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A Detailed Description of the Lost Land of Atlantis The Real Reason For Their Downfall
How Some of the World's Elite Uses Black Magic Rituals To Conjure Up Entities For More Power Control
The sarcophagus wasn't the only thing discovered in the tomb, there was also an alabaster head of a man who some believe could represent the person who is buried within the coffin.
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Most ancient tombs discovered in Egypt were looted in one era or another, often leaving archaeologists with a limited understanding of the person inside. This untouched artifact gives the eager team a rare opportunity to uncover the mummy for themselves….Some people suggested the sarcophagus coupled with the recent discovery of a Neolithic henge in Ireland is either a sign of an impending apocalypse… or a very extravagant marketing scheme for a new Indiana Jones movie.
It's important to close on the note that, not all which has been discovered is presented to us. We live in a world of secrecy, millions of pages of documents are classified every single year, for anybody to study the true history of, let's say America, it would truly be impossible because it's incredibly difficult to get something that actually reflects the truth.
I like to use the United States as an example, specifically, the National Security Agency (NSA) which was founded in 1952, its existence was hidden until the mid 60's. Even more secretive is the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), which was founded in 1960 but remained completely secret for 30 years.
What about archaeological discoveries, have they been kept from us? What about the Naszca mummies that were discovered in Peru? And all of the other discoveries within the realms of archaeology, like
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, completely left out of the historical record?
Historial and archaeological discoveries have the power to completely change what we know about human history and the origins of humanity. It wouldn't be surprising that any artifact or physical traces of past life that don't fit within the frame of accepted knowledge, or within the theory of evolution, to be completely unknown to humanity. This is one of many ways the global elite contain their control over humanity, and over the story of humanities origins.
Definitely, something to think about…
As far as the coffin goes, it looks they're going to open it for sure…
We interviewed David about what is happening within the cabal and disclosure. He shared some incredible insight that is insanely relevant to today.
So far, the response to this interview has been off the charts as people are calling it the most concise update of what's happening in our world today.Watch the interview here.
Not long ago, Egyptian Archaeologists discovered a huge 2,000-year-oldsealed coffin, and as you'd imagine, they want to open it to...
Erik Brynjolfsson is less pessimistic. An MIT economist who co-authored The Second Machine Age , he thinks automation won't necessarily be so bad. The Luddites thought machines destroyed jobs, but they were only half right: They can also, eventually, create new ones. "A lot of skilled artisans did lose their jobs," Brynjolfsson says, but several decades later demand for labor rose as new job categories emerged, like office work. "Average wages have been increasing for the past 200 years," he notes. "The machines were creating wealth!"
The problem is that transition is rocky. In the short run, automation can destroy jobs more rapidly than it creates them—sure, things might be fine in a few decades, but that's cold comfort to someone in, say, their 30s. Brynjolfsson thinks politicians should be adopting policies that ease the transition—much as in the past, when public education and progressive taxation and antitrust law helped prevent the 1 percent from hogging all the profits. "There's a long list of ways we've tinkered with the economy to try and ensure shared prosperity," he notes.
Will there be another Luddite uprising? Few of the historians thought that was likely. Still, they thought one could spy glimpses of Luddite-style analysis—questioning of whether the economy is fair—in the Occupy Wall Street protests, or even in the environmental movement. Others point to online activism, where hackers protest a company by hitting it with "denial of service" attacks by flooding it with so much traffic that it gets knocked offline.
Perhaps one day, when Uber starts rolling out its robot fleet in earnest, angry out-of-work cabdrivers will go online—and try to jam up Uber's services in the digital world.
"As work becomes more automated, I think that's the obvious direction," as Uglow notes. "In the West, there's no point in trying to shut down a factory."
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The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies
Amazing missions, incredibly intelligent and dedicated workforce, strong ties to Caltech, highly capable executive leadership team and lab director.
The only con worth mentioning is the parking situation. Old news and difficult to resolve given that JPL is landlocked in terms of space.
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Invest in developing more diversity across all levels of leadership at the lab.
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However you gather the information, once you get it, you should be able to sit down with your marketing team and clearly state your company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Once you have a clear understand of your SWOT, it's time to define your brand.
Developing or refining a corporateidentity is a five-step process that aims to clearly define what your brand stands for: its goals, its personality, the emotions you want people to experience when they come into contact with your brand, and a clear conveyance of that identity through a positioning statement. Here's what you'll need to create to do that:
A vision statement describes what you want your company to become in the future. It should be aspirational and inspirational. Ideally, the statement should be one sentence in length and should not explain how the vision will be met. (Don't worry, that'll come later.)
When developing your vision, keep these questions in mind:
To give you an idea of what you should end up with, take a look at JetBlue's vision statement :
JetBlue Airways is dedicated to bringing humanity back to air travel."
A mission statement defines the purpose of the company. It should be simple, straightforward, articulate, and consist of jargon-free language that's easy to grasp. It should be motivational to both employees and customers. When crafting your mission statement, keep these tips in mind:
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The Walt Disney Company's objective is to be one of the world's leading producers and providers of entertainment and information, using its portfolio of brands to differentiate its content, services and consumer products. The company's primary financial goals are to maximize earnings and cash flow, and to allocate capital toward growth initiatives that will drive long-term shareholder value."
Say, what? That's right, your essence. This sounds fluffy, but seriously, you need to develop an "essence."
The essence of the company speaks to the intangible emotions you want your customers to feel when they experience the brand. A brand's essence is the representation of the company's heart, soul, and spirit, and is best described with one word. When defining the essence of your brand, consider these points:
Here are some great samples of brands' essences:
Just as with humans, a brand's personality describes the way a brand speaks, behaves, thinks, acts, and reacts. It is the personification of the brand:the application of human characteristics to a business. Forexample, Apple is young and hip, whereas IBM is mature and set in its ways.
What personality do you want to put forth when people experience your brand?
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Swap-a-Palüza returns for 2017! Do you have a lot of old VW parts piling up in your garage? This is your chance to unload them, for free! We're hosting a free swap meet and campout September 16-17!
We're also welcoming back Stateline Wagens, hosting a top 15 car show as well! And probably a band too!
Like in previous years, the event will be held in the RV lot at Camp Jordan in East Ridge, TN. It's still free to set up and sell parts, buy parts, camp, or just hang out. It's just our way of saying thanks for supporting Bug-a-Palüza over the years.
So please join us September 16th and 17th for Swap-a-Palüza 2017! More info on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/620639351475112/
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The University of South Carolina Lancaster has recognized academic achievement of students for the spring 2011 semester.
The secrets of natural resources to the past, present and future will be revealed during a summer nature walk along Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site's interpretive trail July 30.
Farmers interested in receiving 75 percent cost share from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to install conservation practices on their farms within the next year must sign up prior to Aug. 1, according to NRCS District Conservationist Mike Newman.
Join the team with the Rec Department's basketball camp, slated for 9 a.m. to noon July 18-21 at the Camden High School Wellness Center gym.
Scott Hawkins with the S.C. Forestry Commission will be guest speaker for the quarterly meeting Monday of the Kershaw County Forest Landowners Association.
Parents as Teachers. That is both the name and the philosophy of a new Kershaw County First Steps program slated to begin in just a few short weeks. The nine-month home visitation program is designed to help parents prepare their children for school.
A snake with a seemingly excellent memory's left a large enough track through a dove field in Brambelwood Plantation for Ralph Cantey Sr. to notice three years running.
Looking for a pet that does not need to be housebroken, groomed or trained? How about a flock of them?
Queens and bears will be two buzzwords in conversations at the South Carolina Beekeepers Association summer meeting at Clemson University July 14-16.
