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Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono claims that his administration has achieved most of the targets it set out for the first 100 days in office, the Channel News Asia reported.
He has called on Indonesians to verify the achievements when the report is officially announced in the next couple of days.
The Indonesian leader claimed success even as thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across Indonesia to mark the failure of his administration's first 100 days.
This is the second large scale demonstration in Indonesia in less than two months.
Unlike December's protest which saw demands on the government to eradicate corruption, this time protestors expressed disappointment over the perceived failure of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's first 100 days.
Protestors took to the main streets in many major cities across the country. In the capital Jakarta, the Presidential Palace became their main focus. However, President Yudhoyono was 50 kilometers away officiating at a power plant.
He claims his administration has met most of the targets set out in its first 100 days. He said: "We have monitored, checked and went to the ground in many provinces. It's being recapitulated. Some have reached 100 per cent, other 70 per cent and there are some even lower. Interim report by Mr Kuntoro revealed most of the targets have been met. A small number has not been achieved. Just wait. Please check the findings on the ground after that."
The Yudhoyono administration had set out 15 priorities in its first 100 days which included 45 programs and 129 action plans. The Indonesian leader stressed that most of these programs would not bring instant results.
They were meant among other things to iron-out administrative bottle-necks and improve regulations and he listed out some of the achievements.
President Yudhoyono said: "Getting a passport then needs seven days; now we make it four days. Business licensing in districts and provinces then was average 90 days; now we made it 40 days. And many more services to the public and businesses."
But segments of the Indonesian public are clearly not convinced. Several surveys show President Yudhoyono's popularity ratings are down by 15 per cent from 90 per cent last July.
H.S. Dillon - Senior Governance Advisor, Centre for Agriculture and Policy Studies, said: "We would like to see a very effective presidency because 70 per cent of the people still believe in him that he is a decent man. But he has assembled around him, I fear are more yes men. People who say "Ah everything is good". You know we have people saying the 100 days are fantastic."
Surveys show that the on-going Century Bank bailout inquiry and the corruption scandal that involved the anti-graft officers; the police and the attorney general office have negatively affected the public perception of the government.
Satish Mishra, managing director, Strategic Asia, said: "The big post-election momentum in a sense has been diminished as a result of this open public dissatisfaction about anti-corruption."
H.S. Dillon added: "You cannot reform a system as corrupt as this through moral suasion. This is fighting in the trenches. What has really happened in the first 100 days - what has been exposed - brought up to the fore - are many of the fault lines lying under this country or under this administration."
There are four years and 265 days more for President Yudhoyono to meet all the targets he has set out in his second term in office. Certainly it's too premature to say that his administration has failed. But what is clear is that Indonesians who had voted for him will continue to press President Yudhoyono to deliver on his promises.


