Press release from Synergy Research Group on cloud growth rate and various market share leaders.
Infrastructure and Platform as a Service have doubled from 6% to 12% in total data center infrastructure market.
RENO, NV–(Marketwire – Dec 11, 2012) – New data from Synergy Research Group shows that service provider revenues from IaaS and PaaS topped $2.75 billion in the first half of the year, having grown by 65% from the same period last year.
It is particularly noteworthy that IaaS and PaaS share of the total infrastructure market has grown from 6% in late 2010 to 12% currently (the total market comprising managed hosting, colocation, CDN/ADN, IaaS and PaaS).
There is enormous potential for future IaaS growth as the managed hosting services market migrates to cloud-based service offerings.
Amazon continues to be a clear leader in IaaS with a 34% share of the worldwide market; it is also second ranked in PaaS behind salesforce.com, which accounts for 21% of the worldwide market.
Meanwhile, managed hosting and colocation are very fragmented markets with a multitude of service providers. Rackspace maintains a narrow lead in managed hosting, followed closely by a slew of traditional telcos and IT service providers — none of which has more than a 5% market share. The chasing group includes Verizon, NTT, British Telecom, IBM, France Telecom-Orange, SingTel and China Telecom.
Equinix is the clear leader in colocation with an 11% market share, but it too is followed by a long list of telcos, IT service providers and colocation specialists.
Akamai and Level 3 lead the charge in CDN/ADN, together accounting for 44% of the total market.
Synergy's Cloud Infrastructure Services research provides quarterly market sizing and segmentation data, including operator revenues by segment and by region. Data is provided via Synergy's uniquely flexible SIA database which enables rapid analysis and provides a range of graphic data presentation options. The research covers IaaS, PaaS, managed hosting, colocation and CDN/ADN.
Synergy Research Group (www.srgresearch.com), a strategic partner of TeleGeography (www.telegeography.com), provides market intelligence, analytics, and strategic consulting services to the networking and telecom industries. Synergy Research Group delivers quarterly data covering Cloud Services, Video Infrastructure, UC Applications, Enterprise Voice, Data Center, Mobile Internet Infrastructure, Videoconferencing & TelePresence, Network Security, Cloud Communication & Collaboration, Content Delivery Networks, Routers, Ethernet Switching, Service Provider VoIP, SAN, WLANs, and emerging communication technologies.
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This tour gives you the chance to explore Kathmandu and its surrounding areas. Maybe you have only booked a trekking tour, but decide spontaneously that you want to go for sightseeing in Kathmandu also? Then this tour is perfect for you.
It encompasses the most popular sightseeing places of Kathmandu Valley, namely Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Nagarkot and Dhulikel.
In Kathmandu you will visit the religious places Swayambunath, Pashupatinath and Boudhanath and also Kathmandu Durbar Square with its pagodes, the home of the living goddess Kumari.
In Bhaktapur you will visit the famous Bhaktapur Durbar Square and also the Changunarayan temple, which is only about 25 minutes away from Bhaktapur by car.
You will make a 1-day trip to Nagarkot as well, from where you have great mountain views when the weather is good and you will visit Dhulikhel with its monastery, also a good place for mountain views.
A representative will pick you up at the airport or at a hotel in Kathmandu in case you expand your previous tour and drive you to your hotel in Bhaktapur. There you have free time to look around. If you arrive in the morning you start with sightseeing there today.
Today you will visit the most important sightseeing locations of Kathmandu. First you will drive to Swayambunath, which is also called "Monkey Temple" and serves as a buddhist pilgrimage place.
Then you will continue your drive to Pashupatinath. It is an important pilgrimage place for Hindus and a lot believers from whole Nepal and India come there every week. There are lots of temples and at the shore of the holy Bagmati River, the believers burn there dead relatives.
Then you will go to the big stupa of Boudhanath, which is also known as little Tibet and enjoy your dinner at the rooftop of the hotel with view of the stupa. After that you wil drive back to your hotel in Bhaktapur.
After having breakfast you will go for sightseeing in Bhaktapur which is located in the east corner of the Kathmandu Valley. It is an ancient Newar city abought 8 miles far from the capital city Kathmandu. Bhaktapur was the largest of the three Newa kingdoms of the Kathmandu Valley, and the capital of Nepal during the great "Malla" Kingdom until the second half of the 15th century. It is famous for its rich culture, temples, and wood, metal and stone artworks.
From there you will drive about half an hour to Changunarayan temple. Both Changunarayan and Bhaktapur are listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
There are various places around the edge of the Kathmandu Valley, which offer great mountain views, but the resort village of Nagarkot is generally regarded to be the best mountain view point there.
Nagarkot is a popular tourist resort of Nepal situated about 32 kilometer east of Kathmandu and with an altitude of 2175m above sea level. The panorama of the major peaks of eastern Nepal Himalayas including Mt. Everest, Manaslu (8463m), Ganesh Himal (7111m) and Langtang (7246m) is visible from there.
After that you will drive to Dhulikhel. This ancient town is situated 30 kilometer east of Kathmandu on the side of the Arniko Rajmarg (Kathmandu-Kodari Highway). From here one can have a complete panoramic view of the snowy range from Karyolung in the east to Himalchuli in the west.
We will also visit a monastery there and maybe take part in a ceremony.
In the evening you will return to Nagarkot.
If you have no extension program we will transfer you to the airport, otherwise back to Kathmandu to the bus stop or next hotel.
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By Scott McDonald On 5/16/19 at 7:41 PM EDT
Not long after President Donald Trump delivered his new immigration plan from the Rose Garden at the White House, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said it was "not a serious proposal" and would be "dead on arrival" when presented to Congress.
The president's plan would channel more money toward beefing up border security and overhaul how the country accepts asylum claims. It would also end the current visa lottery and replace it with a focus on highly skilled immigrants and "merit," rather than on applicants with existing family ties in the U.S.
Pelosi released a statement that said the president's plan merely reflects previous policies already nixed by Congress.
"The White House has repackaged the worst of its past failed immigration plans: Greenlighting the Administration's barbaric family detention policies; reviving the president's ineffective and wasteful wall; completely abandoning our patriotic and determined Dreamers and gutting our asylum and refugee protections," Pelosi said. "To say that this plan's application criteria are 'merit-based' is the height of condescension." (DACA recipients are often called Dreamers, after the DREAM Act—Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors—which offered many of the same protections but never passed Congress.)
Steny Hoyer, the House majority leader, said Trump continues to express a desire to keep families apart and is now selling "false stereotypes about immigrants from certain parts of the world."
"This new proposal is a non-starter and another example of how this President continues to base his immigration policies on xenophobic and false stereotypes about immigrants from certain parts of the world," Hoyer said in this Fox News report. "If we close ourselves off from the world, shut ourselves in with walls and closed minds, we do so at our own peril and at the expense of the better future we forfeit."
Hoyer continued, "Now, we see this administration attempting to prevent those already here from sponsoring their loved ones for immigration, an exclusionary practice that does not comport with Americans' values about families and community."
Trump outlined the points-based system for highly skilled workers to enter the country. Points would be earned based on age, education level, English-speaking proficiency and whether a good-paying job offer awaits the applicant.
"Currently 66 percent of legal immigrants come here based on random chance, they're admitted solely because they have a relative in the United States, and it doesn't really matter who that relative is," Trump said. "We discriminate against genius. We discriminate against brilliance. We won't anymore once we get this passed."
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer echoed Pelosi's remarks when he dismissed the plan before it was even announced, according to Fox News.
"It repackages the same partisan, radical anti-immigrant policies that the administration has pushed for the two years—all of which have struggled to earn even a simple majority in the Senate let alone 60 votes," Schumer said.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) speaks during a weekly news conference May 16, 2019 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images
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Uncial 0105 (in the Gregory-Aland numbering), ε 45 (Soden), is a Greek uncial manuscript of the New Testament. It is dated paleographically to the 10th-century. Formerly it was labelled by Wn.

