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On the heels of Mark Zuckerberg's $100 million donation to Newark's public schools, other donors with deep pockets have come out in support of educational causes.
Billionaire private equity firm co-founder Henry Kravis has also pledged $100 million to Columbia Business School (doesn't quite have the same philanthropic ring to it, but it's his alma mater). The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is launching a $20 million grant program to benefit entrepreneurs of all kinds who create technology to be used in the pursuit of college degrees. And Zuckerberg continued his efforts, inviting 400 wealthy "potential donors" to a Silicon Valley screening of the documentary about education, Waiting for Superman.
"As the very rich get incomprehensibly richer, there's been a race to the top for reputation-polishing noblesse oblige," writes New York magazine, which offers a list of big givers from the past couple of years.


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Dang. So apparently when they slapped the tagline "The rules have changed" on all the posters (including the new one below for Optimus Prime) for the upcoming "Transformers" movie, they totally meant it. Apparently after that whole Chicago shenanigans in the last flick, the Transformers disappeared, along with Sam and his super hot girlfriends (and I don't recall either one of their names). Thank God Marky Mark and his super hot daughter are here to save us, just in time, from the looks of it, from yet another alien armada invasion.
Damn, why don't these alien armadas leave us alone? We just wanna live! Anyways. Check out the brand spanking new trailer for Michael Bay's "Transformers: Age of Extinction" below.
In the film, Mark Wahlburger plays a Texas mechanic (his second Texan character in a roll, following up "Lone Survivor," because obviously when you think "good ol Texas boy," you think, er, Mark Wahlberg) who, along with his daughter, make a discovery that brings Autobots and Decepticons – and a paranoid government official – down on them.
Starring Mark Wahlberg, Jack Reynor, Nicola Peltz, Sophia Myles, Peter Cullen, Glenn Morshower, and Kelsey Grammer.
It's on (again) this June 27th.


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I noticed that some posters on this board were saying that more visitors should report back on the places they went while in town. I took almost all my restaurant recommendations from this site during my trip to Miami December 17-22.
Gilbert's Food Bar
Miami Airport, terminal H-J connector
I was pleasantly surprised by this place in the food court at the airport. They serve a lot of inexpensive Cuban pastries--sweet and savory. I had a ham and cheese bun and pastelitos with chorizo and guava (two separate pastelitos!). Each item was around $2.50. The ham and cheese bun (don't remember the Spanish name) was like a flat challah roll with a small amount of filling--much smaller than a sandwich. More of a snack. The chorizo pastelito had a thin layer of dry chorizo, crumbled really small, in a puff pastry--it wasn't too much bread or too much meat; a good balance. The guava pastelito was really sugary, with probably not the most homemade of fillings, but it tasted great with the saltier items. Considering it's in an airport, I give the service, price, food, and menu selection an A!
La Esquina del Lechon
I actually came here twice for dinner, because it was close to my hotel. We had a Lechon Asado for only around $11, and a mixed grill plate for around $19. Everything was very solid. And I liked it much better than La Carreta. It's not a fancy place at all, but the food was totally fresh. Also, instead of bread, they brought chicharrones (crispy fried pork belly) which was highly exciting.
My Ceviche
Miami Beach
Really small portions for the price!
BLT Steak at the Betsy Hotel
Miami Beach
We had desserts here at 2 p.m. because we were still hungry after My Ceviche. It's quite expensive, but you definitely DO get what you pay for. The crepe souffle with passionfruit sauce was a surprisingly big portion, and a crowd pleaser with my vacationmates. I'd been to the NYC location of BLT Steak a couple of times, so I was prepared for something very high quality, and they delivered.
Michael's Genuine Food & Drink
Design District(?)
This place seems like the Chez Panisse of Miami. For three people we had two salads, a spaghetti, a chicken entree, and two desserts. I think my favorite thing was the butter lettuce salad with hazelnuts (around $11). The dressing had a complex flavor and all the elements were of the highest quality it seemed. The chicken unfortunately was a bit bland, even though the waiter pitched it to us as one of their most special entrees.
Bella Luna at the Aventura Mall
I came here to meet up for lunch with a friend who lives near here. Needless to say this was not a Chowhound recommendation. The portions were ridiculously huge and the prices were very high ($16 for a pasta, ~$25 for a meat entree. remember we're in a mall). The atmosphere was quite fancy which seems out of place in a mall. Plus, as a vacationer, traditional Italian food is not what I'm interested in when I could have Cuban/Latin food or seafood specific to the region.
La Carreta
Near Doral/Hialeah
See above. We had a rather unexciting Tres Leches cake dessert and a beef roast "stuffed with chorizo" (only a couple bites)--seemed sort of cafeteria-esque.
Blue Collar
We had a latke appetizer, a vegetarian plate, and "the big ragout sandwich" which was a beef brisket and italian sausage sandwich with cheese. I loved it--I'm not a fan of sandwiches generally but this was more like a huge pile of barbecue with bread around it. The vegetables and latkes also were all really well-considered--not too plain, but not overly flavored or fussed-with. If I lived in Miami, I'd take people here all the time, because it's cool and hip but also appropriate for square old people as well. (Though it's pretty loud in the dining room.)
Harry's Pizza
Design District
For dinner at 8 p.m. on a Friday night, it was pretty deserted! The food was great though. We came here because the waiter at Michael's told us that Michael owns this pizzeria. This was another place with cool decor and tattooed waiters, but not too alternative of a place for your parents. We had a fish of the day for $21 that came with roasted squash, tomatoes, and eggplant and salmoriglio (a citrus/herb paste or sauce). It was excellent, and better I thought than the chicken for $23 we had at Michael's Genuine.
Buena Vista Deli
Design District
I came by here in the afternoon for some pastries, because I'd read so much on Chowhound. Not sure what the hype is all about.
Huahua Taqueria
Miami Beach
I was in the mood for some Mexican food, as there is NONE of it in Pittsburgh where I live now, and even though I'd seen written on this board that Miami doesn't have any good Mexican food, I took this recommendation off Yelp. Though the portions were kind of small for the price (probably because of location in Miami Beach?) everything was quite good. I had a beef enchilada with a lemon cream sauce on top and it was very fresh tasting, not your average unremarkable tex-mex stuff. It took forever to come out of the kitchen, though. For dessert I had a strawberries and cream paleta which was great, but sort of expensive at $3.
As an out of towner, I noticed that all the restaurants were serving cheesecake, from $3 cheesecake at La Carreta to $12 goat cheese cheesecake with poached pears and pistachios at Michael's Genuine Food and Drink.


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Game Recap
An exciting game at Olympian High School tonight between the Lady Eagles and the Lady Monarchs. It was a nail biter to the end but your Lady Monarchs pulled another win with the help of Aleece Thomas with 3 goals and Yasmin Mendoza's 14 saves at goal. The final score was 6 to 4. GO MONARCHS!


