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NC State's 34-27 loss at Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, N.C., was a reality check in some ways for Wolfpack nation. Now it's time for the Monday Morning Quarterbacking.
Key moment of the game:
The Pack started to finally look like it was getting some momentum in the third quarter. The Pack had downed the Deacs at the Wake Forest 2 on a nice punt from freshman Wil Baumann with 3:35 left, trailing 27-6. The defense forced a rare three and out, and a short punt gave State the ball at the Wake 38. Two redshirt junior quarterback Mike Glennon passes later, the Pack was in the end zone, cutting Wake's lead to 27-13.
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The Pack may have been a defensive stop away from getting back into the game. Instead, Wake Forest freshman corner Merrill Noel returned the kickoff to the Wake 48. On the next play, Demon Deacon sophomore quarterback Tanner Price connected with senior receiver Chris Givens, who beat State sophomore corner David Amerson on the play, for a 41-yard gain to the NC State 11.
After a one-yard run from Wake sophomore tailback Josh Harris, senior receiver Danny Dembry ran a reverse 10 yards for a touchdown, reasserting Wake's control of the game as they took a 34-13 lead with 27 seconds left in the third quarter.
Three things that worked:
1. Glennon's second half
Did Glennon play a perfect game? The answer is no. Was Glennon the reason for the loss? The answer to that question is no as well. If you would have told Tom O'Brien before the game that Glennon would complete 24 of 41 passes for 315 yards and three scores, O'Brien probably feels great about State's chances. Glennon was 17 of 29 for 263 yards and three touchdowns in the second half.
2. Freshmen special teamers
After a rough debut, the three freshmen special teamers were good Saturday. Placekicker Niklas Sade made field goals of 45 and 37 yards and had a touchback on a kickoff. Baumann booted four kicks for an average of 41.8 yards, two of which were inside the 10, one at the two. Another punt was placed inside the 10 because of a penalty, and his fourth punt was a fair caught 47-yarder. Long snapper Scott Thompson also downed one of those punts inside the 10.
3. Offensive line
Maligned for their effort against Wake Forest, the offensive line played a much improved game in week two. They did not allow a sack, and for the most part they kept the pressure off Glennon. The running backs duo of junior James Washington and fifth-year senior Curtis Underwood, Jr. ran a combined 25 times for 105 yards, 4.2 yards per rush. Wake only had two tackles behind the line of scrimmage all Saturday.
Three things that did not work:
1. Defense
Bottom line is this loss starts with the defense. The expectations coming into this season was that the defense was going to have to carry the team while the rebuilding offense and young special teams come along. Giving up 438 yards of total offense and 34 points is not going to cut it.
2. Third downs
Of special concern on defense were third downs. Wake Forest converted 8 of 16 third downs, including four third downs that were of eight yards or longer. The Deacs added a fourth down and eight conversion for good measure. What particularly hurt was every third down conversion sustained scoring drives, and in one case led directly to a touchdown.
NC State was just 5 of 14 on third downs.
3. Disciplined play
The hallmark of O'Brien's teams have been disciplined play. That did not show up Saturday. There were dropped passes, costly penalties, blown coverages and too many missed tackles to count. NC State needs to get sharper.
Breaking down the position battles:
NC State's OL vs. Wake Forest's front seven
As we mentioned above, NC State's offensive line improvement from week one to two was a pleasant development. The line had a costly chop block penalty and a bad false start, but otherwise played well.
NC State's front seven vs. Wake Forest's OL
Wake Forest starts four seniors and a junior on the offensive line, and their experience showed. NC State had some success, getting three sacks, but Wake's o-line seemed to wear the Pack out over time. The Deacs started running the football more effectively in the second half.
NC State's WR vs. Wake Forest's DB
NC State's speedsters, senior T.J. Graham and redshirt junior Tobais Palmer, gave Wake's young, aggressive defensive backs trouble. Palmer caught seven passes for 96 yards and a score (65-yarder), and Graham added six receptions for 117 yards and a touchdown (63-yarder). What was disappointing was that State's possession receivers (fifth-year seniors Steven Howard and Jay Smith and redshirt sophomore Quintin Payton) did not get open more often. They combined for four catches for 44 yards.
NC State's DB vs. Wake Forest's WR
This was perhaps the most disappointing part of the game Saturday. The Wake trio of seniors Chris Givens and Dembry and sophomore Michael Campanaro repeatedly burned the Pack's secondary. The three combined for 17 catches for 300 yards and two scores. Aside from junior safety Brandan Bishop's fourth quarter interception, this was an afternoon to forget for the Pack's DBs.
Price started out on fire, completing 10 of 12 passes for 131 yards in the first quarter. He cooled off a little after that, going 12-of-23 passing for 166 yards over the final three quarters. Glennon started slow but finished strong. Bottom line is both quarterbacks gave winning performances.
Running backs
The Underwood-Washington combo ran well, and Harris ended the game with 23 carries for 96 yards and a touchdown. His 4.2-yards per carry was identical to what Underwood and Washington posted.
Tight Ends
Wake Forest's tight ends did not catch a single pass, while NC State fifth-year senior George Bryan had three catches for 40 yards and a score, but he dropped two passes. Redshirt junior Mario Carter also had a dropped reception.
Special teams
Both teams had similar afternoons in the return game. Both teams had a long return wiped away with a block in the back flag. Both also had a nice kickoff return to their credit. The edge goes to State though with its more consistent kicking game.

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- "I feel... free. It's as though a burden has been lifted from me, a burden I didn't know I carried."
- ―Stefan Themond[src]
Stefan Themond is a Breton who "falls from the sky" at the end of the quest Legacy of Baelborne Rock. He turns out to be the son of Claudie Themond, deceased who haunts the Baelborne Rock. He is thankful the curse has been broken and will thank the Vestige properly next time they meet.


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October 11, 2003 (Hossegor, France) Reigning world champ Andy Irons (Kauai,Haw) today won the Quiksilver Pro France over Phil MacDonald (Aus) andextended his domination of this year's ratings. The US$250,000 WorldChampionship Tournament (WCT) commenced with the first two quarterfinalsthis morning, before competition went on hold during the midday lower tide.When conditions again turned on, remaining quarterfinals, the semifinals andthen the grand finale climaxed in front of thousands of spectators. TwoEvian Expression Sessions were also held.
Perfect 6ft (2m) surf was on offer, with bigger sets breaking further outthe back. Hollow barrels and some of Europe's best waves of the past fewmonths graced the sandbank at La Graviere on a glorious French day.
Irons claimed his fourth WCT title of the year in stellar form. The Kauaianbuilt momentum throughout the Quiksilver Pro France (where he finishedrunner-up in 2002), gaining plenty of confidence as he emerged though theearlier 'wildcard' rounds and approached the business end of the draw.
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"This is incredible and I'm on top of the world," began Irons, surroundingby media. Just to be in a final and win in conditions like that is anamazing feeling. This is what I love to do and when the waves are likethat… I'm just so happy. I had two bad contests in a row and started tofeel like I was losing my form, so to get it back in France – it's such acrucial part of the year – feels amazing.
