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THE FROME Town resurgence continued last night as Adrian Foster's men claimed the scalp of promotion-chasing Bideford to notch up a fourth league victory in five matches.
Both sides started brightly and the first chance arrived in the 11th minute as a Ben Wood throw-in caused problems in the the Bideford box, allowing Ricky Hulbert to hit a speculative overhead kick that just whistled past the far post.
Immediately afterwards, a sweeping Bideford attack allowed Craig Duff to advance clean through on goal but he pulled his shot wide from 18 yards when he seemed certain to score, or at the very least bring a save from Darren Chitty.
Controversy erupted in the 16th minute as Matt Smith overreached for a ball and caught Sean Downing with a late challenge that provoked a minor melee and a yellow card for the Frome midfielder.
Meanwhile, the hosts' Kris Miller was also quickly on the receiving end of a yellow as Downing was once again on the end of a late challenge.
Duff should really have put Bideford ahead in the 21st minute as he managed to head over the bar from an unmarked position ten yards out, and at this stage, the visitors were in the driving seat and Frome were having to work hard to stay on level terms.
Bideford's Ian Sampson was fortunate to stay on the pitch in the 28th minute as he clattered Wood as he looked to push the ball past him, provoking another melee, and bookings for for Sampson and Steve Orchard.
Despite the rising count of yellow cards, this was still a good clean, open game and as the half wore on Frome came back into it and Miller did well to get on the end of a Smith cross and square the ball invitingly back across the goal line.
An even start to the second half led to a great block tackle by Tim Stephenson to deny Bideford and then the first real chance of the half saw the visitors' Graham Mercieca evade two challenges and advance on goal, but once again the strike was well wide of the target.
Frome's opening goal arrived in the 61st minute as a great run from Ben Thomson saw him power past two central defenders and push the ball past goalkeeper Steve Oliver, only to be taken down by the keeper's despairing lunge.
Miller stepped up to take the penalty and coolly sent Oliver the wrong way to give Frome a 1-0 lead.
At this stage, it was still all to play for and both sides had chances, with Bideford's Rob Farkin glancing a header wide and both Smith and Wood bringing saves from Oliver at the other end.
However, it was Foster's men who got the next goal in the 72nd minute as a long Wood throw landed in the Bideford area and central defender Rhys Baggridge controlled it, span and shot firmly into the far corner from ten yards out.
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Multinational banking in China after WTO accession: a survey
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Residents of a Sussex village were in a stand-off with travellers in an attempt to stop them entering a popular field.
Eleven caravans are now on Nepcote Field in Findon after they moved onto the site about an hour ago.
Angry residents managed to stop more vehicles entering the field, but were not able to contain the initial group.
One man who was involved in the stand-off said: "We got out there to block the roads and make sure no more vehicles could get by.
"They must've broken the barrier last night in preparation to move on there today.
"We had the same problem last year and they caused absolute devastation.
"The mess they left was unbelievable - rubbish, excrement, the lot.
"It took 60 of us to clear up what they left behind.
"The community is pretty upset at the moment as you can imagine."
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Childrens Hospital Los Angeles
Researcher Earns Competitive Grants for Work in Neural Tumors
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Shahab Asgharzadeh, MD, a physician-scientist in the Cancer Program at The Saban Research Institute of Children's Hospital Los Angeles, has received two competitive grants to continue his research aimed at finding gene-based treatment solutions for two deadly pediatric cancers that originate in the nervous system. Dr. Asgharzadeh's investigations are focused on medulloblastoma, a highly malignant brain tumor occurring in childhood, as well as neuroblastoma, which develops from nerve tissue outside the brain and is the most common cancer in infants. "If we can develop improved methods of risk assessment and treatment planning, we can give children a better chance of survival and long-term quality of life," he said.


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An official of West Germany's Jewish community yesterday disputed a Bonn rabbi's pessimistic estimate of the future of Jews in that country. Dr. Hendryk Van Damm, general-secretary of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency that Dr. Bernard Farkas, rabbi of Bonn and Aachen, erred when he said that there were only 26,000 Jews left In Germany, more than half of whom are past 50 years of age.
Dr. Farkas voiced his views in a report to the biennial convention of the World Council of Synagogues in London yesterday. Dr. Van Damm was attending the Conference of Jewish Organizations here. He said that "the average age of Jews in Germany during the last 10 years remains constant -under 46." He said that there were 27,000 Jews affiliated with various communities in West Germany but there were others who were not affiliated but remained Jews and therefore must be counted as such. Dr. Van Damm said that Dr. Farkas had come to West Germany from Czechoslovakia a few years ago and was not a member of the presidium of the Union of Rabbis of the West German Federal Republic.


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Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 Contain:
- Microsoft Access
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On devices running under Windows 8, the application can deliver the best experience possible, Microsoft notes. Some of the main features the new Office 2013 delivers on Windows 8 include:
Touch everywhere. Office responds to touch as naturally as it does to keyboard and mouse. Swipe your finger across the screen or pinch and zoom to read your documents and presentations. Author new content and access features with the touch of a finger.
Inking. Use a stylus to create content, take notes and access features. Handwrite email responses and convert them automatically to text. Use your stylus as a laser pointer when presenting. Color your content and erase your mistakes with ease.
Moreover, the application was conceived so that it would provide users with a great experience on touch devices that run under Windows 8.
On top of that, the new Office 2013 was designed to be more social, and comes with support for new scenarios related to reading, note-taking, meetings and communications.
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The Rutland Halloween Parade: Where Marvel and DC First Collided
This Saturday October 30, Rutland, Vermont will host its 51st Annual Halloween Parade. The attraction is the largest and longest-running Halloween parade in the United States — and it owes its birth to comic books. The parade got off its feet thanks to Tom Fagan, a local reporter and super-fan of comics. With each year that he ran the parade, more comic creators got involved, creating an ahead-of-its-time cosplay showcase that eventually made its way to the pages of Marvel, DC and beyond. In fact, Rutland holds the distinction for inspiring the first crossover ever between Marvel and DC Comics.
ComicsAlliance spoke with legendary comics scribe Steve Englehart — one of the architects of that landmark crossover and the man who wrote more Rutland stories than anyone — as well as with parade organizers to learn about the complete comic book history of Rutland's Halloween Parade.
Following the first Rutland Halloween Parade's lackluster showing in 1959, a motivated Tom Fagan went to Rutland's Recreation Department, where — as he later remarked to Alter Ego magazine — communicated, "We should have a theme for this. Because it's Halloween and these are creatures of the night, you should have Batman as parade marshal to lead off the parade."