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Abraham (The Seventh Beggar ) sends a young man of privilege from Washington. D.C.. on a spiritual quest that takes him from surfing the Outer Banks to encountering jihad in Pakistan. It's 2000, and John Jude Parish is an 18-year-old surfer with a nose for exploring spirituality. He reads about Bob Dylan, digests the Tao, and corresponds online with Arabic friends about Islam. When he breaks a leg, he uses his time of enforced immobility to study Sufi poetry, which leads him, eventually, to Brooklyn, where he befriends a young man from Pakistan who suggests going abroad to learn more about Muslim culture. Once in Pakistan, each small step takes him closer to becoming radicalized. His journey toward Islam is not one of disenchantment, but of enlightenment, described in an evocative prose that mimics the confusion and grandeur of a young man driven by ideals. The novel is at its best when John's questing is an earnest, balanced search for meaning, though when Abraham shifts her focus to John's mother late in the book, the story flattens. Mostly, the book is excellent—considered, magnetic, surprising—but the fizzled ending is a major disappointment. (Apr.)
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Lefty Mijares real cut-up in Royals' bullpen
Lefty Mijares real cut-up in Royals' bullpen
"He took [Brayan] Pena's shoe and made it into a pick ax," Yost said, laughing.
Mijares, though, is all serious on the mound. And he's had some seriously good results. When he bailed Luis Mendoza out of a jam in Thursday's series opener at Seattle with two strikeouts and a groundout, Mijares lowered his ERA to 1.67 with a 2-1 record and 37 strikeouts in 37 2/3 innings.
"He's been pitching good all year, really," Yost said. "He's pitched well, he's pitched a lot. I was kind of surprised to see in the stats that he's got the second-most appearances for a reliever. So he's pitching a bunch, too."
Among American League relievers prior to Saturday's games, Joaquin Benoit of Detroit and Boone Logan of the Yankees each had 48 appearances and Mijares was among six with 47, including Royals rookie Kelvin Herrera.
Mijares, a southpaw, is used primarily as a weapon against left-handed batters. The statistics tell why: Left-handed batters hit .203 (16-for-79) against him this year while righties are .283 (17-for-60). Both homers against Mijares were by right-handed hitters.
Mijares depends basically on his fastball, a good slider and, when he's not pitching, his sense of humor.
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Sue Bruns: Ah, those holiday traditions
As we sat down for turkey on Thanksgiving Day, something was missing. Daughter Jessy was absent from the family feast for the first time in 22 years — a break in our family tradition.
Traditions are important. They give us stability, good memories, patterns in a life of uncertainty.
My childhood was rich with traditions. When I was young, virtually every holiday involved a small celebration with just our family of five and then an extended gala (mainly food) with my maternal grandmother, two bachelor uncles, my other uncle and his family. Christmas dinner was at Uncle Bob's, Easter at Grandma's, and Thanksgiving at our house. The women worked in the kitchen preparing the meal while the men lounged in the living room. The cousins played together and stayed out of the way.
Every December, my dad hung blue Christmas lights in a perfect line along the eaves of our house and down the sides. He arranged small spruce trees in front of the bay window as a backdrop for the plastic light-up nativity scene. Small white lights covered the shrubs near the house and multi-colored lights decked the big blue spruce trees nearer the street.
On Christmas Eve my parents always took us three kids for a drive to check out other decorations in town (to assure my dad that his were still the best). Secretly we knew why our mother, ever early for any event, was chronically late to the car for these Christmas Eve drives while the rest of us waited in the car, engine idling. We returned home each year (always surprised) to find that Santa had delivered our presents while we were away. (Well, of course he had to visit some places early in order to get to every house by dawn!) No one ever questioned how the presents had gotten there. (If you don't believe, the gifts might stop coming.)
We opened the gifts on Christmas Eve (but only after the supper dishes were cleared, washed and dried). Christmas Day was for church and THE BIG DINNER with extended family.
Ah, yes. Christmas traditions. How delightful to think back.
But things change, kids grow up, move away, start their own traditions — just as we had started our own once we had children. Or did we?
"Eric," I asked my son, "what traditions do you remember from growing up?"
"Can't think of any," he said, and then after a moment added, "Making lefse, I guess."
Yes! That was one tradition this German-Irish girl had to learn when she became part of a Norwegian-German clan.
"Right! Lefse making," I said. "Anything else? Any other traditions?"
"Hmmmmmn. Nope," he said.
Ouch! Had we established no memorable traditions? What about Christmas Eve at Grandma's and Christmas Day together as a family? Well, that happened most of the time, except the Christmas Eve we took a long trip to visit Grandpa in the nursing home and no restaurants were open on Christmas Eve so we ended up eating really dried up hot dogs and old doughnuts from a convenience store.
And that other year when we spent Christmas in Orlando and every tourist attraction in Florida had record-breaking attendance numbers on the very days that we were there, standing in long lines of not-so-jolly tourists.
I realized that my kids were victims of their parents' disrupted traditions. It's our fault. We grew up, got jobs, moved away, married, had kids of our own.
You know how it is. You have to work around more than one family's traditions, adjust for work schedules, travel in different directions to different sets of relatives, spend long hours on the road.
When you think you're establishing new traditions, you're actually eating at convenience stores on Christmas Eve. You might make lefse one holiday and not another. Or you might decide one year to get away from -20 temps and have Christmas in Florida, which you end up hating because you miss being home for the holiday and there's no snow and what's with all of these blooming poinsettias sitting outside in December?
I started to question my own childhood memories. Did we really do everything just the same every year, or was it a collective memory? Does it matter? Does "tradition" really mean doing everything the same all the time?
No, no! I'll not be a slave to repetition at the expense of tradition! (Say what?) The important thing isn't doing everything exactly the same way every holiday: The important thing is family and making the most of the time together — wherever it may be.
Merry Christmas.


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Summer annual grasses
Goosegrass is a prostrate-growing grass that usually has radiating stems from a central growing point. Its sheaths are distinctly flat and white, leading some to call this grass "silver crabgrass." The blades are usually folded, 3–8 mm wide when flat and may contain a few sparse hairs near their base. Auricles are absent, and the ligule is a short membrane. It typically emerges several weeks later than crabgrass species.
Mature goosegrass: flat stems radiate from a central point.
Collar region: short, membranous ligule.Right, seedhead.
Goosegrass tolerates harsh conditions, including drought and hard, compacted soils and close mowing, especially around walkways and driveways. It is also found in other landscaped areas and cultivated crops.
Goosegrass occurs throughout Missouri, west to Utah and along the Pacific Coast.
The crabgrasses have similar growth habits and invasive tendencies. However, the leaves and stems of crabgrass are not flat. Also, the ligule of crabgrass is much longer than that of goosegrass. Orchardgrass has flat leaves and stems, but it has a perennial life cycle and a much larger ligule.