"All I really wanted to do when the year began was be able to defend mytitle well and stay in the race," he continued. "I'm just having such a goodyear, so hopefully it goes through to Hawaii where the title will becrowned. I've got a 700-point lead now going into Mundaka (next WCT startingtomorrow), and there and Brazil will be crucial. I've just got to do as wellas the guys near me (on the ratings) each event so the lead doesn't change.
"I'm really happy for Phil right now too," he added. "He's a great surfer agood friend of mine, and it's a great result for him. After he beat Kelly Iwould have been happy with a second, but of course I wanted to win."
MacDonald was a dark horse throughout the 40-minute clash, despite being inhis first WCT final. The 24-year-old played the patience game he perfectedin the semifinals against six-time world champ Kelly Slater (FL, USA), andit almost paid off again. He trailed by a huge combination of scores for thefirst half, but then locked in an 8.4 to be within a possible one-waverecovery. Unfortunately he wasn't able to find the 9.66 needed, and had tosettle with runner-up position and US$16,000.
"Yeah, I'm stoked," said MacDonald. "The waves were good, but after Andy'sfirst couple of rides I was playing catch-up the whole time. I just didn'tget the waves, but it's an unreal result. Congratulations to Andy. He's atrue champion.
"A second is a good confidence booster," he continued. "I beat a couple ofpretty good guys along the way, so I was stoked to be in the final. It wouldhave been good to take it, but there's always next week."
Equal third were West Australian Taj Burrow and Slater. Burrow retained histhird position on the current ratings with his second semifinal berth of theseason, and remains within striking distance for this year's world title.Against Irons he led at the start, but ultimately required an 8.57 at theend flowing Irons' best 9.33 ride.
"It was pretty tough," reasoned Burrow. "I think I was maybe trying toohard, and there was a couple I didn't come out of which would havedefinitely helped. I just couldn't find a really good one, even though it'sone of the best days ever here.
"Semis is an amazing result and I'm stoked, but with the other two guysplacing the same, and better than of me, it kind of takes away from it," headded. "The ratings are going to be pretty tight. I can't wait for Mundakanow, as I've heard the banks are really good. Hope we get enough swell torun out there everyday."
Slater appeared destined for a final's showdown against Irons, but waseventually stopped by MacDonald, who clawed back from oblivion with an epic9.33 tube ride. The Floridian had a commanding lead after two eight plusrides, but after allowing his opponent to catch a righthander while he heldpriority, the Australian secured the 7.63 score he required. Nonetheless,Slater still posted the best scores of the Quiksilver Pro France and remainsIron's main nemesis as the world title race continues.
"From my perspective it didn't look like it was going to be one of thebetter waves out there," said Slater, of MacDonald's turning ride. "Ifigured there was about five minutes left, and if I took that I'd losepriority and for sure a better wave would come in. I thought I'd get anothergood wave, but it didn't happen for me.
"The points are a little deceptive, as I'm counting a 33rd place and he'sgot a 17th, so I'm probably 150-points closer than it looks on paper," heexplained of the race with Irons. "He's got four wins this year and I havetwo. If I had won I would have closed the gap by some 500-points, so it's ahuge loss for me, really. This was a magical contest, having the scores Ihad, but it's still disappointing to lose. I guess I underestimated Phil alittle bit, as I wasn't expecting him to get that 9.33. I just broke myfavorite board after the semi too, so I'm a little bummed right now."
Finishing equal fifth today in the Quiksilver Pro France were Danny Wills(Byron Bay, Aus) Taylor Knox (CA, USA), Trent Munro (Scott's Head, Aus) andShea Lopez (FL, USA). The Floridian, especially, was unlucky not to progressfurther. He opened his quarterfinal against Slater with an amazing backhandbarrel for a near-perfect 9.8, but even this wasn't enough to stop prosurfing's wunderkind.
The Evian Expression Session took place after the final, with a handful ofthe world's best making the most of epic conditions. Cory Lopez (FL, USA)secured the main prize of US$5,000 for a huge aerial, while Brazilian NecoPadaratz emerged from the best tube for US$3,000. The most radical maneuverwas awarded to Joel Parkinson (Gold Coast, Aus) for his critical forehandsnap.
"That was so enjoyable to be out there putting on a show for everyone," saidPadaratz afterward. "There was no pressure and everyone was excited for eachother. People on the beach loved it and we all wanted to do the best wecould."
An Evian Girls Expression Session also took place with 10 of the world'sbest women earlier in the day. Four-time world champ and Roxy Pro Franceco-contest director Lisa Andersen (FL, USA) took out the main prize ofUS$1,500 with a great forehand bash, and Rochelle Ballard (Haw) finishedrunner-up and Roxy Pro France winner Chelsea Georgeson (Aus) came in third.
"It was cool to be out there having fun," said Andersen. "I got that onewave and just belted it (laughs). It was a long 10-days during the event, soit was good to go surfing and hoot everybody into waves."
The world's best male surfers will now head a couple of hours further south,across the Spanish border and into the Basque country for the Billabong Proat Mundaka. Competition is expected to commence tomorrow morning with roundone.
Quiksilver Pro Final
1st Andy Irons (Haw) 18.06 – US$30,000
2nd Phil MacDonald (Aus) 13.73 – US$16,000
Semifinals (1st>Final; 2nd=3rd receives US$10,000)
SF1: Andy Irons (Haw) 16.06 def. Taj Burrow (Aus) 14.83
SF2: Phillip MacDonald (Aus) 16.96 def. Kelly Slater (USA) 16.83
Quarterfinals (1st>Semifinals; 2nd=5th receives US$8,000)
QF1: Taj Burrow (Aus) 13.5 def. Daniel Wills (Aus) 13.03
QF2: Andy Irons (Haw) 14.16 def. Taylor Knox (USA) 6.84
QF3: Phillip MacDonald (Aus) 15.17 def. Trent Munro (Aus) 7.83
QF4: Kelly Slater (USA) 18.1 def. Shea Lopez (USA) 15.63
Current Top 10 Ratings After Quiksilver Pro France, WCT #8/12
1. Andy Irons (Haw) 6,960
2. Kelly Slater (USA) 6,228
3. Taj Burrow (Aus) 5,988
4. Mick Fanning (Aus) 5,652
5. Joel Parkinson (Aus) 5,568
6. Kieren Perrow (Aus) 5,304
7. Taylor Knox (USA) 4,932
8. Dean Morrison (Aus) 4,740
9. CJ Hobgood (USA) 4,716
=10. Mick Lowe (Aus); Shea Lopez (USA) 4,656
(1st>Final; 2nd=3rd receives US$10,000)
SF1: Andy Irons (Haw) 16.06 def. Taj Burrow (Aus) 14.83
SF2: Phillip MacDonald (Aus) 16.96 def. Kelly Slater (USA) 16.83
Quarterfinals (1st>Semifinals; 2nd=5th receives US$8,000)
QF1: Taj Burrow (Aus) 13.5 def. Daniel Wills (Aus) 13.03
QF2: Andy Irons (Haw) 14.16 def. Taylor Knox (USA) 6.84
QF3: Phillip MacDonald (Aus) 15.17 def. Trent Munro (Aus) 7.83
QF4: Kelly Slater (USA) 18.1 def. Shea Lopez (USA) 15.63
Current Top 10 Ratings After Quiksilver Pro France, WCT #8/12
1. Andy Irons (Haw) 6,960
2. Kelly Slater (USA) 6,228
3. Taj Burrow (Aus) 5,988
4. Mick Fanning (Aus) 5,652
5. Joel Parkinson (Aus) 5,568
6. Kieren Perrow (Aus) 5,304
7. Taylor Knox (USA) 4,932
8. Dean Morrison (Aus) 4,740
9. CJ Hobgood (USA) 4,716
=10. Mick Lowe (Aus); Shea Lopez (USA) 4,656


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UNALAKLEET -- The race was talk. He heard about it all summer long. Finally, after the fishing season in October, Doug had had enough.
