How to open a webpage in Chrome from PowerShell script?
Open chrome and launch the settings page
how can i display the latest items from another site collection I have a web application, with three site collections . and i want inside my team site to be able to display the latest pages that  have been added to my enterprise wiki site collection. so what are the available approaches which i can follow?  Thanks in advance for any help.  Regards How to write “ä” and other umlauts and accented letters in bibliography? How to write in bibliography (package natbib) letter "a" with two dots above? Specially, I mean the word Birkhäuser.  Is there a general rule or way how to write such umlauts or other accented letters in bibliographies? I am using gedit text editor with embedded terminal in ubuntu 12.04. I'm trying to search for some text using grep. I want to search for this line of code   'type' =&gt; 'select'   I tried:  grep -r '\'type\' =&gt; \'select\''  But grep didn't return any results.  So can someone kindly tell me how to search for the code above? How to make a bootable ISO image from a bootable DVD? I want to make a .iso image of a bootable OS DVD, to use in VirutalBox.    Nautilus can make a .iso, but only of data files, it seems. The .iso it created was not bootable.  What is available to make a bootable .iso from a bootable DVD? Use of a semicolon before and comma after "however" Several years ago, a previous boss told me to use a semicolon and comma with the word "however".  I've always questioned this and would like to know if the following random sentences are using the correct method.        Our plane was delayed overnight; however, the airlines reimbursed us for lodging.   It looks as though he's upset; however, she told me he always has that look on his face.   I want to find him a nice gift; however, I am a broke until payday.      Normally I would use a less "wordy" sentence in casual writing, but hopefully the example will suffice.  For example, on number 3 I would usually type:      I want to get him a nice gift, but I'm broke until payday. Possible Duplicate:          If I am using the word model in the context of financial models and the UK, then which of these words should I use? Also, are there any key difference in the meanings of the two? The new search function allows quoted queries that include punctuation, and this is fantastic, most of the time. However, the search considers the punctuation as part of the word itself, so searches for "a test" will not show results containing a test,, a test., or a test?. The reverse is also true.  Is this the intended behavior ? &lt;--(space added so that behavior will show in results.)  It seems that the logical way to do fix this (while maintaining character search) is for queries with punctuation to match results with punctuation, while queries without punctuation to match either with and without.    Example:  vs     A more practical example is described in Arjan's answer below. Why do electrons not fully fill up all the orbitals sequentially? Why do electrons not fully fill up all the orbitals sequentially? By this I mean: why don't the electrons fully take up the previous orbit first and then move onto the next orbit? Take calcium for example, it's electron config is 2, 8, 8, 2. Why isn't it 2, 8, 10? Why does another orbit need to be created when there are still many spots to fill up?  (I know that this is a chemistry question in a physics forum, but I really could not find a chemistry or even a broader science type forum here ) Surjective morphism of affine varieties and dimension I'm trying to do the following exercise from the book An Invitation to Algebraic Geometry:     Show that if $X \to Y$ is a surjective morphism of affine algebraic varieties, then the dimension of $X$ is at least as large as the dimension of $Y$.   Could anyone give me a hint? I'm looking for a proof that avoids commutative algebra since it is not mentionned in the book at this point. How to find range $a_{75}$ of the term of the series $a_n=a_{n-1}+ {1 \over {a_{n-1}}} $ If $a_1=1$ and for n&gt;1$$a_n=a_{n-1}+ {1 \over {a_{n-1}}} $$ $a_{75}$ lies between (a) (12,15) (b) (11,12) (c) (15,18)  Now , in this question, I rewrote, $a_n-a_{n-1} = {1 \over {a_{n-1}}}$, to make a telescopic type and summed the terms to get $$a_n-a_{1}= {1 \over {a_{n-1}}}+ {1 \over {a_{n-2}}}...{1 \over {a_{1}}}$$ And as ${1 \over {a_{r}}} &lt;1$ for all r , I got $a_{75} &lt;76$ , but it's of no help as , the upper bound is much higher. I got no further ideas , on how to solve it, please help. When I double-click on a script in Nautilus to run it, the script just opens in my text editor with no option to run it. Using Nautilus, how do I run executable text files and/or scripts? Bash variable scope Please explain to me why the very last echo statement is blank? I expect that XCODE is incremented in the while loop to a value of 1:  #!/bin/bash OUTPUT="name1 ip ip status" # normally output of another command with multi line output  if [ -z "$OUTPUT" ] then         echo "Status WARN: No messages from SMcli"         exit $STATE_WARNING else         echo "$OUTPUT"|while read NAME IP1 IP2 STATUS         do                 if [ "$STATUS" != "Optimal" ]                 then                         echo "CRIT: $NAME - $STATUS"                         echo $((++XCODE))                 else                         echo "OK: $NAME - $STATUS"                 fi         done fi  echo $XCODE   I've tried using the following statement instead of the ++XCODE method  XCODE=`expr $XCODE + 1`   and it too won't print outside of the while statement. I think I'm missing something about variable scope here, but the ol' man page isn't showing it to me. Are there published predictions that hydrogen could remain metallic at ambient pressure? Below the question  there is a  that directed me to the BBC News summary . In their attempt to balance the skepticism of this particular reported observation with the potential implications of producing metallic hydrogen in a laboratory, the BBC included some far-reaching possibilities:  If that is true - and it is a controversial claim - it fulfills a more than 80-year quest to produce what many have said would be a wonder material. Theory suggests metallic hydrogen could be used to make zero-resistance electrical wiring and super-powerful rocket fuel, among many applications.  