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The man prosecutors say was driving a car involved in a fatal rollover accident on the Diagonal Highway last July has pleaded not guilty and is scheduled to stand trial in November, according to court officials.
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According to the Colorado State Patrol, Rice was driving his 2003 Chevrolet Impala north on the Diagonal at mile-marker 47 around 2:49 a.m. July 28 with two other passengers, Segourney Wehling and Chad Lopez, both 21.
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Wehling was ejected through the sunroof of the car and crushed. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Lopez and Rice both suffered injuries and were transported to the hospital.
Rice told investigators the night of the accident that Lopez was driving, but investigators say Rice posted on Facebook after the crash that he was driving and had seen a deer. Lopez also disputed that he was driving, telling troopers he would not "take the fall" for Rice, according to testimony.
Troopers also said blood evidence on the driver-side door matched wounds on Rice's head, and found stains on the passenger-side seat that matched wounds on Lopez's head. The blood samples taken from both sides is still being tested.
Lopez had a blood-alcohol level of .001 while Rice had a blood-alcohol level of .062 two hours after the crash, with investigators estimating his blood-alcohol content was .104 at the time of the crash. Lopez told investigators Rice had been out clubbing that night.
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Battered by declining property taxes and loss of redevelopment funds, Pittsburg has cut one-quarter of its staff over the past five years.
Voters in June approved a half-cent sales tax increase expected to bring in more than $2 million per year. Even with that, the city has a $2 million annual budget shortfall covered only by savings.
The city also owes $60 million for underfunded employee retirement benefits. That's a debt of more than $900 per city resident. It equals 3½ years of city payroll, excluding overtime. Future generations will pay it off for decades.
Clearly, the city needs engaged and knowledgeable leaders. Unfortunately, only one of four City Council candidates seeking two seats in the Nov. 6 election fits that bill: Bob Lewis, who served from 1989 to 2002, has returned to the city and wants to regain a seat. He's thoughtful and recognizes the serious financial problems ahead.
As for the other candidates, George Harris, with past business ties to the influential Seeno development family, resigned from the Planning Commission in 2008 because, he said then, it was too time-consuming. We wonder whether he'll have time now. He declined an editorial board interview request.
That leaves incumbents Ben Johnson and Will Casey, neither of whom seems concerned or knowledgeable about the city's mounting retirement debt.
We tepidly back Casey because of his past roles as an outstanding police chief and his later service as a city manager. However, we worry about what seemed to us a lack of enthusiasm for the task at hand. It made us wonder whether he is willing to put in the time the job requires.
But the most troubling part of the interview was the current council's approach to public meetings.
Casey said that twice-monthly City Council meetings had been cut to once a month and that they usually lasted less than an hour. We are all for government efficiency, but in a city with the diversity and size of Pittsburg we find it difficult to believe that the public's business could be accommodated in a single one-hour meeting a month.
When we inquired as to how that was accomplished, Casey said that the council members individually meet or talk with the city manager to discuss things that are on the upcoming agenda, which is made public a week before the scheduled meeting. He said the council members offer their input to the city manager, who can pull items off the agenda that don't appear to be ready for consideration.
Casey correctly pointed out that the city is administered day to day by the city manager and not the council. While it is true that the council's primary roles are oversight and establishing policy, we find it troubling that the public seems to be cut out of this equation.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 30 (UPI) -- From one pop star to another...
Barry Gibb has some advice for Justin Bieber, the Canadian singer facing drunk driving charges in Miami and assault charges in Toronto.
Gibb, who came to fame as a member of The Bee Gees with his brothers Maurice and Robin, spoke to CNN anchor Piers Morgan on Wednesday. He said the early death of his brother, teen idol Andy Gibb, should serve as a cautionary tale for other young people in the music business.
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Andy Gibb died at age 30 after years struggling with depression and substance abuse.