"Go check the mail," Doug told the fish buyer over a morning cup of coffee. While Joe was at the post office, Doug packed his friend's bags and called the airline. His friend came back and asked what the heck was going on. "You're going back to Anchorage to start your damn race," Doug told Joe. "I'm sick and tired of hearing you talk about it."
Joe Redington spent those summers working as the manager of the Norton Sound Fishermen's Cooperative, purchasing salmon from area fishermen. After leaving Unalakleet that October, Joe called Doug in February, saying he'd raised $50,000. It was 1972, and knowing there was money, Doug Katchatag got to work on the trail.
The portage trail between Unalakleet and Kaltag had historically been used for trade between the coastal Inupiat and the Athabaskans in the Interior. In recent history, the trail was used by dog teams delivering mail. It became nearly obsolete in the mid-1950s when Alaska Airlines stationed a Bush plane and a pilot in the Norton Sound community. Unalakleet Air Taxi was also founded in those years and flew charters between the two communities. Planes took care of mail that was once delivered by dog team.
Doug thinks he remembers the very last people to use the portage trail.
"It was Eli and Missouri Stanley, and Franklin Madros and Junior Solomon from Kaltag," Doug said. "They were the last ones who came down and visited. They were trapping at Tenmile Creek and decided to come down and trade. It was in '56," Doug said. "We were young boys then."
Doug was bitten by the Iditarod bug even before the first race. He knew that for Joe's race to happen, the trail between Unalakleet and Kaltag needed clearing -- overgrown, as it was, with willows and young spruce trees. Doug and five other men, including his dad and brother, cut brush and trees and three of the men made it all the way to Kaltag that winter. "A year later, in 1973, Duke Katongan and I started using the trail to keep it open," Doug said.
Using it, he pointedly clarified, "by dog team."
By that time, the snowmachine had taken over, having first appeared in our community in the mid-1960s. Sled dogs were no longer essential and this was the reason Joe so persistently talked about the race from Anchorage to Nome. "He (Joe) said, 'You know, Doug, when I first got here, I'd see dogs in every lot. And today, yours is the only dog team I see in Unalakleet.' "
Doug has one sled dog today, forced to quit by arthritis. "Joe was hoping to start bringing back dogs to the Bush. He brought it to Willow, Fairbanks, Anchorage," Doug said. "Only white people are running dogs today. They can afford it. We can't. It takes a lot of money."
But a few rural Alaska mushers are racing, including 2012 champion John Baker of Kotzebue and two-time Kuskokwim 300 winner Pete Kaiser of Bethel.
Like most things, the race has significantly changed since the early days. Back then, Doug was a checker at Old Woman, 35 miles inland from Unalakleet. Old Woman was a checkpoint for just the first two years, and Doug said he and Charlie Towarak worked out of a whitewall tent for more than a month when Dick Wilmarth won the inaugural race. "It was 40 to 60 below. It didn't warm up until after the race," Doug said. He and Charlie had to eat something and spent parts of their days fishing and hunting. He spoke of hunting ptarmigan at the base of the Whaleback Mountains.
"There would be thousands up there. Like a cloud taking off," he said.
And, according to him, the early days were fun. "People were nice. They were always friendly and always willing to camp and talk. And they always tell stories of the (race). Today, if you try to get stories out of them (mushers), you ain't gonna get nothing. It's changed so much," Doug said.
It's true. In the early days, Doug said mushers would run their dogs during the day and camp every night. Today's race is so fast, rest is sacrificed. Competitive mushers aren't day running and night camping. They have conformed their schedule to that of the dogs and don't have much energy left to sit down and visit.
But sit down with Doug Katchatag and one realizes he loves this race. He's proud of the 40 years he worked as an Iditarod checker. He's proud of the work he, his dad, his brother and friends did to re-establish a trail, now part of the Iditarod National Historical Trail. He's proud of the fact that when his friend Joe asked him if dogs can run from Anchorage to Nome, he encouraged the idea. He even seems proud describing how he's lost money in this race.
"I never gotten paid. Matter of fact, first five years of the race when people dropped stuff to send back, I paid the postage," Doug said. "Until I started getting too broke. I said, 'That's it.' After, they got NAC (Northern Air Cargo) to start hauling their drop bags."
Doug realizes that some mushers and others have gotten wealthy from the race he helped to start. "I'm still happy. Happier than those millionaires," he said with a smile.
And he seems to be. He doesn't come out and tell you he's in the Alaska Dispatch News Iditarod Hall of Fame. You have to ask him. After all, the race didn't start because of a love for money or attention. It started with a love for sled dogs and the mushing lifestyle. And that hasn't waned.
Laureli Ivanoff lives in Unalakleet, where she's raising her two children, Joe and Sidney. They eat a lot of fish and are very proud of their yorkipoo named Pushkin.


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Fresh and local! so far had breakfast, lunch, and (early) dinner there. While the menu reads quaint and descriptive (typically German!) all dishes were absolutely fabulous and delicious, and surprisingly reasonable.
The salmon was buttery and melting in your mouth, with a nice crispy pan-seared crust on top. The rainbow chard (usually not my taste) was surprisingly flavorful, slightly on the spicy side (good!), and with great texture.
All breakfast choices were fantastic - try the jams and meats! Delicious home-made rolls, with tasty and zesty marmelades, soft and flavorful cheeses, and buttery eggs from the oven with home-made quark. Yummi! Together with the very kids-friendly service and environment a great place to go - alone, with my family, with friends.
Awesome photos! They perfectly capture how I always pictured Berkeley before I moved to the bay area.
Great show! Documentary photos of Berkeley in the 1960's,
with many shots of the response of CA Governor Ronald Reagan to
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Nate Barry-Stein is the Chef here.
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GREAT CUBAN FOOD...RIGHT HERE IN OAKLAND!!! FInally, my prayers have been answered. A friend told me about this place, so I decided to check it out. I showed up almost at closing time and to my surprise, I was greeted warmly by Sandra and Fermin, She runs the restaurant, he cooks heavenly authentic Cuban food. And I do mean authentic. I was born in Cuba, so I know what I'm talking about. Were it not for the fact that it would have been very unseemly I would have licked the plate clean when I finished my lechon asado. We're talking lechon the way my grandmother and mother did it. Dios mio, it was good. And the tostones....ahh, I could have eaten 3 more plates of them. Sheer pefection, with a little mojo sprinkled on top! They're open for dinner Thursday, Friday and Saturday. I can't wait to go back again and introduce my friends to this little slice of Cuban heaven in the East Bay!
