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PANORAMA EPHEMERA (2004, 89:35 min., color and black and white) is a collage of sequences drawn from a wide variety of ephemeral (industrial, advertising, educational and amateur) films, touring the conflicted landscapes of twentieth-century America. The films' often-skewed visions construct an American history filled with horror and hope, unreeling in familiar and unexpected ways.
PANORAMA EPHEMERA focuses on familiar and mythical activities and images in America (1626-1978). Many creatures and substances that we hardly notice because we feel so used to them take center stage, including pigs, corn, water, telephones, fire, and rice. At first resembling a compilation, it soon reveals itself as a journey through the American landscape over time, and the story begins to emerge between the sequences.
The film consists of 64 self-contained film sequences ranging from 5 seconds to 4 minutes in length arranged into a narrative. Unlike many films made using archival footage, it's primarily a combination of sequences rather than a collage of individual shots.
PANORAMA EPHEMERA is populated by American children, animals, farmers, industrial workers, superheroes, pioneers heading West, crash test dummies, and many others.
PANORAMA EPHEMERA is released under a Creative Commons
"Attribution-NonCommercial" license, and may be freely shown, copied, or distributed according to the terms of this license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/1.0/).
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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films
Director: Rick Prelinger
Producer: Rick Prelinger
Audio/Visual: sound, B&W/color
Keywords: United States (History and culture); Animals; Motion pictures (Experimental)
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barticle -
Subject: Message
Why does everything need to have a message? This is just slices of reality in American life. I am baffled by Ed Jr's remark about propaganda. Propaganda for or against what? Just watch the movie, forget opinions. Five stars for great collage work.
The_Emperor_Of_Television -
Subject: Interesting....
If there's a message, I missed it, but the clips are interesting. I'll certainly check out more of the films excerpted. Although I will say the 1970s era clip is out-of-place among the other clips.
Ed Jr -
Subject: Tripe
This is nothing but a propaganda piece. I quit early on.
WeCallThisFlying -
Subject: Torrent
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migre -
Subject: Essential to any archive. 3.7GB practically HD
Get the big version.
Even at 3.7GB you will thank yourself for it
because the quality of most of these scenes is
as close to "mint" as possible.
A lot of great scenes in this movie really
look like they were played
"right out of the box" as no
scratches are seen and the picture
is indescribably clear + vivid.
692MB DivX version does'nt have anywhere
near the clarity of the 3.7GB
You can FF past the
slaughterhouse scenes
in the beginning
cause they're gross.
Eva Vikstrom -
Subject: The Collection Used by the Collector
I'm not sure that this film makes foreigners like me understand America better, but I'm quite sure that it will be increasingly valuable, because the collector himself gives hints to how films in this great collection might be used as sources to American self-knowledge.
TadFromPoland -
Subject: Copyright owners vs. the other people
brewster (April 9, 2005 good review in the NYtimes) has incited me to read the CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK "In Snippets, an America That Ducked and Covered" by MANOHLA DARGIS. There appear also the words "overly restrictive federal copyright law." The film source "[class society emerges] Experimentally Produced 'Social Problem' in Rats. Investigator: O.H. Mowrer. 1939" (00:04:17-00:05:07 and 01:26:00) seems to be the suitable introduction into this problem. If each author of each film absent so far from Internet Archive were No. 3, would members of Internet Archive be No. 1 and No. 2, i.e. "complete parasites"? If persons reviewing for Internet Archive were inspired here to write their reviews, would those reviews be the inspiration for new films? Should we therefore discuss about "class society" or about the division of labor? Taking the film source "[partners for nine lives] Private Life of a Cat. Directors: Alexander Hammid & Maya Deren. 1947" (01:25:14-01:25:41 and 01:29:06) into account, should all of us be in this problem partners for one and only one life, absolutely not "workers" vs. "parasites"? :-)
FromAztlan -
Subject: Breathtaking
. . . in its scope.
There is a thread here and it is the assembly-like quality of American life and the uncertainty that some Americans live with every day.
Discussions are serious. People are pensive, thoughtful. There is a sense of brooding and at times a pretense of mysticism about people, land and technology.
It's a jumble of thought and faces and random philosophies.
A truly great film about ... life. At times bland and emotionless and at times naive and innocent.
The people who populate this film were looking to Joe Dimaggio long before Simon & Garfunkel asked that monumental question.
b11761500s -
Subject: PANORAMA EPHEMERA
Very good compilation of historical vignettes from (primarily) the 1930 - 1950 decades. Well worth the time to view.
dancestoblue -
Subject: What a great time, what a great flick
So much fun. We Americans are such a strange people, and we were such a strange people, and many of the wishes and/or fantasies of 'right behavior' of this strange people are laid out here, sewn together into a garment that surely does fit, a warm garment of laughter and pathos.
Where in the world did they find all these documenteries to get all these great clips from?
Who in the world laid them out, clip after clip, a montage of humor, unintentional comedy bits turned into comedy by this arrangement.
