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<title>Memory for details</title>
<question>Is there a program that could report the used RAM slots in a machine? What's in them from the point of view of RAM per chip, bus speed, and so on? Crucial has an ActiveX utility for IE that does the job, but I'm not running Windows, and I don't want to install a browser add-on that has that much access to my hardware. </question>
<answer>I know of two programs that will display this information: lshw (http://ezix.org/project/wiki/HardwareLiSter) is a terminal program that shows plenty of information about your computer system, including specifics of the memory. This is the sort of information it gives.
*-memory description: System Memory physical id: 40 slot: System board or motherboard size: 4GB *-bank:0 description: DIMM SDRAM Synchronous 800 MHz (1.2 ns) product: PartNum0 vendor: Manufacturer0 physical id: 0 serial: SerNum0 slot: DIMM0 size: 1GB width: 64 bits clock: 800MHz (1.2ns) *-bank:1
For a graphical alternative, try HardInfo (http://hardinfo.berlios.de) which is also on the LXF DVD each month. This shows a different selection of information about your computer. Between the two, they should tell you all they need Incidentally, the output from these programs can be extremely useful to us when we're trying to answer your questions. </answer>
<title>Address watching</title>
<question>I have access to my PC at work using the corporate VPN. For years the IP address of my work PC hasn't changed, but lately it seems that it changes once or twice a week. Is there any simple way that my PC (Kubuntu 7.10) could send me an email reporting the new address when it changes? </question>
<answer>Before you do anything else, check with your employer that this is acceptable to them. Having access to your work network from home is convenient; losing your job over it most certainly is not! I don't know of a specific utility for doing this (cue about 50 emails from LXF readers enlightening me) but it is easy to do with this short script, which you can run via Cron.
#/bin/sh IPADDRESS=$(/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | sed -n `s/.*inet addr:\([^ ]*\).*/\1/p') if [[ "${IPADDRESS}" != $(cat ~/.current_ip) ]] then echo "Your new IP address is ${IPADDRESS}" | mail -s "IP address change" email@example.com echo ${IPADDRESS} >|~/.current_ip fi
The real business is done in the second line, which uses a regular expression to extract the current IP address from the output of ifconfig. This is compared with the address stored on a previous run; we use ~/.current_ip to store the address here, but any location that is writable by you and unlikely to be touched by anyone else will do. If the address is different, it sends you an email using the mail command and writes the new address into .current_ip. The mail command is the standard program for sending emails from the command line or scripts, but it does require that you have a local SMTP installed. If mail and its dependencies are not already installed on your computer, it will be easier to use SendEmail, installable from Synaptic. This can use any SMTP server. Replace the mail command above with
sendEmail -s smtp.work.com -f firstname.lastname@example.com -t email@example.com -u "IP address change" -q
The first argument is the address of the mail server at work (you can remove the -q (quiet) option for testing). </answer>
<title>Offline apt-get</title>
<question>I don't currently have a net connection to my Ubuntu box, but I do have access to a fast connection at college. Is there a tool I can use on the box that's connected to the net (a Windows PC) to grab dependencies? What I'm looking for is a way to enter the name of the software that I want to install and get back a list of dependencies that I can run in a Windows app to fetch the files and any others that the next one depends on. </question>
<answer> There are at least two ways to do this. The quick and easy option is to use the `Generate package download script' option in Synaptic. Mark the packages you want to install, then select this option from the File menu, which will generate a shell script that you can run to download the packages. Then you transfer the packages to your Ubuntu box and either put them in /var/cache/apt/archives or use the `Add downloaded packages' menu option in Synaptic to install them. The main disadvantage of this method is that the script requires wget, so you need this installed on the computer you use for the downloading. An alternative is to use apt-get from the command line with the --print-uris option. Apt-get will automatically try to install all dependencies, and the --print-uris option outputs the URIs of all the files it needs. You can use grep and cut to extract the URIs from the output with
apt-get --print-uris --yes install pkgspec | grep ^\' | cut -d\' -f2 >downloads.list
For example, running this with `postgrey' instead of the word `pkgspec' creates a file containing
http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/ libn/libnet-dns-perl/libnet-dns-perl_0.59- 1build1.1_i386.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/ universe/libb/libberkeleydb-perl/libberkeleydb- perl_0.31-1_i386.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/ libd/libdigest-sha1-perl/libdigest-sha1-perl_2.11- 1build1_i386.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/ libd/libdigest-hmac-perl-dfsg/libdigest-hmac-perl_ 1.01-5_all.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/ universe/libi/libio-multiplex-perl/libio-multiplex- perl_1.08-3_all.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/ universe/libn/libnet-cidr-perl/libnet-cidr-perl_0.11- 1_all.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/ universe/libn/libnet-ip-perl/libnet-ip-perl_1.25-2_ all.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/ universe/libn/libnet-server-perl/libnet-server-perl_ 0.94-1_all.deb http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/ universe/p/postgrey/postgrey_1.27-4_all.deb
As you can see, this includes the dependencies as well as the program itself. Copy download.list to a USB flash drive to take it to the computer with the faster internet connection. Many FTP programs and download managers will read a list of download URLs from a file, such as
wget --input-file myurilist
You can give more than one package name as `pkgspec' However, you do need to run the apt-get update from time to time to keep up to date. If you are using another connection because your home computer is on a slow dial-up, there's no problem, as apt-get update doesn't download much. If you have no internet access at all, you can run apt-get --print-uris update and download the files elsewhere, then copy, unpack and rename the Sources files in /var/lib/apt/lists. </answer>
<title>User conflicts</title>
<question>I have installed Ubuntu from LXF100 and find the setup very impressive. However, when I start the PC from scratch having shut down completely all my settings in Ubuntu have disappeared and I have to re install and reset everything. I lose Thunderbird account settings, all updates and even saved documents. This problem does not occur with the SUSE 0.3 installation that I have installed on the same box. Can you advise please on what to do to avoid this recurring? At present I am not shutting down for fear of losing all. </question>
<answer>Are you using the same username and home directory for both Ubuntu and SUSE? If so, this problem is caused by the two distros allocating different numeric user IDs for that user. As a result, the SUSE user can write to the directory but the Ubuntu user cannot. While it is possible to change the user ID on one computer to the same as the other in order to enable the same user in both distros to write to the directory, this brings its own set of problems. The distros probably have different versions of some programs, which can cause conflicts when saving settings. A newer version of a program can usually read the settings saved by an older version, but the reverse is not always true. The safest way to work with two (or more) distros, is to have a separate user directory for each one. You can use the same user name, but you need to change the path to the home directory. For example, you could have the username `pearse' on both distros, but make the user directories /home/pearse-suse and /home/pearse-ubuntu. To change the home directory in SUSE, start Yast and go to User Management. Select your user and click on the Edit button, go to the Details tab and change the home directory to, say, pearse-suse. Make sure the Move to New Location box is ticked and press Accept to make the changes. If you do this while logged in as your user, you may find yourself unable to log out, so press Ctrl-Alt-Backspace to kill and restart X, then log in again. It is also possible to do this by logging out of the desktop and editing the passwd file in a root console, by running vipw, changing the home directory for your user and saving the file. Then do
mv /home/pearse /home/pearse-suse