Fagan was allowed to shape the parade in his vision, starting in 1960 with a Batman float. Soon, as Fagan recalled, "I wrote letters to Detective Comics saying Batman was now the leader of the Rutland Halloween Parade and we were establishing a tradition."
Alter Ego
It wasn't long before Fagan's correspondence as a fan turned into an even friendlier relationship with the creators of his favorite comics, much to the benefit of the parade. "As a long-time contributor to comic book fanzines, Fagan began to form relationships with several staff writers at DC Comics in New York City, ultimately inviting them up to Rutland to join in with the festivities," said Dom Cioffi, Marketing/Outreach of Rutland's PEGTV.
After visiting the parade, comic book writer Roy Thomas was inspired to set a story there. In Avengers #83, "Come On In, …The Revolution's Fine!" (Dec. 1970), Tom Fagan — dressed as Nightwing of The Defenders — invites the Avengers to be his guests of honor at the 11th Annual Parade. The parade is attacked by the Masters of Evil, who hijack Fagan's float. The fight turns into a three-way battle when the Lady Liberators enter the fray. The issue was not only set at the parade, but also featured appearances from Roy Thomas himself, along with wife, Jeannie.
The next year in Batman #237, "Night of the Reaper!" (Dec. 1971), creators Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams were inspired to craft a story set at Rutland. In the tale, a vendetta between a concentration camp survivor and a fugitive Nazi plays out in the backdrop of the Halloween parade. Batman and Robin try to stop the violent bloodshed that ensues, as innocent revelers dressed up like the Caped Crusader and the Boy Wonder get caught in the middle. Dick Grayson attends the parade with his friends — comic book creators Alan Weiss, Bernie Wrightson and Gerry Conway. Batman's fight spills into Tom Fagan's mansion, where Denny O'Neil, Len Wein and Mark Hanerfeld are in attendance.
As more comic book creators ventured north, their stories about the parade grew grander. Englehart explained: "[Tom Fagan was] just a real friendly guy… [and] areal friend to everybody. He could get you caught up in his enthusiasms and share yours… Denny and Neal [said] 'this is a cool evening' and they drew that story, wrote that story and made it look like a cool evening. So next year it's like 'let's just go.'"
Along with Len Wein and Gerry Conway, Englehart made comic book history by writing the first Marvel/DC crossover (albeit unofficially) by setting it at the Rutland Halloween Parade.
In Englehart's Amazing Adventures #16, "…And the Juggernaut Will Get You… If You Don't Watch Out!" (Jan. 1973) Gerry Conway, Steve Englehart and Len & Glynnis Wein come across Hank McCoy a.k.a. the Beast, on their way to the Rutland Parade. The blue-furred mutant finally gets to town, just in time to stop a rampaging Juggernaut, who has lost control of his powers. He attempts to steal Englehart's car but in intercepted by Beast, and disappears into the woods.
Then in Len Wein's Justice League of America #103, "A Stranger Walks among Us!" (Dec. 1972) the four comic creators make their way to the mansion of Tom Fagan, who is sporting his best Batman costume. The Phantom Stranger leads the Justice League to Rutland, on the suspicion that Felix Faust is attempting to take advantage of a weaker dimensional state and summon ghosts to our reality.
The JLA meet up with Tom, who asks them to ride in the parade. While waving to the crowd, Faust's plan kicks into effect, and the JLA must contend with a town full of citizens gaining the powers of their costumed characters, including Glynnis Wein, who turns into Supergirl. Len, Steve and Gerry go after Glynnis, while the Phantom Stranger intervenes to save the League. With his plan foiled, Faust escapes town — by stealing Englehart's car.
Finally in Gerry Conway's The Mighty Thor #207, "Firesword!" (Jan. 1973), Tom Fagan has switched into into an authentic-looking Nighthawk costume, but has fallen under the mind control of Loki, who is summoning Absorbing Man to destroy the town. Thor, Sif and Hildegard intervene to defeat Absorbing Man and Loki, blinding the trickster god in the process. Loki hears the Faust-driven stolen car of Steve Englehart and rushes after it, but his blind state leads him right off a cliff. Len, Steve and Gerry locate the missing (and now human again) Glynnis, who doesn't quite remember what just happened.
Meanwhile, comic fans had their mind blown after reading the very first DC/Marvel crossover. For Englehart, Wein, and Conway it was the chance to try something new. As Englehart told ComicsAlliance, "I guess the first year, the comic book guys were just a handful amongst the revelers, but the second year there were a whole bunch of comic book people who thought it would be a good idea to go to Vermont for Halloween. Len Wein, Gerry Conway were up there with me, Glynnis Wein was up there — Gerry and Len and I got sitting around talking about the whole Rutland thing and we figured Denny had done an interesting story and we wondered could we do something interesting with it, and somehow out of that came the crossover."
Most amazingly to Englehart, the crossover idea had modest, yet imaginative motivations. As he elaborated: "The idea of doing a crossover between Marvel and DC, I'm not sure anything like that had been done before, but it certainly seemed like a radical concept and we knew that we had to be subtle (laughs) and each story had to stand on its own, but we really worked it out. It's really worthwhile to read those stories back to back to back — It didn't matter to us that one was at DC and two were at Marvel — I think it was us being creative, thinking what would be really cool to do and the spark of all that was the Rutland parade which was really cool and it deserved something cool."
In addition to the parades, the comic-friendly after-parties were another legendary component of the Rutland Halloween experience. Dom Cioffi from Rutland admitted: "Ironically, the earliest parades were known more for the late night parties than for the actual downtown processions. Fagan's friends, both local and from out of town, went to great lengths to build interesting floats and highly involved costumes, but the after-hours parties are where most of the 'trickery' occurred."
As one of the costumed revelers, Englehart has vivid memories of the parties, which took place in an old mansion: "It's not all that unusual today if you go to a comic book convention today, you're going to see a lot of people in costume. But in the early '70s, that was not a common situation. And even at conventions, [they] were a lot more button-down. So on Halloween night, well after midnight, walking around this mansion in Lovecraftian Vermont and seeing Dracula and the Hulk and Wonder Woman walking around. t was a unique situation and on Fagan's end, handled extremely well."
