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Can I switch off extended attributes warning error when backup to network?
I need to schedule a daily backup of my documents to a company
network share.
All works fine, but every day I need to confirm that some files
(Microsoft User Data/Entourage Script Menu Items/...) have had an
extended attributes problem.
I don't want to see alway this error, i want to see only REAL
problem, if it's.
Can you help me?
Many thanks.
Hi Max:
I'd like to take a look at the errors. CCC already suppresses errors that aren't important or indicative of a problem. If you're seeing errors, that probably means there is a real issue with the backup. Can you submit your logs to me for review? The easiest way to do this is from within CCC:
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- Click on the "Submit Logs" tab and review the information presented
- Click on the "Submit Logs" button
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Mike -
On attachment my last log.
I don't care a backup that will restore the machine completely, I just want to save my user's folder data so I think that the errors identified are minor. Am I wrong?Please do not publish the information in the log, if it is not really necessary.
Max-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: Mike Bombich [***@***]
Inviato: giovedì 2 agosto 2012 17:41
A: Orlandini, Max
Oggetto: CCC Support: Can I switch off extended attributes warning error when backup to network?**** PLEASE REPLY ABOVE THIS LINE ****
Hi Max:
Extended attributes are often "disposable" data, but if the extended attribute happens to be a resource fork, there's a good chance that it has important data.
I didn't get your log, can you try attaching that again? I made this discussion private, so now only you and I can see anything posted here.
Mike -
I'm sorry Mike, the mail was start without attachment...
Now I think it's better!Many thanks again for your always fast response.
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Inviato: giovedì 2 agosto 2012 18:58
A: Orlandini, Max
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Hi Max:
Those are resource forks that are getting lost, so in general, I deem them as being important enough to complain about, and there's no way to suppress the messages short of solving the problem that leads to them.
I've seen this pattern of errors before -- the remote filesystem is complaining when CCC tries to write extended attributes larger than 4KB. 4KB is the typical limit for most filesystems, though there is generally an exception for resource forks, because there is no limit for resource forks on HFS+. That doesn't mean every filesystem allows it, though, sometimes they just outright refuse to write them. I have even seen some filesystems that refuse to write Apple-specific extended attributes altogether (e.g. any attribute preceded with "com.apple").
There's also a chance that there is a bit of filesystem corruption on the destination that is leading to these errors, so the first thing I would suggest would be to delete those files from the destination volume, then try the backup task again. If the errors recur, I would conclude that the remote filesystem simply isn't going to support large extended attributes, resource forks, etc. If those four items are the only items affected, you could exclude them from the backup task, delete them (e.g. if you don't need them), or you could back up to a different destination (e.g. to a disk image on the network share).
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This is an outrage! There has long been a debate about whether the TEA Party movement is really an independent non-partisan affair or if it is simply an adjunct of the Republican Party. This is a complicated matter due to the spontaneous and decentralize nature of the phenomenon. In some communities it is more the former, and in some it is more the latter.
I think the trend has been toward the movement being co-opted by Republican centric (although not necessarily Establishment oriented) forces. And I think this largely has to do with those groups having the funding to provide higher level organizational structure to the local level.
This episode tends to confirm this trend although the message is decidedly mixed. Libertarian Alex Snitker is being allowed to speak, for example. Glenn Lord, who seems to be speaking for the group, is clearly imposing his own personal beliefs about the utility of third parties on the TEA Party as a whole. His e-mails attempting to justify the exclusion of DeCastro strike me as unprofessional. If there was a legit reason to deny him a speaking slot due to time, (Which I highly doubt. If they wanted to make time they could.) that would be one thing, but on what grounds is he also being denied a table? There isn't room for one more table? The reason from Lord's e-mails is clear. Lord doesn't want him to have one because Lord doesn't think third parties are useful.
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Brock Townsend on 22 Sep 2010 at 8:14 pm #
I agree.
Tacitus on 22 Sep 2010 at 9:03 pm #
It's far more useful for the Tea Party to bring the GOP to the right than it is for it to bring the CP to legitimacy, which is impossible. I don't understand your quixotic quest to promote third parties. While the country becomes more polarized, and more people express dislike with both parties, third parties have, paradoxically, performed even WORSE! Look at the voting record. The "wasted vote"'argument is, and will be, definitive.
Patroon on 22 Sep 2010 at 9:23 pm #
The "People's Tea Party? You've got to be kidding me?! Who's the one who need's legitimacy?