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My name is Sonya & the man in my photos is my bf Johnny. Last year, we decided to go as Joker & Harley Quinn (villains from Batman.) These two are a strange couple so we thought it'd be a perfect Halloween Party costume idea! At the time, the new Batman video game came out. Johnny bought it & played it, & i absolutely loved Harley Quinn's outfit in the new game so that's when we decided that's what we wanted to achieve. Costumes closest to the game. I'm an actress, so I love to dress up! I have a huge chest full of costumes & antique clothes so I can whip out a costume in no time! Most of the stuff I'm wearing, I already had. I made the arm bands for myself & I sewed the diamonds onto a pair of black skinny jeans (both from old t-shirts.) Most of Johnny's stuff is from thrift stores like Savers & the Salvation Army. Those are perfect places to look. Just be prepared to spend a lot of time looking. It was actually really easy to get everything together. And people knew exactly who we were! It was awesome! Got a lot of compliments too. Hope you find out couple's costume as awesome as we did. Thanks for looking/voting & have a Happy Halloween!
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"Blood moon" to mark tax deadline …. and more?
If you are willing to stay up very late on Monday, April 14 (or get up really early on Tuesday, April 15) you can check out a lunar eclipse. Astronomers say this eclipse will begin just before midnight Denver time, and totality will last from 1:07 to 2:25 a.m.
Lunar eclipses have two big advantages over solar eclipses: 1) You can look right at them and 2) they can be seen from wherever you can see the moon rather than only being visible in a narrow track.
This eclipse is the first of several expected in the next two years. That's because it marks the start of a lunar tetrad. A tetrad is when there are four successive total lunar eclipses — with no partial lunar eclipses in between — each of which is separated from the other by six full moons. So look for lunar eclipses on Oct. 8 this year; April 8, 2015 and Sept. 28, 2015.
A lunar eclipse happens when the sun, Earth and moon line up and the Earth's shadow falls on the moon. As the Earth's dark shadow begins to cover the moon, the moon will look red or reddish-brown. That's why an eclipse is sometimes called a "blood moon." (It looks red because of refraction of sunlight by the the Earth's atmosphere.)
The idea of eclipses — and blood moons — can get some people excited. The eclipses in this particular tetrad coincide with the full moon marking Passover (April 15, 2014 and April 4, 2015) and Sukkot (Oct. 8, 2014 and Sept. 28, 2015).
A book published last year, "Four Blood Moons: Something is about to change," by John Hagee argues that the tetrad is a sign of the end times as predicted in Joel 2:31. Other doomsayers point to the blood-red moon of Revelation 6:12, with the fact that the Earth and Mars were aligned last week as an added bonus.
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It's a neural network developed by "X laboratory" (which is an awesome sounding secret lab and they also are working on self-driven cars in Nevada, fuck yeah) that is one step closer to constructing artificial intelligence in computers. They turned it on, gave it very little direction except to recognize faces and pointed it in the direction of the YouTube thumbnail archives to feed on input — the "answer" it spit out was that it also recognized the composite face of a cat, in addition to humans.
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And then, of course, there are the cats.
To find them, the Google research team, led by the Stanford University computer scientist Andrew Y. Ng and the Google fellow Jeff Dean, used an array of 16,000 processors to create a neural network with more than one billion connections. They then fed it random thumbnails of images, one each extracted from 10 million YouTube videos.
The videos were selected randomly and that in itself is an interesting comment on what interests humans in the Internet age. However, the research is also striking. That is because the software-based neural network created by the researchers appeared to closely mirror theories developed by biologists that suggest individual neurons are trained inside the brain to detect significant objects.
Currently much commercial machine vision technology is done by having humans "supervise" the learning process by labeling specific features. In the Google research, the machine was given no help in identifying features.
"The idea is that instead of having teams of researchers trying to find out how to find edges, you instead throw a ton of data at the algorithm and you let the data speak and have the software automatically learn from the data," Dr. Ng said.
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There's a long and rich history of cat worship dating back to the Egyptians and further so correlation is obviously something to consider.
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The mantel is the heart of your room—'tis the season to dress up that little ledge to celebrate the harvest and Halloween. Whether you prefer to keep it simple and symmetrical or layer up the decorations, the right embellishments make it even more enticing to gather 'round the hearth for a fireside chat or a haunting ghost story. And if you don't have a fireplace, make your own mantel: install a wide shelf and trim it with a Halloween mantel scarf, or create a lively tableau on an accent table or sideboard.