Description
The codex contains a small part of the Gospel of John 6:71-7:46, on four parchment leaves (32 by 24 cm). The text is written in two columns per page (size of column is 22.8 by 7.5 cm), 24 lines per page, in large uncial letters. The ink is brown. It contains Ammonian Sections, Eusebian Canons, lectionary markings at the margin, and music notes. It has some errors of itacism. It has breathings and accents, but irregular.

The Greek text of this codex is mixed, with a strong element of the Byzantine text-type. Aland placed it in Category III.

History

Gregory dated it to the 7th-century. Currently it is dated by the INTF to the 10th-century.

According to C. R. Gregory it was acquired from Eastern Asia-Minor or Armenia. Gregory gave full text of the codex.

The codex is located at the Austrian National Library, (Suppl. Gr. 121), in Vienna.

See also
 List of New Testament uncials
 Textual criticism

References

Further reading

 C. R. Gregory, Textkritik des Neuen Testamentes I (Leipzig, 1900), p. 81; III (Leipzig, 1909), pp. 1066–1074.
 S. Porter, New Testament Greek Papyri and Parchments, Vienna 2008, pp. 162–186.
 U. B. Schmid, D. C. Parker, W. J. Elliott, The Gospel according to St. John: The majuscules (Brill 2007), pp. 117–124. [text of the codex in the Gospel of John]

External links
 Wieland Willker, Uncial 0105 "Textual Commentary"

Greek New Testament uncials
10th-century biblical manuscripts
Biblical manuscripts of the Austrian National Library

