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By the time Susan Hammond came downstairs at 9 a.m. the rain was falling hard. Standing on the back deck with Sunday coffee in hand, she looked down the hill and through the trees to where the usually lazy Williams River powered over rocks, loud enough to compete with the din of Tropical Storm Irene's downpour.
Inside, Hammond pulled up a chair to her computer to check the water level at a gauge just downriver: 4 1/2 feet, nearly doubled from the night before, but well below flood stage. For peace of mind, though, Hammond reached for an umbrella and headed down the road to pay her hamlet's 141-year-old covered bridge a call.
Even by Vermont standards, Bartonsville's bridge was out of the ordinary, a 159-foot expanse of brown boards weathered to a distinguished gray, with rectangular windows revealing a thick skeleton of criss-cross latticework. Standing under umbrellas just beyond the bridge's portal, Hammond and her neighbors traded talk of the storm, before she headed back to the house.
Around 11, she checked the river gauge again: 8 feet. Flood stage. When she went down to check on the bridge, just a few feet separated its boards from the water. And the distance between the two was narrowing fast.
Now, the river had Hammond's full attention.
What did it have in store for her bridge? To drivers speeding by on Highway 103, the bridge might seem like a relic, quaint but outdated. But to Hammond, a seventh-generation Vermonter who'd returned after years living in New York and overseas, the bridge meant home. She'd passed summer afternoons swimming in its shadows, taken her first driving lesson through its portal.
The river, though, was anything but sentimental.
Just after noon, it topped 9 feet.
An hour later, 10.
At 3:30, the Williams roared past 15 feet, hurling trees and propane tanks at the bridge, ravaging the earth around its supports. The ancient trusses moaned, straining against the torrent.
Hammond called her older brother, Prentice, warning him the bridge might not make it.
Four minutes later, Prentice's phone rang again, the anxiety in his sister's voice turned to a wail.
"It's gone! It's gone!" Susan Hammond cried.
"I can't believe it's gone!"
Covered bridges are survivors. But in the midst of a historic deluge, Vermonters feared the old wooden spans might not make it.
On a hillside above West Arlington's postcard-perfect village green, Jim Henderson and two of his teenage sons got into the car and drove down to the banks of the Battenkill. They reached the river to find its wooden crossing — perhaps the state's most photographed covered bridge, leading to the white farmhouse that illustrator Norman Rockwell once called home — stretched across a foaming torrent. Henderson placed his hands around the red boards on the upstream side of the portal, "hugging it for strength," and felt the old bridge shudder.
In the hollow of the Green River, Joan Seymour stared out the window of her bed and breakfast at the fast rising waters. The village's bridge, built in 1870, and a dam just upstream made of interlocking timbers had drawn her to this house. Now, as the river lapped at her backyard, she and her neighbors watched with worry, wondering if there was a way to divert the flow and protect their local treasure.
The thought of venturing out in a storm to check on an old bridge might seem strange to folks in some places. But this is Vermont.
For a little state, Vermont maintains an outsized sense of identity. Tourists flock here every autumn for their fill of red-gold valleys and maple syrup. Vermont is picturesque old barns and white-steepled churches. It's Ben & Jerry's ice cream, Burton snowboards and Phish concerts.
But if you had to choose one symbol that sums up the state's essence, it might well be the covered bridge. Until Irene hit on Aug. 28, Vermont still had 101 of them.
That's not the most — much bigger Pennsylvania has that honor. But in Vermont, the covered bridge is an icon. Undoubtedly, that's partly because they're tourist magnets, pit stops of nostalgia and romance. But for many, they also embody the Vermontness that's hard to capture in a snapshot: a reverence for history and the rural landscape. A prized sense of community, where people slow down and watch out for their neighbors.
Covered bridges are testaments to durability and perseverance and a rejection of modern cookie-cutter blandness. In a state that's been embraced over the last few decades by transplants and drawn together by highways, the covered bridge has served as a portal back to long-ago values.
Then Irene came along and reminded Vermonters maybe those values aren't so old-fashioned after all.
Once upon a time, the hamlet Jeremiah Barton founded along the Williams River bustled with the activity from two paper mills. But they're long gone and today lower Bartonsville isn't so much a town as a clutch of houses, about 30 in all, strung along pavement that gives way to dirt. It doesn't have a post office or a store, a school or church. The one landmark that announced your arrival was the single-lane covered bridge with gently curved portals, one of Vermont's longest.
It was more, though, then just a structure.
The bridge was how you walked across the river to Marvie Campbell's pay-by-the-honor-system farmstand for Mason jars of peach jam and just-picked zucchini. It's where the tourist train once stopped every summer for pictures and where you'd frequently find Paul Petraska standing hip-high in weeds and poison ivy that grew up around the abutments, a self-appointed volunteer caretaker of the bridge's landscape. It provided shelter when neighbors gathered one night in 1983, lanterns lighting the lattice work, for a potluck supper to celebrate the bridge's reopening after it was closed for a year-long overhaul.
"It sounds corny and quaint, but it's true," Susan Hammond says. "For me, literally, it brought me home."
Still, Vermonters have only come to prize their covered bridges relatively recently. A century ago, the state had 500 of them. But a legendary 1927 flood claimed about 200. Neglect, the replacement of old roads and bridges with concrete highways capable of handling trucks, and even arson claimed many others.
"They were throwing bridges away like garbage for a long time, until the '60s or '70s, when people started to think they were valuable," says Jan Lewandoski of Greensboro Bend, Vt., who makes a living restoring and rebuilding historic wooden spans.
Now, towns cling to their remaining bridges. In the winter of 1999, when ice pulled one of the five covered spans in Tunbridge into the river, residents labored desperately to pull it to shore and save it. When they'd salvaged all they could, they set the rest afire to keep the wreckage from breaking up and taking out another covered bridge downstream.
People "were actually weeping when the bridge was moving and had to be destroyed," says Euclid Farnham, the town historian. So a year later, the town rebuilt it — good as old.
Thousands of people came out to see a team of oxen pull the bridge across the river and into place. When the roadwork was finished, a 102-year-old woman cut the ribbon while a band paraded through the portal.
At the Vermont Covered Bridge Museum — opened in 2003 inside a replica covered bridge in Bennington — visitors arrive from Tennessee, California, Japan.
"You have people who have seen every (covered) bridge still standing in the U.S., the ones that are standing in Europe, who collect all the postcards of them, who make this their summer vacation and they're traveling through two states and seeing all the bridges," says Jana Lillie, director of operations for the museum and the Bennington Center for the Arts, which it adjoins. "The bridge fans are diehard, true blue bridge fans. I equate it with Elvis fans, almost."
But it's not just tourists who embrace the bridges.
Ray Hitchcock moved back to Vermont after a career with Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources to care for his ailing parents. Soon after, wife Adrienne mentioned a meeting of the Vermont Covered Bridge Society at the local library. Caring for Ray's parents limited their time, but in between they took short jaunts in search of bridges — Ray on a Harley-Davidson, Adrienne on a Kawasaki. They built their own covered span across the creek below their house. Ray joined the society's network of bridge watchers, monitoring the health of the old wooden bridges in Bartonsville, Grafton and nearby towns.
Both of Hitchcock's parents died. Then, two years ago, Ray was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease, which attacks the nerves of the brain and spinal cord. By then, the couple had reached more than 70 bridges — and decided to visit the rest in a van that could accommodate his motorized wheelchair. They won't stop until they've seen them all.
"I've learned I have a strong tie to my home state and a strong tie to people from bygone eras — and now I feel connected to them," Ray says.
"And I think you've learned about endurance, too," his wife says. "I think you have a lot in common with those bridges."
Irene arrived in Vermont already downgraded to a tropical storm. But it dumped so much rain so quickly on the already saturated mountainscape that the state's web of shallow streams and rivers was quickly overwhelmed.
The floods damaged or destroyed more than 700 homes and wiped out segments of nearly 2,000 local roads. It cut off some Vermont towns from the surrounding countryside and left others severely damaged.
In the scheme of things, some might question the idea of mourning an old wooden bridge. Indeed, that's exactly what happened when Susan Hammond posted a video on YouTube of the Bartonsville bridge being sucked into the Williams River; more than a few people chastised her for being emotional and told her to just get over it.
Bartonsville was one of two Vermont covered bridges destroyed by the storm. But 13 others or their abutments were damaged. The Bowers Bridge in Brownsville, built in 1919, was swept away, but washed up nearly intact on the river bank 150 yards downstream. The bridge on the Upper Cox Brook in Northfield Falls — one of three bridges within less than a half mile — was impaled by a tree, but the town reopened it to traffic less than a week later.
The future of others is less certain. When a tree struck the bridge in West Arlington, it left the downstream side of the span bowed outward and it remains closed. The Taftsville covered bridge, closed because of damage to its center stone pier, could reopen by the summer of 2013.
In Bartonsville, on a saw horse set across the road just shy of where it now plunges into the river, someone posted a cardboard sign: "I Miss My Bridge. 1870 - 8/28/11."
But almost immediately, the talk along the river was of how to bring it back.
Petraska and others began combing the banks, salvaging planks and beams. He and Ernie Palmiter — a retired Florida postal worker who bought a house at the foot of the Worrall Bridge just downstream after years of sketching and dreaming of covered bridges — threw chains around part of a portal and other timbers and lashed the other end to a tree to keep them from floating away. When the electricity came back on and the roads reopened, Ray Hitchcock was back out to check on the surviving spans, reporting the findings to fellow bridge lovers.
Hammond spoke up at a meeting of the Rockingham town selectboard, which has set up a link on its website to collection donations for rebuilding. Hammond drew up a survey of her fellow residents, making clear their desire for a single-lane, wooden covered bridge as near as possible to the one they'd lost.
A local artist, Charlie Hunter, offered to paint and print posters of the bridge to help raise funds. In the first 24 hours, he sold 20 at $99 each, even though the poster wasn't done yet. Jim Cobb offered the proceeds from sales of his photo of the bridge, shrouded in morning fog.
So far, the town has received about $10,000 in donations and the wooden structure was insured for $1 million. But the bill may run well beyond that. One of the abutments — not covered by insurance — was destroyed and could cost $200,000 to replace, said Tim Cullenen, municipal manager for the town of Rockingham, which includes Bartonsville.
Overhauling the bridge in the early 1980s cost roughly $1 million. This time, the state and the Federal Emergency Management Agency will likely pay large parts of the cost of a new bridge, but the town will have to cover the gap. Cullenen says "one of the hard decisions that the town is going to have to make is what they're going to come back with" — an exact replica of the old bridge, or one with two lanes that can handle heavy loads like fire trucks. A bridge built for the modern age.
Hammond and the others reject that idea, saying they don't need a modernized bridge when the one they had was perfect. In fact, the way they talk about it, you almost wonder if the old bridge — now torn and twisted, its remnants scattered across fields and buried in underbrush — is truly gone.
A few weeks after Irene, Hammond stands under an umbrella, gazing out into the void over the river, before a sign warning "Bridge Closed."
"We're optimistic in Vermont," she half-jokes. "It's just closed. It'll be open again."
Neighbors Paul Hendrickson and Margaret Ambrose join her in the rain, explaining they needed to walk down every once in a while just to remind themselves of what used to be.
Hammond, wearing a tired smile, gently scolds them.
"It's still present tense here," she says. "You have to understand. There is no 'was'."


