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Flash-in-the-Pan Creede
A late silver find birthed this Colorado boomtown and drew a cast of colorful characters, including Soapy Smith, Bat Masterson, Bob Ford and Poker Alice
by Joe Johnston 1/26/2018 8/7/2018
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad trains opened the floodgates to the Colorado mining town, which quickly boomed. (Denver Public Library)
The story of Creede, Colorado, like that of many other Western boomtowns, is equal parts fact and fiction. It is known that on August 26, 1889, experienced miners Nicholas C. Creede and George L. Smith emerged from their tent and hiked up a Rocky Mountain gorge to do what they'd been doing for decades—seek their fortune. About midday, with a shadowed, narrow view of tall evergreens dotting the gray canyon's steep walls, they stopped for lunch beside East Willow Creek, where mountain trout plied the cool, swift water. Legend has it Creede, who'd been pecking at the rocks with his geologist's hammer, suddenly stopped, squinted at the glistening chips in his hand and exclaimed to Smith, "Holy Moses!" So, the story goes, went the birth of the Holy Moses Mine and the town of Creede.
As settlers in ox-drawn covered wagons plodded across the plains in search of wide-open spaces where they could grow crops and children, fortune seekers like Creede and Smith clambered over one another in search of ore, hoping to be the next one to strike it rich. In their wake such men ultimately left hundreds of ghost towns across the American West, including dozens each in California, Alaska, Utah and Colorado. And though almost every ghost started life as a boomtown, perhaps none boomed louder or fell harder than Creede.
Tent saloons sprang up to meet miners' demand for alcohol, though a few later moved operations indoors and offered other enticements. (Denver Public Library)
A Colorado Territory gold strike in 1858 triggered the Pike's Peak Gold Rush, lined Denverites' pockets and beckoned prospectors to the Rocky Mountains. After the Civil War new railroad lines brought even more miners from every corner of the country. In their quest for gold they often found silver. Though it was a far less valuable ore, silver strikes in the mid-1870s in Leadville fueled a modest boom. In an odd combination of cause and effect, the 1878 Bland-Allison Act and 1890 Sherman Silver Purchase Act, which required the government to buy and coin vast amounts of silver, drove its price even lower yet drew more miners to Colorado, which gained statehood in 1876.
Some 250 miles south of Denver, on the Old Spanish Trail between Santa Fe and Los Angeles, the Rio Grande meanders between green peaks bordering grasslands where Kit Carson's nephew-in-law Tom Boggs ran cattle as early as the 1840s. By 1889 the town of Del Norte had become a base camp for miners, hunters and fishermen venturing northwest through Wagon Wheel Gap, gateway to the dark, winding world of the San Juan Mountains. Eight miles beyond the gap, at the bottom of remote Willow Creek Canyon, stood a cluster of miners' tents with no roads, buildings or stores. Wagons climbed the 37 miles from Del Norte to bring in supplies.
By the end of 1891 the population of the little camp on Willow Creek had leaped from several hundred to more than 10,000 souls, most crammed between the towering canyon walls in a pocket just six-tenths of a square mile in area
For about a year after Nick Creede's "Holy Moses!" lunch little changed in Willow Creek Canyon, except that he and George Smith dug a shaft and extracted ore samples with dazzling assay results. They finally took it all to David H. Moffat, wealthy president of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, who jumped at the chance to invest in the mine. The company tracks already stretched to Wagon Wheel Gap, so Moffat proposed building a spur to the canyon in order to haul out his ore. To his surprise the company's other executives refused to back the plan. Determined to make the most of his new investment, the intrepid Moffat ultimately resigned from the railroad, financed the spur himself, then let the Denver & Rio Grande operate it in exchange for free shipping. Once he'd recouped the construction cost and turned a nice profit, he signed over the spur to the railroad.
Trains opened the human floodgates, and by the end of 1891 the population of the little camp on Willow Creek had leaped from several hundred to more than 10,000 souls, most crammed between the towering canyon walls in a pocket just six-tenths of a square mile in area. It was a town of businesses, with virtually no residential houses, which rapidly became a sea, or perhaps more properly a swamp, of humanity. The mud—a mix of dirt, rain, floodwaters, mine runoff and animal waste—was often knee-deep. As little sunlight reached the canyon floor, it never dried out, and nonstop traffic continually churned the muck. There were so many people, animals and wagons coming and going, it was hard to move. There was no incorporated town, so each corner of the canyon got its own name, taken from the nearest, biggest claim. Adjoining the original Holy Moses were Stringtown, Amethyst, Spar City, Stumptown and Weaver. At the busy heart of it all was Jimtown, while spilling out into the flatland was Bachelor, a makeshift suburban settlement for those working in town. Residents commonly referred to the whole muddy mess as Creede.
Denver crime syndicate boss Soapy Smith came to Creede in 1892 and was soon up to his old tricks. (Denver Public Library)
About the time Creede was on the make, Denver's Law and Order League was cleaning up a criminal element that had taken over the city's booze trade, gambling, prostitution and even politics. Jefferson Randolph "Soapy" Smith II, who earned his nickname running the notorious prize soap con (selling bars of soap in paper wrappers for $1 on the false promise some contained bills up to $100), had risen to run the Denver syndicate. A conspicuous philanthropist, he also had a piece of all the vice and graft in town, and he paid the police and city fathers to ensure he kept it. "The city is absolutely under the control of this prince of knaves," the reform-minded Rocky Mountain News wrote about Smith, "and there is not a confidence man, a sneak thief or any other parasite upon the public who does not pursue his avocation under license from the man."
The Denver cleanup effort hinged on the mayoral election of 1889. The criminal element had a lot to lose if the Law and Order League candidate won, while a victory by the incumbent meant business would continue to flourish for the crime bosses. One of the key players in the syndicate was William Barclay "Bat" Masterson, who ran the gambling operations. Bat was a Renaissance man, an educated fine dresser with gentile manners, oiled black hair and a carefully styled mustache, who at times had been a buffalo hunter, Army scout, Indian fighter, boxing promoter, county sheriff and city marshal. He ran in big circles from New York to San Francisco, counting lawman Wyatt Earp and gunfighter Luke Short among his friends. On election day Bat, Soapy and their cronies walked the streets from one precinct to another, handing out slips of paper bearing dead men's names and paying voters with cash and beer to use those names to vote multiple times. Regardless, their man lost, and syndicate control dwindled over the next couple of years, so Soapy, Bat and friends set their sights on the next boomtown, Creede.
They arrived late to the game, in February 1892, but were quick to establish a new syndicate, infusing Creede with their system of thugs, protection, kickbacks and political fixes. Prostitutes who accompanied Soapy from Denver helped him snap up deeds and leases until he owned most of Jimtown's Main Street. Meanwhile, Bat managed the Denver Exchange, a saloon financed by a Denver investment group, and married his longtime girlfriend, Emma Moulton. The hardly blushing bride had finalized her divorce from her previous husband days earlier.
Two ore trains rolled out of Creede each day, each returning loaded with dozens more miners, storekeepers, opportunists and hangers-on. They spent freely in the town's three-dozen-plus restaurants, 40-odd saloons, gambling halls and brothels. Creede also boasted two dentists, four doctors, three groceries, five general stores, six hardware stores, 10 livery stables, three printers and five assayers. In a boomtown almost entirely composed of businesses, everyone not working underground was competing to strip miners of their pay. Businesses filled the canyon floor, backed up against the basalt walls and even hovered on stilts over Willow Creek. Some operated out of tents, but most were in hastily erected frame buildings made of green wood sure to dry, shrink and crack within months. There was not a single brick structure, and the only paint showing on most places was on the sign. The busy railroad couldn't keep up with maintenance, so disabled boxcars cluttered the sidings, one serving as Creede's depot and telegraph office.
Zang's was among precious few places to sleep, though work, whiskey and women kept miners busy almost round the clock. (Denver Public Library)
The place buzzed with so much excitement and so many dreams of the next mother lode, few gave much thought to rest. Anyway, Creede offered only enough hotel and boardinghouse rooms for about a third of its residents. The Denver & Rio Grande took to leaving sleeping cars on the sidetrack and charging weary townsmen a dollar a visit for their use. The miners slept in shifts, one flopping down exhausted on a warm bed as another rose to head for the mines or saloons. Some 2,000 at a time remained awake all night under the glow of new hydroelectric-powered streetlamps. Journalist Cy Warman, who left Denver in 1892 to launch his own newspaper, The Creede Chronicle, immortalized the city's hardscrabble, sleepless existence in the closing verses of his poem "Creede":
While the world is filled with sorrow,
And hearts must break and bleed—
It's day all day in the daytime,
And there is no night in Creede.
Creede's saloons and gambling halls typically occupied two-story buildings with false fronts, the bar running along one wall, leaving plenty of room for gaming tables. Some included a dance hall with a stage, separated from the gaming tables by swinging doors. Dark stairways led up to the rooms of soiled doves with such colorful monikers as Creede Lil, Killarney Kate, Slanting Annie and Timberline Rose. Bob Ford, the man who assassinated Jesse James, arrived to operate a saloon, with girlfriend Dot Evans running its upstairs brothel and notorious female gambler "Poker Alice" Tubbs dealing cards. Alice usually had a big black cigar in her mouth and openly packed a .38 Smith & Wesson. The impressible "Calamity Jane" Canary—whose acquaintance (a sweetheart in mind alone) "Wild Bill" Hickok had been murdered in Deadwood in 1876—was another rumored resident. By 1892 Calamity was a dedicated alcoholic in her 40s and had settled down with her husband and daughter to run a hotel in Boulder. But legend has it she boarded at Zang's Hotel in Creede for a time, possibly seeking adventure or perhaps backsliding into prostitution.
The miners who laid down their bets and bedded the soiled doves were far from the stereotypical weary sourdough leading his swaybacked burro on an endless circuit of the West. Most were company men. Under the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, with the price of ore low and demand sky-high, the only way to make silver mining pay was to produce huge quantities of ore. So virtually every time a prospector struck silver, he sold his claim to a mining company, which then brought in engineers and the latest machinery and hired on men as diggers. As the mines drove ever deeper, they filled with water, calling for tunneling companies, which employed even more men and machines to drain the shafts. After a time virtually all miners in Creede were employees clocking 12-hour shifts for round-the-clock mining operations.
