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Q: Pango + Cairo; is there an existing approach for handling  style tags in text? Pango syntax supports some text only markup. As far as i can see this does not extend to embedding images as well.
Looking around I cannot find much in the way of an existing implementation, but i havent done pango+cairo work before so i might be missing the obvious community for it.
As far as i can tell a reasonable approach would be to just analyse a string, pull out any  tags, create cairo images, and then modify the pango layout around them accordingly.
It also seems like something someone might have done before.
Im specifically looking for an answer on these questions:

*

*Does pango+cairo already solve this and I have just misread the docs?

*Has something like this been done before, and where is a reference?

*Is this a reasonable approach, or should i try something else, and what?

(also note i am using ruby, so that may affect my options)

A: I've been through the source of the markup parser and it does not allow for "shape" attributes (the way Pango almost incorporates graphics) but it is possible to do it "by hand".
Since there is absolutely no example code on the Web, here's Pango/Cairo/Images 101.
For a simple demo, I created an 800x400 window, added a GtkDrawingArea and connected up the "draw" signal. Before entering the main program loop, I initialized it with the following code:
PangoLayout     *Pango;
void init_drawingArea (GtkWidget *pWidget)
{
  cairo_surface_t *pImg = cairo_image_surface_create_from_png ("linux.png");
  PangoRectangle   r = {0, 0, PANGO_SCALE * cairo_image_surface_get_width (pImg),
                              PANGO_SCALE * cairo_image_surface_get_height(pImg)};
  PangoContext    *ctxt = gtk_widget_get_pango_context (pWidget);
  PangoAttrList   *attList = pango_attr_list_new();
  PangoAttribute  *attr;

  Pango = pango_layout_new (ctxt);

  pango_cairo_context_set_shape_renderer (ctxt, render, NULL, NULL);
  pango_layout_set_text (Pango, pszLorem, -1);
  pango_layout_set_width(Pango, PANGO_SCALE * 800);
  attr = pango_attr_shape_new_with_data(&r, &r, pImg, NULL, NULL);
  attr->start_index = 0; attr->end_index = 1;
  pango_attr_list_insert (attList, attr);

  attr = pango_attr_shape_new_with_data(&r, &r, pImg, NULL, NULL);
  attr->start_index = 152; attr->end_index = 153;
  pango_attr_list_insert (attList, attr);

  pango_layout_set_attributes (Pango, attList);
}

The context's shape renderer is set to render () and a PangoLayout is created and initialized. It then creates 2 shape attributes, sets the user data to a cairo surface which we populate from a png file and applies the attributes to characters 0 and 152 of the text.
The "draw" signal processing is straightforward.
gboolean onDraw (GtkWidget *pWidget, cairo_t *cr, gpointer user_data)
{
  pango_cairo_show_layout (cr, Pango);
  return 1;
}

and the render () PangoCairoShapeRenderFunc function is called as needed:
void render (cairo_t *cr, PangoAttrShape *pShape, gboolean do_path, gpointer data)
{
  cairo_surface_t *img = (cairo_surface_t *)pShape->data;
  double  dx, dy;

  cairo_get_current_point(cr, &dx, &dy);
  cairo_set_source_surface(cr, img, dx, dy);
  cairo_rectangle (cr, dx, dy, pShape->ink_rect.width/PANGO_SCALE,
                               pShape->ink_rect.height/PANGO_SCALE);
  cairo_fill(cr);
}

Taking the current point from cairo, it draws a rectangle and fills it with the image.

And that's pretty much all it does. Images were added as an afterthought and it shows. They are subject to the same rules as any other glyph so they are limited to the equivalent of CSS's display: inline.
I've put the code up at http://immortalsofar.com/PangoDemo/ if anyone wants to play with it. Me, I arrived here trying to get around GtkTextBuffer's limitations. Guess I'll just have to go deeper.


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Why is it better to use "#!/usr/bin/env NAME" instead of "#!/path/to/NAME" as my shebang?
It isn't necessarily better.
The advantage of #!/usr/bin/env python is that it will use whatever python executable appears first in the user's $PATH.
The disadvantage of #!/usr/bin/env python is that it will use whatever python executable appears first in the user's $PATH.
That means that the script could behave differently depending on who runs it. For one user, it might use the /usr/bin/python that was installed with the OS. For another, it might use an experimental /home/phred/bin/python that doesn't quite work correctly.
And if python is only installed in /usr/local/bin, a user who doesn't have /usr/local/bin in $PATH won't even be able to run the script. (That's probably not too likely on modern systems, but it could easily happen for a more obscure interpreter.)
By specifying #!/usr/bin/python you specify exactly which interpreter will be used to run the script on a particular system.
Another potential problem is that the #!/usr/bin/env trick doesn't let you pass arguments to the intrepreter (other than the name of the script, which is passed implicitly). This usually isn't an issue, but it can be. Many Perl scripts are written with #!/usr/bin/perl -w, but use warnings; is the recommended replacement these days. Csh scripts should use #!/bin/csh -f -- but csh scripts are not recommended in the first place. But there could be other examples.
I have a number of Perl scripts in a personal source control system that I install when I set up an account on a new system. I use an installer script that modifies the #! line of each script as it installs it in my $HOME/bin. (I haven't had to use anything other than #!/usr/bin/perl lately; it goes back to times when Perl often wasn't installed by default.)
A minor point: the #!/usr/bin/env trick is arguably an abuse of the env command, which was originally intended (as the name implies) to invoke a command with an altered environment. Furthermore, some older systems (including SunOS 4, if I recall correctly) didn't have the env command in /usr/bin. Neither of these is likely to be a significant concern. env does work this way, a lot of scripts do use the #!/usr/bin/env trick, and OS providers aren't likely to do anything to break it. It might be an issue if you want your script to run on a really old system, but then you're likely to need to modify it anyway.

