No. 2 Lady Bears raced to a 20-point lead in second quarter, didn't look back.
WACO, Texas –Baylor raced past West Virginia in the second quarter and stiff-armed the Mountaineers the rest of the way as the Lady Bears stayed perfect in Big 12 play.
Baylor's one-two inside punch of forwards Kalani Brown and Lauren Cox posted 17 and 13 points respectively, leading the second-ranked Lady Bears to a 79-47 victory over West Virginia on Sunday afternoon at the Ferrell Center.
The Lady Bears won the second quarter, 27-9, establishing a 20-plus-point edge at the break and never allowed the Mountaineers back within 18.
Guard Juicy Landrum scored 13 points to give Baylor three starters in double figures and forwards NaLyssa Smith and Queen Egbo came off the bench to add 11 and 10.
Baylor point guard Chloe Jackson made the wheels turn on the offensive end for most of the first three quarters and she finished with 10 assists.
Guard Tynice Martin scored 18 to lead three West Virginia players in double figures, but the Mountaineers had no answer for Baylor in the interior on either end of the floor.
The Lady Bears scored 56 points in the paint and limited West Virginia to 12. Baylor blocked 10 shots, led by Cox's 4 swats.
Baylor played stifling defense beginning in the second quarter, leading to the Lady Bears' 20-2 run that defined the first half.
Guard Juicy Landrum hit a deep 3-pointer from the left side to start Baylor's second-quarter surge, but the Lady Bears made their money, as usual, by going inside to Brown and Cox. Baylor's twin towers each made a pair of layups on assists from DiDi Richards, Juicy Landrum and Jackson.
Cox went to the free throw line with 2:42 left in the second quarter and split a pair of free throws that capped the run and put Baylor in front 38-18.
The Lady Bears led 18-16 just a few seconds into the second, but took a 45-22 advantage to halftime.
Brown finished the first half with 15 points as she made 7 of 9 field goals. Jackson filled up the stat sheet through the first two quarters with 7 assists, 5 rebounds and 3 points.
Baylor held West Virginia to 30-percent shooting from the field through the first 20 minutes, although the Mountaineers shot a little bitter from beyond the arc where they hit 3 of 9. Tynice Martin made 2 of 3 attempts from 3-point range and led West Virginia with 10 points in the first half.