I love movies, most especially independent movies, I don't like Hollywood, I don't need exploding helicopters, the hero just jumping ahead of the explosion, landing in the arms of a silicone-breasted idiot phrases her lines, parsing them out as she thinks of her mansion and her newest article in Ladies Home Journal or The Star or wherever, her silicone breasts heaving, her fat-injected lips squirmed into a flower of love, compassion, sexuality, foolishness. If your taste is like mine, maybe you too will like this flick.
I loved it.
someguy2 -
Subject: Wonderful clips
I love these old propaganda clips. They really shed light on what one should look for in modern subliminal messages. They put a lot of effort into engineering our perceptions with embarrassingly obvious ploys back then, so what must they be doing today? ('the Power of Nightmares', perhaps)
Then again, conspiracy theorists will have fun looking for the REAL agenda whose subtlety is burried under these obvious ploys..
Not to spoil the 'plot' here:
The clip 'You should clean up your yard and paint your house just in case theres a nuclear war.'
Was this a public service to minimize firestorms, or public perception that nukes are survivable and 'falling debris' should be confused with fallout? Or maybe that was the commie's message disguised as our government lying about nukes? Or maybe everyone was just dumb as a bag of hammers?
Fun stuff.
Or watch the seated guy when the authority figure says 'court-martial'.
Automatically bowing his head in shame to the mere mention of authority, as of course any decent person should.
Oh, yea.. review.. Its good! Watch it!
Tomas Pavlovich -
Subject: Loved it.
I live very far from the country of my birth (Bushlandia). The one great thing about the US of A is its wacky sense of humour, no holds barred, nothing sacred. I found this film to be refreshing and loved listening to the English language once more. I wuz born in '42 and now have a permanent memory on CD of how things used to be. Thanks for the archive.
saraphin -
Subject: A fantastic representation of ephemera
This is one of my favorite downloads on the whole site. I beleive it's one of the best representations of why ephemeral films are so compelling. Every clip that's shown, I want to see the entire original (and so I download it).
I'm a huge fan of these films regardsless, and I do my best to disseminate them. I'd love to do something to preserve these films; can I volunteer in any way?
video-performance-film-artist -
Subject: Pretty Good, but needs work
I think the film works fairly well, but it is not really pushed to where it needs to be. The editing needs quite a bit of tightening, and the sound I find problematic. There is no development of the sound other that the diagetic sound of the original film footage. Mr. Prelinger, I suggest downloading pro tools free and really manipulating the sound in a multitrack setting. There is no play with the spatiality of sound in how it relates to the footage. The film certainly picks up as it progresses towards the end. The most clever point of the film is one of the last shots when the women talks about the love of the land. This is really poignant, and makes the viewer understand these lost promises that Americana has failed to complete. In terms of the great sound parts, I really liked when the noise of the sound track obscured the image. I think that this noise could be really played with, to highlight these points where information becomes either obsolete, or outrageous. The degeneration of the film picture is also something that isn't quite played with and is an unavoidable aspect of the footage found on the archive. It doesn't pay to ignore it- it becomes fundamental to really acknowledge t. TO be even more nitpicky, I was really dissappointed with the title sequence and credit reel. Part of the mystification of these films is the magical promise they insinuate with their whole packaging. The titling could be really integral to establishing this false package you are hinting at. Final Cut should include Livetype which allowsyou to really punch with dazzling graphics. Also, the quality can be altered to resemble the old film degeneration. I think with a little work, the film could make five stars for me- but things must be pushed. Edits need to make sense. And rmember, critical theorists always argue film and video is 2/3 sound. These pictures mean nothing without their sounds.
brewster -
Subject: good review in the NYtimes
go rick prelinger! this is a first for the Internet Archive-- a film that has been launched on the archive and at festivals makes a NYtimes review.
Jah Gussi -
Subject: What a mess
What is this just a load of clips, it's not a movie and what's triton here for.
outofmysky -
Subject: What has his-story become?
In many ways this film applies to modern life in no different a way that it is portrayed in these exact pieces of footage. We still are the indutrialzed, mechanized, production line population that we are no more than a product of. In a way, the old footage from decades ago beocomes more effective than a film similarly shot in footage from today, as it shows where the circumstances of the present have come from, and one cannot come away from this film feeling things have gotten any better or more sane!
"Make sure your home is protected from Nuclear blast by properly painting it with Du-pont!!"
RUBBISH!!! "Big business started a new offensi ve" and now they have every moving body in its grasp.
Te whole film is up to everyone's own unique interpretation, but I see it as a painful reminder that not much has changed.
if your interested, check out www.gnn.tv, Adbusters Magazine, and read John Zerzan for more against the grain media!
xTom -
Subject: Sentimental?
Many of these films date from the '40s and '50s. This time is often sentimentally thought of as a simpler and safer period. After watching this film, I have to wonder if this sentimental view is any more "realistic" than the clips presented in this film. Could it be that these clips and many others like them, have become the sentimental "reality"?
It makes one realize just how much media shapes what we consider "reality". Just as '40s and '50s media could be considered an overly simplistic and positive representation of the world, could the media of today be considered an overly pessimistic representation of the world? Will people, in 50 years time, watch clips from our time and say "Whoa, things weren't that bad"?
I recommend this film, especially to anyone who needs to know how to prepare their house for the effects of an atomic heat flash.