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I am struggling to get F16 installs to boot on my Thinkpad T420s.
Both F16 Live and Net install fine but then rebooting and *nothing* happens.
older laptop it sees the GPT partition fine and shows the grub2 menu.
Is my laptop too new or what could be going wrong?
What information can I provide to debug this?
3. Fedora menu does not appear - machine fails to boot.
3. Fedora boot menu to appear and Fedora to boot up.
F15 installs and boots fine on T420s.
I have only tried x86_64 if that should matter.
Yeah, logs would be a good start to get us going here.  They're in /var/log/anaconda/ post installation, or /tmp/anaconda.log, /tmp/syslog, and /tmp/program.log during installation.
error messages in the attached logs below.
Ok the warning is "There was an error installing the bootloader.
The system may not be bootable." which turns out to be true.
I suspect the new summary may be too simplified.
but install boots fine on an old IBM Thinkpad X60.
(though I have disabled UEFI boot in BIOS settings).
Jens, can you try with more recent F16 Beta RCs? This should be resolved in anaconda-16.19-1, which is in F16-Beta-RC3.
At least part of the problem here seems to be that we're trying to install grub2 to the MBR of the USB (guessing here) device holding your install media. Obviously that's not sensible on anaconda's part.
Is there any more information I can provide to help?
> grub2 to the MBR of the USB (guessing here) device holding your install media.
> Obviously that's not sensible on anaconda's part.
installation has completed so it is not being affected anyway.
So you are no longer getting any errors about bootloader install?
Thanks David - I will try your updates-735733.0.img soon.
and it boots fine with grub2.
3. If instead I install F16 over the whole HD - it fails to boot.
Ah I guess in that case it falls back to msdos partioning?
I may try updating my BIOS later to see if that should help.
F15 uses msdos disklabels, so that's what you had after installing it. F16 does not create a new disklabel unless you use the whole disk, which you didn't do. So that install worked because it was not using gpt. The third case fails to boot because it is creating a gpt disklabel. If you had chosen to use the whole disk when installing F16 on top of F15 you would have had another failure. The only thing about the F15 install that makes any difference is the msdos disklabel it leaves behind.
Thanks for the explanation - finally it all makes sense.
and gaves updates= arg to liveinst and it worked!
with a broken BIOS for GPT.
that even the latest T420s BIOS doesn't fix this problem.
I think https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=741056 may be another case of this bug (indicated the T510 is also screwed).
Doesn't RH have a moderately functional relationship with Lenovo? Couldn't we lean on them to fix this with a BIOS update at least?
Note, bug 741056 is from a T520, not a T510, but I'd guess the same problem.  I am willing to test said BIOS if you could get Lenovo to play along.
I also have a spare 2.5" SSD on the way, I'll attempt comment 19 when it arrives.
via UEFI, without updating my BIOS.
rather than people having to work out the nogpt kernel bootline workaround?
I hope someone at Red Hat could also report this issue directly to Lenovo.
we don't generally include 'workaround' options like that. the LVM and encryption checkboxes aren't workarounds, exactly, but features. LVM is a checkbox now kinda because we're expecting it to be unnecessary with BTRFS in future. A GPT checkbox would be pretty unclear to a lot of people.
current plan is either to have a whitelist, if anyone feels like writing one, or document the nogpt parameter in relnotes / common bugs.
Just wanted to note that the Thinkpad x120e is also affected by this problem. A normal install attempt with the Fedora 16 Beta install DVD resulted in an unbootable system. Trying again with the workaround from comment 19 worked just fine.
which documents some known problematic bios/gpt interaction cases. The first one looks like it might be what's affecting us here. Does someone want to try Rod's workaround #1?
Found some other cross-reference information for ThinkPad T420s from around the net (I have the same problem with a brand new 420).
Should we have anaconda do what Rod recommends as a first workaround - "mark the EFI GPT protective partition entry in the MBR as active/bootable" - by default when formatting a disk with GPT disklabel?
Can those affected by this bug please provide the output of 'dmidecode' run as root on the affected system? We need to be able to identify known affected systems more precisely than just by the model number. thanks!
It would also really help if someone can try the workaround mentioned in comment #33 on an affected system and see if it helps.
Adam, I've been gone but plan to test this weekend.  Will report back.
^^ Sorry, for a T520.
Hmm.. is support for "nogpt" boot option supposed to be already in F16 final TC1?
I just tried TC1, and "nogpt" doesn't seem to help..
F16 final TC1 seems to be using Anaconda 16.21.
- I started installation with the "nogpt" boot option and I accepted the default partitioning layout. After installation I checked the disk, and there was a GPT partition table and the "biosboot" (bios_grub) partition created.
The partitioning scheme you requested caused the following critical errors.
you have not created a bootloader stage1 target device.
You must correct these errors before you continue your installation of Fedora.
So it seems it's still not possible to create an old-style MSDOS partition table..
> comment #33 on an affected system and see if it helps.
I installed a spare WD spinning HD and installed F16 Alpha RC5 (cause the TC1 64 bit ISOs are not yet available) and it booted fine, without the work-a-round and without using the nogpt option?  Can't explain it.
When the TC1 x64 ISOs arrive I will blast by SSD and see what happens.  This setup will be the same as Bug 741056.
(A working nogpt option would be nice though.
For what its worth I got the system running by using the workaround suggested in comment 12 - install F15 first to get the MSDOS based disk labels and drop F16 into those partitions.
I think the 'nogpt' patch missed tc1 as dlehman was on vacation last week. You'll still need to use the updates.img from comment #19, if it works against TC1.
This should either go on the common bugs page or in the release notes -- probably both.
David, did the nogpt patch make it into the just released 64bit installs?
Andy: no. See comment #51.
anaconda-16.22-1.fc16 has been submitted as an update for Fedora 16.
Any update on how anaconda is fixing this issue?
> Any update on how anaconda is fixing this issue?
You mean how is anaconda going to fix your broken BIOS? That we cannot do. However, the nogpt patch will be in the next released fedora 16 trees/isos, in anaconda-16.22-1.
Yeah, that's what I was looking for, your the man thanks!
we _could_ also simply blacklist all lenovos back to using msdos, but that's still being discussed.
anaconda-16.22-1.fc16 has been pushed to the Fedora 16 stable repository.  If problems still persist, please make note of it in this bug report.
I can confirm Fedora 16 Final TC2 x64 supports "nogpt" boot option now and actually creates MSDOS partition table! Thanks!