Rock your universe at the 16th annual Jammin' in July music festival Saturday at Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site. Fourteen bands and solo acts will be featured, including The Turn Signals, David Mitchell, Arcfurus, Josh McCaa and Andy Luadzers, Michael Jacobs, Fayssoux McLean & Brandon Turner, Without a Paddle, Bakers Moon, The Mobros, Rusty Davis and Paul Russo, Mike Frost Jazz, Joal Rush, John Wesley Satterfield and Zen Violin, surprise finale featuring assorted performers from the show. Gates open at 3:30 p.m., with music beginning at 4 p.m. Admission is $18 for adults, $15 for seniors and military ...
The H2O Fun Camp is offered for youngsters ages 6 to 12 who already have basic swimming skills. They must be able to swim 25 yards on their own to participate.
The light show over Lake Wateree Monday night in celebration of the Fourth of July treated spectators to colorful bursts both natural and manmade. Crackles of lightning intensified the annual fireworks display, hosted by the Lake Wateree Association (LWA) and Wateree Homeowners Association Fairfield County. Donations to this community event are still accepted by mail at LWA, P.O. Box 2132, Camden, SC 29021 or on the LWA's website.
Independence Day (July 4th) is a great holiday! We don't give gifts. And most people don't send "Happy Fourth of July" cards. Families have traditions how to celebrate. For me, it's parades, fireworks and food! Most of the foods we think of for this holiday are quite simple. Hot dogs, hamburgers and barbecue are at the top of my list. It's a case of "put it on the grill and sit in the shade." (One may guess that this is my day out of the kitchen.)
Miss America 2008 Kristen Haglund (third from left) visited Camden Wednesday after being invited by local caterer Jack Brantley (second from left). Brantley owns and operates Aberdeen Catery in Camden and has been involved with the Miss America pageant for more than 30 years through his service with the Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce and Camden Jaycees. Haglund is visiting the state as part of the 2011 Miss S.C. pageant. Brantley also invited the judges from the pageant. Standing on the steps at Aberdeen are (from left) pageant judges Teri Galver, Annabelle Laroque, Parker Dearborn and Morihiko Nalchara, Brian ...
Youth ages 8 and up can have a ball at volleyball camp July 11-15, which will offer instruction for beginner and intermediate players.
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A horse is a horse of course, but horses are also an economic force. A recent American Horse Council study finds that the U.S ...
The city of Camden has, once again, proclaimed the month of October as Unity Month.
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Hampton Roads — and the Peninsula in particular — boasts an array of world-class research facilities. Here are some notables:
NASA Langley Research Center
The center in Hampton was founded in 1917 as the nation's first civilian aeronautics laboratory. Almost every commercial and fighter plane produced in this country in the decades after Langley's opening was tested at the wind tunnels there. Langley's name is built on aeronautics research.
Engineers in Hampton helped push pilots past the sound barrier and made great contributions to making air travel faster, safer, quieter and more efficient. The center, with a $700 million annual budget and about 3,600 civil service and contract employees, was also the original training site for NASA's first astronauts in the Mercury program. Neil Armstrong practiced moon landings at the center's massive gantry.
Langley's role in space research is expanding. Researchers are involved in many aspects of the post-space shuttle era of exploration. Langley materials engineers are working on a lunar habitat to house astronauts for long stays on the moon, and several research teams are working on various aspects of the next-generation launch rockets and crew capsule.
The facility's civil service and contract employees also study Earth's atmosphere and support space missions through structure and materials analysis. It has a civil service payroll of about $232 million.
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
The facility is a national nuclear physics laboratory in Newport News operated by the U.S. Department of Energy. Known as Jefferson Lab — and shortened by locals to "Jeff Lab" — its equipment allows scientists from around the world to peer inside subatomic particles and study the nucleus of the atom, where quarks and gluons act as the building blocks of protons and neutrons.
Scientists at Jeff Lab also use their knowledge of particle physics for medical purposes. One team is building imaging devices that can detect smaller cancer tumors than standard methods. The technology has already been commercially developed by Newport News-based Dilon Technologies, and might be developed to detect other types of cancer.
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
The institute is a graduate school with the College of William and Mary that provides research, education and guidance to industry, government and the community.
Many scientists there focus their research on the beleaguered Chesapeake Bay, but VIMS' expertise is noted around the world. Local projects include studying how pollution harms the bay, investigating fish kills and algae blooms and seeking to restore the bay's depleted oyster population.
The institute was chartered in 1940 and is located on the York River at Gloucester Point.
Eastern Virginia Medical School
The school opened in Norfolk in 1973 and has 825 medical and health profession students, as well as 295 medical residents.
About 2,500 physicians nationwide have degrees from EVMS and nearly 500 of them practice in Hampton Roads.
Boasting 1,500 full-time jobs, EVMS is a nationally known education and research center. Faculty members see patients and research a wide range of specialties including cancer, diabetes, geriatrics and women's health. Research in reproductive medicine conducted at the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine led to the birth of the nation's first child through in vitro fertilization.


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More Soccer Action This Weekend park
The Louisiana Soccer Association is conducting preliminary and championship play this weekend for the Louisiana State Cup, presented by the Allstate Sugar Bowl. The competition of State Cup preliminary play for age groups U18 & U19 girls and U14-19 boys will be held May 29-30 at Lafreniere Park, LaSalle Park and Lion Park in Metairie. The local club, Chicago Fire Junior Louisiana, will be hosting and overseeing these events.
The winners from this weekend's competition will advance to the Louisiana State Cup finals, presented by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, next weekend (June 5-6) in Lafayette, La.
Championship play was completed on May 1-2 for age group U11-13 boys and girls in Mandeville, La., hosted by the Mandeville Soccer Club. Championship events for age groups U14-17 girls were completed on May 1-2 in Metairie at Lafreniere Park, also hosted by the Chicago Fire Junior LA Soccer Club.
Recap of Preliminary Action, includes Gallery of Champions
The Louisiana State Cup presented by the Allstate Sugar Bowl is conducted under the direction of U.S. Youth Soccer. The U.S. Youth Soccer National Championship Series continues play throughout the United States with four regional competitions. The winners from each of these regions in each age group advances to the Final Four championships.
Regional play is competition between state champions only. Region II play, which represents the southeastern area of the country (Texas to North Carolina) will be held in Baton Rouge during the last week of June through the first week of July. The Louisiana Soccer Association and the Baton Rouge Soccer Association will serve as hosts for the event. Hopefully we will have some teams from Louisiana emerge as champions and advance to the Final Four.
For a detailed schedule, as well as directions to the fields, please click here:
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Joanna Lumley: Greek Odyssey "The Islands" Joanna explores some of the 1,400 Greek islands that make up this maritime nation. She gets a lift on board a shipping magnate's yacht to Crete where she spends time with shepherds in the high, remote mountains of the island. On Kos, she explores the birth place of Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, and ascends an active volcano on Nisyros. Part 3 of 4G
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Great Performances at the Met "Wagner's Ring Cycle - Das Rheingold" The gods of Valhalla clash with underworld dwarves and giants in this opening opera of the cycle. Evil Alberich steals gold from the Rhine and uses it to forge a ring of unimaginable power. Wotan (Bryn Terfel), the king of the gods, uses magic to steal the ring but it is cursed, guaranteeing misery for whoever wears it. Unwilling to part with the ring, Wotan breaks a contract with the giants and sets a chain of events in motion that will end in his destruction. James Levine conducts. Sung in German with English subtitles.G
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University of Vermont
2011-12 Online Catalogue
Policies and General Information
Course Withdrawal
From the eleventh day of instruction until the second business day after the 60% point in the semester, students may withdraw from courses. To do so, students must complete a Course Withdrawal Form, consult with their advisor, and obtain the instructor's signature. The student must deliver the form to the Registrar's Office no later than 4 p.m. on the second business day after the 60% point in the semester. Students give a copy to their dean for information purposes. A grade of W will be assigned by the instructor(s) and recorded on the student's permanent record.
