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These visualisations use a variety of open-source libraries, including Leaflet, Exhibit, JQuery, D3, Dimple, and Sigmajs, but have been chosen and tailored specifically for spatial, temporal and personal attributes. While these technologies are open-source, they have been adapted and developed for the specific purposes of this site by Niall O'Leary. The letters metadata used is drawn from a wide range of sources, both online and collected in books. Where links to letters exist, I have tried to provide this (you can explore individual letters via the 'Search' option and through the 'Letters' link in the menu). These visualisations use only metadata - sender, recipient, place of origin, destination, date. No letter content has been used.
Einstein's written legacy is comprised of more than 30,000 unique documents. Princeton University are publishing these as The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein and making them available on an open-access site, The Digital Einstein Papers. It is a enormous undertaking, but one that already has published 13 volumes. The letters indexed here are drawn from Volume 12 of this edition.
Diana Kormos Buchwald, Ze'ev Rosenkranz, Tilman Sauer, József Illy & Virginia Iris Holmes, ed., The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein, Volume 12: The Berlin Years: Correspondence, January-December 1921. Princeton, NJ; Princeton University Press, 2009
Alfred Russel Wallace is famous for developing the theory of Evolution independently of Charles Darwin. However, the two were frequent correspondents as can be seen in this selection of letters drawn from the two volume, 'Alfred Russel Wallace: Letters and Reminiscences' by James Marchant.
Marchant, J., Alfred Russel Wallace; Letters and Reminiscences. London & New York: Cassell and Co. 2 vols, 1916.
The Alfred Russel Wallace Correspondence Project, currently based at the Natural History Museum, London, aims to locate, digitize, transcribe and interpret the surviving correspondence and manuscripts of the great 19th century naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913). Volunteers are transcribing these documents and work is on-going. The sheer range of Wallace's correspondents is staggering and testifies to his huge influence on the scientific and cultural community of his time and our modern world.
Letters have been drawn from a number of different sources for this collection, principally:
Unfortunately there are relatively few letters to Ambrose Bierce himself.
For mapping purposes, more than 99% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
There are many thousands of American Civil War letters online and archived. Metadata is relatively difficult to compile though without immense manual effort. Thankfully Hamilton College in New York is developing an excellent resource in their Civil War Letters project, an exceptional case study in the use of Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) standards too.
A formidable Elizabethan figure, Bess of Hardwick figured prominently in the politics and social life of her time. The Bess of Hardwick's Letters website was developed by The University of Glasgow with technical development provided by The Humanities Research Institute at The University of Sheffield. It is a rich archive of her correspondence and paints a rich picture of her times. I have drawn on this website for the data displayed here.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
The Carl Maria von Weber – Collected Works (WeGA) website was developed by WeGA, a venture funded by the Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur (Mainz). It aims to develop a complete scholarly edition of all Weber's works, both musical and literary in time for his 200th birthday in 2026. They have already achieved a great deal publishing over 5000 of his letters. My sincere thanks to Peter Stadler at the Musicology Seminar Detmold/Paderborn for all his help with this collection. Peter is working on expanding TEI to document the very features of correspondence that this site uses. Check out the correspSearch project to see some exciting work in this area.
The documents of this small collection of private letters were written in the Caribbean area (most from Puerto Rico) to Spain in 1823, at a crucial moment of both Spanish and history in both hemispheres: In Spain, France invaded the Peninsula to restore absolutistic rule, in the Caribbean, Colombian forces besieged and eventually took the last Spanish footholds on the mainland. The letters were all sent on the same ship and to all probability used by new absolutist authorities for intelligence gathering and political prosecution. The authors and recipients of the letters have no immediate relationship to each other, which makes the contents a singularly rich peek into very different realities of life at that moment.
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Charles Darwin was a prolific letter writer and received a great deal of correspondence in return. There are over 15000 letters available on the Darwin Correspondence Project website, a project jointly managed by the American Council of Learned Societies and the University of Cambridge. This is a wonderful resource with full texts of most of the letters available to read online.
It should be stressed that all data coming from this site was harvested in an automated way, so there are issues to bear in mind:
Firstly I am augmenting the data with my own. For instance, unfortunately for the purposes of this site, the metadata did not include destinations for the letters. To capture this I developed a program to extrapolate destinations based on the locations of the recipients as letter writers themselves. If a letter was sent by someone who became a recipient in turn, the origin of their letter was used as a destination for the letter they received, provided their own letter was sent 46 days either side of their receiving a letter, and where possible using their most recent location temporally speaking. There are obviously implications for the authenticity of the data using such a strategy.
Secondly I am not taking a live feed from the Darwin website. Metadata was collected in February 2015. The Darwin website is constantly being updated so my site may not have all the data currently there.
Thirdly some issues may arise in the use of the 'Search' on my site. Unlike a site dedicated to the individual subject such as the Darwin Correspondence Project, I do not have the resources to account for ambiguity in terms of subject's names etc. (at least at this stage). By this I mean that a user of my site must use the exact name they are searching for rather than a variant. For example, while 'A. R. Wallace' or 'Wallace, A. R.' may yield results in the search, 'Alfred Russel Wallace' may not. In this respect it is better to search for the more generic 'Wallace'. The search will then try to find all names that include 'Wallace'.
Lastly the size of the collection poses something of a problem, so I have split it into two. Any letters without a year will be found in the first block 'Charles Darwin Correspondence 1821-1868'. Obviously to see all letters just select both halves in the select box, though again the number of letters can cause problems for some visualisations.
For mapping purposes, 89% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
This collection has been drawn from The Correspondence of Daniel O'Connell, vol. i, 1792–1814, (8 vols 1972–80) edited by M. O'Connell, 1973, and available online on the website of the Irish Manuscripts Commission. This data was manually collected through study of the volume, but is only a small taster of correspondence that stretches to eight volumes.
For mapping purposes, more than 99% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
The Royal Irish Academy's Documents on Irish Foreign Policy provides a fascinating insight into the political decisions that shaped modern Ireland. From the foundation of the state to its adoption of neutrality during the Second World War, these documents provide a real insight into the motivations behind some of the most controversial events in Irish history. Using a semi-automated approach, only what I have identified as correspondence has been harvested for this site and only documents from 1919 to 1941, volumes 1 to 6.
For mapping purposes, almost 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
A signatory of the Irish Proclamation, executed for his leading role in the Easter Rising 1916, Éamonn Ceannt (Edward Kent) was also passionate about Irish culture. His wife, Áine (Frances Mary O'Brennan), an active member of Cumann na mBan, also played a vital role in the Rising, as indeed did her sisters Kathleen and Lily. Beyond their roles in that tumultuous time, however, their cultural impact on Irish society and letters in the early years of the Irish State is also inestimable. These letters are drawn from the National Library of Ireland, and paint a fascinating picture of how these people helped found and then shape the Irish nation.