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Q: Find all possible words that start with a particular character and display in C (Dictionary implementation using Binary trees) I'm trying to write a function which takes a node structure and a alphabet as arguments and based on that alphabet it should show me all the possible words starting with that alphabet in the binary tree.But the function I have written just shows me the 1st word starting with that alphabet.
Any help would be appreciated...thanks
Here is the node structure,function defination and the call that I have written:
//Node structure
    typedef struct treeNode
     {
       char word[100];
       char mean[1024];
       struct treeNode *right;
       struct treeNode *left;
      }treeNode;

   //Function definition

   treeNode *first(treeNode *node,char alpha)
   {
    if(node==NULL)
    return;
    else if(alpha==node->word[0])
    {
    first(node->right,alpha);
      printf("Entry for %c found:\n",alpha);
      printf("%s means: %s .\n",node->word,node->mean);
     first(node->left,alpha);
    }
    else
     return;
      }
   //Fuction call

   case 5:printf("Enter the 1st letter to find the corresponding    words\n");
scanf(" %c",&alpha);
first(root,alpha);
break;

A: After finding the node which starts with the given letter you should loop through the child until it has no child or to the leaf to check if that node has still children which may have a word which starts with the given character.
Btw why is the function name has a return type of treeNode? are you trying to return the node which has the same first letter of the given character? or you are just going to display it?
What I'm posting is just displaying it so I changed the function return type
void first(treeNode *node,char alpha)
{
if(node==NULL)
     //do something
else if(node->word[0] < alpha)
     first(node->right,alpha);
else if(node->word[0] > alpha)
     first(node->left,alpha);
else
{
     first(node->left,alpha);
     printf("Entry for %c found:\n",alpha);
     printf("%s means: %s .\n",node->word,node->mean);
     first(node->right,alpha);
}
}

A: What you want is an in-order traversal of the tree, with some constraints on starting and stopping.
Find out more at Wikipedia.
In short:

*

*Maintain a state flag, "showing," that indicates whether you should show the word or not. At start, showing = FALSE.

*Perform your search for the first word starting with whatever character.

*Set showing = TRUE and do what you must to emit the word.

*Convert from a search to a traverse.

*Continue until you run out of words starting with that character.

*Set showing = FALSE and return upwards.

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As far as brands go, I've long been devoted to the MAC Penultimate Liner, but this past weekend I decided to try something new and my allegiance has changed! Y'all, the Stila Stay All Day liner is amazing. The tip stays rigid, allowing for a perfect cat-eye and lots more control. Plus, it stays put all day and doesn't end up in the crease of your eyelid, which is a risk when you do a thicker line.
What's your favorite brand? I've not found a drugstore brand that doesn't bleed into my eye crease, even with primers, but I'm sure others would love to know!


With a life motto of "Status Quo – No Bueno," Melissa Cizauskas is sure to be working on something big. Real estate agent, volunteer, mother, wife and, most recently, community organizer and radio host, Melissa has several goals and her track record proves she will get the job done.
Melissa and her family relocated to Carmel Valley almost five years ago from the Silicon Valley area. Melissa is a successful realtor among many other pursuits. Husband Michael owns Royal Palm Pool, and their daughter is active in volleyball, dance, and cheerleading.
Recently Melissa has organized the Women Entrepreneurs Group in Carmel Valley. The idea was a "light bulb moment" after running into a few people she knew from the gym at an open house she was hosting. Melissa admitted, "I realized that I truly had no idea (apparently nor did many of these gym members) how amazing the people were that I was working out next to." And the Women Entrepreneurs Group was born. "In Carmel Valley especially, there are many self-employed individuals and entrepreneurs, and it's important to get to know those in your community because we are closer than we think," she stated. "Why not learn who we could do business with?" With the success of the local group, Melissa is in the process of establishing a Women's Networking Group in Orange County.
Melissa's energy and commitment has also proven to be a key to her success in real estate. Since 1989 she has worked in a variety of areas from new home development to title and escrow, and her accomplishments have been recognized and awarded in both Northern California and San Diego. Today Melissa is a top agent at Keller Williams Carmel Valley/Del Mar.


