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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 166515
Review Request: pbzip2 : parallel version of bzip2
Last modified: 2015-09-14 09:46:05 EDT
Spec Name or Url: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2.spec
SRPM Name or Url: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2-0.9.3-1.src.rpm
Hello, a number of people have suggested that I submit pbzip2 into Fedora Extras so would greatly appreciate if people could review it.
PBZIP2 is a parallel implementation of the bzip2 block-sorting file compressor that uses pthreads and achieves near-linear speedup on SMP machines. The output of this version is fully compatible with bzip2 v1.0.2 (ie: anything compressed with pbzip2 can be decompressed with bzip2).
First climpse i took:
* Group Applications/File is the same as bzip2 and therefor a good choice
* License BSD, is OK. The README says the same
* tmppath OK
* Consitant use of tags
* changelog ok
* Remove Vendor/Packager Tags
* Use rm -rf %{buildroot}, and forget the [ ... ] check
* Remove the cleanup of the buildroot in the %prep-section
* Run rpmlint:
- W: pbzip2 strange-permission pbzip2.spec 0600
* Builds find
* Installs/Uninstalls fine
* Owns all files it installs.
* Works. :-)
* You can drop bzip2-libs from requires, as RPM will detect libbz2.so.1 as
If you fix the above stuff, I'll review again. If it's OK, I'll approve it.
From a brief look into the code:
bzerr_dummy variable is unused in pbzip2.cpp:1191
Another thing in pbzip2.cpp:
ret = read(hInfile, tmpBuff, strlen(bz2Header)+1);
if ((ret == -1) || (ret < strlen(bz2Header)+1))
Note that 'ret' variable is int but should be of size_t type so I'd use
some other than 'ret' variable here: (bzip2.c:1651-1654)
size_t size;
size = read(hInfile, tmpBuff, strlen(bz2Header)+1);
if ((size == (size_t)(-1)) || (size < strlen(bz2Header)+1))
numBlocks in pbzip2.cpp:1800 should be better of off_t data type.
BTW. why do you define uint_special and don't let it off_t at all?
Suggest getting rid of the redundant modulo and condition:
if ((fileSize % blockSize) == 0)
numBlocks = fileSize / blockSize;
numBlocks = fileSize / blockSize + 1;
numBlocks = (fileSize + blockSize - 1) / blockSize;
Note that you don't previously check that blockSize != 0,
So that pbzip2 -b0 <anyfile> ends up with Floating point exception!!
Needs further fixes. I'll send you a patch to fix these and other issues I found.
New Spec: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2.spec
I changed the .spec file to include Oliver's suggestions but I can't get rid of
the rpmlint strange-permission warning.
The pbzip2.spec file is 0664 in the tarbail inside the SRPM file. If I change
that to 0644 or even 0444 I still get the same warning of strange-permission 0600.
Any idea how to fix this? I will generate a new SRPM when I get the patch from
As long as any SourceX or the specfile are not executable, ignore the
strange-permission warning. They'll change after importing to CVS anyway.
FWIW, I believe rpmlint is complaining about the specfile you use to build the
package, not one inside a tarball.
(In reply to comment #4)
> As long as any SourceX or the specfile are not executable, ignore the
> strange-permission warning. They'll change after importing to CVS anyway.
Yes, it will. It wasn't exactly this error that I was complaining about, I just
wanted to note, that running rpmlint on the srpm is a good idea. :-)
> FWIW, I believe rpmlint is complaining about the specfile you use to build the
> package, not one inside a tarball.
Yes, that's correct!
Have you included the patch allready? As soon as you release a new version, let
me know, so I can review the package.
Hello Jeff, Oliver, I've been out for a while. I'll send the patch here this
Created attachment 118168 [details]
Proposed patch to fix some pbzip2 issues
The patch removes the bogus uint_special data type and replaces it by off_t. It
fixes stack based buffer overflow by specifying too long number in
-p<processors> parameter and restricts it to maximum number of 4096 supported
processors to prevent allocation failures with big numbers. Further it
reimplements -b<blocksize> comandline parsing to prevent another buffer
overflow and division by zero.
Few suggestions: use getopt() for commandline parsing, add error checks to make
pbzip2 more secure. The current implementation will require rewrite from
scratch of several parts of the code to become stable.
NEW Spec: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2.spec
NEW SRPM: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2-0.9.4-1.src.rpm
Modified spec file as per Oliver's suggestions. Applied patch from Jindrich and
fixed another bug I found while I was at it (hence version # increase).
Can you please verify this new package? Thanks.
Make is better written as: make %{?_smp_mflags}, if parallel build works.
If smp builds don't work it's approved this way, else add the smp_mflags and
it's also approved. :-)
Jeff, it looks much better now. However, I noticed yet another denial of service
in pbzip2:
When specifying a number of processors on commandline by -p<number>, pbzip2
allows an user to specify -p0, what tells pbzip2 to use no processor. This leads
to hang of pbzip2 and no file is compressed. Maybe this should be fixed in the
next pbzip2 release.
It's ok with me to include this release of pbzip2 into Extras as it makes life of
many people easier ;)
Oliver: There is only 1 file to compile so adding the SMP flags wouldn't get
you anything speed-wise.
Jindrich: Good find, I haven't publicly released 0.9.4 yet so I will quickly
fix that and put up a new package. Of course someone would have to go out of
their way to denial of service themselves and I'm sure they would notice the
problem and correct but its better to avoid that in the first place.