At the centre of America's cultural life through much of the Twentieth Century, Elia Kazan was a director of stage and screen, famous for films such as 'On the Waterfront', 'A Steetcar Named Desire' and 'East of Eden'. His work brought him close to such influential writers as Tennessee Williams, John Steinbeck, and Arthur Miller, and actors such as Marlon Brando, James Dean and Robert De Niro. His complicity with the House Un-American Activities Committee has made him a controversial figure to this day. These letters are drawn from:
Albert J. Devlin and Marlene J. Devlin, ed., The Selected Letters of Elia Kazan. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2014.
For mapping purposes, 99% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
This is a relatively small collection of papers relating to the French novelist at Brown University Library. As with Lovecraft's correspondence (see below), I am extracting metadata from a finding aid, but in this instance there is no destination available, even when extrapolated from origins.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
Ernest Hemingway was a giant of Twentieth Century literature. He also lived a larger than life existence that rivaled anything in his stories and which brought him into contact with a wide variety of influential figures. His letters are a vibrant insight into his world, and by extension, our world.
The metadata used here is drawn from The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum website, specifically as it relates to their vast collection of Ernest Hemingway papers. As with Lovecraft's correspondence (see below), I am extracting metadata from a finding aid, but in this instance there is little destination data available. At present I am only dealing with his outgoing letters, but I hope to index his incoming correspondence soon.
Drawn from the book:
D. D. Paige, ed., The Letters of Ezra Pound, 1907-1941. London : Faber and Faber, 1951.
Drawn from the book:
Forrest Read, ed., Pound/Joyce: the letters of Ezra Pound to James Joyce, with Pound's essays on Joyce. London, Faber, 1968
Co-authors of 'The Communist Manifesto' and lifelong fiends, Karl Marx and Frederick Engels were huge figures in 19th Century political and economic thought and have had a profound impact on the modern world. For these letters, I have drawn metadata from the letters volumes from, 'The Collected Works of Marx and Engels', a 50 volume survey of their works.
This dataset is predominantly derived from Letters of Henrik Ibsen, by Henrik Ibsen, John Nilsen Laurvik, 1905. Unfortunately this volume only features letters written by Ibsen and few destinations are available. I have augmented this selection with three letters related to James Joyce's interaction with the playwright.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
One of the Twentieth Century's most influential writers of horror fiction, H. P. Lovecraft was also a prolific letter writer. According to S.T. Joshi, Lovecraft wrote over 100,000 letters in his lifetime, communicating with some of the leading lights in American weird fiction. Using Brown University Library's finding aid as a basis, I have compiled details on over 3,700 letters to and from Lovecraft.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
This dataset is derived from Official Correspondence relating to the Peace Negotiations June-September, 1921, on University College Cork's excellent CELT: The Corpus of Electronic Texts resource. While relatively small in number, these letters testify to the tense situation between Ireland and Great Britain preparatory to the Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations later in 1921.
Tim McLoughlin's The Correspondence of James Barry at the National University of Ireland, Galway, uses TEI to document all the known correspondence of the Irish painter James Barry (1741-1806). It is a snapshot of Irish and British cultural life in the latter half of the Eighteenth Century.
For mapping purposes, almost 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
Between comrades: James Connolly, letters and correspondence, 1889–1916, Donal Nevin (ed.), is a wonderful collection of letters centering on the Irish Socialist revolutionary, James Connolly. Metadata has been captured through study of this book and as such it is very much a work in progress with only 130 pages of letters, from a book of nearly 900 pages, captured.
For mapping purposes, almost 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
James Joyce is a giant of Twentieth Century Literature, indeed World Literature in general. He also wrote a great deal of correspondence, communicating with many of his literary contemporaries (for instance, Eliot, Pound, and Fitzgerald). The letters brought together here have been compiled from a variety of sources, though principally the three volumes of letters collected by Stuart Gilbert and subsequently Richard Ellmann:
A small number were drawn from Selected Letters of James Joyce. Edited by Richard Ellmann, London: Faber & Faber, 1975, while over three hundred have been drawn from the National Library of Ireland's Collections The James Joyce - Paul Léon Papers, 1930-1940 and Hans E. Jahnke Bequest at the Zurich James Joyce Foundation online at the National Library Of Ireland, 2014.
These letters appear in Trinity College Dublin's Digital Collections (© The Board of Trinity College Dublin). I have tried to include all correspondence relating to John Millington Synge, author of Playboy of the Western World, basing my selection on the Library's own categorisation of their documents.
The LETTERS AND TEXTS: INTELLECTUAL BERLIN AROUND 1800 website deals with scholars, writers both male and female, and publishers in public life in Berlin around 1800. Much of the letters in this project are also available in the correspSearch project, a project exploring the use of TEI for letters.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
Drawn from the book:
Valerie Eliot and Hugh Haughton, ed., The Letters of T. S. Eliot. Vol. 1, 1898–1922. London: Faber and Faber, 2011.
The Mark Twain Project Online is one of the foremost digital critical editions available online. It is attempting to put everything written by Mark Twain online, and this includes over 30,000 letters. As in the Charles Darwin Correspondence project, the destination of the letters is not documented. Again I have had to extrapolate destinations based on the origins of other letters. The size of the collection too poses something of a problem, so I have split it into four blocks. Any letters without a year will be found in the first block 'Mark Twain Letters 1830-1878'. Obviously to see all letters just select all four blocks in the select box, though again the number of letters can cause problems for some visualisations.
Before 1916, Padraig Pearse was an educational innovator, a writer, a powerful orator and advocate of the Irish language. After 1916 he became synonymous with the Easter Rising that led to Ireland's independence. Some of his correspondence is available on the National Library of Ireland website, but these letters are drawn from:
Séamus Ó Buachalla, ed., The letters of P.H. Pearse. Gerrards Cross, Bucks.: Smythe, 1980.
These Spanish and Portuguese letters are held in the online project P.S. Post Scriptum - A Digital Archive of Ordinary Writing (Early Modern Portugal and Spain)The project describes itself as follows:
Within the P.S. (Post Scriptum) Project, systematic research will be developed, along with the publishing and historical-linguistic study of private letters written in Portugal and Spain along the Early Modern Ages. These documents are unpublished epistolary writings written by authors from different social backgrounds. They could be either masters or servants, adults or children, men or women, thieves, soldiers, artisans, priests, political activists, among other kinds of social agents. Their epistolarity survived by chance, in most cases, when their paths met the persecution means used by the Inquisition and the civil courts, two institutions that used private correspondence as criminal evidence. In other, much less frequent cases, the letters were preserved in a non-criminal context, although they also belong to the realm of backstage interaction and are easy to locate in situational terms. These textual resources often present an (almost) oral rhetoric, treating everyday issues of past centuries in a register that hasn't been easy to study, apart from brief examples. Not only does the P.S. Project present a wide collection of private letters, but it also makes it available as a scholarly digital edition and as an annotated corpus.
CLUL (Ed.). 2014. P.S. Post Scriptum. Arquivo Digital de Escrita Quotidiana em Portugal e Espanha na Época Moderna. 2014. URL: http://ps.clul.ul.pt.
