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- s"c v pol xsii.-third 8ehiep s&li51ury if c 5iiuesday haeci f 1c81 ho 19 for infants and children kjarforfalssoweuadaptedto lssss?ssssfen immenditas superior to any prescription worms gives sleep and promotes hi tnowu to nit " if a ajtchek si i ill bo oxford el brooklyn n y ywtkout injurious medication t i '» pnr qpti r.il vp.iin t h.ivo rpcotnni onflow v fa j^s'^wsk rou^c^tonv and^hallalwa^conunueto ss2i^^^lu'w aa invariably produced benenciai . oa maottn d.d . i!howinflirop,"lc5th street and 7th ave new york < ity nt . w y urk t . lty j.ate pastor bloomingdale baformed ch tri c'ntaru compahy tt moheat strkkt new york fs l f-l m • avi rl » ! ,-' j t ; m j m s-*sy i p v v b ♦ 0 . sis s — * * li w • tills ii i the leading furniture dealer and undertaker i ni b i ' i ■i i u . oili'rini the larjrosi : ' ■- assorti l stock of fumi tuic ever l>r nielli to tills place s()\v 18 the time for bargains o paud :. • l its ' i ..!.;. j i crush p!i s«!i 1 ■. ' ■00 foiiiii r i jui i silk plusli al 0 0 former price 00 wool plush t £:';>. 00 fonr.cr price . t."3,00 pianos .' > i h cans \\ i!.m \ in<l white ( irgar.s n 1 dei lie r rros cliic-kiriiiy a s i s and win clock pianos uel uo i : i its : \ itii ■■aslie < licnv nnil walnut at uifcs i lull ik'lj k hi et it ion a lakge stock id ( i ■■' -. pi i -. y.iami m •■of :) i eh is sji;iii lii is v i k tallies for ladie pictures and pitun fran:c-s of ov ry t \ ie : vv.i\s in stock or will l>e hindu to order on i-l.oit i.olicc at rcason ■irinc-p baby carriages a 1 i 1 tock of bain carriages uitli iiir - ; in silk plusli poat ai il t'atin i'ar.iso car risijii's with wire wlicils at only 1g.5o fol mil 1 iv so i i'oi svj j0 i ndelttaklng department a n : i'.iii to n r el ( r t a k i r g in all its brandies at all hours day and i i jit psiitirs vi~hin m gi rvirca at luuht will rail at my icsieume on bank street in • brooklyn 1 tlianking m fi ii nds and tic ] r.l ii generally for past patronnjrc and ijkin i continuance .' the same i am voui - anxious to i)li ist g v v/r:ght leading furniture dealer < call on me before purchasing k home company jjfsil ml ~ m fit feo prompt beekix " is mm^mm reliable ym patromp §= / ' ftgl liberal ■nmn f^s>-^psf j odes bkowxi agents s||r gfoj ppesm nt 1 i v'm c coart ii.cs v skc1ibt.vhv total assets 750,000.00 j all1tn beowin resident agent salisbury x 0 tiny sal topretln r side l side absorbed in ciijii i's mission : dear john l<-:i?e tell she l ■• wluit w.is my pa's il • alas iiil he i greatly ! ..;. i his rol ■- ■' '■■q i '•'■'•.. ■■iv uii i not regiiideil dear jlc !. la sigh i •• h itli cm r ■y ij r i ;■= he c in"1 see a ill ii thed her tn ■-•-. ■■j ow ! v . h u<:li an in com • small (■,.•, , \ . m i in your ilrcsses ■■i think li - answere i ami her cya i in trust « as carrie ' . ■i micrhi lay in a goo.l i i she blushed ■' « e re married official national farmers alliance anl indus tial tjniop office of ran prf.stdent ) washington feb 10 1891 \ fn ihe membership of the national far mers alliance and industrial / uion in compliance witli instructions from hip national leyislntive council of the nation 1 farmers 1 alliance and industrial union i piesent herewith i plan for the organisation of a lecture system throughout our entire order which was adopted ly the council ai its meeting in the city of washington i was further instructed to designate the date on which the first meetings of the county nnd district legislative councils should lie held all lectnreis of thi 1 subordinate bodies of our order together with the county lecturer of their respective counties will meet at the same time a*id place at which their county meeting is held in the nuuth of april next all county lecturers will meet on wednesday the 6th of may next at such place within their respective con gressional districts as may bp desig nated by the state president for the purpose of electing a lecturer for their respective congressional districts and for the transaction of such other busi ness as may come before i hem the presidents of the status will nf once designate to the countv legisla tive co mcils the place at wh'ch the district legislative councils respect ively will meet < n the 6th flay of may next and will also indicate to the dis trict councils tt their m et ing the place ami the date at which the state legis ai ive council will meet believing that the plan adopted will prove an eiticient and powerful auxil iary in our work as n great and active edu ational age.nev the national legis lative council cordially and earnestly re iinmends it to the entire brother hood throughout the united stales for immediate adoption it is com mended us a means for securing that unity oi action and uniform co-operation which is absolutely necessary to the success of our cause l<4 us all resolve that the year 189 shall be distinguished above all other years oi our history for vigorous ac tive successful work lpt our great order be thoroughly aligned on the principles we have enunciated and a c ssureu victory will oe ours select the member nest qualified in subordinate county and district bodies for this important and responsible have this plan read and discussed in every organization belonging to our li t the watch-word forward pass