to move the directory. On the Ubuntu half of your system, you can use a root console in the same way or use the System > Administration-Users and Groups menu item to run the user manager. You should open a terminal before you do this, then go into the user manager, select your user and press Properties, go to the advanced tab and change the home directory. You should also change the user's main group to `users' to match the settings in SUSE. Ubuntu doesn't have the option to rename the home directory, so go to the terminal you opened earlier (you cannot open one after you've changed the home directory), and run
sudo mv /home/pearse /home/pearse-ubuntu
then log out and back in again. The GUI user management tools on both distros should indicate the numeric UID for the user. Both distros default to 1000 for the first user, but if they don't match, you should change the one for Ubuntu. You will need to do this from a root console, while not logged-in to the desktop, with
sudo -i vipw #make the change chown -R pearse: ~pearse
The first line gives you root access; vipw works as above (never edit /etc passwd directly); and the last line applies the changed values to your home directory and all its contents. Finally, make sure everything in the home directories is owned by the same user by running the following as root:
chown -R pearse: /home/pearse
Of course, this now means that you have two separate home directories, with separate mail folders and other documents split between the two. While the common username and UID mean you can access both home directories from either distro, it would be easier to make common files available to both, which can be done with symlinks. From a terminal in SUSE, run commands like this
ln -s ../pearse-suse/Mail ../pearse-ubuntu/Mail ln -s ../pearse-suse/documentsl ../pearse-ubuntu/documents ln -s ../pearse-suse/photos ../pearse-ubuntu/photos
to ensure that the same directories (and therefore the same data), are available to both distros. Do not do this for any directories that contain settings information, as an upgrade of a software package on one distro could break things for one or both distros. That's the main reason for keeping the two home directories separate. </answer>
<title>No disk in Knoppix</title>
<question>I have just bought a Compaq Desktop SR5280CF and tried to use a Live CD. I tried Mepis, PCLinuxOS and OpenSUSE; all three are able to boot in the computer, but the hard disk is not detected. Neither Konqueror nor KDiskFree show hda1 or sda1. This computer comes with Vista and seems to be running OK. Is there anything wrong with this computer or Linux, or is it something I've missed? </question>
<answer>We had the same problem with a new laptop once, and it was down to the SATA settings in the BIOS. Our computer lets you choose whether or not to use AHCI for the SATA interface (Advanced Host Controller Interface is a standard for SATA communication). We have to disable AHCI on the rare occasions that we need to boot Windows (what was that about Linux's inferior hardware support?) and if we forget to re-enable this, Knoppix can't find the hard disk. Ubuntu and Gentoo see the disk, but others do not. Check your BIOS settings and try changing anything related to SATA protocols. Or you can try a different Live CD Ubuntu worked fine with our system. </answer>
<title>Passwords and partitions</title>
<question>I wanted to try a simple, small distro yesterday and fired up Knoppix 3.2 from LXF63's DVD. Everything went just fine except that I don't know the root password. I tried all sorts of combinations, such as `visitor', `Knoppix' `lxformat' and so on, but none of them are correct. I looked in some back issues (LXF62 and LXF63), but nowhere did you guys tell us how to access the root account. I want to use GParted but can only do so as root. In the meantime, can you tell me a neat way to rename a partition on a USB hard drive under Fedora 7? I've managed to change the permissions (which were all wrong for what I wanted to do) but cannot for the life of me figure out how to rename it. </question>
<answer>You have us a little confused here (who said "what's new?"), because Knoppix 3.2 wasn't on LXF63's DVD that had version 3.7. Do you mean an earlier Linux Format coverdisc? To make it even more confusing, Knoppix 3.7 does not include GParted, only QtParted (because Knoppix is a KDE-based distro). However, the answer is the same whichever program you need to run as root: open a terminal by selecting System > Konsole from the K menu, then type su at the prompt. This will give you root access. There is no password, so you can run any programs you want from here. Trying to run programs that demand root access directly from the menu has variable results. Most pop up a requester asking for the root password, which doesn't work when there is no password. Others, like QtParted, run as root anyway. Using su in a terminal though lets you run anything as root. What do you mean by `renaming a partition'? If you want to change the numbering used in the /dev/hdN device nodes (because creating and deleting partitions has left them out of order, for example), this can be done with Fdisk. Run
fdisk /dev/hda
then press P to see the partition table, X to enter expert mode and F to fix the partition order. Finally, press W to write your changes to the disk. If you want to change the filesystem label (often referred to the volume name), the method depends on the filesystem in use. This is easiest with an ext2/3 filesystem, where you use
e2label /dev/sda1 newname
The equivalent command for ReiserFS is
reiserfstune --label newname /dev/sda1
and for XFS you would use
xfs_admin -L newname /dev/sda1
The maximum length for a filesystem label is sixteen characters for ext2/3 and ReiserFS, with XFS being limited to twelve characters. As you mention permissions, I doubt you are using an MS-DOS filesystem on this disk, but for completeness, you need the Mtools package to change a FAT filesystem label. This uses a global configuration file in /etc/mtools mtools.conf and a per-user file in ~/.mtoolsrc. You need to map hard drive partitions to MS-DOS style drive letters in here, with a section like
drive D: file="/dev/sda1"
Then you can change the volume label with
mlabel D:newname
You can also run mlabel without the new volume name, in which case it will display the old volume name and prompt for a new one. </answer>
<title>Lost moon</title>
<question>I've installed Kmoon and KWeather in both Dapper Drake and now in Gutsy, but neither runs. They don't show up in the menus, and when I try to start from Konsole, I get "command not found" I used to love both these applets. Locate finds the files; but perhaps they are not installed in the correct directories? I'm a beginner and don't know how to evaluate (or correct) the situation if that's what is wrong. </question>
<answer> Neither of these are standalone programs, they are both applets for KDE's Kicker taskbar. This means you cannot `run' them, either from a menu item or a shell. You can see exactly what files a packages installs using dpkg. For example
dpkg -L kmoon
shows all the files in the kmoon package. A quick way to find any programs installed by a package is to search for paths containing `bin/' since programs are generally installed into one of /bin, /sbin, /usr/bin or /usr/sbin, like this:
dpkg -L kmoon | grep bin/
In this case it gives no output, because no executable programs are installed. To use these programs, right-click on an empty area of the Kicker panel and select `Add Applet to Panel...' This opens a window detailing all the Kicker applets installed on your system, from which you can select those that you want to add. If there is no blank space on your panel, click on the drag bar to the left of an existing applet and go to the panel menu from there. </answer>
<title>Freeing your fonts</title>
<question>I often work on documents and spreadsheets from work that use the Microsoft fonts, Times and Arial, which I do not have. I have downloaded the Liberation fonts from Red Hat to use as replacements, after reading about them in LXF95. After I installed them in my /usr/share/fonts/truetype folder the fonts are now available in OpenOffice.org. How can I find out which font OpenOffice.org is using instead of the Microsoft font and change that to the Liberation equivalent? Also, how can I get Firefox to use the Liberation fonts when Microsoft fonts are specified for a web page? I have read in the Linux Format Special on OpenOffice.org that OpenOffice.org creates smaller files than those made by Microsoft Office, but I am finding this far from the case. OpenOffice.org saves a blank .doc file at 65KB and a blank .xls spreadsheet at 95KB. What is going on here? I am using version 2.2 of OpenOffice.org as supplied with Ubuntu 7.04 from the LXF94 DVD. </question>
<answer> The tarball from Red Hat contains only the fonts you'll need a little more to use them in place of the Microsoft fonts. How you do this depends on whether the fonts are installed globally, as you did in /usr/share/fonts, or only for a user, in ~/.fonts. In the former case, add this code to /etc/fonts/local.conf, otherwise add it to ~/.fonts/local.conf. In either case, create the file if it does not exist.