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Index by Magazine Issue: Page 753
West (continued)
[]v32 #4, February 17th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by William F. Soare) (Contents)
[]v32 #5, March 2, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Hubert Rogers) (Contents)
[]v32 #6, March 16, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v33 #1, March 30th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frank Spradling) (Contents)
[]v33 #2, April 13th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Duncan McMillan) (Contents)
[]v33 #3, April 27, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp, cover by Sidney Riesenberg) (Contents)
[]v33 #4, May 11th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Hubert Rogers) (Contents)
[]v33 #6, June 8th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Remington Schuyler) (Contents)
[]v34 #1, June 22nd, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frederick Witton) (Contents)
[]v34 #2, July 6th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Sidney Riesenberg) (Contents)
[]v34 #3, July 20th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frank Spradling) (Contents)
[]v34 #4, August 3rd, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Rafael De Soto) (Contents)
[]v34 #5, August 17, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v34 #6, August 31st, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by James C. McKell) (Contents)
[]v35 #1, September 14th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Arthur Mitchell) (Contents)
[]v35 #2, September 28th, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frederick Witton) (Contents)
[]v35 #3, November, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Duncan McMillan) (Contents)
[]v35 #4, December, 1932 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Edgar F. Wittmack) (Contents)
[]v35 #5, January 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp, cover by William Reusswig) (Contents)
[]v35 #6, February 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Duncan McMillan) (Contents)
[]v36 #1, March 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Arthur Mitchell) (Contents)
[]v36 #2, April 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Duncan McMillan) (Contents)
[]v36 #3, May 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by William Reusswig) (Contents)
[]v36 #4, June 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by William Reusswig) (Contents)
[]v36 #5, July 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by James C. McKell) (Contents)
[]v36 #6, August 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp, cover by Fred T. Everett) (Contents)
[]v37 #1, September 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by James McKell) (Contents)
[]v37 #2, October 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Duncan McMillan) (Contents)
[]v37 #3, November 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v37 #4, December 1933 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by William Reusswig) (Contents)
[]v37 #6, January 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Remington Schuyler) (Contents)
[]v38 #1, February 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by James C. McKell) (Contents)
[]v38 #1, March 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frederick Witton) (Contents)
[]v38 #2, April 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Remington Schuyler) (Contents)
[]v38 #3, May 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frederick Witton) (Contents)
[]v38 #4, June 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Arthur Mitchell) (Contents)
[]v38 #5, July 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by William F. Soare) (Contents)
[]v38 #6, August 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by James C. McKell) (Contents)
[]v39 #1, September 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Hubert Rogers) (Contents)
[]v39 #2, October 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Sidney Riesenberg) (Contents)
[]v39 #3, November 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Duncan McMillan) (Contents)
[]v39 #4, December 1934 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by James C. McKell) (Contents)
[]v39 #5, January 1935 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 20¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by V. E. Pyles) (Contents)
[]v39 #6, February 1935 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Remington Schuyler) (Contents)
[]v40 #2, April 1935 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frederick Witton) (Contents)
[]v40 #3, May 1935 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Richard Lillis) (Contents)
[]v40 #4, June 1935 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Richard Lillis) (Contents)
[]v40 #5, July 1935 (Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by H. C. Murphy) (Contents)
[]v40 #6, September 1935 (West Magazine, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by William Reusswig) (Contents)
[]v41 #1, October 1935 (West Magazine, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by William Reusswig) (Contents)
[](v41 #2), December 1935 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Remington Schuyler) (Contents)
[](v41 #3), January 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by R. Farrington Elwell) (Contents)
[]v41 #4, February 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Sidney Riesenberg) (Contents)
[]v41 #5, March 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Monroe Eisenberg) (Contents)
[]v41 #6, April 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by R. Farrington Elwell) (Contents)
[]v42 #1, May 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by H. L. V. Parkhurst) (Contents)
[]v42 #2, June 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by A. Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v42 #3, July 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Monroe Eisenberg) (Contents)
[]v42 #4, August 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by A. Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v42 #5, September 1936 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by R. Farrington Elwell) (Contents)
[]v42 #6, February 1937 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by A. Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v43 #1, April 1937 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by H. L. V. Parkhurst) (Contents)
[]v43 #2, June 1937 (Ranger Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Joe De Yong) (Contents)
[]v43 #3, March 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Robert George Harris) (Contents)
[]v44 #1, May 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v44 #2, July 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v44 #3, September 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v45 #1, November 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v45 #2, January 1939 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v45 #3, March 1939 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v47 #2, January 1940 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v47 #3, March 1940 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v49 #3, March 1941 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Earle K. Bergey) (Contents)
[]v50 #2, July 1941 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v51 #3, March 1942 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v52 #1, May 1942 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v52 #2, July 1942 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v53 #1, November 1942 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v53 #2, January 1943 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v53 #3, March 1943 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v54 #1, May 1943 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v54 #3, September 1943 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v56 #1, May 1944 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 113pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
[]v56 #2, July 1944 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v56 #3, September 1944 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v57 #3, March 1945 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v58 #1, May 1945 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 98pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v58 #3, September 1945 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 98pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v59 #1, October 1945 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v59 #2, November 1945 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v59 #3, December 1945 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v60 #1, January 1946 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v60 #2, February 1946 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v61 #1, April 1946 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 100pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v61 #2, May 1946 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v61 #3, June 1946 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v62 #2, August 1946 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v64 #2, March 1947 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Richard Lillis) (Contents)
[]v65 #2, June 1947 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v66 #1, August 1947 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v66 #2, September 1947 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v66 #3, October 1947 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v67 #1, November 1947 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v67 #2, December 1947 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 114pp, pulp, cover by Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v67 #3, January 1948 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v68 #1, February 1948 (Better Publications, Inc., 15¢, 114pp, pulp, cover by Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v68 #2, March 1948 (Better Publications, Inc., 20¢, 148pp, pulp, cover by Leslie Ross) (Contents)
[]v69 #1, May 1948 (Better Publications, Inc., 20¢, 148pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v69 #2, July 1948 (Better Publications, Inc., 20¢, 148pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v71 #3, September 1949 (Better Publications, Inc., 20¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v74 #2, January 1951 (Better Publications, Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
[]v76 #3, March 1952 (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v77 #2, August 1952 (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]v79 #2, Fall 1953 (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, 114pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]West (Australia) (about)
Australian reprint edition of West - probably imported issues of the British reprint edition.
[]June 1943 (1/4d, pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]West (Canada) (about)
Canadian reprint edition of West.
[]February 1944 (15¢, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]August 1944 (15¢, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]March 1945 (15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v58 #1, May 1945 (15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v58 #2, July 1945 (Publication Enterprises, Limited; Toronto, 15¢, 100pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]September 1945 (15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v59 #2, November 1945 (Publication Enterprises Limited, 15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents)
[]May 1946 (15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]December 1946 (15¢, pulp, cover by Sam Cherry) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v69 #1, May 1948 (Better Publications of Canada, 20¢, 148pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]West (UK) (about)
British reprint edition of West.
[]v1 #2, September 1926 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 256pp, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v5 #3, August 1927 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]February 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 192pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v6 #6, Mid March 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v6 #7, Early April 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 192pp, pulp, cover by H. C. Murphy) (Contents)
[]v6 #8, Mid April 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 192pp, pulp, cover by Charles Durant) (Contents)
[]v6 #9, Early May 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents)
[]v6 #10, Mid May 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v6 #11, Early June 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v6 #12, Mid June 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 192pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v7 #1, Early July 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v7 #2, Mid July 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v7 #3, Early August 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v7 #4, Mid August 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 192pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v7 #5, Early September 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v7 #6, Mid September 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents)
[]v7 #7, Early October 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 192pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v7 #8, Mid October 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 192pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v7 #9, Early November 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v7 #10, Mid November 1928 (Contents)
[]v7 #11, Early December 1928 (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v7 #12, Mid December 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents)
[]v8 #1, Late December 1928 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v8 #2, Early January 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v8 #3, Mid January 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v8 #4, Early February 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v8 #5, Mid February 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 176pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v8 #6, Early March 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents)
[]v8 #7, Mid March 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v8 #8, Early April 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v8 #9, Mid April 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v8 #10, Early May 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 176pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v8 #11, Mid May 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v8 #12, Early June 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 176pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v9 #1, Mid June 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v9 #2, Early July 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents)
[]v9 #3, Mid July 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v9 #4, Early August 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v9 #5, Mid August 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp, cover by W. R. Kiefer) (Contents)
[]v9 #6, Late August 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v9 #8, Mid September 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v9 #9, Early October 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v9 #10, Mid October 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 174pp, pulp, cover by H. C. Murphy) (Contents)
[]v9 #11, Early November 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v9 #12, Mid November 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v10 #1, Early December 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v10 #2, Mid December 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v10 #3, Late December 1929 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v10 #4, Early January 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v10 #5, Mid January 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v10 #6, Early February 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 176pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v10 #7, Mid February 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]Early March 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]Mid March 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]Early April 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]Mid April 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]Early May 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 174pp, pulp, cover by Fred T. Everett) (Contents)
[]Mid May 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]Early June 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]Mid June 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]Early July 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v11 #6, Mid July 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp, cover by Fred T. Everett) (Contents)
[]v11 #7, Early August 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v11 #8, Mid August 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Richard Lillis) (Contents)
[]v11 #9, Late August 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Remington Schuyler) (Contents)
[]v11 #10, Early September 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v11 #11, Mid September 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v11 #12, Early October 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v12 #1, Mid October 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v12 #2, Early November 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v12 #3, Mid-November 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v12 #5, Mid December 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v12 #6, Late December 1930 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v12 #8, Mid January 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v12 #9, Early February 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by William Reusswig) (Contents)
[]v12 #10, Mid February 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v12 #11, Early March 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v12 #12, Mid March 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v13 #1, Early April 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v13 #2, Mid April 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v13 #3, Early May 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v13 #4, Mid May 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v13 #5, Early June 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp, cover by Duncan McMillan) (Contents)
[]v13 #6, Mid June 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v13 #7, Early July 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Gerard C. Delano) (Contents)
[]v13 #8, Mid July 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Jerry Delano) (Contents)
[]v13 #10, Mid August 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v13 #11, Late August 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Jerry Delano) (Contents)
[]v13 #12, Early September 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Fred T. Everett) (Contents)
[]v14 #1, Mid September 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v14 #2, Early October 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Frederick Witton) (Contents)
[]v14 #4, Early November 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
[]v14 #5, Mid November 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Nick Eggenhofer) (Contents)
[]v14 #8, Late December 1931 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by James C. McKell) (Contents)
[]v14 #9, Early January 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by James C. McKell) (Contents)
[]v14 #10, Mid January 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp, cover by Gerard C. Delano) (Contents)
[]v14 #11, Early February 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v15 #1, Early March 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
[]v15 #2, Mid March 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v15 #3, Early April 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v15 #6, Mid May 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v15 #7, Early June 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents)
[]v15 #8, Mid June 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., 1/-, 128pp, pulp) (Contents)
[]v15 #9, Early July 1932 (The World's Work (1913) Ltd., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)