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ALONSA, Man. — Pamela Sul was at her home in rural Manitoba watching television as the sky darkened and an emergency alert went across the screen.
The chief administrative officer for the Rural Municipality of Alonsa saw the tornado warning and quickly packed up to leave. Her husband was out on a tractor and heard it on the radio.
But the couple only received a text−message alert on their cellphones once they'd already left the area where an EF4 tornado tore through Friday night, killing a 77−year−old man and leaving a trail of destroyed homes and cottages.
"You are worried, you are hoping for the best," Sul said, recalling the concern she had for her neighbours who she was unable to call and warn about the storm.
"You are hoping that they have heard it somewhere else, either on the radio or on the TV, but you are hoping."
People are aware that living in the area means having limited service, Sul said, but residents have lost most of the coverage they had since Bell MTS did upgrades in June. So when the storm ripped through, many were left without warning.
The tornado is estimated to have had wind speeds between 270 and 280 km/h. Trailers in a campground disappeared, presumably into the nearby water of Lake Manitoba. Trucks were lifted off the ground and a house was pushed clear off its foundation.
Jack Furrie, a retired schoolteacher and farmer, was found dead outside his wrecked home near the community.
Many residents in the area 165 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg are frustrated they didn't receive the emergency alerts on their cellphones, Sul said, adding local first responders were also having trouble getting service.
Wireless public alerts can only be received when a phone is connected to an LTE network. Bell MTS spokeswoman Michelle Gazze said some communities in that part of the province are primarily served by HSPA, older networks that were in place before LTE.
The company recently upgraded the LTE wireless sites in some parts of the region and some small pockets may have seen reduced coverage, she said.
Access to better cell coverage is an ongoing issue throughout Manitoba but it becomes even more apparent during emergency situations, said Chris Goertzen, president of the Association of Manitoba Municipalities.
The association has been talking with the province and the cell companies for more than a decade about how important the communications infrastructure is for daily life, business and safety.
Goertzen said the association is encouraged by Bell MTS's commitment to expanding coverage, but it isn't enough. The company pledged a five−year, $1−billion investment plan for the province in 2017.
"There are a lot of areas in Manitoba that have mediocre or non−existent cell coverage. This is a challenge for them on a daily basis," Goertzen said.
"When it comes to when there are crises or when there are dangers in place, such as the tornado we saw this last week, we want to see that service improved if at all possible."
The Alert Ready program, which sends emergency alerts via cellphone, is "one tool that people have to be aware and ready for severe weather, but it is not the only tool," Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler said in a statement.
"Our government continues to work with phone companies, (Environment Canada), and Pelmorex, the company who has developed the Alert Ready program, to ensure that Manitobans have access to timely alerts on their cellphones."
Kelly Geraldine Malone, The Canadian Press
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CONFORMISTA, IL : (IT/FR, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970)
Subject: CONFORMISTA, IL (IT/FR, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970)
Great Italian films / Jerry Vermilye
Secaucus, N.J.: Carol Pub. Group, 1994.
Call No: 71(45) VER
Author: Vermilye, Jerry
Place: Secaucus, N.J.
Publisher: Carol Pub. Group
Subject: ITALY; RISO AMARO (IT, Guiseppe de Santis, 1949); BELLISSIMA (IT, Luchino Visconti, 1951); AIDA (IT, Clemente Fracassi, 1953); SENSO (IT, Luchino Visconti, 1954); STRADA, LA (IT, Federico Fellini, 1954); GRIDO, IL (US/IT, Michelangelo Antonioni, 1957); NOTTI DI CABIRIA, LE (IT, Federico Fellini, 1957); KAPO (IT/FR/YU, Gillo Pontecorvo, 1960); DOLCE VITA, LA (FR/IT, Federico Fellini, 1960); AVVENTURA, L' (IT/FR, Michelangelo Antonioni, 1960); ROCCO E I SUOI FRATELLI (IT/FR, Luchino Visconti, 1960); CIOCIARIA, LA (IT/FR, Vittorio De Sica, 1960); ECLISSE, L' (FR/IT, Michelangelo Antonioni, 1962); [OTTO E MEZZO]8 1/2 (IT, Federico Fellini, 1963); BATTAGLIA DI ALGERI (IT/AE, Gillo Pontecorvo, 1966); ROMEO AND JULIET (UK/IT, Franco Zeffirelli, 1968); CADUTA DEGLI DEI, LA (IT/GW, Luchino Visconti, 1969); C`ERA UNA VOLTA IL WEST (IT/FR, Sergio Leone, 1968); FELLINI-SATYRICON (IT/FR, Federico Fellini, 1969); CONFORMISTA, IL (IT/FR, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970); MORTE A VENEZIA (IT/FR, Luchino Visconti, 1971); AMARCORD (IT/FR, Frederico Fellini, 1973); PANE E CIOCCOLATA (IT, Franco Brusati, 1974); PASQUALINO SETTEBELLEZZE (IT, Lina Wertmuller, 1976); INNOCENTE, L` (IT/FR, Luchino Visconti, 1976); PADRE PADRONE (IT, Paolo Taviani & Vittorio Taviani, 1977); ALBERO DEGLI ZOCCOLI, L' (IT, Ermanno Olmi, 1978); GINGER E FRED (IT/FR/GW, Federico Fellini, 1986); GINGER AND FRED (IT/FR/GW, Federico Fellini, 1986); OTELLO (IT, Franco Zeffirelli, 1986); LAST EMPEROR, THE (UK/CC, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1987); NUOVO CINEMA PARADISO (IT/FR, Giuseppe Tornatore, 1988); ROMA CITTA APERTA (IT, Roberto Rossellini, 1945); FABIOLA (IT, Alessandro Blasetti, 1947); ROMA ORE 11 (IT, Giuseppe De Santis, 1951); AMICI PER LA PELLE (IT, Franco Rossi, 1955); FATICHE DI ERCOLE, LE (IT, Pietro Francisci, 1957); SOLITI IGNOTI, I (IT, Mario Monicelli, 1958); BUONO, IL BRUTTO, IL CATTIVO, IL (IT, Sergio Leone, 1966); QUEIMADA! (IT/FR, Gillo Pontecorvo, 1970); GIARDINO DEI FINZI-CONTINI, IL (IT, Vittorio De Sica, 1970); TOSCA [TV] (IT, 1992); STANNO TUTTI BENE (IT/FR, Guiseppe Tornatore, 1990)
Notes: "A Citadel Press book."
ISBN: 0806514809 (pbk.) : $17.95
LON: 93045771; 10646564
Italian film in the light of neorealism / Millicent Marcus
Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1986.
Call No: 64NEO MAR
Author: Marcus, Millicent Joy
Place: Princeton, N.J.
Subject: NEOREALISM; HISTORY OF CINEMA. ITALY; ROMA CITTA APERTA (IT, Roberto Rossellini, 1945); LADRI DI BICICLETTE (IT, Vittorio De Sica, 1949); RISO AMARO (IT, Guiseppe de Santis, 1949); UMBERTO D. (IT, Vittorio De Sica, 1952); STRADA, LA (IT, Federico Fellini, 1954); SENSO (IT, Luchino Visconti, 1954); DESERTO ROSSO, IL (IT/FR, Michelangelo Antonioni, 1964); TEOREMA (IT, Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1968); CONFORMISTA, IL (IT/FR, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970); FILM D'AMORE E D'ANARCHIA (IT/FR, Lina Wertmuller, 1973); CRISTO SI E FERMATO A EBOLI (IT, Francesco Rosi, 1979); NOTTE DI SAN LORENZO, LA (IT, Paolo Taviani & Vittorio Taviani, 1982); C'ERAVAMO TANTO AMATI (IT, Ettore Scola, 1974)
Notes: Includes index; Bibliography: p. [423]-436
ISBN: 0691054894 (alk. paper) : $48.00; 0691102082 (pbk.) : $17.50
Modern European filmmakers and the art of adaptation / edited by Andrew S. Horton and Joan Magretta
New York: F. Ungar Pub. Co., 1981.
Call No: 753 MOD
Author: Horton, Andrew S.; Magretta, Joan
Publisher: F. Ungar Pub. Co.
Subject: ADAPTATIONS; EUROPEAN CINEMA; ANGST DES TORMANNS BEIM ELFMETER, DIE (GW/AU, Wim Wenders, 1972); GOALKEEPER'S FEAR OF THE PENALTY, THE (GW/AU, Wim Wenders, 1972); BLOWUP (UK/IT, Michelangelo Antonioni, 1966); CET OBSCUR OBJET DU DESIR (FR/SP, Luis Bunuel, 1977); CIOCIARIA, LA (IT/FR, Vittorio De Sica, 1960); TWO WOMEN (IT/FR, Vittorio De Sica, 1960); CONFORMISTA, IL (IT/FR, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970); CONFORMIST, THE (IT/FR, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970); DECAMERON, IL (IT/FR/GW, Pier Paolo Pasolini, 1971); EFFI BRIEST (GW, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1974); FALSCHE BEWEGUNG (GW, Wim Wenders, 1975); FELLINI-SATYRICON (IT/FR, Federico Fellini, 1969); FEMME DOUCE, UNE (FR, Robert Bresson, 1969); HORLOGER DE SAINT-PAUL, L' (FR, Bertrand Tavernier, 1974); JOURNAL D'UN CURE DE CAMPAGNE (FR, Robert Bresson, 1951); DIARY OF A COUNTRY PRIEST (FR, Robert Bresson, 1951); JULES ET JIM (FR, Francois Truffaut, 1962); LIAISONS DANGEREUSES, LES (FR, Roger Vadim, 1960); MARQUISE VON O..., DIE (GW/FR, Erich Rohmer, 1975); MEPRIS, LE (FR/IT, Jean-Luc Godrad, 1963); RONDE, LA (FR, Max Ophuls, 1950); SUZANNE SIMONIN, LA RELIGIEUSE DE DIDEROT (FR, Jacques Rivette, 1967 [prod. 1965]); SYMPHONIE PASTORALE, LA (FR, Jean Delannoy, 1946); TRISTANA (SP/IT/FR, Luis Bunuel, 1970); VERLORENE EHRE DER KATHARINA BLUM, DIE (GW, Volker Schlondorff & Margarethe von Trotta, 1975); LOST HONOUR OF KATHARINA BLUM, THE (GW, Volker Schlondorff & Margarethe von Trotta, 1975); WILDENTE, DIE (GW/AU, Hans W. Geissendorfer, 1976); WILD DUCK, THE (GW/AU, Hans W. Geissendorfer, 1976); ZAZIE DANS LE METRO (FR, Louis Malle, 1960); MARQUIS OF O..., THE (GW/FR, Erich Rohmer, 1975)
Summary: Adaptation as an art in itself is the theme of these original essays by leading film scholars and critics. Starting with some of the finest European films produced since World War II, they investigate the literary source of each. But their emphasis is on film, and their writing challenges the conventional assumption that a great book must inevitably make an inferior movie. It is the editors' premise that adaptation, especially in the hands of a gifted director, can be a lively and creative art. The essays offer a fresh perspective on both films and their directors - among them Antonioni, Bertolucci, Bunuel, Fassbinder, Godard, Ophuls, Truffaut. The genesis of films such as Blow-Up, The Conformist, and Jules et Jim is explored often frame-by-frame, for a fuller understanding of the creative process of filmmaking." - BOOK BLURB
Notes: Includes index; Bibliography: p. [369]-371; Filmography: p. [357]-367
ISBN: 0804424039 : $14.95; 0804462771 (pbk.) : $6.95
Contents: Delannoy's La Symphonie Pastorale (1946) from the novel by Andre Gide / Dudley Andrew -- Bresson's Diary of a Country Priest (1951) from the novel by Georges Bernanos / Dudley Andrew -- Ophul's La Ronde (1959) from the play by Arthur Schnitzler / Alan Williams -- Vadim's Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (1959) from the novel by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos / John F. Fell -- Malle's Zazie dans le Metro (1960) from the novel by Raymond Queneau / Andrew Horton -- De Sica's Two Women (1961) from the novel by Alberto Moravia / Ruth Prigozy -- Truffaut's Jules et Jim (1961) from the novel by Henri-Pierre Roche / Stuart Y. MacDougal -- Godard's Le Mepris (1963) from the novel A Ghost at Noon by Alberto Moravia / Marsha Kinder -- Rivette's Le Religieuse (1966) from the novel by Denis Diderot / Ira Konigsberg -- Antonioni's Blow-Up (1966) from the short story by Julio Cortazar / Neil D. Isaacs -- Fellini Satyricon (1969) from the "novel" by Petronius / Bernard F. Dick -- Bresson's Une Femme Douce (1969) from the story "The Gentle Creature" by Fyodor Dostoevsky / Lindley Hanlon -- Bunuel's Tristana (1970) from the novel by Benito Perez Galdos / Charles Eidsvik -- Wender's The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick (1971) from the novel by Peter Handke / Peter Brunette -- Pasolini's Decameron (1971) from The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio / Ben Lawton -- Bertolucci's The Conformist (`97`) from the novel by Alberto Moravia / T. Jefferson Kline -- Tavernier's The Clockmaker (1973) from the novel The Clockmaker of Everton by Georges Simenon / William R. Magretta and Joan Magretta -- Fassbinder's Effi Briest (1974) from the novel by Theodore Fontane / William R. Magretta -- Wender's Wrong Movement (1974) freely based on Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship by Johann Wolfgang Goethe / Peter Harcourt -- Schlondorff & von Trotta's The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum (1975) from the novel by Heinrich Boll / William R. Magretta and Joan Magretta -- Geissendorfer's The Wild Duck (1976) from the play by Henrik Ibsen / Birgitta Steene -- Rohmer's The Marquise of O... (1976) from the story by Heinrich von Kliest / Alan Spiegel -- Bunuel's That Obscure Object of Desire (1977) from the novel The Woman and the Puppet by Pierre Louys / Michael Wood
Philosophy goes to the movies : an introduction to philosophy / Christopher Falzon
London: Routledge, 2002.
Call No: 626 FAL
Author: Falzon, Christopher
PhysDes: 330p. : illustrations ; 24 cm
Subject: PHILOSOPHY AND THE CINEMA; THEORY; FOUCAULT, MICHEL; A NOUS, LA LIBERTE! (FR, Rene Clair, 1931); ADDICTION, THE (US, Abel Ferrara, 1995); AGNES OF GOD (US, Norman Jewison, 1985); AGUIRRE, DER ZORN GOTTES (GW, Werner Herzog, 1972); ALIEN RESURRECTION (US, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, 1997); ALL OF ME (US, Carl Reiner, 1984); ALPHAVILLE (FR, Jean-Luc Godard, 1965); AMADEUS (US, Milos Forman, 1984); AMATEUR (US, Hal Hartley, 1994); ANGEL HEART (US, Alan Parker, 1987); ANTZ (US, Eric Darnell, Lawrence Guterman & Tim Johnson II, 1998); APOCALYPSE NOW (US, Francis Ford Coppola, 1979); BASIC INSTINCT (US, Paul Verhoeven, 1992); BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD DO AMERICA (US, Mike Judge, 1996); BEDAZZLED (US, Stanely Donen, 1967); BEING JOHN MALKOVICH (UK/US, Spike Jonze, 1999); BEING THERE (US, Hal Ashby, 1979); BIG (US, Penny Marshall, 1988); BIG SLEEP, THE (US, Howard Hawkes, 1946); BLADE RUNNER (US, Ridley Scott, 1982); BLAISE PASCAL (IT, Roberto Rossellini, 1972); BLUE VELVET (US, David Lynch, 1986); BOB ROBERTS (US, Tim Robbins, 1992); BRAZIL; BREAKER MORANT (AT, Bruce Beresford, 1980); A BOUT DE SOUFFLE (FR, Jean-Luc Godard, 1959); BREATHLESS (FR, Jean-Luc Godard, 1959); CABARET (US, Bob Fosse, 1972); CASABLANCA (US, Michael Curtiz, 1942); CASPER (US, Brad Silberling, 1995); CHANCES ARE (US, Emile Ardolino, 1989); CHINATOWN (US, Roman Polanski, 1974); CINEMA PLUS; CITIZEN KANE (US, Orson Welles, 1941); CLOCKWORK ORANGE, A (UK, Stanley Kubrick, 1971); COLOSSUS: FORBIN PROJECT (US, Joseph Sargent, 1970); CONFORMISTA, IL (IT/FR, Bernardo Bertolucci, 1970); COOK, THE THIEF, HIS WIFE & HER LOVER, THE (NE/FR, Peter Greenaway, 1989); CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS (US, Woody Allen, 1989); CRIMES OF PASSION (US, Ken Russell, 1984); CRUCIBLE, THE (US, Nicholas Hytner, 1996); CRYING GAME, THE (UK, Neil Jordan, 1992); DANGEROUS LIAISONS (US, Stephen Frears, 1988); DARK CITY (US, Alex Proyas, 1997); DARK STAR (US, John Carpenter, 1974); DEAD AGAIN (US, Kenneth Branagh, 1991); DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND (AT, Fred Schepisi, 1976); DRACULA (US, Tod Browning, 1931); EASY RIDER (US, Dennis Hopper, 1969); EDUCATING RITA (UK, Lewis Gilbert, 1983); ELEPHANT MAN, THE (US, David Lynch, 1980); ENEMY OF THE STATE (US, Tony Scott, 1998); JEDER FUR SICH UND GOTT GEGEN ALLE (GW, Werner Herzog, 1974); FACE/OFF (US, John Woo [pseud. of Wu Yusen], 1997); FAHRENHEIT 451 (UK, Francois Truffaut, 1966); FATAL ATTRACTION (US, Adrian Lyne, 1987); FIVE EASY PIECES (US, Bob Rafelson, 1970); FLY, THE (US, David Cronenberg, 1986); FORTRESS (AT/US, Stuart Gordon, 1993); FRANKENSTEIN (US, James Whale, 1931); FRIGHTENERS, THE (NZ/US, Peter Jackson, 1996); FULL METAL JACKET (UK, Stanley Kubrick, 1987); GATTACA (US, Andrew Niccol, 1997); GHOST (US, Jerry Zucker, 1990); GHOSTS. . . OF THE CIVIL DEAD (AT, John Hillcoat, 1988); ANGST DES TORMANNS BEIM ELFMETER, DIE (GW/AU, Wim Wenders, 1972); GROUNDHOG DAY (US, Harold Ramis, 1993); HANDMAID'S TALE, THE (US/GW, Volker Schlondorff, 1990); HANNAH AND HER SISTERS (US, Woody Allen, 1986); HE SAID, SHE SAID (US, Ken Kwapis and Marisa Silver, 1991); HIGH HOPES (UK, Mike Leigh, 1988); HIGH NOON (US, Fred Zinnemann, 1952); HILARY AND JACKIE (UK, Anand Tucker, 1998); MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL (UK, Terry Gilliam & Terry Jones, 1974); IF... (UK, Lindsay Anderson, 1968); INHERIT THE WIND (US, Stanley Kramer, 1960); INTERIORS (US, Woody Allen, 1978); INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (US, Neil Jordan, 1994); INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (US, Don Siegel, 1956); ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, THE (US, Erle C. Kenton, 1932); IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE (US, Frank Capra, 1946); JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG (US, Stanley Kramer, 1961); JURASSIC PARK (US, Steven Spielberg,, 1993); KOYAANISQATSI (US, Godfrey Reggio, 1982); LADYBIRD, LADYBIRD (UK, Kenneth Loach, 1994); ULTIMA CENA, LA (CU, Tomas Gutierrez Alea, 1976); MONTY PYTHON'S LIFE OF BRIAN (UK, Terry Jones, 1979); LOVE AND DEATH (US, Woody Allen, 1975); M (G, Fritz Lang, 1931); MAD MAX (AT, George Miller, 1979); MALTESE FALCON, THE (US, John Huston, 1941); MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, THE (US, John Frankenheimer, 1962); MATEWAN (US, John Sayles, 1987); MATRIX, THE (US, Larry Wachowski & Andy Wachowski, 1999); MONTY PYTHON'S THE MEANING OF LIFE (UK, Terry Jones, 1983); MEPHISTO (HU/GW, Istvan Szabo, 1981); METROPOLIS (G, Fritz Lang, 1926); MISSION, THE (UK, Roland Joffe, 1986); MODERN TIMES (US, Charles Chaplin, 1936); MON ONCLE (FR/IT, Jacques Tati, 1958); MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL (UK, Terry Gilliam & Terry Jones, 1974); MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS[TV] (UK, 1969-1974); MY FAIR LADY (US, George Cukor, 1964); NAME DER ROSE, DER (GW/IT/FR, Jean-Jacques Annaud, 1986); NORMA RAE (US, Martin Ritt, 1979); NUTTY PROFESSOR, THE (US, Jerry Lewis, 1963); O LUCKY MAN! (UK, Lindsay Anderson, 1973); OKTIABR [OCTOBER] (UR, Sergei Eisenstein, 1928); OLIVIER, OLIVIER (FR, Agnieszka Holland, 1992); ON THE BEACH (US, Stanley Kramer, 1959); ON THE WATERFRONT (US, Elia Kazan, 1954); ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST (US, Milos Forman, 1975); PEOPLE VS LARRY FLYNT, THE (US, Milos Forman, 1996); PLAYER, THE (US, Robert Altman, 1992); PLAYTIME (FR, Jacques Tati, 1967); PRINCESS BRIDE, THE (US, Rob Reiner, 1987); PURA FORMALITA, UNA (IT/FR, Guiseppe Tornatore, 1994); STILTE ROND CHRISTINE M., DE (NE, Marleen Gorris, 1982); QUIZ SHOW (US, Robert Redford, 1994); RAIN (US, Louis Milestone, 1932); RAIN MAN (US, Barry Levinson, 1988); RAPTURE, THE (US, Michael Tolkin, 1991); RASHOMON (JA, Akira Kurosawa, 1950); REAR WINDOW (US, Alfred Hitchcock, 1954); REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (US, Nicholas Ray, 1955); RETOUR DE MARTIN GUERRE, LE (FR, Daniel Vigne, 1982); ROBOCOP (US, Paul Verhoeven, 1987); ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD (UK, Tom Stoppard, 1990); SALT OF THE EARTH (US, Herbert J. Biberman, 1954); SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (US, Steven Spielberg, 1998); SCHINDLER'S LIST (US, Steven Spielberg, 1993); SEA OF LOVE (US, Harold Becker, 1989); SEVEN [SE7EN] (US, David Fincher, 1995); SJUNDE INSEGLET, DET (SW, Ingmar Bergman, 1957); SHOCKER (US, Wes Craven, 1989); SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, THE (US, Jonathan Demme, 1991); SIMON DEL DESIERTO (MX, Luis Bunuel, 1965); SLEEPER (US, Woody Allen, 1973); SOPHIE'S CHOICE (US, Alan J. Pakula, 1982); STAGE FRIGHT (UK, Alfred Hitchcock, 1950); STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN (US, Nicholas Meyer, 1982); STAR TREK; STAR WARS (US, George Lucas, 1977); SUTURE (US, Scott McGehee & David Siegel, 1993); SWITCH (US, Blake Edwards, 1991); TERMINATOR, THE (US, James Cameron, 1984); TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (US, James Cameron, 1991); TESTAMENT DU DOCTEUR CORDELIER, LE (FR, Jean Renoir, 1961); THINGS TO COME (UK, William Cameron Menzies, 1936); TROIS COULEURS: BLEU (FR, Krzysztof Kieslowski, 1993); THREE FACES OF EVE (US, Nunnally Johnson, 1957); TOTAL RECALL (US, Paul Verhoeven, 1990); TRUMAN SHOW, THE (US, Peter Weir, 1998); USUAL SUSPECTS, THE (US, Bryan Singer, 1995); VICE VERSA (US, Brian Gilbert, 1988); JUNGFRUKALLAN (SW, Ingmar Bergman, 1960); WAG THE DOG (US, Barry Levinson, 1997); WALL STREET (US, Oliver Stone, 1987); WILD ONE, THE (US, Laslo Benedek, 1953); WITTGENSTEIN (UK, Derek Jarman, 1993); YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE (US, Fritz Lang, 1937)
Summary: Now emulated in several competing publications, but still unsurpassed in clarity and insight, Philosophy Goes to the Movies: An Introduction to Philosophy, Third Edition builds on the approach that made the two earlier editions so successful. Drawing on many popular and some lesser known films from around the world, Christopher Falzon introduces students to key areas in philosophy, like: Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy, The Theory of Knowledge, The Self and Personal Identity, Critical Thinking. Perfect for beginners, this book guides the reader through philosophy using illuminating cinematic works, like Avatar, Inception, Fight Club, Wings of Desire, Run Lola Run, A Clockwork Orange, Blade Runner, Dirty Harry and many other films. The fully revised and updated Third Edition features: an expanded introduction that provides a new discussion of the relationship between film and philosophy; new material on notable philosophers such as Aristotle, Merleau-Ponty and Rawls; and coverage of new topics like virtue ethics and what Socrates offers for critical thinking. An updated glossary, references and bibliography, and a filmography, are also included in the Third Edition. -- publisher's web site
Notes: Includes glossary
Contents: Preface -- Introduction -- 1 - Plato's Picture Show - the theory of knowledge -- 2 - All of Me - the self and personal identity -- 3 - Crimes and Misdemeanors - moral philosophy -- 4 - Antz - social and political philosophy -- 5 - Modern Times - society, science, and technology -- 6 - The Holy Grail - critical thinking -- Further Reading -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Filmography -- Index