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I had so much fun creating this whimsical Little Red on a piece of Birch tree. Additional photos can be viewed in my Etsy shop, HERE.
Family Adventures, Disney World, Photography, Food & FUN
I had so much fun creating this whimsical Little Red on a piece of Birch tree. Additional photos can be viewed in my Etsy shop, HERE.
I've been trying to put my fringe hours (link to a great book on tips for using your Fringe Hours) to good use lately. I've always been good at finding little pockets of time and using them to my advantage, but with a new baby that does NOT nap, it's the only way I can get anything done.
Here are a few pieces I've made recently. Details on each are HERE in my Etsy shop.
I've been a fan of KV / Aquarius Nation for a few years now. She's a light worker in this world and a really good soul. She puts out the BEST monthly horoscopes I've ever read. I look forward to them each month as they are packed with helpful info. She never fails to deliver a timely message just when I need it. So when I followed one of her links to her Etsy shop I was intrigued by her listing for a personalized birth chart book. I won't go over everything she includes in a book but you can read the listing for a book right here. She makes some bold claims as to what you might see in your personalized book, but knowing how useful I found her horoscopes, I was intrigued by what a personalized book might include so I ordered one of my own.
The word life-changing can be thrown around a lot on the internet. Lots of links to life changing habits, life changing diets, life changing organizational hacks, etc. In reality any of those things has the potential to be life changing, IF you actually do the work to change your life. In this case, KV delivers. My book was FILLED with insights and relevant tidbits about my life. Things that there are NO way KV could have known, even IF (and she doesn't) she delved deep, deep, deep into my personal history. There are things that I didn't think were relevant the first time I read though the book but when I went back I realized that those things had happened, manifested or presented themselves in the meantime. There are some pages where my mouth was just open and I was gasping. Like unbelievable predictions that I would have not seen coming in a million years and then there werethose things were happening in the background that I wasn't even aware of. In addition to the personal insights, she includes clarity on so many of my life's goals, talents and callings. I can honestly say that almost every single page included something useful to me. I go back to my book often as a helpful reminder of the path I'm on and I'm always glad I did.
KV/Aquarius Nation can also be found here… Aquarius Nation website, Instagram and Facebook.
Thank you so much for sharing your insights with the world, KV!!
Brusho Crystal Colours are basically highly pigmented watercolors in crystal form. You sprinkle the color crystals onto your paper. If your paper is wet upon sprinkling you'll see the crystals react to water immediately. If your paper was dry, then you'll spray it and see the reaction. You'll get a different look each time. You can make unlimited amazing artwerks with Brushos.
The only issue I had with Brushos was how to organize them so that I could easily tell what color was inside each container. They are marked on the front of each, but I had to take them out of the box to see the side of each container. I could have just written the names on the top of each container, but I have no idea off the top of my head, the exact visual differences between Scarlet, Brilliant Red, Ost. Red and Crimson. I wanted to see the differences.
As in I like results. but I'm super lazy. I also have to do e.v.e.r.y.thing with a baby on my lap – so that's super helpful in getting stuff done. Sooooo, I looked around to see what might work. I dug out my 1 1/4″ circle punch. 1″ would really be preferable, but I think this is a little larger. It still worked out ok – it was roughly the same size as the caps of each crystal container. I then rubbed my hands together in my best mad scientist act and got to work.
I used a piece of watercolor paper because um these are watercolors after all. I measured out 24 squares (I have the 24 color set of Brushes) that were each a little larger than my punch.
Then I pulled each Brusho container out of the box, wrote the name of the color and painted a swatch of that color.
Here's what all 24 swatches looked like on the squares. I could have made these a little more even without all the water pools, but the very squirmy six-month-old on my lap was not really that into this diy project.
Next, I punched out a circle from each square color swatch. Once the circle was punched, I used my Scotch ATG tape gun (best tool EVER) to add two strips of tape to the back of the swatch. Once the glue was on, I used my hole punch to punch a hole in the middle of each circle. The majority of Brusho users seem to agree that a few holes (I used a large sewing needle to poke three holes in each) in each top is the best way to shake out just enough crystals without wasting any. These crystals are super pigmented so a little goes a long way. The punched hole in the circle swatch allows the pigment to still be shaken out.
Here is my finished result!Aren't they pretty?


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Once you know what kind of boat you're looking for, our Boat Research section is a great way to shop and compare -- it's the world's largest online boat show.
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Candida Symptoms
What are Candida Overgrowth or Yeast Infection Symptoms?
Antibiotics make things worse?
So do I or don't I? That's the magic question. Do I have candida or something else? All you really know is it's been a while and you're sick of the goose chase… you've suffered for a long time and have been given the run around from the doctors who are quick to take your money but slow to provide any results.
You're tempted to think that they have no idea what's really going on with you and you're just left to suffer while they try and figure it out. So many nights of no sleep. So many groggy days. Too much itching and swelling and burning.
You've heard about Candida and are wondering if you have it, and if you have it, how in the world do you get rid of it (Click here to learn about a quick and simple Candida Cleanse that actually works).
Like the picture shows, yeast infection symptoms are so varied and so stealth that it is often difficult for physicians to diagnose accurately. It's not their fault most of the time, they're at a disadvantage. They don't have a potent remedy in the first place so naturally nothing will work that they might prescribe. In fact, it's usually the opposite, their prescriptions make matters much much worse.
Here's what the situation with antibiotics looks like and why it's a bad idea to take any for Candida: (HINT: no antibiotic even works with fungal infections but they will all make things worse).
- Often, patients are given more antibiotics to eliminate Candida symptoms when antibiotics do NOT work on fungal infections like in the case of candida or yeast infection and therefore the antibiotics can be the root cause of Candida overgrowth.
- Antibiotics are now the biggest cause of chronic yeast infections because they cause a major imbalance of your intestinal flora by killing most all of your friendly bacteria.
- Your friendly, beneficial bacteria keeps the Candida Albicans yeast in balance when it is at its normal levels. Antibiotics decimate the normal levels and deplete crucial bacteria your body needs.
Simply stated, antibiotics are dangerous mycotoxins, fungal metabolites, that kill bacteria, even the good bacteria that are present in our intestines and essential for good health.
That may sound all medical, but what is happening is that the antibiotics upset the delicate balance of the yeast to bacteria ratio in your digestive system, giving the yeast fungi the upper hand in creating a yeast infection (literally an invasion of yeast forces from planet hell).
Without the good bacteria in your system to control yeast, it spreads and becomes a toxic fungal parasite known as Candida. That candida spreads throughout your body and wreaks havoc in almost every regulatory system of your body. Why? Because…
Candida Affects your Major Body Systems
Candida, when it becomes full blown, affects almost all of the major systems in your body and the yeast infection symptoms are all over the place. In fact, candida affects the brain the most. which is the whole reason why you're miserable.