New package coming ASAP.
Arg. Yes, sorry, forgot, that it's only one file... It's OK of course...
NEW Spec: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2.spec
NEW SRPM: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2-0.9.4-1.src.rpm
Ok hopefully this is the last one. New spec and SRPM built including a fix for
the -p0 bug that Jindrich found.
I didn't try your software, but from the website it looks like the default
output is very verbose. Wouldn't it be better to be silent by default like
bzip2 with an optional verbose mode? That way it can be used as a drop-in
replacement in scripts and people wouldn't notice any difference.
Warren, having the default mode be silent like bzip2 is probably a good idea.
Since I have been testing it so much lately I probably kept the default verbose
to save myself from typing -v on the command line every time. ;-) Its not
quite ready for full drop-in replacement since it does not yet support
compressing data from stdin. That is still on my todo list. I will update the
SRPM so it is silent by default and let everyone know when it is ready.
NEW Spec: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2.spec
NEW SRPM: http://compression.ca/pbzip2/pbzip2-0.9.4-2.src.rpm
Updated SRPM to make pbzip2 silent by default, now requires -v to make verbose.
PS: I might have set the status to NEEDINFO from NEW by mistake.
Compressing data from stdin is important functionality. I suspect your package
now may be ready for initial inclusion though.
Does that mean its going to be accepted? If yes, then I will need CVS access to
submit the software. I have already completed the legal papers and my CVS user
id is: jeffg
Added package to CVS and builds fine on devel, FC-3, and FC-4 according to CVS
Package Change Request
Package Name: pbzip2
New Branches: epel7
Owners: atkac jeffg
Git done (by process-git-requests).


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At our site at Camp Opemikon, we have an expanded out-trip program! Participants in Leadership Development Program (LDP) 1 experience a life-changing canoe trip in Algonquin Provincial Park or Frontenac Provincial Park, while some of our senior cabins will have the chance to participate in overnight canoe or hiking trips on or close to our main site.
We understand that every family's budget is different. We have developed a three-tiered pricing program to help cover costs for those who need financial support. Regardless of the amount paid your child's experience at camp will not change.
Even at tier one, roughly half of the costs of camp are subsidized by Diabetes Canada. Please choose the tier that represents what your family can afford for a D-Camps experience. We truly appreciate your support in helping us continue to provide memorable camping experiences to children with type 1 diabetes across Canada.
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In a career spanning a decade and a half, he won a number of awards, with most coming from the 2005 drama Brokeback Mountain. However, after his death he went on to earn a lot of posthumous accolades, including a BAFTA, an Academy Award and a Golden Globe.
He was an interesting man, with his acting techniques and life being talked about a lot since he died in 2008. Last year police investigating his death found that he had turned his apartment into a shrine to The Joker.
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And we tried. Not me personally, but we in the media? We tried. We asked Dalton over and over about his role in this loss, his mistakes, his turnovers. We asked him about the time he fumbled without being hit and the time he threw an interception without being pressured and the other pick he threw -- under pressure but stupidly off his back foot toward double coverage. All of that happened on three consecutive possessions, a 10-minute fusillade of fail that turned a one-possession game into a blowout loss that had Bengals fans booing as they walked out with time left on the clock.
But Dalton, as nice a guy as there is in the Bengals locker room, refused to do the nice thing and point the finger away from his teammates and at himself. That's what quarterbacks do, or are supposed to do. It's how leaders lead. They screw up, they admit it. Even if it wasn't entirely their fault, even if things happened that football fans and football media don't understand. A quarterback plays as badly as Andy Dalton played on Sunday, and the quarterback takes the blame.
But not this quarterback.
"Everyone knows the quarterback gets too much blame and too much credit," Dalton said during the portion of his press conference when the questioning shifted from the Bengals to the Bengals' quarterback.
It started with someone asking Dalton what went wrong. He was asked a lot about that, and throughout his answers he used the pronoun "we" a lot. Stayed away from "I," even though there are two such letters in the word "interception."
Bob Holtzman of ESPN lobbed a soft one at Dalton, acknowledging that quarterbacks get a lot of the blame for losses, and wondering how much Dalton deserved for this one. Dalton said some stuff, said he could take the criticism, but that "a lot goes on in a game ... a lot goes into it."
Recognizing a non-answer when he hears one, Holtzman came with a fastball: "Do you deserve it?"
Dalton fouled it off, noting that "everyone knows the quarterback gets too much blame ..."
This went on for several minutes, other reporters asking Dalton variations of the same question -- how is his confidence, how will he be judged for this game, did he feel he was trying to do too much -- but it was Holtzman who threw a heater under Dalton's chin:
"What went wrong in the third quarter?"
That's the quarter when Dalton drove this game off a cliff, starting with his scramble on third-and-14 that ended when he dived headfirst for the first-down marker 15 feet away and fumbled without being touched. On the next possession he reacted to pressure by going backward, throwing a pass off his back foot and watching Chargers cornerback Shareece Wright intercept and return it to the Bengals 3, leading to a field goal. On the next possession, now early in the fourth quarter, Dalton dropped back, set his feet for a short pass and threw it right to Chargers linebacker Melvin Ingram.
So, Andy, what went wrong in the third quarter?