<?xml version="1.0"?> <!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd"> <fontconfig> <match target="pattern"> <test qual="any" name="family"><string>Times New Roman</string></test> <edit name="family" mode="assign"><string>Li beration Serif</string></edit> </match> <match target="pattern"> <test qual="any" name="family"><string>Arial</ string></test> <edit name="family" mode="assign"><string>Li beration Sans</string></edit> </match> <match target="pattern"> <test qual="any" name="family"><string>Courie r</string></test> <edit name="family" mode="assign"><string>Li beration Mono</string></edit> </match> </fontconfig>
This means any program that tries to load one of the Microsoft fonts will use the Liberation alternative, so all web pages will look much like their authors intended, even when you don't have any Microsoft fonts installed. It also means that you don't need to change any documents you've created in OpenOffice.org, as they can reference the Microsoft fonts and work equally well when you send them to Windows users. You can get more information on this, and the above code, at http://uwstopia.nl/blog/2007/05/free-your-fonts. In our experience, OpenOffice.org saves much smaller files than Word and Excel, but an empty file is not a typical example. Word saves a lot of redundant information in a file, so loading a document into OpenOffice.org and saving it as a .doc file will usually reduce the size, but the greatest reduction is when you use Open Document files, as these are compressed with zip. </answer>
<title>Firewall basics</title>
<question>I received this answer from my friend to a question I asked. "Have you set up an appropriate Iptables rule? You need something like
iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -p tcp --syn -m state -- state NEW -j NFQUEUE
If the box is a remote system, you should exclude the SSH port or whatever you use to connect to it." I don't get how to "exclude an SSH port" and I, can't ask him again, so I would appreciate any help you can give. </question>
<answer>Without knowing the question you asked your friend, this is difficult to answer with any degree of precision, so here is a more general response on the use of Iptables. The Linux Netfilter software that provides firewalling is built into the kernel, and Iptables is the user program that sets up the firewall rules for it the one you have given here filters incoming packets on eth0 that are requesting a new TCP connection (--syn). Iptables is very powerful, but also very low-level. This means you can give the firewall specific instructions and it will do exactly what you tell it to, irrespective of whether that was really what you wanted it to do. As a result, using Iptables without some detailed knowledge of it is quite dangerous. You could lock yourself out of a computer, or you could set up rules that you believe protect the system when they actually let all manner of potentially dangerous traffic through. To set up Iptables safely, you need one of two things. Either a good book or tutorial on the subject and the time to read and understand it, or a graphical front-end. There are a number of good front-ends available, which all perform basically the same function provide an easy interface to tell the software what you want to filter, then generate the Iptables rules. The available packages include Firewall Builder (www.fwbuilder.org), Guarddog (www.simonzone.com/software/guarddog) and Shoreline Firewall (www.shorewall.net). The first is a GTK program that fits in well with a Gnome or Xfce desktop, while Guarddog is a KDE program. They offer similar features, but with a different approach. Shoreline Firewall is a script-based program that is harder to set up the first time, but provides more flexibility. Any of these are capable of protecting your system, so try them and see which you like best. The comment about the SSH port is because the rule you were given blocks all TCP traffic originating from outside. This is fine if you are not running any sort of server, but if this is a machine you access remotely via SSH, you would also lock yourself out. The advice is to add a rule that allows SSH traffic that is, traffic to port 22, the SSH port to pass, so that you can still connect remotely. This is easily done by setting an option on any of the programs mentioned previously. Of course, if this computer is not a remote server, this advice is irrelevant. If you are dealing with a remote machine, running a GUI program may not be possible. However, these programs all generate standard Iptables rule sets, so you can run them on a local box, test the rules to ensure they do what you need, then transfer the rules to the remote computer. </answer>
<title>DIY packages</title>
<question>I usually uninstall apps by using apt-get remove in Ubuntu. Recently, I have started compiling programs from source, but then have problems uninstalling them. I tried to use make uninstall, but to do this you always need the Makefile present. So do I always have to save my Makefiles to uninstall apps that I've installed by compiling them? That isn't really practical. </question>
<answer>You can recreate the Makefile by unpacking the source tarball again and running ./configure in its directory. Note that if you passed any options to ./configure the first time you unpacked the tarball, you must give the same options again. Then you can run make uninstall from inside the source directory. However, there is a better solution; one that integrates self-compiled programs with your package manager, so everything can be uninstalled (or updated) in the same way. Install CheckInstall, which you will find in the Essentials directory of each Linux Format DVD, and use this instead of make install. The installation process then becomes
./configure make sudo checkinstall --type=debian --install=yes
As you can see, the call to CheckInstall replace make install. This runs make install, then builds a Debian package and installs it with dpkg. The result is that the software you've just compiled is not only installed but visible in Synaptic, from where you can uninstall it. There are many more options for CheckInstall it's not limited to packages that use make install (all of which are described in the documentation), but this is enough to get you going. </answer>
<title>Resurrect my laptop!</title>
<question>I want to load Linux on to my USB 2.0 external hard drive and use it to boot my laptop. Trouble is, my laptop is an old IBM Thinkpad, so I think I will have to use a floppy disk to force it to boot from the external drive (as mentioned in LXF99's First Steps tutorial). I'll need to create this setup on my desktop, because the CD drive doesn't work. How do I set up the floppy disk to force booting from USB? Is booting a full sized distro rather than a lightweight distro from a USB port any different to set up? </question>
<answer>Not all external USB hard disk enclosures are bootable: work through the following instructions to find out if yours is. Booting from a floppy and passing the boot process to a hard disk is not that different to doing the same with a pen drive. The easiest way is to install as usual, by booting from the distro CD/DVD and installing to the USB drive. When you get to the bootloader section, have it install to the MBR (Master Boot Record) of the external drive, not the internal one. Recent kernels use the SCSI library for all hard disks, so your internal disk will be /dev/sda and the external /dev/sdb. We tried this with PCLinuxOS from LXF101's DVD; it has a specific option for installing to USB drives. Once you have installed in this way, the distro will boot on any PC that supports booting from USB hard drives. Otherwise, you need to create a floppy disk containing the Grub bootloader. You can get a pre-made one from http://tinyurl.com/2f62dt. Download pdlfloppy.img.gz and write it to a floppy disk with
gzip -dc pdlfloppy.img.gz | dd of=/dev/fd0
This floppy is set up to boot a Pendrivelinux installation, so edit the configuration file at /mnt/floppy/boot/grub/menu.list to match the corresponding file on the USB hard drive. For PCLinuxOS, the first menu entry looks like:
title linux kernel (hd0,0)/boot/vmlinuz BOOT_ IMAGE=linux root=/dev/sdb1 acpi=on resume=/ ev/sdb5 splash=silent vga=788 initrd (hd0,0)/boot/initrd.img
The references to /dev/sdb are probably correct unless your BIOS makes the USB device the first in the chain (sda) when you boot from it, but the Grub partition labels all refer to the first partition on the first disk, so change these to (hd1,0). Now boot from the floppy and select your new menu entry. If you get a `file not found' error, press C to reach the Grub console and type
find /boot/vmlinuz
This will give you the number of the partition containing your kernel, and this is what you need in the kernel line of the menu. Highlight the menu entry and press E to edit, then do the same on the kernel line. Change the path and press B to boot the changed entry. If this works, make the changes permanent in the menu.lst file. Another approach is to add this to menu.lst:
root (hd1,0) chainloader +1
This simply runs the bootloader on your external drive useful if the drive has multiple distros. </answer>


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A Historically Awesome Gaming Setup with Every Console in Existence
This might not be the best gaming setup ever but it's easily the most historically awesome. Like a Hall of Fame for video games, Pete's (or 16bitghost's) gaming setup is a video game shrine. It has nearly every console you could ever think of in its TV stand.