My thanks to Mr Prelinger for this beautiful and thought provoking film.
tambora -
Subject: Great... so far... and now just great all around!
I got about half an hour into this film, repeatedly shaking my head at how wonderful it was turning out to be, when the sound and video got horribly out of sync. I downloaded the MPEG1, and that's what happened. I suppose I could try redownloading it, but I think I might have a better solution.
To Mr. Prelinger, who I'm certain would appreciate a larger audience for his fine film, would you create a DivX version of Panorama Ephemera? This seems to be the codec of choice for today's youth, myself included, and if that copy were exactly 700 MB in size, that would be even better, because that way it can fit on a CD-R.
I hate to say it, but practically every illegal rip of a film ever created is in one or two chunks of 700MB so that it'll fit on a CD for easy transportation. The rule of thumb says that if it's under two hours, it only needs one CD, so a version of this film encoded as a 700MB DivX would be the most preferable copy, at least for me.
Maybe I'm the only one, but if there are others, we would really appreciate a nice shiny DivX copy of your film. Thanks very much.
I just finished watching Panorama Ephemera - regrettably, the 256k mpeg4, but nevertheless - and this is a great film. The DivX copy would still be appreciated from any willing encoder.
Anyway, these films are so arranged as to inspire many associations and interpretations, some conflicting, within the mind of the viewer. Some cuts are humorous, some are profound, some are puzzling, but within those cuts, those boundaries, is contained just as much meaning as in the film excerpts themselves. This film seeks to remind us of the forgotten, perhaps even the never-known, and to glorify the ordinary, even the sub-ordinary. As such, you've likely never seen a film quite like it.
It is important to note that not all of the films excerpted in Panorama Ephemera are available on the Archive. Disappointingly absent, among others, are Unconscious Motivation, Fears of Children, They Grow Up So Fast, and Agriculture USA. Even if you're not into the whole free-association-open-interpretation-experimental-film thing, watch Panorama Ephemera to see films available absolutely nowhere else. And even if these unique films don't interest you, watch Panorama Ephemera to see some of the surreal and surprising wonders that you've missed on the Archive.
In closing, just watch this film. I don't care why, but make sure you don't miss it. And to Mr. Prelinger, I'd love to see more of some of those films not already on the Archive. Well done.
I'm not a fan of deleting something when it's out of date, but instead adding a revision. I guess that's why I like the Archive so much. Anyway, Panorama Ephemera is now available as a DivX, much to my delight, and I have really nothing else to say. Other than, of course, now YOU have no excuse for not watching this film!
jose luis salazar (chile) -
Subject: have they heard the sign yet?
terriffic film as the two main caracters are shown their lives, i ask miself the question have they been awake yet? seems that this society and by that i mean not only the american society (i had the chance to live with for ten years)choose to stay in the sleeping side. it's easier and safer.
Marysz -
Subject: Ephemeral America
This film opens with an ordinary couple Don and Clare, who have been hypnotized but don't know it. An off-screen announcer tells them they've been hypnotized and that they've been given a signal that would put them back into a trance, but neither remembers it. "You're awake, aren't you?" asks the announcer. It's a good question. The film sequences that follow suggest that its America that's been hypnotized into the banal ordinariness that Don and Claire embody. Does America know the signal? Some of the film juxtapositions that follow are particularly effective and cheery piece about following the "jostling throngs" to see America's pastimes of baseball and football, cuts to footage of police officers attacking union demonstrators carrying the American flag. Industrial workers watch a factory being torn down and next we see a group of people gathered reverently around World Champion Typist Stella Pajunis as she types 185 words a minute on an IBM Electric Typewriter. The utmost in human capability and the tops in typewriter efficiency that the she represented would displace the Master Hands of America's factories. The workplace was becoming feminized. We see the consequences of women in the workforce - children left alone who need to be rescued by Safety Woman, a zaftig seventies super-mom who saves children from setting their house on fire or playing with Dad's gun. There are two characters in this film who epitomize American characters now gone - Mrs. Dawson, the high school principal who comes in on her day off to run the polling place at her school and the tough-talking union official in "Deadline for Action" who cynically says, "Big Business is not giving up. It's starting a new offensive . . . Where are we going? With this Congress re-elected we'll have a Company Country, with Company Towns, Company Stores and Company discrimination. We'll have unemployment at home and ultimately WAR abroad." Where are people like him now that we need them? In the end Don and Clare come out of their trance (sort of), "And as these impressions came to consciousness, you could recognize and feel right about them, couldn't you?" the off-screen voice asks, "I feel just like I always did!" answers Don. Maybe that's the problem.
cashel -
Subject: download it
This film is a magnificient introduction to the wonderful world of ephemral films.It is a huge collection of sequences in films from Mr Prelinger,s archive. As such ,it can be likened to receiving a gift of the finest caviar, and thus , thank you. I have already seen it twice and frequently stopped viewing just to think about what I had seen and heard. A brief review, but am sure that the many admirers will add very much more in subsequent reviews.


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Do these headphones sound good?