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Notre Dame announced Friday head coach Brian Kelly signed a contract extension through 2021. Realistically, the university could have issued a press release declaring Cyborg Brian Kelly will coach the 3021 Fighting Irish season opener against Galilean Conference powerhouse Io State, and it would hold the same value.
The likelihood Brian Kelly is still Notre Dame's head coach in 2021 is only slightly greater than that of Cyborg Kelly leading the Irish a millennium from now. Given the advances in biotech recently, that likelihood might be dead-even by this time next year.
Coaching contracts are often works of pure fiction. Longtime CFB Huddle readers know that, as outlined last summer when Maryland extended Randy Edsall through 2019.
He was fired three months later.
Similarly, consider Kelly's Cincinnati extension, signed shortly after the first of his two Big East Conference championships, which kept him with the Bearcats through the 2013 season.
Kelly's successor, Butch Jones, didn't even last that long in the Queen City. He was bound for Tennessee after the 2012 campaign. The parameters of Jones' last extension at Cincinnati locked him up through 2017.
In both instances, Cincy athletic brass offering contract extensions were more akin to Employee of the Month plagues than legally bonding documents; a gesture of a job well done, and a show of good faith with higher profile suitors approaching.
Kelly's outstanding tenure at Notre Dame, which included a trip to the BCS Championship Game in the 2012 season and flirtation with the College Football Playoff this past fall, sparked NFL rumors.
I'm in no position to say how much of that was genuine, and how much a tactical maneuver to net the contract extension's buyout — the one facet of a coaching contract that actually means something.
No program is as intimately acquainted with the reality of contract buyouts like Notre Dame, which last faced rumors of its head coach bolting for the NFL a decade ago. The university athletic department reacted fast and gave Charlie Weis a contract extension it only stopped paying this year.
In the Irish's 2012 title game run campaign, Notre Dame paid more to Charlie Weis than it did Brian Kelly.
Notre Dame's shown more restraint with Kelly, whose portfolio includes more than simply losing to USC by a really close margin. The six-year extension is as much a show of faith in its coach now as it was when ND signed Weis to a 10-year deal, based on one historical milestone.
Were Kelly to actually remain at Notre Dame through 2021, he'd trail only Knute Rockne as the program's longest tenured head coach.
Rockne, winner of four national championships, laid the foundation for Notre Dame football from 1918 through 1930. Frank Leahy elevated the Fighting Irish into the rarefied air they've inhabited for generations with five national championships won from 1941 to 1953. His tenure went on hiatus while he served in World War II.
Rockne and Leahy are the ghosts all Notre Dame head coaches chase. Ara Parseghian and Lou Holtz, both of whom spent 11 seasons in South Bend each, added to the program's impressive legacy.
A contract extension that puts Brian Kelly in league with such names is a reward for his success, but implicitly sets a new milestone. Reaching the end of that contract without a national championship would make Kelly the only member of Notre Dame's decade coaching club without one. However, Holtz is the last to do so, winning his lone championship in 1988.
Notre Dame's near-30-year drought is a byproduct of the inherent challenges of competing there. A top-flight academic university, Kelly hasn't minced words when assessing the place of the football program in context of the school.
Kelly could fail to deliver Notre Dame its coveted national championship. Perhaps he could find it easier to pursue a title elsewhere, at a university with less rigorous academic demands. Maybe he could eschew grades altogether and make the jump to the NFL. All certainly feel more likely than Brian Kelly coaching Notre Dame in 2021. Maybe the Irish can bring him back in cyborg form for Io State, though.
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Bop-It Dances, AdVerve Rants, Elf Flashmobs, Milkquarious Jams
- Like to play piano? Like the musician Adam Ben Exra? Obsessed with YouTube? Then this Instrumentube thing is for you.
- Like to dance? Like the game Bop-It? Obsessed with...oh wait...we just wrote that. Anyway, check out the new "viral" for the game.
Be sure to check out the latest BeanCast with Angela Natividad, Joe Jaffe, Kelly Edison and Ian Schafer. The ad gurus discuss Black Friday, Wal-Mart, pay-per-tweet and crowdsourcing.
- Also, the latest AdVerve podcast with Angela Natividad and Bill Green is out. Give it a listen here.
by Steve Hall Nov-30-09
Topic: Video
Thank God Idiocy Still Reigns Supreme (Or We'd Have Nothing to Write About)
Oh please. Seriously? It's one thing to groove to a song while driving. But to film it as if it's the coolest thing in the world is just an indication of your inanely idiotic stupidity. Rather, the idiocy of the ad agency that came up with this crap for What UR Missing, some kind of car audio retailer.
And a website with horizontal navigation??? And a store locator that doesn't work? And a contact email URL that's parked? And the most ridiculously fake YouTube video description ever written? And in case the creator's realize how stupid this is, we'll share the description with you here:
"Check it out, we were cruisin around the other day and we were sitting at a stop light when all these people in their cars were dancing to a song by of Montreal called Suffer for Fashion (www.polyvinylrecords.com). It was wild; almost like we were in the Twilight Zone! My buddy grabbed his camcorder so we could shoot it because no one would have believed it if we told them. It was crazy. You gotta see this. www.whatURmissin.com"
Topic: Video, Worst
Have Some ass With Your Coffee This Post-Thanksgiving Monday
Here's some ridiculousness for a Monday morning after a long and overstuffed Thanksgiving. If you think you've put on a few pounds after eating turkey for four days, you might appreciate the rotundness of the slapping asses in this "commercial" for Orangina. Though there;s no nudity, many might consider this NSFW. You decide.
And if shaking asses weren't enough to jolt you back to reality this Monday morning, check out these asses wearing glasses in a campaign for Glassing Sunglasses. ANd no, we have no idea what the intended concept of these ads are either. Other than, as AdFreak points out, the literal interpretation people who wear sunglasses as a fashion accessory are sometimes categorized as pompous, self-centered asses. Though why a sunglasses brand would take this route is a bit questionable.
By the way, welcome back to work. We hope you had a wonderful break and don't think we're too much of an ass for shoving ass in your face as you sip your morning java. Oh wait, we are a giant collection of asses here at Adrants so yea, we so totally wanted to ass face you today!
Topic: Racy, Strange, Video
Jeans For Women With Curves...Will Give You An Orgasm?
So yea. Curves are sexy. And real women with real curves will have spontaneous orgasms if they buy Yoga Jeans according to this new commercial for the brand. No, really. It's true. Just watch the commercial. But watch it with the sound down if people near you are offended by the sounds of women experience orgasmic pleasure.
Topic: Racy, Video
It Doesn't Happen by Accident, Understand!
This is one of those sports team promotions that's all manly and shit. It's in slow motion. It's got image after image of boxheaded football player going through their moves. It's got sweat. It's got a sportism-filled voiceover. And it's got a tagline that's delivered over and over and over and over as if...hmm...sports fan's minds are too simplistic to get the message the first few times.
But whatever. We have to like it because it was made by a friend of a friend (and part-time Adrants writer).
PETA Ruins Thanksgiving
Oh come on, PETA! Can't we enjoy Thanksgiving without your preachy bitchiness? Apparently not thanks to the know-it-all little girl who gives thanks prior to eating Thanksgiving dinner with her family.
Topic: Cause, Video
Pilgrims Get Sexy Makeover in Muscle Milk Thanksgiving Video
Teachers, hide your students! The traditional Pilgrim is about to get a deliciously sexy makeover by Jason Reed for Muscle Milk. In this video, we are treated to a far less than staid Thanksgiving as dinner turns into a hip-hop rap fest.
Entitled Sexy Pilgrim, the video was created by San Francisco-based Pereira & O'Dell and turns Thansgiving into something our forefathers never would have imagined.
Topic: Good, Video
If Honda's Choir Sung With Helium...
Back in 2006, Wieden + Kennedy created a Honda Civic commercial which had a choir provide the sounds for the car in the ad. It was an amazing feat. Not as amazing as the Honda Cog commercial but much more amazing than this knock off for the Alfa Romeo Mito which is being seeded as a viral.
It's not very funny which is sad becasue everything that involves helium should be funny. Sadly, the singers in this commercials look like Alvin and the Chipmunks in church.
Topic: Bad, Video, Viral
ElfYourself Returns Social Media-Style
Back for its fourth year, the popular ElfYourself from OfficeMax has more goodies than ever before. Now people can star in two dances, Hip Hop Elves and Singing Elves, along with favorites from past years. Of course, Facebook Connect has been added so people can easily use Facebook photos from within ElfYourself and post the video to walls. And, yes, Twitter's there as well.
In its past three year's existence, the game has garnered 284 million visits. There was also a flash mob stunt to hype this year's outing.
Topic: Guerilla, Social, Video
It's Chiquita Madness!
Of the egg-throwing variety. Because they have invisible arms and are adept at pranks, no window is safe from them, for they are bananas. Not even Facebook can hide. Or microsites. Or Twitter. Or mocumentaries.
(Good to see the 12-step meme is alive and well because I need a Bananavention.)
by Bill Green Nov-17-09
Topic: Campaigns, Specialty, Video