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Free monthly music and art events in an intimate setting. What more can you ask for?
This place is just like the cafes in Florence. The food is superb! The coffee is fantastic! And I'm not even a coffee drinker. I'm totally hooked.
This place has it all modern, vintage, local, ethnic, and below retail. If you want to add some accessories to your home or furnish a new home they are good for both. They can discount products lower because its like T.J. Max and Ross with clothes but its all kinds of stuff for your home. You have to visit if your any where near Berkeley, CA.
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This is so huge, you can't believe it! I don't think I've ever finished it due to its size and the number of vendors. There are probably over 1000, to be honest. And each one is very unique. You'll see everything from vintage clothing to tools, furniture jewelry, plants, European items, Asian items, Native American, Africa, textiles and beads from Eastern parts of the world, and so on. It's a tremendous place to shop. Just bring your walking shoes for sure. The one drawback is lack of seating for when you finally take a snack/lunch break! I suppose if I went before 9 a.m. when the entrance price is higher than $5, I'd see the whole thing, but my feet still wouldn't survive! It's still worth going to. Store up your money and have some fun. There's an ATM just outside the entrance gate too. Some vendors take credit cards. I typically pay with cash. Getting in on a nice sunny morning is a chore due to the traffic. Same thing for when you leave. It'll take what seems to be a lifetime just getting onto Webster Street in Alameda so you can get back onto 880 and head home. By then you're totally pooped! But you'll have so many neat goodies to enjoy once you get there!
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When I first passed this place I was drawn inside by an overwhelming fragrance of cinnamon. I was able to create my own cinnamon roll with decadent caramel frosting and then topped with chocolate chips and cookie dough... Wonderfully "CINNFULL"! I go back all the time now. You should go!
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Android 5.1.1 Lollipop final over-the-air (OTA) upgrade will be rolled out to Samsung Galaxy S2 handsets. It will arrive this year with security patches and performance enhancements.
Samsung Galaxy S2 devices, both under the mobile carriers and unlocked version, are expected to get the final OTA report on the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop upgrade in December or October. While it may appear unlikely for a few that a device run presently Jelly Bean will receive the upgrade, a lot of analysts are convinced of the likelihood as a few Samsung mid-range and older devices have been getting Lollipop's official software edition by a string of upgrades in September, iUSB Preface reported.


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Tube strike on as talks break down
Talks aimed at averting a strike by London Underground workers have broken down and a 24 hour walkout will go ahead from tomorrow evening, causing travel chaos across the capital.
A last-ditch attempt was made to resolve a pay row at a meeting between union officials and LU managers, under the auspices of the conciliation service Acas.
But the meeting ended with the two sides blaming each other as p assengers were given details of disruption to Tube services.
LU said Tubes will start running down from 5pm tomorrow, there will be no services on Thursday and there could be disruption on Friday morning.
Tubes are expected to be "exceptionally busy" between 4pm and 6pm tomorrow - just after the Budget - as people try to get home before the 24-hour strike officially starts at 6.30pm.
Almost 20,000 members of four trade unions will strike in a row over the new all-night Tube services.
The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT), Aslef, Transport Salaried Staffs Association and Unite have been in dispute over pay being offered for the new service, due to start at weekends from mid-September, as well as rosters.
Managers have tabled a "final" offer , including an average 2% rise this year, at least RPI inflation for each of the next two years and £2,000 for drivers on the new all-night service.
Transport for London said extra bus and river services will run, but warned that roads and all public transport will be much busier than usual.
Mike Brown, managing director of LU, told the Press Association he was "gutted" that the unions had not responded to the "fair and reasonable" offer.
"It would have been good if we could have had some talks, because none of the unions responded to the offer.
"If they are not prepared to talk to us they should go back to their members because this is a vastly different offer.
"All we have heard is a series of speeches from trade union leaders, condemning us for communicating with our staff.
"The offer is still there and we are available to talk about it. I am amazed we have had no response."
RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "Despite strenuous efforts by union negotiators to press London Underground to address the issues of fairness, safety, work/life balance and equality at the heart of this dispute, they have come up with nothing in the talks this afternoon.
"The action is on and RMT will be mobilising picket lines and effective action with our sister unions and there are no further talks planned at this stage."
Finn Brennan, Aslef's organiser on the Tube, said: " The responsibility for this strike and the disruption that it will cause rests squarely with London Underground management . They squandered the window of opportunity to resolve this dispute by refusing to move their position in the slightest for three months and then demanding that all four trade unions accept an offer in one afternoon. They have played foolish games of brinkmanship, taking their offer off the table then denying they had done so.
"Aslef members voted by over 97% on a turnout of more than 81% to take strike action to protect their work/life balance and working conditions. Money has never been the key issue in this dispute - ensuring that change is negotiated rather than imposed and introduced in a fair way has.
"Attempts to brand it as political and using tired cliched attacks on trade unions are simply an effort to distract attention from London Underground's inept handling of negotiations.
"We will be ready to return to the negotiating table on Friday morning to ensure that further action can be avoided."
Manuel Cortes, leader of the TSSA rail union, accused LU bosses of "playing the blame game" with union negotiators.
"It has been amateur night for the past 24 hours while LU played its very own hokey cokey, first the offer was in, then it was out, then it was back in again, maybe.
"They were only interested in one thing, blaming the unions for the stoppage which they could have avoided by taking a serious negotiating position on Monday morning.
"Instead they were more interested in playing to the Tory gallery in Westminster by deliberately misleading us, staff and the media.
"They should ignore the Tories' anti union agenda and, even at this late stage, try to secure a deal which keeps the Tube moving tomorrow."


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Ahead of their first party as part of their monthly residency Cervo from Banana Hill has recorded the second Mixer. The quality of Banana Hill's bookings has been unrivalled in Sheffield over the past few years with Gilles Peterson, Move D, Quantic and many more performing. They've always been firm favourites at our place and we're super happy to welcome them on a monthly residency.
In this two hour showcase Cervo has managed to blend a whole host of styles that perfectly represent what Banana Hill are about. Perfect to get you in to the mood for one of their upcoming shows with us!