- Digestive
- Nervous
- Cardiovascular
- Respiratory
- Reproductive
- Urinary
- Endocrine
- Lymphatic
- Musculo-skeletal
So I Think I Might Have Candida, What are the Tell-Tale Signs?
Most Candida infections result in minimal complications such as redness, itching and discomfort, though complication may be severe or fatal if left untreated.
For people with strong immune systems, Candidiasis is usually a very localized infection of the skin or mucosal membranes, including the oral cavity (thrush), the pharynx or esophagus, the gastrointestinal tract, the urinary bladder, or the genitalia (vagina, penis).
Candidiasis is a really common cause of vaginal irritation, or vaginitis, and can also occur on the male genitals.
For those with weaker immune systems Candida infections can affect the esophagus with the potential of becoming systemic which causes a much more serious condition, a fungemia called candidemia.
A List of Yeast Infection Symptoms (Candidiasis)
With something as common and sometimes systemic as candida is, symptoms can be all over the map. Lots of times they're hard to diagnose because they vary depending on the area affected.
Infection of the vagina or vulva may cause severe itching, burning, soreness, irritation, and a whitish or whitish-gray cottage cheese-like discharge, often with a curd-like appearance. That can be confusing too because those symptoms are also present in the more common bacterial vaginosis.
For the men, symptoms of infection in the male genitalia include red patchy sores near the head of the penis or on the foreskin, severe itching, or a burning sensation. Candidiasis of the penis can also have a white discharge, although uncommon. However, having no symptoms at all is common, and a more severe form of the symptoms may emerge later.
Once this happens you may begin to get some of these symptoms;
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The CoreAdmin API is fairly well represented in the UI. When SolrCloud is enabled, the Collections API for SolrCloud needs similar treatment.
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SOLR-4901 Newcomer Curb Appeal - improve the Out Of Box experience for new users
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SOLR-4316 should have gone here:
The first thing from the collections API that I would like to see is interactive CREATE functionality. The second is DELETE functionality, with the right amount of "are you sure you want to do this?" prompting.
This comment is part of an effort to close old issues that I have reported. Search tag: elyograg2013springclean
This is the most obvious next step once the AngularJS Admin UI is completed, although, I wonder whether we need the collections API to work in non-cloud mode, and then build a UI around that.
(there are two more panes to do on the AngularJS UI, both of which I am half way through)
Maybe it should expose it as one? Like how the start script does with the 'create' option. If it's standalone Solr then we make core admin calls. If it's SolrCloud then Collection API calls will be made.
As discussed here http://markmail.org/thread/i4ynycr5fsqc275j we want to stop exposing the core admin apis. So if we do it we'll be masking it from the UI and when that is implemented make all calls to the collection api.
Any opinions on whether this is a good idea?
I could certainly do it all within the UI, but that just feels wrong, and at best a nasty workaround.
We should make a UI for the collections API, but, we should do that backed by a correct API, and we should deprecated the core admin tab of the UI too.
Hmmmm. Is the proposal here to use the Collections API even in the non-SolrCloud case to do what the core admin API does (or equivalent) now? We just need to be sure that the non-Cloud mode is supported somehow.
There has been a proposal, elsewhere, that the collections API should support non-cloud mode.
This ticket should depend upon that work. We could replace the Core Admin tab with a collections admin tab which works in both cloud and non-cloud modes.
This ticket should depend upon that work.
I disagree, but not enough for a formal -1 vote. These admin UI improvements are pretty important in my opinion. I think we should expose the Collections API for SolrCloud collections and keep using the CoreAdmin API for cores until the non-cloud Collections API is done. If the new API is done right, it will be substantially similar to the existing CoreAdmin API, so the admin UI migration should be very easy.
The CoreAdmin API is not going to disappear, at least not in any 5.x version. It just won't be publicly documented any more, and users will be encouraged to switch to the Collections API. Some deprecations in SolrJ are likely.
First pass at a collections API tab that replaces the core admin tab when in cloud mode.
Supports add/delete collection, and shows details of the collection and its shards/replicas. Adding "add/delete replica" and "add/remove alias" is pretty easy.
Just need to do add/delete replica, then first pass at this ticket will be complete.
This is the first version of the collections UI that is "ready" enough.
It likely has issues, but given it is new code, I plan to commit it soon.
Please folks, play with it! Follow the link to the new UI when in cloud mode, and try out the collections tab, and feed back what you like/don't like.
Commit 1707245 from Upayavira in branch 'dev/trunk'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707245 ]
SOLR-4388 Add a Collections UI for SolrCloud
Commit 1707247 from Upayavira in branch 'dev/branches/branch_5x'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707247 ]
SOLR-4388 Add a Collections UI for SolrCloud
Hi Upayavira,
Is it plugged in the the new UI? I didn't find it on http://localhost:8983/solr/admin.html#/ . That is the correct URL right?
In server/solr-webapp/webapp/js/angular/controllers/ I do see a collections.js file though.
Varun Thacker You should see a link at the top right pointing to the "new UI". Click that. Then you'll see it, if you are in cloud mode.
Commit 1707269 from Upayavira in branch 'dev/trunk'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707269 ]
Commit 1707270 from Upayavira in branch 'dev/branches/branch_5x'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707270 ]
Oh I missed that toggle. I was under the impression that going to http://localhost:8983/solr/admin.html#/ would directly take you to the new ui. Looks like that changed with
Thanks for adding this UI screen!
Here are my first thoughts:
- Auto-add replicas shows a tick mark while my collection has it set to false.
- I select a collection, then when I explicitly click on Overview under it , it takes me to the main Overview tab.
- Schema browser tab: We can't load term info against a collection. The field definition is not present as well . Maybe we should make the terms handler distributed as well?
- I get a "healthcheck not configured" error when I first select a core.
- Ping request handler works on distributed mode as well after
SOLR-7746so maybe we put it in the collections tab?
I'll try taking a more in-depth look at it soon.
Commit 1707274 from Upayavira in branch 'dev/trunk'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707274 ]
SOLR-4388 Fix overview link and autoAddReplicas
Commit 1707275 from Upayavira in branch 'dev/branches/branch_5x'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707275 ]
SOLR-4388 Fix overview link and autoAddReplicas
The URL for the new UI is http://localhost:8983/solr/index.html. The one you referred to is direct to the old UI
- AutoaddReplicas - thx, I've fixed that
- I spotted the 'overview' link issue myself just now and fixed it
- Schema browser: terms only come from a core. A distributed terms handler would be great
- healthcheck: I knew that was around but couldn't reproduce it. Thanks, I'll fix it
- ping: what does it do in distributed mode?