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With the Rate Reset Protection now available, eligible borrowers are able to reset and lock-in a rate on a Conforming, Jumbo, and Super Jumbo 5/5 Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM), up to five times, during the life of the loan.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A store of ammonium nitrate is what exploded April 17 at a Central Texas plant, killing 14 people, injuring hundreds and devastating an adjoining town.
|In this April 17, 2013, file photo provided by Joe Berti, a plume of smoke rises after an explosion at West Fertilizer Company's fertilizer plant in West, Texas. Burglars occasionally sneaked into the plant in the years before its deadly explosion last month — sometimes looking for a chemical fertilizer that can be used to make methamphetamine, according to local law enforcement records. (AP Photo/Joe Berti, File)
The finding was expected, and officials had said they were focusing their investigation on the explosive chemical used in many fertilizers, said Rachel Moreno, spokeswoman for the Texas State Fire Marshal's Office. A spot where the ammonium nitrate was stored is now a 90-foot-wide crater, Moreno said Monday.
However, the ignition source for the explosive chemical remained undetermined Monday. Findings on the cause of the blast on the outskirts of the small town of West initially had been expected Friday. However, the investigation will take one to two extra weeks to complete, with dozens of investigators combing through plant wreckage and the adjoining wrecked neighborhood, Moreno said.
Also, federal emergency officials have begun offering shelter for West residents whose homes were destroyed or severely damaged. About 70 homes were damaged or destroyed.
A statement from the Federal Emergency Management Administration said the transitional sheltering assistance was requested by Texas state officials. It would allow those whose homes were left uninhabitable by the blast to stay for a limited time in a hotel or motel at government expense. Meals, telephone calls and other incidental charges are not covered, and applicants are responsible for any lodging costs above the authorized lodging costs, according to the statement. Eligible applicants are being notified.