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Founded in 2000, the Macau University of Science and Technology (M.U.S.T.) has grown steady-fast and with vigor. As the largest multi-disciplinary university in Macau, M.U.S.T. is ranked as the youngest among the Top 100 Universities in the cross-strait region1. Adopting the policy of according equal importance to teaching and research, pursuing excellence, so as to cultivate talent in diverse fields, M.U.S.T. encourages its staff to conduct cutting-edge research to new heights and international excellence. M.U.S.T. is situated on a land area of 210,000 square metres located in Taipa, Macau, the beautiful surroundings and convenient transport render it an ideal place for students to pursue academic education and engage in research.
Upholding the motto of "dedication to practical studies, and enhancement of knowledge, ability and quality", M.U.S.T. adheres to its mission, "to promote cultural exchange, nurture intellectual growth, foster economic development, and further societal progress". To fulfill the needs of Macau's society and the rapid development of China, M.U.S.T. offers many and diverse quality educational programs by drawing on, and incorporating into its work, the experiences of world-class higher education institutions, aiming to cultivate talents that not only master fundamental theories and are highly competitive in practice, but also are innovative, bilingual, educated and ethical, and adaptive to the needs of globalization of science and technology and economy. At the same time, M.U.S.T. supports its academics in conducting multi-disciplinary and cutting-edge research, making efforts to leapfrog M.U.S.T. to join the family of renowned universities in the Asia-Pacific region.
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From MUST's perspective, professional education and general education are both important. Guide by this principle, the University was the first in Macau to offer general education courses including humanities and social science, science and technology, arts and literature. The course curriculum is benchmarked to similar international courses and some programs are internationally and professionally accredited, which establish a solid basis for students to pursue advanced study abroad or enter into the international market. Basic professional knowledge, theory, skills and life-long learning abilities are consistently emphasized in the teaching methods and content. One important feature is that MUST is mindful of the importance of developing students' bilingual and cross-cultural communication abilities, with many of its courses taught in English or English with Chinese. Further, MUST values the training and passing-on of wisdom, knowledge and skills from all over the world by inviting experts from the world to teach its undergraduate and postgraduate students. The performance of MUST's graduates is excellent, both professionally and academically; many of them pursue advanced study with scholarships in world-reknowned universities and many gain employment in China, Hong Kong and Macau governments and well-known enterprises.
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A crucial criteria in cultivating quality talent is to have knowledgeable, professional and experienced international staffs. Among its several hundred chair professors, professors, visiting professors, associate professors and assistant professors, many speak both Chinese and English and have obtained their PhD degrees and worked in world-class institutions such as Harvard University, Yale University, Columbia University, Cambridge University, Peking University, the University of Hong Kong etc. Such experience means that these academics and professionals not only teach students the most up-to-date knowledge, but also broaden their international vision. With regard to teaching facilities, MUST is equipped with very many modern lecture theatres, classrooms and seminar rooms, well-established laboratories, rich collections in the library, an Olympic-standard track and field stadium and gymnasium.
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At present, MUST has established many types of cooperation partnerships with close to one hundred institutions in China, Europe, America and Australia for educational programs, academic research, personnel training and student exchange. It is a member of the Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) and the International Association of Universities (IAU). For academic exchange, MUST provides funding for outstanding students to study abroad.
With regard to teaching facilities, M.U.S.T. not only owns a beautiful campus, but also has several modern teaching buildings, well-established laboratories, and rich collections in the library. M.U.S.T. advocates a tolerant, harmonious, professional and caring campus ethos to cultivate students with all-round development of their character. M.U.S.T. sets up the Mentor scheme to assist the freshmen in coping with problems in their new studies and life. By holding many forms of student society activities, M.U.S.T. encourages students to actively participate in extra-curricular activities so as to develop their organizational skills, improve their social and cognitive abilities, and broaden their knowledge spans. M.U.S.T. provides a diversity of facilities for students to engage in different kinds of colorful extra-curricular activities, for example, the establishment of a student center with multiple piano rooms, rehearsal rooms and multi-functional rooms that is open for students to use for free all year round. The Art Troupe offers students with a stage to show their artistic talent; it has also become a M.U.S.T. brandname in art and culture. The Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Planning helps students identify their personal strengths and expertise to excavate their own potential, establish a healthy, upright core value system in terms of career development, and enhance their competitiveness as well as planning and preparation to enter the labor market. The Student Affairs Office organizes visits, trips and community activities for students, and also encourages students to participate actively in various professional competitions locally and abroad. Based on students' interests, the Student Affairs Office coordinates many kinds of training courses and provides them with guidance and counseling services as required.
There are convenience stores, bank centers, student restaurant, teaching restaurant, coffee corner, computer stores, physical development center, an Olympic-standard track and field stadium and gymnasium, indoor stadium and tennis courts facilities, providing conveniences for students to exercise and satisfy all their living needs. The University Hospital that is located in the campus provides 24-hour support services and handles the emergencies for students and staff. The Hospital has advanced equipment, and in addition to a local professional medical team, it also has a specialist team made up with experts from national, foreign, Hong Kong and other places. Additionally, M.U.S.T. is equipped with 24-hour security patrol in the campus and dormitory to protect the orderly campus environment.
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Dormitories are located on campus and are divided into male and female dormitories. While the University strives to provide dormitory for freshmen students, the University can only confirm student's preference on room types according to availability. All applications are processed on a first-come-first-served basis. The dormitory fee is approximately HKD 15,000 per year (4-person room).
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Botanical name:Vicia faba L.
Family name:Fabaceae
Vicia faba, also called broad bean, fava beans, field bean, faba beans bell bean, tic bean which belongs to flowering plant species and the family of bean known as Fabaceae.
Vicia faba is originally planted in North Africa, southwest and south Asia, and it is also planted in many countries.
Also there is variety Vicia faba var. equina Pers. Like horse bean which has been recognized lately
Vicia faba (faba beans) has many nutritious seeds and pods. Millions of people around the world are eating it.
Vicia faba which is also known as faba beans or broad bean, is backs to the legume family, Leguminosae (also known as Fabaceae) that is rich with of protein because of it is able to fix nitrogen from the air through a symbiotic relationship with bacteria housed in root nodules.
Vicia faba (faba beans) is a rigidly upstanding plant whereas its tall is 0.5-1.8m, with a strong rod of a square cross-section. The leaves color is distinct glaucous grey-green and varies between 10-25 cm long
Culinary uses:
Fava beans (Broad beans – faba beans) was the main dish for old Mediterranean civilizations, especially for the Romans and Ancient Greeks.
in China, Malaysia, Colombia, Peru (habas saladas), Guatemala (habas), Mexico (habas con chile), Gilan (North of Iran) and Thailand (where their name means "open-mouth nut") they fry the beans till the skin becomes open ten put salt and/ or spice and it is considered there as a savory, crunchy snack
The fava beans (faba beans) is known in some Arab countries as ful medames and they eat it as breakfast
Fava beans (faba beans) are major in Latin American dishes, also in central Mexico; mashed fava beans are known as filling for many corn flour-based antojito snacks such as tlacoyos. In Colombia, it is used in vegetable soups. Many Latin countries consider dried and salted fava beans (faba beans) as snack
In Egypt Fava beans (Arabic: فول fūl pronounced [fuːl]) is a famous food and traditional dish in the Egyptian diet whether for rich and poor. They cook them in different ways may be shelled and then dried, they buy it dry and then cook it after add water to it in very low for several heat hours, etc. after that it is served with bread as breakfast after adding some spices like salt, cumin and oil to mashed cooked beans it is called ful medames . Not only the Egyptians eat Fava Beans but also they use it as an important ingredient of Falafel
Nutritional value per 100 g (3.5 oz) (Fava beans, mature seeds, raw)
Energy 1,425 kJ (341 kcal)
Dietary fiber 25 grams
Thiamine (B1) (48%) 0.555 mg
Riboflavin (B2) (28%) 0.333 mg
Niacin (B3) (19%) 2.832 mg
Vitamin B6 (28%) 0.366 mg
Folate (B9) (106%) 423 mg
Vitamin C (2%) 1.4 mg
Vitamin K (9%) 9 mg
Calcium (10%) 103 mg
Iron (52%) 6.7 mg
Magnesium (54%) 192 mg
Manganese (77%) 1.626 mg
Phosphorus (60%) 421 mg
Potassium (23%) 1062 mg
Sodium (1%) 13 mg
Zinc (33%) 3.14 mg
Health benefits of fava beans (Broad beans – faba beans)
1) Like other Beans, Broad beans have very high protein and energy, so around 100 g of beans contain 341 calories as well they also provide plentiful of health-benefiting antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and plant sterols.
2) The beans are considered as a rich source of dietary fiber because 100 gm contains 66% of dietary fiber which helps to protect the colon mucosa by decreasing the time of its exposure to toxic substances besides through binding to cancer-causing chemicals in the colon it also reduces levels of blood cholesterol by decreasing re-absorption of cholesterol binding bile acids in the colon and it works also as laxative
3) Broad beans have rich phytonutrients like isoflavone and plant sterols. Isoflavone such as genistein and daidzein have been found to protect breast cancer in laboratory animals also Phytosterols, especially ß-sitosterol, are working to help to decrease cholesterol levels in the body
The Roman ate the Beans at the time of drought after mixed it with corn flour
The ancient Egyptian and Broad beans
Broad beans have good smell flowers from which they extracted fragrance
They used drenched as a treatment for Diabetes
Its powder was used as pain killers and as laxative
Beans has been found in a tomb at the era of twelfth Dynasty (2000-1788) BC
They also used it as dressing for knee to kill the pain
Also they used it as crème for glands
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It was early Monday morning, a little over a week ago, when Deb sent me a text asking if I would like to go down to her Aunt and Uncle's place for the holiday weekend. Their place was supposedly on the water and with Deb's love of water I really couldn't say no. Spending four days with people I have only met a couple of times really had me a bit nervous. I was afraid that we would run out of topics of conversation in the first couple of hours and then we would just be stuck there…amidst awkward silence…for the better part of 4 days.
Oh, and Deb failed to mention to me (until we were on the road down there) that cellphone service was spotty and/or non-existent there. Oh great. I had almost forgotten what it was like before I always had a cellphone in my hand and immediate access to the intrawebs. And as we started out our long trek down to Reedville, Virginia I thought I was going to go through withdrawals.
Our weekend didn't start all that well either. On our way down there we were stopped in our tracks by an accident that completely closed the road we were on. I couldn't help but wonder if it was just a sign of things to come. So we had to backtrack and take about an hour detour out-of-the-way to get back on course. But we did get back on track and made it down to Reedville early in the afternoon on Friday.
I realized, within about 30 minutes of being there, that I had nothing to be nervous about. Her Aunt and Uncle were very laid back and easy people with which to hold both fun and interesting conversations. And their place was really amazing too. Right on the water with a pier leading out to their boat.
Bob, Deb's Uncle, offered up a cold beer and we headed out to their porch to just enjoy the beautiful afternoon and hang out for a bit.
It was during our time hanging out on the porch that I met Belle. Belle is their little chihuahua. Now I am a dog person but I have never been a big fan of the little yippy dogs. But until a couple of years ago I wasn't a big fan of cats either…so I decided to make friends with her. But of course I was informed that she doesn't really warm up to guys that much and I shouldn't be offended when she doesn't want to be my friend. I took that as a challenge and by the end of the weekend she was my best buddy.
I have been around a lot of dogs in my days and I have seen just about every kind of dog personality out there…but I have never seen a dog go so batshit crazy for food as this little girl. She absolutely loses her mind when there is food (or even just the prospect of food) around. She just loses her mind and I have never seen a dog that begs quite like her. It is the cutest thing.
Deb and her Aunt, Kaylene, made us some great Jalapeno Margaritas and tasty Mojitos that first night.
They were so good that we kept having them make them all weekend long. Mmmmm…I wish I had one right now.
Saturday was just a day for relaxing. We went out to eat and got a tour of the area surrounding their place. It is pretty country down there. One of those places where everyone knows everyone else. But we pretty much just relaxed on that big back porch and sucked down drinks until it got dark and we all got sleepy.
The next morning we got up bright and early and headed to the ferry to Tangier Island. The island is about 15 miles out into the Chesapeake Bay and the only way to the place is by boat or plane. The ride is an hour and a half just to get there. The place is pretty tiny. There are no cars (just lots of golf carts) and it seems that the only jobs on the island are in a couple of restaurants, a gift shop or two or you are a fisherman. Not lots of career options in a place that small.
Once we got to the island it was really strange. If there weren't golf carts all over the place it would be like you stepped back in time. All of the houses are small and close together like they were before you needed wide roads for cars. And because the island is so small there aren't any room for cemeteries. So the kinsfolk are buried in their yards.
That was just creepy. We started joking about how this tiny island was the kind of place that would be the ideal setting for a horror movie. A movie where a small group of tourists come to the island and all the locals are all real friendly during the day. But when those tourists miss their ferry back to the mainland and have to stay there over night everything changes. Those once friendly Tangerines would don cloaks and head out to one of the marshy little areas of the island and start worshiping their pagan gods and sacrificing stranded tourists. Those graves would then open up and their vampire/zombie relatives would spring forth to devour anyone caught outside after dark.
We were laughing it up as we walked around the island and throwing out all kinds of scenarios where these peaceful people were really evil. I remember seeing this cute little girl sitting on her front stoop inside a yard that was surrounded by a chain link fence as I turned to Deb to throw out another possible movie twist. When I turned back, and I swear it had to be just a second or two, this little blond and pigtailed girl was now standing right up next to the fence not more than a foot away from me.
Everyone was laughing at me as we slowly walked away from that yard and the pouty face on that little girl. I know, I am a big puss for being scared of that little girl. But blame it on our conversation. Or blame it on every scary movie I have ever seen with some psycho kid in it. All I could think of was what would have happened had I reached for that dragonfly. I pictured my arm reaching through that fence and suddenly that child's mouth opening impossibly wide, her jaws unhinging to show 3 rows of razor sharp teeth. And me only pulling back a stump.
The rest of the trip was pretty uneventful. We stopped at Hilda Crockett's for lunch.
They serve up an amazing family style lunch. The crabcake balls and the clam fritters were delish. I am not a fan of cream corn so I didn't really dig the Corn Pudding but everyone else was oohing and aahing about how great it was.
And then this one last pic from Tangier Island that we all found kind of funny. Is there really a need for seatbelts on a golf cart? I wonder if anyone ever got pulled over for not wearing their seatbelt.
Once we got back to Kaylene and Bob's house I realized that I was sunburned. And I mean really sunburned. My face, arms and legs were bright red and almost immediately painful. Of course I was the only one that had even the littlest hint of a burn.
On the last day of our visit we got to go out on the boat. I even pretended to lend a hand and it even looks like I know what I am doing with that rope.
It was incredibly hot and I was in a whole bunch of pain from the sunburn but the day was lots of fun even though I had to spend most of it hiding from the sun.
As long as we kept the boat moving it was a comfortable trip into the Bay and up one of the many rivers in the area (I just don't remember which one we traveled up exactly). But as soon as we stopped it was like we were being cooked. So the trip, while fun, was cut a bit short from the heat. But Deb really had fun taking pictures.
It was a great couple of days down there in the Northern Neck. Deb and I had a great time.
Many thanks to our hosts Bob and Kaylene…and of course Belle for a great weekend.
Oh…and I almost forgot. When we got back to DC on Tuesday afternoon the AC was on the fritz. It was 98 degrees outside and in the 80s in the condo.
I should've taken the dragonfly.
Great story and great pics and video. Glad you had such a great time–we did, too! Belle misses you.