Upcoming shows at The Harley
20/05 Banana Hill x Dimensions Festival
Max Cilla - Crepuscule Tropical
Anos Band - Boro Non Andou Nan
Marijata - Break Through
Karol Conka - Que Delicia
Sixtus Press - Lololo (Band Version)
Susso - Bani
Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba - Jonkoloni (Joystick Jay's Kosmiske Edit)
Kabelo - Pantsula 4 Life
Mchalino - Lapha Side ('98 Remix ft. Kalashnikov)
LV - Ulthando Lwaka ft. Ruffest
Ana Helder - Otra Cosa (Lena Willikens Version)
Dawit Eklund - Litchi Juice
Baaba Maal - Fulani Rock (Henrik Schwarz Remix)
Niagara - Abacaxi Limão
The Kondi Band - Powehŋde Bingade (Cervo Edit)
Nidia Minaj - Thanks
DJ Havaiana - O Saxyfone Re-edit
Francis Boy - Itocota ft. Sana
Batuk - Daniel (Homeboyz Remix)
Cuthead - Maputo Jam
Afrik Bawantu - Old Lady
Nazan Soray - Halhal (Baris K Edit)
Nana Love - Hang On
Emanative - Unity
Wellborn - Tetemalina (Baptmam Re-Edit)
Carthago - Alech
Jocelyn Virapin - Robè
Orchestre Poly-Rythmo De Cotonou - Houe Toue Hon (Afshin Remix)
Cheick Hamala Diabaté - Prudence (E's E NYC Trust Remix)
Ata Kak - Bome Nnwom
Rudeboyz - Broken Forest
Ikaz Boi - Yeah
Samrai & Platt ft. Kemikal - Tease Me
Clap Clap - (S) Serendipity
Ti Marcel - Non Point La Vie (Siwo Version)
Kaba Blon - Moriba Yassa (Daniel Haaksman Edit)
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SPFPC Select List Line Commands - File Manager
B Browse a file C Copy a file D Delete a file E Edit a file G Execute program or batch file I Display information about a file K Convert file format M Move a file N New, select file with new SPF task P Print a file R Rename a file S Select a file T Create a recursive sublist U Apply a user command to a file X Exclude a file from the list
SPFPC Edit Commands
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IMACRO Set or retrieve the IMACRO profile variable. INSERT Inserts one or more null lines for data entry in current file. LABEL Sets or retrieves the label on a specific line. LCOMMAND Set or retrieve the LCOMMAND profile variable. LEFT Displays currently undisplayed columns to the left. LEVEL Set or retrieve the current modification level. LINE Sets or retrieves data from a specified line. LINE_AFTER Inserts line of text after a specified line in current file. LINE_BEFORE Inserts line of text before a specified line in current file. LINENUM Retrieves the relative line number of a labeled line. LOCATE Makes line matching search criteria the top display line. LRECL Returns the logical record length of the current file. MACRO Identifies a macro, its parameters, and processing conditions. MACRO_LEVEL Retrieves the nesting level of the current macro. MASKLINE Set or retrieve the MASKLINE profile variable. MEMBER Retrieves the name of the current file. MODEL Insert MODEL syntax entry applicable to this file type. MOVE Moves another file into the current file. NOTE Set or retrieve the NOTE profile variable. NUMBER Set or retrieve the NUMBER profile variable. PASTE Insert lines from clipboard at A or B line. PROCESS Controls when pending line commands and data are processed. PROFILE Displays the current edit profile. RANGE_CMD Identifies first line command captured by PROCESS RANGE. RCHANGE Repeats the most recent CHANGE command. READ_ONLY Set the file to read only. RECFM Retrieves the record format of the current file. RECOVERY Allow UNDO. REDO Redo an edit transaction after an undo. RENUM Turns NUMBER mode on and renumbers lines. REPLACE Replaces an existing file with all or part of the current file. RESET Restores the status of data lines and removes special lines. RFIND Repeats the most recent FIND command. RIGHT Displays currently undisplayed columns to the right. SAVE Saves the current file without terminating the edit session. SAVECOUNT Set or retrieve the SAVECOUNT profile variable. SAVE_ENABLED Set the file to allow SAVE. SCAN Sets or retrieves the SCAN mode. SCOPY Copy the current selection to the clipboard. SCREATE Create a new file with the current selection contents. SCUT Copy current selection to clipboard, then delete selection. SDELETE Delete the current selection. SEEK Same as FIND but does not expose excluded lines. SEEK_COUNTS Sets count of strings and lines found by last SEEK. SHIFT ( Moves data left using column shift logic. SHIFT ) Moves data right using column shift logic. SHIFT < Moves data left using data shift logic. SHIFT > Moves data right using data shift logic. SORT Rearranges data or cols of data in a specified order. SPASTE Insert the clipboard contents at the current cursor position. SREPLACE Replace a file with the current selection contents. STATS Sets or retrieves the current STATS mode. STOLOWER Convert all alpha characters in the selection to lower case. STOUPPER Convert all alpha characters in the selection to uppercase. SUBMIT Only supported if MVS access component purchased. SXCLUDE Exclude all lines touched by the current selection. TABS Set or retrieve the TABS profile variable. TABSLINE Set or retrieve the TABSLINE profile variable. TENTER Provides blank screen space for text entry. TFLOW Composes a block of text within designated BOUNDS. TJOIN Joins current line with following line; inverse of TSPLIT. TSPLIT Splits a line so that additional text can be inserted. UNDO Undo the last edit operation. UNNUM Turns NUMBER mode off and removes line numbers. UP Displays the previous frame of lines in the file. USER_STATE Saves or restores user state information. XMACRO Set or retrieve the XMACRO profile variable. XSTATUS Sets or retrieves exclude status of specified data line.
ADDPOP Display a panel as a sub-window on the current panel. BROWSE Browse a file (or files). CONTROL Set dialog processing options. DISPLAY Display a panel or table. EDIT Edit a file (or files). GETMSG Get elements of a message. PDSCREATE Create a PDS file format file. PDSDELETE Delete a member from a PDS. PDSEXPORT Export a member from a PDS to a file. PDSIMPORT Import a file to a PDS into a member. POPUPMENU Display a GUI popup menu on the panel. PRNCLOSE Close the default printer., PRNOPEN Open the default printer and set the headings. PRNRECORD Print a record on the default printer. REMPOP Remove the sub window displayed with ADDPOP. SELECT Invoke a function or display a menu panel. SETMSG Set message to be displayed on next panel. TBADD Add a row to a table. TBBOTTOM Position to the bottom of a table. TBCLOSE Close a table; write to disk if applicable. TBCREATE Create a new table. TBDELETE Delete a row from a table. TBDIRCREATE Create a special table to contain directory entries. TBDIRDISPL Display a table of directory entries using SPF/Pro defaults. TBDIRPOPULATE Populate a table of directory entries from a supplied file mask. TBDISPL Display a table. TBEND Close a table; don't write to disk. TBERASE Delete a disk based table. TBEXIST Determine if keyed table row exists. TBGET Load dialog vars from a table row. TBMOD Update a keyed table row. TBOPEN Open a disk based table for access. TBPUT Update a non-keyed table row. TBQUERY Get information about a particular table. TBSARG Set search args for TBSCAN or TBDISPL. TBSAVE Write a disk based table without closing. TBSCAN Search a table for a particular row. TBSKIP Position in a table and retrieve the row. TBSORT Sort a table by field(s). TBSTATS Obtain statistical information about a table. TBTOP Position to the top of a table. TBVCLEAR Clear variables in the current row. VGET Copy non-function pool var to function pool. VPUT Copy function pool var to non-function pool.