So, these pregnancy hormones – let me tell you, it's no joke. I've cried about more things in the past 3 months than I have in the past few years. Case and point I've had a few meltdowns and some massive ugly cry episodes. Merfman has been witness to several waterworks shows.
We hosted a birthday celebration on Saturday night, which I love. I enjoy hosting and having people over. When all the food was cooked, eaten (yum), dishes washed, and house back in order I was a tired panda. So for Sunday I wasn't planning to cook. Take out was on the menu, Mexican was high on my list.
We have a good little Mexican place around the corner from our house, and it's always our go-to for easy dinners. I had been craving a vegetarian burrito all afternoon and was really looking forward to a night of no dishes.
Merfman had a really long (short) day at work. He left the house at 2:30am, and was home around 5:00pm since they didn't shoot yesterday. He was exhausted and hangry when he got home. I made him a snack and he crashed on the couch for a few hours. I lounged and had a small snack, knowing dinner was around the corner. When Merfman woke up I asked if he wanted me to order dinner. He wasn't really hungry since his snack was holding him over. I waited a while, asked again and he just wanted a beef taco with cheese.
I called to place the order: Vegetarian Burrito, Beef Taco with Cheese. Ready in 10 min.
I zipped over to pick up our order, and there was some confusion. They had my order ready (I checked the receipt) but my name wasn't on the tag like they normally do. No biggie. I was getting hangry and was so ready to just eat my delicious burrito I'd been dreaming about for the last several hours.
Home I went, mouth watering. Merfman and I got situated, unwrapped our orders and he said, "wait, what's this?" I had just taken a big bite out of my burrito and looked over to realize that he was holding a vegetarian TACO. My mind flashed…did they mix up the orders?! Was I holding a beef BURRITO?!
Then, the tears started. I was SO upset. And beyond hangry. I JUST wanted to eat my burrito I sobbed to Merfman. I was convinced my burrito must be Beef since his taco was vegetarian. Merfman grabbed the receipt and confirmed that the order was listed as correct. He was dialing the restaurant to fix the order as I took some exploratory bites into my "beef" burrito to find that it was in fact, meatless. Between tears I told Merfman it was ok, my burrito was fine.
As I dried my tears I apologized over and over to Merfman for making such a big deal over the burrito. He just smiled and assured me it was ok, it wasn't my fault and the hormones made me do it.
Is that normal?! To cry over the dumbest stuff ever? Hello First World Problems.
Or, should I call it, Pregnant Lady Problems….


lateral movement for our Avatars might be a good idea.
economy, or out of the draft, to help to overtake those in front.
I agree. CVRcade has this now.
Good idea, but I would like to be able to select it with Apple tv remote and/or pc keyboard arrow keys!
It would be nice if I could give Zwift a hint to where I want to go. When I use the birds view during a race, I often find myself taking wind even if there is space for me behind the riders in front of me. Either the algorithem should be better, there is no reason I would like to take wind if didn't choose to, or I should be able to override the algorithem and steer with the left-right arrow keys.