In 1892 Ed O'Kelley managed to sink from marshal of Bachelor to convicted shotgun murderer. (Colorado State Archives)
While they toiled day after repetitive, dust-choked day, Soapy, Bat, Ford and other entrepreneurs took a piece of every dollar in town and never had to get their hands dirty. The syndicate disliked Ford, as his tavern became a den of violence. He had a way of antagonizing customers, men such as Edward O'Kelley, an alcoholic who, like Ford, hailed from Missouri. An admirer of Jesse James—thus almost certainly holding a grudge against his assassin—O'Kelley became marshal of Bachelor in March 1892. In April he reportedly received a beating in Ford's saloon.
Many such men measured their explosive life in Creede in months, others only weeks. Faro dealer William "Reddy" McCann was among the many gamblers who had arrived from Denver that February. Around 4 a.m. on March 31 a drunken McCann shot out a dozen of the new streetlights on Main, then dropped into the Branch Saloon for a drink and a cigar. Minutes later William "Cap" Light, Soapy's brother-in-law, strolled in. Light—who'd served as a deputy sheriff in Temple, Texas, then an enforcer for the Denver syndicate—was Soapy's new deputy in Jimtown. Though he lacked a badge, he was fearless and forceful, which townspeople seemed to agree was what Creede needed at the time.
Light informed McCann he was under arrest for shooting up the town. When McCann brushed him off and insisted on finishing his drink, the short-tempered Light slapped the cigar from his mouth. Pushing away from the bar, McCann drew his revolver from its holster. Light wasn't daunted, having faced down gunmen and killed two of them as a lawman in Texas. As the drunken McCann snapped off two wild shots, Light pulled his pistol, took deliberate aim and fired three times. Hit by all three slugs, McCann fell, moaning, "I'm killed"—and he was right.
Such episodes were surprisingly rare. Most Creedites favored strong law enforcement, and what the town lacked in such stabilizing influences as churches, families and a regular city government it made up for with an understanding the syndicate wasn't going to abide either reckless gunplay or gunfights. And considering the number of people living atop one another in Willow Creek Canyon, the amount of money they all made and lost, and the abundance of vices available to them, the place remained relatively free of violent crime. A stern talking-to from a Creede policeman, a night in the slammer or at worst a pistol butt across the noggin was all it took to keep most men in line, and it all operated at the pleasure of the syndicate. Miners were expected to behave and spend their money, and business operators were expected to make money. The more one made, the more everyone benefited.
The syndicate duly chastised the impulsive Light for killing McCann, and the downcast deputy, recognizing that his brand of law enforcement was becoming an anachronism, returned to Texas. Relative peace returned to Creede, as workmen replaced the streetlights McCann had shot out. Less than three weeks later someone shot them out again.
The night of April 17 Bat Masterson set up a match between Billy Woods, a black heavyweight boxer who had made a lot of money for Masterson in Denver, against local tough Al Johnson. The betting was heavy in Creede, with Johnson the decided favorite. Masterson made sure everything about the match was first-class, with an elevated ring in the middle of Main Street, Marquess of Queensbury rules, a professional referee and a sizable purse.
Saloonkeeper Ford was in attendance, liquored-up and letting his money ride on Johnson. He also may have been on edge, as April 3 had marked 10 years to the day he shot James in the back of the head, and he feared a similar fate. So when Billy Woods won the fight, losing Ford a lot of money, the sloshed saloonkeeper pulled his pistol and shot at the stars. Then he reloaded and shot at streetlights, windows, signs and water barrels. Deputies on hand simply waited until Ford wearied of shooting, quietly arrested him and put him on a train out of town. Only after he begged Soapy for forgiveness and promised to behave was he allowed to return a few days later. Eager to comply with the syndicate's entrepreneurial credo, he soon found an investor and opened a new saloon, Ford's Exchange, with the brightest paint job in town.
An 1892 blaze spread from one frame building to the next, leaving the business district in smoldering ashes. (Denver Public Library)
In the early morning hours of Sunday, June 5, everything the townspeople had worked for went up in flames. The blaze began in a saloon, and before the volunteer fire department could make their way through the thousands of curious onlookers and horses clogging the streets, the flames had sped from one frame building to the next. Noting with alarm that the town's liquor supply was also going up in flames, quick-thinking schemers did manage to tote cases of whiskey and roll barrels of beer to safety, providing refreshment to spectators taking in the fire. Only after the unchecked blaze had ravaged the business district did it burn itself out at the base of the gorge.
The debris couldn't be cleared until the ashes cooled, but impatient Creedites weren't about to wait for that. Telegrams brought trains with beer, whiskey and tents the next morning, and within 24 hours virtually the entire business district reopened as a sea of white canvas on wooden platforms. Bob Ford, whose brightly painted Exchange saloon was among the buildings lost to the fire, reopened in a tent. He was standing at the bar on the afternoon of June 8 when a drunken Ed O'Kelley walked in, called out, "Hello, Bob," and triggered both barrels of a shotgun, shredding Ford's neck with buckshot and killing him instantly. Less than a week later Creede incorporated, and a month later residents elected a mayor and aldermen. By month's end O'Kelley had been sentenced to life in prison for murder, though he'd serve only nine years before his release.
Just over a year later, as financial markets went into free fall during the Panic of 1893, Congress repealed the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, prefacing a return to the gold standard of exchange. Silver prices were already at rock bottom, so when the government stopped buying silver, the big mines were ruined, and almost everyone in town moved on in search of better stakes. Original settler Nick Creede, made fabulously wealthy from his shares in Creede's mines, had already moved on to Pueblo, Colo., and then Los Angeles, along the way getting married and adopting a daughter. Alas, in 1897 the marriage ended in divorce, and Creede died soon after from an accidental overdose of morphine, leaving the bulk of his estate to his adopted daughter. In the town that bore his name timeless canyon winds whistled through the weathered slats of decaying buildings on every street. The flash in the pan was over. In 2010, according to the U.S. census, the town population was 290. WW
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PTC thermistors offer high voltage, low resistance
The PTC circuit protection thermistors can be used as an alternative to fixed resistors
By Heather Hamilton, contributing writer
Ametherm has released a series of ceramic PTC circuit protection thermistors with high voltage ratings paired with low available resistance. The CL20 Series is an alternative solution to fixed resistors and are optimized for inrush current limiting in pre-charge circuits, degaussing circuits, heater applications, and overcurrent protection.
Claimed to provide the industry's highest voltage rating with the lowest available resistance, the thermistors boast voltage ratings up to 1,200 VDC and maximum energy ratings to 600 J. The thermistors offer five resistance values at 25°C from 7.0 W to 100.0 W with tolerance down to 25%. This accommodates a variety of pre-charge times, said the company, and the resistance values do not change over the −40°C to 110°C operating temperature range.
In high-voltage applications, the CL20 thermistors offer stability and reliability and can withstand hundreds of hits of maximum inrush current without degrading, said the company. They also don't need time to reset, which prevents large inrush current during repeated use because their resistance remains in a high state.
The series boasts a dissipation constant of 22.5 mW/°C, a heat capacity of 2.0 J/°C to 3.4 5J/°C, a transition temperature of 120°C, and a thermal time constant of 65 s. Switch and continuous currents range from 450 mA to 1750 mA and 225 mA to 850 mA, respectively.
The thermistors feature easy PCB mounting, a diameter of 22 mm, and straight leads. Most of the devices also come with optional outside or inside kinked leads. Smaller versions are available with diameters ranging from 6 mm to 20 mm. The device specification table can be found here.
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Wyndham distance to Chesapeake
How far is Wyndham from Chesapeake?
Shortest distance between Wyndham and Chesapeake is 95.4 miles (153.54 km).
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The driving distance from Wyndham, Virginia to Chesapeake, Virginia is: 116.68 miles (187.78 km) by car.
Driving from Wyndham to Chesapeake will take approximately 01 hours 58 minutes.
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Independent city in Virginia, United States
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Harold has to be on Lions' roster for four weeks in order for the pick to be conveyed to the 49ers, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com (on Twitter) hears. So, if Harold doesn't make the final cut on Sept 1 – or doesn't last until the Lions' Week 3 contest against the Patriots – the Niners will get nothing in return.
In Detroit, Harold will compete for an OLB job in support of presumptive starters Devon Kennard and Christian Jones. The Lions have yet to record a sack through two exhibition games, so they're open to making changes in the front seven.
The Patriots have had a number of successful drafts during Bill Belichick's tenure, but Malcom Brown is confident he'll be regarded as one of the best picks in team history.
The Chargers traded up to No. 15 because Melvin Gordon was the last of seven "impact players" left on their board, Michael Gehlken of U-T San Diego writes.
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The Titans like Dorial Green-Beckham, and Terry McCormick of TitanInsider.com says he wouldn't be "shocked" if the team selects the wideout with the 33rd pick (via Twitter).
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Despite canceling their private workout with the quarterback, the Jets will bring in Jameis Winston for a visit, according to Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News. Following the prospects impressive Pro Day, the organization decided they didn't need to see much more.
The Jets will bring in Baylor quarterback Bryce Petty for a pre-draft visit, reports Mehta (via Twitter). The former Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year won a pair of Big 12 Championships during his tenure with the Bears.
Virginia outside linebacker Eli Harold will visit the Jets, tweets Brian Costello of the New York Post. Harold, who finished last season with seven sacks and 14.5 tackles for a loss, is project to be a late-first/early-second round pick.
LSU cornerback Jalen Collins will pay a visit to the 49ers next week, according to Fox Sports' Mike Garafolo (on Twitter). The reporter notes that Collins has about ten pre-draft visits scheduled, including workouts with the Vikings and Panthers.