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Every year my GD and I put the pond heaters away very carefully.In the fall there is a treasure hunt to find them.A couple of years ago we couldn't find them so I bought another heater.Now I have two!! This summer I invested in a Lotus.It arrived from the nursery nicely planted in a bushel basket filled with clay.I waited and waited and finally was rewarded with three exotic leaves but no flowers.The tubers were quite an investment so in the fall I was determined to winter the Lotus.The common advice was to bring into the basement.The man who delivered it had to use a trolley.How could I bring it through the house and downstairs. The owner of the greenhouse sympathized with my predicament.After much research we decided to leave it in my zone 4B pond for the winter.To make sure the lotus survived our winter I put both pond heaters in .The fish have flourished.They have grown so large I can see them from the house as they frolic in the warm water surrounded by snow.I let you know if the lotus comes up in the spring.The fish just may make a nice meal for the raccoons. JOY
Pond warmers
Wow! That's a very interesting experiment. Which lotus is it? I ask because some lotus are winter hardy. Before they got so large that I decided to eliminate them I had lotus that overwintered with the roots potted at the depth of 2 ft in the water. I do run a deicer that keeps a hole in the ice. My lowest pond water temperature in the coldest winters we get here is 36 degrees F. I think that's about 2 degrees Celcius. I do know that to flower they need a long period of 70 F ( 21 C) actual water temps. (And full sun). In your zone does your water get to that temp or above for good stretch of time?
Snapple really don't know the temperature of the pond.I am 81 and have a balance problem.The last time I tried to bend over the pond to adjust the pump I went in headfirst.Since then I've had help with the pond .The pond seems healthy without my up close supervision.JOY
Headfirst? Oh My Goodness!!! You be careful out there. Do you know the exact name of your lotus? Maybe you have the order recepit or catalogue you ordered it from? And is your pond in full sun?
You use of the pond heaters was very wise. We have a heater in our new pond and this year we have been watching the pond and waterfall all winter long even on the coldest days. On days when it gets into the 30's we have even seen fish swimming. Pond heaters are well worth the investment.
I'm glad you are enjoying your pond and lotus. Hmmm, maybe I'll look into getting a lotus in the spring.
Did you put in a heater or is it a deicer? Is your filtration still running? Here in zone 5 where it can get to - 20, running a heater isn't an option. A waterfall would still freeze and the ice back up would pretty much destroy any rock work and plumbing.
doesn't it cost a lot in electric to run the heater? I think a deicer just keeps a small area open for the fish, but a heater actually heats the water, correct?
I think here in MO that would be costly.
I guess we do actually have a de-icer. It keeps the area around it free of ice. The water is moving so fast that there is not much freezing. The pond is 3 feet deep with the pump on the bottom - a Pondmaster 6100.
We had two regular spot lights trained onto the pond and that is what raised our electric bill, We switched to low-voltage.
Just keep an eye out if temperatures get to 0 or below. In zone 5 I've seen one commercial installation that was totally ruined by backed up ice in the waterfall. The waterfall rock work was forced apart by freezing water, the line to the waterfall backed up from ice over and broke the plumbing which ruined the pump. There was about $5,000 worth of damage. In these parts, waterfalls are shut down in mid to late November. Pumps are pulled and stored. Any above ground water lines are drained or blown out. Luckily, my water line to the waterfall is gravity drained back into the pond when the pump is shut off. It was designed with a 1% slope in the horizontal run back towards the pond. That amount of slope doesnt add so much pond pump head that it slows down the waterfall significantly but it does allow for winter safe conditions without any special effort.
When there's a been lot of snow and your waterfall is running, please post a picture. It should be beautiful.
The lotus was rated at zone 4b for hardiness.Actually I have 2 pond deicers running.The fountain has been taken out for the winter.We are having an unusually warm winter with the temperatures 7 t8 *C warmer than average.I don't have a waterfall just a simple pond.The fish are frisky .I wouldn't be surprised if they mated.There is a fair amount of snow so I have to view the pond with binoculars .I'm not taking a chance of falling again!!I have to use the binoculars to watch the birds too.I had Redpoles and a Flicker at my feeders today.I'm waiting for a cataract operation on my one good eye.They say I'll be able to view the bird much better.I don't know what the fish are eating..I haven't fed them since sept. and the have grown much larger.JOY
Thank you Dave! I knew it would be beautiful. You have a lovely pond.
agedgardener. The hardiness rating indicates that your lotus will winter over just fine. If it gets full sun and the necessary number of warm water days in the spring/summer there should be flowers. Do you know the name of the lotus? Bird watching and pond watching with binoculars is the best way to watch when snow makes the walking difficult. Good for you for having so much to watch in your yard. Clearing up a cataract should make things much more enjoyable.
I'm stuck in the house too for a while anyway. I had foot surgery 12/23. It was complicated but I'll be fine by the end of this month, or so they tell me anyway. I do all my pond and bird watching from the dining room window. My husband walks out daily to check the pond and fill the bird feeders.
Wont all of us be glad when spring gets here!!!
WOW I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THERE WAS POND HEATER...i live in a pretty tropical environment and i was actually wondering how to keep my pond a few deg. warmer in winter, now i know. We don't get snow, hardly even frost but i put some of my bristlenose catfish from my aquarium(26 deg. cel.) out into my pond and was just hoping they'd be right in winter but i may need to look into this pond heater. I'd only need it on for a month or so. I think 16-17 deg cel. would be our normal lowest?
Bree I don't think you would find the pond warmer much help.The temperatures you mentioned are our summer temperatures Mine don't work when the water temperature is that high We had -21C last night.There is ice on the pond but 2 foot opening.The squirrels are able to go on the ice and get a drink now.They have been frustrated with thin ice we had around the edges.The wild life have been ravenous. I threw some bread grapes and hamburger that were stale and they cleaned it all up.The Crows took the hamburger and one of the squirrels relished the old grapes. The Redpoles cleaned up the Niger on the ground.The feeder aren't empty yet.We are expecting freezing rain and heavy snow for the next day or two.JOY
breeindy unless I am mistaken you were the person having trouble getting lilies to live in your pond? Did you ever figure out what was going on w that?