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Traverie Uses Your Friends' Facebook Photos to Help You Pick Your Next Vacation Destination
I had no idea I have so many friends who've visited Istanbul.
That was one of my thoughts today playing around with Traverie, a new vacation-picking site that sources all of its content from the Facebook friends of its users. It's like a free travel magazine that eschews articles for a direct line to globe-trotting photographers you already trust — or, at least, trust enough to friend on Facebook.
In a big-picture sense, CEO Gaurav Agarwal ambitiously described Traverie as one of the next steps in the evolution of the Web. Just as search engines made manageable the growing amount of public information online, Agarwal said, "discovery engines" like Traverie will keep our friends' best pictures from getting lost in the flood of the social Web.
(Anecdotally, this rings true for my experience. I usually visit Facebook multiple times a day, but there are literally thousands of photos I skip over when they fly by in my news feed. And, when I've handed over my own travel photos to the site, it's unusual to hear from anyone about them beyond the people who were on the trip with me and the occasional friendly stalker).
After connecting the site to their Facebook profiles, users are greeted with two options: "Dream," which lets them browse photo galleries city by city, and "Map," which is, um, a map. The "Dream" section is more useful, since it's easier to see at a glance exactly how many people have been somewhere, and who they are.
Once they see a picture of a place they want to go, users can click a button to add it to their "Bucket Lists." And to find out more about the specific picture, Traverie encourages them to comment on the photos, which in turn will ping the photographer on Facebook.
One of the clever pieces of Traverie's elegant design is that it doesn't keep photos from Facebook in the same order it received them. Rather, the site organizes them based on their metadata (i.e., whether or not the person who took the picture has highlighted it by giving it a caption) and based on what Traverie users have clicked on.
Agarwal is quick to point out, though, that he's sensitive to privacy concerns: The pictures you see on Traverie, he said, are the same ones you'd be able to see on Facebook.com, just reorganized for a specific purpose.
Traverie will eventually be able to bring in pictures from other social networks, like Dropbox, Flickr and Instagram. And, Agarwal said, he hopes to monetize the site by bringing non-photo content into the discovery process. So, if you're looking at pictures of the Blue Mosque, the site might one day suggest other experiences, hotels nearby where you can stay, or even editorial content about Istanbul, bringing the travel magazine comparison full-circle.
For now, though, I'm happy enough just looking at all these pretty pictures.
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Chiarello Vineyards
Sustainable Farming Practices
"To me, sustainable means leaving the landmore fertile than you found it. We have been sustainable from our first farming day back in 1997. In addition to using all natural means for grape growing, I have taken the next steps. We compost our grape skins and stems and fold them back into the soil. We plant a winter cover crop of fava beans, fetch, clover and wild mustard, which gets tilled into the soil each spring to provide vital nutrients, giving the vines a great boost of energy as they come out of dormancy. And as we prune each winter, we use the resulting ash to create a line of beautiful ash-glazed pottery.
It doesn't stop with the grapes, however. We encourage a balanced ecosystem and natural habitat that plays home to so many wonderful creatures. Brush piles and unsprayed ditches provide safe places for the quail and the ducks to lay eggs. Longer spring grasses are left knee high for the geese. Bat boxes, ladybugs, the list goes on. Finally, living sustainably means taking responsibility for our ranch forman, Lorenzo, and his family in Mexico. We provide him with year-round work and a steady income, allowing him to plan for reuniting his family. Our farming activities are a bit slower at times, but we feel much better about it in the end. All told, farming sustainably affects both what you do and how you do it."
- Michael Chiarello
Michael Chiarello, Napa Valley chef, Emmy-winning TV personality, author, founder of NapaStyle, has taken his personal flair for layering flavors to a new challenge—making small productions of handcrafted estate wines. His small winery, Chiarello Family Vineyards, makes five estate grown wines from 20-acres that he personally farms sustainably around his home in Napa Valley California.