Mr. Hammond, a small business owner and real estate agent, discusses his childhood, education and life as a young adult living and working in Louisville. He talks about being a small business owner, the impact of urban renewal on the black business district, Small Business Administration loans, and his belief in the potential of young people in his community. He describes the opportunities of black real estate agents, talks about busing, gives his views on affordable housing for low-income families and concludes the interview with a discussion of his desire for greater participation by African Americans in community development.


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You don't want to try to persuade someone in a place they're not already comfortable. One of the first persuasion steps is always to carefully choose when and where you're going to have your debate. The best place is somewhere the person you're persuading feels like he has the home field advantage, like their actual home, because they'll feel less pressured. To determine the best time to persuade, pay attention to the person's mood swings on a typical day and pick a period where their mood is on the upswing.
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Don't try to persuade someone without knowing exactly how you're going to go about it. If you're trying to persuade someone to side with you politically, you can research facts and statistics to prove your point. If you're persuading somebody to do something against their nature, look in advance for reasons that your suggestion is a sensible option for them. The rest of these persuasion steps will get you almost nowhere if you're not already properly prepared for your verbal sparring match.
Don't just limit preparation to opening statements. Think very carefully about the arguments your opponent will make in response to yours and plan accordingly. If you're defending someone, for example, consider what the other person doesn't like about who you're defending and know in advance how to respond to those complaints.
Really get into the mind of the person you're persuading. What are they really after? Do they want things to be easier? Simpler? Do they want to make a decision that makes them feel good about themself? This is among the most important persuasion steps.
One of the most effective persuasion steps is an appeal to someone's rational side. Emotions are unreliable, so cold hard facts are your best bet to change somebody's mind. This step goes back to preparation. If you have the facts at your disposal, use them to effectively change someone's mind.
If all else fails, hit them on an emotional level. This is among the riskiest persuasion steps for reasons mentioned above, but it can also be one of the most powerful.
When rushed, people are more prone to make poor decisions or decisions they otherwise wouldn't make. If that's the kind of decision you want someone to be making, this is the preparation step for you. If there's no inherent hurry in what you're trying to persuade, do what you can to create an urgency.
Absolutely do not end with an "I told you so." Make the person you persuaded feel like they benefitted from your talk with them, even if it resulted in a different outcome than they expected. The more you can make it seem like a win-win scenario, the more likely someone will continue to see things your way even after you've left the room.