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Matt Schmoldt
(385) 217-5553	2072 North Main Street
Logan,	UT 84341
Free ConsultationOffers Video ChatLogan, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Workers' Comp
Hi, my name is Matt Schmoldt and I'm a Utah personal injury lawyer.
My job is to get you a LARGER settlement than what you'd get on your own.
I also help you with your medical bills.
And I make sure that you get the right medical treatment.
Please don't worry about being able to pay: I only get paid when you get a settlement check.
Looking forward to helping you,
Aaron K. Bergman
Logan, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
(435) 752-6300	399 North Main St
Medical Malpractice, Business, Civil Rights and Products Liability
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Brad Bearnson
Logan, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 39 years of experience
Medical Malpractice, Business, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Brad Bearnson is an acclaimed Logan, Utah and Cave Creek, Arizona attorney who has achieved success in several disciplines of law including personal injury, medical malpractice and negligence, product liability, business law, tax law, estate planning, labor and employment law, and commercial litigation. Brad has a diverse background in the law. His particular emphasis is on assisting personal injury, products liability, and other injured victims in obtaining a fair recovery for their losses. Because of his prior extensive business background he also continues to assist clients in business related issues and commercial litigation. Brad is admitted to practice...
Jack Helgesen
Layton, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 40 years of experience
Free ConsultationOffers Video ChatMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Jack Helgesen has spent his career winning big victories for the underdog for over 38 years. He has fought for injury victims as a state and national leader of the largest injury law associations. He has also won some of the largest settlements in Utah. Early in his career, Mr. Helgesen won one of the first million-dollar awards in a Utah medical malpractice trial. As a consumer trial lawyer, Jack Helgesen and his partners won one of the largest class-action cases in the history of Utah in the case of Brumley v. Utah Tax Commission. As an appellate lawyer, Jack...
Vanessa R Walsh
Layton, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 4 years of experience
(801) 499-5060	1834 E 3100 N
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Vanessa Walsh graduated with honors from the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah where she received the David T. Lewis Clinical Award; the Clinical Legal Education Association ("CLEA") Award for excellence in fieldwork in advocacy; the Alonzo Watson Public Interest award for commitment to social justice, educational opportunity and public service; and the Steven Magleby Memorial Award for advocacy on behalf of individuals with disabilities. Ms. Walsh holds a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix, and a Bachelors of Science in Economics from the University of Utah
Beyond helping the individual clients that I...
Michael Houtz
Ogden, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 30 years of experience
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Civil Rights, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Michael Houtz graduated from BYU in 1984 with a B.A. degree in European studies. Before returning to BYU where he received his J.D. Law degree in 1989, he received a masters degree in French Studies from New York University. After graduating law school, he served as a clerk for the Arizona Court of appeals. He then returned to Utah and started his career working as an attorney for Helgesen, Houtz & Jones in Ogden in 1991. The firm made him a partner in 1996. Michael Houtz is one of the best Social Security Disability lawyers in the state of Utah. It...
Shawn Beus
Ogden, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Lindy Vandyke
(801) 621-3317	635 25th St
John Ference
(801) 621-3646	2485 Grant Ave
George Handy
Ogden, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
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Jared R. Faerber
Sandy, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 21 years of experience
(801) 438-1099	8160 S Highland Drive, Suite 110
Sandy,	UT 84093
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Asbestos, Personal Injury and Products Liability
-Practice focused exclusively on serious personal injuries, automobile accidents, premises liability (slip and fall accidents), medical malpractice, and other severe injuries.
- Obtained numerous large injury settlements and awards, including one of the largest food poisoning cases to date.
- Regularly serve as Chairperson of pre-litigation screening panels for the Utah Department of Occupational and Professional Licensing to review medical malpractice claims for merit.
- 18 years experience.
- Adjunct Professor teaching "Torts: Personal Injury Litigation" to paralegal students at Salt Lake Community College.
- Bachelor of Science and Juris Doctor Degree, University of Utah. William H. Leary Scholar in...
William Rawlings
Draper, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 40 years of experience
(801) 553-0505	11576 S State St
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Western State University College of Law
Based in Utah, William R. Rawlings & Associates are an accident, personal injury and wrongful death law firm. We know the methods, techniques and strategies used by insurance companies to reduce or deny claims and money awards to which victims are entitled. Insurance companies are in the business to make a profit, but we are in the business of protecting your rights and obtaining the largest settlement possible. We have many locations to serve you; however, if you cannot come to us we will come to you, your home, office or the hospital. The consultation is completely free.
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Ned Siegfried
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 37 years of experience
(801) 266-0999	5664 S Green St
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
A founding partner and co-owner of Siegfried & Jensen since 1990, I earned a B.A. in history from the University of Utah in 1980 and a J.D. from Brigham Young University in 1983. I have been a proud member of the Utah State Bar since 1983 and have practiced law in Utah my entire career.
I practiced law as a sole practitioner from 1983 through 1990 when I formed Siegfried & Jensen with Mitch Jensen. Just the two of us grew the firm to over 70 employees, including 18 attorneys.
I sincerely believe the attorneys and staff at Siegfried & Jensen...
Daniel S. Garner
salt lake city, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 7 years of experience
10 west 100 south
Medical Malpractice, Criminal, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Daniel Garner began practicing law at a small boutique firm that focused on criminal defense and civil litigation. After some time with his original firm, Daniel joined the firm of Kipp and Christian. At Kipp and Christian Daniel focused on insurance defense, but he soon realized that he much preferred representing the individual as opposed to being a cog in the insurance company's machine.
Because of his desire to represent the individual, Daniel left Kipp and Christian and started his own firm Garner Law. After successfully representing individuals for two years on his own, Daniel made the decision to join...
George Tait
623 East 2100 South
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Arbitration & Mediation and Personal Injury
We know how devastating injuries from motorcycles can be. We are here to help you because insurance companies are tough to deal with. I have risen a motorcycle for over thirty years and enjoy representing fellow bikers. We work hard to get you fair compensation.
Jacquelynn Carmichael
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
I am a partner at the law firm Eisenberg, Gilchrist & Cutt and have been practicing law since 1993. As a personal injury attorney, I have the unique opportunity to help people who have been injured by the negligence of others. Through the years, my cases have involved injuries and wrongful deaths arising from bicycle accidents, auto accidents, defective products and medical malpractice. In addition to my legal practice, I am also actively involved in the Women's Law Caucus and serve on the Character and Fitness Committee for the Utah State Bar. I enjoy speaking...
Jordan Kendell
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
I am the managing partner of Eisenberg, Gilchrist & Cutt. I have exclusively represented injury victims for my entire career. My practice includes all areas of personal injury with an emphasis on defective products, trucking accidents, premises liability, brain and spinal cord injuries, and wrongful death. I have helped my clients recover millions of dollars through settlement, arbitration, and trial. I have worked on cases in many different states, and I have tried cases in Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. I have written and/or argued appeals to the Utah Supreme Court, the Utah Court of Appeals, and...
David Cutt
David A. Cutt is a 1991 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School and a founding member of Eisenberg, Gilchrist & Cutt. His practice focuses on catastrophic personal injury, product liability, and medical malpractice cases. He has tried numerous cases to verdict and obtained multiple seven figure recoveries on behalf of his injured clients. Mr. Cutt has particular expertise prosecuting cases on behalf of people who have suffered brain or spinal cord injuries, as well as pursuing claims for injuries caused by defective automobile tires and other dangerous products. Mr. Cutt sits on the board...
Todd Bradford
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 11 years of experience
University of South Dakota School of Law
I received a bachelor's degree from the University of Utah in 2005 and a J.D. from The University of South Dakota in 2009. I have been practicing personal injury law as an attorney for over 5 years. Before law school, I worked at Siegfried and Jensen for over 4 years in various positions.
I have come to realize the issues and problems that a person has to go through when they are forced to deal with a personal injury. I found great pride helping people deal with their personal injuries and after a while decided I wanted to become an attorney...
Jeffrey Eisenberg
Jeffrey D. Eisenberg, founding partner of Eisenberg, Gilchrist & Cutt, is a 1983 graduate of the University of Michigan Law School. Mr. Eisenberg has obtained seven figure recoveries for injured plaintiffs in more than two dozen cases, including jury verdicts of sixteen and seven million dollars. After spending nine years practicing at one of Salt Lake City's largest law firms, Mr. Eisenberg has spent the last sixteen years representing injury victims and their families in large and complex personal injury, malpractice, insurance bad faith and other tort cases. Mr. Eisenberg also occasionally accepts commercial injury cases on behalf of businesses...
Ross Anderson
Medical Malpractice, Civil Rights, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Kenneth L. Reich
Farmington, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 21 years of experience
(801) 923-8885	262 North University Avenue
Farmington,	UT 84025
Free ConsultationOffers Video ChatMedical Malpractice, Legal Malpractice and Personal Injury
I am passionate about helping my clients obtain the recovery they deserve, solve problems, build their business, avoid future litigation, and resolve disputes when they arise. I have over twenty-one years' experience helping my clients navigate legal waters by providing consultation before legal problems arise, assistance once problems arrive, and hard-hitting representation to resolve them in court, as necessary. I have represented individuals with personal injury, medical malpractice, and wrongful death claims as well as companies and their owners in various business-related claims in state and federal court. I work closely with clients to help relieve them of the burden...
Jared Pearson
Sandy, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 14 years of experience
(801) 888-0991	9192 South 300 West
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Bankruptcy, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Jared Pearson is a licensed Utah litigation attorney. Before forming Pearson Law Firm Jared practiced law in both Salt Lake and Utah County and represented companies and individuals in a number of matters, including family law, divorce, bankruptcy, criminal defense, contract disputes, personal injury, real estate transactions, and corporate law. Jared is an experienced bankruptcy attorney that has handled many Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. Jared has the knowledge and resources to handle any consumer bankruptcy case from start to finish and has the experience to foresee specific issues based on the unique circumstances of any given case...
Bryan Larson
South Jordan, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 38 years of experience
(888) 826-1384	922 W. Baxter Drive
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Legal Malpractice and Personal Injury
Bryan A. Larson and his law firm are known collectively as "Larson Law" and practice throughout the state of Utah. Over the years, the lawyers of Larson Law have recovered millions of dollars for their injured clients. They handle cases on a contingency fee basis, where a fee is only paid if they are successful in obtaining a result for their clients. Mr. Larson is a 1983 graduate of the J. Ruben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University. He is an AV® Preeminent™ attorney by Lexis Nexis Martindale Hubbel.® He has received numerous honors as an attorney...
Ryan M. Springer
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
(801) 849-0915	10813 South River Front Parkway; Suite 210
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Arbitration & Mediation, Health Care and Personal Injury
Damian Kidd
American Fork, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney with 15 years of experience
(801) 326-0809	388 W Main Street
Medical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Damian has been an attorney with The Advocates Driggs, Bills & Day since November 2007. He primarily handles personal injury cases such as automobile accidents, dog attacks, and premises and product liability cases. He has helped his clients recover millions of dollars in compensation for their injuries.
Damian graduated from the University of Idaho Law School in 2005. Following graduation, he opened his own practice, primarily working family law cases, and was in-house counsel for ClearPlay, Inc. From there, he was a deputy prosecuting attorney for Bingham County, Idaho, pursuing civil and criminal caseloads. He left the prosecutor's office to join...
Ronald Kramer
(801) 553-8840	12357 S 450 E
Ste. 1
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Employment and Personal Injury
Shortly after I graduated from law school, I started with a Salt Lake City firm where I represented persons who had been injured due to the carelessness or recklessness of someone else. I enjoyed what I did and took great satisfaction in helping real people, not insurance companies or corporations. I decided that this was the area of law I wanted to devote my legal career to.
I now own my own law firm, Kramer Law Group. We represent the same sorts of people I represented when I first started practicing. And I still enjoy it!
Our focus here is...
G. Eric Nielson
(801) 424-9088	4790 South Holladay Blvd.
Medical Malpractice, Health Care and Personal Injury
Daniel Oswald
Salt Lake City, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer
(801) 561-5600	311 S. State Street, Suite 240
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Real Estate
Rex Bushman
(801) 652-9413	140 West 9000 South #8
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Criminal, Family and Personal Injury
Grew up a musician in Las Vegas. Went back to school and obtained accounting degree at UNLV. Then was accepted to law school at BYU. Graduated and passed Utah State Bar in 1978 and have practiced law throughout the state of Utah ever since. Sang with Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Taught college at Washington Institute of Graduates Studies. Written two articles for Utah State Bar Journal and published two books. Have five children, two grandchildren. Passionate about justice and the law.
Robert Miner
(801) 363-8500	42 Exchange Pl
Medical Malpractice, Criminal, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Jeffrey Gooch
(801) 424-3800	1996 E 6400 S
I am the owner of founder of The Gooch Firm, P.C. As an accident and injury attorney I have enjoyed a solid legal career that spans over a decade. My professional legal staff and I work hard to get a fair legal outcome for our clients.
James Craig Swapp
Sandy, UT Medical Malpractice Attorney
(801) 990-1919	9980 S 300 W
Medical Malpractice, Elder, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Peter Baxter
(801) 532-7080	3 Triad Center
Reed Adams
Provo, UT Medical Malpractice Lawyer
(801) 375-6600	4844 N 300 W
Roger Christensen
Edward Havas
(801) 533-0400	36 S State St
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Let's face it, he's probably still not going to beat Mel B's version of "Word Up" in terms of classic covers but good on him for having a go. Rolling Stone reports: "Imagine arranging Merle Haggard's millions of fans in concentric circles. In the outermost ring, place the casual listeners, the ones familiar with "Mama Tried," some of the canonical 1960s material and maybe the hoopla around "Okie From Muskogee." A slightly smaller – if still spacious – circle encompasses those who stuck with Haggard as long as country radio did; he scored his last Number One airplay hit as a solo artist in 1987. Next you enter into a circle of dedicated enthusiasts, the active listeners who have continued to hunt down and pore over Haggard's LPs, and that's where you'll find Will Oldham, who records under the name Bonnie "Prince" Billy.
Oldham, a veteran singer/songwriter who works in a space abutting country, folk and rock, has been releasing albums on the Chicago indie label Drag City since the 1990s, and on May 5th, he is putting out a Haggard tribute LP, Best Troubador. There's a radical idea behind the record, a notion at odds with the overly simplistic way we tend to think about the artistic process. Standard wisdom suggests that a singer's best work is the early stuff, the results of a youthful, naive eruption of uncontainable creativity. This emphasis is often magnified if, like Haggard, an artist began recording in the oft-lionized Sixties.
To learn more about the creation of Roots Vol. 1, Oldham consulted Lou Bradley, who engineered the record – along with classics from George Jones, Charlie Rich and Johnny Paycheck. "I got [Bradley] on the phone and said, 'This is our plan,'" Oldham recounts. "He said, 'Wait a minute, one microphone? Who told you that? I mic'd everything.'" So Oldham changed course again, deciding to record in a setting he describes as "live to two-track in a living room." Some flute contributions from Nuala Kennedy were overdubbed later.
Oldham and his band execute Haggard's songs – many from after the 1970s – with a light touch. The drums are charmingly discreet, and loose, winning harmony singing, often male-female, gives the album a boost. Flute trills from Kennedy often join soft, curling lines from the saxophone player Drew Miller.