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Q: undefined reference to `dlopen' when building libircclient with ssl enabled I am trying to compile libircclient with ssl enabled
export LDFLAGS="-Wl,--no-as-needed -ldl -L/usr/local/ssl/lib -lssl -lcrypto"
export CPATH=/usr/local/include
export LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
./configure --enable-openssl --enable-ipv6

But I get the error

undefined reference to `dlopen'

This is my build log
user@nano:~/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8$ export LDFLAGS="-ldl -L/usr/local/ssl/lib -lssl -lcrypto"
user@nano:~/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8$ export CPATH=/usr/local/includeuser@nano:~/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8$ export LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
user@nano:~/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8$ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
user@nano:~/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8$ ./configure --enable-openssl --enable-ipv6
checking for g++... g++
checking whether the C++ compiler works... yes
checking for C++ compiler default output file name... a.out
checking for suffix of executables...
checking whether we are cross compiling... no
checking for suffix of object files... o
checking whether we are using the GNU C++ compiler... yes
checking whether g++ accepts -g... yes
checking for gcc... gcc
checking whether we are using the GNU C compiler... yes
checking whether gcc accepts -g... yes
checking for gcc option to accept ISO C89... none needed
checking for ar... ar
checking for ranlib... ranlib
checking how to run the C preprocessor... gcc -E
checking for grep that handles long lines and -e... /bin/grep
checking for egrep... /bin/grep -E
checking for ANSI C header files... yes
checking for sys/types.h... yes
checking for sys/stat.h... yes
checking for stdlib.h... yes
checking for string.h... yes
checking for memory.h... yes
checking for strings.h... yes
checking for inttypes.h... yes
checking for stdint.h... yes
checking for unistd.h... yes
checking for stdbool.h that conforms to C99... yes
checking for _Bool... yes
checking for an ANSI C-conforming const... yes
checking for size_t... yes
checking whether time.h and sys/time.h may both be included... yes
checking for stdlib.h... (cached) yes
checking for GNU libc compatible malloc... yes
checking sys/select.h usability... yes
checking sys/select.h presence... yes
checking for sys/select.h... yes
checking sys/socket.h usability... yes
checking sys/socket.h presence... yes
checking for sys/socket.h... yes
checking types of arguments for select... int,fd_set *,struct timeval *
checking whether lstat correctly handles trailing slash... yes
checking whether stat accepts an empty string... no
checking for localtime_r... yes
checking for socket... yes
checking for socket in -lsocket... no
checking for getaddrinfo... yes
checking for inet_pton... yes
checking for getaddrinfo in -lnsl... yes
checking For MinGW32... no
checking for CRYPTO_new_ex_data in -lcrypto... no
configure: error: OpenSSL not found
user@nano:~/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8$ make
for subdir in src examples; do \
        make -C $subdir || exit 1; \
    done
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/user/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8/src'
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/user/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8/src'
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/user/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8/examples'
gcc -o spammer spammer.o -L../src/ -lircclient -lpthread -lssl -lcrypto  -lnsl
/usr/local/lib/../lib/libcrypto.a(dso_dlfcn.o): In function `dlfcn_globallookup':
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x15): undefined reference to `dlopen'
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x2b): undefined reference to `dlsym'
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x35): undefined reference to `dlclose'
/usr/local/lib/../lib/libcrypto.a(dso_dlfcn.o): In function `dlfcn_bind_func':
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x33b): undefined reference to `dlsym'
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x410): undefined reference to `dlerror'
/usr/local/lib/../lib/libcrypto.a(dso_dlfcn.o): In function `dlfcn_bind_var':
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x48b): undefined reference to `dlsym'
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x566): undefined reference to `dlerror'
/usr/local/lib/../lib/libcrypto.a(dso_dlfcn.o): In function `dlfcn_load':
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x5e0): undefined reference to `dlopen'
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x658): undefined reference to `dlclose'
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x69d): undefined reference to `dlerror'
/usr/local/lib/../lib/libcrypto.a(dso_dlfcn.o): In function `dlfcn_pathbyaddr':
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x736): undefined reference to `dladdr'
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x821): undefined reference to `dlerror'
/usr/local/lib/../lib/libcrypto.a(dso_dlfcn.o): In function `dlfcn_unload':
dso_dlfcn.c:(.text+0x87e): undefined reference to `dlclose'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make[1]: *** [spammer] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/user/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8/examples'
make: *** [all] Error 1
user@nano:~/luaTest/thirdparty/libircclient-1.8$

A: It is quite clear that the sample program from the examples subdirectory is not getting linked with libdl. That link command makes it quite clear.
You explicitly set LDFLAGS in the environment to include the "-ldl" flag, before running configure, so the problem is that the makefile that's responsible for building this test program is not picking up the manual LDFLAGS setting.
So, really, that's what the problem is. Your next step is to try to figure out why, by yourself. Of course, you might get lucky and someone around here would be nice enough to grab this package themselves, and figure it out for you.
But, if you're actually looking to learn something from this experience, you should do it yourself. Go look at the actual makefile that builds it, see what command is used to link the program, what variables it's using, and then, figure out what needs to be done to make this part of this application link correctly.
This is an excellent opportunity for you to learn all about the GNU toolchain that's obviously used here: autoconf, automake, and libtool. And, once you do that, you'll be able to figure out and work with not just this particular software package, but with thousands and thousands of other free software packages that also use the GNU toolchain. I'm sure you will agree that this would be a very useful skill to have. It might take some time for you to read through all the documentation, understand it, and learn how to use it, but you'll be able to take this knowledge with you, and use it many times in the future.

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Q: Joomla: How to style the main articles in an own template i'm writing some new Joomla Template for a homepage and now i want to style the main-articles on the front page in some special way. Can anybody tell me how to do this ? Do I need some CSS for this or anything else? Same for the category-list. In advance, thanks for your help. At the moment it looks like this (http://kirschroth.de/) but it should look something like this (www.vflprimstal.de).

A: You have to add the appropriate css to your template file. As I could see it's located at: /templates/kirschroth/css/template.css
A quick tip if you want to have different style in each page, you could add a class to menu item Menus -> *Your_Menu -> *Menu_Item_Name -> Page Display -> Page Class and call it in your css file for separate styling.
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Singapore, 12 June 2008 – The Berita Harian Financial Planning Conference 2008 is now open for registration. The conference, to be held on July 20, 2008 at Raffles City Convention Centre, will look at financial planning for retirement. Mr Lim Boon Heng, Minister, Prime Minister´s Office, will be opening the conference.
Topics relating to the conference theme of "Plan Early, Retire Comfortably" will be discussed. These include the impact of the recent CPF reforms on planning for retirement, the common pitfalls of retirement planning and other sources of retirement funds.
- Scam Busters: How to protect yourself from scams (in Malay) by Mr Azizi Ali, author of personal finance book "Scambuster: How to Protect Yourself from Scams, Get-rich-quick Schemes and Other Unworldly Investments".
Berita Harian editor Mohd Guntor Bin Sadali said: "Given the focus on retirement planning and the changes to the CPF scheme in recent years, it is appropriate that the theme of the sixth Berita Harian Financial Planning conference is on "Plan Early, Retire Comfortably". We are confident that participants will find the insights given by the speakers useful."
Those interested in attending the conference can make their way down to five Maybank branches (Raffles Place, Woodlands, Tampines, Queensway and Geylang) to register and make cash payments. Alternatively, they can also call the hotline 8388 2244 or email to vocalpoint.sg@gmail.com for more information on making cheque payment registration.
The conference fee is $62 for Maybank customers and $68 for non-Maybank customers for registration by June 28. It includes all seminar materials, refreshments and lunch. Registration after June 28 will be $85 per person. Further details about the conference can also be found in Berita Harian´s Ekoniaga page.
The Berita Harian Financial Planning Conference 2008 is organised by Berita Harian and sponsored by MayBank.
Berita Harian is the sole Malay language daily in Singapore, and was set up on 1st July 1957. With a circulation of over 60,000, BH provides readers with an understanding of current affairs in Singapore and the region. It also highlights the issues that affects the Malay/Muslim community in Singapore.
Ekoniaga is the business and financial desk at Berita Harian. Besides reporting on what shakes the financial world, Ekoniaga is also a platform to create awareness about the importance of financial knowledge and entrepreneurship.