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The Widow's Sacrificial Contribution
In his commentary Mark, Dr. R.C. Sproul writes, "God is not so much concerned with what we give as how we give." Above all, the Lord is looking at our hearts, and He esteems those who have hearts that ...Read More
Religious Men Who Prey on the Needy
None of us fully lives up to God's standards, but we are not hypocrites for trying. We are hypocrites only when we pretend to be holier than we are, when we present ourselves as humble when in fact our hearts ...Read More
The Hidden Treasure and the Pearl of Great Price
All Christians are called to be willing to give up everything for Christ. There is no earthly treasure so valuable that it is worth having over the Savior. No relationship or possession is worth more than belonging to our Savior. ...Read More
The Parable of the Rich Fool
Scripture does not condemn wealth, which can be a great tool for the kingdom of God. Instead, it condemns those who serve their wealth, men and women who make it their god and do not thank the Lord for their ...Read More
The Treasure of God's Word
If we are wise, then we will treasure the Word greatly just as the author of Psalm 119 did. Wise people put the most value in those things that endure, and nothing is more enduring than the Word of God. ...Read More
Generous Giving
Many pastors and teachers have suggested that we take a look at our checkbooks and bank statements for a true measure of where our trust lies. If we cannot find evidence of generous giving to the kingdom of God and ...Read More
Why Do Some People Live in Poverty?
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Messengers also gave the first of two required approvals to an amendment of the SBC constitution, requested information about a Muslim student who was admitted to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and heard Executive Committee President Frank S. Page call for a "Great Commission Advance" in SBC missions.
The June 10-11 convention's 5,294 messengers marked an increase from 5,103 in Houston last year. Virginia had more messengers than any other state at the Baltimore convention with 497. Maryland was second with 429.
Floyd elected
Floyd, pastor of Cross Church in northwest Arkansas, was elected on the first ballot with 51.62 percent of the vote. Maryland pastor Dennis Manpoong Kim received 40.70 percent of the vote while Kentucky pastor Jared Moore received 5.91 percent.
"I want to see revival come to the church of Jesus Christ," Floyd said at a news conference following his election, "so that America would be awakened with a powerful God consciousness where great numbers come to faith and trust in Jesus Christ as Savior."
Luter sermon
Preaching from Psalm 80:18-19, the passage for this year's "Restoration and Revival through Prayer" theme, Luter said Southern Baptists must repent of their failure to share the Gospel with lost men and women.
"As your president for the past two years, my heart's desire has been that God would make us one and that God would send revival and renewal through the churches of the Southern Baptist Convention," Luter, the SBC's first African American president, said.
"Brothers and sisters, the only way that will happen in this nation, the only way that will happen in this convention, the only way that will happen in our churches is if the people of God cry out to God in prayer, if there is genuine repentance, if there is genuine remorse, and if we call on the name which is above every name," Luter said.
Article III
The proposed amendment to Article III of the SBC Constitution would grant two messengers to the annual meeting for each cooperating church that contributed to convention causes during the preceding fiscal year. A church would qualify for additional messengers through one of two avenues:
-- A church would receive one additional messenger for each full percent of its undesignated receipts given through the Cooperative Program, as a designated gift through the Executive Committee for convention causes or to any SBC entity.
-- A church would receive one additional messenger for each $6,000 given during the preceding fiscal year through CP, as a designated gift to the EC for convention causes or to any SBC entity.
The $6,000 figure was selected by adjusting the present figure of $250 -- adopted in 1888 -- for inflation and other factors. To become final, the amendment must be approved again at next year's annual meeting in Columbus, Ohio.
Page address
Page told messengers about a strategy for world evangelism and discipleship called Great Commission Advance. A key component of the strategy is CP, Page said. He reported that the Executive Committee will soon reduce its CP allocation for the third time during his tenure as president in order to send more money to Southern Baptist ministries at home and abroad.
"I'll drop the Cooperative Program if you can show me something else that long-term is effective and engages every church concurrently and consistently in an Acts 1:8 strategy," Page said. "Show it to me, and I'll support it.... But I haven't found it yet."
Page said the average CP gift among Southern Baptist churches rose for the first time in two decades to 5.50 percent.
The convention adopted nine resolutions on topics ranging from transgender identity to payday lending, church revitalization, global hunger relief, the 50th anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and casinos and lotteries.
The resolution on transgender identity affirmed "God's good design that gender identity is determined by biological sex and not by one's self-perception." The resolution invited transgender persons "to trust in Christ and to experience renewal in the Gospel" and opposed all efforts to "validate transgender identity as morally praiseworthy."
ERLC awards
The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission presented awards to the Green family, which owns Hobby Lobby, and Saeed Abedini, an American pastor who is imprisoned in Iran for his Christian faith.
The Greens received the John Leland Religious Liberty Award for their refusal to abide by the federal government's abortion/contraception mandate, which requires employers to provide abortion-causing drugs to their workers. The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on the Greens' case later this month.
ERLC President Russell D. Moore said the Greens "believe that every human life from the moment of conception is sacred, and they believe that the government is not the Lord of their consciences." Messengers gave the Greens a standing ovation.
Abedini received the Richard Land Award for Distinguished Service for "faithfully serving the Lord Jesus Christ ... despite the risk involved." Abedini converted to Christianity from Islam and led house churches in his native Iran before moving to the U.S. in 2005. During a trip to Iran in 2012, he was arrested and sent to prison, subject to beatings and solitary confinement. Abedini's wife Naghmeh accepted the award on her husband's behalf to a standing ovation.
SWBTS Muslim student
On two occasions messengers addressed the recent decision of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary President Paige Patterson to admit a Muslim student, contrary to the seminary's admission policy of admitting only Christians. During Patterson's report to the convention, a messenger requested a "straight-forward explanation" of the decision.
In response, Patterson apologized to the convention, saying, "I made an exception to a rule that I assumed, probably wrongly, the president has a right to make." The student is not funded by CP money and is "very open to the Gospel," Patterson said.
The decision to violate admission policy was motivated in part by a desire to win the student to Jesus, Patterson said. He said he will tell God on judgment day: "I violated a policy but I didn't want to stand before You with blood on my hands. Dear God, I did the best that I knew how."
Steve James, chairman of Southwestern's board of trustees, told messengers that trustees will discuss concerns about the Muslim student's admission at meetings in September and October. James requested prayer for Patterson and the seminary.
Earlier a messenger moved that Southwestern be required to explain its decision regarding the Muslim student. The motion was ruled out of order because it directed an entity rather than requesting an action.
In other matters:
-- Messengers elected Clint Pressley, pastor of Hickory Grove Baptist Church in Charlotte, N.C., as first vice president and Hance Dilbeck, pastor of Quail Springs Baptist Church in Oklahoma City as second vice president. The convention re-elected John Yeats as recording secretary and Jim Wells as registration secretary.
-- The Crossover evangelistic push in Baltimore preceding the annual meeting yielded 214 salvation decisions. More than 2,300 volunteers participated in Crossover in partnership with 32 local churches.
--The CP exhibit featured a series of panel discussions projected on high-definition screens in the exhibit hall and streamed on the Internet. Nearly 125 panelists addressed such topics as Southern Baptist cooperation, international missions, church planting theological education, ethnic diversity, social justice and sexuality.
-- The International Mission Board presentation focused on God's work in Cuba and featured testimonies from Cuban believers. The North American Mission board presentation highlighted a Baltimore church revitalization effort and a church plant in Montreal that grew to 700 worshipers in its first year.
-- Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary President Jeff Iorg told messengers that the seminary plans to announce the site of its new Southern California main campus later this summer.
-- Messengers proposed 17 motions, six of which were referred to SBC entities for consideration. A motion asking churches to "pray passionately and regularly for persecuted Christians" was adopted by unanimous consent. Ten motions were ruled out of order.
David Roach is chief national correspondent for Baptist Press, the Southern Baptist Convention's news service. BP reports on missions, ministry and witness advanced through the Cooperative Program and on news related to Southern Baptists' concerns nationally and globally. Get Baptist Press headlines and breaking news on Twitter (@BaptistPress), Facebook (Facebook.com/BaptistPress) and in your email (baptistpress.com/SubscribeBP.asp).
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News from the world of Maths
October 29, 2015
To mark national cat day, here's a quick look at the most famous cat in the history of science: Schrödinger's cat.
October 27, 2015
John D. Barrow explores maths and the arts in a public talk in Cambridge on Monday, 02 November 2015.
October 16, 2015
Chalkdust is a maths magazine produced by students, to promote the beauty and impact of maths.
October 7, 2015
This year's Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded for results that shed light on mysterious fundamental particles called neutrinos.
October 6, 2015
A project involving secondary school students has delivered valuable data for epidemiologists.
September 18, 2015
How "forced experimentation" can lead to economic benefits.
August 18, 2015
In this video theoretical physicist Ben Allanach talks about the search for dark matter at the LHC.
August 14, 2015
A brand-new pentagon to tile your wall with.