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When my friend ZB and I would enter museum after museum during our 2012 European tour, we would struggle to commit to staring at all the timelessly famous works of art. We felt we weren't worthy of looking at them. I would practically do a double take walking past the Degas' ballerina portraits or walk backwards into a room housing the likes of a Cézanne. In all seriousness, I would be stunned. My throat would choke up and everything. I felt, all at once, trivial and yet on top of the world. Lucky, even.
"Our sadness won't be of the searing kind but more like a blend of joy and melancholy: joy at the perfection we see before us, melancholy at an awareness of how seldom we are sufficiently blessed to encounter anything of its kind. The flawless object throws into perspective the mediocrity that surrounds it. We are reminded of the way we would wish things always to be and of how incomplete our lives remain."
That's what I've been trying to put into words all these years. We are sufficiently blessed to encounter the opportunities that come before us in our lives.


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Q: Weblogic FileNotFoundException Too many open files We ran into an issue lately when trying to access weblogic console in Unix server, we would get:

Error 503--Service Unavailable

And in the log file it would state:

Caused By:java.io.FileNotFoundException: /opt/weblogic1036/wlserver_10.3/server/lib/co>nsoleapp/webapp/WEB-INF/weblogic.xml (Too many open files)

After some googling I ran into a solution that stated that the /etc/security/limits.conf file dictates the number of files a process can hold open, https://linux.die.net/man/5/limits.conf specifically nofile and it needs to be raised.
I also compared it to another server we have where the weblogic consoles do work where the nofile line was existing with a high enough value.
We added the two lines as well in the server where the issues happens:
* soft nofile 65536
* hard nofile 65536
And indeed it solved the issue and the console worked.
but now for some reason after restarting this weblogic the issue returned, and when checking the limits of the weblogic process we see that it has the old default value of 1024 files:
cat /proc/32203/limits
Limit                     Soft Limit           Hard Limit           Units
Max open files            1024                 1024                 files
...

*

*A different weblogic console on the same server does work (after the fix mind you) and returns a "Max open files" of 65536

*the limits file was not changed and still holds the new nofile value

Any idea why the issue could have returned ? it looks like the server for some reason "forgot" or "cleared" the max open files value for this specific weblogic after restarting it.
Any help would be appreciated.

A: The link you shared quotes it is not permanent.

Also, please note that all limit settings are set per login. They are
  not global, nor are they permanent; existing only for the duration of
  the session.
In the limits configuration file, the '#' character introduces a
  comment - after which the rest of the line is ignored.