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iTunes Festival Channel Hits Apple TV For Tuesday's US Opening
By JC Torres/March 9, 2014 10:48 pm EST
Building up the excitement over the upcoming Tuesday event, Apple has just added the official iTunes Festival channel to Apple TV. The channel will whet viewers' appetites with information on the performers as well as the festival itself in preparation for the big event to be held during SxSW this week.
Held in London for the past years, Apple has finally decided to bring over its famed iTunes Festival to US shores. Apple has so far streamed 400 concerts from these festivals, involving big names in the music industry and garnering tens of millions of live stream viewers.
Last month, Apple made it known that it will finally be holding the iTunes Festival in the US. This will take place for five days during SxSW in Austin, Texas starting on Tuesday and will be streamed to iTune on the PC, Mac, as well as Apple's own devices. The iOS app debuted last week and now Apple is making the same experience available on Apple TV.
Viewers will be treated to biographical information about the performers as well as links to their iTunes Store pages. But more than that, the channel also gives access to the history of the festival, information on previous concerts and how to acquire them.
Confirmed artists include Coldplay, Imagine Dragons, and London Grammar on March 11, Pitbull and ZEDD, both on March 14, and Keith Urban and Willie Nelson on the 15th. The performances will be streamed live in high-definition streams. This first US iTunes Festival will most likely be available for purchase later, just like other festival concerts in the past.
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From University Graduate to Building a Community: How Amelia Built openjio
openjio's December Huddle with Hatch, Praxium, and the community
I first knew Amelia as the founder of openjio, a community of young change-makers with a shared concern for social causes and underserved communities. Their Telegram channel regularly shares events related to different social causes to over 3,000 subscribers.
As we spoke over lunch during a hot afternoon, I learned more about her fascinating journey and her unique path.
Amelia's story is an improbable one. But her story demonstrates the possibilities when you explore opportunities and expand horizons to the fullest.
Making the Most of university
Snippet of Amelia's Facilitation Journey with Pivotal Youth
University is often a transformative time for many, and this seems to be very much so for Amelia as well. Before university, she was shy and quiet, often cautious about finding the right words to say. But university helped to change this for the better.
"Entering NUS was a dream for me, and I wanted to make the most out of it."
Amelia had a fulfilling university experience. She joined Sociology Society, planned for Sociology Camp 2015, and spearheaded volunteer projects. These experiences helped her build soft skills, connections, and discover her passion for community work.
"Being part of those projects helped me to open up and made me recognise the influence I have as a person."
From these experiences, she knew that she wanted to pursue a career with purpose and tackle social problems. To do this, she took a path less travelled.
The Gap Year
After graduation, Amelia took up a full-time internship with a social enterprise. Amelia readily admits that taking a gap year was not a deliberate decision. Instead, she saw it as a good time to take risks and do something different, while she was still relatively young. This was, however, not without its share of struggles.
The first of which was financial challenges. Her parents were unsupportive due to the low income from the internship. While her friends were generally supportive, they could not relate well to the financial concerns Amelia faced.
Indeed, when we dream of pursuing risky ventures, financial concerns often hinder us. And these concerns are certainly valid. While money might not the most important factor, it weighs heavily on our minds.
"A mentor once told me, money can't solve all your issues but it can solve at least 90%, so you can focus on the 10%."
Another significant struggle Amelia faced was one of self-worth. This was especially significant when she did not receive replies from job applications. To make things worse, she had negative thoughts and felt depressed.
"The conversation I had with myself revolved around 'I'm not good enough'. I felt like I was lagging behind my peers who already found their full-time jobs. So it was really stressful."
She started to overcome this struggle by reframing these thoughts and becoming kinder to herself. Taking a small step each day, and acknowledging that small progress helps. To stay centred and present, she listened to podcasts by Brendon Burchard and Jim Kwik, and meditated almost daily.
Despite the struggles, she remains grateful for the gap year experience.
"I've met so many people who inspired and supported me till today, and I would have never met them if I didn't take this gap year!"
The Start of openjio
openjio's first community event – OpenJio Opens Up held at Youthcorps, The Red Box in June 2019
Amelia's passion for social issues and the community has been evident throughout university. But it was only until after she graduated that she started openjio in August 2018.
It started with some curiosity and boredom.
"I remember going for 2-3 events a week because my timetable was pretty empty and I was bored. I went for events such as social enterprise conferences, panel discussions on inequality and dumpster diving."
At these conferences, she discovered the fascinating world outside of university. As she interacted with speakers and participants, she was inspired by their lives and stories.
"I felt so inspired and energised by what these people were doing!"
Excited to share these events, she created an Instagram poll to find out if her friends were interested to join a related Telegram channel.
A massive 99% voted yes. And openjio was born.
Often, taking the plunge and starting new ideas come from a mix of passion, opportunity, and support.
Post-meetings at openjio
Amelia had maximised her time in university life, with both university activities and external events. What advice would she give a freshman entering university?
"Go out of the university.
Go make friends with more people outside the university – working adults, elderly, children, etc. The perspectives you get will be really different, and it helps you to envision the kind of life you want to live.
Keep in mind 1 thing you would like to achieve out of each conversation, but also give space to grow your objectives. For example, do you want to learn about how people overcome their challenges, or how they discovered their passions? Let your curiosity guide you."
Post-university, new graduates often go through a period feeling directionless. Having had similar experiences, what advice does Amelia have for an upcoming graduate?
"Find out what gives you energy and what drains you and use that as your compass to create the job you want.
I use the word 'create' and not 'get' the job you want – because everyday, you get a chance to create opportunities for yourself."
She ends off with a favourite quote:
"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms – to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way."
— Viktor E. Frankl
"I believe that great leaders have the mental flexibility to shift their responses to make the best out of every situation, even the most dire ones. They have a vision which they are committed to, that which drives them instead of their feelings."
We were lucky to interview Amelia and learn from her interesting life and career experiences thus far.
Show your support to openjio by joining their Telegram group or following them on Instagram.
They have just started their podcast OJ Connects, featuring changemakers and social leaders, do check it out too!
Want to contribute your story and inspire other readers too? Let us know in our contact page and we will get in touch!
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Thomas Hobbes and the Political Philosophy of Glory
By Gabriella Slomp | Go to book overview
The Ideology of Political Geometry
For he alone [the head of state] is not a member of the commonwealth, but its creator or preserver, and he alone is authorised to coerce others without being subject to any coercive law himself ... For if he too could be coerced, he would not be the head of state, and the hierarchy of subordination would ascend infinitely. But if there were two persons exempt from coercion, neither would be subject to coercive laws, and neither could do to the other anything contrary to right, which is impossible.
An innocent undergraduate asked to guess the paternity of this quotation could be forgiven for ascribing it to Hobbes (often described in textbooks as the 'apologist of Absolutism'), whereas, of course, it is a remark by Kant to be found in a section of Theory and Practice interestingly entitled 'Against Hobbes'. 1
Although Absolutism is the political ideology to which Hobbes is most commonly associated, different interpreters have seen in Hobbes the origin of the most diverse ideological positions. He has been portrayed as a spokesman of the rising bourgeoisie of the 17th century ( Macpherson), as a moralist ( Warrender), as a Christian moralist ( Martinich), as a socialist who believed that inequality and private property are social constructs ( Tönnies), as an ideologist of law and order ( Preston King), as a proto-liberal and one of the founders of the idea of the welfare state ( Kavka), as a conservative ( Bobbio), as a theorist of the sexual contract and of the political subjugation of women ( Pateman), to name but a few.
Indeed, throughout Hobbes's works one can find statements that might seem to support all of the above definitions, as well as other remarks that would seem to refute them all conclusively.
The aim of this final chapter is twofold: on the one hand, I wish to show that the attempt to pigeon-hole Hobbes's thought in a single ideological box is an almost impossible exercise; on the other hand, I suggest that if we want to single out the prevailing ideological
Publication information: Book title: Thomas Hobbes and the Political Philosophy of Glory. Contributors: Gabriella Slomp - Author. Publisher: Macmillan. Place of publication: Houndmills, England. Publication year: 2000. Page number: 155.
Thomas Hobbes and the Political Philosophy of Glory *
Acknowledgements x
Abbreviations to Hobbes's Works Quoted in the Text xi
Introduction the Political Geometry of Glory 1
Part I Elements of Political Geometry *
Chapter 1 the Co-Ordinates of Man: Time and Space 11
Chapter 2 Fatal Equality 22
Chapter 3 the Axiom of Glory 31
Chapter 4 Glory: Parallels and Intersections 45
Chapter 5 Ambition: Paradoxes and Puzzles 58
Chapter 6 the Dilemma of Fear and Hope 74
Chapter 7 the Trajectory of Glory 84
Chapter 8 Glory and the Excellent Sex 97
Chapter 9 the Determinants of the Citizen: Nature and Nurture 108
Part II Theorems of Political Geometry *
Chapter 10 the Rational Actor at Play 121
Chapter 11 Hobbes's Impossibility Theorem 140
Chapter 12 the Ideology of Political Geometry 155
Selected Bibliography 184
Name Index 191