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- Serves as the lead agency in the NYS AMBER Alert Program
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LPI Linux Certification/Install And Configure X11
Detailed Objective[edit]
Weight: 2
Candidates should be able to install and configure X11.
- Key knowledge area(s):
- Verify that the video card and monitor are supported by an X server.
- Awareness of the X font server.
- Basic understanding and knowledge of the X Window configuration file.
- The following is a partial list of the used files, terms and utilities:
- /etc/X11/xorg.conf
- xhost
- xwinfo
- xdpyinfo
1. XFree86
type "XFree86 -configure", it will scan your hardware and auto. generate a configuration file matching to your hardware. However, FOR PS/2 MOUSE, I usually need to modify this config file manually from ""Device" "/dev/mouse"" to ""Device" "/dev/psaux""
2. Xorg
"Xorg -configure"
Starting and stopping X[edit]
To start X you can use:
startx - terminal command used at level 3;
edit /etc/inittab to run default at level 5;
xinit - when there is no .xinitrc file;
init 5 - to change manually runlevel to 5 (and run display manager);
xdm - (X Display Manager) - graphical login manager, which run automatically at boot process when starting Linux at level 5 (there are also external graphical login managers ex. kdm, gdm).
To stop X you can use:
init 3 - at lower level than 5 Linux will stop X-Windows;
kill the XFree process.
Configuring X To configure X on a system use XF86Setup. The program will generate a configuration file that will be used by the XFree86 server. To tune the screen under X use Xfine2.
Under X, the user can configure every conceivable aspect of graphic display. Screen font size, styles Pointer behaviour Screen colors Window manager
The tuning can be done on a system-wide or per-user. .xinitrc contains the default window manager and style information to be used by the startx command. This file is usually located under /home/username when defined on a per-user basis. .Xdefaults used to setup pointer behaviour, colors, fonts, etc...


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This month went over SO quickly! I was really happy about how I was doing in the first half – related to blogging & reading. In the second half… not so much.. buuuut we are moving to our new place tomorrow! If nothing happens last minute (which might, there have been enough complications already). IF we end up moving, you might not hear much from me for 1-2 weeks, as we haven't ordered our new internet yet. It's on the list for tomorrow though and shouldn't take long. I'll be on twitter & instagram over my phone though, depending on how good our reception is 😉
I hope I can show you guys a lot of pictures pretty soon!
So how much did I read this month?
Saga, Vol. 7 / Brian K. Vaughan & Fiona Staples –> finished! Oh god, that was one of the best ones and probably the most emotional & sad!
Wrath of Empire / Brian McClellan –> finished! Brilliant, and now I'm all caught up!
Leviathan Wakes / James S. A. Corey –> finished! Also lots of fun and I will continue with the series at some point.
Winter of the Witch / Katherine Arden –> 51% in. Ummm.. I might be stuck? Haha, I can't concentrate on reading very well right now. Let's hope it's getting better again once we're settled.
I don't plan to read a lot next month.. but if I have some time, I'd like to start those:
Let's see how I go! I haven't started an audio book yet, but that's also the plan for February. I pick either Juliet Marillier or Seanan McGuire!
Apart from reading, this month has been pretty enjoyable. We made some nice food at work…
I had the BEST 'Bloody Mary' on earth!
..and one of our customers showed me a book from her collection. (She's almost 90 and of course this one has a new title nowadays…I think they changed it in the 70s?)
We went doggo-sitting…
…and tried not to melt in 47 degrees!
It actually cooled down to 18 today and I am freezing. Sunday it should be up to 38 again. Melbourne is at it again!
One of the coolest things that happened this month was me meeting one of my absolute favourite wrestlers, Jimmy Havoc. He came to work for 'Melbourne City Wrestling' and I was able to have a little chat, take a pic and buy some of his merch.
Yes! I met the dude who's on my shirt!! And he was really cool, I will definitely go see him again when he's here.
Here he's in the ring:
I need to stop buying so many wrestling shirts, I have WAY too many already and there's so many more I want to have… Why do they have to look so cool?
Going to wrestling shows is one of our favourite things right now! Last year I was able to meet a couple of cool wrestlers already, like famous dick wrestler Joey Ryan (who was unfortunately injured) & WALTER, who is now signed to NXT UK. Watching WALTER live made me an instant fan! I was fortunate to see him before he signed his new contract.
They were SO NICE AS WELL!
Now some sad news…. I'm going to retire Hiroshi Tanahashi….. Because this hairstyle is just not okay!
You can't just go red like that!
But no worries, I will replace Tana! I am just not sure with whom yet….. It's either Minoru Suzuki (grumpy old MMA Fighter turned pro wrestler who loves coffee & socks and thinks he's a 'One Piece'-character… I think he now actually IS a character in 'One Piece')
or Kota Ibushi (looks the same since 2008 I think, so no interesting hair-do. But he does a lot of goofy stuff, wears clothes that are more expensive than my car, moonsaults off absolutely everything and likes to set himself or others on fire)
It is not easy!


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For a duo so tied in the public mind to a specific time and place (circa 1997, when electronica didn't become American pop's next big thing), The Chemical Brothers have continued to reinvent themselves. Further, Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons' seventh album, sounds something like a return to the old school—meaning, in this case, the kind of take-you-on-a-journey albums common in early-'90s techno. There's a sense of awe to these tracks, down to titles such as "Escape Velocity" and "Swoon"—like the Brothers were trying to recapture what it was like to take ecstasy for the first time. Further builds on the last ChemBros album, 2007's We Are The Night, in the sense that much of that album's OMG-smiley-face sensibility—when it wasn't downright twerpy—finds its way onto this one. But here, Rowlands and Simons have a tighter grip on the material—an odd thing to say about an album with eight tracks built to sprawl, maybe, but Further really does flow from beginning to end, just the way its makers intended it to. (They're even offering mini-movies for each track on iTunes.) There are as many non-electronic touches as ever: "K + D + B" is a bustling krautrock drum groove overlaid with what sound like distorted bagpipes, not to mention a flurry of flown-in voices all over. Further lives up to its title.
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Oct-15-2009 DCA awards $500,000 in Federal Funding for Affordable Housing Project in Egg Harbor City
DCA awards $500,000 in Federal Funding for Affordable
TRENTON - New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Acting Commissioner Charles A. Richman today announced Egg Harbor City will receive $500,000 in federal funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009. The funding will be used to construct a mixed-use affordable housing building as part of the city's larger downtown redevelopment effort.
"This project will help Egg Harbor City's downtown revitalization move forward and bring quality affordable housing to the community," Governor Corzine said. "It is also creating 45 jobs that will contribute to the local and state economy."
Egg Harbor City will use the $500,000 to leverage $2.5 million in other funding. The money will be used to reconstruct three properties in its downtown redevelopment area into sixteen affordable housing units for senior citizens and street level retail space. The project is the second phase of the city's downtown revitalization effort and fits within the context of the redevelopment plan. As a result of this phase, 45 jobs will be created in the construction and retail sectors.
"This is a prime example of how New Jersey is effectively distributing federal recovery funding in an effort to get people back to work," said Acting Commissioner Richman. "The Department of Community Affairs is happy to have played a role in getting Egg Harbor City federal funds to begin this shovel-ready project."
Egg Harbor City will receive the funding through the Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program. The grants must be used for community development activities that principally benefit persons of low and moderate income; prevent or eliminate slums and blight; and/or meet urgent community development needs for which no other resources are available. The funds can be used for public facilities, community revitalization, housing rehabilitation and development projects that leverage private investments.
Egg Harbor City is one of five small cities in New Jersey to receive federal recovery dollars. The other municipalities and their funding amounts include:
City of Burlington, $400,000
Cape May City, $271,912
Commercial Township, $316,537
Lower Township, $262,288
Aside from the 45 jobs to be created in Egg Harbor City, the federal funding will lead to an additional 79 jobs in the other communities. The DCA selected these cities because they have public improvement projects that can be bid out within 120 days of receiving the federal funds.
For more information on the Small Cities Community Development Block Grant, please log on to http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/dhcr/offices/cdbg.html.