Chiarello is a passionate advocate for great wines surrounding a great meal and he has always sought perfect wines to complement his own culinary style. Little did he suspect that he'd find a gem of a vineyard in his own backyard. As he tended his property, he found long neglected 120-year old vines, waiting to once again produce great wines.
To create these wines, Chiarello enlisted one of the top "old vine" winemakers in Napa Valley, a master at creating rich, dynamic wines from the ultra-ripe fruit of older vines. The 120-year-old Petite Sirah and Zinfandel vines were revived by Michael and Thomas Brown using head pruning and dry farming. These two time-honored methods historically used for both Zinfandel and Petite Sirah in California allow the vines to ripen grapes evenly and flourish in the absence of water.
In its first several years, Chiarello Family Vineyards was named Editors Pick, Top Scoring California Sirah (Wine Spectator) with a 92 Rating; Editors Pick, Top Scoring California Zinfandel (Wine Spectator) with a 90 Rating; Top Ten Bottle From Napa (Food & Wine Magazine) and In Napa, Zinfandels Show Off Their Grace, (New York Times, Frank Prial, 11/13/02). It has continued the high scoring tradition, as 10 years later Chiarello Vineyards receives consistent ratings of 90+ scores.


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Northside College Prepcollege
A place consisting mostly of nerds: true. But, if you are funky enough and have enough balls to be smart
and a fuck up at the same time, then no worries. NCP's finest students can't be found getting rimjobs by teachers in math class, nor will you find them jamming books up each others asses in the library; instead, look for the top students to be taking a refreshing nature walk by the river, or stinking up the bathroom stalls. At NCP it's not all about the ACT and the SAT, what it really comes down to is the FNS. Whether you're a Friendly Neighborhood Stoner or just a plain old Funky Northside Student, you know how we do.
Dude you go to Northside College Prep? Damn you can fuck around now AND go to a good ass college later, you're totally set.
Northside College Prep: define #2
Northside College Prepcollege
A school that values education in all areas of a person's life; a community that knows how to treat students as though they were people, not just learning-machines
"Yeah I go to Northside College Prep, man"
Northside College Prep: define #3
Northside College Prep
The gayest school in Chicago. A haven for over-priveliged nerds, ignorant of the world outside of the one their mommies will show them. A detriment to society. A school that WILL NOT give their athletes any kind of credit (or a football team), while the entire acadec team gets rimjobs from the adminstration for proving they are the biggest nerds in the country. Fuck the fuck off, NCP, I hope you all fucking choke.
The only good thing to come out of Northside College Prep was me.
Northside College Prep: define #4
Northside College Prepcollege
A school that accommodates all of the the nerds of chicago's grade schools. here, they loose all semblance of personality and socialness. They do nothing but study and kiss ass or four years. A successful graduate of this "college prep" is a boring overachieving robot.
– are there going to be any northside college prep kids at this party?


text: Besides being a magnet for penis puns, this pen is absolutely bursting with functionality that will leave just about any tool junkie satisfied. At the most basic level you get a handsome stainless steel ballpoint pen, but it can also transform into "a hole puncher, a stainless steel file, a short cutting blade, a flat screwdriver, a wire sleeve remover/small nail remover, an ear pick, a long cutting blade, a tweezer, a Philips screwdriver, and a stainless steel fork and a saw." It could very well be the best US$15 you ever spend outside of a bordello my friend. [Firebox via SlipperyBrick via OhGizmo]


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postprods necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 313 diseños de 64 diseñadores freelance.
We need a logo for The 533 Studio! This logo may include, or not include, our website - http://www.the533.com. We are an independently run studio located in downtown Los Angeles working with commercials, film features, and exclusive Hollywood events. No film cameras or slate boards please, we are looking for either slick and/or grungy designs that go along with our style.
UPDATE: We love the designs so much that we want to use more than just one winning design! We are now awarding $200 for 1st place, $75 for 2nd place $50 for 3rd place and $25 for 4th place. Payment will be made by check upon receiving your vector files. If for some reason you do not want your designs to be considered for other prizes, please let us know by personal message or comment on your design page!