RedPhillips on 22 Sep 2010 at 10:08 pm #
Tacitus, I am not on a "quest" to do anything. I have what I think is a very nuanced and balanced view of the role of third parties in our current system as I outline here.
Briefly, the role of third parties in our current system is not to win but to punish unfaithful members of the major party closest to your view. But you can't cast a protest vote for a third party candidate to punish a major party candidate if the third parties don't exist. So someone has to do the thankless job of maintaining the third party, recruiting candidates, getting them on the ballot, etc. One could believe that reforming one of the major parties and working "within the system" is the long term strategy more likely to be effective and still understand the utility of third parties. By denouncing third parties outright you are taking away one of the potential vehicles for promoting reform from within.
Also, it is not a "wasted vote" if it is cast thoughtfully and strategically to bring about a desired end, such as punishing one of the major party nominees for their deviations.
RedPhillips on 22 Sep 2010 at 10:13 pm #
Besides, my main point was that Glenn Lord was excluding the CP candidate because HE thinks third parties are a bad idea. Well good for him if he does, but what Glenn Lord personally thinks shouldn't be definitive for the TEA Party as a whole which he supposedly represents.


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Nicholas and Jane Nam have a clear division of chores in their marriage. He makes the sushi, and she prepares the falafel.
The two run Falafel King — a hatbox of a restaurant in Emory Village. From the outside, you can recognize this tiny building by the towering, four-sided turret that caps it.
Once inside, you see a handful of tables and a dining ledge crammed into the maybe 400-square-foot space. The L-shaped counter in the back features sushi and Nicholas Nam on one side, falafel and Jane Nam on the other.
What shall it be? Sushi or falafel?
Well, read the competing nutritional analyses — framed and glass-covered posters — that dominate the walls. They both make their claims, though the falafel poster is a dry listing of calorie and protein counts, while the colorful sushi poster does a better sell job. "You will find sushi is the healthiest food in the world!" it promises. "Low in calories, high in nutrition & delicate in taste."
The Nams come from South Korea. They moved to the United States 10 years ago with their two young daughters and landed in New York, where they adopted English surnames. Nicholas got a job in his cousin's sushi bar and learned a marketable skill that he would take with him. They saved money and, after moving to Atlanta, had enough to buy their own restaurant. In early 2006, they purchased Falafel King from its previous owner, an Israeli. Why falafel? Did they have any experience with this Middle Eastern specialty. No ... not really. But they liked the restaurant's healthy focus as well as its steady stream of international students from Emory. The owner would teach Jane to make the falafel and have no problem with Nicholas carving out a space for sushi.
Nicholas Nam has his mini-counter well stocked with tuna, yellowtail, eel and even a few more challenging items like mackerel. Behind him, a hand-drawn chart dominates the wall, showing not only the various kinds of prepared sushi, but also the creatures it came from. With its fishes, crabs, eels and spiny sea urchins, this chart has the charming detail of a Richard Scarry children's book.
Still, that falafel looks good. Jane Nam rolls them in her palms and fries them in a wok set over a wide gas ring until they are as dark as mahogany. Beside the fryer is a huge tub of dried chickpeas that she reaches into every day to retrieve some to soak and grind, as she was taught.
Sure, she has subtly changed the recipe over they past few years. She adds more cilantro, jalapeño, parsley and garlic to her taste. She likes the finished product crunchy-crunchy on the outside, soft centered on the inside, and pungent.
Sushi or falafel: what's your pleasure?
The Nams wait patiently — he at his counter, she at hers — as customers look back and forth between the two side-by-side chalkboard menus.
Hmm. The basic falafel sandwich costs only $3.95, priced to fit just about any student's budget. But, then, an 8-piece California roll is the same price.
When the Nams first took over the shop, fewer than one in five customers went for sushi. Now, the divide is almost at parity. The restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner, and there's usually a wait for tables. The twin kitchens can be a little slower than, say, Wendy's because all the food is prepared to order. But that's what makes it satisfying.
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Tea_Time wrote: "Sorry to inform you of this Old MP, but a lot of American people don't care about the truth or facts."
OldMP writes: Tea Time you are absolutely correct and it is a sad state we find ourselves in when some Americans do not care about their Country.
Tea_Time wrote: "I think this speaks volumes on the mindset of the formulaic Obama supporter...truth, honesty, integrity mean absolutely nothing to them compared to societal perception."