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On paper, ATP 2003 was a battle between the electronica big daddy Aphex Twin and young Canadian pretender-to-the-throne Venetian Snares. In practice, there could only be one winner.
For anyone still wondering, it was Aphex Twin.
Quite simply, the man otherwise known as Richard D James is the musical equivalent of doing a pill: he'll make you dance for hours like a fucking retard, grin insanely and stay up until ridiculous times babbling shit. Fantastic.
All life before 2.30am on Saturday April 4th was instantly rendered pointless. By one man. A man who looks like an alien species, is renown for his awkwardness, but once every so often shows why he's number one.
This was one such occasion; 120 minutes of exocet DJ precision, mashing together the very greatest bits of techno, jungle and drum & bass; a couple of thousand mad-for-it stay-outs, many with E-filled veins, others merely psyched into a frenzy by literally non-stop body-arresting beats.
Amazing is the only word which could possibly be used to describe the atmosphere. No fights, no aggro, no bullshit. Just wall-to-wall rave action and Aphex Twin, messiah-like, manically shaking his fists elatedly at his dancing disciples.
By comparison, Venetian Snares was dead in the water before he ever started. Not that he didn't come close - the insane opening shot of 'Dance Like You're Selling Nails' almost defeated Aphex single-handedly with live vocals from opera singer-cum-MC hip-grinding vixen Jo Apps. Ultimately though, VSnares' music surely wouldn't exist without the influence of Richard D James. And the master hasn't been overcome by his student just yet.
So. What with the advent of discount airlines one would expect the profits of such grim English 'Holiday villages' as Camber Sands to be in steep decline. All the more reason then to hand the place over to a motley crew of ravers, bemused indie kids and avant-garde enthusiasts for the purposes of a prolonged three-night party!
And, yes, a three-night party describes the event pretty well. Those used to festivals like Reading and Glastonbury - and even the regulars who booked their tickets in advance expecting a similar line-up to the last few years - were in for a surprise. Acts started at around 4pm and continued till the wee hours (5 or 6am) and the number of them featuring live instruments (with the possible exception of the turntable) could probably be counted on one hand.
While this in itself is no bad thing, there was relatively little to actually watch onstage. Indeed at times I found myself frustrated by the crowd's tendency to stare aimlessly at the bloke onstage pressing buttons, rather than raving it up like they blatantly should. In essence it was more of a club atmosphere than a festival one, and because of this an act-by-act review would be rather redundant - instead I'll single out some of the highlights and try to give a feel for music being played on both stages.
Down here it was pretty much a big rave-up from 6pm till 6am each night. The stage featured more DJ sets than live acts (although with electronic music the distinction is often rather arbitrary), and the Skam Records crew were the best of the lot, ranging from trippy electronica to techno freak-outs, melodic stuff and old electro [The pulsating bass antics and live visuals of Meam were probably the most memorable - Adam]. They also made a mockery of the festival's supposed no-drugs policy by handing the TV test-card girl and what looked like her pet clown a spliff for their visuals. Other notables were the excellent Wevie Stonder, putting on a far better live show than the rest with their on-stage costume rave-up, DJ Woody with some impressive turntablism, and Bola's techno - they didn't actually turn up, ironically, but hearing their tunes on the PA was just as good.
The ever-so-slightly-mental Venetian Snares rounded the weekend off downstairs with his trademark machine-gun-fire gabba techno noise - great in small doses, but however many pills you've dropped, it's enough to do your fucking head in. To call him 'Aphex Twin without the tunes' would be a little harsh, but after a while I found myself retiring to the conveniently located Queen Vic Pub, where some militant indie kids had taken over the decks and started playing assorted retro classics. Frankly, after an afternoon of incessant 'rinsing' tech-house beats from next door (mm-chh-mm-chh-mm-chh-mm-chh->infinitum), it was a breath of fresh air.
Upstairs - the laptops
The feel upstairs, while more eclectic, experimental and live, still became a little samey after three nights. The highlights were great, but a number of rather dull and pretentious laptop acts managed to creep onto the line-up. Take Hecker for example - a tedious little bloke who treated us to a half-hour-long wasp noise from his iMac. The idea that this kind of music's impenetrability somehow makes it intellectual and worthy is something which needs to be challenged, I feel - the fact the vast majority of the crowd didn't 'get' it doesn't make them stupid, but makes the music fucking shite. Pretentious to the max, elevating the electronic process over and above musical content, and avoiding any kind of impact on the listener whatsoever, save mild annoyance.
Before you start judging me as an enemy of the avant-garde though, I have to say that Jim O'Rourke's laptop set was excellent. Using the same processes and styles as the other laptop acts but somehow managing to fashion it into an intense, organic whole, twisting flashes of melody and glitches into a gradual build-up of noise - more evidence for my theory that a grounding in traditional musical processes and forms is very important in making good electronic music. The man himself incidentally was being very friendly (and drunk, by the looks of it) in the pub afterwards.
Mira Calix and Andrea Parker were also quite interesting, although what was with the two balaclavad peeps ironing towels onstage? Who knows. Any effort to relieve us from the terminal boredom of watching a lone artist fiddling with a turntable was much appreciated, although you could've, say, switched to ironing shirts halfway through for a bit of variety.
Upstairs - the hip-hop
Thank god for the hip-hop acts then - without them the festival would have been almost entirely white male electronic fiddling and we'd have had no excitement on stage all weekend. Public Enemy were great fun, and seeing Chuck D and his crew sauntering around Pontin's holiday camp in the day was surreal to say the least. They played quite a few classics but towards the end their set ventured into rather wanky rap-rock territory and it was at that point I left.
Thirstin Howl III was my personal favourite of the hip-hoppers - combining great backing and melodies with excellent MC-ing, at times pretty funny, especially the 'I still live with mah mom' number. El-P was also excellent, as was Kool Keith, despite his DJ's rather lame self-promotional efforts (no we don't want to hear all your fucking remixes, get the MC onstage!)
Upstairs - the rest
Alongside the electronica a few Autechre-selected oddities had also made it onto the line-up. Avant-sludge-metallers Earth had cancelled but the noticeably similar Sunn 0))) took their place - two hooded wizards playing sludgy distorted echoey overlapping guitar chords, once every 5 minutes or so it seemed. Surprisingly perfect for the blissed-out, loved-up crowd awaiting Aphex's set, but hilariously frightening for our mates, who for reasons unknown had previously 'boshed down some mushrooms'.
Coil gave us some of their slow, gothy processed vocals and synth noises - interesting at first, but somewhat dated and became rather tedious after a while. The Fall were pretty much as you would expect The Fall to be - noisy, drawling and somewhat incomprehensible. Cue hilarious Mark E Smith impressions from the Gents toilets. Most exceptional of the guitar acts though were The Magic Band - backing band for '60s psychedelic rock genius Captain Beefheart. Surreal to say the least, watching over-the-top bluesy rock from a bunch of balding over-dressed Americans after an evening of electronica. One of them managed to take over the vocals pretty well, another had one of those hilarious double-headed guitars - your hippy parents would've loved it. If they were hippies, that is.
All in all then - some highlights, a lot of OK but fairly predictable club type DJ-ing - we rather felt this year's curators, Autechre, should've ventured a little further from their 'home' genre in search of an eclectic line-up, both downstairs and up. Next year's looks like a return to form though with Mogwai, Tortoise and Shellac all returning to curate a day each. See you then!