"We weren't able to pick up enough yards on first down to put us in position to get first downs," he said. "Unfortunately, the turnovers happened."
The turnovers happened.
Dalton has been good for the Bengals, helping lead this franchise from the spineless, egomaniacal embarrassment of Carson Palmer and Chad Johnson, etc., to three playoff appearances in three years. The Bengals have lost all three playoff games, though, and after this loss the quarterback wasn't accountable. Maybe he was thinking about his next contract and not wanting to say anything to give the Bengals ammunition against him. Maybe he really doesn't think this game was his fault.
Let's look at that. The Bengals ran 22 more offensive plays than San Diego, outgained the Chargers 439 yards to 318, forced twice as many punts and even had one fewer penalty. And yet the Bengals lost by 17 points. How? The four turnovers they committed, compared to none for San Diego. Dalton committed three of them. All three were absolutely his fault.
Not even Bengals coach Marvin Lewis, never one to be tough on his players through the media, could pretend this game wasn't a bad look for his quarterback.
"He's going to be very disappointed in himself, obviously," Lewis said. "He is the [quarterback of this] football team, and I'm sure he's very disappointed."
Don't be so sure. Dalton avoided every question about his personal failings, but jumped on one about whether he had grown in three years at the position.
"I definitely have," Dalton said, finally unloading the first-person pronoun. "I've improved a lot and it shows with everything we've done this year."
Fair is fair: The Bengals offense finished in the top 10 in yards (10th) and points (sixth), and Dalton threw for a career-best 4,293 yards and 33 touchdowns. But truth is truth, and the truth is Dalton came up tiny in the regular-season finale when the Bengals were playing for a first-round bye -- didn't work, even though they won -- and he threw for a career-high four interceptions against the Ravens.
And the Chargers? They watched that film.
"We saw him throw four interceptions last week against the Ravens," Wright said. "First play of the game, he threw a pick. We knew he'd throw us some."
Knew? Interesting. I took that answer to the other San Diego defender who picked off Dalton, Ingram, and asked him about it: Did you hope Dalton would throw interceptions today, or did you know?
"We didn't hope," Ingram said.
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What on earth does voting have to do with mental health? That's a fair question. Bear with me.
This is new territory for me (kind of). In the four years that I have been writing this blog, I have never addressed politics here. There are good reasons for that. The first is that therapy is a safe and neutral space. People are welcome in therapy regardless of their background or beliefs, and each person's background and beliefs is given room to be valid. That's still true. The second is that part of my job in therapy is to nurture that safe and neutral space–and talking politics makes it hard for lots of people to stay neutral, so I don't talk politics.
And actually, I am not going to talk politics today either.
But the fact that tomorrow is election day did get me thinking. One of the topics that I cover with my clients extensively is the issue of choosing to take action in the areas that you actually have some control. Because life is full of things that you can't control, and it is easy to focus on those things. It is easy to let your depression or anxiety feed on the awareness of what is not under your control.
I don't have a magic formula that takes away the out-of-control pieces of life. But I can remind my clients (and you) that you still have plenty of places where control is possible. Where your choice makes a difference. And growing towards health includes noticing those chances and making choices.
So, in that context, voting matters for mental health. Voting is a space where any citizen in good standing over the age of 18 can have their own moment of control. And I know that people will argue that they don't believe that their votes matter. Sometimes, in a district with a deep political identity, that might seem true. But the reality is that voting matters to each of us on an individual level. It means that we get to say, no matter the outcome, that we were active participants in the process.
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It's been four gruelling weeks at the office; my brand new job. Everything there feels fast paced, chaotic – akin to being inside a pressure cooker; calls from the left, right and centre. On a positive note, being bombarded with calls actually breaks the monotony down, that boredom of stillness, which was somewhat the case in the past. It equally feels like eternity however, getting to the end of a day is tough work. I suppose you can only succumb and appreciate the old saying that no one is ever too happy with their life.
Ultimately, this all translates into me whining about finishing work late on weekdays and having very little time to write. Alas, there hasn't been much time for reading either. And believe you me, I do amazingly well at making vows to myself early in the morning, just before departing to work, that I'll either do some reading or writing later in the evening. But seldom does that actually happen, not to my astonishing surprise.
Weekends come to a degree of rescue in the subconscious level that there's ample time to write and read. But for anyone who works in an office, they too know that what one really feels like doing is resting, both mentally and physically. Needless to say, writing and reading is something that takes up a lot of energy and putting it into practise will probably do more harm than good. Harm because it will wear me down, exacerbating the lethargy for the week.
So what am I bemoaning about? Am I quitting? Is that it? I've done some writing and reading this weekend and it felt pretty good. This is perhaps a way of expressing my breakthrough in the writing arena, a way of marking the point of no return. A way of saying that struggling and feeling dog tired is part of it. The authenticity of feeling like a struggling writer, like umpteen writers out there, is stronger than ever.
Fame is certainly the impetuous for anyone to write, and so is the money, but nothing beats the pleasure, the joy, the kick, the feel-good sensation running down your veins. To infinity and beyond, baby!
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I'm back with today's challenge #227 over at The Pink Elephant and this week the challenge is to be inspired by a BE THANKFUL theme. All you have to do is create a card or project inspired by this theme and submit your link on the TPE BLOG.