Name Service Ver Pool Type Len Description -------- -------- --- ---- ---- --- ------------------------------------- Z general 2.3 shr non 0 null variable, used as a placeholder ZACCTNUM general 3.3 shr non 40 logon account number (MVS type) ZAPLCNT general 2.3 shr non 4 APL usage count per logical screen ZAPPLID general 2.3 shr non 8 identifier application ZASPECT PRINTG 2.3 func in 4 aspect ratio of printed output ZCMD panel 2.3 func 256 command input field LMMDISP 2.3 func out 256 member list primary command field ZCOLORS screen 2.3 shr non 4 supported number of colors (1 or 7) ZCONT panel 2.3 next continuation panel name ZCS general 3.3 shr non 5 NLS symbol for currency ZCURFLD DTL 3.1 func out 8 field/column with cursor on exit ZCURINX DTL 3.1 func out 8 table display row number with cursor ZCURPOS DTL 3.1 func out 4 relative field position of cursor ZDATE date 2.3 shr non 8 current date, format depends on current national language ZDATEF date 2.3 shr non 8 current national language date format DD = day, MM = month, YY = year and national language delimiter ZDATEFD date 2.3 shr non 8 date format as described for ZDATEF, but w/national language convention ZDAY date 2.3 shr non 2 2 character day of month ZDBCS screen 2.3 shr non 3 DBCS capability (YES or NO) ZDECS general 3.3 shr non 1 NLS character to separate decimals ZDEVNAM PRINTG 2.3 func in 8 device name ZDLBLKSZ LMDLIST 3.1 func out 5 size of block ZDLCDATE LMDLIST 3.1 func out 10 date member was created ZDLDEV LMDLIST 3.1 func out 8 type of device ZDLDSORG LMDLIST 3.1 func out 4 organization of data set ZDLDTYPE LMDLIST 3.1 func out 7 type of data set (eg 'PDS' 'LIBRARY') ZDLEDATE LMDLIST 3.1 func out 10 date the data set expires ZDLLRECL LMDLIST 3.1 func out 5 length of logical record ZDLNEXT LMDLIST 3.1 func out 3 number of used extents ZDLPAGES LMDLIST 3.1 func out 6 number of allocated pages ZDLPUSED LMDLIST 3.1 func out 3 percent of PDSE used or blanks ZDLRDATE LMDLIST 3.1 func out 10 last reference data ZDLRECFM LMDLIST 3.1 func out 5 format of record ZDLSIZE LMDLIST 3.1 func out 6 number of tracks in data set ZDLUSED LMDLIST 3.1 func out 3 percent of tracks used ZDLVOL LMDLIST 3.1 func out 6 volume serial ZDSN LMMDISP 2.3 func out 44 first data set for member list BR/EDIF 2.3 func out 54 data name on BRIF/EDIF title line ZEDBDSN EDIT 2.3 func i/o 44 edit recovery backup data set name ZEDROW EDIT 2.3 func i/o 4 edit recovery table row number ZEDTDSN EDIT 3.1 func i/o 44 edit recovery target data set name ZEDTMEM EDIT 3.1 func i/o 8 edit recovery target member name ZEDTRD EDIT 3.1 func i/o 6 edit recovery target volser ZEDUSER EDIT 3.1 func i/o * edit recovery user data table ext. ZEIBSDN EDIF 2.3 func i/o 54 EDIF edit recovery backup data set ZEIROW EDIF 2.3 func i/o 4 EDIF edit recovery table row number ZEITDSN EDIF 2.3 func i/o 54 EDIF edit recovery target data set ZEIUSER EDIF 2.3 func i/o * EDIF edit recovery user data tbl ext. ZENVIR general 2.3 shr non 32 environment information, positions: - 1 to 8 = product, version, release - 9 to 16 = operating system name (MVS or MVS/XA) - 17 to 24 = operating system mode (TSO or BATCH) - 25 to 32 = reserved (blanks) ZERRALRM error 2.3 func out 3 indicates message alarm (YES or NO) ZERRHM error 2.3 func out 8 error message help panel name ZERRLM error 2.3 func out 78 long error message text 3.2 512 ZERRMSG error 2.3 func out 8 error message ID ZERRSM error 2.3 func out 24 short error message text ZERRTYPE error 3.1 func out 8 error message type ZERRWIND error 3.1 func out 6 error message window type ZFAMPRT PRINTG 2.3 func non 4 family printer type ZFKA screen 3.1 shr non 8 function key area (long, short, no) ZGE terminal 3.3 shr non 3 graphic escape order support ZGRPLVL LMHIER 2.3 func out 8 hierarchy level of library (group) ZGRPNME LMHIER 2.3 func out 8 library group name ZHILITE screen 2.3 shr non 3 extended highlighting (YES or NO) ZHINDEX panel 2.3 first index panel name ZHTOP panel 2.3 top panel name ZIND panel 2.3 specify an index page (YES) ZISPFRC general 2.3 shr in 8 return code from ISPSTART dialog ZJDATE date 2.3 shr non 6 day-of-year date(julian format yy.ddd) ZKEYS PF keys 2.3 prof out 4 number of PF keys ZKEYHELP keys 3.1 any in 8 keys definition help panel name ZLANG general 2.3 prof non 8 language of current session ZLCDATE LMF 2.3 func i/o 8 member create date (national format) ZLCNORC LMF 2.3 func i/o 4 member current record count ZLINORC LMF 2.3 func i/o 4 member creation record count ZLLIB LMF 2.3 func out 4 library concatenation sequence (1 - 4) ZLMDATE LMF 2.3 func i/o 8 last modified date (national format) ZLMEMBER LMMDISP 2.3 func out 8 current member ZLMNORC LMF 2.3 func i/o 4 modified record count ZLMOD LMF 2.3 func i/o 4 modification level (0 to 99) ZLMTIME LMF 2.3 func i/o 5 last modified time (format hh:mm) ZLOGNAME LOG 2.3 shr non 44 full log data set name ZLOGO general 3.1 shr non 3 bypass LOGO panel (YES or NO) ZLOGON general 2.3 shr non 8 TSO logon procedure stepname ZLPDSUDA LMMDISP 2.3 func out 62 PDS directory user data information ZLSTLPP LIST 2.3 shr non 4 lines per page in list data set ZLSTNAME LIST 2.3 shr non 44 full list data set ZLSTNUML LIST 2.3 shr non 4 current list data set lines written