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British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland announces assistants for his team's 2013 tour of Australia.
British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland named Rob Howley, Graham Rowntree and Andy Farrell on Wednesday as his assistants for next year's tour of Australia.
Gatland has overlooked his Wales assistant Shaun Edwards, who was a member of the coaching staff for the 2009 Lions tour of South Africa along with Welsh attack coach Howley and England forwards coach Rowntree.
Farrell, who has been in charge of England's defence and backs since June, will be making his first Lions tour.
"I am delighted with today's appointments and confident that Rob, Graham, Andy and myself can come together quickly to face one of the hardest rugby challenges," Gatland told a news conference in Edinburgh.
"Lions' tours are unique as we have to mould together players from four different countries in an incredibly short space of time."
Gatland said he was relishing the chance to work with Farrell, a dual rugby union and league international.
"To be honest, picking Andy is a bit of a selfish appointment. It gives me the chance to work with someone with fresh ideas who I haven't worked with before. It will enable me to develop and look at the game differently as well," Gatland said.
Lancaster praise
England head coach Stuart Lancaster sent his congratulations to Rowntree and Farrell and said the appointment of his two England assistants was a testament to their work ethic.
"I am delighted for Andy and Graham. They have worked hard to achieve this honour and it is a credit to them, the England team and the RFU that they have been asked to coach the best players from the Home Unions. We wish them and the Lions every success," Lancaster said in an Rugby Football Union statement.
England will have five representatives in the Lions coaching and management teams including senior physiotherapist Phil Pask, national fitness coach Paul Stridgeon and senior England teams media manager Dave Barton.
The Lions begin the tour with a match against the Barbarians on June 1 in Hong Kong before travelling to Australia where they play five warmup matches ahead of the first of three tests against the Wallabies.
The Welsh Rugby Union said Robin McBryde would act as interim coach during Wales's two-test tour of Japan next year.


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UV Realtime is designed to help you quickly gather information regarding your U-Verse® installation. The following information is presented:
- IP addressing information
- Profile and line statistics
- Bit allocation analysis for your VDSL line
- Data rates and total data transferred on each interface of your 2Wire router
- Error Table for historical error reporting for your VDSL line
- Fully detailed bitloading graph
- Full statistics from coaxial/HPNA connections
- Full DVR information including the space used and remaining
- Listing of all DVR/STB units in the home and what channels they are currently watching or recording
- IPTV Stream Analyzer to find bad network connections and equipment
- Built-in automatic updater
- Automatic updates of channel database
- Built-in web server to view what channels are being watched and DVR information from a remote location
- Built-in Internet usage meter to accurately collect Internet usage data and report it to the user
System Requirements
- Windows XP/Vista/7 (x86 or x64), Server 2003/2008/2008R2 (x86 or x64)
- For Mac computers, UV Realtime will run in a virtual machine running Windows XP/Vista/7. The following virtual machine environments are supported: VMware Fusion, Parallels Desktop, VirtualBox.
- Microsoft .Net Framework 4.0 Installed
- A working installation of VDSL-based AT&T U-Verse® using a 2Wire 3800HGV-B, 3801HGV, 3600HGV, or i3812V router. (UV Realtime does not work with ADSL2-based U-Verse® using a Motorola 2210 or NVG510 modem or 2Wire 2701HG-B router.)
Additional Installed Software
UV Realtime installs the 3rd-party open-source WinPCap and RRDtool programs to facilitate packet capture from your home network and store Internet usage data. See the Licensing page for details.


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Strawberry crumble tart
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|Caster sugar
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|Sour cream
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|Vanilla essence/extract
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- Lightly grease a 20cm tart tin. Combine flour, salt, sugar and butter in the bowl of a food processor.
- Process until the mixture resembles coarse breadcrumbs.
- Reserve 1/3 of this mixture for the topping. Combine the egg yolk with the remaining mixture, then press this into the base and sides of the tart tin.
- Prick the base with a fork and chill for 30 minutes, while the oven heats to 190 degC.
- Bake the tart base for 10 minutes or until golden brown and set. Reduce the oven to 160 degC. Whisk the egg with the extra caster sugar, sour cream and vanilla.
- Pour this mixture into the cooked tart base.
- Arrange the strawberries on top, then sprinkle with the reserved crumb mixture.
- Return to the oven for 25 minutes or until filling is golden brown and just set.
- Dust the tart with icing sugar to serve.


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As most of you already know, my family built a school just this year. It is very different from our previous endeavor, a restaurant-bar. When before we had to worry about the inventory day in day out, the service staff, and even the POS similar to the Aldelo System, these days the daily operations seem more lax. Once the forms are ready and the pupils settled, we're pretty much on track. But the responsibility is heavier as we are imprinting lifetime effect on children. We pray each day for guidance so every decision we make will be for the betterment of our wards.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
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Cute Camera USB Drive
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Have you seen this cute USB thumb drive from photojojo.com?
I say this is the best gift to give a photographer, would you agree? The "lens" detaches from the "body" so you can attach it to your device. For $20 + shipping and a 4GB capacity, I say that's a good deal. Free shipping for orders over $50.
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Are those days gone?
Monday, July 11, 2011
I came across some products by wilson cell booster canada while doing some research about Canada and I realized that even if we are already in the fast-paced world, there is still the need for cell boosters. Apparently, dead spots are still around? Good thing there are companies who still sell boosters, eh?
I remember in the late nineties, when GSM took the market by storm, people literally had to strategically position themselves to get a signal. Some even jokingly had to climb their roofs to take a call uninterrupted or send/receive SMS without lags. Funny just thinking about it. We have come a long way since then because mobile providers are able to install cell sites. Dead spots may still be around but I am guessing these spots have become fewer as the years go by.
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Variety of Topics
Saturday, July 09, 2011
I love my online community, the one we call Twitterlandia. The ladies there have turned into real life friends and I "talk" to them almost if not everyday. I love that we have become comfortable sharing just about anything and you will be surprised at the wide spectrum of topics -- from parenthood/family concerns to hot celebrities to must have accessories to even fat burners that work fast. You bet it is never dull to be around these ladies. Each day I learn something new and I owe it to these ladies that I am still sane to this day ;)
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A big apology to those regular readers of this blog for the lack of posts of late. It seems regular work and lack of travel contribute to slow bloggage.
Blog life was easier when I had time, simply put. For a long while (too long), infrequent work did make it easier to pick and go to a new place, within Amsterdam or elsewhere in Europe.
And it gave me time to think too, to ponder and write.
What is unemployment (or the over-used term 'funemployment') like? A lot like a Jack Johnson album, I think. At first you're thinking 'hey this is nice - easy, mellow, a good break from the daily clatter of life'. Life slows down, and happily so. You feel the sun on your face. Things are pretty sweet for a while.
By the fourth song, however, you get so colossally bored that you want to jab a fork in your eye, just to shake things up. For this reason, I am also happy to be so busy again.
So the writing will continue, albeit a little slower as regular work life interjects. Some interesting things loom, however, with a few museum visits planned and a trip to Eastern Europe. So stick around, please!