Your pond is nice.
no im about to sink a sarracenia in it and see how that goes(i bought it out of a pond). We have fish and drift wood in it but for plants oh well.
Well, if you think 25 degrees F (I think that would be around -5 C) is cold, then yes indeed it is cold in Western New York today, LOL :)
yes! its 24 deg C (74 deg F) here today, rainy and windy and we think thats bad. hehe! shouldnt complain should i!
C might as well be another language in my redneck terms lol
woops sorry.... degrees celsius.
It is beautiful.....
I am missing my pond and cannot wait until it is time to sit outside again. DH makes DVD's for me of the pond during ponding season and I watch them over and over.
I would not want to be out there either. We are supposed to be in the minus digits tonight!
agedgardener plese forgive me but you toppling into the pond made me laugh. I did almost exactly the same thing yesterday. Just like on Keeping Up Apprearances (a favorite brithish sit com) as I passed by a bush and then a dog barked and I fell into the bush. I could not fault anyone for laughing with me - it really was funny. I like your pond very much and admire your tenacity in keeping it up.
breeindy that pool of yours is big! It looks great. It was very clever to put it where you did.
That is my biggest fear - especially in the winter. I always seem to fall anyway and each time I fall, I end up in the doctor's office.
My wife has every intention of wading through our pond when the water is warm enough. In fact, she designed it with easy access for that purpose.
We spent several years installing ponds for family and friends. Every pond we put in my wife ended up falling into before the job was through. LOL.
Sorry your falls were serious, Carolyn.
Thank you.
The only reason my falls have been serious is that I already have back problems and Lord knows I am not Lady Grace....
DH and DS are the only ones that have deliberately gone 'swimming'. We don't have easy access in and out of our pond......
I am all too familiar with back problems. I've been managing moderate to severe chronic back pain for over 30 years. I have many, many problems with my spine - most of which are genetic. In May 2008 my doctors told me I could no longer work. Filed for Social Security Disability and was approved in a record 2 months. Now I am the Full Time Dear Disabled House Husband. :)
Gardening was my passion but now I am very limited. My wonderful wife built that new pond with help from family and friends and all I could do was place a few rocks and help with the design. It is beautiful, though, and I am so looking forward to this spring.
As much fun as wading through our pond will be, I think we will still enjoy being in our hot tub more.
AgedGardener -
It must be a real joy to be able to enjoy your fish in the winter. I wish I could do that. I have a couple of deicers in my pond, but I haven't seen my fish in a number of months because of the ice.
Dave - the important thing is that you are still able to enjoy and are not embittered because of your problems. We miss so much by being that way and personally I have enjoyed your lovely pictures of your pond. Tell your wife she did a wonderful job!
When I fell in the pond my son rescued me.I managed to get out of the water but couldn't stand up. H threatened to put up a NO SWIMMING sign.I can't see the fish now the snow is so deep I can't see into the pond....can't even see the ice!! JOY
That's about how much snow we have. Fortunately the de-icer is keeping the water mostly snow free with just a bit of ice on the edges of our pond.
It's -4 here as I post this. I have a one foot wide hole around the deicer. Everything else is thoroughly frozen over. There is about 15" of snow on the ground. The temeprature in the deepest part of the pond (3-1/2') is 39 degrees. The fish are the only things that are warm outside! We are supposed to hit near 40 next week. What a welcome warm up that will be. And what a mess! All that snow melt.
I would just as soon see it all melt too. I don't like walking in it and I don't like driving in it.
I have been spending more and more time looking at my pond journals. It seems that we typically start up the first pump around the first part of March, however it has been as late as April. I am hoping this year it is not April.....
I will chime in with news from Alaska. My pond at this point is just a soft depression in the snow. I run two pond deicers that right now are at the bottom of a tunnel composed of 18" snow and about the same of ice. We hooked up a pump last January (2010) and just let it dump off the edge of the lowest falls and that kept it a bit more open. We tried running an aerator this year for the fish but turned it off. We have been losing water and fear a leak. No clue how to fix it with big slab rock for sides and gravel bottom. Vinyl liner. I have gold fish and two koi who winter over as well as water lilies that also stay in the bottom of the deep (4') end all winter. It's a small pond, only about 3000 gallons, maybe average 15' wide and about 23' long. I was walking on it last spring and the ice gave way in the deeper end. Stupid and almost fatal. My husband didn't know that I was out there, the water runs just above freezing and I had on these tall rubber boots (not for water but to wade through the snow to get to the pond). I figured I had one shot at climbing up the big rock slabs and fortunately where I went in was next to one with a bit of a ledge. Desperation and a good lunge carried me and pounds of wet clothes and boots filled with water got me out. I don't get anywhere near the ice now. Even knowing it is more than thick enough to support me, I am still frightened of what might have happened had I not gotten out. Not drowned, but hypothermia will do the job just fine in no time.
how much water do you seem to be losing? I know that a number of people have posted over the years on this forum that with the pumps running and the ice build up, that it seems to channel the water from the pond. Could this be the scenario?
Glad you made it out of your pond ok. That must have been really scary for you. I know that every winter, I am afraid that I am going to slip on my deck and fall into the pond. There is no way I would be able to get out - it is difficult to get out of our pond in the summer with another person there.
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Marilyn Pappano
A Love to Call Her Own (Tallgrass #3)
Grand Central / August 26, 2014 / $8.00 print, $7.99 digital
It's been two years since Jessy Lawrence lost her husband in Afghanistan, and she's never fully recovered. Drowning her sorrows didn't help, and neither did the job she'd hoped would give her a sense of purpose. Now trying to rebuild her life, she finds solace in her best friends, fellow military wives who understand what it's like to love-and lose-a man in uniform . . . and the memory of one stolen night that makes her dream of a second chance at love.
Dalton Smith has known more than his fair share of grief. Since his wife's death, he revels in the solitude of his cattle ranch. But try as he might, he can't stop thinking about the stunning redhead and the reckless, passionate night they shared. He wasn't ready before, but Dalton sees now that Jessy is the only woman who can mend his broken heart. So how will he convince her to take a chance on him?
The initial aftermath of devastation is horrific. Sometimes it takes a while for the aphorism "time heals all wounds" to come true. In Marilyn Pappano's A Love to Call Her Own, Jessy Lawrence and Dalton Smith have grief and uncomfortable memories in common—each has lost a military spouse. Complicating their sorrow is the circumstances surrounding each death. At the time of her husband's death, Jessy's marriage was on the skids, and Jessy wondered if her marriage would even survive. How can Jessy talk about this, even with her closest friends, the members of The Fort Murphy Widows' Club?
Dalton's wife committed suicide after she was horribly injured in combat but no one except Dalton knows that. Like Jessy, Dalton doesn't believe there's anyone he can share his feelings with and consequently, he is sad and angry, particularly since everyone sees his wife in a heroic light. He's angry that his wife, from his perspective, didn't have faith in their marriage. Dalton believed in the words of the marriage vows, "in sickness and death," and he mourns the life he'll never get to have with his wife.
Jessy is a flat-out mess. Recently fired from her mundane job at the bank, she turns even more heavily to booze, her steady companion and highway to oblivion. Every morning she repeats her mantra of "shoulds:"
She should shower. Brush that god-awful taste from her mouth. Put some drops in her eyes so they didn't feel so puffy. Get something to eat—proteins, vegetables, carbs, fruit. She'd been subsisting on junk food and booze so long that she couldn't remember the last time she'd had a real meal.