In addition to the parade, the weekend will be filled with activities including: the Hathaway Farm corn maze, Deadnberry Mortuary haunted tour, Fright Nights at The Wilson Castle, the Bones Brothers Band, Holiday screenings, Campus Trick-or-Treating, Pumpkins in the Park, the "Running Scared 5K" road race, and more.
Special thanks to Cindi Wight, Rutland Recreation Director, Dom Cioffi of PEGTV Marketing/Outreach, Marcy Galligan and Steve Englehart. Englehart's two novels 'The Point Man' and 'The Long Man' are available from Tor Books. For more information, check out SteveEnglehart.com.
Photographs by Al Bradford. Reprinted from "Hi, I'm Your Host, Tom Fagan!" by Roy Thomas in Alter Ego: The Comic Artists Collection from TwoMorrows Publishing (March 2001).
All comic images courtesy of Royal Barnard and The Mountain Times, Killington, VT


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(CBS/AP) SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. - San Bernardino County authorities say a cold-case investigation has determined that remains found in 1969 in a shallow grave near Wrightwood are those of Elizabeth Ernstein, a teenage girl whose disappearance had been a mystery for 44 years.
A coroner's press release says the remains were identified as those of 14-year-old Ernstein, who was last seen on March 19, 1968, a block from her Mentone home as she returned from school.
Sheriff's personal and volunteers searched unsucessfully for months.
Earlier this year, DNA samples were obtained from Elizabeth's sister and brother, and last month were matched to the remains, which had been exhumed for testing in 2011.
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A Steep Decline in the Trade Deficit
WASHINGTON, D.C.: In its best showing in nearly two years, the monthly U.S. trade deficit dropped 13.5 percent in November to $7.06 billion. The deficit with Japan dropped to $4.13 billion, the lowest level since May 1993. U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor credited the drop to continuing Administration efforts to break down trade barriers in Japan's auto industry. "Our exports to Japan are increasing at four times the rate of imports," Kantor said. The deficit has been shrinking steadily since it hit a record $11.39 billion last June. It's good news for a Clinton Administration beset by attacks on U.S. trade policy from Pat Buchanan and other Republican candidates. Still, there was some bad news for the President. The 1995 trade deficit is expected to be the highest to date: $165 billion.


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but a project called "soapUI" announced a 1.6beta1 release today. I installed it, and it is not only a joy to use, but it handled the unicode input flawlessly. It's a Java app, and considering what an utter chore it is to get Java doing SOAP properly, the 1-click install was fantastic.
I'm not ready to turn in Ruby for my regression tests, but having an excellent Java SOAP client at hand is a great relief as these SOAP functions (and their users) become more sophisticated.
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Bradley Wiggins became the first British rider to win the Tour de France as compatriot Mark Cavendish claimed a fourth consecutive final-stage victory.
Wiggins, finished in the chasing peloton in yesterday's final stage around the streets of Paris with a winning margin of three minutes and 21 seconds.
Fellow Brit and Team Sky team-mate Chris Froome consolidated second place with Italy's Vincenzo Nibali third.


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In grammar, the voice (also called diathesis) of a verb describes the relationship between the action (or state) that the verb expresses and the participants identified by its arguments (subject, object, etc.). When the subject is the agent or doer of the action, the verb is in the active voice. When the subject is the patient, target or undergoer of the action, it is said to be in the passive voice.
For example, in the sentence:
- The cat ate the mouse.
the verb "ate" is in the active voice, but in the sentence:
- The mouse was eaten by the cat.
the verbal phrase "was eaten" is passive.
- The hunter killed the bear.
the verb "killed" is in the active voice, and the doer of the action is the "hunter". To make this passive:
- The bear was killed by the hunter.
the verbal phrase "was killed" is followed by the word "by" and then by the doer "hunter".
In a transformation from an active-voice clause to an equivalent passive-voice construction, the subject and the direct object switch grammatical roles. The direct object gets promoted to subject, and the subject demoted to an (optional) complement. In the examples above, the mouse serves as the direct object in the active-voice version, but becomes the subject in the passive version. The subject of the active-voice version, the cat, becomes part of a prepositional phrase in the passive version of the sentence, and could be left out entirely.
The active voice is the most commonly used in many languages and represents the "normal" case in which the subject of the verb is the agent. An easy way to find out if a verb is active, is to ask the question: "who or what is being ______" fill in the blank with the verb in the sentence. Do not change any words in this helper though because it will get you the wrong answer if you change anything.
The passive voice is employed in a clause whose subject expresses the theme or patient of the verb. That is, it undergoes an action or has its state changed.
The Spanish language and the English language use a periphrasticpassive voice; that is, it is not a single word form, but rather a construction making use of other word forms. Specifically, it is made up of a form of theauxiliary verbto be and a past participle of the main verb. In other languages, such as Latin, the passive voice is simply marked on the verb by inflection: librum legit "He reads the book"; liber legitur "The book is read".
Some languages (such as Bangla, Tamil, Sanskrit, Icelandic and Ancient Greek) have a middle voice. This is a set of inflections or constructions which is to some extent different from both the active and passive voices. The middle voice is said to be in the middle between the active and the passive voices because the subject often cannot be categorized as either agent or patient but may have elements of both. For example it may express what would be an intransitive verb in English. For example, in The casserole cooked in the oven, cooked is syntactically active but semantically passive. In Classical Greek, the middle voice often has a reflexive sense: the subject acts on or for itself, such as "The boy washes himself", or "The boy washes". It can be transitive or intransitive. It can occasionally be used in a causative sense, such as "The father causes his son to be set free", or "The father ransoms his son".
Many deponent verbs in Latin are survivals of the Proto-Indo-European middle voice; many of these in turn have survived as obligatory pseudo-reflexive verbs (i.e., verbs that have a reflexive construction, but are not translated into English using a reflexive ) in the Romance languages such as French and Spanish.
Some languages have even more grammatical voices. For example, Classic Mongolian features five voices: active, passive, causative, reciprocal, and cooperative.
The antipassive voice deletes or demotes the object of transitive verbs, and promotes the actor to an intransitive subject. This voice is very common among ergative–absolutive languages (which may feature passive voices as well), but rare among nominative–accusative languages.