These letters recall a pivotal time in Irish history, when Roger Casement attempted to bring German arms to the Irish revolutionaries of 1916. The metadata used here are drawn from letters in the National Library of Ireland, University College Dublin's Digital Library and Trinity College Dublin's Manuscripts & Archives Research Library. The letters held by UCD are from the Boehm/Casement Papers in the UCD Archives. Those held by Trinity College Dublin are from the Sir Roger Casement papers (1984-1916) Collection (IE TCD MS 8274) (© The Board of Trinity College Dublin). A large amount of content can be found in the National Library of Ireland's finding aid, though unfortunately all geographical metadata is absent from this source.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
A close friend of Thomas Clarke and central to the Rising itself, relatively little of Seán Mac Diarmada's correspondence survives. These few letters are drawn from the National Library of Ireland's collection of documents related to the signatories of the Irish Proclamation 1916.
The National Library of Ireland hold a huge number of playwright, Sean O'Casey's correspondence, but only a relatively small amount is online and in such a format that can be used. I have drawn on a small selection of this material, augmenting it with metadata relating to letters held by The University of Kansas Libraries. This small, but informative selection provides more detail on some of O'Casey's letters.
Sophia Peabody Hawthorne was an artist, illustrator and writer. In 1842, she married the author, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and illustrated several of his works. This selection of her correspondence is drawn from the New York Public Library's digital collections, specifically:
The Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection
of English and American Literature
The New York Public Library
Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations
Most of Charles Ives's letters were mailed from New York or West Redding, Connecticut. Unfortunately detail on which letter was sent from which location is not provided by the source. Drawn from the book:
Tom C. Owens, ed. (2007). Selected Correspondence of Charles Ives. Berkeley: University of California Press.
It was work on this project that sparked my interest in the possibilities of letter metadata. I was asked to development a number of data visualisations to explore the possibilities of marked-up correspondence for the AHRC funded project, Digitising experiences of migration. The project, led by Hilary Nesi (PI) and Emma Moreton (CI) at Coventry University, brought together academics from both Europe and America. The dataset used on this site is the one used for this project. A website dedicated to these visualisations is online.
As with Daniel O'Connell, The diplomatic correspondence of the American Revolution, being the letters of Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane, John Adams, John Jay, Arthur Lee, William Lee, Ralph Izard, Francis Dana, William Carmichael, Henry Laurens, John Laurens, M. de Lafayette, M. Dumas, and others, concerning the foreign relations of the United States during the whole Revolution; together with the letters in reply from the secret committee of Congress, and the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, also the entire correspondence of the French ministers, Gerard and Luzerne, with Congress by Sparks, Jared, 1789-1866, a series of twelve volumes, has been digitised and posted online. Again I have manually recorded the metadata necessary for visualisation and again given the constraints of time and personal stamina, I have only managed to record the first volume. This principally deals with Silas Deane, but the Commissioners in France mentioned are Benjamin Franklin, Silas Deane and Arthur Lee.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
For over twenty-five years, the Pulitzer prize-winning playwright, Thornton Wilder, and the Joycean Scholar, Adaline Glasheen, carried on a vibrant exploration of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake, teasing out every allusion and enjoying every joke. Their wonderful letters are collected in:
Edward M. Burns and Joshua A. Gaylord, ed., A Tour of the Darkling Plain: The Finnegans Wake Letters of Thornton Wilder and Adaline Glasheen. Dublin: University College Dublin Press, 2001.
Thomas Clarke was one of the key architects of the 1916 Easter Rising, while his wife Kathleen was a founder member of Cumann na mBan and became Dublin's first female Lord Mayor. These letters are drawn from the National Library of Ireland's collection of documents related to the signatories of the Irish Proclamation 1916.
For mapping purposes, 99% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
Led by An Foras Feasa's Susan Schreibman, The Thomas MacGreevy Archive is a long-term, interdisciplinary research project that explores the life, writings, and relationships of the Irish poet and critic, Thomas MacGreevy (1893-1967). The project makes exemplary use of TEI to document a fascinating correspondence of someone central to Twentieth Century Irish cultural life. There is one letter included that is mentioned in Mary Joan Egan's Thomas McGreevy and Wallace Stevens: A Correspondence.
For mapping purposes, almost 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
Walt Whitman was an American poet, essayist, and journalist. His collection Leaves of Grass had a profound effect on 19th Century poetry and his work reverberates to this day. This selection of his correspondence is drawn from the New York Public Library's digital collections, specifically:
The Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection
of English and American Literature
The New York Public Library
Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations
The William Cullen Project is a collaborative project from the School of Critical Studies at the University of Glasgow and the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh (RCPE). It documents the consultation letters of one of the leading medical lecturers of the Eighteenth Century. The site itself is quite exhaustive in its treatment of the letters and is an excellent example of an online scholarly edition.
Vincent de Paul, the Congregation of the Mission, and the Papacy provides a unique insight into a turbulent milieu. The website was created by Dr Alison Forrestal (National University of Ireland, Galway) and Dr Felicia Roșu (Leiden University, Netherlands) with support provided by DePaul University (Chicago, USA), NUIG, and Leiden University. Only letters from the collection have been used.
The University of Leeds' Letters Database describes itself as " an informal finding-list that details Special Collections substantial holdings of manuscript correspondence". This is a huge and extremely varied resource with many hidden treasures. Unfortunately from the perspective of 'Visual Correspondence' no location data is available and dates for individual letters are not always indicated. Nevertheless the metadata that is available is perfectly suited to any visualisations that deal with people, e.g. the network graphs. That being said, the sheer number of items makes even these graphs unwieldy. For this reason it is best to build up a query geared towards a subset of the data (perhaps based on particular correspondents or years) rather than try to visualise the entire selection.
Edited by Leo Jansen, Hans Luijten and Nienke Bakker, the Van Gogh Letters Project is a rich insight into the life of the troubled artist. Destinations are not included in this data, so as with Darwin etc., I have extrapolated what destinations are shown.
For mapping purposes, almost 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.
There are over 5,000 letters in the online collection of Yale University's Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library. The letters constitute a veritable who's who of important figures from the Modern Era, featuring everyone from George Washington to James Joyce. Unfortunately the very diversity of the content makes extracting the metadata extremely time-consuming. At present only 260 letters feature, but as time permits I hope to increase this figure.
For mapping purposes, 100% of all available letter locations in this collection have been geo-coded.


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Only players on the active roster on September 1* can be on a team's postseason roster. With that in mind, the Pirates made two roster moves today.
Jeff Clement was outrighted to Class A Bradenton. Clement was 0-6 with 2 K's in his brief time up. The fact that he was outrighted and not simply optioned opens a spot on the 40 man roster and likely shows that the team doesn't think he'll ever be able to contribute at the major league level.
Chase d"Arnaud was optioned to AAA. I expect Chase to be added back to the active roster once he is eligible to be called back up and resume his role as a… back up.