Between the second business day after the 60% point in the semester and the last day of classes, students may withdraw from one or more courses only by demonstrating to their college/school studies committee, through a written petition, that they are unable to continue in the courses(s) due to circumstances beyond their control. Such petition must contain conclusive evidence, properly documented, of the illness or other situation preventing completion of the course(s). Acceptable reasons do not include dissatisfaction with performance or expected grade, with the course or instructor, or desire to change major or program. If the petition is approved, a grade of W will be assigned by the instructor(s) and recorded on the student's permanent record. If the petition is denied, the instructor(s) will assign a final grade (A-F) in accordance with the same criteria applied to all other students in the course(s).
Withdrawn courses are included in the number of credits used for billing purposes. No withdrawals will be permitted after the last day of classes. In all instances, withdrawal grades remain on the permanent academic record, but will not affect the grade-point average.
Retroactive Academic Adjustment
The University will consider requests for late withdrawal and retroactive academic adjustments when those requests are accompanied by appropriate information. To receive consideration, a student or his/her authorized representative must submit to his/her dean's office a completed Consultation Form for late Withdrawal and Incompletes. Forms are available in deans' offices.
Students may appeal the academic adjustment decision of their school or college to the Provost's Office. If the appeal is based upon a certified disability and recommended as an appropriate accommodation, students may appeal the academic adjustment decision of their school or college as outlined in Policies and Procedures for Students with Disabilities under the section entitled "Protocol for Dispute Resolution." All appeals must be submitted in writing.
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Every week we get new toys, trinkets, baubles, statues and blind box figures in. Stop in often to see what's cool and new in our pop-culture world.
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Yes, the video game series that your kid loves has taken over Jetpack! We've got Minecraft action figures, books, plush toys, and MORE! No, we don't know why your kid loves it so much, but at least we've got enough Minecraft stuff that they'll (hopefully) stop bugging you about it!
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Fan speed control (Italiano)
Controllare la velocità (e il rumore!) della ventola della CPU è facile!
Ciò che segue potrebbe danneggiare il proprio hardware. La ventola della CPU serve per raffreddarla e in questa guida verrà spenta per un paio di secondi. Se non si è preparati a questo, non farlo!
Per prima cosa, bisogna configurare lm-sensors. È spiegato qui.
Una volta installato lm-sensors, si possono ottenere delle letture con il comando "sensors".
$ sensors coretemp-isa-0000 Adapter: ISA adapter Core 0: +29.0°C (high = +76.0°C, crit = +100.0°C) coretemp-isa-0001 Adapter: ISA adapter Core 1: +29.0°C (high = +76.0°C, crit = +100.0°C) coretemp-isa-0002 Adapter: ISA adapter Core 2: +31.0°C (high = +76.0°C, crit = +100.0°C) coretemp-isa-0003 Adapter: ISA adapter Core 3: +29.0°C (high = +76.0°C, crit = +100.0°C) it8718-isa-0290 Adapter: ISA adapter Vcc: +1.14 V (min = +0.00 V, max = +4.08 V) VTT: +2.08 V (min = +0.00 V, max = +4.08 V) +3.3V: +3.33 V (min = +0.00 V, max = +4.08 V) NB Vcore: +0.03 V (min = +0.00 V, max = +4.08 V) VDRAM: +2.13 V (min = +0.00 V, max = +4.08 V) fan1: 690 RPM (min = 10 RPM) temp1: +37.5°C (low = +129.5°C, high = +129.5°C) sensor = thermistor temp2: +25.0°C (low = +127.0°C, high = +127.0°C) sensor = thermal diode
Se nell'output non viene visualizzato il valore RPM per la ventola della CPU, ma si è sicuri che sia in esecuzione, è necessario aumentare il divisore della ventola. Se la velocità della ventola viene mostrata ed è superiore a 0, ignorare il passaggio successivo.
Incrementare fan_div
La prima riga emessa nell'output dei sensori è il chipset usato dalla scheda madre per leggere le velocità, temperature e voltaggi.
Creare il file di configurazione "libsensors" copiando il file di configurazione di default libsensors in /etc/sensors.d/.
sudo cp /etc/sensors3.conf /etc/sensors.d/sensors.conf
Ora editare /etc/sensors.d/sensors.conf
sudo nano /etc/sensors.d/sensors.conf
e cercare il chipset esatto. Alcuni nomi di chipset sono simili, quindi assicurarsi che quello che si sta modificando è il proprio. Add the line 'set fanX_div 4' near the start of your chipset config, replacing X with the number of CPU fans your system has.
Save, and run:
sudo sensors -s
which will reload the sensors.conf's set variables. Run sensors again and check if there is an RPM readout. If not, increase the divisor to 8, 16 or 32. YMMV!
(If you are a very cool hacker, you might want to skip this section and write /etc/fancontrol by your own, which also saves you from hearing all your fans at full speed)
Once you have lm sensors properly configured, run pwmconfig to test and configure speed control of your fans:
Follow the instructions in pwmconfig to set up basic speeds.
The default configuration options should create a new file, Template:Codeline.
Follow the instructions in pwmconfig to set up speeds.
Second warning: Some of the steps outlined below describe how to tweak fan speeds. Before doing this be sure you have a low cpu load and are comfortable playing around. If at any time during tweaking you notice the CPU temperature start to rise dramatically, do a Template:Codeline to spin up the fan all the way until things cool down. Basically, you should know what you're doing before fooling with the configuration file.
If you want more control, you will probably need to tweak the generated configuration. Here is a sample configuration file:
INTERVAL=10 DEVPATH=hwmon0=devices/platform/coretemp.0 hwmon2=devices/platform/w83627ehf.656 DEVNAME=hwmon0=coretemp hwmon2=w83627dhg FCTEMPS=hwmon0/device/pwm1=hwmon0/device/temp1_input FCFANS= hwmon0/device/pwm1=hwmon0/device/fan1_input MINTEMP=hwmon0/device/pwm1=20 MAXTEMP=hwmon0/device/pwm1=55 MINSTART=hwmon0/device/pwm1=150 MINSTOP=hwmon0/device/pwm1=105
- INTERVAL: how often the daemon should poll cpu temps and adjust fan speeds. Interval is in seconds.
The rest of the configuration file is split into (at least) two values per configuration option. Each configuration option first points to a PWM device which is written to which sets the fan speed. The second "field" is the actual value to set. This allows you to monitor and control multiple fans and temperatures (if your pc supports it).
- FCTEMPS: The temperature input device to read for cpu temperature. The above example corresponds to Template:Codeline.
- FCFANS: The current fan speed, which can be read (like the temperature) in Template:Codeline
- MINTEMP: The temperature (°C) at which to SHUT OFF the cpu fan. Efficicent CPU's often will not need a fan while idling. Be sure to set this to a temperature that you know is safe. Setting this to 0 is not reccommended, use a sane value.
- MAXTEMP: The temperature (°C) at which to spin the fan at it's MAXIMUM speed. This should be probably be set to perhaps 10 or 20 degrees (°C) below your CPU's critical/shutdown temperature. Setting it closer to MINTEMP will result in higher fan speeds overall.
- MINSTOP: The PWM value at which your fan stops spinning. Each fan is a little different. Power tweakers can Template:Codeline different values (between 0 and 255) to Template:Codeline and then watch the cpu fan. When it stops, use this value.
- MINSTART: The PWM value at which your fan starts to spin again. This is often a higher value than MINSTOP as more voltage is required to overcome inertia.