There are also constructions in some languages that appear to change the valence of a verb, but in fact do not. So called hierarchical or inversion languages are of this sort. Their agreement system will be sensitive to an external person or animacy hierarchy (or a combination of both): 1 > 2 > 3 or Anim > Inan and so forth. E.g., in Meskwaki (an Algonquian language), verbs inflect for both subject and object, but agreement markers do not have inherent values for these. Rather, a third ma
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Package Details: pacman-cage 2.9.9-7
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|Package Base:
|Creates a loopbacked filesystem to give better response times when using pacman
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swiftgeek commented on 2015-01-04 23:20
sync will kill `pacman-db-upgrade` performance, run:
Det commented on 2014-09-15 16:04
Uploaded without the duplicated checksums.
It also removed the out-of-date flag from June, whatever that was for.
SanskritFritz commented on 2014-08-27 18:48
It doesn't replace the files. Is replaces the folder the files are in. There is always a risk while doing such a thing, but it's minor, many of us use this package for years now. When there is a problem, like the loop filesystem doesn't get mounted, pacman just gives an error, no harm is done. Oh and one more thing: you do backups do you?
hzy199411 commented on 2014-08-27 17:18
is there any risk using this loop filesystem to replace default pacman db files?
Det commented on 2013-05-27 23:10
Because it's sort of like using "sleep 1" in the beginning of the package().
luolimao commented on 2013-05-27 20:09
Yeah, but why does it matter that larger sums are used? The time difference isn't significant.
Det commented on 2013-05-27 05:04
Are you still alive?
Det commented on 2013-04-23 21:24
Lol. As it seems like I had the old version of the PKGBUILD in Chrome's cache: nowhere.
But the checksums are still duplicated, and they're both unnecessarily large. Even with SHA-1 the best collision attack thus far is estimated with a complexity of 2^61: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHA-1#Attacks
That's 2.3 quintillion operations (10^18: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_of_large_numbers).
luolimao commented on 2013-04-23 20:58
Where does it mention the rc script?
Det commented on 2013-04-23 13:13
Hmm, why do you have both sha256 and sha512sums? In practice even sha1 would suffice.
Also the source section still mentions the rc script, which doesn't exist anymore. The commented install line is also unnecessary.
luolimao commented on 2013-04-21 22:42
Got rid of that rc script+references and the .service extension. But yeah, it does help on my system (although the speed gains aren't THAT dramatic). It shrinks the time down by about 15s.
Det commented on 2013-04-21 22:28
Lol. End of discussion.
swiftgeek commented on 2013-04-21 21:23
There is a difference for me and my 10 years old HDDs. Without cage 1st access can take >60s, with it's usually <10s.
Det commented on 2013-04-21 21:09
The .service suffix isn't really necessary anymore since systemd-188 (released last August): http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2012-August/006212.html, while the uncage script still mentions the old rc.conf.
But I was just thinking just how much do we still need this thing. It was back in March 2011 when Allan and falconindy both said there wasn't much benefit to it anymore: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=20385&p=5. That was during pacman 3.5. Now we're at 4.1.
In fact I was timing this thing with "time pacman -Ss/-Qq/-Syu" and none of them were any faster. Though the fact that I have an SSD scales things down a bit.
luolimao commented on 2013-02-05 22:55
Although, I caught a few typos that I wouldn't have otherwise, so this wasn't completely fruitless.
luolimao commented on 2013-02-05 22:47
Yes, the pacman database must exist, not pacman.db; it takes /var/lib/pacman and packages it into /var/lib/pacman.db. Therefore, if you have /var/lib/pacman/, then it should run, since the parent dirs would exist already, and pacman.db is a file newly generated by the script...
luolimao commented on 2013-02-05 22:38
Sorry, I misread your message earlier; however, it seems to work for me just fine... but yes, the database must exist beforehand.
luolimao commented on 2013-02-05 22:01
Really? Do you have e2fsprogs installed?
msx commented on 2013-02-05 21:16
pacman-cage isn't working for here:
# journalctl -xn
feb 05 18:11:22 heybeavis bash[6651]: /sbin/e2fsck: No such file or directory while trying to open /var/lib/pacman.db
Do I need to manually generate the database before running the unit for the first time?
luolimao commented on 2012-09-11 19:29
Xavion commented on 2012-09-11 04:02
Thanks for doing that, but you should probably install "pacmandb.service" in "/usr/lib/systemd/system/" instead.
luolimao commented on 2012-09-11 00:05
Considering the recent frenzy about systemd becoming the new de facto standard, I agree. It's enabled by default now.
Xavion commented on 2012-09-11 00:01
Please enable the 'systemd' service line in your PKGBUILD by default. Anyone who hasn't moved to 'systemd' yet is clearly behind the times.
luolimao commented on 2012-08-23 12:11
Added it in, thanks.
swiftgeek commented on 2012-06-08 00:47
Slightly updated pacmandb.service
swiftgeek commented on 2012-05-18 17:55
Please use this in pacmandb.rc, to get rid of boot-up errors: pacman -Qv 2> /dev/null
- pacmanlog=$(pacman -Qv | grep "Log File" | cut -d ":" -f2)
+ pacmanlog=$(pacman -Qv 2> /dev/null | grep "Log File" | cut -d ":" -f2)
warning: database file for 'extra' does not exist
warning: database file for 'community' does not exist
warning: database file for 'multilib' does not exist
Root : /
Conf File : /etc/pacman.conf
DB Path : /var/lib/pacman/
Cache Dirs: /var/cache/pacman/pkg/
Lock File : /var/lib/pacman/db.lck
Log File : /var/log/pacman.log
GPG Dir : /etc/pacman.d/gnupg/
Targets : None
Root : /
Conf File : /etc/pacman.conf
DB Path : /var/lib/pacman/
Cache Dirs: /var/cache/pacman/pkg/
Lock File : /var/lib/pacman/db.lck
Log File : /var/log/pacman.log
GPG Dir : /etc/pacman.d/gnupg/
Targets : None
Anonymous comment on 2012-02-24 15:17
I have tested .service file from http://pastebin.com/gYGNsrb9 and have found that it works fine.
Please add it into package.
swiftgeek commented on 2012-01-13 18:11
Really quick&dirty unit file
based on lvm unit from http://pl.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Systemd
Please let me know if it's working ;)
swiftgeek commented on 2012-01-13 17:27
Please add .service file to make "pacmandb" script run smoothly under systemd.
Anonymous comment on 2011-12-26 19:13
Please add .service file to make "pacmandb" script run smoothly under systemd.
Anonymous comment on 2011-06-09 03:07
I'm just wondering how to make pacman-cage update /var/lib/pacman.bak on the fly to reflect all the changes in the loopbacked filesystem. If something crazy happens all we have to do is unmount the loopbacked filesystem and rename /var/lib/pacman.bak to /var/lib/pacman. It is a good idea, right?