- Asked by Adam H
- Nov 1, 2012
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Yes. Out of the box they sound muddy and very bass loaded. Burn them in over a weekend by playing lo Yes. Out of the box they sound muddy and very bass loaded. Burn them in over a weekend by playing loud music and they transform - the treble opens up, the midrange comes through and they sound very nice indeed. They remain slightly bass-forward, but nothing like the Beats headphones. They also drive nicely from an iPhone or iPod/Pad without separate amplification. …
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- Nov 2, 2012
How much sound do these leak?
- Asked by Voytek G
- Mar 17, 2013
they leak a little bit but nobody will hear what you are hearing.
- Answered by Cheol C from Ithaca
- Aug 8, 2013
Do these headphones work for someone wearing hearing aides? (Not able to get enough amplification with ipad volume alone)
- Asked by Mary W from Milbank
- Nov 26, 2012
I'm not sure if these headphones will give higher amplification as the apple products all have a vol I'm not sure if these headphones will give higher amplification as the apple products all have a volume limit. You probably need to investigate an external desktop amplifier that you put between the ipad and your headphones. For example, check out the Fiio range of amplifers. They have a range of desktop and portable amplifiers that should do the job. Warning! Check the connections as I understand the ipad has a different connection than the ipod. The Fiio range normally connect using USB ports, although I connect a Fiio amp to my ipod using the standard ipod connector port (its a connector also sold by Fiio). With the P3's this set-up gives excellent sound quality. …
- Answered by Michael H
- Oct 18, 2013
Can you change the ear pads on the P3 once they become dirty or is there any leather switch outs available?
- Asked by Erica M from Cibolo
- Nov 18, 2012
Can they be used on an ipad mini?
- Asked by Miss J
- Jan 4, 2013
Yes they can be used with the iPad mini.
- Answered by Robert D from Roland
- Jan 7, 2013
Do these headphones block noise?
- Asked by Julie G from Rochester
- Nov 26, 2012
They are not officially "noise canceling" headphones, however they are directionally loud enough to They are not officially "noise canceling" headphones, however they are directionally loud enough to block out most other noise. …
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Life Extension offers an oral supplement to help protect against harmful solar radiation. During a decade of clinical trials, FernBlock® has shown remarkable effectiveness in shielding skin against dangerous ultraviolet exposure.58-63 Studies have shown that this fern extract has a high affinity for skin tissue and helps protect against ultraviolet damage shown to cause premature skin aging and wrinkling.64,65
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My 14 year old granddaughter who is lily white went to Central America with me for 2 weeks. She took Fernblock each time before going out into the sun. She didn't get a sunburn even once. She was amazed because here in Florida she always gets sunburned.
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We are active outdoors folks (surfing, fishing, kayaks, hiking) who at times get a lot of sun exposure. The Fernblock product is an excellent product. Sunburn has become a thing of the past when we combine oral Fernblock product with a single application of good sunscreen (even with 4-6 hours sun exposure on the water). Love the product and hate it when we forget to take it before a fishing or surf session.
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AMARILLO - A man with a mission to inspire made a stop in Amarillo Sunday. He's already rolled about 1,200 miles in his wheelchair and he's not stopping until New York City.
Gabriel Cordell lost his ability to walk when he was hit by a car in New York, and now,20 years later, he says he knows why.
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It's been a tough road for Cordell; paralyzed from the waist down since the age of 22 and, until 11 months ago, a drug addict.
"I used crystal meth and cocaine hardcore for 6 years," Cordell said.
When Cordell quit cold turkey last year, he started putting his energy into training for a cross-country mission to inspire others in a way that's never been done; traveling across the country in a standard, every-day wheelchair.
"What I'm doing is rolling 3,000 miles away from my old life and into my future," Cordell said.
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Color:A graphic tonal logo meets intricate detailing. Our Marion Quilted Saddlebag is made of super-soft leather, accented with whipstitched trim. An adjustable chain strap allows you to wear it two ways — doubled-up or long and swingy. It's a versatile style to use all year long.
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"I would like to see y'all change something or at least talk about changing things to move to unitary status and move our school system in the right direction," Madden said during Monday night's meeting. "I don't want to make any one uncomfortable; I know it is a pretentious issue when we talk about black and white issues. I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings, but I do want to address the situation."]]>
Kenneth Casey, 27, of the 300 block of Gum Street, is charged with felony domestic abuse for allegedly trying to choke his wife.]]>
After allegedly taking a shot at a Webster Parish Sheriff's Deputy on Christmas Day in 2011, Jesse David Christian may have received a belated "gift" from Webster Parish District Attorney's office.
Christian pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of attempted manslaughter in court on Monday in exchange for all other charges against him being dropped.
Cotton Valley Fire Protection District 8 has "laid-off" the employment of its embattled assistant fire chief, Adam Hurley. His effective last date of work was reportedly Tuesday, August 21.
District Attorney Schuyler Marvin said he did not find out about the action against Hurley until Thursday, August 23.
"That's what I was told yesterday," he said. "They did not do that with my legal advice or my (assistant district attorney's) legal advice.]]>
Jeremiah Chase, 17, of the 200 block of Joel Street, has been charged with aggravated burglary after a juvenile already charged in the case told police Chase was involved.