OldMP writes: Again, you are absolutely correct. A large number of the residents, I refuse to call them Citizens, of our Nation are like "sheep" they can easily be driven in any direction the elite wants them to go and the sheep do not see the final destination.
Tea_Time wrote: "Can you really blame Obama though? In my opinion, the fault lies with the media. The media is supposed to be the watchdog of our elected leaders; they're the ones who are supposed to be questioning the President and the current administration when something seems out of the norm."
OldMP writes: Yes! I must blame Obama and all of the "elected elite" first and foremost. The destruction of our Nation is their idea and goal. The media are the elected elite's co-conspirators – some are totally committed to Obama and the elite, some are afraid to speak the truth and some are bought-and-paid-for. They are the propaganda machine – much like the Propaganda Ministry of the 1930s and 1940s in Germany. As you so wrote: "the President and his staff can mix blatant lies and half truths and the media gets right in lock-step with them."
While I agree with everything you say 100%, the fact is that we lost. We lost in the same way that the German people lost in 1936, and we are seeing the same progession here that they saw in Germany back then. We are in a lot of trouble, and most ardent supporters of this adminstration think this is how America should reform. The fact that it is impossible seem to elude them. Wealth can not be created out of thin air as they would claim. I am afraid that in our own lifetimes, we will see another civil war in America because the hatred between these views has become so great. It doesn't even matter who is right or wrong or who wins or loses, because this great country will be gone. It is unlikely that another like it will ever emerge again. 53% of Americans today seem to think that this is good thing. I see no way to recover from that in a democracy.
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Head to the south of Spain to explore cities and towns where modern life meshes seamlessly with history.
The small village of Torrox is hidden in Andalucia between the Sierra Tejeda and Sierra Almijara mountains, and boasts that it has the best year-round climate in Europe, according to the towns website. Both Torrox Pueblo and Costa offer a great combination of old traditional life and the opportunity to easily explore other areas of the region.
Torrox Pueblo is located high in the mountains, and the winding streets lined with white-washed houses line a city that is a hidden treasure in the region. with a rich Arabic and Spanish history, the town has plenty to see, such as the 16th century churches Iglesia de la Encarnacion and Iglesia de San Roque, which were both built on the sites former mosques.
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"There's candy cane ice cream, and they keep feeding it to me. I think they're trying to make me fat," said volunteer Savannah Poole.
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A SYDNEY barrister's victory in a margin-loan case has been overturned on appeal, after three Federal Court judges ruled that banks which lend for stockmarket investment have wide rights when prices fall.
The appeal bench held unanimously that Macquarie Bank's standard margin loan agreement gave it discretion to reduce the time for its clients to meet margin calls from three days to one.
This was partly due to the wording of the agreement and partly because one of its objects was ''the protection of the lender against a fall in the value of the securities purchased by the borrower'', the judges said.
Ross Goodridge brought the case after being given 24 hours in February 2009 to meet two margin calls totalling $190,201. He did not meet the calls and his entire holding of Macquarie Country Wide Trust units was sold for $647,121 over a week.
The calls were made by Leveraged Equities, a Bendigo and Adelaide Bank subsidiary that had bought most of Macquarie's margin loan business the previous month.
Mr Goodridge sued Macquarie and Leveraged Equities, claiming that his units were improperly sold at the bottom of the market and that Leveraged Equities had no power to make the calls or sell the units because its purchase of the loan business had not been validly executed. After last year winning back his units, Mr Goodridge was yesterday ordered to return them, pay the $58,572 balance on his margin loan and pay the costs of Macquarie and Leveraged Equities, which fielded separate legal teams.
Justice Margaret Stone agreed to his request for 14 days to apply for a stay of the orders if he seeks leave to appeal to the High Court.
While yesterday's decision is a comprehensive victory for the two lenders, the judges criticised the poor drafting of the loan agreement. Justice Stone said if the ''obscure and ambiguous'' contract ''had been competently drafted'', the case and the appeal might have been avoided. Justice Peter Jacobson, with whom Justice Ray Finkelstein agreed, said the agreement did not contain the ''clarity of language which ought to be expected from such a document''.
Last year's ruling was hailed as a potential precedent for others whose investments were sold by margin lenders during the global financial crisis, so yesterday's reasons will cheer the banking sector. The judges said Macquarie's margin loan agreement should be read in the context of its ''special'' purpose, which was not like the traditional relationship of banker and customer.
A clause on the bank's rights to make margin calls ''was one of a number of provisions … intended to give protection and assurance to the lender that the loan would be repaid in full despite the volatility and unpredictability of markets for listed securities'', they said.