Anonymous comment on 2011-03-24 08:02
pacman 3.5.1-1 is now in core :)
Vithon commented on 2011-03-18 01:19
pacman 3.5.0-1 is still in [testing], so the change will be done when the package is moved into [core].
Thanks for the fix, by the way.
Anonymous comment on 2011-03-17 16:45
The latest pacman 3.5.0-1 breaks the pacman -v command used to find the log file, but if you use pacman -Qv it works as a perfect substitute.
SanskritFritz commented on 2011-02-15 13:59
Vithon: thanks for the changes.
ilpianista commented on 2011-02-05 10:27
Vithon: arch could be 'any', license is an array and you could replace build() with package()
SanskritFritz commented on 2011-02-01 08:30
Thanks, msx, what you are saying it so true. My brother-in-law screwed his installation too with this, nevertheless I use the package for over a year now without any problems. It happened to me once that the mount failed, but restarting the daemon helped there as well.
msx commented on 2011-02-01 04:42
Hey everybody, this is a warning message:
I want to warn you about using this hack with *caution* and only if you know what you're doing, not like me that used this without paying attention and now I'm paying for that, lol!
That's right: I managed to totally screw-up my packages database and now repairing it requires at least the same work as install the whole system again (yuck!) so I'm going for the later looking to implement new optimization tips from the start (see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Maximizing_Performance for instance) and end with a more polished system.
Anyways, if you handle this cool hack with caution it works great, it's awesomely fast and it delivers what it promise, however if you do things the blind way you know where to go for the installation ISO xD
SanskritFritz commented on 2010-12-06 20:46
Hmm, actually true, what speaks against using simply pacman-cage and pacman-uncage in the package?
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Wages grew less than inflation last quarter for the first time in half a decade, triggering fresh calls for a national productivity push to boost living standards.
While the slide in wages growth to the weakest annual pace in at least 16 years gives the Reserve Bank of Australia scope to keep the official interest rates at a record low, it casts a shadow over hopes for a rebound in spending led by consumers, who account for 60 per cent of gross domestic product.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported wages rose 2.6 per cent in the December quarter from a year earlier.
It was the smallest gain in data since 1997 and just beneath the 2.7 per cent increase in headline inflation for the December quarter, meaning prices rose more than wages.
"Long gone are the days of high household consumption," Nomura Australia interest rate strategist Martin Whetton said. "And given the headwinds of the significant amount of job cuts announced, both in the private and, previously, the public sector, there's little room for employees to be going for significant wage gains."
Unemployment hit a 10-year high of 6 per cent in January.
Private sector wages rose 0.6 per cent in the quarter, for an annual rise of 2.5 per cent, while government wages rose 0.9 per cent, and 2.7 per cent from a year earlier, the ABS said.
Weakening wage growth – as distinct from the dollar level of salaries, which will be published on Thursday – supports the Reserve Bank's view that rising unemployment will constrain inflation, which has been stoked by the fall in the dollar. However, economists also called for a fresh focus on productivity and industrial relations reform to improve companies' ability to hire.
JPMorgan economist Stephen Walters said the recent job losses – from car makers to aluminium smelters and service industries such as
"The more job losses there are, maybe the light bulb will go off in the general populace that the industrial relations landscape is overly regulated," he said.
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The intersection at 14th and Jefferson streets is better.
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Elk River police were called to a residence in the 18000 block of Cleveland Street on Aug. 12 on a report of a burglary in progress.
They arrived to find two males, one of whom previously lived at the home.
They took an 18-year-old into custody for burglary. The suspect was handcuffed and then fought with officers while in the back of a squad car. He attempted to kick them, according to Elk River Police Capt. Bob Kluntz.
This same person is also suspected in another theft from a home on Aug. 11 in the 18000 block of Cleveland Street.
The victim reported the theft of two diamond rings, an air compressor, a GPS system, a stereo and a jar of change.
Police investigate felony theft case
A 27-year-old Blooming-ton man was arrested for felony theft after allegedly taking items from Walmart in Elk River. The man is suspected in several other similar thefts from the store. Police are investigating.
They were called to the Elk River store on Aug. 12 on a report of a known male in the store loading items into a hand basket. Officers responded. The man left the store without paying for items and ran into the parking lot.
He was taken into custody without incident. He had left the store with $1,479 in merchandise, including clothing and blu-ray discs.
Suspicious vehicle had drunk driver
A 30-year-old New Brighton man was arrested for DWI on the morning of Aug. 13 in the 300 block of Morton Avenue in Elk River.
Police came across the motorist while responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle. A complainant reported a maroon vehicle parked on the wrong side of the road with the driver's side door open and someone sitting in the driver's seat.
Upon police arrival, the man was found sleeping. Police woke him and proceeded to administer field sobriety tests, which led to his arrest.
Boy cited for assault after Lions Park fight
A 17-year-old Elk River boy was cited for fifth degree assault and disorderly conduct after someone reported a fight in progress on the night of Aug. 14 in Lions Park in Elk River.
The suspect admitted to taking care of the victim for snitching on him. He was taken to a family member's house. The victim's mother was notified.
Parrish Avenue Bridge vandalized
Elk River police received an anonymous complaint on Aug. 14 about graffiti on the west side of the Parrish Avenue bridge.
An officer discovered several diagrams, slogans and vulgar words painted in various colors on the Sherburne County side of the Mississippi River. Photos were taken, but there were no immediate suspects.
Truck broken into at Babcock Park
A 71-year-old Zimmer-man man reported that his truck was broken into while at the boat landing at Babcock Park in Elk River. A suspect or suspects broke out the passenger side window and took a cell phone. The park is located in the 17900 block of Highway 10. The theft was reported at noon Aug. 14.
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Tinted windows stop leads to DWI arrest
A 28-year-old Plymouth man was arrested for DWI in the early morning hours of Aug. 14 after a traffic stop in the 16500 block of Highway 10 in Elk River.
He was spotted with illegally tinted windows, a violation the Minnesota State Patrol cited him for last month.
During contact with the driver, signs of intoxication reportedly became apparent.
Trailer hitch stolen from vehicle at Cub
A 36-year-old female from Elk River reported that her trailer hitch was stolen from her vehicle while at Cub Foods in Elk River on the afternoon of Aug. 12.
An unknown witness left a note with possible suspect information, including suspect vehicle information. The reported license plate, however, was "not on file."