Minden Police Chief Steve Cropper said Chase was arrested August 20.]]>
Jeremiah Chase, 17, of the 200 block of Joel Street, has been charged with aggravated burglary after a juvenile already charged in the case told police Chase was involved.
Minden Police Chief Steve Cropper said Chase was arrested August 20.]]>
Local dentist lends helping hand
Emilee Holloway, who has suffered debilitating seizures most of her young life, is in the heart and mind of Dr. Zach Goodman, and he hopes her story will move others to pray and contribute to her healing.
Goodman is sponsoring a hamburger dinner plate this Saturday, August 25 to benefit Emilee, who is 19 months old. When asked what motivated him to support Emilee, Goodman said he felt called by God to act.]]>
Judge Parker Self, 26th District Court, handed down the sentence to Vallo on Friday, August 17 after a pre-sentencing investigation.]]>
Workshop addresses CNG, LNG fuels
Minden South Webster Chamber of Commerce and Chesapeake Energy took a step toward a potentially cleaner and more economical future for the parish by hosting a workshop on compressed natural gas (CNG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) fuels.
"I think we're on the verge of having alternative energy sources to run all kinds of things in our society," House District 10 Representative Gene Reynolds said. "I appreciate all the work within the natural gas community that is pushing our future forward."]]>


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MODERN FAMILY - "And One to Grow On" - Phil tricks Luke into taking a dance class, but the joke's on him when the white lie indirectly lands him in the slammer. Meanwhile, Jay and Gloria are throwing birthday parties for both Manny and Joe and are concerned Manny might be going for girls out of his league, and Mitch and Cam get a rude awakening in the cutthroat world of booking a wedding venue, on "Modern Family," WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8 (9:00-9:31 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/Ron Tom) MATT CRABTREE, ERIC STONESTREET
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|0. Sample Databases - A collection of sample databases for PostgreSQL.
|Activity Percentile: 97.62
Activity Ranking: 4.00
Registered: 2005-11-04 08:18
|1. SkyTools - Database management tools from Skype: WAL shipping, queueing, replication. The tools are named walmgr, PgQ and Londiste, respectively
|Activity Percentile: 96.83
Activity Ranking: 5.00
Registered: 2006-07-10 14:02
|2. pgmemcache - A PostgreSQL API based on libmemcached to interface with memcached.
|Activity Percentile: 73.81
Activity Ranking: 34.00
Registered: 2004-11-28 00:43
|3. pgTAP - Write TAP-based unit tests for your database! pgTAP is a suite of database functions that make it easy to write unit tests in psql scripts suitable for harvesting, analysis, and reporting by a TAP harness, such as those used in Perl and PHP applications.
|Activity Percentile: 64.29
Activity Ranking: 46.00
Registered: 2008-06-09 17:10
|4. DBLink and Materialized Views - Fully functional Materialized Views and Materialized View Logs on Pg (Pg/Oracle FAST REFRESH and Sybase/MSSQL/ODBC/MySQL COMPLETE REFRESH). It has CREATE/DROP DBLINK,CREATE/DROP/REFRESH SNAPSHOT,CREATE/DROP SNAPSHOT LOG.
|Activity Percentile: 44.44
Activity Ranking: 71.00
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|5. pgrpm - pgrpm provides functions and operators to mimic rpm behaviour. This is espacialy useful if you want to sort row by version-release and take care of numeric values.
|Activity Percentile: 42.06
Activity Ranking: 74.00
Registered: 2005-03-23 20:29
|6. Round-Robin SQL - Round-Robin SQL is a SQL implementation of a round robin database.
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|7. pgLoggerCSV - pgLoggerCSV é um dameon em Linux que pega o log do Postgres e salva em uma tabela no próprio Postgres de forma automática, usado para monitoramento via query.
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|8. PGSessionVars - This project provides a few functions to store information in the current session. One application for this are stored procedures or views which can be configured on a per session basis, but don't need to be reprepared for execution again.
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|10. Field Level Multilingual Support for PG - With combination of plpg, array suppurt and types one can define mulitilingual support at field level, the main goal is to explore what this sulotion is best for, like porting old db model to multilingual model as well as model design for light dbs.
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|12. PLUnit - PLUnit is a set of utility functions written in PL/pgSQL to aid in writing a running unit tests on the database. PLUnit allows the tests to be written in the procedural language of choice without the need to learn a new language or a special syntax.
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|13. Veil - Veil is a database security add-on for Postgres. It allows databases to be created with efficient row-level access controls: different users can access different subsets of data.
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|14. Tree structure manipulation functions - A functions library to manipulate trees
and hierarchical structures under PL/pgSQL.
Some Features: add/remove Nodes, tree traversal, tree level traversal, xml/html tree conversion, get path from root to node, get anchestor of 2 nodes
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|15. Auditable PostgreSQL - Auditable PostgreSQL (AuPG) is a "shadow" framework in SQL and PL/PGSQL designed to silently sit behind your own database schema and record changes in history tables. Point-in-time rollback and diffs are feature goals.
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|16. pg_packages Free package implementation - Free and complete alternative to Oracle-like package implementation for PostgreSQL, including persistent variables, procedure and function logical wrapping, package declaration, optional initialization, overloading and easy pl/pgsql administration.