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Maine: The Week in Review Blog Archive 2009
Poor Naked Wretches
Submitted by Al Diamon on Wed, 08/05/2009 - 11:22am.Naked Shakespeare has been cast out into the world, like King Lear into the wilderness. It's almost as if the Bard had known the fate of the group of now-homeless Portland actors when he wrote in that famous play, "Poor naked wretches, wheresoe'er you are,/That bide the pelting of this pitiless storm,/How shall your houseless heads and unfed sides,/Your loop'd and window'd raggedness, defend you/From seasons such as these."
A Piece About Cod
Submitted by Al Diamon on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 10:59am.Few things in life are more likely to incite violence than a greased cod.
Unhand that Mailbox
Submitted by Al Diamon on Thu, 07/23/2009 - 3:31pm.Otisfield is not the sort of community that lets a huge federal bureaucracy trample on its rights. Portland may fold whenever the feds show up. Bangor may bow down to Washington's authority. Even Lewiston has been known to grovel before the government. But in Otisfield, the spirit that made this country great still survives.
In a weirdly mutated form.
Don't swipe the rocks or the roses
Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 07/13/2009 - 11:47am.Maine is losing its stones.
I suppose that's about as far as I'm going to be allowed to take that joke, Down East's Web site being a family friendly venue that doesn't tolerate risqué allusions. I just want it noted that as a result of this dictatorial editorial policy, a lot of potential for off-color humor is going to be wasted.
Still, I'll persevere. I don't need to wallow in the gutter to be funny. Although, it's a lot easier.
Like Saturday night on the Sci-Fi Channel
Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 07/06/2009 - 10:43am.The question on every Mainer's mind this past week has been: Is there any chance the giant snake that's allegedly roaming around Rumford will eat the record number of mosquitoes that are about to hatch before the little buggers suck up every drop of blood in the state?
The answer appears to be: no.
Red Tide, Pink Gunk and Mystery Poop
Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 06/29/2009 - 11:05am.This is not one of those annoying, whiney postings complaining about how much it's rained in the past month. That's because I'm not one of those annoying, whiney people who can only see the gloomy side of the unending soggy weather. I'm the type of person willing to accept that there are definite advantages to the deluge.
Idiots Are Not an Endangered Species
Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 06/22/2009 - 10:17am.How can you tell an endangered Atlantic salmon from Paul Bruneau?
There are several methods, but one of the easiest is wine selection. Bruneau, whose current address is the Cumberland County Jail, prefers a nice white wine with his seafood. For the most part, salmon are teetotalers.
The Summer News Slump
Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 06/15/2009 - 9:10am.Each year at this time, the same thing happens.
With the impending arrival of summer, all news in the state of Maine officially comes to a halt. The Legislature goes home.
A sizable portion of the population goes on vacation.
Honoring the Little Stick from Strong
Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 06/08/2009 - 9:38am.Hellougghfuh. Jutha minuphth. Ahm ahmoth finithed pigging muh teef.
Sorry, what I meant to say was, "Hello. Just a minute. I'm almost finished picking my teeth."
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Submitted by Al Diamon on Mon, 06/01/2009 - 9:21am.I'm not saying the United States Postal Service is a right-wing organization. But it is opposed to left turns.
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Passing the HKC and Play Time Video!
If we're friends on facebook or twitter, you may already know that I passed my HKC this past weekend!
We had a great group of students and an awesome instructor, Dave Whitley, Master RKC!
He did a great job of breaking down the Kettlebell Swing, Turkish Get Up and Goblet Squat. I'm armed with some new tips to help my clients learn these 3 essential kettlebell exercises safely as well as some tips to help correct some common technique problems.
I got to see someone I played soccer with a million years ago in high school and meet someone I knew from blogging. Overall, what a great day!
Hubby and I were away from Connor on Saturday night for the first time. It was definitely weird being without him for so long, but he had a blast (as usual) with Grammy and Grampy and I'm making sure to spend a little extra time snuggling him this week.
Speaking of Connor and working out…he's been working on his own skills. Check out this video from play time last night.
Next up…RKC in April 2012!
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I saw mike's post about this on facebook. Congrats!!
Congrats mama! So proud of you!
I know this is going to sound awful, but I have actually NOT gotten on the kettlebell train yet! GASP! I hear miraculous wonderful things about them, but we have just not had the extra money to go out and buy a few. I think I will definitely invest in them post-baby. Congratulations on getting your certification though! And big, massive congratulations on looking so amazing only three months post-bebe! You are a HUGE inspiration to me!