Gorgeous photo!. Nothing else to say.
Love this! Was this taken with your Sigma 50 art?
Thank you! Yes it was...just edited the metadata then.
I have to remember to take shots like this with my 50art. I think Im too use to shooting tight shots like this at 85 which is a differnt look.


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Fewer school districts are going to get away with the ostrich approach. Several states already require publication of race data and New York plans to do so next year. Under a new program, authorities will grade schools on the performance of students of each race. In the past, if a school had a small number of blacks with bad grades it might not lower the averages enough to affect the schools overall grade. Next year it could. This could make for edifying discussion when teachers and parents find out their schools are mediocre — but only because the blacks and Hispanics do so poorly.
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), the main Zimbabwe opposition party that won 57 of 120 contested seats in elections in June, has offered a motion to impeach President Robert Mugabe. He is charged with failing to maintain law and order during the elections, during which his supporters killed at least 26 black MDC supporters and five white farmers. Mr. Mugabe helped prompt the measure by granting amnesty to virtually everyone involved in the violence, that is to say, to his own supporters. The impeachment charge also includes an indictment for the slaughter of an estimated 20,000 Ndebele tribesmen during the mid-1980s when Mr. Mugabe was consolidating power for his own tribe, the Shona.
Mr. Mugabe has responded as usual by attacking whites. He now says resistance to the black liberation war of the 1970s was "genocide." Beginning with Ian Smith, the last white leader of what was then Rhodesia, he promises to charge every white who supported the former regime with war crimes. "After all," he explains, "in Europe they are still hunting for those behind Nazi war crimes, and Zimbabwe cannot be an exception." MDC officials have pointed out that this would violate the constitution, which grants amnesty to all participants in both sides of the war, and would open the door to charges against "liberation" leaders as well.
Half a century ago, South African Bobby Locke was an international golfing hero. He won the British Open four times and was a source of great pride for his country. At the height of his fame he bought a five-story apartment building in Yeoville, a fashionable white Johannesburg suburb. After his death in 1987 his wife and daughter continued to live in the building, although after apartheid the neighborhood quickly lost both its white majority and its charm. Mrs. Locke, 80, and her daughter Carolyn, 40, complained to friends about the tenants they were now getting and about how the neighborhood had deteriorated. Mother and daughter were also much disturbed by the latter's failed marriage five years ago to a black man who, it turned out, was already married. They become increasingly depressed and reclusive.
More details are emerging on the exodus of blacks from Libya. As thousands of deported Nigerians stream home — some 10,000 are eventually expected to return — they tell harrowing tales of murder and mayhem. Although figures are difficult confirm, more than 130 blacks appear to have been killed and many more injured in anti-black rioting that began in August and continued into September. Some of the Nigerians have returned with knife wounds that support their horror stories.
On October 24, the Liberian ambassador to Libya, Yank Smythe, reported he would repatriate 110 Liberians who have been living at the embassy since the rioting began. They want to go back to Liberia rather than risk further violence by returning to their homes in Tripoli.
Rev. Tinsley offered no evidence of a conspiracy but explained that this is because "there are no clear measures for monitoring what has been going on." He says the main source of his information is increasing complaints from blacks of unfair treatment by police and employers. More specifically, he says blacks are forced into selling cocaine for a living because they cannot get jobs. He listed other problems: Black police officer Frederick Pledge has been indicted for racketeering and drug conspiracy, black lawyer Rickey Young has been indicted for tax evasion and mail fraud, and black doctor Verna Lewis has been convicted of tax fraud. Rev. Tinsley declined to comment on the guilt or innocence of these people but said they are in trouble because they are black.
If contemporary insurance giants originally capitalized on the premiums of Confederate slaveholders who treated their slaves like personal property, America needs to know the truth and compensation may be owed to the descendants.
It was common for slaveholders to insure their slaves, just as they insured their houses and their own lives. It is unclear how the descendants of a slave could possibly have a claim on an insurance company because a slaveowner in the distant past insured a slave against damage.
Ernestine Williams, 63, is an arthritic black grandmother confined to a wheelchair. This did not stop her from running a successful family business that operated across the South from Florida to Georgia. The staff of 15 was recruited largely from among her 12 children and countless grandchildren, and sometimes took in as much $50,000 a day. In October, this thriving business — organized pickpocketing — suffered a serious blow when police arrested Miss Williams, along with two of her children and a grandson. They now join four other members of the staff who are already guests of the state.
In Norway, the anti-immigrant Progress Party has now outstripped the ruling Labor Party to become the most popular in the country. With an approval rating of 35 percent, it is poised to take power in elections that will be held in less than a year. Party leader Carl "King Carl" Hagen campaigns on a program to reduce immigration to a maximum of 1,000 a year and would hold a referendum for Norwegians to vote on whether to let in any foreigners at all. He would also deport any asylee who committed a crime.
Jack Straw, British Home Secretary, is an ardent anti-racist. Three years ago he set up something called the Commission on the Future of Multi-Ethnic Britain, which has finally produced a report. It says British history should be "revised, rethought or jettisoned" because it doesn't pay enough attention to minorities. It says the country should be formally recognized as a multi-cultural society that is a "community of communities" rather than a nation.
It also suggests the country needs a new word to describe its inhabitants: "Britishness, as much as Englishness, has systematic, largely unspoken, racist connotations. Whiteness nowhere features as an explicit condition of being British, but it is widely understood that Englishness is racially coded." The report does not suggest what term should replace "British," but it does make all the usual recommendations about enforcing "tolerance," putting more non-white faces on television, policing the police, "inclusiveness education," etc.
The Pacific island of Fiji has a population of about 800,000 of whom 51 percent are native Fijians and 44 percent are descended from Indians brought in by the British during colonial times to do administrative work. In the July issue we reported that a group of ethnic Fijians was attempting to overthrow an elected government dominated by Indians. They stormed the parliament building and held government ministers hostage for 56 days before the Fijian-dominated military installed a Fijian, Laisenia Qarase, as interim prime minister. Mr. Qarase, who has been pondering options for a new constitution, says the Fijian majority will write Fijian dominance into law. "The general feeling among Fijians is that there must be better and stronger guarantees for indigenous Fijians to be in control of their political destiny," he explained recently.
The Oslo peace process, begun in 1993, anticipates an eventual independent Palestine with close ties to Israel. The two nations would share water, resources, and electricity, and have relatively open borders. In the wake of the current violence Israeli Prime Minster Ehud Barak has ordered preparation of a plan for complete separation that would reduce contact between the two peoples to zero. Besides separating the economies completely, the most immediate consequence would be to shut 120,000 Palestinians out of their current jobs in Israel. Israelis are confident they can bring in more East Europeans to do the work. The plan would include an elevated highway joining the West Bank and Gaza so Palestinians could move from one part of their country to the other without setting foot in Israel. Palestinians would be forbidden to ship products out of Israeli ports for fear that explosives might be hidden in the cargo. Current Israeli settlements close to the boundaries would be annexed and a few of the more remote ones — surrounded by hostile Palestinians — could be dismantled. The two countries would then behave as if they were thousands of miles apart rather than neighbors.
Mr. El-Amin, a graduate of Yale Law School, was first elected from a largely black district in 1998. He changed his name from JeRoyd Wiley Greene to JeRoyd X Greene but then became Sa'ad El-Amin in the 1970s when he was chief counsel to the Nation of Islam. As a lawyer in Richmond, he set a state record for contempt-of-court violations and had his law license suspended for four years because he neglected clients' interests.
Sports teams that play for San Diego State University in California are called Aztecs, and the school mascot is Monty Montezuma, who whoops around the field in a loincloth. Something called the Native American Student Alliance has made the usual stink, complaining that this is racist and "dehumanizing." The student council has duly recommended that Monty, who has been the mascot since 1925, be retired in favor of something tame.
Alabama was one of more than 20 states that wrote a ban on miscegenation into their constitutions. The 1964 Supreme Court case of Loving v. Virginia overturned all such laws and since then most states have amended their constitutions to remove the unenforceable provisions. Alabama has yet to do so, but a black state legislator has managed to get an amendment on the ballot this November. It is expected to pass, but it may not win by very much. The last state to vote on a similar issue was South Carolina, in 1998. Forty percent of voters wanted to keep the ban on interracial marriage.