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Michael Lustfield
Today, I manage the Nginx Wiki, Planet, and Packagin (for Debian and Ubuntu).
In The Past
About Me
I attended college at Dakota State University majoring in Business and Computer Information Systems. In my spare time I spent time with my fiancée, on IRC, working with Nginx, and working with Ubuntu. My personal website is http://michael.lustfield.net/.
I also started a company called Kalliki Software with another person. It was an incredibly hectic time; it came with joys and pains. I have since closed up shop and moved onto more fruitful paths which have since let me pick up hobbies.
South Dakota LoCo
I was the leader/contact of the SD LoCo Team . I was been very active with this team, and was doing my best to promote its existence and user base. I rebuilt the structure of the Wiki to make it more manageable and structured. I reworked the LP team and the mailing list. I managed all parts of this team. I created a website for our team at http://sd.ubuntu-us.org as well. My only issue was the lack of interest in building a community.
Ubuntu Drupal
I was VERY deeply involved with a team that put together a suite of tools for Lo``Co teams. Any Lo``Co that wants to create a website and integrate it with Launchpad for their team can use this set of tools to accomplish the task. We have a theme that is legally acceptable as well as a set of modules that make deployment very easy. Our aim is that in the end the user will be able to deploy this entire suite in under 5 minutes.
>You can see the project itself at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-drupal.
I was learning how to package software for Ubuntu. This was a fun experience and it helped me to understand how the various FOSS communities interact. I packaged tools that made it easier to spread Ubuntu as well web server software and utilities.
I was deeply involved in bug reports for a long while. I tried to report bugs for users so I could help them have Ubuntu working for their systems. I had been managing bazaar branches, projects, teams, blueprints, bugs, answers, etc.
I was sitting with over 34,000 karma in bug management and bazaar branches alone. This is what JoeyStanford is referring to below.
Supporting Users
I spent a lot of time trying to support users that have gone to Linux but don't understand how to use it correctly. I also try to spend at least a few hours in #ubuntu every week supporting users. There are a few reasons that I have reduced my time here; I still put in my efforts here as well.
Advertising Ubuntu
I have been a member of the ubuntu-marketing team in LP since 2008-09-09. I was also a member about a year prior to joining the LP team. As part of this team, I push myself hard to advertise Ubuntu every chance I get. The fact that my girlfriend buys me Linux shirts helps.
Making Ubuntu Efficient
I have been writing some web logs about modifying Ubuntu to be very efficient, as well as some things about administration of a Linux system. These can be seen at my website listed above. Not only have I managed to make it extremely efficient; but it is now faster and leaner than many Gentoo systems I have seen.
- MauricioPennaloza: Well, after read the wiki and see some report bugs, i saw that Michael, had a lot of knowledge about Ubuntu. Is only time that he needs to become a good Ubuntu Member or a Canonical employee (why not?). Saludos desde Chile!
- TonyYarusso: Michael can frequently be found volunteering for user support in #ubuntu and related channels. Additionally, while I'm not actually in his LoCo, I'm in the neighboring state and have been proud of the efforts I've seen him putting forth there. Of particular interest are his work on web resources for that team and marketing and conversion efforts locally.
- TravisWatkins: Michael is doing great work getting his LoCo going and is always around on IRC helping people.
- JoeyStanford: +1. Michael has been good to work with on the Drupal items and also on LP bugs. He is dedicated to Ubuntu and his enthusiasm rubs off on you. Despite circumstantial evidence to the contrary, he has no life but Ubuntu (any doubts can be dispelled by looking at his karma) and occasionally his girlfriend Kim when Launchpad is doing a roll-out.
- ChristianReis: +1; smart worker with a sense of humor. Am particularly impressed at him getting this LoCo in a box project assembled and shipped. You'd have to work hard to find a harder working contributor.
- KurtvonFinck: +1; I have had numerous opportunities to interact with Michael in Ubuntu IRC namespace. I have always found him interesting and interested, and have watched him both help others and seek help and guidance. Being able to give and take direction results in valuable work like the LoCo Drupal project, which by accounts from Ubuntu-Quebec members, has been of value indeed.
- MatthewRevell: +1; great work with the LoCo Drupal project. Good to deal with.
- 02/20/09 03:52 "#ubuntu-meeting: < atoponce> for those that come to the meeting, and don't meet approval, MTecknology is a shining example of what we're looking for"
- Launchpad:~hggdh2 I have had contact with MTecknology since beginning of 2009, and I find him, and his work with Ubuntu, to be extremely positive. I really wish we had more people like him.