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The hill on which the young woman's shelter is being built is so unstable that the earth crumbles under your feet. The threat of landslides is so dire that her neighbors have evacuated. Though living here could spell doom as the monsoon rains fall, she will live here anyway.
For Mustawkima, a Rohingya woman who fled Myanmar for the refugee camps of neighboring Bangladesh, there is no other option.
Hers is a dilemma repeated over and over for many of the 900,000 Rohingya refugees living in ramshackle huts across this unsteady landscape: With the long-dreaded monsoon season now upon them, they have run out of places to run.
For months, officials raced to relocate the most at-risk families to safer areas that had been bulldozed flat, but there simply isn't enough available land. Most refugees believe it is too dangerous to return to Myanmar, where the military launched a brutal campaign of violence against the minority Rohingya Muslims last year. And so, as the rains begin to flood parts of the camps, many Rohingya find themselves trapped — by geography, by poverty and by fear.
The bamboo shelter on the crumbling hillside will be Mustawkima's third attempt at finding a home in the camps. She has had to do everything on her own; Her husband was killed when the military stormed their village in August 2017.
Mustawkima, who like some Rohingya uses only one name, abandoned her first shelter when the soil washed away. With five children under the age of 8, she wanted her new home to be close to relatives living at the base of the hill, so she erected a flimsy tarp halfway up. But when the rains began in June, the water quickly poured in, transforming her dirt floor into a muddy mess.
Frightened, she sold off some of her donated rations of rice, lentils and oil so she could hire men to build her a sturdier shelter in the same spot. The bamboo and sandbags were donated by aid agencies. She fears there isn't enough material, but she has no money to buy extra bamboo.
Families living in five shelters on the hill recently evacuated, she says. She can only hope that her relatives will protect her and her children when the worst of the rains arrive.
The most intense rains are expected over the next few months, though heavy downpours began pummeling the camps in June. There have already been more than 160 landslides, 30 people injured and one toddler killed, according to the Inter Sector Coordination Group, or ISCG, which oversees the aid agencies in the camps.
The ferocity of the rains and the swiftness with which they can wreak havoc is stunning. On a recent day, it took just minutes for a downpour to transform the face of another hill into a waterfall, with torrents of muddy water cascading down dirt steps.
Beyond the landslides and flooding, there are worries about waterborne diseases like cholera. Some of the latrines are piled high with fly-riddled excrement, which seeps out the sides during downpours. Water pumps are generally just a few meters away — worse, some are located downhill.
Aid workers have cleaned out thousands of latrines. Children are receiving identity bracelets in case they are separated from parents in the flooding. Families have received extra materials to fortify their shelters. Trenches have been dug to try and redirect floodwaters.
Ultimately, though, the topography of the camps is the biggest problem. The trees that once covered the hills have been cut down to make room for shelters, and the roots dug up for firewood. That process has dramatically loosened the soil, which the rains turn into heavy mud that slips down the hillsides, burying anything in its path.
The jagged scar on Mohamed Alom's head is a grim reminder of the dangers of those landslides. The 27-year-old was asleep in his shelter last month when a torrent of mud crashed through the plastic wall next to him. A tree root slammed into his head, slicing open his skin. His agonized screams awakened his wife and two young children, who rushed him to a doctor.
Now, he and his family are among 13 people living in a one-room schoolhouse. Alom is hoping officials will help him build a new shelter, but he has no idea how long that will take.
More than 200,000 people are living in areas considered at risk of landslides and flooding, according to the ISCG. Around 34,000 refugees have been relocated to other areas, with some moving into sturdier shelters further away from the hills.
Hotiza Begum, 25, recently moved into one of the new shelters with her husband and five children after mud crashed through the roof of her old one. She likes her relatively spacious new home. But it is hard to find firewood, she says, because they now live far from the mountains. And the markets can only be reached by tuk tuk, which costs about $1 — more than they can afford.
Yet at least her family is safe, for now. Abu Bakker's family lives at the base of a hill where a landslide destroyed eight shelters. A few weeks ago, Bakker's 60-year-old mother was trying to scoop a bit of soil out of their shelter when a deluge of mud crashed through their tarp wall, knocking her to the ground and burying her up to her thighs.
Bakker dug his terrified mother out and knew he had to get his family away. An aid group promised him supplies to rebuild, but they still haven't arrived. And even if they do, he asks, where will he rebuild?
He is scared whenever it rains, which is often. He prays every day for Allah to protect them.
Still, for many Rohingya refugees who have made it through mass killings, rapes and other abuse in a military crackdown, the fear of the monsoon is relative.


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The Cleveland Monsters scored twice in the third period to emerge with a 5-3 victory over the Chicago Wolves on Thursday night at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse.
Forwards Tye McGinn, Jake Leschyshyn and Brandon Pirri scored for the Wolves (8-11-1-0), who played without top-line center Nicolas Roy. He was recalled by the NHL's Vegas Golden Knights on an emergency basis Wednesday.
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Center Sam Vigneault set up the go-ahead goal for Cleveland (9-7-1-1) at 2:41 of the third period, then added an insurance goal at 7:35.
McGinn gave the Wolves a 1-0 lead at 6:33 of the first as center Gage Quinney created the team's first good chance. Quinney took a pass at his own blue line and slashed his way between three Monsters to set up a 2-on-1 rush. He dished the puck to his left for McGinn, who whistled a quick shot past goaltender Matiss Kivlenieks.
Cleveland pulled even at 9:06 as defenseman Andrew Peeke fired a wrister from the right point into heavy traffic. The puck changed directions when it deflected off a Wolves defenseman before nestling in the net.
The Wolves regained the lead on Leschyshyn's second professional goal. Rookie defenseman Jimmy Schuldt rifled a one-timer from the left point and Leschyshyn redirected it over Kivlenieks' shoulder for a 2-1 edge at 12:28 of the first.
The Monsters answered again as center Kevin Stenlund claimed the puck next to the net and stuffed it between goaltender Oscar Dansk's legs to make it 2-2 at 16:35.
Veteran defenseman Adam Clendening gave Cleveland its first lead at 5:14 of the second, but the Wolves responded with Pirri's blast at 16:58. Kivlenieks blocked defenseman Jake Bischoff's shot, but the rebound went directly to Pirri in the high slot. He made space by knocking down Stenlund, kicked the puck to his forehand and fired a rising wrister to make it 3-3 and produce his first goal since rejoining the Wolves Sunday.
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Cleveland took advantage of a 2-on-1 rush to take a 4-3 lead early in the third. Vigneault set up Derek Barach on the doorstep for a quick chip into the net at 2:41. Vigneault picked up an insurance goal when he tapped home a puck rolling through the crease at 7:35.
The Wolves pulled Dansk for the final three-plus minutes in an effort to eliminate the two-goal deficit, but couldn't take advantage of a 6-on-4 situation on the power play. Cleveland hit the post twice while seeking empty-net tallies.
Dansk (3-5-0) finished with 34 saves while Kivlenieks (6-1-2) stopped 24 shots.
The Wolves and Monsters meet again at 6 p.m. Friday, then Chicago returns to Allstate Arena at 7 p.m. Wednesday to face the Grand Rapids Griffins on Craft Beer Night.


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Q: Installing Ubuntu from Live iso to hard drive I am trying to image 75 acer aspire's for the school I work for with Ubuntu 14.04 - it needed a couple extras like chrome and our wireless configuration for example.
I created a live boot using systemback and can boot into the image on another laptop but only from the flash drive. I obviously can't leave a flash drive in 75 laptops for third graders :) .  I can't find the installer as someone had pointed out on another forum I investigated.
How do I install the iso image onto the hard drives of the other laptops?

A: My suggestion is that:
Download Clonezilla live, select the following CPU architecture and file type.
Clonezilla site download
Install Tuxboot to copy Clonezilla to a USB stick.
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:thomas.tsai/ubuntu-tuxboot
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install tuxboot

Once you get Tuxboot installed, use it to create your  live bootable Clonezilla USB stick.
First create a FAT32 partition of at least 400 megabytes.
Then run Tuxboot, check Pre-downloaded and click the button with the ellipsis to select your Clonezilla file.
Boot up your Clonezilla USB stick on the computer that you want to backup,  at the Start Clonezilla menu select Start Clonezilla.
In the next menu select device_image, then go to the next screen.
This is where you select the location for your backup image to be copied to.
An attached USB hard drive is a nice fast and easy option.
In the next screen you can choose savedisk, which creates an image of an entire hard disk, or save_parts.
After making your selections, the next screen gives you the option to do a filesystem check and repair.
Restoring your image is similar to creating it.
Again, boot up Clonezilla, go through the same initial steps, select dev_image, and then on the local_dev screen select the location of your image that you want to restore, whether it's on a local device or network share.
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Q: Remove white padding underneath picture within div On this website underneath each thumbnail you see a white padding of about 5 pixels. I have however no idea where it comes from. When i investigate through Google Inspect I don't see a padding that might be causing it. How do i remove this white padding?

A: Add style to image: display:block;

A: You can also add this height property to #iri:
height: 160px;

A: This is a common issue. Set:
display: block;

For the CSS of the image as instructed here.