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LIRC manpages and user-space drivers overview

    LIRC contains a quite large number of tools.  This chapter tries to
    provide an overview.

User programs

         irsend sends data using
         lirc from the command line.

         irpty emulates keyboard
         input from a tty using a remote.

         irrecord can create a new
         lircd.conf for a remote which isn't available in the database.

Daemons

         lircd is the main LIRC daemon and runs
         as a systemd service. It usually reads from a kernel device like
         /dev/lirc0 or /dev/ttyACM0 and presents the decoded data on an
         output socket like /var/run/lirc/lircd.

         lircrcd is a helper daemon which
         coordinates the LIRC state as defined in lircrc in different
         clients. It's managed, started  and stopped by lircd.

         lircmd runs as a systemd service.
         It reads data from the lircd output socket and generates
         mouse events, so that a remote can emulate a mouse.

         irexec normally runs as a user
         daemon in the session. It is used to run arbitrary commands
         on various button presses.

         lircd-uinput connects
         to the lircd output socket and forwards the decoded button
         presses to the kernel uinput device. This makes the lirc
         events available to other applications in the same way as
         events from other input devices.

         lircd-setup is a small,
         one-shot program which runs commands as root before
         starting  lircd .

Configuration tools

         irdb-get can list, search and
         download lircd.conf remote configuration files from the
         remotes database.

         lirc-setup is a GUI tool
         which can create the different configuration files after some
         user dialogs.

         lirc-lsplugins lists the plugins
         and drivers which are actually available in an installation. It
         also provides info on the drivers, including drivers that can't be
         loaded.

         lirc-lsremotes can parse
         lircd.conf configuration files and act as a static checker. It is
         also used to provide dense, parseable keyword information about
         remote config files.

         lirc-config-tool can generate
         a first shot for lircrc configuration file for some applications.
         It can also be used to sanitize old lircd.conf files which does
         not use symbols from the official namespace.

         lirc-make-devinput can
         generate a site-specific devinput.lircd.conf configuration file.