LP Memberships
In the past, I was a member of the following Launchpad teams: Base Control Devs, Central US LoCo's, Community Website Developers, Daniel Holbach Huggers, Drupal Projects, Indubuntu Team, Jailkit, Kernel Bugs, Launchpad Beta Testers, Launchpad Community Development Team, Launchpad Documentation Team, Launchpad Recipe beta users, League of Scripters, Loco Django Development Dev Team, Nginx, Nginx Planet Users, Planet Ubuntu, Profarius Admins, SD LoCo Site Admins, SD LoCo Site Editors, TDC Devs, Terminator Users, Ubuntu Audio Team, Ubuntu BugSquad, Ubuntu cloaked people on freenode, Ubuntu ClusterFuck, Ubuntu Community Web Themes Developers, Ubuntu Drupal Development Suite, Ubuntu Fridge Editors, Ubuntu Hardened, Ubuntu HPPA Architecture Team, Ubuntu ia64 Architecture Team, Ubuntu Kernel ACPI Team, Ubuntu Kernel Network Team, Ubuntu Kernel Storage Team, Ubuntu Kernel Team, Ubuntu Kernel USB Team, Ubuntu Kernel Video Team, Ubuntu Local Community Teams, Ubuntu Members, ubuntu-news, Ubuntu North Dakota LoCo Team, Ubuntu PowerPC Architecture Team, Ubuntu Screencast Team, Ubuntu Server Team, Ubuntu South Dakota LoCo Team, Ubuntu Sparc64 Architecture Team, Ubuntu Testing Team, Ubuntu US Central Admins, Ubuntu Website Community Team, Ubuntu x86 Architecture Team, UD Devs
My Linux Experience
Initial Exposure
I have been using Ubuntu since 5.04. I was initially exposed to Linux during a conversation with a network administrator. He mentioned that I don't need to be using illegal software and he helped me learn how to install Ubuntu on my first laptop.
Microsoft Angers
I've worked at some Microsoft dependent companies that complained about the costs of having computers. After many discussions I came to the conclusion that they just enjoyed having a reason to complain. I realized these were the types of places I'd never want to work in again. I would rather bag groceries at Hy-Vee than work for a company that complains about money and says everything free sucks. I did take this route until I was able to take a position in a company that I could be happy in.
Current Experience
I'm currently the CTO of a company which requires high availability and uptime. It's been a challenging process but we're now running exceptionally well on the infrastructure that was built from scratch.


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Back to Dressing up, Dressing down
To relax at home in the eighteenth century, men of fashion took off their heavy hot wigs and stiff brocade or velvet coats, putting on instead, informal caps and banyans or gowns. Such gowns were not for use over nightshirts, but were the leisurewear of the period, enabling the wearer to feel less restricted by his costume, but still to receive people in a domestic setting.
Banyans, as the name suggests, originated in India and were imported in large quantities by the East India Company from the late seventeenth century. As early as 1661, Samuel Pepys bought "an Indian gown" for himself, and like all the Indian examples, his was made of painted and quilted cotton calico. By contrast, those gown originating in Europe tended, like this example, to be of silk, often damasks. Again, as here, they could be fitted like coats, buttoning down the front and sometimes incorporating waistcoat fronts. This example has a separate but matching waistcoat. Otherwise gowns were very much looser and fuller, cut like a kimono, and not fitted to the figure at all.
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WHO declares polio 'health emergency'
The WHO is warning polio has re-emerged as a health emergency, with cases spreading across countries.
Multi-drug pill reported a lifesaver
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Paramedics most likely to be injured
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The Victorian government will spend $190 million on elective surgery to cut hospital waiting lists.
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States rethink disability scheme
Australia's state premiers are at odds over whether the NDIS should be scaled back, delayed or restructured.
New virus gains foothold in Caribbean
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Superbugs lurk in Australia
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US approves sleep apnoea implant
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Scientists urge keeping smallpox samples
Scientists say the world's remaining stockpiles of the smallpox virus should not be destroyed.
WHO warns of resistant diseases
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Fibre diet 'aid after heart attack'
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I am, for lack of a better term, a meditation dropout. Oh, I've tried it all: the standard legs-crossed, deep-breathing variety (which made me stir-crazy after a few endless minutes); Pilates classes (where I managed to pull a muscle just learning to breathe properly); and t'ai chi instruction (which ended with gentle reprimands by my instructor that walking meditation was not a form of aerobic exercise). They all left me anxious and restless. I couldn't let go and simply be present in the moment—a hallmark of my type-A personality. That all changed on a Caribbean vacation. There, I inadvertently learned even action-obsessed people like me can achieve satori.
Now, you may think that just being on a serene beach relaxing should help instill a meditative state. Not so for someone who every day had proudly recited the mantra "Go, go, go, faster, faster, faster." But the morning I donned a snorkeling mask and submerged into the quiet, mystical world beneath the sea, my life began to change. I can still feel the magic of that first glimpse: a bright red starfish, a giant spotted ray gliding by like a bird in flight, and hundreds of silversides swimming in synchronized motion. It transported me to another realm.
Immersed in beauty, color, and silence, I was forced not to move too much or too suddenly, or the creatures around me would scatter. For the first time ever, I could be still. Minutes slipped away unnoticed, as the simple cadence of breathing in and breathing out became stronger and stronger. Lost in a dreamy world where parrot fish, barracuda, and even sea turtles swam by me as if I were invisible, I learned that submitting completely to silence brings an exhilarating, nerve-tingling rush.
Now, back in Pennsylvania, whenever I feel stressed, I lie down and visualize that moment when I place my face in the water and hear only the gentle waves breaking on the shore as I breathe deeply and glide ever so smoothly through warm, clear water filled with beauty. Breathing in and breathing out, I float and meditate while angelfish lead the way.