Try as stated in comment
ulimit -n 65536


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The Most Influential CMOs On Twitter
Published July 8, 2014 by Forbes
As the necessity of CMOs' taking center stage in social media for the sake of their companies–and their personal brands–solidifies, so too do rankings of their stature in the social sphere. The latest is from social-media analytics firm PeerIndex, which has created a list of the most influential big-brand CMOs on Twitter TWTR +2.19% based on PI score. A PI score includes an executive's activity score, audience score and authority score. "The way that we measure it is around the extent to which people respond to them," said PeerIndex Founder and CEO Azeem Azhar. That analysis puts GE CMOBeth Comstock, with 35,500 followers, at the top, followed by SAP CMO Jonathan Becher, with almost 13,000 followers. "Having followers doesn't really matter," Azhar explained. "What matters is whether when Beth Comstock speaks, do other people engage with her, and who are the people engaging with her?" What's valuable is the earned engagement that a person gets when active on Twitter, and that's often predictive of the engagement they will get in the future. "We are measuring the fact that Beth is respected widely, and we can demonstrate that by the level of engagement," Azhar said.
CMO Spotlight: Jonathan Becher, SAP—TEAMS Work for PEOPLE and deliver EXPERIENCES
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Multiprocessor systems such as NUMA or SMP have multiple instances of clock sources. The way clocks interact among themselves and the way they react to system events, such as CPU frequency scaling or entering energy economy modes, determine whether they are suitable clock sources for the realtime kernel.
During boot time the kernel discovers the available clock sources and selects one to use. The preferred clock source is the Time Stamp Counter (TSC), but if it is not available the High Precision Event Timer (HPET) is the second best option. However, not all systems have HPET clocks and some HPET clocks can be unreliable.
In the absence of TSC and HPET, other options include the ACPI Power Management Timer (ACPI_PM), the Programmable Interval Timer (PIT) and the Real Time Clock (RTC). The last two options are either costly to read or have a low resolution (time granularity), therefore they are sub-optimal for the realtime kernel.
In the sample output above, the TSC, HPET and ACPI_PM clock sources are available.
The kernel selects the best available clock source. Overriding the selected clock source is not recommended unless the implications are well understood.
While TSC is generally the preferred clock source, some of its hardware implementations may have shortcomings. For example, some TSC clocks can stop when the system goes to an idle state, or become out of sync when their CPUs enter deeper C-states (energy saving states) or perform speed- or frequency-scaling operations.
However, you can work around some of these TSC shortcomings by configuring additional kernel boot parameters. For instance, the idle=poll parameter forces the clock to avoid entering the idle state, and the processor.max_cstate=1 parameter prevents the clock from entering deeper C-states. Note however that in both cases there would be an increase on energy consumption, as the system would always run at top speed.
For a comprehensive list of clock sources see the Timing Measurements chapter in Understanding The Linux Kernel by Daniel P. Bovet and Marco Cesati.
Reading from the TSC means reading a register from the processor. Reading from the HPET clock means reading a memory area. Reading from the TSC is faster, which provides a significant performance advantage when timestamping hundreds of thousands of messages per second.
real: The total time spent beginning from program invocation until the process ends. real includes user and sys times, and will usually be larger than the sum of the latter two. If this process is interrupted by an application with higher priority, or by a system event such as a hardware interrupt (IRQ), this time spent waiting is also computed under real.
user: The time the process spent in user space, performing tasks that did not require kernel intervention.
sys: The time spent by the kernel while performing tasks required by the user process. These tasks include opening files, reading and writing to files or I/O ports, memory allocation, thread creation and network related activities.
As seen from the results of Example 15.1, "Comparing the Cost of Reading Hardware Clock Sources", the efficiency of generating timestamps, in descending order, is: TSC, HPET, ACPI_PM. This is because of the increased overhead to access time values from the HPET and ACPI_PM timers.


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Q: Nested Unordered List in a Parent Ordered List I'm trying to figure how I would make my nested unordered list not inherit the parent ordered list. As of right now, it's taking all listed items as the background image. I only want my ordered list to show the background image.

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}

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}

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A: Add another css rule for the li inside the ul, which specifies no image, e.g.:
div#column1 ol li > ul li {
  list-style-image: none;
  list-style-type: square;
}

This will override the outer rule.


This post is actually a test to see if I can post, so far so good. I've upgraded PHP on my site to 5.3.6 to see if WordPress still works. I think so.
I think I'll probably stay with this, but it's absurd. WordPress can't handle HTML. In either of the two editors I've tried. I create what looks like a normal page in the editor, and when I review it, it doesn't look like that at all. And I'm sorry – there is NO, zero, zip support for this product – there are forums, but nobody ever posts in them except desperate users looking for help.
Example: a few weeks ago, I set up a couple of posts to display small photo galleries using NextGEN. I came back to the site today and the photos were gone. Why were they gone? Because something (not I, and nobody else has access) removed the newline character between the text and the line of code that displays the photos. I moved it to a new line again and the photos are back. Mystifying and stupid.