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Pathetic Man Watching Horror Movie He Already Decided He'll Absolutely Hate
This guy apparently couldn't find anything better to do with his time.
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Disgruntled moviegoer Landon Byers really hates Rob Zombie movies, but that apparently didn't stop the man from buying tickets to one of the first showings of the rock star's latest film, 3 from Hell, on a clear and beautiful evening. He could have decided on doing pretty much anything else with his time, such as looking for a real job instead of his voluntary work at a small-time movie review site, but here he is crammed inside a theater and ready to hate-watch something he doesn't want to see.
"I absolutely loathed The Devil's Rejects," said Byers as he took a big gulp from his blue Icee that then caused him to momentarily have a brain freeze. He was also carrying a large popcorn with extra butter. "I thought we'd seen the last of this kind of '70s throwback trash, but apparently not. It's good to be consistent in this line of work and since I reviewed the last entry in this series, I felt as though I was forced to do this one too, but I already know I'm going to hate it. Here goes."
Byers then walked into the theater and we followed from a distance. The man sat down near the front and started chowing down on his food as the previews came on. It was honestly kind of gross watching him, as he took huge handfuls of popcorn to shove into his mouth intermittently. Some of the kernels even landed on his shirt and fell to the ground as well. This didn't look like a man who was ready to review a movie at all.
Following the conclusion of the film, we caught up with Byers outside of the theater. "As I anticipated, it was terrible," he commented. "Probably one of his worst films I've ever seen. Rob Zombie should stick to his music, which is also awful, but at least there is more to appreciate there. Anyway, I'm off to give this movie zero points for the review site I work at. Goodbye."
Landon Byers then took his leave and entered his 1998 Suzuki Esteem, which had some significant rust going on along with a cracked windshield. We were coincidentally parked nearby and as we also started to leave, we noticed he was having some trouble starting up his car. This then caused him to start banging on his steering wheel in frustration.
We really couldn't be bothered to help, so we mentally wished good luck to that pathetic and literally poor fellow as we drove off shortly thereafter.
Horror Site Doesn't Even Cover News Anymore
Surprising its fans and followers, this outlet has decided to focus more on original content, reviews, and editorials.
New Year's Resolution 2020: Horror Podcaster Commits to Finishing Resident Evil 2 by Year's End
Will this man's indolence take hold or will he prevail and complete one of last year's best games against all odds?
The Rotting Corpse Presents the Best Horror Movies of 2019
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    std::vector<vkpp::CommandBuffer> mDrawCmdBuffers;