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Would stabilizer work?
I use flannel, and I snap through all the layers. One layer of flannel isn't strong enough to support the snaps, so I go through both layers and the snaps end up against her skin.
Would stabilizer work?
I use flannel, and I snap through all the layers. One layer of flannel isn't strong enough to support the snaps, so I go through both layers and the snaps end up against her skin.
sweet, I'll try some through all the layers. Since I don't have a LO to try them out on, it's hard to know if they'd bug the skin or not. I guess I just worried it would so I tried to avoid it.
I might also try the fleece and see how that works. TY
Kate you could put a small piece of PUL behind the snaps if you have that too. I'm sorry I never got back with you on this issue. I had some thoughts on it and then spaced it. If I were you I'd put PUL or fleece behind it but PUL tends to be much thinner if you're only putting a square of it or a strip across the tummy panel just for snaps.
FTR, I won't buy diapers that have exposed inner snaps. I can't stand how they rub her hip bone.
my other thought on your press is try using the kitchen counter and not the floor. I think it'll be a TON easier for you.
~Kim~mama to Braeden 5-7-96,Kyle 12-8-98,Rachel 3-18-06, Emmaleeah 6-13-08, and baby Jason 3-27-12
I made an AIO before and had a heck of a time getting the snaps through the PUL. Any tips to get them through easier?
And I was worried about the caps on the skin too, which is obviously why I was thinking of this. Chris and I both have super sensitive skin and I'm pretty sure our kids will too since it's been passed down from both of families.
I probably won't have much time to sew in the next few weeks since we're demo'ing the basement right now but once that settles down and the big work is done, DH will be finishing up the rest with my brother and his brother.
For now, I may use scrap pieces of PUL with knit and see if I can figure out some easy ways to get it through so when I do get a diaper made, I'll have worked with it some and might not get so frustrated.
Kate for sure your best friend would be an awl to get that snap through the PUL. I'll be back, Em needs something.
~Kim~mama to Braeden 5-7-96,Kyle 12-8-98,Rachel 3-18-06, Emmaleeah 6-13-08, and baby Jason 3-27-12
Where can I get an awl?
You've all given me some great tips to go on, I can't wait to try everything out. I'm pretty sure my Joanns carries ripstop so I may pick up a little of that and see what I can come up with.
Thank you
ETA: I guess I could just type in Awl and see what I come up with. Some day's I'm stupid, ignore me. LOL
Look at Kamsnaps
Kate I'll suggest looking at a local hardware store like Sears or Home Depot, Lowes, something like that. the awl I have is Craftsman, so from Sears, and it has a nice thick handle that is really easy to get a good grip on. I've seen some that are long and thin and I don't think it would be as easy to use. the grasp would give my hand a cramp for sure so I'd pick the thicker handle.
this is the one I have
~Kim~mama to Braeden 5-7-96,Kyle 12-8-98,Rachel 3-18-06, Emmaleeah 6-13-08, and baby Jason 3-27-12
You gals are awesome. Thanks so much!
what fabrics are snappiable? I want to make prefolds... can you give me a list of what will work and what will not???
quick question... when making pre folds do i need to worry about cotton vs poly thread?
I would use poly or woolynylon for a serger just because it is softer. Cotton wicks but that doesn't really matter in prefolds.
thanks morgan. i have a lady from church who is going to lend me her serger so I am pretty excited about it. I turn thirty this year and the only thing i want is a serger!! haha
I got on btynm and i'm still trying to figure it all out haha
I just got my serger and it's seriously the best invention, ever! Totally an awesome 30th b-day gift!!
For a 4 thread serger you need just two of each thread, so 2 wooly nylons and 2 regular thread. I didn't realize that at first and bought 4 of each type.
If you have any questions about BTYNM let me know. =)
It's the co-op-- by the yard N more on Yahoo.
And yeah, once you start using it you'll never go back!!!
i have watched my friend do it and it *looks* so fast and easy. don't scare me!! lol
Reason: so much easier to make. Velcro is a PITA because you need so much loop and so little hook. And you have to cut it right and align it. Snaps are done at the end and are just so much easier.
I also like snaps over velcro on my diapers anyway.


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Depending on whether or not I remove the first two things. I'm doing a direct copy and paste. Tried double quotes, and single... didn't seem to make any difference. Is there a hint I'm missing?
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dc949 wrote:I was using the wrong lib. I just can't emphasize how poor the documentation is for this language. Eventually one of my friends dug up the documentation on 2, as I was just using the standard (old?) one. Well on to #9.
JohnJSal wrote:What does everyone mean by the hint in the "password window"? I don't see anything there. Do you mean the letters in the source of the page?
Vicenc wrote:Hello all People Python,
Just to tell us that this Challenge is the best way to learn a programming language. Regarding the Level 8, it seems that I can't copy correctly the text from the "un" to the funticon because always apear the message "Error -3 while decompressing data: incorrect header check".
I suppose that I'm ussing the correct Lib.
Thanks to all from Santpedor (Barcelona)
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