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The Music Network story: 'For The Record: An Album Retrospective Part 2', July 2009
In the second piece of a five-part puzzle, Andrew McMillen examines the digitally-inspired shift in consumer habits away from the long-established album format. This week, Andrew highlights portable playlist control as a key component in the reduced reliance placed upon the album by music consumers.
In last week's column, I discussed the history of the album format, from the revolutionary, 45 minute-long LP through to the rising costs of compact discs. Now, take your imagination on a mental walk to your music collection. Stand before the shelves and admire your beloved classics, your blinding debuts, your middling sophomores, your utter disappointments, and the hidden atrocities that you're embarrassed to have purchased.
There's an enormous nostalgia value attached to your record collection, whether in actual LP format or CDs. Few cultural topics are as divisive and subjective as one's music taste. I'm certainly not writing off the value of the album in its entirety; that'd be madness. But why is it that you fondly fondle some albums, and not others? To use a cricketing metaphor: why do some releases hit you for six, while others barely make the length of the pitch?
To elaborate on the latter example: picture the average album you'd buy from a store – perhaps not in this era, since both CD shelf space and CD merchants continue to dwindle – but ten years ago. Hypothetically, the disc is likely to be front-loaded with some great songs. They're the ones that you're likely to have heard before you bought the album. These strategically-placed songs are the ones that either – or both – the band and record label wanted you to hear first and enjoy first.
Then you'd get to the second half of the album and, more than likely, you'd find a dramatic reduction in the quality of songwriting. As with any conversation regarding music, this is an entirely subjective topic of discussion, but there's not a music fan reading who hasn't experienced the phenomenon of an album's proverbial tail failing to wag.
As I wrote last week, the recorded music industry has revolved around the album for decades. Record deals, release schedules, pricing structure, the touring cycle, the catchy lead single, album reviews; these choreographed industry institutions are all funneled toward the end goal of selling albums. Music consumers were tied to the album format as a force of habit, since it was by far the most convenient method to listen to music. In the LP era, it was easier to let an album play from beginning to end, rather than painstakingly searching for the groove that contained the beginning of your favourite tracks.
But portability heralded a substantial change in listening habits; the now-ubiquitous MP3 audio compression algorithm was a mere twinkle in German audio scientists' eyes when Sony released the Walkman to the public in 1979. The device used cassette tapes, which allowed listeners to use headphones to play audio recordings while on the move. This led to label-released albums and singles finding a wide audience, and the proliferation of home taping from sources such as the radio, television, and your existing record collection. The 'mixtape' was born!
The Walkman's successor, Sony's Discman, was released in 1984. The CD-based player allowed a greater freedom from the comparably imprecise Walkman method of fast-forwarding and rewinding through a cassette to find your favourite tracks. But the device was still tied to the concept of the album: while songs could be played in a 'random' order – an important precursor to Apple's iPod Shuffle – it could only handle a disc at a time.
That listening habit was exploded when CD burning technology allowed listeners to compile the circular equivalent of mixtapes, without the cassette-associated fuss. As the audio filetype known as MP3 became easier for the masses to acquire online, consumer attitudes to music further deviated from the past when the first digital audio players became available in the late 1990s.
Commonly known as MP3 players, these devices allowed a user to transfer CDs encoded in the MP3 audio filetype onto a portable hard drive that could play the files. For the first time, a listener could store their favourite songs in a portable format that could be ordered on-the-fly, as desired. No rewinding or fast-forwarding, no moving parts; control had been placed into the fan's hands.
Several unremarkable forays into the digital audio player market from Rio and Compaq set the stage for Apple, whose first generation, exclusively Mac-compatible iPod debuted in October 2001. A Windows-friendly version of the device followed in 2002; frequently-released incremental iterations have boosted its worldwide sales in excess of 210 million, according to the Associated Press.
Apple's success in the digital audio player market can be attributed to their user-friendly design and savvy marketing. Their devices satisfied a demand for portable music that'd gathered momentum since the Walkman's debut. The twin Apple successes of the iPod and the iTunes Music Store – which will be covered in greater depth next week – are evidence that listeners prize portable playlist control, after decades of passively absorbing albums from start to end.
This newfound control is central to understanding the shift from albums as the key organising principle behind music dissemination. Industry analyst Bob Lefsetz wrote on his Lefsetz Letter website in August 2006: "The track has been disengaged from the album. The label wants an album budget, producers, a full-length that they can charge in the neighborhood of ten dollars wholesale for. No matter that no radio station goes deep and neither do the fans."
He's hinting at the killer-versus-filler argument that's as old as the industry itself. While there'll always be pleasure gained by experiencing a classy, calculated collection of songs from beginning to end – see Perth post-hardcore act Eleventh He Reaches London's 2009 release, for example – writers like Lefsetz and myself argue that the record industry's unending fascination with the album as the definitive musical product is misleading and erroneous.
The record industry's perceived market expectations are the driving force behind the unending push for more albums. This wouldn't be problematic – for artists, labels, or listeners – if real supply met perceived demand. Instead, album sales have declined worldwide, while sales of individual songs – key singles often released to radio so as to promote an album – continue to climb.
In 2009, artists shouldn't automatically sprint toward the album endpoint as a result of historical programming. Their creative output shouldn't be stretched to meet the 45 minute/12 track (whichever comes first) expectation, just so that the parties involved can proudly call it an album. In an era where more music is being written, recorded and performed each day than at any other point in history, an artist shouldn't throw together words, chords and beats just to meet an expectation built upon a decades-old concept.
The question that I put forth is simple: why continue to push acts toward the goal of the album release, instead of working with artists to determine the most appropriate method of releasing their recorded work? Next week, I'll further investigate the divide between the recording industry's historical expectations and current consumer habits.
(Note: This is part two of an article series that first appeared in weekly Australian music industry magazine The Music Network issue #745, July 6th 2009. Read the rest of the series: part one, part three, part four and part five)
In a five-part series, Andrew McMillen will examine the digitally-inspired shift in consumer habits away from the long-established album format. He begins with the history surrounding the album, and the hints at the consumer unease that has led to its reduced importance within the remodeled recording industry.
Cast your mind back 10 years.
As a music fan in 1999, you'd read music magazines and listen to the radio to garner information regarding upcoming releases from your favourite artists. You'd talk about your expectations and predictions to your friends in person, and strangers online. You'd hear the lead single on the radio and see it on the television a couple of weeks before the album was due. You'd visit your favourite record store on launch day and pay $20-30 to own the compact disc containing an act's latest music and artwork.
Or if you were really cluey, you'd use an online software application called Napster to find a fan who'd encoded the CD into the MP3 format. You'd download the CD from them for $0.
1999 was the year that the recording industry was irreversibly changed by Napster, which circumvented the needs of millions of music fans worldwide. No longer were we forced to travel to a record store during business hours in order to buy a CD. Instead, we could download the audio in passable quality from our homes, burn the data onto a blank CD, and freely distribute these recordings to our friends.
The recording industry's response to the Napster quandary is well-documented elsewhere, and it's not the focus of this series of columns. Instead, we're investigating the history of the album, which is commonly known as a recording of different musical pieces.
But why the album? How come we're so used to artists releasing a collection of ten to fifteen songs every couple of years, comprising between 30 and 80 minutes of music?
It first appeared a hundred years ago. Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite was released by the German label Odeon in 1909. The first album in the history of the recording industry comprised four double-sided 78 RPM discs, and was sold in a collection that resembled a photo album.
These recordings were a big deal at the time. You could use a record player to listen to music in your home, at your leisure! Crikey!
Then came the 33 1/3 RPM vinyl discs known as LPs. Short for long-play, LPs were first mass produced by Columbia Records in 1948 and came in two diameters: 10- and 12-inch. The latter format was initially reserved for premium-priced Broadway theatre and classical recordings, while popular music appeared solely on 10-inch discs. This early discrepancy in the history was caused by record company executives, who misjudged the commercial appeal of non-Broadway and classical recordings. By the mid-1950s, the 10-inch LP was discontinued. It reappeared in the late 1970s as extended-play mini-albums, which are also known as EPs.
Up until the release of the LP, musicians had accepted that – owing to the limitations of the 78 RPM format – they could only record songs that were shorter than four minutes in duration. Double-sided releases were common, which resulted in the distinction between the A-side – the featured song that was most desirable for radio play – and an additional song, known as the B-side.
The LP format could contain up to 45 minutes of music, which was divided into two sides. Record labels and recording artists were faced with a new window of opportunity, wherein they were no longer confined to a series of four minute-long creations. Once the format gained market dominance, musicians and producers realised that they could use continuous playback to maintain elements of style and mood between songs, or to promote thematic continuity in the form of concept albums.
As the record industry matured, LPs were no longer just a collection of singles released in a streamlined format in order to increase sales. Decades of 'single' releases led to 'album-as-art' aesthetics, wherein the industry's stakeholders – musicians, listeners, and labels alike – came to rely on innovative, creative uses of the LP format.
By the 1960s, record companies were employing artist and repertoire (A&R) representatives to approach emerging acts with recording contracts. These were commonly known as record deals, wherein an artist or band would agree to record an album – or series of albums – that the record label would subsequently sell and promote.
And therein began the rot.
As the record industry became comfortable with the album format, they sought out the acts most likely to help them sell their products. The compact disc (CD) format was ushered into the market in 1983; annual sales in the US rose from 800,000 in the first year of production to 288 million by 1990, and almost 1 billion per year by the turn of the century.
But after being seduced by major labels' reputable names and marketable reach, artists found themselves locked into increasingly-shortened 'write, record, tour' schedules. This was the dream of musicians the world over, sure. To make a living from writing, recording and touring their music. But few would have dreamed of comprising their artistic vision, or rushing to complete unfinished material in order to meet a label's release schedule.
As a musician ten years ago, commercial success was largely dependent on signing a huge chunk of your profit away to a corporate entity who had the cash with which to line the pockets of the corporations that controlled the interdependent businesses of radio, music television, touring and record stores.
This was the era of the widely-quoted figure: for every successful album, a major label released nine failures. But these businesses could afford to buy musical talent en masse and sign these emerging songwriters and performers to an album-release contract, then drop them if their commercial appeal faltered.
Rarely were artists afforded time to find their feet and cultivate their best material; not with the clock ticking, the recoupable expenses climbing, and the label's stakeholders demanding quarterly growth figures. No way!
Of course, I'm painting an exaggerated picture on a slightly-skewed canvas. There have been success stories on both major and independent record labels throughout the history of recorded music. But the latter were all but hidden from the view of the average music consumer, who only paid attention to the acts who were charting near the top on radio and television and playing arenas.
For decades, the recorded music industry revolved around the album: the record deals, the release schedules, the pricing structure, the touring cycle, the album reviews, the catchy lead single that'd inspire consumers to purchase the album. But ten years ago, Napster-induced cracks began to appear in the established business model.
From the Walkman to its brother, the Discman, and from the burning of CDs to the rise of Apple's iPod, the digital generation ushered in a massive shift in music consumer demand. Next week, I'll highlight portable playlist control as a key component in the reduced reliance placed upon the album by music consumers.
(Note: This is part one of an article series that first appeared in weekly Australian music industry magazine The Music Network issue #744, June 29th 2009. Read the rest of the series: part two, part three, part four and part five)