This report outlines evaluation findings for the Young Readers Programme in 2015/16, which showed that participating children read a wider range of materials and thought more positively about reading.
Showed improved attitudes towards reading. In particular, they believed that their own reading ability and book choice skills improved.
Children who started the project not seeing themselves as good readers and not enjoying reading showed particularly positive reading outcomes.


Released to commemorate the return of the of Sleeping Beauty as a diamond edition release in stores, this was the first doll to have both a stagnated pre-order release date.
Prince Phillip appears in a navy blue velvet tunic with a two toned red velvet and gold satin puffed sleeves. Accessoried with a sword and shield and supporting faux leather boots.
Second in the prince line up, Disney decided to increase the LE size by an additional 2,000 dolls.


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// +build linux

package mount

import (
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"strings"
	"syscall"

	"github.com/golang/glog"
	"golang.org/x/sys/unix"
	utilfile "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/util/file"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/util/nsenter"
)

const (
	// hostProcMountsPath is the default mount path for rootfs
	hostProcMountsPath = "/rootfs/proc/1/mounts"
	// hostProcMountinfoPath is the default mount info path for rootfs
	hostProcMountinfoPath = "/rootfs/proc/1/mountinfo"
)

// Currently, all docker containers receive their own mount namespaces.
// NsenterMounter works by executing nsenter to run commands in
// the host's mount namespace.
type NsenterMounter struct {
	ne *nsenter.Nsenter
	// rootDir is location of /var/lib/kubelet directory.
	rootDir string
}

// NewNsenterMounter creates a new mounter for kubelet that runs as a container.
func NewNsenterMounter(rootDir string, ne *nsenter.Nsenter) *NsenterMounter {
	return &NsenterMounter{
		rootDir: rootDir,
		ne:      ne,
	}
}

// NsenterMounter implements mount.Interface
var _ = Interface(&NsenterMounter{})

// Mount runs mount(8) in the host's root mount namespace.  Aside from this
// aspect, Mount has the same semantics as the mounter returned by mount.New()
func (n *NsenterMounter) Mount(source string, target string, fstype string, options []string) error {
	bind, bindRemountOpts := isBind(options)

	if bind {
		err := n.doNsenterMount(source, target, fstype, []string{"bind"})
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		return n.doNsenterMount(source, target, fstype, bindRemountOpts)
	}

	return n.doNsenterMount(source, target, fstype, options)
}

// doNsenterMount nsenters the host's mount namespace and performs the
// requested mount.
func (n *NsenterMounter) doNsenterMount(source, target, fstype string, options []string) error {
	glog.V(5).Infof("nsenter mount %s %s %s %v", source, target, fstype, options)
	cmd, args := n.makeNsenterArgs(source, target, fstype, options)
	outputBytes, err := n.ne.Exec(cmd, args).CombinedOutput()
	if len(outputBytes) != 0 {
		glog.V(5).Infof("Output of mounting %s to %s: %v", source, target, string(outputBytes))
	}
	return err
}

// makeNsenterArgs makes a list of argument to nsenter in order to do the
// requested mount.
func (n *NsenterMounter) makeNsenterArgs(source, target, fstype string, options []string) (string, []string) {
	mountCmd := n.ne.AbsHostPath("mount")
	mountArgs := makeMountArgs(source, target, fstype, options)

	if systemdRunPath, hasSystemd := n.ne.SupportsSystemd(); hasSystemd {
		// Complete command line:
		// nsenter --mount=/rootfs/proc/1/ns/mnt -- /bin/systemd-run --description=... --scope -- /bin/mount -t <type> <what> <where>
		// Expected flow is:
		// * nsenter breaks out of container's mount namespace and executes
		//   host's systemd-run.
		// * systemd-run creates a transient scope (=~ cgroup) and executes its
		//   argument (/bin/mount) there.
		// * mount does its job, forks a fuse daemon if necessary and finishes.
		//   (systemd-run --scope finishes at this point, returning mount's exit
		//   code and stdout/stderr - thats one of --scope benefits).
		// * systemd keeps the fuse daemon running in the scope (i.e. in its own
		//   cgroup) until the fuse daemon dies (another --scope benefit).
		//   Kubelet container can be restarted and the fuse daemon survives.
		// * When the daemon dies (e.g. during unmount) systemd removes the
		//   scope automatically.
		mountCmd, mountArgs = addSystemdScope(systemdRunPath, target, mountCmd, mountArgs)
	} else {
		// Fall back to simple mount when the host has no systemd.
		// Complete command line:
		// nsenter --mount=/rootfs/proc/1/ns/mnt -- /bin/mount -t <type> <what> <where>
		// Expected flow is:
		// * nsenter breaks out of container's mount namespace and executes host's /bin/mount.
		// * mount does its job, forks a fuse daemon if necessary and finishes.
		// * Any fuse daemon runs in cgroup of kubelet docker container,
		//   restart of kubelet container will kill it!

		// No code here, mountCmd and mountArgs use /bin/mount
	}

	return mountCmd, mountArgs
}

// Unmount runs umount(8) in the host's mount namespace.
func (n *NsenterMounter) Unmount(target string) error {
	args := []string{target}
	// No need to execute systemd-run here, it's enough that unmount is executed
	// in the host's mount namespace. It will finish appropriate fuse daemon(s)
	// running in any scope.
	glog.V(5).Infof("nsenter unmount args: %v", args)
	outputBytes, err := n.ne.Exec("umount", args).CombinedOutput()
	if len(outputBytes) != 0 {
		glog.V(5).Infof("Output of unmounting %s: %v", target, string(outputBytes))
	}
	return err
}

// List returns a list of all mounted filesystems in the host's mount namespace.
func (*NsenterMounter) List() ([]MountPoint, error) {
	return listProcMounts(hostProcMountsPath)
}

func (m *NsenterMounter) IsNotMountPoint(dir string) (bool, error) {
	return IsNotMountPoint(m, dir)
}

func (*NsenterMounter) IsMountPointMatch(mp MountPoint, dir string) bool {
	deletedDir := fmt.Sprintf("%s\\040(deleted)", dir)
	return (mp.Path == dir) || (mp.Path == deletedDir)
}

// IsLikelyNotMountPoint determines whether a path is a mountpoint by calling findmnt
// in the host's root mount namespace.
func (n *NsenterMounter) IsLikelyNotMountPoint(file string) (bool, error) {
	file, err := filepath.Abs(file)
	if err != nil {
		return true, err
	}

	// Check the directory exists
	if _, err = os.Stat(file); os.IsNotExist(err) {
		glog.V(5).Infof("findmnt: directory %s does not exist", file)
		return true, err
	}
	// Add --first-only option: since we are testing for the absence of a mountpoint, it is sufficient to get only
	// the first of multiple possible mountpoints using --first-only.
	// Also add fstype output to make sure that the output of target file will give the full path
	// TODO: Need more refactoring for this function. Track the solution with issue #26996
	args := []string{"-o", "target,fstype", "--noheadings", "--first-only", "--target", file}
	glog.V(5).Infof("nsenter findmnt args: %v", args)
	out, err := n.ne.Exec("findmnt", args).CombinedOutput()
	if err != nil {
		glog.V(2).Infof("Failed findmnt command for path %s: %s %v", file, out, err)
		// Different operating systems behave differently for paths which are not mount points.
		// On older versions (e.g. 2.20.1) we'd get error, on newer ones (e.g. 2.26.2) we'd get "/".
		// It's safer to assume that it's not a mount point.
		return true, nil
	}
	mountTarget, err := parseFindMnt(string(out))
	if err != nil {
		return false, err
	}

	glog.V(5).Infof("IsLikelyNotMountPoint findmnt output for path %s: %v:", file, mountTarget)

	if mountTarget == file {
		glog.V(5).Infof("IsLikelyNotMountPoint: %s is a mount point", file)
		return false, nil
	}
	glog.V(5).Infof("IsLikelyNotMountPoint: %s is not a mount point", file)
	return true, nil
}

// parse output of "findmnt -o target,fstype" and return just the target
func parseFindMnt(out string) (string, error) {
	// cut trailing newline
	out = strings.TrimSuffix(out, "\n")
	// cut everything after the last space - it's the filesystem type
	i := strings.LastIndex(out, " ")
	if i == -1 {
		return "", fmt.Errorf("error parsing findmnt output, expected at least one space: %q", out)
	}
	return out[:i], nil
}

// DeviceOpened checks if block device in use by calling Open with O_EXCL flag.
// Returns true if open returns errno EBUSY, and false if errno is nil.
// Returns an error if errno is any error other than EBUSY.
// Returns with error if pathname is not a device.
func (n *NsenterMounter) DeviceOpened(pathname string) (bool, error) {
	return exclusiveOpenFailsOnDevice(pathname)
}

// PathIsDevice uses FileInfo returned from os.Stat to check if path refers
// to a device.
func (n *NsenterMounter) PathIsDevice(pathname string) (bool, error) {
	pathType, err := n.GetFileType(pathname)
	isDevice := pathType == FileTypeCharDev || pathType == FileTypeBlockDev
	return isDevice, err
}