The 533 Studio
We need The 533 Studio branded as we are currently expanding. This should catch the eye of users on our website, as well as look nice on business cards or t-shirts. There is much information about us available at our website, http://www.the533.com. This website address may or may not need to be included in the design. It is also an option to include Los Angeles, CA in the design. I will need the final in a usable vector format. We are very interested in seeing what you come up with! Look forward to seeing your work.
- The 533 Studios
- No slates, video cameras, or attempts at looking like another cheesy production studio please! No large dogs or rainbows either.
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Tears normally drain through small openings in the corners of the upper and lower eyelids called puncta and enter the nose through the nasolacrimal duct. Tear duct obstruction prevents tears from draining through this system normally [See figure 1]. If the tear duct is blocked, there will be backflow of tears and discharge from the eye.
Fig. 1: Tears normally drain through small openings in the corners of the upper and lower eyelids called puncta.
The most common cause is the failure of a membrane at the end of the tear duct (valve of Hasner) to open normally at or near the time of birth. Other causes of blocked tear ducts in children include:
Over 5% of infants have symptoms of nasolacrimal duct obstruction affecting one or both eyes. Most (approximately 90%) clear spontaneously during the first year of life.
Blockage of the drainage system causes tears to well up on the surface of the eye and overflow onto the eyelashes, eyelids, and down the cheek. This usually occurs within the first days or weeks of life.
The eyelids can become red and swollen (sometimes stuck together) with yellowish-green discharge when normal eyelid bacteria are not properly "flushed" down the obstructed system. Severe cases result in a serious infection of the tear duct system (dacryocystitis).
The severity of the signs can vary under different conditions such as upper respiratory illnesses ("colds" or nasal congestion) or outdoor exposure such as wind or cold. If a child has cold, he or she may have increased tearing or discharge.
A history of tearing and discharge at a very early age is strongly suggestive of a blocked tear duct. An ophthalmologist is able to perform certain tests in the office to confirm the diagnosis. It is important that the eyes be examined for uncommon but important other causes of tearing in infants including childhood glaucoma.
Fortunately, tear duct obstruction resolves spontaneously in a high percentage of cases. When obstruction is persistent, one or more of the following treatments may be recommended: tear duct massage, topical antibiotic eye drops, tear duct probing, balloon tear duct dilation, and/or tear duct intubation.
Tear duct massage can be performed at home to help the tear duct open. A pediatric ophthalmologist or primary care physician can demonstrate the most effective massage technique.
Antibiotic eye drops or ointment may be used to treat discharge or mattering around the eye. The medication does not open the blocked tear duct and symptoms often recur when the eye drops are discontinued.
If the tear duct remains blocked after one year of age, a nasolacrimal duct probing may be performed.
A smooth probe (resembling a thin straight wire) is gently passed through the tear duct and into the nose. Using probes of progressively larger diameters can widen a tear duct system.
Some younger children have a tear duct probing done in the office using topical anesthetic drops. Older children usually have a brief general anesthetic in an outpatient surgery setting. Sometimes a tube (stent) is placed in the nasolacrimal system while a child is asleep to prevent recurrence of tearing.
Tear duct probing is generally very successful. Additional procedures with enhancements are sometimes necessary. In some cases, a more involved operation may be needed to open the tear duct system (dacryocystorhinostomy, DCR).
More technical information may be found on the EyeWiki Site.
Updated 1/2016
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Home > Links
Our links page is set out as an index of preserved electric traction rather than a list of sites in general.
We have tried to find the most relevant link for each locomotive or unit; as an example, Class 74, 74006, is based on the Much Grumbling Railway, and the railway has a website. This site may be the best source of information, and the index entry would appear like this:
However, if there is a more specific website run, say, by the loco's owners or a dedicated restoration team. This entry will be listed in preference as follows:
Hopefully this will take you to the most appropriate source of information on each loco, but some websites are better than others. We don't guarantee that you'll find a full service history, but you might find the number listed under 'Other Non-Steam Vehicles' on a stock list page somewhere.