Test and debug tools

 mode2 monitors the data sent from
         the kernel to lircd. It displays either timing information or, if
         the hardware decodes the signals, the decoded values.

         irw monitors the data sent from lircd to
         the applications, normally in the /var/run/lirc/lircd socket.

         ircat connects to same socket as irw. However,
         it displays the application strings delivered to the application after
         mapping the lircd output using the lircrc file.

         irpipe works together with the irpipe kernel
         driver. It can be used to feed data to lircd which it can read on
         /dev/irpipe0. This device works the same way as /dev/lirc0 as seen
         from lircd.

         irsimsend can "send" data using a
         lircd.conf configuration file and store the data (pulse/space
         durations) in a file. This file can be used with irpipe to send
         the same data to lircd.

         irsimreceive can "receive" from a file
         e. g., created by mode2(1) or irsimrecieve(1).

         irtestcase can log the data from
         a remote together with the decoded symbols. It can also send the
         data to lircd and check that the decoded symbols matches the
         logged ones.

         irtext2udp converts regular, printable
         timing data to the binary format used by the
         udp driver

User-space drivers

    Note that many drivers lacks documentation. Use
    lirc-lsplugins
    to generate the complete list of drivers with some basic info.

         alsa-usb receives IR data
         over the microphone input, using the alsa drivers.

         atilibusb receives RF data
         with various hardware using the X10 chip.

         atwf83 receives IR data using
          Aureal ATWF@83 ESKY chip.

         audio sends IR data using
         standard audio hardware.

         default sends and receives IR
         data using any device supported by the kernel.

         devinput receives IR data
         from any remote supported by ir-keytable(1) with a minimum of
         configuration.

         file driver logs data (pulse
         durations) otherwise sent, and can also be used to "receive"
         simulated data from a file.

         ftdi  and ftdix
         supports hardware based on the FTDI chip.

         girs driver receives and sends
	 IR data using a serially connected remote device compliant
	 with the Girs standard (for example for usage with the Arduino).

         imon-24g handles data from
         the iMON 2.4G DT/LT remote.

         imon handles data from various
         iMON remotes.

         iguanair
         receives and sends IR data using the IguanaIR devices.

         irtoy recieves and sends IR data
         using the Dangerous Prototypes IrToy device.

         srm7500atilibusb
         receives RF data using a Philips SRM-7500 capture device.

         tira sends and receives IR data
         using the Home Electronics Ira/Tira capture device.

         udp receives data over a network
         UDP port using a specific protocol.

    There is also
    External plugins documentation.

Devices and data formats

          lirc(4) data formats and ioctl commands for the
          /dev/lirc[0-9] devices. This manpage
          has been upstreamed to the linux manpages project.

         lircd.conf: the
         lircd.conf format.

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Rensselaer Libraries are trying out an exciting new technology, piloted as a project call "Data Lighthouse," that focuses on enabling certain processes associated with the archival of research data that allow and facilitate researchers to find each other's research in the various data silos in the research ecosystem.
Reach out on behalf of the library and auto-generate emails to connect to researchers and ask them questions about their research data as it associates to published peer-reviewed articles.
Tracks various data points (descriptions, file formats, ownership) of these research datasets.
The intent is not to dictate where researchers should place their research data, but to gather information about the intellectual output of the Institute. Such information could serve as evidence of a data management plan in grant proposals, provide the ability to reference details, such as ownership and content, about research data, assist in improved citation statistics for published research, and enhance future research collaborations.
Faculty who have published within the last year and a half can expect emails encouraging them to answer various questions that associate research data with specific publications. The hope is that a more comprehensive set of responses will lead to an increase in unique cross-disciplinary collaborations, improved cyber-security strategies and research data management policies, enabling a check that data is stored in a secure location.