Police requested a copy of the surveillance video from the store, located in the 19000 block of Freeport Street.
Landscape lights taken from home
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The team finished third behind Colstrip, Mont., and host-team Powell, who won the event.
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I owned a small retail store in a small quiet mall at one time. I had a new girl working and she was not the brightest bulb in the box but a good worker. I had a LE buddy go into the store and act like he was just looking around. He pocketed a few items and took them to his car. Then went back again and made a bigger scene and took more items. She told him to have a "nice day" when he left..both times within 30 minutes! I could have lost the whole store! He brought everything back in and asked if he could return it. She did ask for a reciept but thats about all she did. I then came in and we unloaded everything on the counter and told her what we did. She was upset that we would do such a thing. She was more surprised when I gave her walking papers. Anyway, we did this again with all the help. He wore his gun in plain sight at times and no one said a thing about it or acted like they saw it. Some employees really did keep watch for shoplifters, but after this... they really watched alot more. It was worth doing this just to train them on shoplifting. Young part time help, they worked hard but not much in the observation department. If they had noticed the gun, they would have freaked out. No one saw it.
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Notifications Panel
So after the Search Panel there is another new Panel that we will see in GNOME 3.8.
The icon is missing and to be honest I couldn't correct run this patch, so I am borrowing Giovanni's (who is the author) Screenshots which are a bit old and there will be some changes. These patches haven't yet arrived in Master but if you want to apply them here they are (#685928)
Notifications First Screen
Entering in Notification Panel you can disable some or all Notifications and you can set them to be visible or not, on Lock Screen.
Here are just Dropbox and Lifearea, but obviously there will be more, like Empathy.
Editing Notifications
By choosing a single Notification you can set its custom settings.
Banners are the Notifications "Boxes" in Message Panel (on bottom). English is not my native language, but I can't understand the term <Banners> here. Anyway.
Notification Filtering will solve many requests and privacy weaknesses of NOME Shell, but the hardest part is if third party developers will adopt this. Regarding this issue GNOME is working towards a new Notification API that will make everyone's lives better.
I guess these patches will be merged in Master in the next few days, so we can see it in action :)


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You can sign up online, by phone or through a door-to-door salesperson.
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We'll contact your old supplier and initiate the switch.
Welcome letter
You'll receive your new SSE Airtricity account number.
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We'll verify your meter reading to make sure your first bill is right.
Final bill
Your old supplier will send your last bill
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You'll receive your first bill - this will be dated back to when you signed up.
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- Timings may vary, but everything should happen within 4 to 6 weeks
- Don't worry if you don't hear from us; this means your switch is going as planned. We'll only call if something goes wrong
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If there are any delays with your switchover, we'll always let you know.
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HONG KONG (September 24, 2006) — Actor Jack Nicholson told a Hong Kong newspaper that he avoided watching the local crime thriller "Infernal Affairs" when he was shooting the Hollywood remake, "The Departed," directed by Martin Scorsese.
"I wanted to concentrate on Scorsese's movie, and what it was going to become as we went through the process," Nicholson was quoted as saying in the Sunday edition of the South China Morning Post.
"We were reconceiving as we went and, from the beginning, that's what made this different," he reportedly said.
"It was a wonderful and perfectly creative experience, and just what I needed and hoped for at this time," Nicholson said, adding, "It was intense and long, and when you're at the level of making decisions, it's exciting, stimulating, inspiring."
"Infernal Affairs," which starred Cannes best actor winner Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Hong Kong heartthrob Andy Lau, is about a police officer who goes undercover in a Hong Kong gang and a local gangster who infiltrates the police.
Apart from Nicholson, the Hollywood remake also features Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Wahlberg, Martin Sheen and Alec Baldwin.


text: Interesting show at the Australian Centre for Photography, Oxford Street, Paddington NSW. It's mind twisting to search for aesthetics in war photography; the one of WW2 Australian troops moving in an Egyptian sand storm is beautiful, perhaps because of the obscured detail. http://tmp.acp.org.au/current/ ("Regarding the Pain of Others" - Susan Sontag) Regards - Ross


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This week, thousands of Haitians will be the beneficiaries of Pat Robertson. In fact, long before the horrific earthquake struck on Tuesday, when many of the more fashionable humanitarians who always flock to every tragedy probably would have been hard-pressed to find the island of Hispaniola on a map, Robertson's Operation Blessing was already hard at work, helping to address the centuries-old tragedy that is Haitian poverty. Many Haitian bellies have been filled in the past, and undoubtedly many more Haitians will live and be fed in the coming days, because of Robertson and his organization, which has given more than $500 million in aid to suffering people since it began in 1978.
Just a little thought worth bearing in mind about Robertson while watching this clip of his High Moral Majesty, Keith Olbermann, discuss damning him to hell:
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Of course, Olbermann is also outraged by Rush Limbaugh (Olbermann is always outraged by Rush Limbaugh), but Rush's deliberate tweaking of the left by using the words of their own party's leader in the Senate doesn't need any defense from me, nor does the irony of Olbermann attacking his political rival while people are still dying in Haiti need any further exploration.
Now make no mistake, what Pat Robertson said — or at least its implication, which was that Haiti's troubles, including the devastating earthquake, can be traced back to an alleged "pact with the devil" — was offensive to just about everyone who heard it. In fact, a large percentage of the voices decrying Robertson over the last two days have come from other Christians which (note to so many moderate Muslims) is a perfectly appropriate response when a member of your own religious community says or does something particularly out-of-line. As much as the elitists and the media like to portray us Christians as thoughtless, mindless automatons marching in lock step to their own worst caricatures, there is actually a great deal of diversity in Christian theology, with two of the things Christians are most likely to agree upon being:
1) Jesus Christ is the risen Lord —
2) Pat Robertson is wrong.
Still, as much as I disagree with Mr. Robertson's comment, and his theological positions generally, I disagree far more with the gross double-standard that the media employees any time a Christian is involved in a controversy. Fortunately for me, the media must have made their own pact with the devil because scarcely a day passed before the Good Lord gave us a case-study in this overt bias.
The other day, the has-been actor, Danny Glover, did a perfect left-wing impersonation of Pat Robertson, which is to say that he too suggested that the giant earthquake in Haiti was supernatural tit-for-tat for past sins. Quoth Glover:
"When we see what we did at the climate summit in Copenhagen, this is the response, this is what happens, you know what I'm sayin'?"