Kyle McPherson and Alex Presley were recalled from AAA. McPherson will pitch in the bullpen for now but should get a few starts in Erik Bedard's old spot. In 12 starts this year at AA and AAA he has a 3.22 ERA, 1.10 WHIP and 8.5 K/9.
Presley will help cover for a banged up outfield. We've seen what he can do when he's on top of his game, and we've seen how bad he can be too. Alex gets a start in CF tonight to give Andrew McCutchen an extra night off before the stretch run.
*There are a few exceptions that can be made for players who go on or are currently on the DL. For example: Charlie Morton on the 60-day DL allows the team to add any pitcher that is currently in the organization to the playoff roster.
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There's a lot to choose from this year. From the bigger, household titles like Halo 4 to the surprises like The Walking Dead's episodic adventure series. And if you're on the fence about any of this year's biggest titles, maybe we can help there.
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It's the rare IT person who doesn't sometimes run into a situation where they are helping a client or organization who has more IT needs than budget. Often it's the rule and not the exception. If you ever find yourself in a situation where you need a decently robust and full featured firewall and have a budget approaching zero, I have just the solution for you: SmoothWall Express.
SmoothWall Express 3.0 is an open source GNU/Linux firewall which is security-hardened and freely downloadable. By design, it has minimal hardware requirements and a small footprint. It should work with nearly any Pentium class computer with at least 128MB of RAM and a hard disk with a capacity of 2GB or greater. It'll likely work with that PC you have sitting in your closet that you've been too lazy to recycle. You'll want to have at least two network cards installed for basic use, and three or more if you want to have a DMZ or incorporate a wireless network. Keep in mind though, that your firewall's reliability is limited by the hardware on which it's installed.
Don't worry if you don't know much about Linux. Though the geeky can get down and dirty at the command line, SmoothWall is very easy to install and configure. It's meant to be managed via an integrated web interface, so it's appropriate to run it headless.
To install, first download the 81MB ISO file and burn it to a CD. For those in need of disk burning software, I'm a big fan of IMGBurn.
Then boot your system to the CD and run the installer which will wipe your hard disk and install SmoothWall Express. Just accepting the defaults will lead you to a good starting place. The first "hard" question you'll be asked is what you want the default security policy to be for outgoing requests.
The default is Half-Open which permits most outgoing traffic except for that which is potentially harmful. You may also choose Open which doesn't limit outgoing traffic at all, or Closed which requires that you later explicitly configure what traffic is permitted.
You'll then need to choose how you want to configure your network interfaces. Your interfaces will be Green, Red, Orange, or Purple.
The Green interface is your trusted LAN. Red is the evil and dangerous Internet. Orange is your DMZ, and Purple is your wireless LAN.
Next you choose which network card will be assigned to each role. SmoothWall will probe for and automatically detect most cards. You'll need to specify IP configuration and optionally DNS and Gateway settings.
Additional items that may be configured are Web Proxy, ISDN configuration, ADSL configuration, and DHCP configuration.
Lastly, you'll need to set a Web interface password and a root password for command line access.
You're done with setup! I told you it was easy.
From here, you can leave your "Smoothie" as is and it's a fully functional firewall.
However, the most in-depth features are only configurable through the Web GUI. To get to the Web configuration page, point your browser to https://SmoothWallGreenAddress:441 and enter the admin password you configured earlier.
One thing that may surprise you is that for a free-product that's easy to configure, SmoothWall is remarkably full featured.
SmoothWall offers a number of capabilities, including: Proxy Servers, IDS, Logging, Traffic Graphs, DHCP, VPN, Dynamic DNS, Port Forwarding, Server Health and Access Control.
It also provides an interface for backing up and restoring your configuration, so when that Pentium II finally kicks the bucket, you can quickly get your SmoothWall firewall back up and running again.
What's the catch? Well, SmoothWall Express is limited to a single CPU and 1GB of RAM, but that's not likely to be an issue for even a couple hundred users. The real limitation is the lack of support. While there's a robust user community, you're mostly on your own with this. Of course, not surprisingly, there are a number of paid and supported products sold by the commercial arm of Smoothwall.
Michael Scalisi is an IT manager based in Alameda, California.


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Event to raise money for Historic Preservation Trust
Gourmet Gala planned for Lancaster County farm
Lime Spring Farm is getting ready for a Gourmet Gala -- a signature event for the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County.
The event raises money to educate others on the county's rich history and also protect our historic treasures.
"We have over 30 vendors who are coming in. So we have all kinds of restaurants coming in. We have three wineries, two breweries that are coming. So you come at 4, stay the whole time," said Lisa Horst, of the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County.
"I grew up in a 200-year-old stone house. I lived in a 200-year-old stone house for 10 years before moving to Lancaster," said Pierre DeRagon, of Personal Chef Services.
DeRagon is a personal chef who will make Italian regional cuisine at the event and is a big supporter of preserving history.
News 8 Lori Burkholder will be at the event when it starts at 4 p.m. Sunday.
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First Costumed Tron 2 Actor Revealed
Posted on Friday, April 10th, 2009 by Peter Sciretta
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I don't normally post photos of extras on movie sets but its been a slow news day due to the holiday. Also, when it comes to a high profile sequel, I'll pretty much share every last bit.
As you probably know, Disney's Tron sequel is currently shooting in Vancouver. /Film reader Mark P sent in this photo of an extra on the set. It was taken a couple days ago when the film was shooting downtown. I have no further details to dispense. They've been shooting sequences which take place in "the real world", or more specifically New York City. Yesterday we posted a set photo showing a building with the ENCom logo, and our scooper reported seeing "tons of police cars chasing a guy hanging on to the top of a taxi."
I'm actually not even sure the person pictured is an extra or a co-starring cast member. For all I know, the guy in the Blue spandex could be Garrett Hedlund, who plays Kevin Flynn's son Sean in the sequel. Who knows?


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Great Lakes fanciers moved their camp today from Wheaton IL 30 miles southwest to Rosemont IL for today's Skokie Valley Kennel Club show, the first of two at that site. Keke Kahn had the first final and her pick of the English Springer Spaniel, GCH CH Wynmoor Champagne Supernova, the Basset Hound, GCH CH Topsfield Sanchu Eenie Meenie Miney Moe, the Doberman Pinscher, GCH CH Protocol Veni Vidi Vici, Smooth Fox Terrier, GCH CH J'Cobe Broxden Danea, the Shih Tzu, GCH CH Hallmark Joiei Bells Will Be Ringing, the Bichon Frise, GCH CH Vogelflight's "Honor" to Pillowtalk, and the Shetland Sheepdog, GCH CH Grandgables The Frat Boy.
GCH CH Wynmoor Champagne Supernova
Judge Kahn went with the country's Number Two Dog all Breeds, the Springer, Peyton, as her Reserve, and the nation's Number Three Dog All Breeds, the Doberman, FiFi as her Best In Show. FiFi shows no sign of letting up as we approach the end of the year, collecting her 45 big rosette of the year. Gotta love that Christmas spirit!