There are also two settings fancontrol needs to verify the configuration file is still up to date. The lines start with the setting name and a equality sign, followed by groups of hwmon-class-device=setting, seperated by spaces. You need to specify each setting for each hwmon class device you use anywhere in the config, or fancontrol wont work.
- DEVPATH: Sets the physical device. You can determine this by executing the command
readlink -f /sys/class/hwmon/<hwmon-device>/device | sed -e 's/^\/sys\///'
- DEVNAME: Sets the name of the device. Try
cat /sys/class/hwmon/<hwmon-device>/device/name | sed -e 's/[[:space:]=]/_/g'
Try to run fancontrol:
Also notice this bug: [1] (Initscript outputs FAIL when it should be DONE)
It should start up and you'll probably hear your CPU fans spin down.
If it's working, in order to run at boot simply add "fancontrol" to DAEMONS in /etc/rc.conf, as a fancontrol init script is now provided by default!
Most of this howto is from [Ubuntu forums] and [Ubuntu guide].
For Dell Latitude/Inspiron laptops, you may want to use i8kutils/i8kmon.
simple bash script to fine tune fan speed
Run this as root if you'd like to see how various pwm values translate into fan RPM. As you can see, this script assumes that you have fancontrol running and disables it for you, then re-enables it when you're finished. Enjoy.
#!/bin/bash clear ################################################# # change the following lines to match your system ################################################# pwmcontrol=/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon4/device/pwm1 fanrpmread=/sys/class/hwmon/hwmon4/device/fan1_input # do not edit below this line ################################################# log=`pwd`/fandata.log echo "PWM,RPM" > $log echo "This script will set your PWM to values from full power down to 0 decreasing in" echo "approx 5 % steps and pausing 10 sec between steps to allow the fan RPM to catch" echo "up to the new settings. Data are logged to ${log}" echo "which can be used to generate a graph or use as-is." collectdata() { array=( 255 242 230 217 204 191 178 165 152 139 126 113 100 87 74 48 22 0 ) for item in ${array[*]} do echo $item > $pwmcontrol sleep 10s rpm=`cat ${fanrpmread}` echo $item,$rpm >> $log echo "PWM: ${item} RPM: ${rpm}" done } /etc/rc.d/fancontrol stop echo "1" > ${pwmcontrol}_enable collectdata echo "0" > ${pwmcontrol}_enable /etc/rc.d/fancontrol start


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What kind of raise did you get last year? If you're one of the top-paid executives in Houston, it was an increase of 10.9 percent.
An analysis of the 720 highest paid local executives who work for publicly traded companies revealed the median total compensation — which includes base pay, bonuses and long-term incentives — was $1.7 million last year.
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By Patty B. Wight
Maine Public Broadcasting Network, April 1, 2014
Supporters of universal health care are applauding an initial vote in the Maine House today that would authorize a study of implementing such a system in Maine. It's not the first time the issue has been studied in the state. But as Patty Wight reports, it's the first time supporters say the idea has gotten traction.
The question of whether Maine should attempt a universal health care system has moved like a pendulum over the past decade or so in the Legislature. In 2001, lawmakers approved a study to assess whether universal health care would work in Maine. Though the results from Mathematica Policy Research were generally favorable, the switch never happened.
But supporters of the idea and the bill say things are different now.
"Probably Maine is worse off today, I suspect, than it was in 2002 when the Mathematica study was done," says Joe Lendvai of MaineAllCare, a group dedicated to achieving universal health care. Lendvai says it's all the more reason to get current data.
Wendy Wolf, of the Maine Health Access Foundation, says in health care-years, 2002 may as well be the Ice Age. "When you think about what has changed since that time, you look at the rampant increase in insurance premium costs, the changes in benefit structure, the aging of our population, changes in Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement."
The bill approved by the Maine House is an amended version of the original that sought to implement a single-payer system in Maine. Supporters say good, hard data is needed before Maine can decide whether to move forward with universal coverage, and exactly what form it should take.
Democrat Paul McGowan says this bill is an opportunity to take a big-picture look at health care. "This is not about who should pay for it, it's not about how we accomplish it, but to embrace a vision that says every resident of Maine will have access to affordable, quality health care."
Democrat Richard Farnsworth says even though insurance under the Affordable Care Act is more accessible, its affordability is relative. He told lawmakers about a store clerk he recently met who was happy to have access to subsidized insurance from the online Marketplace, but her premium is still a hardship, not to mention deductibles.
"It made it necessary for her to realign her whole budget in order to deal with that. Because at $9.50 an hour, it really made it very difficult to afford that $45 a month," Farnsworth said.
While supporters of the bill emphasized its low-risk nature as a study, some Republicans think it's still a waste. Republican Dick Campbell says changes to health care should be determined by stakeholders, not a study. And Lance Harvell doesn't think Maine will be successful if it attempts universal care as a state.
"Now I'm going to surprise a few of you people here. I actually support single-payer health care, but it has to happen at the national level," Harvell said.
Despite reservations, the bill passed 91 to 52 and garnered three Republican votes. It faces further votes in the Senate and House.
Wendy Wolf of the Maine Health Access Foundation says if the bill ultimately passes, the question is whether there is the political willpower to follow. "You can have great studies, but they will sit on the shelf unless you have the right champions carrying them forward," she says.
Wolf says after the 2002 single-payer study, then-Gov. John Baldacci opted instead for his Dirigo Health Reform. And while the Affordable Care Act opens a door to universal coverage by allowing states to apply for waivers in 2017 and establish their own health systems, Wolf thinks the federal reform law first deserves a chance to achieve its goals.
View the entire Mathematica study on the feasibility of single-payer health care in Maine from 2002.
By Joe Lendvai
Maine AllCare, April 2, 2014
Late this morning the Maine State Senate passed LD 1345, as Amended into a Single-payer Health Care "Resolve." Senator Gratwick of Bangor who has been the Senate champion of the bill reports that Senator Woodbury (Unenrolled, Cumberland) spoke most eloquently in support of the bill. The vote was 20 to 14, with all Republicans voting against the resolve "that all Maine residents have access to and coverage for affordable, quality health care."
Further, "The amendment requires the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over insurance and financial services matters to solicit the services of one or more consultants to propose design options for creating a universal system of health care in the State."
For more complete information please visit the Maine Legislature website.
Thank you everyone for your great work – all of you who traveled to Augusta, sent e-mails of support and made calls to our Legislators. We will continue to keep you informed as LD 1345 moves back to the House again then onto the governor for further action.
Joe Lendvai serves as head of communications for Maine AllCare.


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ESPN and the folks at Puck Prospectus have been using a new projection system called VUKOTA to analyze a few players on each team in the NHL.
Today they took a capsule look at the Boston Bruins, and picked Patrice Bergeron as a player that's trending up (if he can stay healthy for the full season) and goaltender Tuukka Rask as a name to know. In the trending down category, some fans might be surprised to see Vezina Trophy-winning netminder Tim Thomas listed.
But on closer look, you'll note that this system is only predicting Thomas to drop off a bit from his amazing 2008-09 season.
"Goalies often fall apart as quickly as they appear on the scene, so expect regression but not disaster. The projection still places Thomas as the best player on the Bruins roster in 2009-10," the explanation states.
The Bruins are counting on Thomas' regression not coming for a few years, so they'll be glad to read the number project it that way.


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The family Tragulidae (mouse deer or chevrotains) is one of a number of families in the mammal order Artiodactyla (the even-toed ungulates). Tragulidae is the sole family in the artiodactyl infraorder Tragulina, a lineage that diverged from the other artiodactyl ruminants early in their evolution. Meijaard (2011) recognized 10 species of tragulids, placed in three genera (Moschiola, Tragulus, and Hyemoschus). Tragulids are small, secretive ungulates now found only in the tropical forests of Africa, India, Sri Lanka, and Southeast Asia. The African Water Chevrotain (Hyemoschus aquaticus) is the only tragulid found outside Asia. Two of the three Moschiola species are endemic to Sri Lanka.