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Film review: REALITY, from Built For Speed
In the 1990's, comedy/dramas about the lure of celebrity and the superficiality of reality TV were a potent commentary on society's spiritual emptiness. Fast forward two decades, however, and reality TV as a source of satire and social comment has become passé. Consequently, Italian Big Brother satire Reality feels, despite the excellent craftsmanship of Gomorrah director Matteo Garrone, strangely outdated.
This is another film about an average schlub who goes to bizarre lengths to achieve fame and recognition. Newcomer Aniello Arenax plays Luciano, a fishmonger and small time scam artist who, after initial reluctance, agrees to audition for the Italian version of TV show Big Brother. Tempted by the thin possibility that he might be selected, he becomes obsessed with the show and the potential fame it offers. His obsession turns to paranoia as he thinks the show's producers are watching him in daily life to see if he is suitable. At one point he even suspects that a grasshopper in his house is a spy camera.
The film tries to explore some of the same issues as Martin Scorsese's 1983 classic King of Comedy, namely obsession with celebrity and public adulation and fame as a beacon in the darkness of everyday life. Unfortunately, the film is nowhere near as focused, inventive, confronting nor as perversely funny as King of Comedy.
Having established Luciano's desire to be in the show, the plot stalls and simply indulges tepid quirky gags about the way possible celebrity alters Luciano's behaviour and family life.
The main problem is that Luciano isn't a particularly interesting character, he's just a quirky pushy guy with criminal tendencies. He's certainly not as amusingly bizarre or disturbing as King of Comedy's Rupert Pupkin. By the film's conclusion we don't have much reason to care about Luciano or his plight.
The film does contain some interesting diversions into Fellini territory in its depiction of Italian society as a mix of gaudy commercialism, decadence and religious piety. A bizarre ornate opening scene at a wedding where Luciano is dressed in drag and harasses a big brother celebrity is particularly redolent of Fellini.
The film shifts between this Felliniesque absurdity and cinema verite realism with scenes filmed using hand held cameras, noisy locations and improvised dialogue. In so doing it makes impressive use of attractive locations around Naples.
Although well made, Reality's familiar concept and lack of narrative drive ultimately make for an unengaging film.
Nick's rating: Three stars.
Classification: M.
Director(s): Matteo Garrone.
Release date: 3rd July 2013
Built For Speed, "End of Year Spectacular" Best and Worst Television shows of 2013. Podcast.
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UK would have been obliged to use torture evidence to find Bin Laden
3 May 2011 by Adam Wagner
The New York Times reports that after years of promising leads gone cold, the final piece of evidence which led to Osama Bin Laden was found by interrogating detainees in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Given the rough interrogation techniques which were in use at the prison camp, the killing has reopened the debate over torture, and whether it is ever justified.
Blogger David Allen Green, amongst others, asks whether the Bin Laden scenario may amount to an exception to the "otherwise absolute rule" that torture is wrong. I would like to pose a slightly different question: on the basis of current UK law, would it have been lawful for UK authorities to use information obtained under torture to capture or kill a known terrorist?
The answer may surprise you. In a recent court of appeal case, Ahmed & Anor v R [2011] EWCA Crim 184, a man charged with terrorism claimed that the UK had been complicit with his detention and alleged torture in Pakistan, and therefore his prosecution should be stopped (see my post on the case for a full summary).
The court of appeal began by stating, quite plainly, that "torture is wrong". It is also straightforwardly unlawful for UK authorities to use torture themselves. If it were not unlawful, the UK would be in breach of its obligations under the United Nations Convention against Torture as well as article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Moreover, it is prohibited under the common law, as well as international law, to use evidence obtained under torture in court.
But what about non-judicial authorities using information obtained under torture by someone else? Here the situation is quite different. It is lawful to use that information to capture someone who is at risk to national security. As the court of appeal said at para 33:
in deciding to certify that he reasonably believes a person to be a risk to national security, the Home Secretary is entitled to rely on material gathered from a foreign source, with which information and intelligence is shared, even if such material might be the product of torture. Likewise, the security services or the police are not required to close their eyes to information which helps to protect the public's safety
So, whilst it would be unlawful for a court to use evidence obtained by torture (the test being if there is a "real risk": see para 56 of A & Ors), it would not necessarily be unlawful for a public authority to use such evidence. In A & Ors Lord Hope even went further, saying that not merely is the executive entitled to make use of the information, "it is bound to do so".
Perhaps not the answer you were expecting, but if the UK authorities had information which could lead to a terrorist leader, and that information had been obtained under torture, they would be "bound" to use it.
It is quite another question as to whether it would have been lawful for the UK authorities to kill Bin Laden, and one which I will leave to the international law of war experts.
But English law is comfortable with authorities using torture evidence to capture terrorists, although once a prosecution reached court, the situation would be more complicated. One question about the Bin Laden killing which may remain unanswered is whether the decision to kill rather than capture him was made with the knowledge that any trial may have been prejudiced by torture evidence which led to his capture.
But, as things stand, although torture is outlawed and wrong under both domestic and international law, the moral and legal rules relating to evidence obtained under torture are a lot more murky.
"Torture is wrong": Discuss
Did the security services know about detainee mistreatment?
Fruit of the poisoned tree: evidence obtained under torture in the UK
Has Hitler's death made the world a better and safer place?
http://betweentwosouths.blogspot.com/2011/05/osama-bin-laden-death-does-not-make.html
Mike Llywelyn Cox says:
A global celebration of a death! Obscene.
Rights in Context says:
http://rightsincontext.eu/2011/05/02/i-am-not-happy-for-your-death-osama-bin-laden/
I am not happy for your death, Osama bin Laden
ObiterJ says:
Could the UK authorities use information obtained by torture?
Yes. A and others is clear authority for this.
Would the UK be bound to use information obtained by torture?
I think only Lord Hope went quite that far. Whether to use such information is surely a matter for the executive to consider. Politically (as opposed to legally) the authorities might well consider that they must use the information
The "real risk" test – i.e. is there a "real risk" that the information may have been obtained by torture? If so, SIAC should not to admit it.
In A and others, there was some difference between their Lordships as to the "test" to be applied. Lord Bingham stated the "real risk" test but also said (at para 57) that the majority of his "noble and learned friends" did not agree with him on this point.
Hope I've got that right.