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DEBBY AURA "Fresh Look May 2010"
In an instant spotlight can anesthetize your cat's eyes so willing to 'rat' toys. And like 'cat' this one is a vegetarian. Provide enough fresh red tomatoes and you will feel the unforgettable struggle.
Behind naming names Aura feels right. Yes, the aura is often interpreted as something beautiful and sexy. Apparently it also affects the Bandung girl named who felt the full Debby Aura always radiated a positive aura in her. "People always say his name's really good, in accordance with the girl," she said as he winked.
Throughout the photo shoot was the owner of this lovely feet knew exactly set the rhythm of her cat's eyes, sometimes glances spoiled but can instantly turn into lustful stares burning sting of the opposite sex. Can not believe?
"I frequently use eye make seduce boys and 100 percent successful. Every interview I also often playing the eye, because I feel the eyes are the most beautiful in the whole body, "so her confession yet again as she shows her pretty eyes.
Through the eyes of too many achievements to accompany an exotic-skinned woman born in Bandung, this December 7, 1985. Understandable only in just one look, many men who could not bear to take her to bed.
"Often and repeatedly. Initially, they invited me dinner, if there's time I follow. But his name guy ends like that and usually I always managed to escape. But it's nothing to make people curious, that's the most I like, "Debby's story with a tone of spoiled votes.
Catch me if you Can, which would point to explain to you to describe how smooth movement. How long? Maybe it was the questions that arise in your mind. "Depends on the guy's strong or not, I never ran away and disappeared almost two years, newly invented, that was so fun," the story with his eyes twinkled.
It appears that no long wait in vain that he is rewarded with the expertise if the woman's bed is the origin of Manado-Bandung. Moreover, the virgin who is domiciled in Paris Van Java is destined to have a libido realized quickly ignited, and never goes out. Although Debby is a figure of calm glance, it does not apply when the ride 'stage'. "There are times when calm, but if the 'this' calm, not called me," she sighed fishing curious.


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Table 1. Click to enlarge.
Nearly 39 percent of Environmental Protection's annual Salary Survey respondents said they changed jobs in 2009 because of job cuts, and a slightly higher percentage, 42 percent, said they left because they were looking for more pay and better benefits [Table 1]. Those numbers translate into quite a lot of activity for about 976 of the 1,212 respondents who participated in the survey in 2009.
Only 531 responded to the question on salary cuts. Seventy percent said they experienced reductions between 0 and 5 percent and 7 percent said they lost more than 20 percent of their salaries.[Table 2]
When EP first published its survey invitation, more than 30 site visitors posted comments about the job situation, complaining about layoffs and more responsibilities for the same pay. A few survey respondents agreed to answer questions after the survey was closed to shed more light on the subject.
According to Environmental Protection's 2008 Salary Survey, only 10 percent of 1,245 respondents changed employers, and they spent three months or less (55 percent) finding a new position. Of those who said the job search was hard (36 percent), most attributed the difficulty to workforce competition or unacceptable pay and benefits (34 percent each).
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A senior principal with 25 years experience in the environmental industry disagreed. "Economy is first," he said. "Second is government grants supporting programs [that] take way too long and only disburse annually."
A safety, health and environmental coordinator in Texas who didn't think the job cuts were a widespread problem commented that "It is a common opinion among EHS professionals that we are not indispensable. The recession further undermined a profession that is viewed in industry as a necessary evil. When layoffs were the solution du jour, the most unpalatable or unproductive jobs (in management's opinion) were the first to be axed."
An environmental health and safety manager in Ohio said he had not been affected by job cuts but was considering some additional training to increase his chances of success in the industry. "The problem is finding the time and money to do so. Also, it's hard to know where I should focus my efforts. It's tough to know if I should focus on OSHA regulations or EPA."
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Respondents identified a number of topics that will be important to their jobs in 2010 (Table 3). Ranking highest in the "other" category were remediation, stormwater, energy, and hazardous waste. Some of the more interesting responses included:
Those last two comments demonstrate the level of industry interest in the Obama administration's EPA and its new administrator, Lisa P. Jackson. She had only been in office for about 8 months when EP asked respondents to judge her record. Forty-one percent gave Jackson the benefit of the doubt, responding that it was too early to tell. Nearly 30 percent said they didn't know how to respond. Twelve percent said "she has done a lot of talking but not much action" and 11 percent said "she's going too far." Only 6 percent said she was doing "a good job."
Another Obama initiative, the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, was met with misgiving. Fifty-four percent of respondents said they did not think the stimulus money was or will be making a difference in the environmental field. Twenty-three percent thought it would and another 23 percent were undecided.
About 16 percent of respondents chose "other" for their job title, and many of these titles were related to environmental protection specialist/manager (37 respondents); EHS/Safety (35 respondents); water and wastewater positions (24 respondents); and government inspector or regulator (10 respondents).
Twenty-nine percent of the respondents said they work in the manufacturing sector. Nearly 24 percent work in consulting, and 20 percent said they work in government. About 11 percent were spread across the "other" category and included mining, energy, transportation, waste services, construction, healthcare, laboratory, education, financial services, and even an ethanol production plant.
In 1999, 295 environmental professionals responded to EP's salary survey. Many of them blamed concomitant layoffs from mergers and acquisitions, a maturing industry, and shrinking government cleanup funding for the poor job outlook. Average salaries ranged from $40,000 for an engineer working in the government sector to $82,333 for a corporate-level manager working for a consulting firm. When compared to average 2009 salaries in the table below, 1999 salaries have increased significantly. But with those increases have come added responsibilities. For example, the 1999 survey used the job title "Environmental Health and Safety," not "Environmental Health Safety and Security."
When all the important aspects are accounted for, do you think environmental professionals today are better compensated than a decade ago?
Environmental Protection conducted its first salary survey in 1994. The 2009 survey is not scientifically valid. It is a compilation of reader responses.


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Microsoft Revival Hopes Ride on Windows 8
The new operating system holds promise for the tablet market
You might think the case for throwing in the towel on Microsoft (symbol MSFT) is all but sealed. The one-time leader of the personal-computer age has struggled to keep up with more-innovative rivals in recent years. It failed in its bid to acquire Yahoo; continues to lose money on its search engine, Bing; and never seems to be able to cash in on the shift to mobile computing. Microsoft's stock has been a value trap for investors -- what might have looked like a bargain has kept getting cheaper and cheaper.
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But Windows 8 could change all that. Microsoft's recent release of the revamped operating system has shown that it has a creative plan for thriving in the new world of mobile and cloud computing. And with the stock ($27 as of November 30) still reflecting a highly bearish scenario for the world's largest software maker, it could be just the right time to get in.