Comments about us on other sites
It is the nature of railway enthusiasm that some people will not like what groups like ourselves are doing, or how we are doing it. In the pre-internet age, if people wished to make their opinions widely known in the railway community, they would invariably write a letter to a magazine - this would give the group or individual being criticised the opportunity to respond in the following issue. Since the dawn of the internet people can choose to publish their opinions or criticisms of our actions or activities on websites, where we don't have any opportunity to refute or explain, or indeed correct misconceptions in the same venue.
For example, one site linked to above has an odd comment (alongside its link to us) that we wouldn't let the site's owner become a member. The owner isn't named on the site so we don't know who he or she is, or when and where they applied to join, and therefore have no way of responding. Without wishing to infer any connection to the site in question, in our defence all we can say is that we've only ever refused one person membership of the group - and that was back in 2000/2001. The individual concerned had written to us describing how they had been trespassing and souvenir-hunting at Crewe Electric Depot; not something we condone or want to encourage amongst our membership.
Fortunately we've not had many other such instances (although there was one in particular that took some beating for out-and-out ranting and inaccuracy!), but if you do read something about the Group and want to know our side of the story please feel free to contact us.
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SportsPubs.co.uk simply started as a bunch of guys hacked off with not knowing where to go to watch an important match.
If you know a decent place; are annoyed that some of our information is out of date; or want to cast your vote for one of the pubs on the site, please let us know.
Please send us an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with any feedback, comments or ideas on ways we can improve the site.


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JoshG necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 563 diseños de 145 diseñadores freelance.
I'm Josh, the founder of b2cloud. We began in mid 2009 as a new media blog to bring together like-minded individuals from diverse places, talking about new media and how it impacts us in our everyday lives.
We began to evolve into a business, where as a small community we consulted to companies on social media strategies, developed cool iPhone applications, awesome microsites and other applications just for ourselves. We have amazing clients, and we are growing fast.
We dont have an office, instead we use Google Wave and coffee shops all around town to meet.
We are a little different from the ordinary business, thats why we are here, at 99designs.
Our target market are medium to large corporates, all industries and typically the people in marketing, PR or product management positions.
Our other target market are other like minded people, who are interested in joining the team.
We really like working with people who think a little bit differently, off centre, appreciate our collaborative and shared approach.
b2cloud (lowercase). We have used a logo for the past 12 months but we want you to start a fresh (PM and ill send).
It must be a standout, if it was put on a page like this - http://bit.ly/ddPVfP
social, collaborative, community, consultation
Be creative and help us make an iconic logo!
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Just 10 years ago, the 3rd of July 2003 was the startup day of our Project BlueQuartz.
BlueQuartz is the community version based on the open source code of Cobalt server appliance.
To all people who love Cobalt Microserver, Sun Cobalt Server Appliance and BlueQuartz.
Thank you.
Here is the message of us at that time.
July 2013.
Cobalt Users Group / Project BlueQuartz
Yutaka Yasuda
To check the recent activities, see mailing list and Trac system for bugtracking and discussion.