ZLSTTRUN LIST 2.3 shr non 4 list record length truncation value ZLUSER LMF 2.3 func i/o 8 userid that last modified member ZLVERS LMF 2.3 func i/o 4 member version number (1 to 99) ZMLCOLS LMMDISP 2.3 func out 80 member statistics column headings ZMLCR LMMDISP 2.3 func out 4 member list top member rel. number ZMLTR LMMDISP 2.3 func out 4 member list number of members ZMONTH date 2.3 shr non 2 2 character month of year ZPARENT panel 2.3 parent menu name ZPFCTL PF keys 2.3 prof i/o 5 PFSHOW command authorization ZPFFMT PF keys 2.3 prof i/o 4 PF key format (displayed per line) ZPFLnn PF keys 2.3 prof i/o 8 PF key labels, for display ZPFSET PF keys 2.3 prof i/o 4 PF key range set shown ZPFSHOW PF keys 2.3 prof i/o 4 PFSHOW command status ZPFnn PF keys 2.3 prof i/o <256 PF key definition value ZPLACE general 2.3 prof i/o 7 command line place (ASIS or BOTTOM) ZPREFIX general 2.3 shr non 8 prefix of TSO user ZPRIKEYS PF keys 2.3 prof i/o 4 primary PF keys (LOW or UPP) ZPRIM panel 2.3 panel is a primary option menu (YES) ZPROFAPP general 2.3 prof in 8 application profile extension table ZSCBR scroll 2.3 prof i/o 4 scroll amount for BROWSE ZSCED scroll 2.3 prof i/o 4 scroll amount for EDIT ZSCML scroll 2.3 prof i/o 4 scroll amount for member lists ZSCREEN screen 2.3 shr non 1 logical screen number (1, 2, 3, or 4) ZSCREEND screen 2.3 shr non 4 screen depth available for dialog use ZSCREENW screen 2.3 shr non 4 screen width available for dialog use ZSCRMAXD screen 2.3 shr non 4 maximum screen depth available ZSCRMAXW screen 2.3 shr non 4 maximum screen width available ZSCROLLA scroll 2.3 shr out 4 scroll amount value (PAGE, MAX, nnn) ZSCROLLN scroll 2.3 shr out 4 scroll number of rows ZSCROLLD scroll 2.3 any in 4 scroll default for dynamic areas ZSEL panel 2.3 truncated command input field ZSPLIT screen 2.3 shr non 3 split-screen mode (YES or NO) ZSTDYEAR date 3.3 shr non 4 four character year (yyyy) ZSYSID general 3.3 shr non 8 SYS1.PARMLIB(IEASYSxx) SYSNAME ZTDADD tbldsply 2.3 func out 3 add rows for scroll request (YES�NO) ZTDAMT tbldsply 2.3 func out 4 number of rows needed for scroll ZTDLROWS tbldsply 2.3 func in 6 number of logical table rows ZTDLTOP tbldsply 2.3 func in 6 logical table row of physical top ZTDMARK tbldsply 2.3 any in <scrwid bottom-of-data marker text ZTDMSG tbldsply 2.3 any in 8 top-row-displayed message ID ZTDRET tbldsply 2.3 func in 8 scroll return feature ZTDROWS tbldsply 2.3 func out 6 number of table rows after display ZTDSCRP tbldsply 2.3 func i/o 6 top row CRP after scroll ZTDSELS tbldsply 2.3 func out 4 number of selected table rows ZTDSIZE tbldsply 2.3 func out 4 number of sets in scrollable area ZTDSRID tbldsply 2.3 func out 6 top row rowid after scroll ZTDTOP tbldsply 2.3 func out 6 display top row number (CRP) ZTEMPF ftailor 2.3 shr non 44 temporary data set for file tailoring ZTEMPN ftailor 2.3 shr non 8 temporary data set DDname ZTERM terminal 2.3 prof out 8 terminal type (defined by option 0.1) ZTERMCID terminal 3.3 shr non 5 CCSID coded character set terminal ID ZTERMCP terminal 3.3 shr non 4 CECP support code page ZTERMCS terminal 3.3 shr non 4 CECP support character set ZTHS general 3.3 shr non 1 NLS character to separate thousands ZTIME time 2.3 shr non 5 current time (in format hh:mm) ZTS general 3.3 shr non 1 NLS character to separate time ZTSICMD general 3.3 shr non 32k ISPF invocation command string ZTSSCMD general 3.3 shr non 32k ISPF invocation cmnd, SELECT portion ZUP panel 2.3 next panel up/backwards (parent) ZUSER general 2.3 shr non 8 user ID ZVERB general 2.3 shr out 8 command table verb (from SETVERB) ZWINTTL general 3.1 any in N/A window title for pop-up window frame ZYEAR date 2.3 shr non 2 2 character year
SPFPC REXX Special Variables
RC Return code 0 = success <> 0 error occured RESULT Contains returned value from called routine SIGL Contains procedure name and line number of calling function whenever a control flow jump is made via CALL or SIGNAL.
SPFPC REXX Trace Processing
TRACE A /* TRACE ALL CLAUSES */ TRACE C /* TRACE COMMANDS */ TRACE E /* TRACE ERRORS */ TRACE F /* TRACE FAILURE */ TRACE I /* TRACE INTERMEDIATES */ TRACE L /* TRACE LABELS */ TRACE N /* TRACE NORMAL */ TRACE O /* TRACE OFF */ TRACE R /* TRACE RESULTS */ TRACE S /* TRACE SCAN */ Trace output: nn ccc DO WHILE (position <= LENGTH(filename)) Where: nn Represents the line number of the REXX statement being executed. ccc The next three characters identify the trace line as one of the following: *-* source code +++ trace message >>> result of an expression >.> value assigned to a placeholder >V> variable contents of a string >L> literal string >F> function call string >P> prefix operation string >O> operation on two terms string >C> compound variable string During interactive tracing, after each line of output the user can enter any valid REXX statement to be executed immediately enabling variables to be modified with an assignment, variables to be queried with a SAY statement and execution to be terminated by the use of an explicit EXIT statement if, say, a loop is detected. If during testing of a procedure, a loop occurs and tracing is not active, pressing Control/Break interrupts the procedure, typing exit terminates the procedure.