Here's my card that I was inspired to make from the Crafter's of Faith group I was in (and now am an honorary member). The beautiful cornucopia stamp and sentiment are from Our Daily Bread. I heat embossed the stamped image and carefully colored the inside using Copic markers. I say carefully, just to share that since Copic markers are alcohol based, they will smear an embossed outline. And that's one of my only tips--now my knowledge is your knowledge. :)
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Christian Church, or Diciples[sic] of Christ, sometimes called Campbellites, is one of the distinctively American church organizations. It grew out of a great revival movement which began in northern Tennessee and southern Kentucky about the beginning of the nineteenth century. One of the centers of this revival was Cane Ridge, Ky., and John Allen Gano, one of the earliest of the disciples, at a meeting held June 22, 1845, said, "The first churches planted and organized since the great apostacy, with the Bible as the only creed or church book, and the name Christian as the only name, were organized in Kentucky in the year 1804. Of these the Cane Ridge was the first."
The organizers of this church decided to take the Bible as the standard of faith to the exclusion of all creeds, and believed the name "Christian" to have been given the disciples by divine authority. Similar movements took place in other sections of the country about the same time. Thomas Campbell, a Presbyterian minister, arrived in the United States and began to preach in western Pennsylvania, where people of various Presbyterian denominations resided and he invited all to his communion. This caused dissention and charges were preferred against him. He insisted that he was acting according to the Bible and began to preach a restoration of apostolic Christianity, protesting against creeds and advocating the sufficiency of the scriptures, but at no time advocated separation from the fellowship of the church. Many were converted to the new belief and the Christian Association was formed. Campbell asked for admission to it but there was so much controversy over his admission that the members of his church formed an independent Church of Christ on May 4, 1810, under the name of "The First Church of the Christian Association of Washington." In 1812, the question of baptism came up. The Campbells, father and son, were immersed and at the next meeting of the church other members of the organization expressed a desire to be immersed upon confession of faith. From that time the church accepted baptism as a divine ordinance and the custom has been maintained.
In 1831 a union of the Washington and Cane Ridge churches was effected which was the beginning of an era of great progress and expansion of the Christian church. In 1900 there were 10,000 churches with 1,250,000 communicants in the United States. The largest and strongest bodies of this organization are found in the newer states of the west and southwest; Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio having the largest number of members. The first work of the Christian church in Kansas was begun during the early '60s, though services were held at Centropolis, Franklin county, as early as 1858. One of the first organizations was established at Holton, Jackson county, July 13, 1862, by Mr. and Mrs. Allen, B. Scholes and three others. The first services were held in the court-house by Elder A. J. Francis but no building was erected until ten years later. A Christian church was organized at Erie, Neosho county, in the spring of 1869 by C. F. Stauber, though services had been held previous to that time by George Booth. The same year a church was organized at Ottawa by Warren Skells. In 1869, the Christians organized in Jefferson county and erected a church within a short time after. A year later a church was organized at Girard, Crawford county, with 25 members who held services in a school house until 1871, when a church building was erected. Cherokee county was opened to white settlement in 1870, and in October of that year a Christian church was organized there with 40 members by J. A. Murray. There were a few Christians among the early settlers of Shawnee county. They met in a hall at Topeka under the leadership of elders, with an occasional evangelist, until 1870, when an organization was perfected and J. W. Mousen called as the first pastor. At Fort Scott, Bourbon county, a church was started in the fall of 1871 by Dr. Franklin of Cincinnati, Ohio, with 10 members. In 1876 a church was started at Hiawatha, Brown county, by James McGuire and it has become one of the leading congregations of the state. With the spread of the faith and growth of the church it has become divided and now consists of the Disciples of Christ, or Christian church, and the Churches of Christ.
In 1880, according to the census, there were 54 Christian church organizations in Kansas, with a membership of 18,579; by 1890 the organizations had increased to 394 with 190 church edifices and a membership of 25,143, and by 1906 the Christian church ranked fourth of all denominations in Kansas, with a membership of 43,572.
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Looks like sept folks...
Samsung confirms Galaxy S will get Froyo in September -- Engadget
This does not mean we will get it in September. It means the Galaxy will.
Then they have to tweak it for the AT&T Captivate, then send it to AT&T.
Then AT&T has to cripple and bloat it, drag their feet for a month or two, weasle some more money from subscribers, etc, before sending it out to customers probably December or later.
cant wait
whats froyo?
Android version 2.2
ah! will this be an over the air update? I'm waiting for this before I try to route
well it says for all for all carriers so hopefully we will be in that boat.
rooting will not prevent you from getting OTA updates. However, flashing a new ROM will. Personally I'm not holding out much hope for Sammy's update. I'll probably load Cyanogen onto my phone long before AT&T gets this into our hands.
I'm hoping for that gps update... so I can route and not have an issue?
From my understanding (mainly what I've read), you can get the updates but you don't get the notification. This means that instead of getting a pop-up you'll have to go to the manual update checker and use that.
ahhh ok
PPL need to learn to read. This was a UK announcement - all carriers in the UK will get the update in Sept. US is far away, and AT&T will probably push it out the last of the 4 big US carriers.
To me, people need to stop asking about froyo. It's coming, it's announced and confirmed, that's great.
The question people need to be asking Samsung, so we can get them on the record committed to it now, is will you release a Gingerbread update for the phone as long as the hardware is capable of supporting it. The OS is only 2-3 months from being unveiled if Google sticks to their time table, and if the rumors are true it'll be a much bigger overhaul than 2.1-2.2 is.
