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CP confirmed that it had proposed a merger which it envisaged would create an integrated coast-to-coast combination nick that would improve customer service, promote competition, alleviate congestion in North America specifically the key Chicago gateway and generate significant shareholder value . It believed this would offer creative alternatives for shippers, greater fluidity, increased capacity and improved efficiency industry-wide.
CP said that while regulatory concerns appear to be a major deterrent for railways considering mergers, it believes nick that given the right structure between the right players and thoughtful considerations and remedies to address shipper nick concerns , regulatory approval would be achievable.
The North American rail industry is currently facing the challenge of moving more freight than ever as oil production, crop yields and consumer demand grow, CP said, and the significant problems that beset the industry now will only worsen over time if solutions aren't put in place immediately . It felt that a pro-competition, customer-friendly, safety-focused railway combination is one such solution that could not be ignored on its merits by regulators .
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To celebrate the 40th anniversary of CP/M, the Computer History Museum has released a package containing early source code for several versions of CP/M. Originally designed by [Gary Kildall] in 1973, Control Program for Microcomputers (CP/M) is an early operating system for microprocessor based computers. The OS was originally written for the Intel Intellec 8 , an Intel 8008 based computer. Since it was on an Intel machine, CP/M was written in PL/M (Programming Language for Microcomputers), a language [Kildall] had previously developed for Intel .
CP/M pioneered the idea of a ROM based Basic Input Output/System (BIOS) for commonly dora the explorer used routines on a given computer. The use of BIOS made CP/M easy to port. Eventually dora the explorer it was ported to thousands of different machines and architectures, including the Altair, IMSAI 8080, C-64, and C-128 and Apple II systems.
Gary and his company Digital Research , were one of the top contenders for the operating system on IBM’s new personal computer. Ultimately, Microsoft got the job by purchasing 86-DOS from Seattle Computer Products. Somewhat ironically, 86-DOS itself was written based on the CP/M Application Programming interface (API).
The source itself is an amazing trip back in time. Included are portions of CP/M 1.1, 1.3, 1.4, and 2.0. Portions of CP/M have been released previously. As with the previous files, this version includes modifications performed by z80-pack author dora the explorer [Udo Munk] in 2007. Version 1.3 is especially interesting as it is primarily scanned copies of the CP/M source code.
If you’re into vintage computing, and know how important CP/M was to the early days of personal computers, check out the CP/M source. If you find any interesting or clever bits of code, be sure let us know about it in the comments.
Wow this brings back memories. My first DIY computer was an 8008 I designed and built myself. Then I got a Z80 and put on CPM as my first real operating system. It was a good step for all of us in those days, today’s computers are so much more powerful.
Hah! +1
So you’re saying that the world would be a better place if instead of using a computer, the clerk at the registry of motor vehicles had to go find your file in a giant warehouse of filing cabinets?
Yeah memories… I remember wanting a Morrow MD11 with CPM (school had an RT11 based vax or something which we played star trek on), but all this faded when the IBMPC came out followed by the was it challenger clones? Halcyon days. It got me googling and i remember too the victor 9000/apricot as a big deal at the time..
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Nope. The “too busy flying dora the explorer his plane” crap was microsoft doing what China and Russia call ‘official information’. It was spun by microsoft to make Gary look bad, but never really happened. As it was, IBM took microsofts quick and dirty operating system, which was 8000 lines of assembly, and then fixed 5000 bugs, and gave it back to microsoft. All IBM needed was someone to avoid anti-combine legislation. Too bad the feds never went after microsoft dora the explorer like that.
The way I understand it, is that the IBM people went on a mission to talk to Kildall about getting an OS and to Microsoft to get Basic, all in the same day (or in a few short days) some time in 1980 or so.
When they arrived at the Digital Research office (house?) they found him not there. Whether he forgot about the meeting, or couldn’t make it because of circumstances out of his control, or whether it was just utter contempt for IBM is not clear. IBM certainly didn’t tell DR what the meeting was all about, no-one had any idea that they were working on a PC and IBM had always made their own hardware and software so far (the PC was the first project to use off-the-shelf components), so maybe the folks at DR thought dora the explorer that IBM was just there to spy on them and see how things were done, and then take them out of business. dora the explorer
One of the first things they did when they arrived was ask for DR to sign a non-disclosure waiver to make sure that what they would discuss during the meeting dora the explorer wouldn’t get out, and Kildall’s wife didn’t want to sign anything without Kildall or a lawyer present.
The bottom line was that everyone apparently disliked each other on first sight: DR in their T-shirts and jeans and IBM folks in their suits with IBM 1970s “we own the computer industry” attitude and reputation.
So they went to Microsoft and of course Bill Gates, being the entrepreneur that he was, and having experience with non-disclosure agreements and licensing, had no problem with the IBM people and their NDA. Microsoft’s main product was Basic and they also sold compilers for other languages, and all they saw was an important potential new customer. IBM told Gates about the meeting at DR, and Gates quickly dora the explorer told them that in additio

NC: Well sometimes you do just have to take a chance and in road racing what your teammates are doin