Microsoft is embracing change. In addition to a PC version of Windows 8, the company released compelling adaptations for smart phones and tablet computers. The sleeker operating system should attract more users -- both consumer and corporate -- to Microsoft-fitted mobile devices, an arena in which the company hasn't yet made much headway. And it means that consumers will be able to more seamlessly run similar apps and sync media among their different devices. Windows 8 also includes SkyDrive, Microsoft's cloud-computing service, which allows users to save projects and data online easily and access them from anywhere.
The new operating system could gain a particularly strong following in the tablet market. Although iPads and Android-powered devices are great for reading books, watching movies and surfing the Web, the tablet version of Windows 8 is better suited for work -- with Office applications, such as Word and Excel, revamped for a touch-screen format. The market for tablets is expected to triple between now and 2015. Mark Moerdler, an analyst for Sanford Bernstein, believes Windows will overtake Android to become the number-two operating system for tablets by 2014.
Microsoft's newly introduced Surface tablet has already received strong reviews and a plug from Oprah Winfrey. And in a seeming nod to its resurging competitiveness against Apple, Microsoft has been expanding its brick-and-mortar presence -- opening almost 30 retail stores in the past three years.
For investors, though, the stock has been such a dog that it's hard to imagine Microsoft's fate ever changing. The Redmond, Wash., company's earnings have grown at an annual clip of 9% over the past decade. Over the same period, the stock returned a paltry 2% annualized, including dividends.
But the stock may finally be so cheap that it can't get any cheaper. It now trades for a bit more than 8 times the $3.19 per share that analysts expect Microsoft to earn in calendar 2013. If you subtract the firm's cash hoard -- after accounting for debt -- of $54 billion ($6 per share) from the share price, Microsoft trades for just 6 times projected profits. "The risk is still there -- there's no question that Microsoft has to transition out of the PC era into something new," says analyst Michael Turits, of Raymond James. "But what's not priced into the stock is the possibility that it succeeds." Turits sees the stock reaching $34 in a year. If he's right, Microsoft may again be seen as a leader rather than a laggard.
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Ready. Set. Go!!
* 5 coordinating pieces of flannel
{1/2 yard each}
sewing machine and scissors
Don't be SCARED!!
yes – this project does involve cutting and sewing. But you can do it!
Ok let's get cutting
Take your first piece of fabric and smooth it down on your cutting mat & place your ruler over the top and cut to how wide a piece you'd like.
(I just did the width of my ruler the whole length of the material for all the pieces except the white in the middle was double that.)
(a front and back of each)
then your white middle piece will be 5 x 35 in
Ok now let's head to the sewing machine
with your sandwiches
down the middle of each sandwich
Now lay out your quilt. You can make it
symmetrical or not
(whatever is pleasing to YOUR eye)
Now line up one short edge of a piece
{the other edge will probably be uneven}
Sew these pieces together with a 1/2 inch allowance (this is what will become your ruffled rag edge on top)
(with the exposed seams/rag edge on top)
Now you have most of your quilt together
on all those exposed seams
(including around the outside edge)
Now you really have the foundation of a quilt right?
I had heard washing a rag quilt in your home washing machine can wreak havoc due to the abundance of threads that come off (apparently you can really clog up your machine) so I went to
It comes out all
ruffley and raggedy and delightful!!
and it just gets
softer and lovelier
with each wash!
enough for several new quilts
mmmmm – aren't those fabrics yummy?
{that's always the challenge, isn't it?}
Again – don't be scared!!
just cut, just sew, just do it!!
It doesn't matter if you mess up. This quilt is very forgiving and won't even really show if something is a teensy bit off. No one is gonna die in the making of this project
{unless you get out of control with your scissors!}
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I'm watching the news, scanning the details and I'm surprised how the media isn't covering all of these events.
First there were issues in Egypt, Turkey, recently even Bosnia - most of these are economy-related.
Interesting article depicting the Venezuelan, Argentine, Japanese and recent Ukrainian currency crises:
This seems to be a trend and I don't like to say it, but it may spread to the US and Europe...


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Blush Raw Bar and Lounge, at San Pedro Square Market, is the newest place to dine in San Jose.
This restaraunt is an amazing new raw food bar lounge with one-of-a-kind cocktails, small plates with fresh ingredients, sushi and oysters.
Blush is located in San Pedro Square Market and has a come-as-you-are, relaxed and contemporary atmosphere. An excellent place which provides people an opportunity to socialize with live music, food, cocktails and exceptional service.
Blush has very a distinct vibe. The dining area has small four-person tables that surround the sushi bar. Adjacent to the open dining section is the main bar. This area has a industrial feeling to it, with a high ceiling, exposed metal girders that is illuminated with hanging lanterns.
You can also dine and enjoy one of Blush's many unique cocktails in the outdoor plaza of San Pedro Square Market. This is great if you are a sports fan because the Market has a large projection screen for you to watch your favorite sporting event.
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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - In Search of Guitar Inspiration.......... Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in In Search of Guitar Inspiration.......... Goto page 1, 2, 3 Next Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Off-Topic Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message baldrickJoined: 03 Feb 2004Location: Location, Location Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 12:00 am Post subject: In Search of Guitar Inspiration.......... Can anyone suggest some stuff to play on the guitar? I'm hacking out the same tunes day in day out, and sort of run out of inspiration. What I'm looking for is some tunes that are recognisable and sound good on an acoustic. Could be anything from a famous Elvis song to a classical piece. I suppose what I'm saying is can the gutarists out there post their favourite tunes to play..........or the chords if its a simple one. I can start - my current projects include: Classical Gas - Eric Clapton Classical Version of Bohemian Rhapsody Moonlight Sonata and Canon in D. Perfect Day - Lou Reed. Back to top HoneybeeJoined: 15 Jan 2004 Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 12:50 am Post subject: Cavatina from the Deer Hunter is my fav to play, The original arrangement by John Williams is a bit of a stretch, but it can be played a few easier ways which doesn't change the sound much, Back to top igotthisguitarJoined: 08 Apr 2003Location: South Korea (Permanent Vacation) Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 1:40 am Post subject: >. Ever try "Pinball Wizard" ??? Back to top HarpeauJoined: 01 Feb 2003Location: In Hannam-dong, Seoul. Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 1:45 am Post subject: Gavin's Woodpile & Creation Dream by Bruce Cockburn Faitytale of New York by the Pogues Back to top kiwiboy_nz_99Joined: 05 Jul 2003Location: ...Enlightenment... Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 6:30 am Post subject: Sounds like you know how to finger pick so, "Blackbird" by the Beatles is a winner. Always brings the house down, especially the chicks ... Back to top HyalucentJoined: 16 Jan 2003Location: British North America Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 7:17 am Post subject: Anything by the Kingston Trio. Back to top jazblanc77Joined: 22 Feb 2004 Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:36 am Post subject: kiwiboy_nz_99 wrote: Sounds like you know how to finger pick so, "Blackbird" by the Beatles is a winner. Always brings the house down, especially the chicks ... I wish I could play that... I have wanted to for a long time now, but my finger picking really sucks! AISH! Along the same lines, Yesterday is a really nice song to play... if you are good enough. Simple songs that I like to play are 'Another Lonely Day', Ben Harper, 'Trouble', Cat Stevens, 'Good Riddance (Time of your life)', Greenday, 'Wild Wood', Paul Weller, 'Porcelain', Moby, 'Losing My Religion', REM, 'Ironic', Alanis Morissette, 'Faith', George Michael, 'Famous Blue Raincoat', Leonard Cohen, 'Fast Car', Tracy Chapman, 'Troubled Fields', Sarah Harmer, 'and Juliet', Dire Straits. These are few that I play. If you want to find lyrics and tabs, all of these are on http://music.mysic.com/ (only use this site with IE as it has a sidebar which doesn't load properly in Mozilla). Back to top Dr.CaligariJoined: 02 Apr 2004Location: Satellite of Love Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:46 am Post subject: __Last edited by Dr.Caligari on Mon Nov 01, 2004 7:31 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top kiwiboy_nz_99Joined: 05 Jul 2003Location: ...Enlightenment... Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:50 am Post subject: I thought you were thinking instrumental "show off" type stuff. If you mean SONGS to play and sing, damn, there are hundreds dude! Take your pick, most classic well known songs are pretty simple as far as chords go. To make it sound good to don't need to do anything fancy, just get rock solid in time, which can be done by hours and hours of playing along with a metronome, about 4 hours a day for 5 years should do it ... PS Bob Marley songs are a winner on guitar if you can sing along too ... Back to top keithinkoreaJoined: 17 Mar 2004 Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 9:58 am Post subject: Here are a few suggestions for nice little tunes to play. 'Little Wing' and 'The Wind Cries Mary' by Hendrix are great little tunes. 'Tears in Heaven' by Clapton is a nice little simple tune. Any tune by the genius Pierre Bensusan is great, though some of them are really tricky, DADGAD tuning is great fun for plonking around. Bouree in E minor by Bach is a great little tune. A lot of Beatles stuff is great for playing on the guitar, 'Something', 'Blackbird' as mentioned, 'Let It Be'. Too many great Beatles tunes to mention. I like to use alternate tunings a lot and there are some great little Irish reels and things that you can play in DADGAD tuning. I cant remember the name of the book I bought a few years ago but it is a great introduction to using DADGAD and playing Irish music. Back to top discostar23Joined: 22 Feb 2004Location: getting the hell out of dodge Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 1:18 pm Post subject: try Embryonic Journey by Jefferson Airplane. Though its kinda gay try power of two by the indigo girls. I agree pinball wizard is a fun song to play (first song I really learned on guitar) Wish my cheap crappy guitar worked god I miss playing Back to top manlyboyJoined: 01 Aug 2004Location: Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 5:33 pm Post subject: For classical stuff, you cannot go wrong with Leo Brouwer's 20 "Etudes Simples". Short, simple, and sound great. Whenever someone puts me on the spot and asks me to play something for them, I usually go for one of those. I think they're practically mandatory in most first year classical guitar courses. Also one of my personal faves is "Popular Classics of the Great Composers" by Jason Waldron (in 6 volumes). Any great classical work you can think of transcribed for solo guitar! With an accompanying C.D! Back to top khyberJoined: 16 Jan 2003Location: Compunction Junction Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 7:04 pm Post subject: "All the Diamonds" Bruce Cockburn "Blackbird" Beatles I think it's "Largo" by Vivaldi. Super nice and easy piece i figger Back to top uberscheisseJoined: 02 Dec 2003Location: japan is better than korea. Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 7:26 pm Post subject: "foxglove" off bruce cockburn's first record is my fingerpickin' project of the last two years. open C folk workout. lots of fun. OKAY THE SWEAR FILTER HAS GONE TOO FAR!!! BRUCE C O C K B U R N and it's not burnt genitalia i'm talking about, it's just the dude's name. chill. Back to top jaebeaJoined: 21 Sep 2003Location: SYD Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 7:29 am Post subject: Some nice tunes to play down on the acoustic, pardon for not being as esoteric as some of the choices here, but these will be mainly recognisable... :) Eric Clapton's Tears in Heaven sounds great while being very easy to play. Highly recommended early on as it's great motivation :) Richard Marx - Now and forever Extreme - More than words Metallica - Nothing else matters RHCP - Soul to squeeze 3 Doors Down - Here without you Goo Goo Dolls - Iris. This one requires some arsey tuning, and doesn't sound right without a banjo, or the right strings. Worth a shot, especially if you can sing along with it, as it's one of my faves.. :) Incubus - Drive Michelle Branch - Everywhere Puddle of Mudd - Blurry (grab the acoustic version, tuned down). This is great practise for your harmonics, and sounds great if you have a buddy to play with. Ambitious, but get it down, and it's a lot of fun. Sheryl Crowe - Strong enough Jack Johnson - Flake Seether f. Amy Lee - Broken. New single from the Punisher movie. The movie is crap, but this song is great to play. Hope you liked these choices. Not sure if they're your cup of tea as they're comparatively commercial. jae. 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Prime Minister David Cameron's former spin doctor Andy Coulson and Rupert Murdoch's erstwhile right-hand woman Rebekah Brooks are to be charged as part of Scotland Yard's long-running investigation into corrupt payments relating to allegations of phone-hacking at the now-defunct News of the World Sunday tabloid.
Alison Levitt, QC, who is the principal legal advisor to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), confirmed that three other individuals who had been arrested by officers working on Operation Elveden were also expected to be charged.
They are: Bettina Jordan Barber - a Ministry of Defence employee, John Kay - chief reporter (1990 to 2011) at Murdoch's Sun newspaper and Clive Goodman - one-time NotW royal correspondent.
One other suspect wasn't named on the charge sheet as the investigation relating to that individual is yet to be completed, the CPS said.
Levitt said:
We have concluded, following a careful review of the evidence, that Bettina Jordan Barber, John Kay and Rebekah Brooks should be charged with a conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office between 1 January 2004 and 31 January 2012.
This conspiracy relates to information allegedly provided by Bettina Jordan Barber for payment, which formed the basis of a series of news stories published by The Sun. It is alleged that approximately £100,000 was paid to Bettina Jordan Barber between 2004 and 2011.
The QC continued:
We have concluded, following a careful review of the evidence, that Clive Goodman and Andy Coulson should be charged with two conspiracies.
The allegations relate to the request and authorisation of payments to public officials in exchange for information, including a Palace phone directory known as the 'Green Book' containing contact details for the Royal Family and Members of the Household.
Coulson and Goodman face two separate charges relating to conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office, first between 31 August 2002 and 31 January 2003 and again between 31 January 2005 and 3 June 2005. Coulson had been deputy editor at the News of the World between 2000 and 2003, before becoming editor of the redtop from 2003 to 2007.
Brooks, Jordan Barber and Kay allegedly "conspired together, and with others, to commit misconduct in public office" between 1 January 2004 and 31 January 2012 and are being charged under the Criminal Law Act.
"Following charge, these individuals will appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court on a date to be determined," said Levitt.