NEWS: 10 Nov. 2008 : We exhibited Kansai Open Source 2008 / Roll up communities, in Osaka, Japan. 03 Dec. 2007 : We updated the report of Kansai Open Source 2007 / Roll up communities, in Osaka, Japan. 01 Nov. 2007 : A document "How to translate messages of UI" is available. 12 Apr. 2007 : We Added Trac system link to the top page and replace source distribusion page. 19 Dec. 2006 : BlueQuartz folder had been added to resources. 18 Dec. 2006 : We updated the report of Kansai Open Source 2006 / Roll up communities, in Osaka, Japan. 17 Dec. 2006 : We updated the report of BlueQuartz conference 2006/Summer. It's too late update, sorry for my laziness. 25 May. 2006 : We updated the report of Open Source Conference 2006 exhibition, in Tokyo, Japan. 18 May. 2006 : BlueQuartz sticker had been added to resources. 18 May. 2006 : BlueQuartz ball point pen had been added to resources. 18 May. 2006 : We updated the report of Kansai Open Source 2005 / Roll up communities, in Osaka, Japan. 18 May. 2006 : We updated the report of BlueQuartz conference 2005/Summer. Sorry for my laziness. 11 Aug. 2005 : We will host the second BlueQuartz conference 2005/Summer at 1st Sep. in Nagano, JAPAN. 25 Mar. 2005 : We have exhibited to Open Source Conference 2005 event, in Tokyo, Japan. 19 Dec. 2004 : Mr. Oda conributed BlueQuartz serial console HOWTO document. Thanks. 09 Dec. 2004 : MMQUBE3 was introduced by Linux Magazine in Japan, see Published Documents. 15 Nov. 2004 : "BlueQuartz 5100R Install kit howto with Fedora Core 1." has screen shots now. Thanks Oda-san. 22 Oct. 2004 : We have exhibited to Kansai Open Source 2004 / Roll up communities to Kansai event, in Osaka, Japan. 02 Sep. 2004 : We have hosted the first BlueQuartz conference 2004/Summer in Nagano, JAPAN. 01 Sep. 2004 : Now your browser will show the favicon on your URL bar. Thanks Matsuo. 21 Aug. 2004 : One more document had been added. "BlueQuartz 5100R Setup Wizard, Step by Step." 07 Aug. 2004 : A bfiref document "Adding your menu item on UI" is on wire. 06 Aug. 2004 : A document "BlueQuartz 5100R Install kit howto with Fedora Core 1" is available. 13 Jul. 2004 : From now, we use bluequartz.org. 06 May. 2004 : New article by Hisao published in Japan with CD, see Published Documents. 20 Mar. 2004 : We start to assign model numbers to protect against conflicting problem. 14 Mar. 2004 : I add a report of the 21th meeting in Tokyo, JAPAN. 10 Mar. 2004 : New version of 5100R is available (10 Mar ver.) See Source Code page to get it. 04 Mar. 2004 : We serve Logos and Marks as a part of our Resources. 27 Feb. 2004 : The 21th meeting of Cobalt Users Group will exhibit in Tokyo, JAPAN. 19 Feb. 2004 : Several articles info added into Published Documents. 15 Feb. 2004 : Now archive feature is available for our mailing list. 15 Feb. 2004 : How to Create Open Qube document was translated in English. Thanks Jake! 07 Feb. 2004 : RaQ550 based BlueQuartz install package released. Check it and enjoy, please. 24 Jan. 2004 : Our logo and mark debut. It is contibuted by appleple.com, thanks! 20 Jan. 2004 : For English developers, English based Mailing List service is available now. 24 Dec. 2003 : RaQ550 is opened. Please check out Source Code page and enjoy. 27 Nov. 2003 : 2 articles had been released, see Published Documents. 19 Sep. 2003 : Terms Dictionary is open. Sorry for the limited English. Please help us for better result. 18 Sep. 2003 : RedHat 9 install kit and CVS pointer is open on Source Code page. 13 Aug. 2003 : Document on books page available. We will gather document info on books or net. 13 Aug. 2003 : Pleaese check 19th Meeting in Tokyo, that shows the announcement day of Open Source Project. 16 Jul. 2003 : version 1.4 source code was released
December 2003, finally Sun Microsystems released the source code of RaQ 550 software under Open Source based license, following to the last release of Qube3 software on July 2003. Now the both software of two main product lines are available as Open Source software.
"Project BlueQuartz" is the name of the activity to support porting and maintenance tasks voluntarily provided by Cobalt Users Group. The Cobalt Users Group has already released Qube3 based BlueQuartz software through this web site.
The Cobalt Users Group will continue to participate in the deployment of the all of Cobalt based software including the porting tasks to RaQ 550 based BlueQuartz system.
RaQ 550 series has been discontinued and no development plan exists for a new product which inherits Cobalt DNA. However, the Cobalt DNA will survive, because Sun Microsystems has opened it.