A: This is not exactly an Issue related to padding or margin. This is the default behavior of anchor tags. As normally anchor tag contains text only and mostly they are underlined so whenever anchor tags are rendered a small space is automatically added at the bottom which is usually for the lowercase letters like "j", "y" and "q".
The space below the baseline is referred to as "descender space" since that's where the descender in lowercase letters are drawn. So this problem comes when anchor tags contains images. You can overcome this issue by adding style to img { display:block; }


Happy New Year! Hope you are all doing well.
There were a lot of Field Notes that came out near the end of last year, so I tried to include as many details as I can. Let me if know if I missed anything.
Also, it's been on the back of my mind for a while, but I finally decided to remove the Field Notes Ranking on My Field Notes page.
My reason is simple. It just doesn't feel fair anymore. Ranking has been a fun accompaniment to one of my original goals, of looking back on older quarterly editions of Field Notes and sharing my opinions. Now that I'm done with that phase, I think it's better to give the much newer editions some "distance" (and time) before I can start comparing them to the older ones again. Plus, Field Notes is continuing to grow and experiment with different formats, so I suspect it's only going to get more difficult (and unfair) to rank all of them , especially the "anomalies" (e.g. Byline and Dime Novel).
By the way, pictured at the top is all the Spring editions so far, except Utility from 2017. Are you ready for this year's Spring release? Any guesses?
This post is to announce that I will be readjusting my goal here at Three Staples. I started this site more than 2 years ago with the goal of writing about every Field Notes COLORS edition in my possession. It sounded so simple. But what I didn't realize then is that every season would bring a new edition that gets added to the to-do list, and that I wouldn't write fast enough to reach that point where the only quarterly edition I'd have to cover is the newest one. I've been "catching up" by covering several old editions in between the newer ones, but I admit I've been feeling like I'm falling behind every quarter and guilty that I'm not "done" yet. That's no fun. So I decided to draw the line somewhere.
That line is between Sweet Tooth (Spring 2016) and Byline (Summer 2016). My goal now will be to cover all COLORS editions that I have, up to and including Sweet Tooth, but excluding Expedition. I guess you can say Byline cemented my decision, as I simply couldn't see myself writing about it any time soon, for lack of enthusiasm for it. While at it, I decided to throw in (out?) Expedition, too, for the same reason.
I updated my Field Notes rankings and added Lunacy to my collection gallery here. Byline isn't ranked since I think it's unfair to compare it to the rest of the COLORS editions. It's in my gallery though, since that section is more of a visual reference and I'm being arbitrary.
I've been updating the Field Notes by Theme page whenever I can, although it will be never be "complete". Take a look in case you've never seen that corner of the site. I use it as a reference all the time.
The FN item numbers post has also been updated with several new items, e.g. L.L. Bean, Chicago, Portland 3-packs, and Lunacy.
Hope you have a good and safe weekend, especially if you're in the coastal areas.


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Netflix Launches Interactive Shows to Put You in Charge; You Decide How the Story Ends!
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Q: How do I use std::collections::BitSet in stable Rust? I am trying to use BitSet data structure, but it gives me a compile error saying it was not able to find the BitSet. Has std::collections::BitSet been released in the stable version?
use std::collections::BitSet;

fn main() {
    println!("Hello, world!");
}

Produces the error:
error[E0432]: unresolved import `std::collections::BitSet`
 --> src/main.rs:1:5
  |
1 | use std::collections::BitSet;
  |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ no `BitSet` in `collections`

A: It seems that BitSet existed in Rust 1.3.0, which is very old, but was already deprecated at that time and finally removed by this commit.
Instead, you can use bit-set crate, as suggested by the deprecation message above. There's also documentation.
extern crate bit_set;

use bit_set::BitSet;

fn main() {
    let mut s = BitSet::new();
    s.insert(32);
    s.insert(37);
    s.insert(3);
    println!("s = {:?}", s);
}

You'll have to add a dependency to the bit-set crate in some way. It's easy if you're using Cargo:
[package]
name = "foo"
version = "0.1.0"
authors = ["Foo Bar <foo@example.com>"]

[dependencies]
bit-set = "0.4.0" # Add this line

If you're using the official Rust Playground, you can automatically use bit-set, because it is one of the top 100 downloaded crates or a dependency of one of them.


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Ingela Gardner Sundström, född 19 oktober 1943, är en svensk moderat politiker. Hon har bland annat, mellan 2003 och 2010, varit kommunalråd och kommunstyrelsens ordförande i Österåkers kommun. År 2011 tillträdde hon som ordförande för kommunfullmäktige i Österåkers kommun.

1976-1978 var Ingela Gardner Sundström informationssekreterare åt skolminister Britt Mogård på utbildningsdepartementet.

Åren 1986-1989 var hon ledamot av riksdagen.

Under 2014 uppdagades att Gardner Sundström varit inblandad i en korruptionshärva i Österåkers kommun. Riksenheten för korruption beslöt att inleda en förundersökning mot Ingela Gardner Sundström efter ett inslag i SVT:s program Uppdrag Granskning. undersökningen föranledde att hon i januari 2015 tog en time-out från sina uppdrag i fullmäktige. I pressen anklagades hon bland annat för att ha varit jävig till fördel för grevefamiljen Douglas och att ha höjt sin makes lön med 331 %.

Ingela Gardner Sundström är (2011) ordförande för förhandlingsdelegationen på Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting och även adjungerad till styrelsen..

Källor

Vidare läsning
Ann-Cathrine Haglund, Ingrid Erneman, Ann-Marie Petersson, red (2012). Moderat föregångare, inspiratör och förebild - Britt Mogård till minne. Stockholm: Sällskapet för moderata kvinnors historia.   Förändringens genombrott av Ingela Gardner Sundström.

Kvinnor
Svenska politiker under 1900-talet

Kommunalråd i Österåkers kommun
Födda 1943
Levande personer
Ledamöter av Sveriges riksdag för Moderaterna
Svenska moderata kommunalråd
Svenska politiker under 2000-talet

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Figuring out how to keep your child alive.
Staying awake all day and night just to make sure everything is ok.
Running on empty like a champ.
Loving every single sound and movement your baby makes.
Feeling proud of every full diaper.
Almost crying when your baby tries to pass gas and is in pain.
Being totally ok with neverending snuggles.
Calling your baby a different nickname everyday.
Nursing every hour for 12 hours one day then every three the next.
Accepting you don't know it all but feeling strong enough to take on the challenge.


processes of coal mill in thermal power plant laos crusher; coal slag crusher coal mill grinding cost products – grinding mill china.
thanks to singer songwriter john prine, paradise fossil plant might be the only coal fired power plant that has a name. "paradise," prine's 1971 ballad, drew on boyhood memories from the small town of paradise, in muhlenberg county, kentucky, to relay the environmental and social costs of our dependence on coal.
clinker grinders in thermal power plants . raymond coal mill pulverizer in thermal power plant ppt . which brand of crusher and grinding mill have the high cost performance?
the cost of solar power is decreasing so rapidly, it's actually cheaper than coal, based on some analyses. that shift is a sign of a potential boom in renewable energy. that shift is a sign of a potential boom in renewable energy.
the true costs of coal, natural gas, and other fossil fuels aren't always obvious—but their impacts can be disastrous. the true costs of coal, natural gas, and other fossil fuels aren't always obvious—but their impacts can be disastrous.
coal remains the single largest electricity source in america.


Top band (160m - 1.8MHz) DX Operation: MW stick vs. Half Sloper antenna receiving test by Petr, OK1RP - part I.
MW stick vs. Half Sloper antenna receiving test by Petr, OK1RP - part I.
when I spoke to several DXers about the Mini Whip stick all of them said "uhh, Petr if You are interesting in serious operation on TB then forget it and focus on good RX loops or so".
My personal feeling > in most cases the signal levels from MW were lower but quieter. The s/n ratio was definitely better on MW although the differences was not big sometime. Only in one case (TK5IH) I though that reception is better on Half Sloper because of stronger signal.
The Mini Whip stick was mounted inside of the house in the attic just 50 cm bellow the ridge of the roof. Feed-line about 10m of the 50 Ohms cable down to the radio-room. Half Sloper is mounted about 5m far from the MW using the pipes into the total height of 11m where the base coil and sloped wire is mounted. Feed-line is 27m of cable going down to radio-room. No radials yet just copper strap going along the pipes down to ground where it's connected to grounding point.
The distance between both antennas is no more then 5m.
Used radio Elecraft K3 where Notch 900 Hz masking used, AGC off, AF gain at 11 o'clock, RF gain at 12:30 o'clock, DSP BW 150 Hz (200 Hz IF Inrad).
Of course there is no doubt that this stick is not comparable to full size Beverages or full size RX loops like Delta, K9AY or even Hi-Z phased verticals array but be noted that we are looking for "makeshift" solution compare to noisy TX antennas !
Interesting results...isn't it? What do You think about it?