Congrats!! That is fantastic news!! Good luck with your training for the RKC!! Nicole xx
Congrats!! What a great accomplishment! I hope to do something like this post-pregnancy…help get me back on the workout wagon!
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- adj. Of, relating to, or concerning duties or obligations: deontic logic.
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- adj. Pertaining to necessity, duty or obligation, or expressions conveying this.
Greek deon, deont-, obligation, necessity; see deontology.
(American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)From Ancient Greek δέον ("what is right"); compare deontology (Wiktionary)
"They include the kinds of relationship this enunciation entertains with particular paths (or "statements") by according them a truth value ("alethic" modalities of the necessary, the impossible, the possible, or the contingent), an epistemological value ("epistemic" modalities of the certain, the excluded, the plausible, or the questionable) or finally an ethical or legal value ("deontic" modalities of the obligatory, the forbidden, the permitted, or the optional)."
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Doctor Who is turning 50, this week, just in time for the adventuring Time Lord to save JFK while glibly reversing the polarity of the neutron flow.
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Dip a madeleine in tea.
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As Executive Vice President of Viacom Media Networks and leader of Scratch, a "creative SWAT team," Ross Martin operates at the nuanced nexus of marketing, branding, advertising and youth culture.
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1. You launder all of your clothes together -- you've long stopped separating colors. You find in the pockets as many hair ties, hair clips, and Rainbow Loom rubber bands as a lucky 49er on a good day prospecting for gold. You delight in each multicolored piece. Because you are...
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"This is what comptrolling is all about," remarks Comptroller Atkins, an occasional character from "The Simpsons."
What is it about though, really, for Eliot Spitzer?
Surely, Spitzer's recently announced campaign for the seemingly low-stakes office of New York City Comptroller is not meant to be...
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Jeff Selingo's new book, College Unbound: The Future of Higher Education and What It Means for Students (New Harvest, 2013), finds the editor at large for the Chronicle of Higher Education articulating the challenges to contemporary higher education.
Selingo suggests a field on the verge...
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Olivia Newton-John's sister succumbed to brain cancer one month after her diagnosis.
My father, Phil Schneiderman, is a seven-year survivor, and I've had years to remember. My father, I recall, once had the precise memory of a chess player.
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David Shields is a literary polymath. He's done (and done with) fiction, and has recently written an astounding series of collage-inflected texts including the recent How Literature Saved My Life (Knopf 2013). (See an earlier Huff Post review from Joel Drucker).
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Dear Dad,
OK, you are going to be alone with your daughters. Without your fantastic wife, their mother, for nine days.
Nine days.
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I haven't watched any videos of the chaos at the Boston Marathon.
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My name is Davis Schneiderman, and I am a screen addict.
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This open letter to you, Kelly, is a deliberately non-Hallmark message.
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When faced with unlimited choice, do we choose what we know?
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While a large segment of pundits, wonks, and beltway insiders stand ready to put the final nails in the coffin of the Mitt Romney campaign for president of the United States (The epitaph: "He would have been supremely mediocre!"), the three upcoming presidential debates may be "Miracle Mitt's" best chance...
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BAKERSFIELD - County officials said construction of a new Information Technology Services building is crucial to the safety of residents. That's because the county's current facility is outdated and in a flood plain.
What the county wants to do is build the center at a higher elevation in case of a flood, but right now they're over budget.
When you look at the ITS building, all you see are blinking lights and computer screens in an empty room. But, this is what officials say holds the county together.
"Information Technology Services is the centralized computer operation for the county. We support a number of major mission critical systems," said Bill Fawns, Director of Kern County's Information Technology Services.
This includes court databases, the tax system, and the county's e-mail and phone services.
"If something were to happen to make that equipment inoperable, the impact on county operations would be significant," said Jeff Frapwell, Assistant County Administrative Officer.
County officials want to relocate cyber central to a safer location, moving the services from downtown at 1215 Truxtun Avenue to a new building at the intersection of Panorama Drive and Mount Vernon Avenue.
"Ideally we'd like to see a new structure in a more survivable location," said Fawns.
The county moved into the basement in the 1970s. County officials said it was an ideal location at first, but proved in the last five years to be a concern. County officials say if the Lake Isabella dam were to break it would flood, and it's not up to current earthquake codes.
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Stanley H. Kaplan was a businessman and teacher who carved out a lucrative niche in the world of for-profit education and made test-preparation classes a rite of passage for students across America. He died Aug. 23, 2009, at 90.