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Bill Slater: 1927 – 2018
Pure Gold, The Part-Timer Who Won The Lot
By David Instone
What a player, what a life, what a man!
Bill Slater – Molineux colossus.
There was, quite simply, so much to William John Slater. His colossal football achievements were nothing like the full story.
He was an absolute one-off; a throwback not so much to a different era but to what in many ways was a different game.
Even his admiring Molineux team-mates marvelled at a schedule that left him unavailable to Stan Cullis much more often than occupational hazards such as injury and suspension would dictate.
In the early years of his Molineux stay of 339 League and cup appearances, Slater was an amateur. When he did turn professional, for the princely signing-on fee of £10, it was on the condition that he could remain as a teacher and would fit training and match days in as best he could around the requirements of the classroom at Birmingham University.
Quite how far he went in retaining this connection with the outside world was spelled out when, en route to report on Steve Bull's two-goal heroics for England against Czechoslovakia at Wembley, I visited his home in Ealing, West London, to interview him for my 1990 book, Wolverhampton Wanderers Greats.
Two years before the famous Matthews final (the one actually decided by a Stan Mortensen hat-trick), this strapping son of Clitheroe half an hour or so east across Lancashire had played at inside-left in Blackpool's 1951 defeat at the twin towers against Newcastle. Slater was very much in the rookie phase, in the side because of a spring-time broken leg suffered by Allan Brown – and still in education.
"I was on a PE course in Leeds and unfortunately had to be back up there on the Saturday night," he told me. "I was on a train packed with celebrating Newcastle supporters when the rest of the Blackpool players were gathering for the banquet. I sent the whole journey sitting in a corner and hiding my face in case I was recognised as a member of the opposition camp."
Slater's Bloomfield Road career was restricted to around 30 appearances – laced with nine goals – but they were made in the middle of a remarkable unbroken 30-year stretch as a top-flight club. Blackpool, who signed him in 1944 after he had impressed local scouts, were serious box office at the time. Who wouldn't be with Matthews on board?
His subsequent stint at Brentford was shorter still. But playing in West London meant Bill could be much closer to girlfriend Marion, who he married a few months later. That stay also provided him with the experience of playing in a Griffin Park half-back line completed by Jimmy Hill and Ron Greenwood.
The end of college life did not mean Slater put down his pen and paper. When chosen for the Great Britain side at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, he was so impressed with the Hungary players who won the gold medal that he wrote a long piece about them for an FA magazine on his return. How well his warnings were heeded is open to debate because the Magyars hammered England 6-3 and 7-1 at senior level over the next year or so.
Bill in action against his former club Blackpool in 1954.
The young Slater clearly had much about him. When work brought him to the Midlands, he took matters into his own hands by knocking on Cullis's door in the summer of 1952 to ask for a chance at Wolves.
And it was there that his manners landed him in trouble. His exemplary manners, that is. Politely, he said he didn't mind which team he played for, as long as he was given a regular game – a comment that led to the Iron Manager having him on the receiving end of a lecture for a change amid the reminder that he should leave immediately unless he had ambitions to play in the First Division.
Cullis's high hopes for him weren't unfounded, even if two members of the Wolves board expressed serious reservations about the club signing an amateur.
As at Blackpool, Slater was sometimes used early on as an inside-forward, largely because of the half-back strength present in abundance at Molineux in the shape of Ron Flowers and a quartet of Bills, namely Messrs Baxter, Crook, Wright and Shorthouse.
But he played mainly at right-half when appearing in 39 of the 42 Division One fixtures as Albion were beaten to the title in 1953-54 and he continued racking up the games at a rate which leaves us to wonder just how many outings he would have amassed had he not had to miss some night matches because of his day job.
So keen was Cullis to have him available for one game at Sheffield United that he arranged to fly the player north after lessons had finished. The plan was to have a Don Everall's driver in place to pick him up but the craft landed at the wrong airfield and a late team change had to be made as the missing man hitch-hiked the rest of the journey.
End-of-season tours, brief Continental trips and even the midweek Charity Shield draw with Albion were other commitments Slater had to pull out of and the emergence of Eddie Clamp made his place less certain when Wolves re-emerged late in the 1950s stronger than ever.
At the end of a triumphant title-winning campaign in which Slater played only 14 League games, the two men, plus Wright, all went and played together in the 1958 World Cup finals, with England so well blessed in that department that they could afford to leave Flowers back at Molineux. Slater was actually hit in the pocket by going to the tournament in Sweden. His university wages were docked and the expenses he received from the FA did not make up the difference.
These were dizzy days indeed. The Championship crown was retained in 1959 and Wolves went within a point of making it three in a row during a season in which they had the huge consolation of lifting the FA Cup.
Billy had by now retired and, with his successor as captain, Eddie Stuart, losing his place in the team in the spring, Slater was made centre-half and skipper. He was a hugely prized member of the playing staff, albeit still part-time.
Not many men play in one FA Cup final as an amateur, in another as a winning captain and participate in both an Olympics and a World Cup finals. But this holder of 12 England caps and 21 amateur caps was a true class act. His record of winning three League titles and one FA Cup makes that abundantly clear.
Doing the honours as skipper at the 1960 FA Cup final.
In the weekend that he went to Wembley with Wolves for the first time – for the comfortable 3-0 victory over a Blackburn side closest to his roots – he was also named Footballer of the Year. You would have to search long and hard to unearth purer gold than this.
Not bad for someone who for several years cost the club no more than train or mileage expenses from Bournville in Birmingham and a turkey at Christmas.
For three more years after Wembley, this time trophy-less ones that led up to a last-day 5-1 hiding at Blackburn, Slater served the Wanderers cause and whole generations of fans who never saw him lace up his boots know he was a star off the field as well.
Among other posts, while or after graduating as a Bachelor of Science, he became deputy director of Crystal Palace sports centre, director of PE at Liverpool and Birmingham Universities, chairman of the West Midlands Sports Council, a paid servant of the National Sports, a member of the National Olympic Committee and president of the British Amateur Gymnastics Association.
In 1982, he was summoned to Buckingham Palace to receive the OBE from The Queen and a CBE followed 16 years later, again for services to sport.
There are other less well-known strands to the rich tapestry. He coached daughter Barbara when she qualified and went to the Montreal Olympics as part of our gymnastics team in 1976, mother Marion setting foot on a plane for the first time when she went to Canada to watch.
Barbara, a long-time director of BBC Sport, was born a couple of weeks after Wolves retained their Championship crown in 1976 and it is through football achievements that we will of course best remember her father.
As well as being the last amateur to appear in the Cup Final and the oldest surviving Wolves player up to his death from Alzheimer's on Tuesday, Slater has a place in Wolves' Hall of Fame and has only 23 men ahead of him in the club's all-time record appearance-makers list.
He was known throughout the game as a man of virtue and fair play – and the TV cameras picked up his obvious displeasure when Ted Farmer celebrated a Wolves goal against Manchester City by gloating over the prostrate body of goalkeeper Bert Trautmann.
My own fond memories of Bill include his cheerful, unfailingly polite and appreciative appearances at Molineux dinners and book launches, for which he usually arrived first after a sprightly walk from the railway station.
A day or two before I and a camera crew were due at his house more than a decade ago to film and interview him for the official History of Wolves dvd, he rang to ask if we could see him at Molineux instead, so he could pop along and see mates from his playing days.
A lovely, lovely man.
At a 1963 dinner in his honour at Wolverhampton's Victoria Hotel, Stan Cullis said: "I know of no-one who created a greater impact on the players at Molineux than Bill – with his self-discipline, good behaviour and sportsmanship. I wish we had many more like him."
Posted on: Friday, December 21st, 2018.


Update 1: February 21, 2011.
Update 2: March 11, 2011.
Update 3: May 13, 2011.
Update 4: June 3, 2011.
Update 5: January 31, 2012.
Update 6: July 19, 2012.
Update 7: January 3, 2013.
Update 8: April 2, 2013.
Update 9: April 22, 2013.
Update 10: April 24, 2013.
Update 11: June 28, 2013.


The ORT Braude College of Engineering has opened a non-thesis Master-in-Science (M.Sc.) degree in Industrial Engineering and Management (IE&M). The program provides experienced engineers with background in manufacturing and service, and graduates of engineering and science degrees, analytical and management tools to enable personal development and meaningful professional contribution to the field of engineering and management. The program is in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management. Studies take place on campus on Friday and on Monday afternoon, 10-12 hours per week, over a period of 2 years, so that students can combine full-time job and graduate studies.


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"It would be very glamorous to be reincarnated as a big ring on Elizabeth Taylor's finger." – Andy Warhol
Heather James is proud to exhibit in our Jackson Hole gallery a selection of artworks by Andy Warhol that captures his irreverent world and insouciant spirit. The preeminent Pop artist, Warhol was known as much for his portraits of the famous and infamous as well as icons of consumer culture, as seen in Campbell's Hot Dog Bean or Mobil Gas. With the dominance and saturation of social media, Warhol more than ever is literally and metaphorically all around us.
Warhol began making silkscreen paintings in 1962 because of its assembly line process in which he could remove the hand of the artist as much as possible. To create these works, Warhol would select photographs from newspapers and magazines, send them to a printer to be enlarged on silk screens, and then direct Factory assistants to lay the screens over canvases and apply his carefully chosen colors with a squeegee.
This merger of color, symbolism, and silkscreen can be seen in Hammer & Sickle and Vote McGovern. Like the best of Warhol, these works transform the mundane into objects of glamor, temptation, and danger. Warhol's obsession with wealth and fame emerged in works that combine the dazzling and the darkly tragic. Even humble farm creatures like Cow (IIA Blue Background) become enchantingly raffish and Warhol brings an animal of genre paintings into the urban life.
A highlight of the exhibition is Gems, a set of 4 screenprints comprising two rubies, an emerald and a diamond. Gems and jewels have been an inspiration for many artists including George Balanchine for his ballet, Jewels, which is also made up of the same three gems – Rubies, Emeralds, and Diamonds. Elizabeth Taylor, one of Warhol's favorite subjects, loved rubies.
Warhol was an avid collector of jewelry and the extent of his premier collection was only known after his death. It was an obsession that is glimpsed in this suite where Warhol has heightened their allure. As Andy Warhol once said, "When I am in Rome I always visit Bulgari, because it is the most important museum of contemporary art."