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At PermiaCare, they value Individual Worth, Quality, Integrity, and Dedication. They aim to always improve the quality of their services, to always expand their services in order to meet the needs of underserved people, and to promote a positive work environment.
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(This page is best read in Cal Dodd, Scott McNeil, Steve Blum or Hugh Jackman's voice.)
Hmmm. It looks like the Hulk, Magneto and that fourth-wall breakin' clown already have their own pages, so in fine Wolverine tradition, it's about time I got my own. But ya better not waste my time, or else you can go fuck yourself.
You've probably heard of me, bub — I'm the Wolverine. Or you can call me Logan. And if ya know me, you'd know that I'm the best at what I do. And what I do — *SNIKT* — isn't very nice.
I first showed up in The Incredible Hulk #180 (October, 1974), where the government sent me to track down and kill the big green bastard, until the two of us both teamed up to fight the Wendigo. After that, I joined the X-Men, Alpha Flight, The Avengers, and pretty much every other team in the Marvel universe, but went on solo missions as well. Yup, I'm pretty much the George Harrison of supers. Though Fury — sorry — Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D says I'm more of a Paul.
You probably know me best for my role as one of the X-Men (and now as the guy in charge of their school), my razor-sharp claws, my Healing Factor, my berserker rages, my glorious chest hair, and bein' damn near everywhere in the Marvel U. Heh. After all, not many heroes can claim to be as badass as me — who else would run into a fight with the Hulk or even the Juggernaut without even breakin' a sweat?
Yer probably wonderin' about my origin story, but I don't remember much. Those assholes from that horrifying Weapon X program messed with my brain, so I can't actually remember what happened before then. Ya better read up on Origin, Weapon X and the like.note (In a nutshell: Wolverine was born James Howlett in Alberta, Canada, and grew his bone claws after being forced to kill his groundskeeper, who in turn had killed his father. He then adopted the name "Logan", living in the wilderness and going on with his life, until he was captured by the Canadian government as part of their "Weapon X" program, at which point he was brainwashed and given his adamantium skeleton. He escaped, and the rest is history.)
I've also appeared in a buncha cartoons fer kids (and a few fer adults), as well as the X-Men Film Series made by Fox where I was played by Hugh Jackman. Though he would be too tall, pretty, and Australian to play me in movies, his portrayal did become one of the best-known and widely praised superhero portrayals to hit the big screen, so I don't blame him. But due to Disney buying 20th Century Fox, ya prolly might see me duke it out with the Hulk or Thor on the big screen any time soon. However, it's worth considerin' that ya don't have ta be Disney to put out a good movie starrin' me. Plus, I got a beef with that Perlmutter guy in charge of Marvel, since he's breakin' tradition and denyin' me all sorts of appearances just 'cuz he isn't gettin' along well with Fox. Bastard killed me off too. Still, closest thing I got to a daughter took up the mantle, so there's that at least. Then they decided to bring me back to the game and give me fire claws.
And then there's the video games. Quite surprisingly, I've been in every Marvel vs. Capcom until recently, appearing in even more games in th' series than Spidey. In vanilla Marvel vs. Capcom 3, I'm the best at what I do, and what I do is win tourneys and piss off everyone who wants ta play as Hsien-Ko or their other favorite. But ya prolly knew that, huh. (Though possessed-Jean does a much better job at pissin' off all the tourney players.) Oh, and ya may have noticed, but they made my newest theme song, which is really just an update of my old one , sound like a flippin Power Rangers theme song. However, Marvel decided that in their latest handshake with Capcom that they only want to invite the heroes that play nice with the MCU. The fans are hoping Perlmutter get off his high horse and put me in the newest entry, but considering that that game has been out for a year with no updates or even mentions by Capcom, looks like that ship has sailed. note Inviting T'Challa in my place was a nice try, Capcom, but there's no substitute for The Wolverine, no matter how many of my "Functions" you slap on him...
Would ya lookit that? Looks like a tons more pages with some familiar faces popped up, let's see what we got:
Ah, crap, Wade's got his own page. When is he gonna learn ta' shut. The hell. Up.
Ugh, tin face got his own page as well. If the Fantastic Four won't deal with him. I will.
Goldilock's bro? Looks like I'm gonna have ta let blondie know that his brother's in town and that I'm gonna deal with him my way.
Thanos?! Ah shit. Him again. As long as he's not blowin' up planets and Mistress Death is keepin' him at bay, we should be good.
Shulkie's finally got her own page? Good for her!
Wolverine provides examples of the following tropes:
'90s Anti-Hero: While I was created durin' The Bronze Age of Comic Books, I fit right in durin' The '90s since everyone went crazy for darker and grittier heroes. My best-known costume (in the image above) came from then.
Absurdly Sharp Blade: Those things stickin' out of my hands.
Abusive Parents: Turned out I wasn't too far off the mark when I thought my Ma was a 'goat-headed, misshapen, walleyed witch', an' the less said about my biological father, the better.
The Ace: Do I have to remind you that I'm the best there is at what I do?
Broken Ace: Though I admit getting there has left me with some... issues.
Adaptational Attractiveness: My anime counterpart. There wer' some fan-boys complaining about it, without seeing my show yet. Eh, screw' em. My looks didn't stop me from taking names and kickin' ass. Hugh Jackman too, if you think about it.
The Alcoholic: I love beer. An' my healin' factor keeps me from gettin' drunk unless I drink a lot of it. And I usually do. Helps that the healing cancels out the liver damage too.
Alternate Company Equivalent: They say that guy Lobo was supposed to be a parody of me, what with his name meanin' "wolf" and him bein' based off the idea of a '90s Anti-Hero. There's a reason we fought in that one crossover...
Always Someone Better: For a time, anyway, I never did win in a straight up fight with Sabertooth. Things changed.
Ascended Extra / Breakout Character: I was originally intended to be some one-shot enemy for the Hulk before I joined the X-Men, and around the 80s, I became their most popular character and got featured all over the damn place to the point where a decent chunk of readers felt writers overused me.
Animal-Themed Superbeing: For some time I even wore brown and tan to get closer to a wolverine.
Antagonistic Offspring: Kind of a theme with me. I guess I should be lucky the MC2 writers gave me a baby girl who doesn't have these issues.
My son, Daken, hates my guts. He's a Manipulative Bastard and sociopath who embraces what I'm tryin' to put behind me. I can't really blame him: His mother was killed when she was still pregnant an' I didn't even know he survived. Afterwards, he was raised by some real nasty people. I wish I could've done somethin' to make things right, but it doesn't look like there's a way to get through to him. 'specially not when he throws his lot in with Creed or Warren's kids.
In Battle of the Atom, Raze is apparently my kid with Mystique from the future, and he wants to kill me, too. Damn.
For a time, in the Ultimate Marvel universe, Sabertooth was convinced that he was my son, and he wanted me dead for not being there for him.
About the one kid in the main universe I have anything approaching a healthy relationship with is Laura. And even then the first time we met she tried to kill me, though I was able to talk her down.
Annoying Arrows: Once, when I needed to protect a kid from a bunch of archers, I took the the hit from the arrows they fired. I lived, but damn did it hurt.
That also happened in one o' my movies, where Harada an' his boys turned me into a human pincushion.
Anti-Hero: Probably one of the premier examples in superhero comics, period — with the other X-Men, killing is a last resort, but with me, it's second nature. Though in current comics, I'm not quite as rough as I used t'be. I've actually bounced all over the place in this regard.
Arch-Enemy: Victor Creed, who goes by the name Sabretooth. We were together in the Weapon X project, but neither of us could stand each other. We're more alike than I like to admit, but at least I got a sense of decency. Creed was a monster even before the project. He's a damn smart son of a bitch, too, and he makes a hobby of makin' my life a livin' hell. He especially loves killin' the women in my life. I've killed him a time or two, but the bastard keeps comin' back.
Archnemesis Dad:
Around the 90s, Sabertooth wasn't just my Arch-Enemy - he claimed he was my dad. Damn glad it turned out he was just lying... although there's actually one universe where he really was my old man. He even was genuinely upset when I got killed off there, which is creepy on way too many levels.
Daken thinks of me as this, despite knowing I didn't intentionally abandon him.
Audible Sharpness: The iconic *snikt!* of my claws popping out.
Back from the Dead: Marvel Legacy saw me come back from th' dead.
Badass Biker: Yup. I'm probably the most famous biker in comics, barring ol' Skullhead.
Badbutt: Whenever I appear in all-ages or kids' comics or cartoons, they make me rarely use my claws, at least not on living things, so as to not shed any bloodnote this caused my confronting the Hulk in Hulk Vs. to go from an even fight to him flattening me in Wolverine and the X-Men since I wasn't allowed to stab him, don't let me smoke or drink, and even make me wear a helmet while ridin' my Cool Bike — y'know, even though I can heal off any damage. Apparently Frank has to deal with the same kinda crap. The whole "no claws against living beings" thing was surprisingly averted (somewhat) in this scene from The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes!, not that I'm complainin'.
Bash Brothers: At first I was this with Colossus, but I become this with most anybody at any time.
The Bear: While I'm a fairly straight example, apparently the version of me from X-Treme X-Men is some sorta flamin'... well, bear — and just as hairy, too.note "Homo" is a politically incorrect slur, it's probably how someone with me personality would say it, and (hopefully) not how any of those readin' would — though not me myself, 'cuz since Marvel has standards, I have standards too. If you see me out of the black outfit, please try ta keep such thoughts to yerself.
Because I'm Good at It: I'm the best there is at what I do. But what I do isn't very nice.