Propelled by his students' success on the SAT and other standardized exams -- and by the enormous growth in standardized testing -- Mr. Kaplan transformed the Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Center from a tiny tutoring operation in his basement in Brooklyn in the late 1930s into a nationwide test-preparation company. Along the way he successfully challenged the College Board's denials that coaching could significantly improve student scores and convinced the Federal Trade Commission that his claims of helping students were valid.
By November 1984, when Mr. Kaplan, then 65, sold his business to the Washington Post Company for $45 million, it had more than 120 teaching centers and nearly 100,000 students. Today, Kaplan Inc. is a diversified education company and the Post Company's largest business, recording $2.3 billion in revenue last year.
Mr. Kaplan did not start out with a strategic plan to build a business. He began by preparing students for the New York State Regents exams. But when a student showed up in 1946 asking for help on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (as the SAT was then called), he saw an opportunity. And when students later sought his help on medical school exams, he signed them on, too.
Despite his growing success, Mr. Kaplan faced resistance from the College Board, which continued to assert that gains from test-preparation courses were minimal. Opposition was so strong, Mr. Kaplan recalled, that some students felt a need to register under false names, like Jane Doe and Albert Einstein.
In Philadelphia, the University of Pennsylvania student newspaper refused to run his advertisements, and the university denied his requests to hang posters and rent rooms for his courses. He called the opposition "elitist" and distributed T-shirts on campus. Students flocked to his classes.
Competition grew, but Kaplan remained the giant. By 1979, he had 84 locations with 30,000 students a year and was charging $275 for a 10-week course that met once a week. He received invitations to help poor test-takers, many of them athletes and underprivileged minority students.
After he sold his business in 1984, he remained involved in it, staying on as chief executive until 1992 and as chairman until 1994. But he and his wife, the former Rita Joan Gwirtzman, also set up a foundation to focus on education, health, the arts and Jewish causes as they became increasingly involved in philanthropy. Their names are now visible in Manhattan on the Rita and Stanley H. Kaplan Cancer Center at the New York University Medical Center and at the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse at the Samuel B. and David Rose Building at Lincoln Center. Mr. Kaplan also helped raise money for his alma mater, City College of the City University of New York.
The son of Jewish immigrants from what are now Belarus and Latvia who did not attend college -- his father ran a plumbing business, and his mother helped out -- he grew up in a household that valued education.
Although he graduated Phi Beta Kappa and second in his class at City College in 1939, he was unable to get into medical school. "I was Jewish, and I attended a public college," he wrote in his autobiography. "I had a double whammy against me."
That experience made him a champion of standardized tests when others attacked them. If there had been a medical school admissions test, he said, he could have shown the medical schools that he was the equal of students from private universities.
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A memoir by STANLEY H. KAPLAN, who turned a modest Brooklyn basement tutoring business into a multimillion-dollar enterprise, does its part to keep the College Board on the defensive. In ''Test Pilot'' (Simon & Schuster), written with ANNE FARRIS, Mr. Kaplan portrays himself less as a shrewd businessman than as a David trying to level the playing field against the Goliath of the testing service. So long as college admission tests exist, and matter so much, Mr. Kaplan argues, then let students p...
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In 1994, when Alan B. Siskind stepped inside the shell of the former Con Ed substation at 2020 Coney Island Avenue and Quentin Road in Brooklyn, the only natural light came through the open front door. ''One needed a lot of imagination to see what could be done,'' said Dr. Siskind, executive vice president of the Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, which bought the property from a private owner for $1.9 million in March 1994.
September 13, 1998, SundayCHRONICLE
Breathes there a college or graduate-school applicant, past or present, who does not know the name of STANLEY KAPLAN? As the founder of the Kaplan Education Centers, he is the man who started tutoring programs for students preparing for the Scholastic Aptitude Test (now called the Scholastic Assessment Test) and 30 other entrance exams. Mr. Kaplan, who sold the business to the Washington Post Company in 1984, is now stepping down as chairman after 56 years in business.
November 10, 1994, ThursdayAttention to Minorities
To the Editor: Ernest Boyer, who has had a longstanding concern about the usefulness of the S.A.T.'s, and Fred Hargadon of the College Board, whose organization sponsors them, cross swords with distinction in the S.A.T. ''debate.'' As the head of an organization that has prepared over one million students to take standardized tests for both undergraduate and graduate schools, I have concluded that there is no substitute for a uniform nationwide test.