So yeah, unless we want our phones to be outdated before the end of the year, we need to start making a push as a community to get a commitment from Samsung to support not just the OS that was released 4 months ago, but also the much bigger one that's right around the corner.
Wasn't Froyo first released to the Nexus One... a month ago? Where do you get four months?
Think it was closer to 2 months ago for the N1, and yes, that's about when it hit phones, but Google unveiled the OS and released the code earlier than that.
They've released the source code, simmer down there. Heh.
You do have a bit of a point about the Gingerbread release, though, especially since Gingerbread will be released probably about the same time that Froyo makes it to our Captivates...
But hey, that's what custom ROMs're for, right?
You are right though. I would hate to just see this phone get ONE update. I don't know of any phones that have a faster processor or more RAM so I think it's pretty safe to assume that our phones would be compatible with Gingerbread. Now I guess it's up to Samsung/ATT to get us the update... or do it ourselves.
Yes, but unless Samsung threw in the kitchen sink with their source code today, we still won't see Gingerbread unless Samsung leaks it or releases it first.
Having source code available means that chefs can cook ROMs to their hearts' content, which means that as soon as Gingerbread's available, someone'll prolly cook up a custom ROM based on it. Very much looking forward to seeing what the end of the year brings.
I personally don't care if AT&T releases froyo, there will be custom ROMs available before they are ready to release it anyway without all the crap that they put in it.
Yes, but they'll also need all the proprietary junk to get it to work correctly, and it's not known at this point if they released it. I'm just not holding my breath to see Gingerbread on this.
Although I'd love to be proven wrong
whats gingerbread?
Android 3.0 (although some still insist that it might be 2.3)
It's a kind of bread made from ginger, sometimes has raisons in it, tastes really good. Your current captivate is made out of yummy Eclair, but the next galaxy s phones they want to make it out of gingerbread, right after they make them out of frozen yogurt. Yummy
Froyo or frozen yogurt is your next Android 2.2. After 2.2, the next version of Android, Android 3.0, is called gingerbread. Google uses desert names.
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Comcast Reportedly Looking To Offer Wireless Phone Service
Comcast must be scared by the reality of wireless service providers looking into offering high speed internet, and with Google rolling out Fiber in a few areas and looking to expand, and rumors of their hopes to provide a wireless service in the future, Comcast Cable looks to be putting together a plan of attack to offer a wireless phone service of their own. Apparently being nominated worst company in america by the WCIA wasn't enough of a lofty goal for the internet/phone/tv service provider, as sources close with the matter were said to be told by Comcast that they were considering offering up wireless phone service in the future, that would consist of the company leasing cell network usage and wifi to make the service work for subscribers.
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While this would in effect put them on par(in a sense) with Verizon and ATT, this sounds a lot more like what Google apparently has plans to do that we touched on recently. Google's plan is likely to utilize a combination of places where they sponsor the wireless hotspot connectivity in locations like Starbucks, and leased cell network activity as well. Is it a coincidence that this news of Comcast wanting to offer wireless phone service, comes after Google not only announces plans and hopes for locations of more Google Fiber internet rollouts, but the interest in offering wireless phone service themselves? Who really knows but if Comcast's goals come to fruition and their wireless phone plan prices are anything like there high internet prices, we can't see them doing as well as they probably hope they will.
One of their goals as always will apparently be to offer up attractive bundles to subscribers, which would presumably be comprised of various packages, with the main focus being on a bundle package that would bring together a users, TV, landline phone, internet service, and wireless phone service all in one consolidated group. Now, Comcast is huge, and if anyone might be able to pull this off gracefully it would be Comcast. But.. Other providers have been down this road before though haven't they? Anyone remember Qwest? Didn't think so. There's a reason. Because the idea of having all your services like these bundled up seems good in theory but when you get right down to it will probably cause more harm than good. I won't be one to assume that Comcast will fail in this pursuit, but they wouldn't be the first to have set this bar high and miss. The plan for this service offering is only in the development stages at the moment, but with Verizon's leased network space, and Comcast's billions of dollars to throw at something like this, they just might make things happen. The question if they do, is whether people would want to use the service or not.


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The town of Leffert's Corners has been plagued by unearthly beings for decades, and now there is only a few people left, including the local priest and a woman traumatised by the death of her sister. But when John Martense turns up to claim his illicit family fortune, with bad guys in pursuit, the last stand had become a lot more complicated. Based on the writings of H P Lovecraft.
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text: I find it intriguing that Satan was with the angels when they presented themselves to the Lord. I would like to have some discussion on: 1. Satan being able to go with the angels to present themselves. 2. Can evil be in the presence of God? Explanation of how Satan could be in the presence of God. 3. God is the one who brings up Job as a challenge to Satan. 4. Satan's attitude of God's blessings and protection are what make Job fear and follow God. 5. Satan's challenge to God to strike Job with calamity and predicts Job will curse God. 6. God can harm people and Satan can only when God allows him. NIV Job 1: 6 One day the angels came to present themselves before the Lord, and Satan also came with them. 7 The Lord said to Satan, "Where have you come from?" Satan answered the Lord, "From roaming throughout the earth, going back and forth on it." 8 Then the Lord said to Satan, "Have you considered my servant Job? There is no one on earth like him; he is blameless and upright, a man who fears God and shuns evil." 9 "Does Job fear God for nothing?" Satan replied. 10 "Have you not put a hedge around him and his household and everything he has? You have blessed the work of his hands, so that his flocks and herds are spread throughout the land. 11 But now stretch out your hand and strike everything he has, and he will surely curse you to your face." 12 The Lord said to Satan, "Very well, then, everything he has is in your power, but on the man himself do not lay a finger." Then Satan went out from the presence of the Lord.