    vkpp::RenderPass mRenderPass;
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    std::vector<vkpp::Framebuffer> mFramebuffers;

    vkpp::DescriptorSetLayout mSetLayout;
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    vkpp::Semaphore mRenderingCompleteSemaphore;
    vkpp::Semaphore mPresentCompleteSemaphore;
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    void CreateDepthResource(void);
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    void CreateDescriptorPool(void);
    void AllocateDescriptorSet(void);

    void CreateUniformBuffer(void);
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    void CreateFences(void);

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    void CopyBuffer(vkpp::Buffer& aDstBuffer, const Buffer& aSrcBuffer, DeviceSize aSize) const;

    vkpp::CommandBuffer BeginOneTimeCmdBuffer(void) const;
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Bikini Kill - Revolution Girl Style Now
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September 25 street date. Bikini Kill Records is excited to announce the reissue of Revolution Girl Style Now on LP/CD/digital for the first time. Our reissue features three previously unreleased and mostly unheard tracks: Ocean Song, Just Once, and Playground. These songs feature a decidedly more grunge sound than the rest of the Bikini Kill catalog. The Revolution Girl Style Now demo tape was originally self released in May of 1991. The demo was recorded by Pat Maley at the ABC House in Olympia, WA earlier that year. Bikini Kill played one of their first shows at the house the night before and left their equipment set up to record the demo the next day. The songs were mixed by Guy Picciotto (Fugazi) and mastered by John Golden for this reissue.


This course concentrates on some central and controversial values invoked in the appraisal of political life and on a range of theories that seek to ground them. In particular, we will discuss the nature and scope of individual rights, liberty and autonomy; and questions concerning the nature and justification of democratic government.
■ Develop their own political philosophical positions in response to the literature, and back them up with careful and rigorous philosophical argument.