November 24, 1986, MondayKaplan Course Founder To Remain at the Helm
This week's agreement to sell the New York-based Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Centers to the Washington Post Company does not end the teaching career of the concern's founder, Stanley H. Kaplan. The 65-year-old Mr. Kaplan, who has been tutoring students since he was in grade school, plans to continue at the helm for several more years. He said he decided to sell his company to the Washington Post in order to finance expansion overseas and into new study areas.
November 23, 1984, FridayWASHINGTON POST TO BUY TUTORING CENTERS CHAIN
The Washington Post Company announced yesterday that it had agreed in principle to acquire the privately held Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Centers from the owners, Stanley H. Kaplan and members of his family. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Kaplan will become a subsidiary of the Washington Post Company and retain its current management. The New York City-based company, which is the largest in its field, operates more than 120 permanent and many temporary educatio...
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These Abc Sea poems are examples of Abc poems about Sea. These are the best examples of Abc Sea poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
A_Abalone by the sea floats to shore then adored B_Bonnets of the world put my heart in a furl not bored C_Conch alive how their song can jive D_Dove Shell rings my bell not like bee hive E_Egg Shell poached with the quail F_Flamingo Tongue_Cyphoma Gibbosum lives by Opposum Dale G_Goblet of gold stories of you many which are untold H_Helmet of the sea seahorses shield from Stingrays stinging bee hold I_Irish Baking Dish let's fix those Tuna Fish J_Janthina what a shell purple with great knish K_K Shell not from the sea but part of space nearest nuclei L_Limpet shell star colored like stars in the universe that fly M_Money Cowrie_Cypraea moneta_once used for money N_Nutmeg Shell_Cancellaria Reticulata it's articulata, honey O_Ostrich Foot Sea Shell looking like a spiraling universe P_ Purple Turritella spiraling like universe in color submerse Q_Quest on seeking shells, name it quit or quint and be different R_Red Moon Sea Shell similar to the clam but red color current S_Starfish decorates earth's seas T_Tiger Moon those cat's stripes I see U_Umbilical Egg Cowrice with your spots V_Veluntina with your pink hew but not dots W_Whelk definitely not a woods roaming Elk X_Xenophoridae shells so varied not spelk Y_Yellow Helmet exotic shell Z_Zesty be one's hunt and name a shell Zell... Shells by the sea shore, fun to find and collect galore Can you name them all now or do you need to learn more? Sponsor: Cyndi MacMillan Contest:Z is for Zaria: An ABC Couplet **I am a nearly seventy year old mother, grandmother, and great grandmother..I enjoy going to the seashore for vacation..I have always enjoyed picking up seashells and wondered if they all had names..Well, there are over 15,000 different kind of sea creatures that live in those shells and some have not been named.. Finis' You've got to be kidding
I'm a sea captain! Don't need a microphone ! I watched you take a back spin With the skills I've honed You pre picked your pansy pearl Thought I didn't know it? You presented your gargantuan giggly girl But didn't expect the Floating Poet To the fart scoundrel of snoot port Who saw the need was dire Had the art counsel of Beaufort Promise 2nd and 3rd to out of town liars (along with money and nice hotel rooms) It was a nice thing you did for her The unethical proposition She was the winner the judges concur But it was a liars competition these are the last words you'll hear From me there's no protest But I'd like to see appear An honest liars contest Since it had nothing to do with luck Let these words forever harass cause I think you all suck and you can take this cheap kazoo you gave me and shove it up your................
I want to dip my hands in the sky and watch the stars fall down and cry I want to walk out into the ocean and lay my troublesome head down into the murky depths There are hidden meanings in the words I speak A hidden sadness in every look i convey towards you but you don't see behind your wall of smoke and mirrors it's just to much for you to comprehend I love you but I'm falling apart behind all the closed doors you don't see when your away from me. I need to run to the farthest city out of reach take my hand and follow me I need a new scenery to change this broken reverie Leaving behind the wasted years all spent on my knees gasping for the air I try so hard to breathe.And even when I've hit the floor I still see my weeping dreams shatter across the screen of this empty cinema inside my head. I want to pull you in but taking you down with me is not a option I'll never leave even when you scream and show me towards the door because now I love you and I need so much more I have to grab the hand your reaching out towards me but in order to stand by you I would need to walk across a million miles of broken glass I have to break crashing through the surface of this drowning sea I have been under so long born again and the only one that could have ever saved me was you.