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Weak financials and REITS led the market down again; on the day the DOW gave up 248 points, the S&P lost just under 3%, the NDX lost 3.3%, and the RUT led the indices down with a -4.4% showing. Notably the XLF lost 5.8% and IYR 5.2%, and the VIX gained 13.5%.
Yesterday I mentioned that I thought we probably had a small movement on the McClelland oscillator… well we did, and today obviously fulfilled that. The market was down broadly with internals very negative, nearly 9 to 1 on the NYSE with preliminary data.
Talk about sour fundamentals… Motorola just announced they would be cutting 4,000 workers, and in addition to Nortel, Gottschalk's and Goody's both filed for bankruptcy today . Just look at this retail sales chart from Calculated Risk:
CR – Retail Sales Collapse in December
That's what I call cliff diving and is an ominous sign.
The bond market never did get back into its channel, thus I now think I was probably early with that call. I got out like I said I would, and will look for signs that it's topping again. I was looking at the charts of the bond market during the Great Depression and noticed that it was about 18 months from the October 1929 crash that bonds turned. That same point for us would be in late March or so, but obviously every situation's different as history does rhyme but seldom repeats.
Regarding the indices, if you didn't catch my post earlier with P&F chart breakdowns, I suggest you scroll down and look those over.
Let's start on the charts by looking at a one month daily of the DOW. Not a pretty sight (unless you're short!). Note how we went in the past 6 days from the top Bollinger band to the bottom. From overbought on the stochastic to oversold. Notice how it closed right on 8,200… that's a support line from a couple of bottom points in October. Notice how the volume is increasing, volume confirms price. The bottom Bollinger is turning down, but we closed beneath it. At the start of past sell offs earlier this year the downward momentum was able to push the lower Bollinger down and out of the way. Here it's going to depend, I think, on whether we are just starting wave 5 down (having been in wave 4 instead of wave B) or are still in wave B – again, we really won't know until looking at it in hindsight:
Next let's glance at the SPX daily. Pretty much the same picture as the DOW. It did manage to close above 840, but is right on the bottom of the flag it spent the day building. That flag has a target down around 800 if it breaks down.
Next look at the Transports. They were nailed for another 4.8% today, again on higher volume. They broke beneath the prior December lows looking like they are going to retest the lower November lows. Yesterday some followers of DOW Theory were getting all excited about how the transports made a new low, but the DOW didn't claiming it set up a possible DOW Theory non-confirmation. That was just wrong as I believe it would need to break the November low and then not have the Industrials join the party. Regardless, didn't matter as the Industrials and the Transports are both still singing the same tune and DOW Theory is still on a bear market sell signal, I don't see anything that will change that anytime soon. While we're here, look at the slow stochastic… it's pointing down pretty good and has a lot of room still.
Lastly, let's look at the XLF one month daily. Bollinger is turning down more steeply, and it closed beneath the bottom. Volume today was high, but not as high as yesterday, the general trend is higher volume and lower prices. The financials have been a real anchor to the economy. How many economists and supposed experts were saying that the financials were isolated and wouldn't affect the "real" economy? Too many, that's for sure – take a glance at the retail sales chart above to see how that worked out. Recovery in the second half of the year? Do you see any sign of that here or in the latest earnings reports? I don't:
Options expiration is Friday… I'm still awaiting the usual fun and games. Overall this is a difficult point in the market to call, a lot of people are having trouble with it as it's still in the same range, although now getting towards the bottom of the range. The 840 area is now key. If we break that, there's a good chance we keep on trucking down for a while, but if we hold it, we could rally in the short term.
Of course reality keeps interrupting the Sweet dreams, Steve Jobs just announced he'll be taking leave through June causing Apple to plunge $10 in a matter of seconds after hours, and the /ES (S&P futures) just fell to 831, well below that 840 pivot.
Tomorrow we have Jobless claims, PPI numbers, Empire State Manufacturing Index, and the Philly Fed Survey. CPI and Consumer Sentiment come out on Friday.
And least we forget, Obama's inauguration (most expensive ever) is only a week away and that's got to give people HOPE, right? Sweet Dreams are made of that…
Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (are made of this)
Or perhaps the bulls will continue to feel the rain again?
Annie Lennox - live, Here Comes the Rain Again
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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Have you ever wanted to play the video game Portal in real life? Well now you can...sort of.
Developed for her thesis, Jayne Vidheecharoen's "Portals to a virtual/real parallel world" will allow anyone anywhere on the face of the planet to interact with anyone else anywhere on the planet. All you need is a pair of these portal boxes and an internet connection.
The portals consist of two boxes with a screen on the front and a "gateway" or a hole on the side of the box for you to stick your hand through. When you stick your hand through it instantly appears on the screen--in the virtual world. You can also put real physical objects like toy soldiers through the gateway where it will appear in the virtual world.
The virtual world allows two individuals from anywhere on the planet to interact in this virtual world. Additionally, Vidheecharoen says that since objects from the real world are now in this parallel world, real-world rules can be broken. For example, a solid object could be animated in this real-virtual hybrid.
Currently, thanks to green screens, the interactive parallel universe takes place in Google Streetview. As can be seen in the video below, it appears that the toy people are actually standing on the road.
While you obviously can't physically touch the other persons hands or objects in the portal, Vidheecharoen says that there are a ton of potential uses for this product, like puppet shows or building entire parallel worlds.
This is not meant to be a commercial product, but it is an experimental design project to explore these virtual experiences. However, funding from Kickstarter will go towards building a pair of portals so that Vidheecharoen can continue her research. To learn more about these portals and to see all the gritty details checkout Vidheecharoen's campaign on Kickstarter and her thesis blog.
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From a developer's perspective, an ASP.NET page is an ASPX markup file plus a C# or Visual Basic .NET class file. The class file contains some code to handle events fired by controls and arrange the expected behavior. The code lives "behind" the page and backs it up by providing some predefined functionalities. Most of this functionality is, however, hidden to developers and has mostly relevance for the framework.
The code-behind class derives from a fixed class -- the System.Web.UI.Page class -- which provides the foundation of the typical page behavior.
What is the kind of code that you expected to place in a code-behind class? Admittedly, given a control named Button1, the following code is not unusual in ASP.NET pages:
void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { DataTable table = new DataTable(); SqlDataAdapter adapter = new SqlDataAdapter(cmd, conn); Adapter.Fill(table); DataGrid1.DataSource = table; DataGrid1.DataBind(); }
First off, functionally speaking this code works just great. There's nothing wrong with that and it is really easy to write and understand too. Nevertheless, it is far from being optimal from a design perspective. Let's dissect the code to see exactly what it is doing.
The code performs two key tasks: It first gets data from the data source and it then displays data.
This simple fact configures two distinct responsibilities:
- Having in a method (but also in a class) multiple responsibilities is, design-wise, never a thing to be proud of. The Single Responsibility Principle is one of the key principles in software design and states that each class, method, function, in general, any software modules must have only one reason to change.
- Having just one reason to change in the end means having one main responsibility. Applying this principle widely takes you to simpler and more specialized classes easier to read, understand, and modify without cascading changes and regression.
How can you modify the code in Button1_Click to make it compliant with best practices?
The method need to do just one thing. This can be only the delegation of all of its tasks to another class:
void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { dispatcher.Button1Click(); }
The dispatcher variable refers to a Dispatcher class that ultimately is a collection of methods mapped to use-cases. Any event in the user interface that triggers a reaction in the code-behind will have a method in this dispatcher class. You'll likely have one dispatcher class per page:
public class Page_aspx_Dispatcher { IPageAspxView _page; public Page_aspx_Dispatcher(IPageAspxView view) { _page = view } public void Button1Click() { MyDataService service = new MyDataService(); DataTable table = service.GetData(); UpdateView_Button1Click(table); } }
The method is split in two blocks of functionality -- getting data and presenting data. Getting data is the task assigned to the UI function. It is accomplished through a "service" class. The word "service" here is as generic and out-of-context as possible. It may certainly refer to a specific technology like WCF; but not necessarily. A "service" is simply a class, either local or remote, either plain or decorated with ad hoc attributes, that executes a task.
The execution of the task brings data in the context of the page. Another method takes the data and updates the user interface.
What about input data for the task? The dispatcher class needs to have some dependency on the page class. However, it is largely acceptable that the class has dependency on some abstraction of the page; not on the implementation of the page. In practice, you implement an interface on the page class that groups all data that the dispatcher needs to see for its own purpose. You pass this reference when you initialize the dispatcher in the page's constructor.
class Page_aspx : Page, IPageAspxView { Page_aspx_Dispatcher _dispatcher; public Page_aspx() { _dispatcher = new Page_aspx_Dispatcher(this); } : }
The dispatcher has access to properties on the page class that may need updates after an event. An example is the Text property of a text box or perhaps the DataSource of a DataGrid. These properties are exposed via an interface and updated once the data is ready.
It's definitely a pattern that delivers a much deeper separation of concerns and that doesn't require you to learn a radically different programming model like the ASP.NET MVC framework. It can be seen as a roughly simplified version of Model-View-Presenter; but more than the pattern itself it is important that you apply separation of concerns and gives you classes as few reasons to change as possible.