But Jessy's trip to Walmart to stock up on shoulds takes an unexpected and very sad turn. She witnesses a woman getting the phone call that every army spouse dreads—a chaplain is outside her front door. Jessy knows what that means—the woman's husband is dead. She thinks to herself that "she could recognize a drunk from a mile away. Could a newly widowed woman recognize someone who'd been through it before?" Yes, Patricia, the new widow knows intuitively that Jessy is a kindred spirit and begs her to stay by her side. Jessy rises to the occasion and selflessly takes charge of the tragic situation. This action is the first of many changes Jessy makes in her life.
Given her druthers, Jessy runs away from uncomfortable realities—she hasn't told her friends at the first Tuesday Night Margarita Club dinner that she was dismissed from the bank. In Jessy's mind, her friends,
… didn't get fired from their jobs; they didn't keep secrets or prove themselves to be colossal losers like Jessy did. If they knew all her failings, they would lose respect for her, and she would lose the most important people in her life. Better that she stay quiet awhile longer.
Jessy and Dalton are living proof of the old saying, "You're as sick as your secrets." Jessy and Dalton, a few months earlier, lusted it up and the memories of that one-night stand linger on. Rancher Dalton finds himself looking for a certain red-head when he comes to town and Jessy too thinks about a man who made her feel cherished, albeit just for a night.
Oklahoma native Pappano, author of more than eighty books, is too honest a writer to abruptly shift from simmering sorrow to insta-life-affirming love. It's Jessy's reclaiming of her life she led before widowhood and booze that brings Dalton and Jessy together again. Jessy decides to try to stop drinking and realizes that she can't stay cooped up inside fighting her demons. Camera in hand, she heads for the countryside and starts taking pictures of "cows and babies, trees and fence and sandstone boulders and sky."
Something unwound in her gut, so slowly that it took her a while to realize it was tension seeping away. She'd missed this feeling of capturing a perfect moment in time, of preserving the scene, of creating something that would long outlast her. She'd needed it, needed something that wouldn't leave her feeling ashamed as so much of her life did.
Dalton spots Jessy taking pictures on his ranch and impulsively invites her home for lunch. This is huge for him—it's only the second time in four years he'd invited anyone to his house,
… first with Dane Clark, a soldier from Fort Murphy who had a soft spot for palominos, and now Jessy. Not only would she still have a hold on his brain, now she would be leaving memories of herself in his house, with his animals, on his property.
Memories are landmines for Jessy and Dalton. Looking back is not something either one of them does—they run from the emotions that their memories evoke. But there's one memory that's like a huge boulder in the road and that's their night together. The sex was great but that's all it was, or so they both thought at the time. After spending time together, complicating the possibility of rekindling a fire are the still smoldering embers of the one-night-stand. It's Dalton, the taciturn rancher, who finally says out loud what they've both been avoiding. He says that instead of trying to forget their past,
"We could acknowledge that it"—shouldn't have happened was what he'd intended to say, but his brain switched words on him—"was too soon, and we can…not screw it up next time. We can…know what we're doing and…why."
Even in the dim light from the streetlamps, he could see her expression: surprise, a little bit of anxiety, maybe even a bit of panic. He felt the same way. Damned if he knew what he was doing.
But he wouldn't take the words back if he could.
After a wedding of mutual friends, basking in the somewhat salacious sallies of their pals, Dalton and Jessy let their feelings fly. Dalton asks Jessy if she'd like to "uh, just have dinner, uh, alone" and with a husky voice, she agrees.
Her smile came slowly, teasing and satisfied. "Good. Let's explore your freezer."
But the temperature certainly gets well above freezing that night! Dalton tells Jessy that after his wife Sandra's death, "well-meaning people told me that when God closed a door, He opened a window." That's what Jessy and Dalton become to each other—a window to a new world, a world where they can love and be loved. It's not easy, for both of them have become very comfortable with solitude, but they risk trying again. As I wrote earlier this year, when I took a First Look at Pappano's A Man to Hold On To, "small-town series are so ubiquitous it's hard to find a believable fresh twist on the perennial favorite, but this one does it."
The third of Pappano's Tallgrass Oklahoma novels succeeds too, bringing to mind philosopher Rumi's poignant statement, "The wound is the place where the Light enters you." Jessy and Dalton's happiness is hard-fought but theirs is a journey that's definitely worth taking.
Learn more or order a copy of A Love to Call Her Own by Marilyn Pappano, out August 26, 2014:
Janet Webb aka @janetnorcal has unpredictable opinions on books. Season ticket holder of the Oakland Athletics baseball team. Social media devotee. Stories on royals and politics catch my eye. Ottawa born. Grew up on Georgette Heyer and Mary Stewart. When I rediscovered the world of romance, my spirit guide was All About Romance's Desert Island Keepers — I started with the "A" authors and never looked back.


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calculate the structure equations for a generic (anholonomic) frame
Calling Sequence
FrameData(Fr, FrName)
a list of vector fields or differential 1-forms on a manifold M
an unassigned Maple name or string, the name to that will be assigned to the frame with the command DGsetup
There are many situations in differential geometry where computations are tremendously simplified by using a frame or co-frame other than the standard coordinate frame or co-frame. We refer to a general (local) frame or co-frame on a manifold as an anholonomic frame. Important examples of anholonomic frames are: the orthogonal frames constructed from a metric on a manifold; the null frames used in general relativity; the left (or right) invariant vector fields on a Lie group; the moving frames adapted to a free group action on a manifold. Cartan's method of equivalence provides an algorithmic approach to constructing adapted co-frames for Pfaffian systems.
All of the commands in the DifferentialGeometry package and the Tensor subpackage work with general anholonomic frames. At present, the commands in the JetCalculus package work only with the standard coordinate frame.
The structure equations of a frame Fr = [X_1, X_2, ...] (the X_i are vector fields) are the Lie bracket relations
[X_i, X_j] = F_{ij}^k X_k (sum on k).
The structure equations for a co-frame Omega = [omega^1, omega^2, ...] (the omega^k are differential 1-forms) are the exterior derivative formulas
d(omega^k) = G_{ij}^k omega ^i &w omega ^j.
If the co-frame Omega is the dual co-frame to the frame Fr, then the structure functions are related by G_{ij}^k = -1/2*F_{ij}^k).
To work in DifferentialGeometry with anholonomic frames on a manifold M, first define an underlying coordinate system on M and define the anholonomic frame or co-frame relative to this coordinate system. Use the command FrameData to generate the structure equations for this frame (along with other data). Pass the results of the FrameData procedure to the DGsetup procedure.
This command is part of the DifferentialGeometry package, and so can be used in the form FrameData(...) only after executing the command with(DifferentialGeometry). It can always be used in the long form DifferentialGeometry:-FrameData.
Example 1.
Calculate the structure equations for the frame Fr. Create a manifold N with local coordinate (x, y) and Fr as the frame for the tangent bundle.
Fr ≔ evalDGxD_x+yD_y,y2D_x+x2D_y
Fr ≔ xD_x+yD_y,y2D_x+x2D_y
FD ≔ FrameDataFr,N
The following coordinates have been protected:
The following vector fields have been defined and protected:
The following differential 1-forms have been defined and protected:
frame name: N
Calculate the exterior derivative of the function x*y in terms of the co-frame dual to Fr.