In July this year, Coulson and Brooks were among a number of suspects who were charged with conspiring to intercept communications without lawful authority as part of the Met's investigation into alleged phone-hacking at Murdoch's Sunday tabloid - dubbed Operation Weeting. ®


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Clashes flare in Syria's Aleppo for 4th day
In this image made from amateur video released by the Ugarit News and accessed Monday, July 23, 2012, a Free Syrian Army soldier points toward a military tank, background, caught on fire during clashes with Syrian government troops in Aleppo, Syria. The Syrian regime acknowledged for the first time Monday that it possessed stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons and said it will only use them in case of a foreign attack and never internally against its own citizens. Aleppo, Syria's biggest city with about 3 million residents, has been the focus of rebel assaults by a newly formed alliance of opposition forces called the Brigade of Unification. (AP Photo/Ugarit News via AP video) TV OUT, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CANNOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFY THE CONTENT, DATE, LOCATION OR AUTHENTICITY OF THIS MATERIAL


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The quality of remote communication is uplifted by the robotic platform approach to connecting people located in different places. The visualization provided by the telepresence robot is not reproducible by the smartphone and large telepresence systems are not mobile. So ultimately all people will want access to telepresence robots in order to move around and see for themselves what is going on in another place.
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Clearly terrorism is here to stay. As nationalistic wars decline as a way to settle disputes, terrorism has emerged in spades. The recent terrorist attacks in Boston, Paris, and Belgium illustrate the risk that civilian populations are exposed to. Telepresence robots represent the best and perhaps last line of defense against terrorists. Telepresence robots can go where no man or woman can go, they can go safer, they can go faster, they can provide a presence that might not be achieved in any other way.
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const ids = [1, 2, 3]
const data = [1, 2, 3, 4]
const rejectIds =
(values, toRemove) => R.reject(R.contains(R.__, toRemove), values)
rejectIds(data, ids) // => [4]
const createProp = R.curry((name, value) => ({[name]: value}))
const createXProp = createProp("x")
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createProp fn
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converge, use
useWith. It's just the other way to pass arguments.
R.useWith(R.merge, [R.objOf("x"), R.objOf("y")])(3, 7)
converge will pass arguments to each function in the array of functions. So,
R.converge(add3, [multiply, add, subtract])(1, 2)
is just like
add3( multiply(1,2), add(1,2), subtract(1,2) ) => add3(2, 3, -1)
useWith is a bit different
R.useWith(pow, [R.dec, R.inc])(3, 6) => pow( R.dec(3), R.inc(6) ) => pow(2, 7)
useWith(merge, [objOf("x"), objOf("y")])(3, 7)
const applyFnToVector = (fn, angle, length)=> R.multiply(R.call(fn, angle), length)
donesn't work
R.multiply(R.call(R.__, R.__), R.__)
Let's start by removing
R.call, because that just adds obscurity:
const applyFnToVector = (fn, angle, length) => multiply(fn(angle), length)
Now let's identify what we're really doing:
const applyFnToVector = (f, g, a, b) => f(g(a), b)
Which is equal to:
const applyFnToVector = (f, g, a, b) => f(g(a), identity(b))
That looks familliar!
useWith(pow, [dec, inc])(3, 6) => pow( dec(3), inc(6) ) => pow(2, 7)
So we could:
const applyFnToVector = fn => useWith(multiply, [fn, identity])
Now, to get
fn into position:
const applyFnToVector = compose(useWith(multiply), prepend(__, [identity]))
applyFnToVector(add(1))(1, 2) //> 4
...That works, but is it really better than the lambda I started with? I'm not sure. Personally I'm of the opinion that as soon as you find yourself struggling to make it pointfree, you should probably not be doing it.
@Avaq I am intrested in everything that, might appear impractical but, will expand my mind towards new way of thinking. This is my dearest and most practical mind hack ;) And at times, the most practical thing is to have fun. Won't you agree?
And thanks a lot for the link, it looks promissing, and what an inspiring title "NOTHING", love it :) I have been hearing a lot about combinators since I have enterd the world of FP. And now after your recommendation, its time to take a dive, or test the waters at least. I might ask for further help, thanks. You have been very kind.
@jigargosar Well, I'm also new to FP. Actually, from my point of view, FP and, as a consequense, PFS is not crazy at all. In fact, it is the simpliest thing I've ever seen. I'd recommend to read about Lambda Calculus and proceed to Combinators as @Avaq mentioned. Try to implement some functions and structures and you'll see the root. That's what I did.
The only problem with FP I can see is that people just don't know that certain function exists or how a function works. That was my problem, at least. But sooner of later, you'll cover documentation and things go smoother.
I'd also recommend to take a look at haskell.
R.useWith(R.merge, [R.objOf("x"), R.objOf("y")])(3, 7)
R.zipObj(['x', 'y'])([3, 7])
R.unapply(R.zipObj(['x', 'y']))(3, 7)
zipObj is really nice, especially when combining reactive streams.
readFile :: Path -> Promise String is impure because
readFile('/Users/dc/.npmrc') will trigger the file system operation immediately.
R.forEach instead of
R.map for some reason?


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Alan MacIlroy and Tasha O'Neill birding foggy Brigantine on Christmas 2015
The news we always knew, but never believed, slashes out of morning, startling and impossible as thunder snow.
Although creativity is the heart of the matter in the home Alan MacIlroy has left for our true home, — neither words nor images come to my summons, as mourning descends upon me.
My dearest Tasha is widowed anew. Alan's ruddy car sits in their driveway with its subtle license reminding us of his priority: TH JRNY. Now he has embarked on the universal journey.
Over more years than I can tally, Tasha and Alan and I have shared priceless rituals, from fireside lobster in Maine to Christmas picnics at Brigantine Wildlife Refuge.
The day of our foggy Christmas feast, a peregrine falcon had stationed itself upon a speed limit sign — "15 mph" — just beyond the Brig's northeast corner turn. My camera does not do justice to this monarch holding court for a rosary of reverent automobiles immobilized upon the dike road. Alan, Tasha and I quietly slid out of his Christmasy car to stand in silence, worshiping.
After a significant interval, Alan announced, "Let's not go over to Scott's Landing for our Christmas dinner. How could we leave the peregrine?"
Only as I type this, do I realize, the word peregrine means wanderer.
Alan is the consummate mentor. "Mr. Fix-It." Every problem solved, especially in advance, especially for his cherished Kingston church, and local businessmen and women. Each wooded trail at their Maine home maintained. Every lobster boat observed upon stormy or tranquil bay. Each wood fire, kindled on a cooling summer's night. His dazzling, impeccable TR 4, shining on the driveway, ready for a jaunt. He is each woodworking project magnificently accomplished, including caning two chairs for me, burnishing the Provencal olive wood cutting board that had dimmed since I lived there. Grace, gentleness, generosity. Smiles and that quiet voice we will no longer hear. Alan was the essence of tranquility. Alan is love.
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Do not stand at my grave and cry;
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