SPFPC REXX Instrinsic Instructions
ADDRESS set the destination for external commands ARG retrieve parameters passed to function CALL invoke a function DO execute a block of instructions DROP restore a variable to an uninitialized state EXIT end program immediately IF modify control flow based on condition INTERPRET execute instructions stored in a variable ITERATE jump to the top of a DO loop from middle LEAVE exit a DO loop immediately NOP does nothing (use as placeholder) NUMERIC modify how arithmetic processing is performed PARSE parse a string under control of a template PROCEDURE control scope of variables PULL read a line from the TTY keyboard RETURN end a function, optionally return a value SAY write a line to the TTY screen SELECT multiple condition list (aka CASE) SIGNAL set error trapping conditions TRACE trace REXX interpreter actions
SPFPC REXX Built-in Functions
ABBREV return TRUE/FALSE, is short string part of long string? ABS return the absolute value of a number without a sign ADDRESS return the name of the external command processor ARG return the parameters passed to a function BITAND return result of logically ANDed bit strings BITOR return result of logically ORed bit strings BITXOR return result of logically XORed bit strings B2X return hex char string, input binary char string CENTER return base string padded on left and right to center CENTRE same as CENTER CHARIN read a string from an external file CHAROUT write a string to an external file CHARS return number of chars remaining unread in external file COMPARE return TRUE/FALSE, do strings compare? CONDITION return current error condition (see CALL and SIGNAL) COPIES returns string catenated to self N times C2D returns decimal value, input char string C2X returns hex char string, input char string DATATYPE returns data type, or TRUE/FALSE on data type test DATE returns the date DELSTR returns substring after deleting at Nth char for N chars DELWORD returns substring after deleting at Nth word for N words DIGITS returns the current setting of the NUMERIC digits value D2C returns char value, input decimal value D2X returns hex string, input decimal value ERRORTEXT returns the text associated with a particular error number FORM returns the current setting of NUMERIC form value FORMAT formats a number (rounds if necessary) FUZZ returns the current setting of the NUMERIC fuzz value INSERT returns superstring comprised of base plus insert strings LASTPOS returns position of last little string in big string LEFT returns substring starting at 1 for N LENGTH returns the length of string LINEIN reads one record from an external file LINEOUT writes one record to an external file LINES returns TRUE/FALSE, any unread lines in external file? MAX returns largest number of a set of numbers MIN returns smallest number of a set of numbers OVERLAY overlays one string with another POS returns position of first little string in big string RANDOM returns a random number from a range REVERSE returns string with chars reordered right to left RIGHT returns N chars from right end of string SIGN returns the sign of a number SOURCELINE returns number of lines or a specific line of a REXX proc SPACE set specific number of blanks (or other char) between words STREAM return state info on a file, also open/close/seek STRIP strip leading and/or trailing blanks (or other char) from string SUBSTR returns substring at N for N chars SUBWORD returns subword at N for N words SYMBOL returns the state of a var, undefined, defined, or literal TIME returns the time TRACE returns or current setting sets TRACE TRANSLATE returns translated string, char for char by table TRUNC returns a specified decimal precision derivitive of a number VALUE returns or set the value of an environment variable VERIFY verify presence or absence of chars within a string WORD returns the Nth word in a string WORDINDEX returns the char position of the Nth word in a string WORDLENGTH returns the length of the Nth word in a string WORDPOS returns the word number after search for a word in a string WORDS returns the number of words in a string XRANGE returns full range of codes between start and end char/num X2B returns binary char string, input hex char string X2C returns ASCII (or EBCDIC) char string, input hex char string X2D returns decimal value, input hex char string
SPFPC Intrinsic Commands
Typical PF Key Settings
3270 PC Command Does ----- --------- ----------- --------------------------------------------------------- PF01 F1 HELP Call SPFPC Built-In Help Library PF02 F2 SPLIT Split Screen at current line into 2 browse/edit sessions PF03 F3 END End browse/edit session (does not save) PF04 F4 SWAP Swap to other screen PF05 F5 RFIND Repeat Find PF06 F6 RCHANGE Repeat Change PF07 F7 UP Scroll by page setting towards beginning of text PF08 F8 DOWN Scroll by page setting towards end of text PF09 F9 LEFT Scroll screen towards begining of line (column 1) PF10 F10 RIGHT Scroll screen towards end of line PF11 F11 SAVE Save text PF12 F12 RETRIEVE Retrieve previous commands PF13 = <Shift>F1 SCUT Cut selected text to clipboard PF14 = <Shift>F2 SCOPY Copy selected text to clipboard PF15 = <Shift>F3 SPASTE Paste clipboard starting at current cusor position PF16 = <Shift>F4 SCREATE Create new file with selected text PF17 = <Shift>F5 SREPLACE Replace/create file with selected text PF18 = <Shift>F6 STOUPPER Convert selected text to upper case PF19 = <Shift>F7 STOLOWER Convert selected text to upper case PF20 = <Shift>F8 SXCLUDE Exclude (hide) selected text PF21 = <Shift>F9 SDELETE Delete selected text PF22 = <Shift>F10 BACKBOX.SPF Calls REXX macro to create line box PF23 = <Shift>F11 Right Scroll screen right PF24 = <Shift>F12 RETRIEVE Redisplay previous primary commands
SPF History
(Note: SPF/PRO will work on Win7-64 bit in XPMODE and works well)
(Note: Works in DosBox? 0.74 on Windows and Linux)
Screen Shots:
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Common Name: Oriental Lily Family: Liliaceae (The Lily Family)
Notes:Huge fragrant white lilies with a thin pink edge. Plant in groups of 3 to 5 for a dramatic visual and olfactory experience. Oriental lilies bloom in August with bold colours and a sweet and spicy intoxicating fragrance.
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Russia successfully launched three astronauts into space Sunday night, in a Soyuz rocket bound for the International Space Station.
Two Russians and one American are aboard the rocket, which left Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 8.14am local time, the London Telegraph reported.
It is carrying Dan Burbank, from the American space agency Nasa, and Russians Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin, and is due to arrive at the station on Wednesday.
Once in orbit, the men gave a thumbs-up signal to the on-board cameras and said: "Everything is normal and we are feeling fine", the BBC reported.
The Russian mission is designed to restore faith in Moscow's space program after a string of failures.
More on GlobalPost: Russia delays Space Station trip again
It is the first manned launch since Nasa ended its 30-year shuttle program in July.
The mission also marks the first launch of a Russian Soyuz craft since a similar unmanned rocket carrying cargo crashed into Siberia shortly after launch on August 24.
All manned space travel was suspended for almost three months following the crash, the BBC reported.
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We can all see that we live in times of great change, challenge and opportunity. As human beings we are being called from every direction to live more consciously, and embody the Reality of who we are. Whether we currently feel able to respond to this call or not, we are being invited and being shown how, to live as the beautiful, conscious, discerning beings that at heart, we are. In harmony, respect and balance with the diversity of creatures and beings that we share this world, this Unity of existence with.
We know that there is great kindness, love and deep creativity within our human community; we are that community. We also know that we live in times of imbalance, confusion and fear, just as people have done in times before ours. How would it be to reframe the discomfort and agitation that we can feel as the deep intelligence of Being calling us to wake up! We are not a problem to be solved. We are embodied mystery seeking to know her or him self as the unique expressions that we are. It is time for the rebalancing of the deep feminine with the deep masculine, and we are the people we have been waiting for.
In her book Pioneering the Possible, Scilla Elworthy draws upon a particular image of Kwan Yin (the divine feminine aspect in the Buddhist tradition), in which this maternal archetype stands barefoot, grounded, calm and present with a willow branch in one hand and a vase of flowing water in the other, on the back of a ferocious red dragon thrashing across a stormy sea. Elworthy sees this image as an archetypal balance between the deep feminine power and the deep masculine energy that is key to any effective social change. The change we so desperately want to see in the world happens as we courageously and compassionately turn within and meet ourselves fully. Grace unfolds this process; and our clarity of outer action and direction arises from the deep inner wellspring of our true humanity.
You are your own medicine, and many have forgotten this. My work is to remind you of this and to accompany you as you remember who you are, and respond to the call to come home, deeply home to your true nature.
In addition to the contextual information given on the following pages I have a background as an artist, a love of things hand-made and of the dear patchwork of earth that is my allotment. I have been a foster carer, work as a transpersonal psychotherapist and for many years worked with people living with life threatening and terminal illness, at times as part of the team at the Maggie's Cancer Care Centre, Oxford. For over 25 years, and through many different forms I have accompanied folk on the unique passage here for us all, as we deeply inquire into this being human. Mother Earth calls me home, as does the sweet dynamic stillness of Being, boundlessly present, compassionately welcoming, never not here. I take a deep bow of gratitude to all my teachers, loved ones and guides in your myriad forms.