Hear for yourself:
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Now, some might suggest that Mr. Glover is not invoking the supernatural at all, he is only blaming climate change, but they are wrong. While it is true that Glover said in the same interview that disasters could strike anywhere in the Caribbean because of global warming, there is hardly any widely accepted correlation between atmospheric temperatures and tectonic shifts in the Earth's crust, and even if there is, how would creating a global government to regulate CO2 emissions one month ago have stopped this? No, Mr. Glover is not blaming global warming, he is specifically saying that the quake is cosmic justice for the political sin of not sacrificing our sovereignty and prosperity to our angry Earth mother. Ultimately, he is blaming America, since we are the ones who have angered her the most with our wealth creation, our invention of clean technologies, and our growing of more trees now than we had a hundred years ago, not to mention other egregious transgressions. Glover's is as "religious" a statement as any made by Pat Robertson, and just as offensive.
Undoubtedly Keith Olbermann will now boldly rebuke Mr. Glover and suggest he has an empty soul and lives in a virtual hell. Right?
Of course not, because publicly expressing your religious beliefs is only a crime to leftists when Christians do it. Suggesting that Pandora might hate American pollution and capitalism so much that she took her revenge on the poor people of a completely different country, while calling on America to stop "extracting more from the pain of the Haitian people" (what can the richest nation in the history of the world possibly extract from the pain of the Haitian people, exactly?), and to answer the call of "other nations like Venezuela, Brazil and Cuba to accept "another kind of internationalism" is a far lesser crime than suggesting that the God of more than a billion people on this planet might not approve of a deal that many Haitians themselves believe was made by their forbears. Not to mention simultaneously calling on Americans to pray for and donate money for the relief of the Haitian people.
Still, neither the outrage Mr. Olbermann and so many of our media betters feel toward Christians (both those who agree with Pat Robertson, and those who, like me, believe his comments were inconsistent with the New Covenant, and thus wrong), nor the nuances of anti-Americanism, global communism, climate-change hysteria, or Gaia-worship, are being considered by the actual Haitian people themselves as they struggle for survival.
Chances are they are simply praying to Jesus for mercy, and with any luck, drinking clean water provided by Pat Robertson.
Let us all pray with them.


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Has anyone plugged xanax before? Are there any advantages in bioavailability, as opposed to oral?
Has anyone plugged xanax before? Are there any advantages in bioavailability, as opposed to oral?
No bio-avalability advantages, benzos have such a high BA orally that any other ROA isn't even worth it, including IV (such a small difference it wouldn't be noticeable, only rate of absorption would)
The only thing that would be effected would be rate of absorption, which would be increased producing a faster onset, just below that of IV, without all the risks
Be safe, have fun,
Not to mention the fact that alprazoloam isn't water soluble, I doubt plugging Xanax would produce effects comparable to taking it orally. Just eat them.
Never plugged xanax but I snort mine all the time. Hits me a hell of a lot faster than oral..
Oh ya can't wait till refill day on Monday..
just sublingual the xanax.ive injected it before and i was like wtf its the same so i doubt analing xannies will be stronger
Can't you plug benzos with milk/cream since they are soluble in fat?but benzo oral b/a and onset is fast as hell..by the time you prepped it to be plugged you'd be starting to tingle had you taken it orally
Don't plug them. Works well with some drugs but not alprazolam. If you want to try to have them kick in a little bit quicker try taking them subllingually. Let them dissolve under your tounge. (They taste absolutley bitter and nasty, and try not to swallow).
This may help them kick in a little faster, but don't expect an IV rush of Xanax.
Oh yeah... don't try to IV Xanax either. Please, just don't.
Plugging waste... Snorting much bigger waste. No argument about it
thanks this thread just saved my butts virginity
i read all anal absorbtion of drugs is better than oral, little bit less than nostril and probably way less than IV.
anyway if u take something oraly, best way to get it better, faster is anally.
Just take it orally unless you like to stick things in your ass... Why not just wait the five extra minutes for it to kick in? Just pop thouse mothers! ;P
was not really any need to drag this thread up from the dumps of BDD, gonna close it up unless anyone has any opposition.
Feel free to talk as much as you like about plugging xanax in the social thread that is linked in my signature below.


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Orlando, Florida, March 11, 2013 – The Blackstone Charitable Foundation today announced yet another expansion of its campus entrepreneurship program, Blackstone LaunchPad, to Central Florida. The Blackstone Charitable Foundation's $1.4 million grant establishes a partnership between the University of Central Florida and the University of Miami to introduce entrepreneurship as a viable career option, and provide university students with a network of venture coaches and entrepreneurial support to transform new ideas into viable companies. With a physical presence at the University of Central Florida, Blackstone LaunchPad has the potential to generate some 300 new ventures in Central Florida over the next five years.
Blackstone LaunchPad is modeled after a successful program developed at the University of Miami in 2008, which has generated more than 100 start-up ventures, 215 new jobs and drawn nearly 2,000 participants. Since 2010, The Blackstone Charitable Foundation has opened Blackstone LaunchPads on eight campuses in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Each regional initiative will be linked together, drawing ideas and best practices from more established programs, and giving student entrepreneurs at the University of Central Florida access to a stronger network of expert advisers for their ventures.
"Entrepreneurship is the single most effective way to spur economic growth and job creation. We must all play a role in nurturing talent and through Blackstone LaunchPad, we can foster new generations of entrepreneurs who will transform local economies by creating new and innovative companies," said Blackstone's Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO, Stephen A. Schwarzman.
Blackstone LaunchPad at the University of Central Florida will foster connections between the university campus, business community, and local entrepreneurs to create an environment that nurtures young entrepreneurs and provides them the skills and network necessary to succeed. Unlike traditional college curricular programs available to limited school populations, Blackstone LaunchPad is open to all 60,000 students at the University of Central Florida, regardless of major. Through this innovative campus program, students will have access to an expanded universe of resources and years of institutional knowledge, helping them launch ventures that can take root locally and strengthen the economy.
Central Florida is an ideal region for a Blackstone LaunchPad because of its burgeoning entrepreneurial ecosystem, where talent is abundant and a strong set of support services are already in place. Blackstone's commitment in the region, in addition to the $1.4 million grant announced today, includes investments in several companies in its portfolio, which it manages on behalf of investors. The companies in Blackstone's portfolio with operations in Central Florida, which includes Merlin, Hilton Worldwide, Performance Food Group, Michaels, and Sea World, have collectively invested close to $600 million in Central Florida in recent years.