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Exclusive: Ram Kapoor didn't do bariatric surgery, wife Gautami Kapoor on the actor's transformation!
Ram Kapoor is on a fat-to-fit journey.
"Ram had dedicated himself to being fit and had set a deadline," says Ram Kapoor's wife Gautami Kapoor. The Bade Achche Lagte Hai actor suddenly came in the spotlight today for his jaw-dropping transformation. In a social media post, Ram put up a before and after juxtaposed pictures of his body. He evidentially has lost oodles of weight! According to his wife, it took a lot of efforts and time for Ram to become fab from flab.
In an exclusive interaction with in.com Gautami says, "The problem with Ram was that he was over-weight, but also he was very successful and getting a lot of work. He was putting on weight and the flab was piling up. He wasn't getting time for fitness at all, amidst his erratic shooting schedule. This is when he realized that he needs to take a sabbatical from work. Even though he received tempting offers, he preferred to stay away from showbiz and took a break for a year only to focus on his health."
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Gautami credited Ram's trainer for his mega transformation. The actor trained under his personal fitness coach, who has been working with him for 20 years. The ardent wife refuses to reveal the trainer's name and says Ram will do the honours once he is back to Mumbai. The transformation also attracted negative reactions, where a lot of people alleged that Ram went under the knife for a quick makeover. Clearing the air, Gautami says, "I am a paramedic myself. I very well know the side effects of bariatric surgery. Our common friends did suggest that Ram undergo the surgery, but we were sure that he should only take the natural route."
From giving up sweets and carbs, incorporating a lot of veggies in the diet to working out rigorously, Ram sweated it out to knock down the extra kilos. While Gautami refuses to share the number of kilos he lost, she says that he is only received half his goal. "By the end of the year, he should be able to achieve his target. He is hoping to get six-pack abs," concluded Gautami.
With the brand new physique, Mrs Kapoor says that Ram now wants to reinvent himself and is expecting to receive interesting roles on screen from here on.
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George Hillocks Jr. (June 15, 1934 - November 12, 2014) was an emeritus professor in the Department of Education, with a joint appointment in the Department of English Language and Literature at the University of Chicago. He received in 2011 the James R. Squire Award of the National Council of Teachers of English for having "a transforming influence and [making] a lasting intellectual contribution to the profession." He also received many other major awards (see below). His teaching career included the preparation of English teachers in the Master of Arts in Teaching program, and the mentoring of Ph.D. students in the doctoral program, at the University of Chicago. After retiring from the University he continued to present seminars and workshops for writing teachers across the US. His primary research interests centered on the teaching of writing, literature, and language in middle and high school English classes, and on large-scale writing assessment. When not teaching and writing, he was an accomplished bagpipe player, performing frequently for Chicago audiences and in international competitions.

Education

He received his B.A. in English, College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio, 1956, M.A. in English, Case Western Reserve University, 1958,  Diploma in English Studies, University of Edinburgh, Scotland, 1959.  He attended Harvard University, Graduate School of Education, summer, 1961.
Ph.D. in English, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, 1970--Dissertation: The Synthesis of Art and Ethic in Tom Jones

Teaching career
Hillocks began his teaching career teaching secondary English in the Euclid, Ohio public schools from 1956-1965. He then held various positions at Bowling Green State University from 1967 to 1971.  He moved to the University of Chicago in 1971 as assistant professor and remained there for the remainder of his career, rising through the ranks to Full Professor in 1985 until his retirement in 2003.

Publications
Hillocks's publications mostly focus on what happens in the classroom. His publications include the first NCTE Theory into Practice book, Observing and Writing. Using this model, his students have written seven additional books in the TIP/TRIP series. His review of research from 1963–1983, Research on Written Composition remains one of the most frequently referenced publications in composition studies, having been cited over 600 times. His publication Teaching Writing as Reflective Practice won the Russell Award for Distinguished Research presented by NCTE. The Testing Trap provides a critique of large-scale writing assessments. More recently, Narrative Writing: Learning a New Model for Teaching won NCTE's Richard Meade award for excellence in writing in the field of English Education.

Books
 Hillocks, G. (2011). Teaching argument writing, grades 6-12: Supporting claims with relevant evidence and clear reasoning. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.
 Hillocks, G. (2007). Narrative writing: Learning a new model for teaching. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.
 Hillocks, G. (2002). The testing trap: How state writing assessments control learning. New York: Teachers College Press.
Hillocks, G. (1999). Ways of thinking, ways of teaching. New York: Teachers College Press.
Hillocks, G. (1995). Teaching writing as reflective practice. New York: Teachers College Press.
Hillocks, G. (1986). Research on written composition: New directions for teaching. Urbana, IL: National Conference on Research in English and Educational Resources Information Center.
Hillocks, G. (1972). Alternatives in English: A critical analysis of elective programs. Urbana, IN: ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills and National Council of Teachers of English.
Hillocks, G., McCabe, B., & McCampbell, J. F. (1970). The dynamics of English instruction. New York: Random House, 1971.

Monographs
Hillocks, G., Smith, W. L., et al. (1986). Class size and English in the secondary school. Urbana: NCTE and ERIC.
Observing_and_Writing.pdf Hillocks, G. (1975). Observing and writing. Urbana: ERIC and NCTE.
Hillocks, G. (1971). An evaluation of Project Apex: A nongraded phase-elective English program. Trenton (Michigan) Public Schools, [Study conducted and published under the auspices of USOE].
Hillocks, G., Kinnick, B. J., et al. (1966). The school literary magazine. Champaign: National Council of Teachers of English.
Hillocks, G. (1965).Cooperative research project no. D-067: A comprehensive program in English for the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades. United States Office of Education.

Edited collections
 Hillocks, G. (1982). (Ed.). The English curriculum under fire: What are the real basics? Urbana, Il: National Council of Teachers of English.
 Hillocks, G. (Ed.) ( 1974.). Cutlass and rapier: A collection of satire. Reprinted as The last laugh. New York: Scholastic Book Services.
 Hillocks, G. & Shugrue, M. (Eds.). (1965). Classroom practices in teaching English, Champaign: National Council of Teachers of English.
 Hillocks, G. & McCampbell, J.F. (Eds.). (1965). Talks on the teaching of English. Euclid, Ohio: Project English Demonstration Center. Distributed by NCTE.
 Hillocks, G. & McCampbell, J. F. (Eds.). (1964). An introduction to a curriculum. Euclid, Ohio: Project English Demonstration Center.
 Hillocks, G.& Shugrue, M. (Eds.)(1964). Patterns and models for teaching English. Champaign: National Council of Teachers of English.