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Scholarship turns new grad into full-time entrepreneur
Monday, January 06, 2020 | by Kaitlyn Little
Miriam Zine meets with Deborah Rosati for a mentorship session while building her business Curly Lifestyles.
Most students aim to have a job lined up when they graduate, but Miriam Zine (BRLS '19) took a chance and created her own.
With the support she received from the Deborah E. Rosati Award, Zine was able to take a natural hair community she built on Instagram and turn it into an online retail shop.
Zine started the Instagram page Curly Lifestyles in 2017 when she started embracing her natural hair and realized there was a lack of education and resources easily available to people looking to do the same. The page quickly gained traction and now has more than 32,000 followers.
"Natural hair shouldn't be as complicated as it is," said Zine. "A lot of people don't like their natural hair because they don't know how to manage it. Curly Lifestyles is about loving your hair and being comfortable enough to wear it out confidently."
Her business pairs knowledge and resources to help simplify the natural hair world and provides easy access to a variety of products based on hair type. Customers unsure about their needs have access to assistance in choosing the right product.
The $10,000 award provided Zine funding to work through the summer in Goodman Group's Venture Development office and gave her access to a mentorship team to help move her business forward. She credits the time and support with being able to take her business from an idea to a reality.
"Launching a business was one of the scariest things I've ever done," said Zine. "It took me the full summer to make sure I was ready. This award opened new doors and possibilities for me."
Since 2014, the scholarship has supported nine entrepreneurs over 10 terms with Zine being the final recipient. Generously provided by Goodman School of Business graduate Deborah Rosati (BAdmin '84), the funding gave recipients the opportunity to launch a business idea as part of their academic studies. They each received guidance, access to mentors and the ability to easily network with other student entrepreneurs to share best practices and resources with.
"We are deeply appreciative of Deborah's commitment to supporting the entrepreneurial development of our students," said Goodman Dean Andrew Gaudes. "With Deborah's generosity, we have nine students who are making a difference and setting their own path forward."
The scholarship recipients launched a number of diverse businesses, with Rosati noting that all the recipients are very keen, motivated and committed individuals, leaving her impressed with their business ideas that all meet a need in the market.
"I wanted to invest in the next generation of entrepreneurs and create an opportunity for them to launch a business idea as part of their academic studies," said Rosati.
Her advice to students looking to take an entrepreneurial approach to their career?
"Be passionate, resourceful and persistent."
Recipients of the Deborah E. Rosati Award:
Ian Farr, Founder of Incounter
Ethan Foy, Founder of LifePoints
Maddie Fuller, Founder of Campus Brainiac
Dan Giddings, Founder of Complete Grab
Johnathan Holland, Founder of Curexe (received the award twice)
Matthew Kowald, Founder of Caulies
Olivia Poulin, Founder of Pupadise
Cole Ritchie, Founder of North American Yacht Sales
Miriam Zine, Founder of Curly Lifestyles
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Published by Frances Lincoln (2006). Paperback. Signed by the author. This book is a new and significantly revised version of the much acclaimed Charleston Kedding: A History of Kitchen Gardening , which was published in 1996. In that book the story revolved around a fictional kitchen garden, but in this new edition, the author has been able to disclose her main source and her book is all the better for being able to turn on the true story of the kitchen garden at Pyewell Park in Hampshire and its team of gardeners. The amazing secrets of the hotbed, the backsheds and the pineapple frame are laid bare in this extraordinary and delightfully written account of the ups and downs of the kitchen garden.
Condition: As new other than the inscription by the author.


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CBS Renews 'The Good Wife,' 'Elementary,' 'CSI: Cyber,' Pretty Much Everything
It's only Monday, meaning if you're already tired of the many 2015 Upfront renewals, cancellations and pickups, CBS is not for you. The eye network has given pickup orders to over a dozen of its existing series, including The Good Wife, Elementary, The Odd Couple, and telling move for CSI's Cyber spinoff.
On the drama side, the full compliment of CBS renewals includes Hawaii Five-0, Blue Bloods, NCIS: Los Angeles, Person of Interest, The Good Wife, Elementary, NCIS, Criminal Minds, and CSI: Cyber. The network had previously given additional seasons to Madam Secretary, Scorpion and NCIS: New Orleans, while Stalker and Vince Gilligan's Battle Creek have fallen to cancellation.
Intriguingly, CBS has yet to confirm any official renewal for CSI proper, which could support recent rumors of a two-hour TV movie wrap-up, while Cyber continues the franchise in spirit. As to the network's comedy slate, The Big Bang Theory, Mike & Molly and Mom were already safe, while Matthew Perry's The Odd Couple renewal has officially broken the actor's post-Friends streak of canceled series.
As if that weren't enough, Survivor and Amazing Race have all been renewed for additional seasons, along with Undercover Boss, 48 Hours and 60 Minutes. It surely won't be long before CBS released their official schedule and trailers for the latest offerings, but what series of the lineup most deserved their renewal?
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The Food and Drug Administration has proposed regulations for a narrow set of iOS apps, specifically targeted to the medical professional community.
While the FDA notes the rise of medical apps aimed at the consumer, the agency is not attempting to regulate those—it's still "buyer beware" if you want to download an alternative medicine app that recommends a strict diet of onions for your bunions. The FDA is concerning itself only with apps that either interface with medical equipment as a control device (much as you can use your iPhone to control your Apple TV), or that can be used to turn an iOS device into a regulated category of equipment used to view health data, such as X-ray results.
FDA policy advisor Bakul Patel states in the press release: "There are advantages to using medical apps, but consumers and health care professionals should have a balanced awareness of the benefits and risks." So just as you should be careful where on the Web you get your medical information, you should also bring along those grains of sodium chloride when shopping for iOS apps to help you make medical decisions.
The FDA regulation recommendation has been posted on the Web, and the agency has opened up a comment period before the regulation is enacted. The FDA is soliciting input from consumers, medical professionals, and iOS developers, but anyone is welcome to add their two cents to the public record.