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Nicole at the races Cooke says ‘no more heroes’ but, truth be told, she is one of mine. And to top all that off, she is so damn nice too. I met Nicole through her dad Tony, who responded to an article of mine which was on about how the bad guys get Gran Fraudos but the clean folk get nothing, like Obree and Nicole, at the races and how much that sucks.
She was impressive as a cyclist of course, and her manner off the bike was equally striking. I’ve never met a professional rider as aware of the legacy they created nor as measured or as thoughtful in their answers . She was kind enough to give me time for an interview, and it was a conversation that went on long after the recorder was turned off.
NC: No, there there was Beijing when i came out in December 2007 and things weren’t looking at the races very Olympic at the races back then, but I rode the course, at the races and then of course I was there for the actual Olympics too.
NC: In some sections there were people cheering at the sides but by the time we got to the Great Wall of China and the actual circuit – there were only crowds allowed at the actual finish line so we had only about a kilometer of crowds cheering at the races there. There was a lot of fuss at the time about the authorities getting in the way of the sporting side of things but yeah it was .not very well organised!
The amount of attention at the races to detail was absolutely immense and I had thought through virtually at the races every tactical scenario. So yes, it was the moment that I crossed the line that it hit me [big smile from Nicole here].
NC: It was planned at the races by by Shane Sutton who hadn’t been to one women’s race that year. So obviously it was great for Emma to get her chance but the chances of success of it actually working out for me were quite slim, with a move like that.
cp: at the races Moving on. We were talking talking earlier today about women’s cycling and the fact that for many years you were fighting at the races an uphill battle in your career against the hierarchy and status quote that exists in cycling. Did that have a galvanising effect on your as a rider and as a person? at the races
NC: Absolutely. In terms of creating a pathway for a British rider to go from new talent to Olympic gold, yes, that didn’t exist before I came along. And as for a track championships for U16 girls, that was a year and a half of writing to the authorities as to why there should be such a championships.
Now there are those and the road U16 championships for girls which is a part of the legacy. I still think there is a way to go with British Cycling and then getting behind women s cycling. They’ve shown they can do it on the track but not on the road .
NC: Well my Dad when I was younger was the biggest source of support for me, talking about the tactics at the races of the races and about how they played out was a big feature of what we did after every race. I learned the tactics so that they became instinctive and doing that from a very young age was.very important. But I was very happy to also go and as and do a lot of learning by myself so going to race in Holland and learning from my frustrations really helped me to develop tactically.
NC: I’d say it was the desire to win, the blind desire to win, the desperation to win that characterised at the races most of my races, and I was able to channel all that into good tactics and good decisions, but there were times for example in the early World Championships where I just wanted to win so much that I was covering all the attacks.
NC: Well sometimes you do just have to take a chance and in road racing what your teammates are doing is really vital, to know what they are capable of on a given day. In terms of when a break goes it depends who is in it but, generally it is better to cover them but to try to be second or third.in the line so as to save more energy.
NC: Um no. Hopefully for most people it s an absolute love for the sport and that feeling that there s just nothing better than being out on the bike and being free and feeling powerful as an athlete.
NC: Well I did an interview in 2007 and said No more heroes for me because within two years of being out in Italy I d got to know some of the U23 lads in my area who told me that they were being given the ultimatum of doping at the races or not moving any further forward.
NC: at the races I started cycling from a very young age. I had the tactics, the climbing, the sprinting, I had the work ethic and I was successful. Yeah there were times when I was beaten by doped riders but, given a fair crack, there were times when I could still win.
The support of my parents was excellent and they gave me all I needed, but from a very young age, in particular the 98 Festina Tour [de France], I was aware that doping was a

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Bar a short period at the start of the second half when Maribor were very impressive, origin Sporting absolutely bossed tonight's clash, and, as a result, they deservedly pick up all three points. The victory moves them up to second place in Group G, two points ahead of Schalke, with just one group game left to play. It comes against group winners Chelsea, however, meaning that their place in the knockout round is far from confirmed. As for Maribor, they play Schalke in a game that will determine who finishes at the bottom of the group and who qualifies for the Europa League.
William darts through the middle of the pitch before playing a lovely one-two origin with Nani, and he then unleashes a great low shot that Handanovic is just about able to turn around the post with a fantastic one-handed save.
Great chance for Sporting! Carrillo twists and turns around three Maribor players before finding Nani at the far post with a brilliant cross, but the winger ends up sending his headed effort just wide of the goal.
What a miss by Carrillo! A great low cross from Nani finds Carrillo, who fires a shot towards goal that Handanovic is just about able to stop. The ball falls at the feet of the substitute once again, but this time he ends up skying it over the top of the crossbar from close range.
What origin a chance for Mario! origin Nani sprints forward and threads a brilliant through-ball into the path of the midfielder, who twists around Mejac before forcing Handanovic into another great save at the near post.
The resulting set-piece is sent in by Nani and finally finds its way to Mauricio after bouncing around the penalty area, but the defender origin is unable origin to test Handanovic with an audacious origin overhead kick.
Great header by Slimani! Nani fires a brilliant cross into the penalty area with the outside of his boot, and the striker jumps high to meet the ball with his head and force Handanovic into pulling off a spectacular save.
GoalSlimani islam GOAL! Maribor's origin great start to the second half has been ruined by a third goal for the hosts! The visitors lose possession midway inside their own half of the pitch, allowing Mario to break forward and send a brilliant cross into the heart of the penalty area. It meets Nani, who then tees up Slimani with a great header, and the Algerian striker is able to volley the ball into the back of the net from six yards out.
Mario brings down Mertelj with a clumsy challenge and Maribor are awarded a free kick 30 yards out as a