Tragulids resemble small, hornless deer with small heads, tapered snouts, slender legs, and stocky bodies. They have large eyes, slit-like nostrils, and medium-sized rounded ears covered with a thin layer of hair. Their backs are rounded and rise toward the rear. This body shape helps them move through dense forest undergrowth. In all tragulid species, the darker base colors contrast with patterns of white and brown spots and stripes on the neck, throat, chest, sides, and underbelly, giving the animal a speckled appearance that provides camouflage in the sun-speckled undergrowth of the dense tropical and subtropical forests in which they live. To escape predators, at least some tragulids take to water.
Tragulids lack antlers, but males sometimes use their enlarged, curved upper canines for fighting with each other over females. Tragulids are mainly solitary, usually interacting only to mate. Unlike most other artiodactyls, tragulids apparently cannot rise on their hind legs. Tragulids have a mainly plant-based diet and, unusually for artiodactyls, at least some species are largely frugivorous.
Only one tragulid species, Balabac Chevrotain (Tragulus nigricans), is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List. Some other species, however, have very limited distributions (e.g., Silver-backed Chevrotain [T. versicolor] in Vietnam, Northern Chevrotain [T. williamsoni] in northern Thailand (and possibly Laos) and southern China, and the Sri Lankan Moschiola species. Javan Chevrotain (T. javanicus) has lost much of its former lowland habitat and may now have a very restricted range.
Many tragulids are hunted for their meat, usually with traps or dogs.
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Could be popular - easiest to hack
A group of transport experts and researchers has come out in favour of road-pricing using satellite tracking.
The transport panel run by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET, representing "the profession of electrical, electronic, manufacturing and systems engineering and related sciences") briefed reporters on Tuesday.
"I do not see many other options [than road pricing] available to us to manage our transport system," said Phil Blythe of Newcastle University.
Bill Gillan from the Transport Research Laboratory said he believed that eventually satellite tracking would supersede other technologies such as fixed cameras and electronic tags, according to Reuters.
The wire service interpreted this to mean that "spies in the sky may track motorists in Britain within a decade if the government goes ahead with controversial plans to introduce road user charging schemes...global positioning system satellites [would] read on-board transponders".
The IET could be said to have suffered a bit of a setback here in its mandate to "assist Government to make the public aware of technological issues". GPS satellites, as Reg readers will be well aware, are purely transmitters. They don't interrogate transponders or track things on the ground.
But a receiver on the ground can use GPS signals to work out where it is; thus a tracking unit installed in a car can let the government know where that car goes, using some form of wireless comms. We're talking about a spy in the cab here, not a spy in the sky.
But it's definitely a spy, no doubt about that. Knowing where every vehicle goes will, as the transport experts point out, allow the authorities to charge people more for driving in congested areas or at busy times, potentially allowing the nation to get the best out of its busy roads. Of course, every citizen is bound to be in favour of that (well actually, maybe not, but pass on).
There is, however, something of a privacy issue here. But the technology panelists brushed such concerns aside.
"Panel member and transport consultant Jack Opiola said the thorny issue of personal data privacy could easily be dealt with by appropriate laws," according to Reuters. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the IET transport panel counts two police officers among its membership. Doubtless only wrongdoers - criminals, terrorists and so on - would have anything to fear (actually, the 7/7 bombers used mass transit and hire cars most of the time. And ordinary villains nearly always prefer stolen vehicles for use in serious blags).
Still, on the other hand, anyone who's worried about their car being tracked by the government should certainly not be willing to carry a mobile phone. Not one with a monthly-plan SIM, anyway, or even a PAYG which has ever been topped-up using one's own plastic. And there are lots of other issues around phones. Take the battery out most of the time, we hear, because surveillance boys who know what they're doing can turn your phone on remotely; and change phones now and then just to be sure. In fact, just try not to get the spooks cheesed off with you, that's the El Reg advice (though, again, it doesn't seem to have stopped the 7/7 lads).
Basically, then, there's a school of thought which says there's no need to worry about having your car tracked because they're already able to track you using your mobile, or your credit card, or your suspiciously large cash purchases because you don't use your card, or your face appearing on CCTV. So maybe we should all just give up, and learn to love Big Brother.
Or, alternatively - on the car tracking issue - maybe we should get ourselves a GPS spoofing rig, maybe with a bit of intelligently designed shielding. Then we could merrily drive up and down a really expensive bit of motorway in the middle of rush hour, and the government spy-in-the-cab - whose casing we hadn't so much as touched, whose crypto we'd never needed to crack - would be telling its masters we hadn't gone anywhere. And we wouldn't have to pay a penny.
Could be that satnav road-pricing won't be that simple after all. Of course, that probably means more cameras or whatever.. sigh. Whatever happened to the days where, if the government wanted to spy on you, they'd send along someone sexy in a revealing top? ®


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Strokes strike suddenly and often with no warning. Many of the symptoms feel like less serious ailments or conditions. That is why it is important to take these signs seriously when one or more happen suddenly and for no apparent reason.
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Don't wait! The longer you lose blood flow to the brain, the more extensive the damage.
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When you experience a sudden onset of one or more of these conditions, you might be having a stroke:
Additional warning symptoms might include:
If these symptoms occur suddenly, your condition could be dangerous. Call 911 right away! The longer you lose blood flow to the brain, the more extensive the damage.
Take note that the first symptom listed - sudden mental confusion or trouble speaking or understanding - could be particularly serious. That is because a person having such a symptom is not likely to be able to think in a clearheaded fashion, and might not ask for treatment.
It is important to dial 911 and get emergency help right away for someone who seems to be suddenly confused or unable to speak. They might not be able to help themselves.
Sometimes these symptoms and signs are the beginning of a stroke. But, at other times, one or more of these warning signs occur for only a very brief time. Then they go away, leaving you feeling "cured."
You might have just experienced what is known as a mini-stroke - also called transient ischemic attack (TIA). If left untreated, mini-strokes may lead to a much larger and more dangerous stroke.
You must still call 911 for emergency assistance even if the symptoms have ended. The next attack could be much worse.
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I recently had Shabu Shabu and I came to really like this food. Initially I was turned off by it, but once getting used to the eating style it become very enjoyable. Beforehand the Shabu Shabu I ate was shared by everyone, so that was bit uncomfortable. The recent one I ate had pot for every individual and that was much easier to eat and I could controlled what I put in, hence lot better to eat. Also the sauce that my cousin made for dipping was really good. The beef Shabu Shabu for me was the best though only comparison I could make is with sea food variation. Now I am curious if there are any variation of Shabu Shabu in Japan, such as different kind of soup (for lack of better word) to cook in or the type of ingredient added in the food.
|2011-08-16, 06:18
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I usually make onigiri and okonomiyaki. I especially like making okonomiyaki. Effing delicious!
Here are a couple of pictures:
Onigiri I made for some friends. Lol.
I can make katsudon, but I still haven't "mastered" it yet. Sometimes I still end up putting too much rice wine (sub for mirin). >.<
|2011-08-16, 06:43
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You can substitute Okonomiyaki flour with normal flour.
The most basic okonomiyaki is made out of flour, water, egg, and cabbage. Dashi is for more flavor. You can find it in an Asian supermarket. But you don't need to use it if it's unavailable to you. The sauces are Japanese mayonnaise and Okonomi sauce. But these can also be substituted. You can check out the substitutes in the website I linked you. Just look for the Ingredients tab and then scroll all the way down.