Commit 1707383 from Michael McCandless in branch 'dev/branches/branch_5x'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707383 ]
SOLR-4388: fix the build (missing svn:eol-style props)
Commit 1707384 from Michael McCandless in branch 'dev/trunk'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1707384 ]
SOLR-4388: fix the build (missing svn:eol-style props)
patch that:
- Make chevron change as list is opened/closed
- Makes 'new_collection' a placeholder not a default value
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The Saratoga man accused of a hit-and-run that severely injured former competitive cyclist Ashley Jackson has been appointed a doctor who will determine if he is mentally fit to stand trial.
According to the prosecution, Robert Schiro hit Ashley Jackson and her husband David Nelson with his silver BMW as the two were biking down Highway 9 in Saratoga in April 2009. Schiro stopped for a moment and then fled in his car, according to statements by Nelson.
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Dilution problem for my Bradfords assay
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Dilution problem for my Bradfords assay
Can someone help me understand why a sample has a final concentration of 1500ug/ml. If I add 2mg/ml of stock, 10ul of water and 150ul of bradfords reagent.
If someone can point me in the right direction of how they worked it out. Thanks a lot.
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No, this is one of the standards I used to construct the absorbance/conc curve. I'm just wondering if you can help me figure out how adding 2mg/ml BSA stock with 10ul diluent and 150ul of bradford reagent gives a final BSA conc of 1500ug/ml. I suck at maths and im having a hard time understanding how this was calculated.
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It is that time of year when people start looking back over the past 365 days to see what they have accomplished and what they regret.
This year has included a number of ups and downs for Airdrie residents. As you can see from our Newsmakers sections (see pages 3, 5, 11 and 16), we have been lucky enough to have had more ups than downs.
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Fly-half Andy Goode helped Worcester condemn Sale to a seventh successive Aviva Premiership this season with a 23-16 victory at Sixways.
Warriors' former England fly-half scored 18 points, including a decisive try 12 minutes from time that left Sale still searching for a first league win since April. The Sharks doubled their Premiership points tally courtesy of a losing bonus after they matched Worcester on tries thanks to touchdowns by wing Mark Cueto and full-back Nick Macleod.
Fly-half Danny Cipriani added two penalties, but Worcester prevailed after Goode's late touchdown followed a scintillating effort early in the action from Warriors' Samoan wing David Lemi. Goode, the second highest points scorer in Premiership history behind former Sale star Charlie Hodgson, ultimately made the difference with his goalkicking.
The ex-Leicester player slotted three penalties and two conversions for a five from six success-rate, which proved pivotal in denying Sale at least a share of the spoils. Sale spent the closing minutes within sight of Worcester's line, but they could not capitalise on their forwards' admirable collective effort.
It took a superb try-saving tackle from Worcester scrum-half Paul Hodgson to deny Sale substitute Will Addison in the game's last attack, with both players requiring lengthy treatment after referee Greg Garner blew the final whistle. Addison limped away, while a similarly groggy Hodgson also returned to his feet, albeit several minutes later.
Worcester, fresh from scoring a staggering 175 points in successive Amlin Challenge Cup victories over Gernika and Rovigo, saw three players - Hodgson, wing Errie Classens and lock Craig Gillies - make their first league starts this term.
Sale also showed numerous changes after their last outing - a 33-18 Heineken Cup defeat against Montpellier - but their Scotland lock Richie Gray failed a late fitness test on his injured ankle and Kearnan Myall deputised.
It took the Warriors barely a minute to open their account as Goode landed a touchline penalty, but Sale's response proved swift and impressive. From their first attack they retained possession smartly, and Cueto sliced through a gap to score in the right-hand corner, giving him his 74th Premiership try and leaving him just one behind his former team-mate Steve Hanley's all-time league record.
Cipriani missed a difficult conversion attempt, and Worcester quickly regained the lead when Goode slotted an angled penalty to make it 6-5 after nine minutes. Sale, though, continue to play with a level of confidence and continuity that belied their league status, and it came as no surprise when Cipriani's opening penalty strike restored their advantage.
Worcester struggled noticeably at the lineouts, losing four in succession on their own throw, and they were also under pressure territorially as Sale bossed the close-quarter exchanges.
The visitors had a monopoly on possession as they repeatedly forced Worcester on to the back foot, and Warriors desperately needed some inspiration.
It duly arrived seven minutes before the break thanks to Lemi's brilliance as the Samoan Test skipper jinked his way over on an angled 30-metre run that showcased his devastating finishing ability. Goode added the conversion before he slotted a penalty on the stroke of half-time as a 10-point onslaught in six minutes gave Warriors a 16-8 interval advantage.
Cipriani opened the second-half scoring with another penalty, and in a repeat of the opening quarter Sale then proceeded to dominate territory.
They camped inside Worcester's 22, using the physical presence of forwards like Andy Powell and Richie Vernon to batter away at Worcester's defence. But the Warriors held firm and they were able to relieve the pressure when Sale infringed, and Worcester boss Richard Hill then made his first substitution, sending on former Sharks skipper Dean Schofield for Gillies.
Sale, though, were not to be denied their second try, and it arrived in the 62nd minute after more patient approach work this time reaped its reward as Cueto delivered a scoring pass to Macleod.
Cipriani was again wide with the conversion attempt, yet Sale had tied things up at 16-16, ensuring a gripping finale which ultimately belonged to Goode through his converted try that meant the Sharks remain in deep Premiership waters.
Their 23-16 loss at Worcester left them rooted to the Premiership basement with just two points, although they dominated much of the Sixways action in terms of territory and possession.
"I am bitterly disappointed," said Sale boss Bryan Redpath. "We had enough territory and possession to have won the game, but the facts are that we didn't. I thought it was a game we should have won."
Worcester head coach Richard Hill admitted his side were far from their best. "We looked rusty tonight," he said. "We have not really been tested in the Amlin Challenge Cup over the past two weeks, whereas Sale were a bit more battle-hardened, having come off Heineken Cup games against Cardiff Blues and Montpellier.
"We played a lot of rugby in our own half and caused quite a few problems for ourselves. We weren't at our best by any means, but we just had enough to repel Sale at the end.
"It was a massive game for Sale. They had to win this one, really. They are staring down the barrel at the moment, and they threw absolutely everything at us, but we just had enough."
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Sorry if this has already been answered somewhere, but I couldn't find what I was looking for through various searches.
I have made updates to a child theme (basically just configuration and content and settings, etc) that I installed back in August and activated with Enfold 1.9.1. Now I would like to upgrade to the latest version of Enfold (2.4.2, I believe it is), and I will doing this via my FTP as it doesn't work via the WP backend itself.
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The only thing that will be effected is if you have copied over any of the files from the parent root folder into your child theme. For example the header.php file or footer.php file.
Upgrades never change your theme settings since they are saved in the WordPress database against your theme name.
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Thanks! This worked out perfectly.