We, Cobalt Users Group in Japan, really appreciate Sun Microsystems
and the enthusiasm of all of the staff who provided their efforts
for this work.
|Source Code and Binary distribution
For developers :
please check our mailing list and Trac system for bugtracking and discussion.
|Mailing List
We are hosting a mailing list.
Archives of posted articles.
Archive Search.
There are some stories about Cobalt and their products because we have a long exchanging history with guys of Cobalt. We hope to share and enjoy them with you.
The story from acquire till the day of release it as open source.
The brief history of Cobalt from their startup till January 2001.
Title words when Qube3 had been released in July 2003.
("Open Your Qube!" was the name of this site before Mar. 2004.)
Features Wish List
Logos and Marks
BlueQuartz ball point pen
BlueQuartz sticker
BlueQuartz folder
Model number and misc
Developer's note by Users Group
Terms Dictionary
Developer Technical Notes of Cobalt
Cobalt Users Group Web (The site of us.)


text: CEO John Racanelli joined by Donald R. Hickey and Connie Clark, authors of The Rockets' Red Glare: An Illustrated History of the War of 1812, will raise four flags – the American flag, Maryland flag, City of Baltimore flag, and National Aquarium flag. The American flag will be 15-star/15-stripe flag commemorating the bicentennial of the War of 1812. Members and guests in attendance for the ceremony will each receive a mini American flag to wave proudly. National Aquarium has not flown flags on its property for several years, as they were taken down due to construction when Animal Planet Australia: Wild Extremes was being built. Following the ceremony, Hickey and Clark will join 200 National Aquarium members for a private event in which they will do a reading and book signing. They will be joined by historians and experts from the Maryland Historical Society and Johns Hopkins University. Also taking place from 4:30-7:30 p.m., the Aquarium has opened their back pier to the public for a Sailabration Picnic to view the tall ships coming into the Inner Harbor. WHERE: National Aquarium 501 East Pratt Street Baltimore, MD 21202 WHEN: 6:00 p.m. Flag raising ceremony 4:30-7:30 p.m. Public viewing on pier of the tall ships 6:30-9:30 p.m. War of 1812 lecture and book signing Categories:


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"Sidney, Stella, and the Moon" by Emma Yarlett (review)
"Sidney, Stella and the Moon," Emma Yarlett's debut picture book, tackles two likable children and a magnificently improbable situation.
Siblings Sidney and Stella do everything together — feed the ducks, play games, read, share a room (that's sternly divided with a dotted white line) — with one exception. They don't share.
Imagine! Two small children who don't share! Well, suspend disbelief. So Stella and Simon are arguing over a ball — a very bouncy ball that is also so hard that it's capable of shattering the moon (but not, for some reason, whatever it touches in their house). And as they argue, they grapple with the ball until it slips loose and bounces all the way to the (apparently fragile) moon, and the "moon broke into a million pieces."


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Coverity is a company that creates tools for software development. Its premiere product is Prevent, a static-analysis code inspection tool. Coverity offers the results of Prevent's analysis for free to open source developers.
From the project home page:
In collaboration with Stanford University, Coverity is establishing a new baseline for software quality and security in open source. Under a contract with the Department of Homeland Security, we apply the latest innovations in automated defect detection to uncover some of the most critical types of bugs found in software.
So the most notable use of Prevent is under a U.S. Department of Homeland Security contract, in which it is used to examine over 150 open source applications for bugs. Popular open source projects, such as Samba, the PHP, Perl, and Tcl dynamic languages used to bind together elements of Web sites, and Amanda, the popular open source backup and recovery software running on half a million servers, were all found to have dozens or hundreds of security exposures and quality defects.
For example, over 75% of the defects Scan identified in Samba were fixed within two reviews of the Scan analysis.
(Fig. 01: Samba Project Code Scan Result)
=> More information about project and bugs (including charts) available at offical web site.
A total of 7,826 open source project defects have been fixed through the Homeland Security review, or one every two hours since it was launched in 2006, according to David Maxwell, open source strategist for Coverity, maker of the source code checking system, the Prevent Software Quality System, that's being used in the review.
This project is really helping out to improve overall open source software quality.