You can put whatever you like in your Okonomiyaki too. Bacon, shrimp, squid, potatoes, tomatoes, etc. "Okonomiyaki" basically means "what you want fried". So yeah. You can mix in whatever you please with the batter.
|2011-08-16, 07:13
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Okonomiyaki is one of those japanese foods that I first found about in animes (Taiga, Toradora!) and googled it afterwards, seeing how great but also complicated it looked and then getting disheartened when I saw that it required stuff like dashi, special type of flour etc.
Sadly there isn't a single Asian store where I live, or at least not that I know of but it's so good to know I'll finally be able to try it out in some shape or form. Feeling a bit lazy atm but as soon as I try out the recipe I'll post the results.
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As for the special flour it has dried grated yamatoimo in it and is alway better if you use normal flour with freshly grated yamato-imo.
You can also substitute water with sake making it more rich in flavor.
|2011-08-16, 07:52
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No problem! Glad to have helped. Good luck when you start making your first Okonomiyaki! ^^
Beansprouts are good. Haven't tried Konyaku yet, and as for pickled ginger, I didn't like that. Lol. So I guess its a preferred taste.
Sadly, I can't find any yamaimo where I live. >.< But I'll try out the sake substitute! XD
I also read somewhere that milk can substitute for water too.^^
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Thanks to Pink Cow and Tri-ring.... I've had a terrible string of failures in trying to make a decent okonomiyaki (lots of terrible recipes out there). This looks promising.
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My friend took me out to a Japanese place for my birthday, and we had a sushi platter. It wasn't bad, but all of the fish was pretty bland. I actually really enjoyed the eel, though.
Also, wasabi sauce is NUTS. You have some of that, think, "Oh, this is alright I guess," then your ear and the entire side of your face start tingling like crazy. It's wild.
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I hope your first Okonomiyaki is a success! ^^
Wasabi. I despise wasabi. Lol. I tried to like it. I really did. But I can't. Lol. So I just eat my sushi with soy sauce only instead. >.<
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Here goes my first attempt at okonomiyaki, according to the recipe linked by Pink Cow:
Took me a while to get myself to the supermarket and buy the essential ingredients. I was too lazy to make it today and was going to leave that for tomorrow but my younger sister insisted she would make it. Naturally I had to jump in somewhere around the baking process but she had made some mistakes prior to that - e.g. cabbage wasn't cut thinly enough. I baked the okonomiyaki on a Wok saucepan with a little olive oil and the mixture solidified surprisingly well, only like a third of it fell apart during the flipping, so I added an additional egg to "patch it up". As for the toppings, I added the suggested alternative for the okonomi sauce (ketchup + worcestershire + soy sauce) and some mayonnaise (which sadly wasn't bottled so the end result doesn't look very aesthetic). Also a bit of origano since I had none of the spices mentioned. And I skipped on Tenkasu.
Now I haven't tried it because I've already eaten too many calories today but it smells darn good and my family's reaction is quite positive. Not to worry though, making another one tomorrow (all by myself) and it should turn out a lot better.
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^ Wow! Even if the mayonnaise wasn't bottled, it still looks good! And since your family gave a positive reaction, it was probably delicious. Congratulations on your success with your first Okonomiyaki! ^^
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The wildest and most rewarding okonomiyaki that I know is comprised of 100% freshly gated yamato-imo as batter with no flour.
It's like a pan fried mousse with various fillings inside.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Thomas Ades wanted to be provocative in his first opera, "Powder Her Face," when he composed a scene in which he musically depicts a sex act between the Duchess of Argyll and a waiter.
Not enough for director Jay Scheib, who turns the tawdry tale into a numbing night of decadence by adding two dozen naked men standing, stumbling and slumbering around a hotel room in New York City Opera's new production that opened Friday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Howard Gilman Opera House.
The 1995 work by the then 24-year-old composer started the company's second straight abbreviated season following its departure from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
With glistening music and a poetic libretto by Philip Hensher portraying the libertine lives of the Duchess and Duke, a socialite proclaimed "wholly immoral" and "a Don Juan among women" by Lord Wheatley in his 1963 divorce ruling, Ades revels in the licentiousness that spilled into the British tabloids.
The pleasure-above-all nature of the Duchess, the former Ethel Margaret Whigham, is fueled by cocaine, alcohol, callousness and disregard for boundaries, while Ades searches for a modern musical idiom that would become more mature in his 2004 composition "The Tempest," given its Metropolitan Opera premiere last October.
There are hints of show tunes along with 20th-century giants, such as Berg, Satie and Strauss. The Duchess commands attention like a meteor burning across the sky.
"I was beautiful. I was famous. I was young. I was rich," the Electrician, disguised as the Duchess, sings during the first of nine stream-of-consciousness scenes that start and end in 1990 and stretch back to the 1950s and 1930s. The Duchess comes off as molten and cool at the same time, mixtures of heroines unable to cope with the acquisition and loss of money and attention.
She was the life of the party every night, an out-of-control, look-at-me Lohan, Kardashian and Hilton of the pre-television, pre-paparazzi age. She dabbed herself with the perfume "Joy" and tried to imbue the scent and sentiment into all around her.
But the scene moved on. Decades later she was evicted from her luxury hotel, disgraced and unable to pay her numerous bills.
Scampering about in expensive-looking dresses and lingerie, mezzo-soprano Allison Cook had a bit of a Wallis Simpson look and created an uninhibited portrait of the Duchess, her voice soaring, choking and snickering.
Soprano Nili Riemer was the Maid, who transformed into a rubbernecker at the trial and a journalist. She provided spunk and spark — and must have been exhausted by the end of the night from repeatedly bouncing on a bed as if it were a trampoline.
Bass Matt Boehler sang the Hotel Manager, who also becomes the Duke and a rubbernecker and the stiff-and- shocked judge, injecting a sense of gravitas. And tenor William Ferguson sang the Electrician, who becomes the somewhat but not-so-shocked Waiter.
Scheib's production features simple furniture by Marsha Ginsburg on an airy set, with trees interspersed during the latter scenes. There were fashionable costumes by Alba Clemente, and the staging made prominent use of projections by Josh Higgason and video shot on stage by Chelsey Blackmon.
And there were the 22 nude men, billed as a "Corps of Lovers," at least one of whom did a handstand.
The opening at BAM, where "Powder" received a semi-staged U.S. premiere in 1998 at what now is called the Harvey Theater, was part of a run of four performances through Feb. 23, and NYCO's season continues with Britten's "The Turn of the Screw" at BAM from Feb. 24-March 2. The company then returns to City Center in Manhattan, its home from 1944-65, to conclude its 16-performance season with Rossini's "Mose in Egitto (Moses in Egypt)" (April 14-20) and Offenbach's "La Perichole" (April 21-27).
For dauntlessness, it will be hard to top "Powder."
"Could you not have pity for me?" the Duchess sings just before the final note. At the final curtain, after all the nudity and debauchery, the audience seemed dazed before giving warm applause to the cast, conductor Jonathan Stockhammer and the composer.


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Meth came to the museum Tuesday night.
"Breaking Bad," the hit AMC drama about a mild-mannered chemistry teacher who gradually evolves into a deadly criminal, was saluted at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art with a live reading of the series' pilot script by several guest stars taking on the roles of the series' characters
Jason Reitman, who heads up Film Independent's Live Read series that has previously featured films such as "The Apartment" and "The Princess Bride," directed a witty but respectful performance of the script, which he called "phenomenal."
He was also a bit nervous, because the author, "Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan, was in the standing-room-only crowd, along with several stars from the series, including Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and Anna Gunn.
Rainn Wilson from "The Office" took on the role of Walter White, the drug kingpin played by Cranson, while Mae Whitman ("Arrested Development") brought a gender-bending flavor in taking on the role of Jesse Pinkman, the tortured junkie played by Paul in the series.