A bird cascades during every Fall gambling hopeful idle journeys knowing long migrations navigating over peacefully quiet reddened sunsets towering under very windy xanadu yawning zest..
Sailing thru those unsteady waves, Tidal of strength running every veins, Far waiting,she, confronting those rain, Safe and sound for him that's not in vain. An anchor's heart,a melody start, An eagerly love,a somerset kiss, A seaman's passion,a strong heart, A man's true vow,an infinity bliss. And these are his sayings, " Wait for my coming back,my darling ", " For I fought those rough waves in seven seas ", " When I'm done,I'll bring your eternity ring". She will....she will...
Her look begged a thousand begs, Such that i could not reach Her as she trawled the stoney beach, For ragged drowned things, Such that i could not hear Her cold water screech.
Take your hand and put it out forward, Than swing out out to the side, c'mon don't be a coward. This is fun, now swing your hips from side to side, Remember all the times you couldnt express yourself and you cried. But now your can swing your legs and feet any way you want, Look for that new move that you looked for your whole life like a hunt. Grab someone by the hand and let them join you in that awesome moment, I promise you, you will love this feeling you are about to feel. Turn up the music and dance your heart out, Move to the beat and go wild and feel like your out of sight. This is your moment, don't let anyone take that away for you, This is not happening too slow and i tell you that that's the truth. Put some head phones on and go to your own world of greatness, Bust a move like you never did before, I promise it's harmless. Make your heart feel what I am feling right now and take my hand, I promise that I will make you smile and scream with joy and stand.
ABC-THE OCEAN'S ALLURING COLOR The ocean's alluring color may appear to be aqua or blue; it changes with the density of light, and all its dazzling beauty it can endue to make an amazing sight! ACROSTIC--HOW BEAUTIFUL! Hurtle as agile seagulls do Over its rageful waves glide Westward purple clouds meet a dawning sun Beware of the furious wind when it howls Eeastward the sloggish moon approches Another night filled with mysterious sounds Utter nothing to yourself, move forward Trees hide owls with their scary coos Inside the moon's sphere many faces appear Funny how they look staring at the bright ocean Urging it to turn dark, so they can easily rule Long enough to captivate the human mind! CLASSIC ALLITERATION-CREATION OF THE OCEAN Once the ocean was a huge valley, then God made it rain...it wasn't folly; for countless days and nights it came down as it was filled to capacity an early dawn. But there's was something missing, and God thought, " Beautiful fishes I will place into it: from big to small to give it life everlasting." So that divine thought gave the Earth another aspect!
The prickly pear cactus is frozen And the plant has toppled over As the temperature rises, clouds cover And the plant thaws will it spring approval In the spring will it be a trooper With the instinct for survival all over (This was the morning that Cody had phone calls at three AM and he didn't wake up to answer them and I finally just got up. No excuse. I should have checked my work. Sara)
Staring down at the blue water Smell the salt air The climb to the top was almost too much to bare Closing your eyes remembering wading in the freezing water Wondering if this was the end of your life Arms extending as your heart takes flight Feeling your feet about to slip But in his arms you will never slip Your weight shifts as your heart begins to pound Now you remember the fall You remember the wind sweeping past your face As no sound could escape your lungs. Accept the fall. Knowing his arms were not strong enough to keep you from the waters below The nights spent crying as you felt your heart dying Cold water froze a beating heart In an instant warmth wraps around you Strength pulls you in As words whisper so softly you swear it was the wind Beautiful darling, you can only fall towards me Eyes widen to find the deep cold sea As far down as it ever could be You lean into him, feeling the warmth of the sun above Enjoying every moment, every smile, and every second look For the first time in a long time You no longer fear the sea below You no longer wait for the pain For the day may come where you are freezing in the waters But after a climb unlike the rest Your lungs will fill with the warmest breath And a love that will be your best


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In order to improve the radio frequency (RF) link gain of opto-RF links, we have designed, fabricated, and characterized a bipolar cascade laser (BCL). It includes two active regions and one highly doped backward-biased tunnel junction. In order to study the intrinsic properties, we have etched a 18-μm-wide deep-ridge. Comparing the result with a similar structure that does not recycle the carriers, we found an increase by a factor of two of the internal quantum efficiency. The same structure was etched into a 2.5-μm-wide shallow ridge laser. We demonstrate a single-transverse-mode edge-emitter 1.55-μm BCL with enhanced external efficiency, paving the way to short term opto-RF system characteristics improvement.
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