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Want to know what I'll be doing over the next 100 days? Oh, you know — practicing calligraphy. "Well, that's random," you might be thinking. Okay, let me back it on up to let you in on all the pretty details…
Have you ever heard of "The 100 Day Project?" Originally conceived by Michael Bierut, a graduate teacher at Yale University, the premise of this project was simple: for each one of his students to freely choose one action and repeat it for 100 days. What the students chose didn't matter. What mattered was their consistency and dedication.
After becoming inspired by this idea in 2014, Elle Luna, a SF-based artist, writer and designer, decided to relaunch the project on social media encouraging participants to tag images using the hashtag #the100dayproject. As you can imagine, once people got wind of this new door to creative freedom, it quickly became a contagious internet sensation.
And with good reason. Because when you think about it, the options are endless.
It wasn't too long ago that I stumbled across this challenge — and yes, my curiosity was sparked after seeing the hashtag on Instagram. This took place right before my seven-week calligraphy class came to an end. As much as I had enjoyed learning more about this beautiful form of lettering, I regrettably had not taken enough time to practice my own skills during the course. And like so many other things in life, time had been my biggest constraint.
Then one night it happened. Right before I was about to pull myself out of the rabbit hole of Instagram scrolling, my eyes became fixated on this hashtag. Just like that the light-bulb went off — this was my second chance. I had just finished learning the basic of calligraphy, but now it was up to me to put in the time. Because like we all know, skills aren't developed overnight, although that would be pretty awesome 😉
So here I am, already one week down.
While I still have a long way to go (92 more days…) and a whole lot more to learn and improve on, I must admit, it sure does feel good to finally commit. Sure, there have been nights during this past workweek in which the last thing I wanted to do was dip that nib in blank ink, but once I got over the hump of setting everything up, the rest of the process was quite tranquil.
One of my favorite parts about calligraphy is how it requires your full attention — at least for me — meaning my mind doesn't wander. It stays put in the present moment focusing on each letter at hand, which is such a refreshing change.
When I thought about starting this challenge, I knew instantly I'd want to document this journey on the blog. Not only to hold myself accountable to commit all the way through until the end, but also in hopes of inspiring you to try something new. I mean, just look at the pictures below and you'll see my skills are far from perfect.
Let's just say I don't think anyone will be calling me for wedding invitations any time soon.
But to me, this process is all about embracing the imperfections. Whether it's an ink splatter, a crooked line or even a misspelled word (yep, that's happened more than once) I forge on.
While day 100 sure does seem a bit out of reach from where I'm standing now, I cannot wait to document my progression throughout the upcoming weeks and share them with you.
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What could you do with 100 days of making?
Is there a something you've been wanting to learn? Or do? Or see? PLEASE (!!) jump on this creative bandwagon and join the journey with me — Choose whatever you want!
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There are no rules. No set times you must practice. No boundaries on what to create. Just you and the open road to your own creative process.
When you think about it, we've got nothing to lose. And yet, so much to gain!
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Ukip will seek to build on its stunning electoral victory by hitting the campaign trail today, in its push to secure a second Westminster seat and deliver another bloody nose to the Conservatives.
Nigel Farage and the party's first elected MP Douglas Carswell will head to Rochester and Strood to capitalise on the by-election success as they rally support for Tory defector Mark Reckless.
The Conservatives and Labour were left reeling after the anti-Brussels party took Clacton with a handsome majority and came within an ace of winning in Heywood and Middleton.
Mr Farage has hinted that there are more defections in the pipeline, suggesting that they could come from the left as well as the right.
Conservative MP John Baron last night refused to rule out following his former Eurosceptic colleagues by jumping ship.
"You should never say never in politics but the bottom line is my very strong preference is to stay within the Conservative party," told BBC 2's Newsnight.
David Cameron is coming under increasing pressure from backbenchers to consider some form of electoral pact with Ukip at the general election next May.
Jacob Rees-Mogg told The TImes the impact Ukip had on Labour in the northern by-election, coming just 617 votes shy of scooping a seat in its heartlands, was encouraging.
He said: "We should think about what that means in terms of the Ukip-Conservative relationship because the Conservative family could win a majority on that basis.
"Otherwise, the only thing we manage is mutually assured destruction."
Peter Bone told the newspaper: "In seats where it is difficult for us to win, maybe let Ukip run in that seat – being endorsed by the Conservatives."
Mr Farage has claimed his "people's army" could hold the balance of power in the next parliament, having made voting gains at the expense of the two main parties in the by-elections.
The Prime Minister said the general election would be "the most important in a generation" – warning that voters who switched support from the Tories to Ukip risked handing power to Labour.
Labour leader Ed Miliband acknowledged that his party needed to "reach out" to disaffected voters after seeing one of his northern strongholds almost fall to the Ukip surge – a result which threatened to reopen the issue of his leadership.
Tory defector Mr Carswell cruised to victory in the Essex constituency where he had stood down as MP to fight the seat as a Ukip candidate, securing a majority of 12,404.