Example 2.
Find an orthonormal co-frame for the metric g. Use this co-frame to compute the curvature tensor and its first covariant derivative.
g ≔ evalDGdx &t dx+ⅇ2xdy &t dy
g ≔ dxdx+ⅇ2xdydy
Ω ≔ evalDGdx,ⅇxdy
Ω ≔ dx,ⅇxdy
coFD ≔ FrameDataΩ,N
coFD ≔ dΘ1=0,dΘ2=Θ1⋀Θ2
g ≔ evalDGω1 &t ω1+ω2 &t ω2
g ≔ ω1ω1+ω2ω2
C ≔ Christoffelg
C ≔ −E1ω2ω2+E2ω1ω2
R ≔ CurvatureTensorC
R ≔ −E1ω2ω1ω2+E1ω2ω2ω1+E2ω1ω1ω2−E2ω1ω2ω1
R1 ≔ CovariantDerivativeR,C
R1 ≔ 0E1ω1ω1ω1ω1
Example 3.
In this example we shall encode the Liouville equation u_xy = exp(u) as a exterior differential system on a 7 manifold N with a co-frame adapted to the hyperbolic structure of the equation. The steps are:
1. Create a manifold M with coordinates (x, y, u, p, q, r, t) -- here we are using the classical notation for derivatives p = u_x, q = u_y, r = u_xx, t = u_yy.
2. Define a co-frame Omega on M by Omega = [du - p*dx - q*dy, dp - r*dx - exp(u)*dy, dq - exp(u)*dx - t*dy, dx, dr - p*dp, dy, dt - q*dq].
3. Compute the structure equations for the co-frame Omega using the FrameData command.
4. Initialize the manifold N with the co-frame Omega. Label the first 3 elements of the co-frame on N as theta1, theta2, theta3, and the last 4 elements as pi1, pi2, pi3, pi4.
5. Compute the exterior derivatives of theta1, theta2, theta3.
Ω ≔ evalDGdu−pdx−qdy,dp−rdx−ⅇudy,dq−ⅇudx−tdy,dx,dr−pdp,dy,dt−qdq
Ω ≔ −pdx−qdy+du,−rdx−ⅇudy+dp,−ⅇudx−tdy+dq,dx,−pdp+dr,dy,−qdq+dt
coFD ≔ dΘ1=−Θ2Θ4⋀−Θ3Θ6⋀,dΘ2=−ⅇuΘ1⋀Θ6−pΘ2⋀Θ4+Θ4⋀Θ5,dΘ3=−ⅇuΘ1⋀Θ4−qΘ3⋀Θ6+Θ6⋀Θ7,dΘ4=0,dΘ5=0,dΘ6=0,dΘ7=0
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When it comes to bread, there are few things that can match the taste and savour of a fresh French baguette; but the iconic French baguette if by no means the only type of bread eaten in France. On the contrary, French bakers now produce an inspired selection of different types of white bread and darker varieties, made with a range of different flours
The "French stick", the long thin crusty loaf, is perhaps one of the better known icons of French life. In France, it is known as a "baguette" – which litterally means "a stick" – and it is indeed the most popular type of bread in France, notably in towns and cities. The standard baguette weighs 250 grams (about half a pound); it comes in three slightly different forms; the ordinary baguette - with its crisp golden-brown crust; the "moulded baguette" (baguette moulée), which is often a baguette manufactured by an industrial bread-oven, and can be recognised by the fine lattice pattern on all the underside; and finally a floured baguette, or baguette farinée, which is paler in colour, as the crust is covered with flour before cooking. From any given bakery, the three types will be very similar - the crust often being thinner on the moulded baguette than on the other two.
But of course la baguette is by no means the only type of bread in France. Au contraire...
In addition to baguettes, France has a wonderful range of delicious breads to offer. Ordinary French white bread comes in several other shapes and sizes, from the couronne (bread in the shape of a ring), via the flute (twice the size of a baguette) to the batard (a half-length normal loaf) and the ficelle, a long and very thin loaf. Ficelles must be eaten fresh, as they are so thin that the inside dries out rather fast once they have been baked.
Another traditional type of French bread is "country bread", pain de campagne, white bread made in a slightly different way to ordinary bread and often incorporating some whole wheat flour or some rye flour, so that it keeps longer; pain de campagne often has a thick crust, which helps the bread to keep.
Apart from these basic types of bread, France's bakeries also sell a whole range of other types of bread, including wholemeal breads (pain complet or pain aux céréales), rye bread (pain de seigle), sourdough bread (pain au levain), and a sweet bread called brioche. Bread resembling the classic English or American sliced white loaf is known as "pain de mie", and is usually available in supermarkets, though rarely on the fresh bread counter.
These days, most boulangeries also offer a range of breads spiced up with nuts (pain aux noix) , olives, bacon (pain aux lardons), cheese and a variety of other natural additives. Many bakers make bread by their own proven recipes, meaning that even a baguette will be different from one shop to another; but a sign of the times has been the development of a number of "brands" such as "Banette", bread made locally using a specific type of flour, and following a strict recipe.
Bread from the bread counter of French supermarkets is often quite tasty, and generally needs to be eaten as quickly as baker's bread; but generally speaking supermarkets use industrial dough which has been deep-frozen before being baked on the premises. Bread counters selling this kind of bread are not allowed, by law, to call themselves "boulangeries".
Tourists travelling through France, who want to stop and buy Fresh bread for a picnic, should bear in mind that many small shops close for up to two hours in the middle of the day. Boulangeries often stay open beyond the traditional midday closing hour, but after 12.30 you may well find a locked door if you stop off at a village bakery. Be warned.
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A friend of mine asked me, "Are you going to see The Passion of the Christ ?"" No," I said. "Why not?" asked my friend. I was taken aback. She knows that I am not only Jewish, but that I serve as a part-time cantor.
"I've heard it's kind of violent," I said. "Well, the movie tells it like it happened" she replied. "Hoodlums have come to church as a result of seeing that movie." "Um, uh," I temporized, "I have my own beliefs. Isn't it great to live in a country where we can each believe what we want?" Fortunately, this ended the discussion, but it brought into relief the different ways Jews and Christians perceive the movie. As it turned out, I eventually went to see the movie anyway, because I was given the opportunity to write this review.
Gibson has produced an emotionally powerful drama. While I cannot speak to the Christian perspective, this movie portrays movingly (and graphically) the torture Jesus suffered according to Christian tradition, as well as the grief of his friends and mother. I can only imagine what an intense spiritual experience this movie must be for many Christians, particularly since Jesus is part of the Godhead according to the Gospels, and died for the sins of humanity according to the New Testament.
