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Because that hack they got to do the Romeo Juliet one was terrible

Shame they couldnt get Lurhmann himself to write it, though. I hope this Fitzgerald guy can pull off his style.

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Bash Script to check after every one minute whether a user has logged in or not

#!/bin/bash
# isuserloggedin.sh
# Usage: isuserloggedin.sh username
# Shell script which checks after every one minute whether a user has logged in
# or not
# You can also run script in background using & then foreground it to view result

if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then
 echo "You supplied wrong arguments"
 echo "usage : `basename $0` username"
exit 1
fi

isuserexist()
{
grep -w "$1" /etc/passwd > /dev/null

if [ $? -eq 1 ]
then
 echo "$1 is not a valid user"
exit 1
fi
}

isuserexist $1
time=0
while true
do
# you can replace following two statements with
# if `who|grep $1 > /dev/null`
who|grep $1 > /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
 echo "User $1 is logged in "
 if [ $time -gt 60 ]
 then
 hours=$((time/60))
 minutes=$((time%60))
 echo "He is logged in $hours hour(s) $minutes minute(s) late"
 else
 echo "He is logged in $time minute(s) late"
 fi
exit 0

else
let time++

# You can use following formats also
# time=`expr $time + 1 `
# time=$((time+1))

sleep 60
fi
done

Output:
[root@localhost shell]# sh isuserloggedin.sh
you have suplied wrong arguments
usage : isuserloggedin.sh username
[root@localhost shell]# sh isuserloggedin.sh root
User root is logged in
He is logged in 0 minute(s) late
[root@localhost shell]# sh isuserloggedin.sh roott
roott is not a valid user
Run script in background
[root@localhost shell]# sh isuserloggedin.sh venu &
[1] 15917
[root@localhost shell]# User venu is logged in
He is logged in 3 minute(s) late

[1]+ Done sh isuserloggedin.sh venu
Run script in background then foreground it
[root@localhost shell]# sh isuserloggedin.sh venu &
[1] 16223
[root@localhost shell]# fg
sh isuserloggedin.sh venu
User venu is logged in
He is logged in 1 minute(s) late
[root@localhost shell]#

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Behind Door 3 No One

This is what kills me about my particular work environment. Im in a part of the building where in the abstract six other nicely-paid professors have their offices, and on the typical day I see maybe one or two of them. More commonly than I ever would have imagined when I took this job, none. They come in to dispatch their obligations and then go home, because they "work at home." My guess is that 20% or so of professors actually are more productive working at home, and they provide the rationalization for the astonishing ability of the rest of us to collect salaries far, far above the median for a full-time worker in the United States and yet get to stand in the hallways and complain like a war crime has been perpetrated upon us if schedules require us to come into our workplace more than three days a week.

Yes, I know, the best thing about this job is the autonomy. I agree. I know that academia favors those who are keep-to-themselves-types (even as it simultaneously favors those who are build-large-social-network-alliance-types). But, still.

I am sure it would bother me less if I wasnt single. If I had a family, I would love that I could come into the office and have Total Solitude Time. (And, yet also, Im sure Id have less of an opportunity to come into the office and have Total Solitude Time.) Not to sound pathetic, but its just not much fun to come into work and see no one and then go home and be by yourself as well.

A weird thing about this is that my institution gets very concerned about space and the balance between the principles that office space should be given based on (1) seniority vs (2) specialty area. The argument for the latter is that you put people with similar interests next to each other and soon youll need to wear sunglasses to work for all the blinding intellectual synergies that ensue. To which I have to physically take hold of my tongue to keep from screaming, "What the hell does it matter? No one is ever here!"

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