//GetDeviceNameFromMount given a mount point, find the volume id from checking /proc/mounts
func (n *NsenterMounter) GetDeviceNameFromMount(mountPath, pluginDir string) (string, error) {
	return getDeviceNameFromMount(n, mountPath, pluginDir)
}

func (n *NsenterMounter) MakeRShared(path string) error {
	return doMakeRShared(path, hostProcMountinfoPath)
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) GetFileType(pathname string) (FileType, error) {
	var pathType FileType
	outputBytes, err := mounter.ne.Exec("stat", []string{"-L", "--printf=%F", pathname}).CombinedOutput()
	if err != nil {
		if strings.Contains(string(outputBytes), "No such file") {
			err = fmt.Errorf("%s does not exist", pathname)
		} else {
			err = fmt.Errorf("stat %s error: %v", pathname, string(outputBytes))
		}
		return pathType, err
	}

	switch string(outputBytes) {
	case "socket":
		return FileTypeSocket, nil
	case "character special file":
		return FileTypeCharDev, nil
	case "block special file":
		return FileTypeBlockDev, nil
	case "directory":
		return FileTypeDirectory, nil
	case "regular file":
		return FileTypeFile, nil
	}

	return pathType, fmt.Errorf("only recognise file, directory, socket, block device and character device")
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) MakeDir(pathname string) error {
	args := []string{"-p", pathname}
	if _, err := mounter.ne.Exec("mkdir", args).CombinedOutput(); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) MakeFile(pathname string) error {
	args := []string{pathname}
	if _, err := mounter.ne.Exec("touch", args).CombinedOutput(); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) ExistsPath(pathname string) (bool, error) {
	// Resolve the symlinks but allow the target not to exist. EvalSymlinks
	// would return an generic error when the target does not exist.
	hostPath, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(pathname, false /* mustExist */)
	if err != nil {
		return false, err
	}
	kubeletpath := mounter.ne.KubeletPath(hostPath)
	return utilfile.FileExists(kubeletpath)
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) EvalHostSymlinks(pathname string) (string, error) {
	return mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(pathname, true)
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) CleanSubPaths(podDir string, volumeName string) error {
	return doCleanSubPaths(mounter, podDir, volumeName)
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) PrepareSafeSubpath(subPath Subpath) (newHostPath string, cleanupAction func(), err error) {
	// Bind-mount the subpath to avoid using symlinks in subpaths.
	newHostPath, err = doNsEnterBindSubPath(mounter, subPath)

	// There is no action when the container starts. Bind-mount will be cleaned
	// when container stops by CleanSubPaths.
	cleanupAction = nil
	return newHostPath, cleanupAction, err
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) SafeMakeDir(subdir string, base string, perm os.FileMode) error {
	fullSubdirPath := filepath.Join(base, subdir)
	evaluatedSubdirPath, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(fullSubdirPath, false /* mustExist */)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("error resolving symlinks in %s: %s", fullSubdirPath, err)
	}
	evaluatedSubdirPath = filepath.Clean(evaluatedSubdirPath)

	evaluatedBase, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(base, true /* mustExist */)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("error resolving symlinks in %s: %s", base, err)
	}
	evaluatedBase = filepath.Clean(evaluatedBase)

	rootDir := filepath.Clean(mounter.rootDir)
	if PathWithinBase(evaluatedBase, rootDir) {
		// Base is in /var/lib/kubelet. This directory is shared between the
		// container with kubelet and the host. We don't need to add '/rootfs'.
		// This is useful when /rootfs is mounted as read-only - we can still
		// create subpaths for paths in /var/lib/kubelet.
		return doSafeMakeDir(evaluatedSubdirPath, evaluatedBase, perm)
	}

	// Base is somewhere on the host's filesystem. Add /rootfs and try to make
	// the directory there.
	// This requires /rootfs to be writable.
	kubeletSubdirPath := mounter.ne.KubeletPath(evaluatedSubdirPath)
	kubeletBase := mounter.ne.KubeletPath(evaluatedBase)
	return doSafeMakeDir(kubeletSubdirPath, kubeletBase, perm)
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) GetMountRefs(pathname string) ([]string, error) {
	exists, err := mounter.ExistsPath(pathname)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	if !exists {
		return []string{}, nil
	}
	hostpath, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(pathname, true /* mustExist */)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	return searchMountPoints(hostpath, hostProcMountinfoPath)
}

func doNsEnterBindSubPath(mounter *NsenterMounter, subpath Subpath) (hostPath string, err error) {
	// Linux, kubelet runs in a container:
	// - safely open the subpath
	// - bind-mount the subpath to target (this can be unsafe)
	// - check that we mounted the right thing by comparing device ID and inode
	//   of the subpath (via safely opened fd) and the target (that's under our
	//   control)

	// Evaluate all symlinks here once for all subsequent functions.
	evaluatedHostVolumePath, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(subpath.VolumePath, true /*mustExist*/)
	if err != nil {
		return "", fmt.Errorf("error resolving symlinks in %q: %v", subpath.VolumePath, err)
	}
	evaluatedHostSubpath, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(subpath.Path, true /*mustExist*/)
	if err != nil {
		return "", fmt.Errorf("error resolving symlinks in %q: %v", subpath.Path, err)
	}
	glog.V(5).Infof("doBindSubPath %q (%q) for volumepath %q", subpath.Path, evaluatedHostSubpath, subpath.VolumePath)
	subpath.VolumePath = mounter.ne.KubeletPath(evaluatedHostVolumePath)
	subpath.Path = mounter.ne.KubeletPath(evaluatedHostSubpath)

	// Check the subpath is correct and open it
	fd, err := safeOpenSubPath(mounter, subpath)
	if err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	defer syscall.Close(fd)

	alreadyMounted, bindPathTarget, err := prepareSubpathTarget(mounter, subpath)
	if err != nil {
		return "", err
	}
	if alreadyMounted {
		return bindPathTarget, nil
	}

	success := false
	defer func() {
		// Cleanup subpath on error
		if !success {
			glog.V(4).Infof("doNsEnterBindSubPath() failed for %q, cleaning up subpath", bindPathTarget)
			if cleanErr := cleanSubPath(mounter, subpath); cleanErr != nil {
				glog.Errorf("Failed to clean subpath %q: %v", bindPathTarget, cleanErr)
			}
		}
	}()

	// Leap of faith: optimistically expect that nobody has modified previously
	// expanded evalSubPath with evil symlinks and bind-mount it.
	// Mount is done on the host! don't use kubelet path!
	glog.V(5).Infof("bind mounting %q at %q", evaluatedHostSubpath, bindPathTarget)
	if err = mounter.Mount(evaluatedHostSubpath, bindPathTarget, "" /*fstype*/, []string{"bind"}); err != nil {
		return "", fmt.Errorf("error mounting %s: %s", evaluatedHostSubpath, err)
	}

	// Check that the bind-mount target is the same inode and device as the
	// source that we keept open, i.e. we mounted the right thing.
	err = checkDeviceInode(fd, bindPathTarget)
	if err != nil {
		return "", fmt.Errorf("error checking bind mount for subpath %s: %s", subpath.VolumePath, err)
	}

	success = true
	glog.V(3).Infof("Bound SubPath %s into %s", subpath.Path, bindPathTarget)
	return bindPathTarget, nil
}

// checkDeviceInode checks that opened file and path represent the same file.
func checkDeviceInode(fd int, path string) error {
	var srcStat, dstStat unix.Stat_t
	err := unix.Fstat(fd, &srcStat)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("error running fstat on subpath FD: %v", err)
	}

	err = unix.Stat(path, &dstStat)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("error running fstat on %s: %v", path, err)
	}

	if srcStat.Dev != dstStat.Dev {
		return fmt.Errorf("different device number")
	}
	if srcStat.Ino != dstStat.Ino {
		return fmt.Errorf("different inode")
	}
	return nil
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) GetFSGroup(pathname string) (int64, error) {
	hostPath, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(pathname, true /* mustExist */)
	if err != nil {
		return -1, err
	}
	kubeletpath := mounter.ne.KubeletPath(hostPath)
	return getFSGroup(kubeletpath)
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) GetSELinuxSupport(pathname string) (bool, error) {
	return getSELinuxSupport(pathname, hostProcMountsPath)
}

func (mounter *NsenterMounter) GetMode(pathname string) (os.FileMode, error) {
	hostPath, err := mounter.ne.EvalSymlinks(pathname, true /* mustExist */)
	if err != nil {
		return 0, err
	}
	kubeletpath := mounter.ne.KubeletPath(hostPath)
	return getMode(kubeletpath)
}

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S-Mart is a Mexican grocery store chain in the northern Mexican states of Chihuahua, Nuevo Leon, and Tamaulipas. S-Mart competes with Soriana and Wal-Mart. S-Mart opened its first store in Ciudad Juárez, then later expanded to 33 stores in Ciudad Juarez. S-Mart now has 38 stores in Ciudad Juárez, 8 in Chihuahua, 17 in Monterrey, 6 in Reynosa, 5 in Nuevo Laredo and 4 in Matamoros.

Sponsor
S-Mart is the shirt sponsor of the Liga MX team FC Juárez.

Supermarkets of Mexico
Retail companies established in 1975
1975 establishments in Mexico
Companies based in Ciudad Juárez

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It's the biggest celebration of the year! The 2017 Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade kicks off at 10:15am as spirited floats, cars, bands, performers, and more parade through Downtown Savannah.
It's the biggest celebration of the year! The 2017 Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade kicks off at 10:15am as spirited floats, cars, bands, performers, and more parade through Downtown Savannah. The festival continues throughout the day with an impressive lineup of live music and entertainment. Put on your green and join the fun!