Honors and awards

Fellowships

 Fellow, American Educational Research Association 2009
 Elected to National Academy of Education, 2000
 Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto, CA, 2000–2001
 Fellow, National Conference on Research in English (now NCRLL), 1987

Research and service awards

 The Richard Meade Award for distinguished research in English education for the book Narrative Writing: Learning a New Model for Teaching November 2008.
 Distinguished Service Award from the National Council of Teachers of English 2004
 Outstanding Academic Work Award from Choice for The Testing Trap, 2003
 Thomas R. Watson Visiting Distinguished Professor of Rhetoric and Composition, Spring Semester, 2000, University of Louisville
 David H. Russell Award from NCTE for Distinguished Research in the Teaching of English for the book Teaching Writing as Reflective Practice 1997
 National Education Association Pacemaker Award for Euclid Central English Curriculum, 1965

Biographical listings

Listed in Who's Who in the World, 2001 edition
Listed in Who's Who in America, 2002- 2009 editions
Listed in Who's Who in American Education, 2007 edition

Leadership of national organizations

President, National Conference on Research on Language and Literacy, 2000–2001
Vice-president of National Conference on Research in Language and Literacy, 1999–2000
Chair, NCTE Standing Committee on Research

References

External links

Warranting Argument Across the Curriculum: A Conversation with George Hillocks, Jr.
George Hillocks, University of Chicago: Procedural Knowledge and Writing Instruction
Hillocks finds that standardized writing assessments may be harmful to children's learning
Research-Based Instructional Strategies in Writing Instruction - A summary of the work of George Hillocks, Writing as Reflective Practice
Personal Memorial Site

American academics of English literature
Case Western Reserve University alumni
Cleveland State University faculty
Harvard Graduate School of Education alumni
University of Chicago faculty
2014 deaths
1934 births
Bowling Green State University faculty


Taking a few materials left over from past projects I did a little experimentation and came up with this. Lately there has been a return to some work with bamboo, something I would love to do more of. I'll keep the bamboo in mind with some of my works this summer.


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The puzzle Rubik's cube is designed to practice your memory and thinking. It's becoming more and more popular every year. Except the standard cube 3×3, another types of the puzzle are being developed: 2×2, 5×5, 7×7. They are of different shapes: round, tetrahedron, hexagon, pyramid.
The hardest part of the cube's solving is to understand where you should start. It all depends on the sequence, which help you to understand how quickly you will solve a Rubik's cube.
We'll tell you how to solve a Rubik's cube 4×4 step by step in this article. Learning the scheme, you can easily solve the puzzle of the high difficulty.
Frontal facet (the one you look at).
There are more facets here, that's why the notations are slightly modified. The facets, which are near the corners, are denoted by capital latin letters. Those facets which are inside, are denoted by small symbols.
There are two left and two right layers on the frontal facet. (L, l, r, R).
There are back and frontal layers on the upper and lower facets (B, b, F, f).
There are upper and lower layers on the left and right facets (U, u, D, d).
The letter without an apostrophe means turn in a clockwise.
The apostrophe which is near the layer notation (for example, L') means that you should turn the left layer on a quarter counterclockwise.
If the letters stand together without a comma, the layers should be rotated simultaneously.
The numbers indicate how many times you should turn a particular facet.
You should solve each center at the first stage, without breaking the previous one. It's important to achieve the correct location of the needed colors when turning the inner layers. You should rotate only the outer facets after that in order not to break the centres.
First, use the combination: r, f', r', F, r, f, r.
Next you should apply the formula for the outer facets rotation: Rr, U, Rr', U, Rr, U2, Rr', U2.
Sometimes, when you are doing the combinations, the cubes don't take their places. In this case, the formulas are being applied until the elements will be solved.
You need to solve the paired cube's elements, which are opposite to the centers. You can break the centers at this stage. They will be solved in the end if the sequence was correct.
1. Ll', U', R, U, Rr or Rr, U, L2, U' Rr'.
2. Rr, U', R, U, R', F, R', F', Rr'.
3. Rr, U', R, U, R', F, R', F', Rr.
4. Dd, R, F', U, R', F, Dd'.
5. U, F', L, F', L', F, U'.
Click on this link to remember how to decode the formula.
1. R, U', l', U2, l', U2, l', U2, l', U, R', U, l, U', R, U, l, U', R', U, l2, U (1).
2. L2, d, R2, d, R2, d', L2, u', B2, u2, B2, u', B2, R2, B, r', B', R2, B, r, B (2).
3. R', F', U, F, R, B, U2, F', U, B', U', F, f, D', f, D, f', D', f', U2, f, D, f, D', f', D, f2, r, f, r, U2, r, f', r', f, F', U', F2, D, R, U, R', D', U', F2, U2, F, U (3).
You can go to another stage when the edges and the centers will be solved.
1. R' D' R F2.
3. F U' R U.
You can apply the combinations sequentially.
You should start from the upper facet. You should place one of the corner cubes at the bottom, using the so-called formula PIF-PAF: R U R' U'. It's used the most often at this stage.
The corner is at the top and the white cube looks to the left – F' U' F (1).
The corner is in the upper layer, the white cube looks to the right. Apply a combination R U R' (2).
The corner is at the top and the white cube looks at the top – R U R' U three times (3).
The corner is in the lower layer and the white cube looks to the left – R U' R2 F R F' (4).
The corner is at the bottom and the white cube looks to the right – R U R' U' R U R' U' (5).
The corner is in the lower opposite layer. You should move it into your layer (6), using the formula R U R'.
You should find 4 edges and put them between centers.
To do this, choose the color in the upper layer which you will solve the first. Rotate the upper facet until the colors match.
Algorithm to the left – U' L' U L F' L F L'.
Algorithm to the right – U R U' R' F R' F' R.
Parity – U R U' R' F R' F' R U2 U R U' R' F R' F' R.
Stopper – U R U' R' F R' F' R. There can be the first or the second situation as a result, where you should use the appropriate formula.
1. F R U R' U' F'.
2. F U R U' R' F'.
If there is only one cube of a needed color in the upper part, apply the first combination at first, then use the second one. Then use the following combinations to make the side completely solved.
1. R U R' U R U2 R'.
2. R U2 R' U' R U' R'.
You should apply the formulas for 2-3 times, alternating them with each other until the layer will be solved.
R2 D2 R U R' D2 R U' R.
R' U R' D2 R U' R' D2 R2.
Using these formulas, you will return the cubes into their places. If the corner is on a wrong facet, you should rotate the upper layer until the corner will take the right place.
1. R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2.
2. R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2 R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2.
1. R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2 U' R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2.
2. R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2 U R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2.
The cube is solved. If you have a good memory, you can learn the solving's scheme and try to solve the cube on speed.
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