From my own particular Jewish perspective, the main concern is whether the film is anti-Semitic. Will it incite or increase anti-Semitism? American Jews are blessed to live in a time and place where anti-Semitism is probably less overt and less hurtful than any time and place in history. However, we Jews, as a people, have been grossly persecuted for thousands of years. Even the name The Passion of the Christ is reminiscent of the Passion play produced in Oberamergau, Germany, that provoked horrible pogroms against Jews during the Middle Ages. Only a little more than fifty years ago, which is a short period in the scheme of Jewish history, the Holocaust, fed by the mistrust of Jews expressed in Passion plays, threatened our very existence as a people. Only after the horrors of the Holocaust became known, did prejudice against Jews become unfashionable. It is easy to believe that hatred of Jews lurks just below the surface for many Americans. This hopefully is not a realistic fear, but it is a real one. Whatever one's feeling about the Palestinian-Israeli problem, the whole mess has led to anti-Israeli feeling worldwide, and possibly anti-Jewish feeling. Therefore, we Jews are very sensitive to any phenomena that might exacerbate this tendency.
So is this film anti-Semitic? The answer is not obvious to me. Most of the characters who treat Jesus with real sadism seem to be Romans. While Caiaphas (and seemingly the Jewish crowd) want Jesus killed, does he (and the crowd) want Jesus to be tortured? The motivation of the Sanhedrin for killing Jesus seems to be that they are afraid of his influence, but what is the motivation of the masses? Do they want to avoid trouble with Pilate's Roman masters? Is Jesus a threat to the established order? Are they offended by what, to Jewish sensibilities, might be considered Jesus' blasphemy? (To a Jew of that era, the statement that "no one comes to the Father but by me" would have been arrogance of the highest order, if not idolatry. Idolatry was, technically, punishable by death.)
Or is there something more sinister going on? Will the audience see the mere lack of belief that Jesus is the Messiah as a mark of villainy? When Jesus is first beaten, some (presumably Jewish) boys seem initially sympathetic, but then appear to be demonically possessed and start taunting him. At other times, a demonic figure (who turns out to be female) moves through the crowd. Does this demonic figure represent the dark side of humanity or a devilish element in Judaism? I have no idea what this really represents or how it will be interpreted by movie viewers.
The demonic figure gives this movie a supernatural quality that I find personally unappealing. It emits a whiff of a horror movie that detracts, I think, from the general message of the movie. Most of the other characters, whether sadistic or caring, seem real, and some of the Jewish characters seem very human, including Jesus' mother, Mary Magdalene, Jesus' brother James, the man who helps (if grudgingly) Jesus to carry the cross, and even Judas. The scenes of Jesus' spiritual torment before he is arrested and of Judas' spiritual torment when he gives back the thirty pieces of silver are especially moving. Some of the female characters come off as positively saintly in this movie, including Pilate's wife Claudia, Mary Magdalene, and Jesus' mother. The dress of the latter two is reminiscent of that of modern day nuns' habits.
In sum, I personally did not find this movie to be a spiritually uplifting experience, but I did find it a thought-provoking one. Some Christians may find the excellent acting and directing make the spiritual experience of viewing this film worth the excruciating violence. I just hope they can remember that the brutality suffered by Jesus (according to this movie) has also been undeservedly suffered by many mere mortals, Jews and others among them.


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Re: Outbound Connections Jul 07 2006 03:50AM
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> The [System] process (PID 4 on this Windows XP Pro Box) is making strange
> outbound connections to unknown IP address spaces on one of our machines.
> It tries to connect to port 139 and 445. Is there any way to figure out
> what is causing the system process to do this? The connections do not
> seem to be successful. The Packet trace shows the outbound SYS and then
> nothing. Any help would be appreciated!
> Thanks!
I haven't actually tested this on a compromised system before, but it's worth a shot.
1) Get Process Explorer from www.sysinternals.com
2) Run Process Explorer.
3) Right click the System process and choose Properties.
4) On the TCP/IP tab, locate one of the strange outbound connections and then hit the Stack button.
Hopefully whatever driver or dll opening the connections is listed on the thread stack.
Then again, if it's clver the thing could be cloaking itself. In that case try Rootkit Revealer.
Good luck,
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I actually didn't realize this was a rooibos until I opened the teabag. Good thing I wasn't fiending for some caffeine.
This tea smells sweet and chestnut-y and tastes like sweet yams. I don't usually put sugar in my tea, and this tea definitely does not need it. The second cup tastes even more like sweet potato. It's a great fall flavor, but I'm not sure I'd buy a whole bag of this.


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I bet they have the same drive letter so do this.
- Plug in one drive.
- Right click "Computer" from the start menu.
- Click manage.
- Click Disk Management.
- Select the drive you want to change.
- Select "Change Drive letter and Paths.."
- Click "Change" and change it to any letter you wish.
- Click OK to everything and exit.
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Aliens meme has now been connected with the famous game Tiny Monster War. Tiny Monster War is a very famous game which allows you to collect eggs from different monsters. There are two types of eggs for each monster, one is Normal and other is mythic. All different eggs are available for different amounts. Points in the game can also be used to buy these eggs. Points are earned through different ways, either by fighting and winning more fights or by buying straight off.
Aliens meme which earlier were famous through only one picture which you saw always have now also been replaced by the Game's icons. The game has gathered many players across the world and all are enjoying playing the game. Characters in this game are very funny and hence connected more often on the public forums as the Aliens memes.
Aliens meme and their imitations
Though this game is one the very popular ones out there, but there are couple of other games as well which are equally famous such as, "Happy Aliens" and "Mountain Fight of Aliens". When Monster Aliens was released, there were few other games out there doing good in the same niche but after the release of this game other games sort of disappeared and this one took over all others.
Finding best of games in this category
Like we said all of these games work on the same basics of collecting something and then making points over either fighting or though buying them. Actual fun begins when you play with some other fellow friends online and everybody competes live with everyone else. This works online where the game server combines everybody playing and makes the game to be working in live.
Hope this makes us more aware of the other games which are available as options when you want to play them, its not only the Tiny Monster War game that is only available to you.


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With a menu packed full of authentic Indian cuisine, the Indiana Restaurant is the place in Gorey for curry.
Situated in the centre of Gorey, just a stone's throw away from the Gorey Little Theatre and The Gaslamp Gallery, the Indiana Restaurant packs a punch when it comes to spicy food, providing plenty of choices for both carnivorous and herbivorous diners alike.
Kick things off with some of Indiana Restaurant's excellent appetisers, which provide insightful tasters into the overall cuisine and as a collective group can make for an enjoyable tapas introduction to a group meal. Some of the tantalising starters include the zesty tandoori king prawns, marinated with a potent blend of lemon, ajwain and green cardamom, the scrumptious Lasoni Tikka, chicken breast pieces cooked in cheese, garlic and yogurt, and the fiery chilli paneer, a traditional Indian cheese lightly fried and served with green chillies.
No curry house worth its salt omits classics like Balti and Tandoori dishes and the Indiana Restaurant is no exception. It does, however, feature several enticing house specialities, all of which merit consideration. Just a few of these exemplary entrees are the exotic Hash Ka Bash, a duck based dish with a spicy garam masala sauce, the distinct Tarka Sag Dal, a mixture of three kinds of lentil cooked with garlic and spinach, and the delicious Chingari Bahar, grilled king prawns enhanced with coconut and curry leaves.
There's a wealth of choice available at the Indiana Restaurant, as well as a special kids menu that turns the heat down on several curries and offers some tried and tasted British dishes for young diners. With this in mind there's no reason not to bring the whole family to enjoy some quality Indian cuisine at the Indiana Restaurant.


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