In Heywood and Middleton, Liz McInnes just held on for Labour in a contest triggered by the death of former MP, Jim Dobbin. On a turnout of just 36%, she won with 11,633 votes, a 40.9% share, defeating Ukip's John Bickley on 11,016, a 38.7% share.
Mr Farage has hinted that there are more defections in the pipeline, suggesting that they could come from Labour as well as the Conservatives.
Published: Saturday 11th October 2014 by The News Editor


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- JD closeout
hollywood, Florida
Internet, Florida
United States of America
- Phone: 9545812702
- Web: www.jdcloseout.com
- Category: Miscellaneous Companies
JD closeout Scam from JD closeout Internet, Florida
Below is a direct quote from Jdcloseout in the houseware dept- I have a copy printed out and saved.
"High End Brand Name Department Store Code #3 Tabletop, Glass, Linens: All Overstock and Surplus Merchandise from Macys. Beautiful Homeware and Home Dcor Items in these mixes. They include China, China Gifts, Ceramic Dinnerware, Crystal Stemware, Silver Flatware, Table Linens, Silver Gifts, Waterford, some Holiday Items with brands including Royal Worchester, Lenox, Martha Stewart, Mikasa, Sakura, Sam Hedaya, Vera Neumann, Noritake and more. $999 per pallet ! 2 pallet minimum."
I requested for just 1 pallet since I was buying these stuff for the first time. Just got my stuff today and I got crap- all mostly 99 cents merchandise- not worth more than 200 dollars retail at the most for the whole pallet. The best item on the pallet were dinnerware set- listed on their website selling for $5.99 each. I got close to 10 of this -that will be about 60 dollars. I paid $995 for the whole pallet. NOT A SINGLE OF THE ABOVE BRANDS LISTED WAS IN THE PALLET.
My second pallet is for Macy men shoes- she initially sent me an email of which the copy is pasted below
"Hello Veronica,
Please see the manifest attached for 1 Lot in Macy's CA. This is a live load available for today. This Lot is all overstock no store returns. Thank you.
Thank you and have a blessed day!!
Your Sales Representative
I can provide a copy of the email in full when requested.
This lot was about $16/pair
The lot attached was said to have been sold when I requested for it couple of days later but then I got a call from Sophie that they have some more Macy mens shoe lots coming out which are more HIGH END stuff BUT this time the price is higher-$23/pair and I thought I got a bargain deal for $22/pair. I got the manifest of the products and view each one- all shoes new. I decided to go ahead with the purchase and paid $3939.65 including shipping. I got my shippment today and 90% are all either badly used, worn, damaged, missing pair, wrong pair, different sizes for same pair. These items are better described as SALVAGED/DAMAGED ITEMS- No more no less.
I called Jdcloseout today and got the run around. Sophie told me to wait for her manager to come back on Monday. I spoke with one of the supervisors who was blatantly rude to me and said I got customers returns. I wanted to return all items to them immediately but she said not to until she speaks with her manager on Monday. Today is Friday.
I specifically told Sohie that I do not want USED items.
At no point- in the invoice, email exchanges, manifests sent that the items were defective or damaged- AT NO POINT- At least if you mention that some of the items may be so and so, I have the option of considering if I like it or not. ALL ITEMS IN THE MANIFEST ARE NEW.
Waiting till Monday to hear a response. JD Closeout please just refund my money!
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November 6th, 2015
On November 2, 2015, the Oratorio Society of New York opened their season with Filas' Requiem. Susanna Phillips joined Maestro Kent Tritle the OSNY chorus and orchestra for the performance, along with baritone John Moore and tenor Matthew Plenk. For more on the concert read the reviews below!
"The performance here was virtually as commanding as the dubious content would allow. Tritle sustained basic balances between his massive vocal and orchestral forces, favouring power and momentum over expressive indulgence. Susanna Phillips, the soprano on duty, sang her lofty solos with rare sweetness and limpidity (and earned exclamation points for managing to run the New York marathon as a warm-up exercise the day before). John Moore brought dignified force to the baritone solos, and, despite some pardonable strain, Matthew Plenk attended ably to the stresses visited upon the central tenor."
(Martin Bernheimer, Financial Times, November 2015)
"To his credit, Mr. Filas is highly melodic, virtually operatic. Thus, the piece was highly accessible. I doubt if many in the audience had heard it before (including this reviewer), but nothing was harsh, much was beautiful. As beautiful as a clever melody. The soloists were certainly up to the task, Ms. Phillips is being featured in lighter roles for the Met Opera, but she can hold her own in the beguiling upper ranges which must be sung here. Tenor Matthew Plenk is stentorian, and baritone John Moore brings his voice down to earthly size in his solos and ensembles.
To the credit of Mr. Tritle, the Oratorio Society (and orchestra) never let him down. The singing was constantly on pitch, dynamic, fiercely loud when necessary, and almost tender in the Lachrymosa sung with Ms. Phillips".
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Cost-effectiveness of Home Respiratory Polygraphy (HRP-M)
This study has been completed.