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The Emporia State University Memorial Union is the student activity center on the Emporia State University campus in Emporia, Kansas.

History
The Memorial Union was built to remember the World War I service members who were students at the Kansas State Teachers College and is the first student union on the west side of the Mississippi River. The three story building houses conferences and campus meetings, as well as the dining hall for students living in the residence halls.

Administration
The Union is a corporation operated by a director and two assistant directors. Staff includes almost 20 full-time staff members, and almost 50 student workers, and houses the most employees on the Emporia State campus.

Services
 Student I.D.s and ticking – The I.D. Office is in charge of student IDs and tickets for campus events.
 Memorial Union Bookstore – The campus bookstore is operated by Barnes & Noble College Booksellers. The bookstore sells class textbooks as well as clothing.
 Center for Student Involvement – houses the student government offices.
 Conference and Scheduling – Schedules group conferences or events at the University

Corky's Cupboard

In Spring 2014, an idea was proposed to the university administration to provide an on-campus pantry for students living in poverty. As a collaboration between the CSI and Student Wellness Center, volunteers provided canned food items and collaborate with KVOE (AM) and the community to fill the shelves. Students are only allowed to retrieve items form the pantry once a week with 10 or fewer items.

Dining
The Union houses the on-campus dining services through Sodexo and Coca-Cola. The area where the students eat is called the Hornets Nest. The Union also has two small stores, the Hornet Express) and Buzzcotti, which sells Starbucks coffee as well.

Rooms
Throughout the year, conferences are held throughout the 30+ rooms in the Union.

 West Lobby
 Main Street (in front of CSI)
 East Lobby
 Hornets Nest
 Heritage Room
 Phi Kappa Phi Room
 East Entry Lounge
 Diversity Lounge
 Heart of America Room
 Webb Hall (can be divided into two rooms)
 Alumni Lounge
 Blue Key Leadership
 Greek Room
 Preston Family Room
 Skyline Dining Room
 Flint Hills Room (can combine with the Kanza Room)
 Kanza Room (can combine with the Flint Hills Room)
 Great Plains Room
 Roe R. Cross Room
 K.S.T.C. Ballroom
 Kansas State Normal Room (can combine with the Black & Gold and EKSC Rooms)
 Black & Gold Room (can combine with the KSN and EKSC Rooms)
 Emporia Kansas State College Room (can combine with the Black & Gold and KSN Rooms)
 Miller Family Room
 Phi Delta Kappa Room
 Xi Phi Room
 Bloomer Veteran's Hall of Honor
 Associated Student Government Senate Chambers (3rd floor)
 Google Room

Martha the Ghost
Over the years, there have been many reports of a ghost named Martha. From 1925 to about 1950, single female faculty members lived on the third floor of the Memorial Union, now The Bulletin and Sunflower offices. The story is that Martha asked her boyfriend to marry her, and he said no. So that night, she hung herself in one of the rooms. Stories say that Martha haunts that area as well as the Memorial Union Bookstore. There have been reports of doors slamming, lights going on and off and objects being moved. The most common report is that the operation managers will lock the building up at night, turn around, and see that a light on the third floor is on. So, they would go shut it off, go back outside, turn around, only to find out that the light was still on, and they wouldn't go back.

References

External links

Student activity centers in the United States
Emporia State University
Buildings and structures in Lyon County, Kansas
1925 establishments in Kansas


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If we create a presentation with Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 and we insert a text box on the slide, after we type text and create columns, then the text will appear without columns in Impress.
1.	Create a new document in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010.
2.	Insert a text box.
3.	Type text and set the style of the text to two or more columns.
4.	Save the file as PPTX.
5.	Open the same file in LibreOffice Impress.
6.	Compare the original file opened in PowerPoint and Impress.
Actual results: The document has one column text in Impress.
Expected results: The text should preserve the original two columns.
Screenshot of the original document side by side in PowerPoint and Impress.
This was found by my teams members.
Much improved appearance at first import.
Still: the size of the text area is not the same (larger), also when deleting text from the first column, the end of the text is moved to the first column in PP, but not in Impress.