After a long delay, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed Thursday a March decision to strike down the Labor Department's fiduciary rule.
The court issued a mandate making effective the March 15 split decision that vacated the DOL regulation. The court majority held that the agency exceeded its authority in promulgating the rule, which would have required brokers to act in the best interests of their clients in retirement accounts.
In the mandate, the court also said the Labor Department has to pay the financial industry plaintiffs the costs related to the appeal.
The 5th Circuit overturned a decision by a Dallas federal court that had upheld the DOL rule, representing the first win by industry opponents in several lawsuits that were filed against the measure.
The mandate was supposed to have been filed May 7. It was delayed for several weeks, as AARP and three states tried to intervene in the case to defend the rule after the Department of Justice, acting on behalf of the DOL, declined to appeal the March 15 decision.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is now firmly in the lead on the effort to reform investment advice standards. The agency's proposal, which would subject brokers to a best interest standard, is open for public comment until Aug. 7.
Could an annuity help soothe those anxious consumers?
Americans seem more comfortable with market volatility, but recoil at the thought of a downturn that could devastate their retirement savings, a new survey has found.
Can these contradictory strands really exist at the same time?
"Yes, people can be both," said Paul Kelash, vice president of Consumers Insights for Allianz, which published the 2018 Market Perceptions Study.
"It is 100 percent true, especially for baby boomers that are close to or entering retirement," said Scott Bishop, executive vice president, financial planning, at STA Wealth Management in Houston.
• 35 percent of Americans said they are comfortable with market conditions and ready to invest – up from 26 percent in 2015.
• 57 percent are willing to give up potential gains for a product that protects a portion of their retirement savings – up from 48 percent in 2015.
• 67 percent said they would feel better about their retirement savings if they knew some of it was protected from market loss.
"Volatility matters, and while we see some increasing comfort with volatility, it is driving a simmering anxiety in many Americans," Kelash said.
The nervousness is reflected in the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, a measure of market volatility, which is higher this year than last.
In February, VIX spiked 115 percent in one day due a market selloff, though the index has since returned to levels closer to long-term norms.
Market watchers say it's not unusual for anxiety to peak in anticipation of a market drop following a period of long economic expansion – yet the expansion keeps on rolling with few immediate signs of slowing down.
Financial planner Steve Branton with Mosaic Financial Partners in San Francisco even has an expression for it.
He likens the contradictions to a "barbell" syndrome.
That's where the client, looking to capture gains before the window closes and the market falls, has too much exposure to individual stocks, but also keeps a cash hoard as a hedge against collapse.
"The person is in the middle and on either side are uneven elements," he said.
Bishop uses the popular fear-and-greed analogy.
Greed makes investors not want to miss out on a "hot" market and overstay their market welcome, but fear makes them not want to lose out in a "cold" market so they sell too low or at the wrong time.
Anxiety just below the surface is very real and the preference for a balanced financial product was even more pronounced for wealthier Americans, the Allianz survey found.
• 78 percent of respondents with $200,000 or more in investable assets said it is important have some of their savings in a product that protects from market loss.
• 68 percent said they are willing to give up some potential gains for a product that protects a portion of their retirement savings.
The divide may explain the recent success of a new product category known as buffered or index-linked annuities.
These annuities are built to offer some protection from downturns in exchange for limits on the gains.
"As market volatility becomes a more constant part of our financial landscape, Americans are recognizing the value of options that provide both opportunity and a level of protection," Kelash said.
Some index-linked annuities come with a buffered structure where the insurer takes on a percent of market loss before the client assumes the rest.
Others work in the opposite way where investors hold the risk up to a threshold before the insurance company assumes the loss beyond the threshold.
Sales of index-linked VAs rose 25 percent last year to $9.2 billion compared with 2016.


MSAD's high school program consists of grades 9th-12th and is located in Smith Hall. Our core curriculum is in alignment with Minnesota State Standards. We have adopted textbooks that follow these standards as well as use differentiated instructional practices and modifications to meet the needs of our students. We offer a bilingual (American Sign Language and English) approach to teaching. A visual, hands-on approach to education, classrooms full of active learning, and both large and small group settings for instruction all make MSAD high school classrooms exciting places to learn and prepare for life.
Math: The mathematics progression is Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Algebra-II, and Pre-Calculus courses which primarily follow Glencoe math texts. Remedial and life-skills math are offered as well. All students are required to take one year of Consumer Education which is a balance between math and economics with many real-life applications.
Science: We teach science courses in Earth Science and Biology using Holt Science books as well as lab experiences and offer science electives such as Chemistry, Forensics and Physics depending on the needs/interests of our students.
Language Arts: Our reading and writing programs follow the McDougal Littell "Literature" and "Bridges" series with supplemental novels/texts. Students are required to have a language arts course each semester in high school where we focus on need-based skills as well as general state-wide core curriculum.
Social Studies: A total of three and a half years of social studies credits are required and are made up of World History, 20th Century History, Government, and Geography. Electives in the social studies area include Psychology, Sociology, Current Events, World Issues, and others on demand as appropriate.
All students are required to take Deaf Studies to establish a better sense of their cultural history and to understand whatever current issues the Deaf community is facing.
Career and Technical Education include Broadcasting, Computer Applications, Digital Illustration and Film Production.
Additional courses and electives in the high school include Physical Education, Foods, Work-Study, Transition Skills, Study Skills, Communications courses, Web Design and Health as well as others that are determined based on student need and interest.
There are other learning opportunities that are more life-skills based for students needing higher levels of real life applications. Those courses are designed to meet IEP needs and help students progress to their fullest potential and beyond! The Nest Program is one example of this kind of programming.
The Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf has a co-op relationship with Faribault Public School. If a student would like to take classes at Middle School, MSAD will coordinate schedules, interpreters, transportation, and accommodations. The ability to take classes at both MSAD and Faribault Public Schools is a worthwhile experience for many of out students.


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Line ist ein Instant-Messaging-Dienst des japanischen Unternehmens Line Corporation, das zur koreanischen Naver Corporation gehört.

Die App ist in bis zu siebzehn Sprachen verfügbar. Sie will in Asien dem chinesischen WeChat, dem koreanischen KakaoTalk und dem indischen Hike sowie in Europa vor allem WhatsApp und dem Facebook Messenger Konkurrenz machen.

Mit dem Programm lassen sich sowohl kostenfreie VoIP-Anrufe tätigen als auch Nachrichten versenden (vgl. Skype). Man kann den Dienst auch zu einem rudimentären sozialen Netzwerk ausbauen, in diesem Sinn ist er in Japan auch Konkurrenz von Mixi.

Im Gegensatz beispielsweise zu Skype kann Line nicht gleichzeitig auf mehreren Geräten verwendet werden, sondern immer nur auf einem. Bei Neuinstallation auf einem anderen wird die Benutzungsmöglichkeit desselben Programmes auf dem davor verwendetem Gerät deaktiviert und umgekehrt. Eine Ausnahme bildet die Kombination Android/Windows. Ist die Applikation auf Android installiert, kann parallel eine Instanz auf einem Windows-PC installiert werden. Beide Applikationen können dann sogar zeitgleich betrieben werden, sodass auch ein Datenaustausch zwischen der Android-Version und der Windows-Version möglich ist. Bilder von anderen Chat-Teilnehmern können somit direkt auf der Windows-Umgebung heruntergeladen werden (und umgekehrt); möchte man Bilder oder Dokumente mit sich selbst austauschen muss man das interne Tool Keep verwenden. Diese Funktion eröffnet die Möglichkeit, Daten (Bilder, Dokumente) des Telefons mit dem Windows-PC auszutauschen, ohne dass das Handy mit dem PC physisch verbunden sein muss.

Ab Version 4.8 bietet die App mit LINE Pay auch ein mobiles Bezahl- und Geldtransfersystem an.

Line bietet den Nutzern eine rudimentäre Social-Media-Homepage und Chronik an. Beide Funktionen sind aktuell für Nutzer, die sich mit einer deutschen Telefonnummer registriert haben, nicht verfügbar.

Geschichte
Als nach dem Tōhoku-Erdbeben 2011 das japanische Telefonnetz nicht gut funktionierte, lancierte das koreanische Mutterunternehmen Naver Corporation dort das kostenlose Programm Line für Android und iOS und konnte darauf in ganz Japan spektakuläre Erfolge feiern. Später wurde Line Japan von anderen Naver-Aktivitäten wie z. B. Gaming abgespalten und tritt fortan japanisch auf. Die Firma vermarktet sich seither als international erfolgreiche, japanische Firma im Social-Web-Segment, auch wenn sie noch immer eine Tochtergesellschaft ist. Zur Jahresmitte 2014 hatte der Dienst über 400 Millionen registrierte Kunden.

Seit Juli 2016 ist die Ende-zu-Ende-Verschlüsselung bei Line voreingestellt. Im November 2018 ist Line eine Kooperation mit WeChat Pay eingegangen.

Zensur in China
Im Mai 2013 wurde bekannt, dass Line (beziehungsweise der dahinter stehende App-Anbieter Lianwo) in die Mobile-App einen Code eingebaut hat, der bestimmte Wörter erkennen und daraufhin das Versenden der dazugehörigen Nachricht unmöglich machen soll.

Die ursprüngliche Liste der betroffenen Wörter umfasste 150 Einträge. Die meisten davon im Zusammenhang mit aktuellen politischen Ereignissen in China, Menschenrechten und generell heiklen politischen Themen. Zusätzlich waren auch etliche Begriffe enthalten, die zumindest aktuell keine brisante Bedeutung erkennen ließen. Interessant ist es zu wissen, dass Line auch international verwendet wird und außerhalb Chinas keinerlei Zensur stattfindet. Wird aber während der Installation China als Ursprungsland erkannt, lädt die App die aktuelle Zensurliste herunter und aktiviert die Blockierung entsprechender Nachrichten. Das Citizen Lab, eine Einrichtung an der University of Toronto, hat nach eigenen Angaben darüber hinaus noch Zugriff auf zwei weitere Listen, von denen "Version 20" 223 Wörter und "Version 21" 370 Wörter umfasst. Prominente Vertreter dabei sind zum Beispiel das Tian'anmen-Massaker, die Falun Gong oder Wen Jiabao.