The Big Guy: I might be barely five feet an' all, but ya better believe I got all the rest of this one covered.
Blessed with Suck: My powers all have have drawbacks:
Those claws that I use all time and everybody thinks are so cool? Those things popping out of the inside of my hands HURTS, A LOT! I can endure the pain, but without my Healing Factor I'd have to bandage my hand every time I used them to avoid bleeding to death. note I did have sheathes installed in my arms that prevented this problem for a time, but it was ultimately dropped; apparently, it was more dramatic to have close-ups of my knuckles dripping blood after I popped them.]
My adamantium bones actually slow down my Healing Factor because it's constantly working to keep the metal from poisoning me.
I have super senses, but the level they're out would drive any normal person insane if they had to put up with not being able to turn them off, ever.
Body Horror: The adamantium being added to my skeleton was the stuff of nightmares. Also, when Magneto once tore it outta me.
Not even touching on the crappy alternate universe where I didnt have my healing factor and the adamantium was literally making me rot from the inside out. I've seen a lot of bad shit in my life, but damn, there are limits...
Canadian = Hockey Fan: You get between me and a game and we're gonna have some words, bub...
Catchphrase: Just read my intro above. If ya don't know what it is by now, ya must've been livin' under a rock for the past 40 years.note "I'm the best there is at what I do. And what I do isn't very nice."
Cigar Chomper: Kids, smokin' is bad, but not if you can just heal off the lung damage. This used to be a favorite hobby of mine, until the '90s when I just decided to give it up. Even so, I do occasionally light up in the X-Men movies.
Cruel Mercy: Not normally my thing, but Matsu'o Tsurayaba, one of the leaders of The Hand, found himself on the recieving end of this after he murdered my Mariko. Rather than just outright killing him, I cut off his arm, but left him alive... only to return once a year on the anniversery of Mariko's death to carve off another of the bastards body parts, no matter how he tried to run or hide. By the end, he had lost his arm, his ear, his nose and his gallbladder, and had resorted to writing me a latter asking for permission to kill himself.
Dark and Troubled Past: You don't know the half of it. Even I probably don't know the half of it since some of the few memories I do have of it, which are horrid, sometimes turn out to not even be real.
Determinator: I don't quit. Even it's against Hulk or Magneto.
Evil Counterpart: Sabertooth is either this or a foil to me. We got the same basic power set, but I try to tame my bestial side; he revels in it. The resemblance is close enough that he's even tried to find redemption on the X-men in a couple of universes, or at least been brought onto the team as a crazier, more distrusted version of me. In atleast a few universes, he's either my brother or my father, I honestly try not to think about it too hard.
Flipping the Bird: Sometimes, I get the urge to give friend and foe alike the middle claw. Up yours, bub.
Genius Bruiser: Well, if you've been around for over a hundred years havin' to deal with all sorts of threats, you'd better be.
Gone Horribly Right: Here's a fun fact for ya, bub: I wasn't born with my adamantium skeleton. It was only after the Canadian government captured me and tried to turn me into a mindless living weapon. But instead, they ended up with the Wolverine you know and love, stronger than ever before, and I was royally pissed, so I went and slaughtered those soulless monsters one by one — they had it comin'. The rampage was actually All Just a Dream, but my hatred for them was as real as ever. So I went on the same rampage again — fer real this time.
Good Is Not Nice: I may be on superhero teams tryin' to save the world, but that don't mean I gotta be nice about it.
Heroes Want Redheads: If ya know me, you'd know I always go for red-haired women, especially Jean Grey. But why did she have to go for Scott instead...? note And then, in that one universe, she was going to dump him for me... but I got killed off! Story of my life.
Healing Factor: I'm widely seen as the Trope Codifier. I didn't have this when I first appeared; the writers added it in later they realized they needed to explain why having metal bones didn't kill me. The exact limits of it are are inconsistent, depending on what the different writers want, or even between the same writers. Some of the crazier fanboy writers have presented me as virtually immortal, even though I've died in the past and alternate timelines, Days of Future Past being one of the most famous. The usual limitation is that I can heal from injuries to my vital organs, but I can still be killed if somethin' strong enough tries to strangle me and cuts the air off from my lungs. Recently, I contracted an intelligent virus from the Microverse, which disabled my ability to heal. The virus offered to give it back if I helped it escape S.H.I.E.L.D.'s attempts to eradicate it, but no way was I lettin' it get away. Now the virus is gone, but unfortunately, looked like my healing factor's gone with it, and for good this time. However, with my resurrection, it's also back.
Hell-Bent for Leather: What can I say, I look good in that jacket. And the bodysuits from the movies.
Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: One of the most common ways I kill, though I've also been on the receivin' end a lot.
Implacable Man: I've got a virtually unbreakable skeleton, a Healing Factor that makes me very hard to kill, a keen sense of smell, and I'm very stubborn. Just pray I'm never chasing you.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: I'll admit that I ain't the nicest guy around, but I try to do the right thing regardless.
The Lancer: My most common role on a team.
Multiple-Choice Past: I had this going for well over ten years before the writers could decide on my backstory. Heck, at one time, it was even hinted I was an actual wolverine turned into a human by the High Evolutionary. Thank Christ that didn't turn out to be true.
My Suit Is Also Super: Averted, I frequently suffer from Clothing Damage regardless of what I'm wearing. Although when my healing factor's gone, in my last solo series I'd taken to wearing a suit of special armor to make up the difference, though it ain't on the same level as Stark's.
The Nicknamer: You might have noticed I have mocking names for just about anyone, bub. My boss is even annoyed that I prefer to call him Chuck.
The Nose Knows: I can sniff anything overly suspicious. Fer example, this helped me sniff out when people were possessed by microscopic parasites from th' Nanoverse, includin' Fury.
Odd Friendship: Quite a few, given how I'm not the friendly type.
One my closest friends is Nightcrawler, even though me and elf are almost exact opposites.
My relationship with Storm. Heck, in some 'verses, we're even lovers.
Slowly getting into on with Thor and Hercules, even though I really don't want to with the latter.
I can, sometimes, be friendly with Wade.
Offing the Offspring: It wasn't my choice, dammit! But, some of the blood on my hands? It's family.
I had to put my murdering psycho son Daken down.
One time, some enemies of mine gathered up a bunch of illegitimate kids I'd never known I had and goaded them into a death fight with me. I didn't learn who they were until it was too late.
Opposite-Sex Clone: Turns out some civilian science project tried to follow up on Weapon X with samples of my DNA, but it was too badly damaged to make another me. So they made a girl instead. Laura Kinney was the result, and if you can believe it, the things done to the poor kid may be even worse than what was done to me. She's got the same healin' factor and claws as me, but fortunately for her, she didn't inherit my ugly mug. Her mother asked me to help, but by the time I got there, the base where she was bred had been destroyed (don't that sound familiar?), and the kid's scent had gone cold. Took a couple years before I could finally track her down and bring her in to get the help she needed. She's technically my sister, but our relationship is more like father and daughter. I ain't exactly the best at it (not like that's a surprise if you've met my son), but I try to do right by her because I'm all she's got, and even made it official by adoptin' her.
Papa Wolf: Specially when it comes to Kitty and Jubilee, but young girls in general bring this out in me. Do anything to hurt them and you've got me to worry about, bub.
Popularity Power: I won't deny that I've benefited from this. Aside from writers going crazy with my Healing Factor mentioned above, the most infamous case is with Marvel Versus DC in my fight with Lobo where the victory was determined by popular vote, and I got the majority, except really I shouldn't have won. I didn't have my adamantium claws at the time, and even if I did, I was up against somebody with a Healing Factor that puts mine to shame and is strong enough ta' go head ta' head with the Man o' Steel himself. Even the writers couldn't figure out a way to pull this off and had the fight occur off-panel. Years later, we got a Hand Wave that he let me win 'cause supposedly Chuck paid him to take a dive.
Really Gets Around: Bub, I've been around since the 19th century, and by "been around" I mean "been around". An entire plotline in the comics centered around a villain gathering up as many of my unknown illegitimate children as I could find and sending them to attack me so I would kill them all as part of a revenge plot to screw with my head. If there's anyone who can beat Murdock and Stark on this, I am.
Required Secondary Powers: This is actually where my Healing Factor came from. I had the adamentium skeleton when I first appeared, but writers realized they needed to come up with a reason as to why having metal bonded to my bones didn't kill me.
Super Drowning Skills: One of the few things that can kill me. Even more once they coated me in adamantium, as the extra weight makes me not buoyant - I sink like a rock.
Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny: So apparently in one in one of them web shows where two character fight to the death, I was pitted up against some girlish-looking weirdo named Raiden from some video game series called Metal Gear, or whatever the name of it was. Sadly, yours truly lost in said fight. The kid's got guts, I'll give em' that. Rest assured, next time around, it won't be so easy! Bet on that, bub!
Verbal Tic: Take a wild guess, bub.
Wolverine Claws: I'm the freakin' Trope Namer, for cryin' out loud! Though I ended up unbuilding the trope as well.
Wolverine Publicity: The Trope Namer. I'm not the first example Marvel used, but I'm the most well-known, for better and for worse.
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