Sociedad Española de Neumología y Cirugía Torácica
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First Posted: December 19, 2012
Last Update Posted: February 8, 2017
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Juan F. Masa, Sociedad Española de Neumología y Cirugía Torácica
|Tracking Information
|First Submitted Date ICMJE
|May 17, 2012
|First Posted Date ICMJE
|December 19, 2012
|Last Update Posted Date
|February 8, 2017
|Start Date ICMJE
|May 2012
|Primary Completion Date
|June 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Determine the efficacy of diagnosis and therapeutic decision-making evaluated using Epworth sleepiness scale as primary variable in patients managed by home RP and by PSG after six months of follow-up. [ Time Frame: Six months ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
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|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|the cost-effectiveness of diagnosis and therapeutic decision valued using the Epworth Scale and EuroQol 5D. [ Time Frame: Six months ]
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Cost-effectiveness of Home Respiratory Polygraphy
|Official Title ICMJE
|Non-inferiority Randomized Control Trial About Efficacy and Cost-effectiveness of Home Respiratory Polygraphy Management in Sleep Apneas/Hypopneas Syndrome
|Brief Summary
Primary objectives:
The efficacy of the therapeutic decision taken by respiratory polygraphy (RP) against polysomnography (PSG) using the Epworth scale;
Secondary Objective:
|Detailed Description
|Design: Prospective, randomized, controlled, open, parallel noninferiority. 440 patients will be randomized to diagnose and follow treatment based on the PR or PSG generating four groups: two treated and two untreated with CPAP. The latter did not undergo self-certification home. The monitoring will be 6 months and 4 assessments. Statistical analysis: compare the change of the scale Epworth before and after the intervention between both treatment arms using analysis of covariance. The premise is non-inferiority of -1.6 at the lower limit of 95%. Secondary variables were analyzed by independent means differences (or nonparametric equivalent) or Chi2 for dichotomous variables. Cost-effectiveness: the costs generated by the two methods will be measured against the effectiveness of the primary endpoint using Bayesian techniques
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|Study Phase
|Phase 3
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Sleep Apnea Syndrome
|Intervention ICMJE
|Study Arms
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|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
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|Completion Date
|December 2016
|Primary Completion Date
|June 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
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|18 Years to 70 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
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|Juan F. Masa, Sociedad Española de Neumología y Cirugía Torácica
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1Institute for Molecular Plant Sciences, University of Edinburgh
1Department of Cell and Developmental Biology and Program in Developmental Biology, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, 2Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition and Division of Developmental Biology, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, 3Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
1Department of Environmental and Occupational Health, School of Public Health, NIEHS Center for Environmental Exposures and Disease, Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute, Rutgers University, 2Veterinary Drugs & Biologics Division, Animal and Plant Quarantine Agency
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Most samples of interest are mixtures of many different components. Sample preparation, a key step in the analytical process, removes interferences that may affect the analysis. As such, developing separation techniques is an important endeavor not just in academia, but also in industry. One way to separate mixtures is to use their solubility properties. In this short paper, we will deal with aqueous solutions. The solubility of a compound of interest depends on (1) ionic strength of solution, (2) pH, and (3) temperature. By manipulating with these three factors, a condition in which the compound is insoluble can be used to remove the compound of interest from the rest of the sample.1…
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Once again, in the horrific killing of MP Jo Cox, we've seen violent tragedy strike at honourable and charitable people. Our hearts go out to Jo's husband Brendan and their children.
As Brendan has said, we should "work every moment of our lives to love and nurture our kids and to fight against the hate that killed Jo."
We all share, I'm sure, Brendan's views: "She would have wanted two things above all else to happen now, one that our precious children are bathed in love and two, that we all unite to fight against the hatred that killed her. Hate doesn't have a creed, race or religion, it is poisonous". As citizens as much as psychologists, we need to review and consider how we work together to combat such hate.
Once again, we do not know the complex motives and reasons for the attack on Jo, just as we do not fully understand the background – political and psychological – of the homophobic attack in Orlando, the Germanwings tragedy or the neo-Nazi violence of Anders Breivik.
But in each case we see considerations of psychological issues – in each case there is a fierce debate as to whether we should locate responsibility within the individual or, alternatively, look to wider, societal, causes.
We need to understand the full background to such tragedies, and that includes the psychological of the perpetrators. But, in that examination, we must ensure that we cast our investigation appropriately broadly; looking not only at the psychology of the individual, and the experiences and motivation of someone who can convince themselves that to do such an act is acceptable and justified, but also the psychology of wider society - the hate and prejudice, misunderstanding and warped political ideology that also must be recognised as contributors to this, and similar, atrocities.
As I have read and watched coverage of this issue, I have been slightly concerned to detect a binary distinction – between 'mentally ill' on the one hand and, alternatively and in contrast, 'politically motivated' on the other. I do not recognise such a clear distinction.
Sad and vulnerable, lonely and confused, angry and alienated people are swayed by hate-filled rhetoric that blames their difficulties on other, different, people and offers them a distorted picture of society. Indeed, it seems pretty clear that sad, lonely, confused individuals are more, not less, susceptible to such messages.
This might make the picture more complex than a typical tabloid leader column, but it does, nevertheless lead to clear conclusions. It is vital and urgent that we put a stop to xenophobic, hate-fuelled, divisive and violent rhetoric in political and public life.
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A game changer for churches struggling with the way their missional life fits their buildings.
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'We've set out to offer essential information and easy-to-follow advice on heating, lighting and energy efficiency, installing a kitchen or toilets, dealing with damp and much more,' said Nigel. 'At Church Build we believe the best buildings are created from a close partnership between client and architect.
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