Das Vorgehen von Line ist kein Einzelfall, sondern trifft auf viele große Firmen in China zu, die alle ohne Ausnahme fürchten müssen, von der chinesischen Regierung mit Sanktionen bis hin zur Einstellung aller Aktivitäten belegt zu werden. Momentan hat Line 280 Millionen registrierte Nutzer und ist – bezogen auf den Marktanteil – die größte Messaging-App in Japan, Thailand und Taiwan. Der chinesische Markt gilt als erklärtes Expansionsziel der Firma, was eine wohlgesinnte Haltung der Regierung voraussetzt.

Kritik
Die Stiftung Warentest bewertete Line im Februar 2014 als "sehr kritisch" in Sachen Datenschutz. Bei ihrem zweiten Test im August 2015 bewertet sie Line jedoch als "befriedigend" im "Umgang mit persönlichen Daten".

Siehe auch
 Liste von mobilen Instant-Messengern

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website
 Förderland-Artikel 2013

Einzelnachweise

Instant Messenger
Instant-Messaging-Protokoll
VoIP-Provider
Chat-Dienst
Freeware
Windows-Software
MacOS-Software
Android-Software
IOS-Software
Naver Corporation


Also called block. a platform from which an auctioneer sells: the old courthouse where slaves were sold from the auction block.
put on the auction block, to offer for sale at auction; offer to sell to the highest bidder.Also put on the block.
She listened for the gathering buzzing of voices in the next room, around the auction-block.
It was the auction-block horror that first prompted him to seek freedom.
The temple of American liberty was finished—the auction-block was the corner-stone.
I stood by him on the auction-block; and when I stepped down, they thought they had him sure.
At last I was dressed in clean, showy clothes and led to the auction-block, where I was auctioned off to the highest bidder.


NEW DELHI, Delhi-based self-drive car rental service provider Voler on Monday launched its services in the capital, offering consumers a choice to rent a car on an hourly, daily or monthly basis.
Bengaluru: Voler has arrived at Bengaluru and entered the southern India market. The self-drive car rental company, headquartered in Kolkata, officially launched the services in the city on Thursday.
Need to drive on a particular day but don't have a car with the right license plate? Delhi-based car rental service Voler says it has the answer: Rent one.
Have you been stuck in a situation where you can't access your car because it's at service? Are you tired of driving the same car? Have you travelled abroad and wished the self –drive concept exists in India?
Delhi-based self-drive car rental service provider Voler is looking to capture major space with its knowledge of the industry and operational expertise to manage 2,000 cars and multiple offices in India, a top official of the company has said.
In recent years, on-demand self-drive car rental market has gone under huge transformation. Rising urban population, growth in personal disposable income and growing preference towards car travels for long distance leisure trips has provided spurt to the market growth.
New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS) Delhi-based self-drive car rental service provider Voler on Monday launched its services in the capital, offering consumers a choice to rent a car on an hourly, daily or monthly basis.
Voler, a personal urban mobility solutions provider in India, today announced the launch of its Self- drive car rental enterprise. This service will currently be available only in Delhi. However, the company is planning to expand in major metro cities in next six months.
Delhi-based self-drive car rental service provider Voler on Monday launched its services in the capital, offering consumers a choice to rent a car on an hourly, daily or monthly basis.
Voler has announced the launch of a self-drive car rental service in Delhi. At present, Voler's fleet consists of cars ranging from the Maruti Swift and Honda Amaze to Mercedes GLA and Toyota Fortuner. The company offers doorstep service in addition to more than 100 pick-up locations.
Bengaluru, Jun 16 (PTI) Self-drive car rental company Voler today launched its operations here with a plan to expand to cities like Hyderabad and Chennai by the year-end.
There's a new self-drive car rental in town, Voler that has launched initially in Delhi. The new service offers delivery at your doorstep along with 24/7 roadside assistance. There are 100 plus pickup locations currently in Delhi and their fleet ranges from Tata Nano and Honda Amaze to Toyota Fortuner and Mercedes GLA. They have some of the latest and interesting cars on offer with automatic and manual transmission options to choose from.


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Q: How do i compress/change my mobile version redirect codes? How do i compress/change my mobile version redirect codes? Its making my website really slow and online compressors aren't working.
<script type="text/javascript">
    if((navigator.userAgent.indexOf('iPhone')!=-1)||(navigator.userAgent.indexOf('iPod')!=-1)||(navigator.userAgent.indexOf('iPad')!=-1)){document.location="http://mobile.gv.x10.mx/"}
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
   -1!=navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Android")&&(document.location="http://mobile.hj.x10.mx/");
</script>
<script>
    if ((navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i)) || (navigator.userAgent.match(/iPad/i))) {
   location.replace("http://mobile.hj.x10.mx/");
</script>
<script>
    if (screen.width <= 850) {
        document.location = "http://mobile.hj.x10.mx/";
    }
</script>

Anyone have a better version that works for all platforms?

A: This will redirect all mobile devices to one page:
# Redirect Mobile Devices
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} "android|blackberry|iphone|ipod|iemobile" [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://mobile.onlythebestoftheweb.x10.mx/ [R=301,L]

Or you can send each mobile device to a different page:
# Redirect Mobile Devices
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^.*iPhone.*$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://mobile.onlythebestoftheweb.x10.mx/ [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^.*BlackBerry.*$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://mobile.onlythebestoftheweb.x10.mx/ [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^.*Android.*$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://mobile.onlythebestoftheweb.x10.mx/[R=301,L]

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You may sometimes need many child transactions to be posted for every source transaction. This can be done by posting a child transaction for every row in a source grid using GenMap.
Consider the example of Employees to Contacts. The Employee form has a grid in which different addresses and phone numbers are entered. For each of these rows a child transaction into contact is posted as shown below.
In the above example, note that for every row in the grid a transaction is posted into contacts. You can use a control field to post only certain rows as transactions.
Set Based On DC property as DC2. That is for every row in dc2, a child transaction is posted.
In case a business rule fails in any of the child transactions, all transactions are rolled back including the source transaction. This will ensure the data integrity is maintained. Moreover, a genmap gets executed when ever data is submitted to a TStruct. It may be through a front end form, a web page, an import from CSV or XL file or an action.
When the source transaction is deleted, all child transactions are removed. Similarly, when a any row in the source grid is removed, the corresponding child transactions are removed.


We love all things Google Map and Google Streetview related. The latest thing the Google labs have cooked up are 360 degree views of world famous sites, such as my bedroom the Sydney Opera House, the Statue of Liberty, and Trevi Fountain in Rome. Previously, you could look at randomly uploaded pics on Google Maps. Now, they have compiled publicly shared photos on Picasa and Panoramio and compiled them into photo tours of these sites (via Google's Lat Long Blog).
Watch the instructional video below, or spend some time on Google Maps and figure it out yourself. My parents forced me to figure out everything myself, and that's why I can only wear velcro shoes as an adult.


Delete friends on facebook app.
Tap OK when prompted. To block someone, click the Menu icon in the top corner of the screen, tap Settings and then select Blocking. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 8. Warnings Once you unfriend someone, there is no way to undo the action without re-friending them. Sign up using Email and Password.
Facebook Mobile and Desktop Apps Note: If you unfriend someone, you'll be removed from that person's friends list as How do I delete a friend request?. You can delete lists you create and archive smart lists.
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To delete a friend list you created: Click Friend Click Manage List and select Delete List. DELETE ALL FRIENDS AT ONCE IN FACEBOOK - FRIEND REMOVER PRO - Friend Remover PRO App helps you find & delete inactive.
Click the Friends tab. This will open your Timeline. Please enter a valid email.
If you're using an Android mobile device, you can unfriend people using both the Facebook app and the mobile version of the Facebook website.
Delete friends on facebook app Blocking someone prevents the person from initiating chats with you, sending you messages, adding you as a friend, or viewing posts you make or share on your Timeline.
Go to the Friend Remover webpage. Sign up using Facebook. How do I use my account to delete somebody from another account?
It's a blue box with a white silhouette of a person on it.
Click the Unfriend link. A window pops up asking if you're sure you want to remove this friend. Click the Remove from Friends button.
Take a moment of silence. Facebook Friend Remover PRO – FB Friends Removal App helps you find & delete inactive friends quick & easily. Remove several.
To delete friends on Facebook with your iPhone, simply block your friend. Open up the native Facebook for iPhone app and click on "account".
How do I delete Facebook friends from an Android device? To block friends from ever seeing you again: This option is in the menu.
The friend will be removed from your Facebook Friends list. How to Unfriend on Facebook Mobile on an Android.
Please enter a valid email. Repeat as needed with other friends.
FREE DATING SITES MN Click Add to Chrome.
Answer this question Flag as Tap OK when prompted. That will take you to your editable friends list: The appearance of buttons and menu items varies only slightly.
This wikiHow teaches you how to unfriend multiple people at once on Facebook. Thanks for letting us know.


Directories are the directories being worked in while application controls some aspects of the behaviour. Trigger are programs that are executed before and after a deployment.
The configuration is done using a YAML, TOML or ini file. This readme shows all samples as YAML.
This is the directory where the daemon looks for tarballs to deploy. A tarball must have an extension of .tgz or .tar.gz.
A directory where the links to the deployed applications will be created. For a tarball named app.tgz a symbolic link app will be created.
This is the place where the extracted applications reside. Each directory has it's own directory containing 1 to n folders with different versions.
After an application is extracted, the file owner has to be changed to the webserver user.
The number of backups to keep in the application directory. Set to -1 to have all versions retained, 0 to have no backups or any higher number to retain a certain amount of versions.
The daemon batches changes to tarballs as a protection against constantly changing files. You can change the amount of time in seconds to push changed tarballs to the runtime.
Everything higher or equal to the configured level will be logged. Eg if you set it to warn, error will be logged too, but not debug or info.
The command is run in the deployment directory ( that is the subfolder within the application directory which might be kept as a backup ).
You might want to consider that the folder within the webroot is a symbolic link. Some webserver software requires special options to be set to support that type of configuration.