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NTFS is Windows NT File System format. It has more performance, reliability, and compatibility not found in the FAT file system. For default, Ubuntu doesn't support NTFS format.
How can I write on NTFS format disks?
If you are using Ubuntu Feisty (7.04), you can't read or write on NTFS format. You have to download the additional package for this function. These installation packages are 'ntfs-3g' and 'ntfs-config'.
taufanlubis@zyrex:~$ sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g ntfs-config
Reading package lists… Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information… Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
The following NEW packages will be installed:
fuse-utils ntfs-3g ntfs-config
0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Need to get 146kB of archives.
After unpacking 754kB of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue [Y/n]? y
Get:1 http://archive.ubuntu.com feisty/main fuse-utils 2.6.3-1ubuntu2 [77.4kB]
Get:2 http://archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe ntfs-3g 1:1.328-1 [25.9kB]
Get:3 http://archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe ntfs-config 0.5.5-0ubuntu1 [42.5kB]
Fetched 146kB in 3s (47.4kB/s)
Selecting previously deselected package fuse-utils.
(Reading database … 155099 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking fuse-utils (from …/fuse-utils_2.6.3-1ubuntu2_i386.deb) …
Setting up fuse-utils (2.6.3-1ubuntu2) …
creating fuse device node…
udev active, devices will be created in /dev/.static/dev/
creating fuse group…
Selecting previously deselected package ntfs-3g.
(Reading database … 155118 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking ntfs-3g (from …/ntfs-3g_1%3a1.328-1_i386.deb) …
Selecting previously deselected package ntfs-config.
Unpacking ntfs-config (from …/ntfs-config_0.5.5-0ubuntu1_i386.deb) …
Setting up ntfs-3g (1.328-1) …
Setting ntfs-3g suid root with group fuse…done
Users from 'fuse' group can now mount NTFS volume.
Setting up ntfs-config (0.5.5-0ubuntu1) …
After the installation process is done, a setting menu will occur. You can choose to enable the 'write' function.
You can change the configuration from 'ntfs-config' screen.
Open menu 'Application > System Tools > NTFS Configuration Tool'.
After 'ntfs-config' screen is displayed, select partition that you want to configure and click on 'Apply'.
Then when NTFS write support configuration tool displayed, choose both 'Enable write support for internal device' and 'Disable write support for external device'.
Enable write support for internal device
You will be able to write data on NTFS format disk (internal hard disk and shared data in windows network).
Disable write support for external device
If you enable it, sometimes your USB External Hard disk will not be recognized by Ubuntu. Actually, this is the problem that I got in the moment (I use external HD Maxtor One Touch 100GB). When I wrote this article, I haven't do googling yet to find the solution. So, please write comments if you find the solution earlier than me.


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The week in review
Best legislation the General Assembly can come up with to help fiscally strapped schools: Both the House of Delegates and the Senate pass bills requiring the posting of "In God We Trust" on school buildings.
Best quote to come from a local legislator: "I'd say we have accomplished very little from the standpoint of helping the people in the Commonwealth," Delegate Mitch Van Yahres tells Bob Gibson in the Daily Progress.
Better news for separation of church and state: The Senate kills the bill requiring the posting of the Ten Commandments in schools.
Worst news for those who believe what happens between consenting adults is no one else's business: Once again, a bill to decriminalize sodomy, a felony in Virginia, fails in the House of Delegates.
Worst news for the County's roads: VDOT faces an audit and announces that almost $140 million in area projects will be shelved or indefinitely delayed.
Best news for the 29 bypass opponents: Projects that face a delay include the bypass.
Best news for adulterers running red lights with women other than their spouses in their: Photo-red legislation to install cameras at intersections is dead in the General Assembly.
Worst news for travelers of the regularly run stoplights at 29 North and Rio Road intersection: Photo-red is dead.
Worst news for Nintendo and Microsoft: After the Christmas that launched the heavily hyped GameCube and Xbox, an Albemarle County 5th-grade male remarks, "I think everybody's tired of video games."
Best news for cinephiles I: The Virginia Film Festival announces that this year's theme is "Wet," and our imagination runs wild with possible variations on the theme.
Best news for cinephiles II: Albemarle County resident Sissy Spacek receives a well-deserved best actress Academy Award nomination for In the Bedroom.
Worst news for those arrested of violent felonies: Both the Senate and House of Delegates pass bills requiring blood, saliva, or tissue samples to taken for DNA analysis at the time of arrest.
Worst news for local state-supported colleges: While layoffs will be avoided, class sizes will grow and tuition will rise. And employees can forget about a raise anytime soon.
Worst news for the virtual chalkboard: A Washington Post story on the board is titled "Free speech e-rased on VA virtual monument."
Best spin on the Post story that messages on the virtual chalkboard barely last 15 minutes before they're erased: J. Joshua Wheeler at the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression says in the article that the deleters may be making a statement about the debilitating effects of censorship on free speech.


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Today #babyB is 10 months old. This past month his 2 upper teeth have poked through, he has started walking around some furniture & he is loving most soft table food. The BIG NEWS is that he is sleeping through the night! We (me especially) are so thankful for that.
Since #babyB turned 10 months today, I decided it was time for him to pull his weight around here. First chore: unloading the dishwasher.


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Today's first ski cross quarterfinal heat featured a big crash just before the finish, taking out three skiers and allowing Switzerland's Armin Niederer to cross first. But only second place would join him in the semis—who could slide the fastest?
It went to Russian Egor Korotkov, in the yellow bib and farthest from the camera. Not pretty, but it'll do. (Both Niederer and Korotkov were eliminated in the semifinals.)
Here's another look at the finish.
[Globe and Mail, h/t Lindsay]


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In Banished all the townsfolk have been thrown out of their nice, comfy homes. It's up to you to help build them some place new and ensure they survive. I took to Banished to see if I could begin anew and create the ultimate safe haven: Leotopia.
Banished is a city-building game with no combat. Just good, honest building. Resources such as stone, wood, and food are all important for your little townsfolk. After all they need new homes and adequate nourishment, otherwise they'll freeze to death or starve.
You can see the outcome for the citizens of Leotopia in my video up above. Banished is available now on Steam, GOG, and its own website.
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