Others in the cast included Chi McBride, Ellie Kemper and Anne Mumolo.
The players sat on the stage with their scripts positioned on music stands for the "cold" reading. Wilson inhabited White with a dry weariness suitable for the downtrodden character, while Whitman injected her Jesse role with a spirited, jerky energy that quickly won over the fans in the theater.
In the pilot script, Walter White learns he has terminal cancer. Rather than tell his family, he partners up with Pinkman to manufacture crystal meth, hoping he'll make enough money to provide for his struggling family after he dies.
The final episodes of "Breaking Bad" start airing Aug. 11.


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NEW YORK (AP) — A vandal has splashed a red substance on a wall inside New York City's Whitney Museum of American Art.
The New York Times reports (http://nyti.ms/1pNheOR ) that the man splashed the substance on a blank wall Wednesday.
The museum said the man was quickly apprehended by security. He was taken to a hospital for evaluation.
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The gallery currently houses a Jeff Koons retrospective. No art was damaged.
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Andrew Upbin, of Island Park, in the show with his 10-year-old son, Ben, is seasoned community theater actor. "The night of the storm, my landlord, Charlie Borsellino, came and got me and my kids (his wife, Susan, is a nurse and was working at South Nassau Communities Hospital at the time). "By 2 p.m. the day of the storm, the water was not receding, and I didn't know where it would go once the storm hit full force. "Charlie met me on a road that was still passable, while I carried my 75-pound dog on my shoulders, and brought me to his house in Baldwin. When he went back [to Island Park] he said that everything was devastated. "We lost clothes, furniture, toys … there was nothing left except for some of my daughter's clothes (Upbin's daughter, Sydney, is 14). "We had what we were wearing — my wife had on her hospital scrubs." The Upbins ended up staying in an upstairs apartment at Borsellino's until mid-February. Father and son are in "Neighborhood," "Saved," "and "Stand by Me" together, as well as appearing in other numbers together and individually.
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During their forced hiatus, the cast gathered together for two fundraisers at Volcano's Burgers & Salads in Oceanside and M's Family Restaurant in Island Park to raise money and, Rubin-Perry said, "to help keep our spirits up. Needless to say, we were all very disappointed and depressed, and those did a lot to keep our morale up."


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PRETORIA, South Africa — Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee sprinter dubbed the Blade Runner, was charged Thursday in the Valentine's Day slaying of his girlfriend at his upscale home in South Africa, a shocking twist to one of the feel-good stories of last summer's Olympics.
Pistorius buried his face in the hood of his workout jacket as officers escorted him from a police station after his arrest in the shooting death of Reeva Steenkamp, a 30-year-old model who had spoken out on Twitter against rape and abuse of women.
Police said she was shot four times in the pre-dawn hours at Pistorius' villa in a gated community in the capital, Pretoria. Officers found a 9-millimeter pistol inside the home and arrested Pistorius on a murder charge.
What sparked the shooting remained unclear, but police said they had received calls in the past about domestic altercations at the home of the 26-year-old athlete, who has spoken publicly about his love of firearms.
A police spokeswoman, Brig. Denise Beukes, said the incidents included "allegations of a domestic nature."
"I'm not going to elaborate on it, but there have been incidents," Beukes said. She said Pistorius was home at the time of Steenkamp's death and "there is no other suspect involved."
Pistorius made history in the London Games when he became the first double-amputee track athlete to compete in the Olympics. He didn't win a medal but did make the semifinals of the 400 meters and became an international star.
Thursday, companies quickly removed billboards and advertising featuring Pistorius, a national hero in South Africa who also inspired fans worldwide with the image of his high-tech carbon-fiber blades whipping through the air.
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PEORIA — Freeport senior Ellie Willging finished a career-best 39th at Saturday's Class 2A girls state cross country meet on the three-mile course at Detweiller Park in Peoria.
"It was great to see her go to state," Freeport coach Alan Greene said. "We were hoping to do better, but it just wasn't there today."
Willging finished in 18:35 and improved by one spot from last year. The reigning NIC-10 girls champion completes her career as a two-time state cross country qualifier.
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A young woman died in a car crash Saturday in Fairfax.
Vermont State Police say 21-year-old David Bodette III, of Cambridge, went through a stop sign where Fletcher Road meets Shepherds Hollow Road.
Troopers say another car hit Bodette's vehicle on the side. The oncoming driver and Bodette suffered minor injuries. Bodette's passenger, 21-year-old Karleigh Baumann of New Jersey, was critically injured. She was taken to Fletcher Allen Hospital where she died from her injuries.
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Josh Auger is helping make sure Manchester moves in a positive directionBy PAUL FEELY
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 28. 2013 1:22AM
Joshua P. Auger, 33Home: Manchester Birthplace: Manchester Family: Wife, Sarah, and son, Julian
High school: Manchester Central High School, Class of 1997
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Notre Dame College, Manchester, B.A. in British literature, minor in European history
Current job: Sales executive, New Hampshire Business Review
Key past positions held: Junior high English teacher, Realtor, audience acquisition executive for Gartner and United Business Media
Volunteer activities: CASA of New Hampshire Resource Development Committee; St. Joseph Regional Junior High, ski club coordinator, soccer coach/coordinator; former member of the board of directors and officers of UBM Community Connection Foundation; organizer, Wild Rover Celtic Fest; St. Baldrick's Foundation, event lead organizer.
MANCHESTER - Joshua Auger has no real interest in becoming 'Mr. Mayor' anytime soon. His unofficial title of 'Mr. Manchester' is more than enough.
"I do love this city," said Auger. "This is where I was born, and this is where I'm raising my own family. Manchester is home."
Auger, 33, is a lifelong resident of the Queen City. A member of the Manchester Central High School Class of 1997, he has put down roots in the city with his wife, Sarah, and son, Julian, 2. That's why when he's not busy putting in the hours at his job as a sales executive at McLean Communications, he volunteers his time to several causes, giving back to the city that has given him so much.
"I think it's only natural to want to improve your home, to make it better," said Auger. "So many things in life are out of our control, but getting involved in the community and volunteering to help others is a natural way to ensure that we keep moving in a positive direction, to make things better. It's a way that every one of us can take some ownership of our community."
Auger, who has coached soccer at St. Joseph Regional Junior High School for 11 years, volunteers as a member of the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of New Hampshire's Resource Development Committee, whose members advocate in New Hampshire's courts for the best interests of abused and neglected children.
Auger helped establish and organize the annual Wild Rover Celtic Festival, a charity-driven celebration held in Manchester every September. The event begins with the "Half Way to St. Patrick's Day" 5K road race, which drew over 1,200 runners last year. One hundred percent of funds raised from the festival benefits the St. Baldrick's Foundation, which funds research to find cures for childhood cancers. Since 2008, Auger has helped raise over $47,000 for the foundation.
"I first became involved with St. Baldrick's in 2006, shortly after my mother was diagnosed with cancer," said Auger. "We thought it might be a good idea to pair the St. Baldrick's fundraiser with the already established Half Way to St. Patrick's Day Road Race, and the Wild Rover Celtic Fest was born. We had no idea what to expect, but the turnout was great. We realized that this event had the potential to grow and be something special for Manchester, and we've been working toward that ever since."
Auger said he is inspired to volunteer because he wants to have a positive impact on people's lives.
"I worked for years as a teacher and I really enjoyed it," said Auger. "Teachers have a unique opportunity to take an active role in their students' lives and really help them learn and grow. You realize that you're making a positive difference in someone's life, and that's a great feeling. When I decided to move on professionally, I still wanted to hold on to that feeling. I wanted, in some small way, to be a force for good, to do something to make a positive impact. Working with CASA and the St. Baldrick's Foundation, organizing the annual Celtic Fest, and coaching are ways for me to accomplish that."