along the lines l l polk county legislative councils flu lecturers of subordinate bodies of the national farmers 1 alliance and industrial union in counties having county organizations shall constitute the county legislative council of which the county lecturer shall be ex officio chairman district legislative councils the lecturers of the several counties composing a congressional district shall constitute the district legislative tive council of which the district lec turer shall be ex-officio chairman state legislative councils the president of the state alliance the state executive committee the state lecturer where such office ex ist and the district lecturers of the congressional dist rets of the state shall constitute the state legislative council f which the state president shall be ex-officio chaii man duties ofstate legislative councils it shall ba the duty of the state leg islative council to me,t at the call of the state president and to provide means for the dissemination of alli ance literature among the brotherhood i:i t lifir respective states and to pro iii ite and advance the demands of the state alliance and the supreme coun cil it shall prescribe the t"rm o ser vice the compensation for i lie same and provide its payment for each of the district lecturers within the stale it shall co-operate with the national leg islative council in all measures and methods for securing such i'gislathe reforms as nr:y be indicated in the de mands of the national lody provided that no state legislative council shall advocate any measures which may con flict with the constitution or laws of ■rhe order or demands of the state al ; li.mce and supreme council i duties cf district legislative vjvs cils it s1k.i1 ls uiecuty uf the district legislative council to convene sit sueli i time and place as may be designated by its fliii ; nii,in within its district t j receive and to consider such matters as i maybe coinmnnic:«t«?d to it by hum slate and national legislative coun cils to exemplify the unwritten work of the order to seci-p and provide for i tne service of the lecturers and for the dissemination of alliance literature in i conjunction with the state and couut ! legislative councils for each county within its jurisdiction it shall c - operate with the state and national legislative councils in advancing ihe general ititeresis of the order and for securing such legislation state and national as may be indicated by the state and national bodies it shall promptly disseminate such information or printed matter to the various coun t i.'s of lie district , s may b'e designated for tin 1 membership it may estai lish | by-laws for its government provided that no district legislative coiii:c.l ! shall advocate any measures which may conflict with the constitution or laws ot the state or national indies or | with the demands of the state alli ance or supreme ( louuci duties of county legislative coun it shall be the duty of the coiu.lv i egislative councils to meet at the call | if its president at such time ami at i uch place within the county as ho nay designate to consider such mat ers as nisiy lie referred to it l>y the rational state or district legislative ouucils in promoting the general in erests of the order and for securing inch legislation as may lie indicated l»y he demands of thp slate and national o lies it sh til devise the best means w securing such legislation for its oiinty as the order of said county mai ndic.ite it may establish by-laws for ts government it shall give active o-operalion in disseminating all matter f information or alliance literature lesignated for the number.ship aiul : or s-curing im efficient lecture service or its couul \ ; provided ! hat no count \ egisuttive council shall advocate any ucasure in conllict with the constitu i>)ii laws or demands of the slate 01 i.ii ional bo lie for the purpose of organizin ; thi v*tem the national president shal l.-siguate and publish to the order tin late on which the county and district i legislative comic is in tile various state i shall convene 1 he state presidents hall designate and publish l'o lh irder 1.1 their respective states tin • • i : i < e at which each district legislal iv council will convuie within its district at the lir.st meeiing of the dutrid legislative coukc ir snail elect by bal lot a lecturer for said district unless such lecturer has been otherwise pro vided and shall report the name and postoffice address of such lectun i j promptly to the siate president tin state secretary and the national presi dent uach ot whom shall keep a correc list of the same a lcnimdiuic by ge i ( '. ward kansas city mo f the average legal current rate of interest upon secured certificates ol indebtedness is g percent would noi the immediate effect of government loans at 1 per cent thus established ;; current rate of 1 per cent be to at once make all forms of certificates <■: funded and secured indebtedness worth six times their face value and would it not make stock shares now paying only 1 per cent worth par instead oi 10>j cents with an increase of 100 per cent with each additional dividend of 1 per cent per annum this being true railroad bonds now amounting to the 4.828,305,771 would become worth 26,1)70,11)4.020 as an interest