Funding for this program is made possible through The Blackstone Charitable Foundation's $50 million, five-year Entrepreneurship Initiative, which seeks to target support services regionally for aspiring entrepreneurs, and in turn, the high-growth businesses and industries that are most known to spark economic growth. Due to the early success of the program, The Blackstone Charitable Foundation was recognized by President Obama's "Startup America Initiative" and pledged to expand LaunchPad to five new regions over the next five years.
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"Small businesses and entrepreneurs are the engine of our economy, and now more than ever it is critical that we support innovation and investment in startups and new businesses. The Blackstone Charitable Foundation will help bring this kind of support and resources to our universities in Central Florida. Our students and young innovators should be empowered and given a chance to succeed so that they can then grow, create jobs, and continue to strengthen our economy."
John Hitt, President of the University of Central Florida
"As America's leading partnership university, UCF is proud to participate in an exciting new alliance to launch the next generation of Florida's entrepreneurs. This effort will greatly benefit our students and enhance the economic prosperity of our community, which is good news for all of Central Florida."
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"The University of Miami created The Launch Pad to help students use their education to start new businesses, find viable careers in entrepreneurship, and create jobs. The Blackstone LaunchPad program enables us to share our model of entrepreneurship education with our sister institutions around the nation. It is a particular pleasure for us to join forces with the University of Central Florida to help strengthen the communities and economies of our state, and we are deeply grateful to the vision and support of the Blackstone Charitable Foundation for making this unique private-public university partnership possible."
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"The major business leaders in Central Florida have a history of working together to foster entrepreneurial talents and ideas for the economic health of the region. We all know how businesses thrive when innovation and growth is supported. The Blackstone LaunchPad will encourage this on an individual level, developing and supporting our next generation of entrepreneurs with invaluable counsel and networking resources."
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Examples of Pierre Curie's Electrometer SurvivesThe caption on a photo in "This Month in Physics History" in the December 2004 issue of APS News says "Pierre and Jacques Curie's electrometer." [see accompanying photo—Ed.] The Department of Physics of the University of Colorado has an apparatus that is quite similar to the one shown. Our device is a high-impedance voltage source which was used to charge gold leaf electroscopes that measured ion currents in ion chambers. The source of the high voltage is the potential difference that is developed across the two faces of a crystal that is about 20 x 4 x 0.2 cm. At the top of the apparatus in the photo is what appears to be one tall post. There are actually two posts which are lined up one behind the other in the photo. The long crystal is hung from a cross piece that joins the tops of the two posts. A rod attached to the lower end of the crystal passes through the circular wooden table, and masses can be hung on a hook on the lower end of the rod to apply a desired stretching force on the vertical hanging crystal. The two faces of the crystal are covered with what appears to be tin foil, and two flexible brass arms touch the two sides of the crystal to conduct the charge to the two terminals. These can be connected to a gold-leaf electroscope. The cylinder on the table to the right is a brass cover that protects the hanging crystal from dust. On the cover of ours is the following inscription: "Quartz Piezo Electrique; de P. Curie; No. 32; Societé Central de prod. Chemiques; 44 Rue des Ecoles, Paris".
I have tested this apparatus by hanging masses on the bottom of the crystal and observing the resulting deflection of the gold leaf of an electroscope. Then separately, with an electronic power supply I charged the electroscope to the same deflection and found the potential difference generated by the crystal to be approximately 400 volts. I do not know the function of the apparatus mounted midway up on the four wooden legs. It might be a mechanical system for applying known forces to the crystal and measuring the resultant elongation of the crystal. I have seen a number of photos of Marie Curie in her laboratory with this apparatus and a gold leaf electroscope appearing side by side.
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the last one is a classic (among others they have several works by warhol and one by koons)
I love this Stirling building - its urban response is absolutely perfect. The path through the central core that allows you "in" to the musem without actually being in it - amazing. And a decent place to view art, as well. One of my top ten, for sure.
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WASHINGTON (Mar. 3)
Some 2,000 young Jewish leaders from across the country rallied at Lafayette Park near the White House Sunday in an effort to help keep attention focussed on the plight of Soviet Jewry in the months ahead.
The demonstrators, who were here for the United Jewish Appeal Fifth National Young Leadership Conference, heard a string of speakers stress the need for continued pressure on Moscow in the wake of last month's prisoner exchange that brought freedom for Soviet Jewish activist Anatoly Shcharansky, and with an eye to the still-unscheduled second summit meeting between President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
"The window of opportunity is open not because of Soviet goodwill, but because of what the Soviets desire to achieve at the summit," declared Morris Abram, chairman of the National Conference on Soviet Jewry.
Abram has stressed in the past that any U.S. effort to achieve an arms reduction agreement with the Soviet Union will inevitably be influenced by the extent to which Moscow abides by agreements already in force, specifically the Helsinki Accords of 1975, with their provisions on human rights.
Proposing a new symbolic strategy in the Soviet Jewry campaign, Rep. Jack Kemp (R. N.Y.), a likely contender for the Republican Presidential nomination, recalled Shcharansky's account of how the Book of Psalms sustained his spirit during much of his time in prison.
"I would like to suggest that we flood the Soviet Union with the Book of Psalms," Kemp announced to applause and cheers. "That was the book that kept Shcharansky and his hope alive and indeed gave him the love of freedom."
Sunday's speakers appeared to send a collective message to Moscow that the release of Shcharansky was not being viewed as significant when the Soviet authorities continue to harass and jail Hebrew teachers and other Jewish activists and prevent thousands of others from emigrating.
"We are overjoyed that Talya Shcharansky is a free man after too many years of suffering," Rep. Tim Wirth (D. Colo.) quoted from a statement by refusenik Naum Meiman in response to Shcharansky's release. "But his release is not a victory for us, because we are now further away from reaching the goal that Talya fought for when we struggled together."
Meiman's statement, Wirth said, "reminds us that nothing has changed," he concluded. Meiman, whose daughter, Olga Plum, lives in Wirth's Congressional District, has been seeking to obtain an exit visa for his wife to be treated for cancer in the West. Abram called the release of Shcharansky "the Soviet policy of release by eyedropping."
"It is no solution; it is only a cover-up; it is only a deceit," Abram maintained.
From Lafayette Park the demonstrators marched behind Kemp, Wirth, Abram and other speakers in a candlelight walk to the Washington Monument.


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