At the end of the article:  &quot;The scepticism here is probably a good thing, in that it will drive many groups towards attempting to reproduce this experiment. This publication will certainly incite the field. Again, if it holds up, this is an exciting result. I think in this case time will tell,&quot; he told BBC News.  ...referring to Marcus Knudson from Sandia National Laboratories.  And Jeffrey McMahon from Washington State University concurred: &quot;With respect to the tiny sample amount: Such experiments are performed in small diamond anvil cells. One challenge would be to make a larger quantity (at once); another, perhaps bigger challenge is to recover even the small sample (ie, remove it from the extreme pressures that it is under in the diamond anvil cell). &quot;Whether the latter is possible is an important open question.&quot;  Question: Are there published, peer-reviewed predictions that hydrogen could remain metallic at ambient pressure? A link or reference would be appreciated. If it's still in pre-print form (AeXiv) that's OK too. If it's possible, a little help understanding the prediction would be great as well: I know there are many predicted crystalline forms of water ice at elevated pressures and/or reduced temperatures, and many or most of these have been observed, but I think most of them revert once pressure is reduced to ambient. Also the  comes to mind. If there is such a prediction of the possibility of hydrogen remaining metallic at ambient, is there an analogous example of this with a material I'm more familliar with, or is this something quite new? How to create two classes in C++ which use each other as data? Solve for $f(x)$ if $f(f(x))=6x-f(x)$ If $f: [0,\infty) \rightarrow [0,\infty)$ and   $f(f(x))=6x-f(x)$ $f(x)&gt;0$ $  \forall x \in (0,\infty) $   Find f(x) Can we get an indication comments are hidden between the comments? How do neutrinos pass through the sun so quickly? If it takes thousands of years for light to escape our sun then how can neutrinos generated in the very center of the sun reach earth in just 8 minutes? Why is their speed so great that they can easily escape the pull of the sun at near light speed?     Solar neutrinos originate from the nuclear fusion powering the Sun and other stars. The details of the operation of the Sun are explained by the Standard Solar Model. In short: when four protons fuse to become one helium nucleus, two of them have to convert into neutrons, and each such conversion releases one electron neutrino.   The Sun sends enormous numbers of neutrinos in all directions. Each second, about 65 billion ($6.5\times 10^{10}$) solar neutrinos pass through every square centimeter on the part of the Earth that faces the Sun.[8] Since neutrinos are insignificantly absorbed by the mass of the Earth, the surface area on the side of the Earth opposite the Sun receives about the same number of neutrinos as the side facing the Sun.   - Pagination broken when merging search results with additional WP_Query On the search results page (search.php) I would like to perform an additional WP_Query to keep a specific order of search result types e.g. search results from authors should always be shown before the other results -  The first few pages should hold the author results, the other results should be shown on all the following pages only (not mixed on each page).  global $wp_query; //holds the results of the initial search query  $authorposts = $wp_query-&gt;posts;     $query = new WP_Query( 'year=2012&amp;monthnum=12&amp;day=12' ); $otherposts = $query-&gt;posts;  $wp_query-&gt;posts = array_merge( $authorposts, $otherposts  ); $wp_query-&gt;post_count = count( $wp_query-&gt;posts );  if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?&gt;   //show results loop...   The problems appear with the behaviour of pagination - while the $authorposts seem to paginate correctly i.e. correct page numbers for author posts and pagination works as only those where existent. But the $otherposts on the other hand are shown at the bottom of each page, right under the author posts. And they are the same on every page! Also the page count reflects the count of the first query only.  I have also tried to merge with the plus operator:  $wp_query-&gt;posts = $authorposts + $otherposts;   but in this scenario the $otherposts don't show up at all and the page count stays the same (page count for author posts).  All the examples with similar goals using two separate queries I've seen looked quite the same -  So I'm wondering if the my way of extending the original search query results with that additional WP_Query is sufficient or if I'm missing some $wp_query fields to be populated (correctly)? What's the correct way doing this?  Update: It should be noted that I'm using the WP-PageNavi plugin to paginate but this should not be relevant in the first place as the first page is already rendered wrong. And it's also initialized with the query object: wp_pagenavi( array( 'query' =&gt; $wp_query )); I am looking for a novel that I'd love to re-read it with my wife (my 13-year old self must be proud of me I guess). Key Plot points The plot was about humanity finding an alien station on an orbit of Earth. (I'm not sure if it wasn't Moon itself). On this station there were thousands of ships ready to travel so there rose a company that paid people to get on those ships and explore the galaxy. The problem was humans didn't understand how to steer those ships so they had to rely on preset targets. Of course there was no telling where particular ship was to go and fair amount of them never returned. Chronology and other relevant information I read it as an early teenager back in early 2000s. It was Polish translation of a foreign (possibly English) story. I think (not sure) that the book wasn't new at the time. It was just one of those books you dig out in a library and take to see if it's good. I don't recall cover either and even if I did it'd be of the Polish version. Additional information could be that the narration was led along the psychoanalytics of the main protagonists where he relives his memories from inside the station and his journeys. Start ubuntu without a desktop environment but start an X application I want to do a small computer just for internet browsing. I dont want to load a desktop environment to keep RAM, CPU and GPU ussage as low as possible. The computer is going to run on a ARM CPU. I dont care with Distro I use, I thought about good old plain Debian.