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"The Tourist" has added two new major cast members, Paul Bettany and Rufus Sewell, despite already being weeks into shooting.
The film stars Johnny Depp as an American traveling across Europe trying to mend a broken heart and getting caught up in the hunt for an international criminal being led by Angelina Jolie's Interpol.
With his black hair and sad, deep-set eyes, Sewell is sure to be cast once again as some nefarious evildoer. It's a role he's very good at, but he's capable of much, much more as his Broadway turn in Tom Stoppard's "Rock 'n' Roll" proved.
Bettany, for his part, is the very definition of affable English fellow, but he's spent much of his time fighting vampires and demons lately, so who knows what he'll be up to.
Maybe they'll each be cast against type -- In any event, they're both very good actors.
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarc, director of "The Lives of Others," which won Best Foreign Film at the 2007 Oscars," is behind the camera, working with a script from Christopher McQuarrie ("The Usual Suspects") and Julian Fellows ("Gosford Park").
Pics of Angelina Jolie on the set of "The Tourist" in Paris first appeared in late February, while photos of Johnny Depp on the set in Venice popped up two weeks later


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Dr. Susan D. Gilster is a leader in innovative healthcare project development and has been involved in creating programs and organizations in the United States and abroad. As an educator, researcher and practitioner, Susan has published and presented nationally and internationally on a variety of health and program development topics, specifically Alzheimer's disease programs, employee resources and most recently leadership development and organizational change. She has directed and conducted several clinical and drug research projects, many which were national in scope. Dr. Gilster has a strong desire to merge academia and practice ensuring that the best and latest technology and practices are brought into the clinical arena and serves the regions higher educational systems as a volunteer professor and preceptor.


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The lifeblood of the life sciences industry is continuous innovation—it is not a business that can survive by standing still. Keeping innovation moving ahead at a steady, productive pace is becoming much more difficult, due to constricting margins, policy changes, and an abrupt redefinition of the traditional roles of patients, payers, and providers. Responding to this challenge requires moving toward an industry design where innovating beyond the product R&D cycle becomes ingrained and commonplace, a standard practice throughout the entire organization. And the best way to make that transition is to look at precedents and best practices in an industry that has confronted similar structural issues and come out ahead: financial services. As one who has experienced the effort to build a new innovation mindset in the office canyons of Wall Street, I'd like to share with Pharm Exec some of the lessons learned.
What drove successful innovation in financial services is the understanding that there is not one but many platforms for advancing it. There are multiple types of innovation, each requiring a set of correlated, comprehensive—and carefully coordinated—structural changes to the underlying organization. These changes go far beyond conventional innovation-building tactics such as that open employee brainstorming jam every Friday. Instead, they impact the heart of how companies are organized. In fact, moving forward often requires a leap of faith, being difficult to define, test, perfect, and install.
Whatever the model, experience in the financial sector shows that companies must avoid a situation where good ideas are trapped in the traditional command and control organizational structure, in which case the structure will dictate the strategy. Instead, a true innovation redesign requires the reverse: that the strategy will determine the organization's structure, and that rewards and incentives will follow that strategy rather than being guided by the notion that the larger a leader's proverbial ship, the larger the said leader's compensation.
In other words, the biggest challenges are internal. First and foremost is the negative incentive that employees confront when asked to innovate, best expressed in the simple question: what does it mean to me and my job? The hard reality is that when inside-out innovations create better work streams and enhanced efficiencies, the result can lead to the elimination of entire departments, product lines, and the individual career paths associated with them.
One key lesson in tackling this implicit barrier to innovation is to introduce a new organizational design, one where employees are encouraged to innovate themselves out of a role. This example of encouraging leaders to cannibalize themselves to achieve something innovative confronts the elephant in the room. It changes the conventional thinking from "if I don't have anything to do, then what is my value" to "I can't wait to innovate away everything I do, so I can deliver new value." This creative manner of thinking about the implications of organizational change is easier realized when innovation is thought of in types, instead of as a single entity.


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The browser-based experience will run on top of the Linux kernel with a new window management created by Google. It's supposed to be virus-free, and it will work on both PCs and ARM devices.
I can't help but think the discussions we had in 2006 when we speculated about an "always online OS". The ideas seem to have caught on: you should be able to use your desktop, with your settings in tact (even wallpaper choice), no matter from which Chrome OS installation you login at through! Let's see if this is how it's going to play out. However, the question remains: would JS-based apps be as nice to use as native apps? The iPhone history shows us that people preferred native apps. Only time will tell.
Finally, have a look into an article we published here on OSNews even further back in time, in 2005; an article written by contributor Kris Shaffer. I got to hand it to that guy, he got a lot of it right, despite the negative comments he got for that article ("it's never gonna happen"). He got right not only the basic idea behind a cloud-based OS, but he even got the release DATE right!


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A Townsend resident, Hurst earned a 3.98 GPA while majoring in graphic design and minoring in illustration at the 165-year-old, all-women's art school in Philadelphia.
Samantha Hurst recently was named valedictorian for the Class of 2013 at Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia.
A Townsend resident, Hurst earned a 3.98 GPA while majoring in graphic design and minoring in illustration at the 165-year-old, all-women's art school in Philadelphia.
After her May 19 graduation, she hopes to find a graphic design job and dreams of one day owning her own design studio.
Q What's it like to be named valedictorian of your college?
A I'm really honored to be named this year's valedictorian. My family was ecstatic. They knew I was always working hard, and understood when I couldn't come home because there was so much to do. But I think becoming valedictorian really validated the extent of my passion, work ethic, and drive to succeed.
Q What advice would you give other students for achieving their academic goals?
A You are capable of making your dreams a reality. If you don't know how to do something, reach out, get advice, research and listen to your inner voice because it knows what it's talking about. Do your very best in everything that you can, because people will notice and will be able to depend on you. Lastly, never be afraid to make mistakes. Try things, learn from your experiences, and let yourself grow into the person you want to be.
Q Can you talk a little bit about your journey and how it helped you at Moore College?
A My academic journey has been a long and calculated one. Ever since I was a little girl I knew I wanted to be an artist, so when I found out about the visual communications at Polytech High School I had to go, even though it was 45 minutes away from my house. After Polytech, I decided to attend Delaware Technical Community College because I figured I could transfer to art school once I learned a thing or two. Not only did I meet the most amazing people at Delaware Tech, I learned how to question the world, give and receive critiques, trust myself as a designer, and how to be the ultimate creative problem solver.
Because of these experiences, I was prepared for art school in a way that not many others were.
Q What kind of design work do you enjoy the most?
A Although I love all creative challenges, I most enjoy designing and illustrating for children. I've always been inspired by children's books and the incredible imaginations that children possess. For my senior thesis project, I created a three children's travel books, each detailing an individual country for kids to explore.
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FAMILY Mother, Susan Hurst; father, Arthur Hurst Sr.; brothers, A.J. and John Hurst; boyfriend, Matt Wallis
EDUCATION Polytech High School, Class of 2008; associate degree in advertising design from Delaware Technical Community College, 2010; bachelor's degree in graphic design from Moore College of Art & Design, 2013
WORK HISTORY Graphic designer at Pippin Funeral Home, 2007 to 2010; summer art camp instructor for the Dover Art League, 2011; design intern at Grafik Marketing Communications in Alexandria, Va., 2012; graphic design tutor, writing assistant and freelance designer at Moore College, 2011 to 2013
FAVORITE BOOK "Game of Thrones" by George R.R. Martin.
HOBBIES Travel, watching documentaries, biking, collecting children's books and reading