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PARAMEDICS battling to save the life of a Southampton man were forced to barricade themselves in a room when they were attacked by his girlfriend, an inquest heard.
Southampton coroner Keith Wiseman labelled the actions of Kerry Dowling and others who were fighting in the home of James Haines as "absolutely disgraceful".
Worried ambulance staff had to urgently call for police help after coming under attack at the house in Sedburgh Road, Millbrook , on January 28.
Concerned neighbours had phoned 999 when 49-year-old Mr Haines fell ill during a poker evening with friends.
The court heard regular drink and drug-fuelled card games were a virtually nightly part of his "unusual lifestyle".
But when ambulance workers attended to help treat Mr Haines, who family members described as a "heavy drinker", they were soon attacked by his girlfriend, who was described as being "extremely volatile" and "up and down" on the night.
Police officers had to keep her outside as medics tried to keep Mr Haines alive.
He was eventually taken to Southampton General Hospital , but died shortly after midnight.
Post-mortem results showed he did not have high levels of alcohol or any drugs in his system, and had actually been killed by a heart condition.
Recording a verdict of death from natural causes, Mr Wiseman said he was horrified by the way paramedics had been treated.
He said: "Certain aspects of this case are quite extraordinary.
"When the emergency services were called they were pretty much assaulted by this young lady who was a recent girlfriend, and there appeared to be a significant number of others of those present who were fighting.
"There's no indication of what they were fighting about, or why on earth they were seeking to impede the ambulance staff from treating Mr Haines.
"I would be doing (the paramedics) a disservice if I didn't say that the behaviour they were faced with was quite disgraceful, and I'm very sorry at what they had to put up with in simply going about their duty in trying to save this man's life.
"Everyone involved in this case assumed that alcohol would have been involved in what occurred, but toxicology showed that was not the case and he died in the end at the age of 49 of a heart condition."


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Kirk Lynn and the Rude Mechanicals in Austin, Texas always have fun. In addition to their own imaginative works, they've set about 'fixing' some of Shakespeare's less impressive works. Fixing King John was the first.
In casting about for other Shakespeare plays to mend with his own distinctive language and reshaping, Kirk Lynn did well to choose Timon of Athens. It was published in the First Folio of 1623 and not much seems to be known about its history. Timon has the full five acts characteristic of Shakespearean and Elizabethan drama, but they're an awkward and uneasy assembly. It's easy to suppose that this piece, appearing seven years after Shakespeare's death, is the theatre company's script begun and written in part by Shakespeare but completed or altered by another hand, quite possibly that of Thomas Middleton. And, to quote the character of Timon as he rails in Act IV, Scene 3, "'Tis not well mended so; it is but botched."
The playwright notes some of the inconsistencies in his entertaining note in the program ("What Was Kirk Ever Thinking?"). Despite some vivid verse in iambic pentameter Timon of Athens seems notional, a loose bag of characters thrown at a concept and not fully articulated into a story. It's a story of boom and bust. Wealthy Timon gladly rids himself of his fortune with extravagant gifts to all comers and banquets open to all. His faithful steward reveals that the coffers are empty and carefree Timon is leveraged out over a financial precipice. Timon's former friends refuse to assist him, and Timon retires to the forest in bitter rage to rant and rail, prepare his epitaph and perish. The steward encapsulates this action in II, 2:
Great Timon; noble, worthy royal Timon!
Ah, when the means are gone that buy this praise,
The breath is gone whereof this praise is made.
Feast-won, fast-lost: one cloud of winter show'rs,
These flies are couched.
The plot is repetitive, somewhat random, and it features lots of wrangling with and among purely incidental characters such as servants, messengers, thieves and camp followers. The only figure of stature comparable to our protagonist Timon is Athenian warrior Alcibiades, but the paths of the two scarcely cross. Alcibiades sits in on a banquet at Timon's house, almost without speaking. In III, 5, Alcibiades confronts senators on an entirely unrelated and not entirely explained matter of military discipline. Later while leading his troops against Athens the warrior passes by Timon's grotto in Act IV and stays long enough to play straight man to Timon's rants. Alcibiades returns in the final scene to cow the perfidious senators and read Timon's self-composed epitaphs.
And whatever was Kirk thinking? In few, to take this sow's ear and to turn it into a silk purse. Not one from the early 17th century of King James but rather one that's well constructed, hand sewn, brightly spangled and furnished with language of 21st-century pungency, including a liberal supply of crass insults, f-bombs and stark emotions.
Lynn reduces and recasts the original's random crowd of characters, and most of those he retains he keeps onboard for the whole five acts. For example, the First Folio text opens with an unnamed 'painter' and 'poet,' a couple of sycophants. Lynn gives them names, aims, distinctive characters and a friendship and brings them back repeatedly through the story. He establishes an early bond between Timon and Alcibadia, woman general of the Amazons, and he gives both of these leading figures trials and miseries. Each responds in character, thereby filling out the moral complexity of the tale.
In the original the misanthropic Apemantus floats through the plot as an unattached contrarian commentator. Lynn replaces him with an angry and troubled woman servant to a lecherous drunken senator stabbed to death by the Amazon general. Eros, the love god who in the original appears only in a festive dance at the opening banquet, becomes a celebrant and sex worker who knits plot and themes throughout, including a striking moment of direct address late in the first act that picks the pockets of the audience and challenges their distance and self assurance.
Just as creative as these innovations is Lynn's invention of a completely new revelation of a running courtship between Timon's worried faithful steward Flavia and the wealthy Vinnie (previously the walk-on/walk-off character Ventidius). Lynn imagines Vinnie as heir to the slain senator and gives him lines of betrayal originally assigned elsewhere. Allegiances to Timon are tested. Flavia is capable, loyal and determined, while Vinnie is weak and selfish as he claims that his refusal to help Timon is evidence of principled impartiality. They are living in different worlds, as Flavia hotly proclaims — divided not just by social rank but by their understandings of fidelity.
As a result Lynn's story has more coherence of plot than does the original. Also striking and disconcerting are the plain language and crude metaphors he puts into the mouths of these characters. Timon snaps back to one questioner, "Yeah, and the sun might come out of my asshole — won't happen!" The sneering bout between the malevolent Apemantia on one hand and the poet CeeCee and the painter Braymont on the other offers particularly foul insults. But though the f-word as noun and gerund are routinely used as punctuation and for emphasis by many of the characters, this is not mere gutter talk. Stewart Flavia, exasperated at Timon's inattention to his disastrous finances, cries, "I could have worked for a bear cub if I wanted to put my life into the hands of a big f*ing baby!" The playwright gives Alcibadia the redoubtable Amazon some distinctive expressions that hint at her lack of mastery of the prevailing language, but they're linguistic flourishes and not entirely consistent.
