ers for models of uncompromising excellence, and to repeat the truism that no memorial could please everyone is to settle on an easy excuse for compromise.
The lesson is not that commissions without oversight are better than open competitions. It is that substance trumps rhetoric and quality is what people value in the end. Maya Lin's black granite wall at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is not prized because it won an open competition. It is prized for its eloquence.
The quality of Mr. Calatrava's design speaks to the most serious aspirations of the nation. Inventive and transcendent, it establishes a metaphor and benchmark for the evolution of downtown as a place of cultural significance and symbolic weight. The standard for development has been raised. The stakes could not be much higher. Now we should demand that everything at ground zero rise to this challenge.
Correction: Feb. 15, 2004, Sunday An article on Feb. 1 comparing the design selection processes for the World Trade Center PATH Terminal and the ground zero memorial misstated the name of an architect whose work could be seen as a precedent for Santiago Calatrava's design for the terminal. He was Robert Le Ricolais, not Robert Ricolais.Build a museum-quality chest out of figured timbers to store your precious collection.
queen Anne would feel quite at home sipping tea at this elegant table.
Cabriole legs support this tower of 9 drawers that are concealed behind wrap-around doors.
Building your own tools is a joy. Once you have sorted our the art of riveting you will want to build some for your mates!Is anyone able to help me work out what this command has actually done?
It appears to have recursively changed the root filesystem and a lot of application directories to owner 755?
I'm thinking the : has been interpreted, but I can't find anything online to suggest this or what it has caused the command to do?
On further investigation, the simple # chmod -R 755 /test/picture command did the same thing!!
The files to be changed are in an NFS mounted Linux filesystem, so it's possible the mount options may have played a part. I still don't see how these commands would 'escape' the current filesystem when there are no links to /.
I would have expected the first command to fail with and 'error' file not found?
You mixed up change-ownership with change mode. Don't know a thing about your environment but 'test:60' should typically just yield you a file not found unless it is present and a symlink to /. You might want to check your command history to see whether that was actually the command line which went through the filesystem or just some attempt you remember.
pkgchk might be handy to identify other changes.
Yes, it was a mixed up command. I would have expected to get a file not found on "test:60". I did not expect the command to recursively change the ownerships throughout the entire system.
There was also a simple # chmod -R 755 /test/picture command that did the same thing!!
We had to recover the server, but I will check that...
There are no symbolic links found. I also forgot to mention this is an NFS mounted filesystem.The last time Facebook enhanced user privacy protection was in July, when chief privacy officer Chris Kelly said that Facebook was the process of simplifying and standardizing its privacy settings.
Last year, under pressure from various state Attorneys General, Facebook committed to privacy changes to protect young people using the service. Kelly promised "to continue improving our technology and policy solutions to keep kids safer on Facebook."
However, the safety of minors on social networking sites remains an issue. Last week, for instance, the FBI arrested a 28-year-old man in Orange County, Calif., for allegedly attempting to use social networking sites, including Facebook and MySpace, in conjunction with e-mail and text messages, to lure underage girls for sex.
In 2007, in response to an investigation by New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, Facebook agreed "to develop sophisticated safety technology and offer users extensive privacy controls so they can make their information available only to the people they choose," as Kelly put it at the time.
Despite such efforts, Facebook continues to draw flak from privacy advocates. On Wednesday, the ACLU of Northern California posted a Facebook quiz application to show how much information can be exposed by participating in the social networking site's quizzes. In a statement, Chris Conley, technology and civil liberties fellow at the ACLU of Northern California, urged Facebook to make its privacy controls stronger and more effective.
Facebook's announcement on Thursday follows an investigation led by Canada's Privacy Commissioner, Jennifer Stoddart, who said the changes Facebook has agreed to implement will better protect the privacy of Facebook's 200 million users in Canada and around the globe.
In prepared remarks presented at a press conference in Ottawa, Ontario, Stoddart said that one of the biggest concerns arising from her investigation was "the over-sharing of users' personal information with third-party developers who create popular Facebook applications such as games and quizzes."
Facebook, she said, has agreed to prevent developers of Facebook applications from accessing user personal information unless explicit consent has been granted.
Facebook also agreed to clarify the distinction between account deactivation and account deletion, to protect the privacy of non-users invited to join the site, and to explain in its privacy policy that it may retain deceased users Facebook profiles as a memorial for friends.
"Giving people more control over what information they share and with whom is at the heart of how we think about privacy at Facebook," said Tim Sparapani, director of public policy at Facebook, in an online post. "As people better understand how information is shared and gain more control over it, they become more comfortable and confident in sharing -- whether it be photos of a vacation or a status update about how they're feeling today."
Comfort and confidence, however, may not always be a good idea. In July, San Francisco Bay Area videographer Matt Chapman reported being robbed and suspects that his posts about his travel plans on Twitter and Facebook may have led to the break-in during his absence.
InformationWeek has published an in-depth report on smartphone security. Download the report here (registration required).Furrow irrigation detaches and transports soil particles and subsequently nutrients such as phosphorus. To reduce the risk of erosion and offsite phosphorus movement, producers can convert from furrow to sprinkler irrigation. We completed research on soil phosphorus dynamics in furrow versus sprinkler irrigated soils from four paired fields in south central Idaho. Surface soils (0-2.5 inches) were obtained from fields in the fall following harvest. Furrow irrigated soils contained 38 parts per million of plant-available phosphorus (i.e. Olsen-extractable) on average, as compared to 20 parts per million under sprinkler irrigation. These results are important as 20 parts per million Olsen-extractable phosphorus may be considered the concentration where soil phosphorus is considered low to medium in soil testing; extractable phosphorus values over 40 parts per million limit sites to phosphorus application based on crop uptake only, based on the Idaho One Plan. Soils were additionally analyzed using a sequential extraction to identify inorganic soil phosphorus pools, and an amorphous aluminum and iron technique was used to help further explain differences in extractable soil phosphorus under furrow and sprinkler irrigation. Soils under furrow irrigation had greater concentrations of inorganic phosphorus in the soluble/aluminum-bound/iron-bound and occluded iron phases (i.e. iron coated phosphorus), and in the amorphous iron phases. These findings suggest that iron reduction chemistry plays a large role in phosphorus availability under furrow irrigation, even in calcareous soil systems.Knytt Swapsies, with Puzzlescript games. Each person starts the first half of one game, then finishes up the second half of another game!
* Keep it simple. If you can't, comment your code (in parentheses). It should be fairly easy for other people to make sense of how your game functions.
* In the title, mark it as INCOMPLETE.
* Put your name in the author field!
* Your game should primarily be a puzzle game. This event is much simpler when everyone's working with the same genre.
* Post the game link in the comments.
* Add credit by putting "& [your name]" in the author field, after the first author.
* Try to make at least half as many levels as you were given. If you received it with 10 levels, make at least 5 more. This rule does not apply if your predecessor made an insane amount of levels (around 30).
* Putting in new mechanics/objects/rules is allowed and encouraged, but your half still needs to look and play like the first half.
* Try to delete as little of your predecessor's code (including levels, rules and objects) as possible, unless you need to restructure it to allow more objects/interactions.
All levels of skill are allowed!
From 9/24/2017 to 10/08/2017 is Part 1. You will be making the first half of your game.
From 10/09/2017 to 10/16/2017 is Part 2. Signups will be closed, and you will be finishing the last half of someone else's game.
PART 2 IS CURRENTLY UNDERWAY. SIGNUPS ARE CLOSED.All the King's Men
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