Direction by Madge Darlington and Alexandra Bassiakou Shaw sets an intense pace for the events, and this cast knows how to ride that rhythm. The rise-and-fall trope of the original is preserved, but there's a disorienting shift of tone. The early vulgarities dare us to laugh, and Tom Green in the title role is of such antic disposition that much of the first act seems like a Molière comedy spoken in 21st-century gutter talk. With smirk and reedy voice Green establishes Timon in our minds as an insouciant lightweight, so the character's bitterness and curses after his turn of fortune are unconvincing, the petulance of a baby not yet out of his swaddling-clouts.
Ellie McBride as Timon's faithful friend Alcibadia the Amazon has gravitas aplenty, along with directness and ferocity. The playwright ties fates of Timon and Alcibadia, and he grants Alicbadia a greatness of heart and forgiveness that Timon lacks.
Lynn's clearly a feminist (and bravo for that), for this is one of three major characters whose gender is changed. Elizabeth Doss as Flavia the stewart is a loyal striver protective of her master Timon and independent of her suitor Vinnie; Barbara Chisholm as the grimly sorrowful Apemantia comes across initially as a sour bully but is gradually revealed as a person of depth and great sorrow (no thanks to Shakespeare and his putative co-authors). Chisholm's numb mourning for the deceased senator is haunting. Lynn creates for her perhaps the most affecting speech in the piece, her description of the 'cloud of sorrow' that covers her and so many others of the neglected, the plebians and the women.
Remaining characters are various lesser beings. Nate Jackson and Vince Tomasino do quadruple or quintuple duty as all-purpose servants, haughty senators, dancing boys and thieves. Robert Faires' Vinnie is mostly a plot device in a stocking cap: a foil as Flavia's suitor and an exemplar of the feast-won, fast-lost acquaintances of Timon. Lowell Bartholomee as the lugubriously drunken painter Braymont and Robert S. Fisher as the duplicitous conceptual poet CeeCee flesh out those characters and create the bond that Lynn imagines between them. Jay Bird as Eros in golden hot pants moves as Timon does, from glee to grief, but his transition from clown to victim is more affecting than that of Green — perhaps because it's much less expected and less burdened with invective.
Sets are rudimentary and repurposed. The Rudes indicate they took their inspiration for the wooden platforms at either end of the long bare rectangular space from the designs for Dionysus in '69, which they re-enacted in 2009 in the next-door studio space. When you enter the theatre you'll find several cast members wandering about and greeting acquaintances. Costumes are simple, as befits a group that styles itself as 'rude mechanicals,' except for Timon's fancy vest and those golden hot pants on Jay Byrd as Eros. There's box wine and under pressurized draft beer available to audience members over 21 years of age. Loud music with a hectic heavy beat lets you know that this is not going to be your grandma's Shakespeare.
Fixing Timon of Athens is rich and strange and it merits revisiting. I was there for the opening and returned as a walk-up the following weekend. Pleasures of this evening are many, complex and often surprising. When the Rude Mechs open the box you never know what's going to pop out, but you do know that it'll be mischievous and multidimensional.


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In many cases, the term folk-metal has been applied to melodic Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish bands that fuse traditional Scandinavian folk with black metal and/or death metal. Finntroll, for example, are Finnish folk metallers who combine extreme metal with Finnish humppa; it's an unlikely combination, but one that has worked extremely well for them. The folk metal that Suidakra provides on Crogacht, however, favors an appealing blend of symphonic black metal and Celtic music (both Irish and Scottish). Nonetheless, it isn't hard to see the parallels between this German combo and Nordic outfits like Finntroll, Korpiklaani, Moonsorrow, and Ensiferum. Although Crogacht's overtly Celtic outlook is something that most of the Nordic folk metal recordings lack, a Finntroll or Korpiklaani fan should have no problem getting into this excellent 2009 release -- and the fact that Scandinavian folk and Celtic folk have a lot of common ground explains why. When Nordic Vikings invaded the British Isles many centuries ago, they left their mark musically; therefore, if one plays traditional folk recordings from Sweden, Norway or Finland alongside traditional folk recordings from Ireland or Scotland, one can hear the similarities. And it stands to reason that if a band is interested in extreme metal and Celtic folk, the results aren't going to be radically different from the work of Scandinavian bands that are interested in extreme metal and Scandinavian folk. Nonetheless, Suidakra bring their own sound and energy to Crogacht, which is forceful and intense but is also intricate, nuanced and decidedly melodic. Crogacht has black metal's blastbeats and abrasive, paint-peeling rasp vocals, but it also has a firm commitment to melody, harmony, and songcraft. Melody is never a mere afterthought on Crogacht, which gets high marks for both aggression and craftsmanship. ~ Alex Henderson
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Oct. 8, 2013, 3:12 PM
During the month of October, dozens of universities across the country will participate in the 2013 Game Day Recycling Challenge. In 2012, 79 participating schools with 5.4 million collective fans diverted more than 1 million pounds of waste from landfills.
For the fourth consecutive year, Vanderbilt will participate in the Game Day Recycling Challenge Oct. 19 at the Commodores' home football game against Georgia. Vanderbilt's Sustainability and Environmental Management Office (SEMO) is recruiting extra volunteers to help out after the game by collecting recycling out of the seating areas. If you are interested in volunteering, please email email@example.com or call 343-2784.
Finalists from the Athletics Sustainability Competition will be at the Waste Management tailgate tent two hours before kickoff to participate in a recycling contest to determine which is the "greenest group on campus." All are invited to cheer them on. The Athletics Sustainability Competition is sponsored by Waste Management, Inc.
Your help is needed for Vanderbilt to score on and off the field by reducing, reusing and recycling.
The Game Day Recycling Challenge is presented through a partnership of the College and University Recycling Coalition (CURC), RecycleMania, and Keep America Beautiful (KAB) and is supported by the EPA's WasteWise program. More information about the Game Day Recycling Challenge can be found at gamedaychallenge.org.
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A couple of months ago when I went on a business trip with my husband i was shopping in some shops across the street from the hotel. When I came across the Swarovski crystal beads I decided that I needed to make myself a Nana Necklace. The lady in the shop helped me pick the beads that I would need. I went back the next day and got beads to make my 3 daughters a Mommy Necklace.
This started my interest in jewelry making. I have made a few other things now and I'm thinking about making the Nana and Mommy Necklaces to sell.
This beads in this necklace and earrings are from an old bracelet.


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blackbox-save session
How do I get to save the session in blackbox, to save my settings? I always have to re-add gkrellm,bbtime bbkeys and stuff ... after I restart the computer. And it's getting kind of irritating.
pls help me
You need to edit your ~/.xinitrc file. I haven't used bbkeys or bbtime, but for gkrellm, you just put 'gkrellm -w &' in .xinitrc on the line above 'exec /path/to/blackbox'. The commands for bbtime and bbkeys are probably similar, without the -w that you use for gkrellm. I use Fluxbox and I tried fbdesk for a while and that's how it worked. It's a little counterintuitive, but the apps that you want to run IN the window manager must be started BEFORE the window manager.
--- Cerbere
i have edit my .xinitrc file in my home dir but its not working ... :<
vim .xinitrc
konsole &
bbkeys -geom top &
klipper &
gkrellm -w &
kmail &
netbeat-kmail &
opera &
exec blackbox
i must say that im using the grafical login (cause there are other users that are using this pc with KDE) .... maybe i should edit the /etc/X11/gdm/Sessions/Blackbox file or?
pls help me out ... 10q
I'm pretty new to fluxbox, but I think you can accomplish this by putting it in your ~/.fluxbox/init file
session.screen0.rootCommand: gkrellm -w
someone correct me if i am wrong...
I could try it later today to see if that works.
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Patrick Sharp scored twice and Marty Turco made 30 saves, as the Chicago Blackhawks took a 5-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena.
Marian Hossa and Tomas Kopecky each had a goal and assist for the Blackhawks, who had lost three of four to start the season.
"The guys played a great game tonight, I think the score was indicative how we played," Turco said. "It was a great road win."
R.J. Umberger scored his 100th career goal, but Steve Mason allowed five goals on 40 shots as Columbus lost in its home opener. The Blue Jackets began the season by splitting a two-game series against San Jose in Stockholm, Sweden.
"That was a big fat egg we laid tonight," said Columbus head coach Scott Arniel. "System-wise, we were as loose as any games we've played, exhibition with all the kids in there. That was as loose as we've been...Everything we tried to do backfired on us."
Chicago took control by scoring two goals in quick succession in the first period.
Nearing the mid-point of the period, Viktor Stalberg got the puck in the middle of the ice and raced toward the Columbus net. He split two defenders, pushed the puck ahead and sent a leaning forehand past Mason at 9:37.
Just more than a minute later, Hossa tallied his fourth goal of the season for a 2-0 lead.
Columbus got one of those scores back early in the second period while short- handed. Umberger crashed the net with the puck, which Turco blocked to the right of the goal. But the puck bounced off the end boards to Umberger, who centered a backhand shot that appeared to carom off Turco across the goal line at 1:11.
But the Blackhawks countered with their own shorthanded tally, as Sharp fired a snap shot from the left circle past Mason at 9:46. Sharp made it back-to- back goals two minutes later for a 4-1 lead.
Kopecky's backhander only 15 seconds into the third period gave Chicago plenty of cushion. Kristian Huselius completed the scoring with a little more than six minutes left on a tip-in goal.
Game Notes
Chicago played without Patrick Kane, who sat because of an illness...Huselius netted his third goal of the year...Turco faced 32 shots...On Saturday, Chicago hosts Buffalo, while Columbus plays at Minnesota.


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I'm looking for patterns or blocks that would be considered log cabin variations - are there any out there?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I'm looking for patterns or blocks that would be considered log cabin variations - are there any out there?
Fons and Porter just put out a new Log Cabin book - you can download it FREE here:
Here are images of many different LC variations.
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Judy Martins book "Log Cabin Quilt Book" has dozens of variations and lots of beautiful patterns!!
You can see non-traditional log cabin quilts that members of the board have posted here - http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...bums16947.html
There are several books on log cabins that include non-traditional patterns as well. Judy Martin has published at least 2 log cabin books, and another is on its way (if it's not already out).
My avatar is a log cabin variation.
I second Judy Martin's book. You can see pictures of quilts made from that book on her "Viewer Photos" page. It's the third book listed:
Also, pineapple quilts are log cabin variations. I love pineapple quilts.
Here's a google image search for "log cabin variations". https://www.google.com/search?q=log+...FeveigLepoDoAg
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Mary Ellen Hopkins has a good book on Log Cabins although I don't know if you can still buy it. It gives you lots of ideas. No doubt can find it used.
I have a package of Log Cabin Twist paper patterns that are on my to do list. They make the twisted block that looks like star. Someone posted an awesome one done with bright colours and black on QB.
People who start projects and never finish them are cooler
than people who never start projects at all.
If you like to paper piece the book 101 Log Cabin Blocks by Linda Causee is a great book.
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Minnesota bankruptcies (July 12, 2009)
Chapter 7 is a petition to liquidate assets and discharge debts.
Chapter 11 is a petition for protection from creditors and to reorganize.
Chapter 12 is a petition for family farmers to reorganize.
Chapter 13 is a petition for wage earners to readjust debts.
Bankruptcy filings from the following counties: Becker, Clay, Douglas, Grant, Hubbard, Mahnomen, Norman, Otter Tail, Polk, Traverse, Wadena and Wilkin.
Sandra Marie Agas, also known as Sandra Marie Johnson, East Grand Forks, Chapter 7, debts of $75,202, assets of $70,326.
Brian J. Henkel, Detroit Lakes, machinist, Chapter 7, debts of $27,889, assets of $2,828.
Jeanne Marie Mattson, Garfield, Chapter 7, debts of $212,713, assets of $175,871.
Russell William Richter, formerly doing business as Field Stone Gardens, Vergas, Chapter 7, debts of $125,501, assets of $115,295.
Jean Durben, formerly known as Jean Schmidt, 2614 11th St. S., Moorhead, project leader, Chapter 7, debts of $199,403, assets of $15,760.
Brenda Michelle Hagen, 105 5th St. N.W., Dilworth, Chapter 7, occupations, debts and assets not listed.
Clifford A. and Marlys A. Tingesdahl, Frazee, Chapter 7, debts of $279,013, assets of $251,573.
Brad Jay Buckland, Breckenridge, bookkeeper, Chapter 7, debts of $76,783, assets of $39,214.
Clara M. Lefebvre, Detroit Lakes, Chapter 7, debts of $169,048, assets of $217,531.
Jamie A. and Tonya M. Lighthizer, also known as Tonya Hagen, East Grand Forks, Chapter 7, debts of $171,310, assets of $133,923. Lighthizer is a truck driver.
Brian R. and Melissa J. Buck, formerly known as Melissa Cherry, Mahnomen, Chapter 7, debts of $81,353, assets of $20,764. Buck is a public worker. Mrs. Buck is a manager.
Richard Arthur and Adonna Ermel Fithen, Richville, Chapter 7, debts of $222,957, assets of $190,308.
Heidi M. Runningen, Vining, supervisor, Chapter 7, debts of $88,498, assets of $207,458.
Alan F. and Pamela J. Bettermann, Miltona, Chapter 7, debts of $255,515, assets of $239,303. Betterman is a mechanic. Mrs. Betterman is a manager.
Kari J. Hesby, Detroit Lakes, production line worker, Chapter 7, debts of $28,399, assets of $6,513.