paying investment ( not in face value hi ca tl.e amount of money specified in the bond must always pay it yet the government bonds are worth 120 and and many railroad bonds above par what about railroad stock share or capital stock it amounts to 5,494 099,318 and paid in 1889 an average dividend of 1.70 per cent and with an average legal rate of 1 per cent in terest would pay the the legal • ate of 1 pel eeiit upon or rather be worth in round numbers 7,500,000,000 where as it is now probably worth 33jj cents or only 1,398,033,100 if the land loan bill should become a law with the railroads private property the railroads stock shares would become valuable property aud people would have 0 1)00,000,000 mora to reckon wit i 1 , than thev have at present etc sotkere is method in senator stanford s mad ness farm lands now paying 1 per cent would be worth cost farm lands now paving 3 per ceni would lie worth three times cost the southern alliance farmer hav ing discovered a plot intended to sii - plant that paper as the official organ ol the order in georgia with a monthl publication that will be run in what they term the plug-hat anti-sub-treas i ury'wing of the alliance that bliu i adhered to gordon in the receut con tent denounces the proceedings in ii tin measured terms and illustrates its first page with u picture of iheeutranee lo the star chambei council all such contests and divisions within the ordi r nie to bed^plored nevertheless ran grene effects a limb it is best t - amputate blisters may do while the uiaguosis is doubtful bat the gilt once tstuulialied should receive summary o at'ut - n-iloiw s.oa£::u:st tin alliance zxcianje the fanners alliance exchange ol jeorght under the superior manage ment of v l peck president and j ). wynn state business agent is do ng a grand work for the members of jar order not only for the brethren who trade direct with it but it beue 3ts those l.ving in the most remote sections of our state by establishing irices that merchants are forced to i meet then 1 is not a month in the year but that our exchange saves to alliancemen more than its entire cash capital every day evidences of great benefit to our members are manifested md we could fill our paper with in stances where merchants in atlanta or lsewhei have to shave their prices sometimes fifty per cent in order to jompete with the alliance store the lealers f atlanta could and doubtless would most willingly pay the sta'e alliance one million dollars if it would liscontiuue the exchange and agree never to establish another it would be a paying investment even at that price for this i-.uin could be made back the first season iu their increased prof its with such competition out of the way as an evidence of the great s;ood that our exchange is doing j l-ity d aler cut the price of one buggy aver 40 hen his customer threaten ed to buy at the alliance exchange our state exchange should be the pride and pet of every allianceman it georgia it is the greatest protection thrown around our members and saves them directly and indirectly incalcu lable sums of money abolish tins in stitution and our tanners are again at the mercy of the merchants who have wrung such extortionate profits from them without this safety valve the alliance with all its power could ac complish but little in securing reliel for its members in the way oh reduced prices it is not the design to make a dollar out of our exchange but only to pay operating expenses an<l it is managed n the most economical manner the gains are re urn d to our m mbers in low prices that merchants arc forced to meet even with its present capital the ann mil business of the exchange amounts to about a half million dol lar and if our allianccmen will back it as i hey should increase its capitil md patronize it more generally — there h nt reason why it should not mount ip into the million mr winn has recently opened the wholesale business to farmers its trade is constantly in creasing and the prospects were never brighter contracts for fertilizers arc j on ing in and tvery br.i ch is flour isbinlj as an index to the low prices charg ed they sell tlifi best high arm sewing machine for 20 and many other goods ill proportion the capital is sacred md cannot be used in paying officers we make the institution pay its own expenses and no more for this ] ur pose they get from the manufacturers of fertilizers fifty cents a ton twenty five cents of this they pay to your lo cal trade agent they sell corn at one cent per bushel profit oats one cent per bushel sugar twenty-five to thirty-seven and a half cents per bar rel on wagons and buggies they get from the manufacturers at five per cent discount no profit is charged on meat and many other articles riipy sell to each brother alike the poor allianceman can buy a side of meat or a sack of corn as cheap as he who is able to buy a thousand pounds of meat or a hundred bushels of corn the great object is to put all on the same footing ev rv allianceman should own stock in our state exchange even if it be but little it will return you your money many fold iu reduced prices on every thing you buy and hen you must not only help the exchange yourself but talk for it and work for it our lecturers must show to their people the grand work it is doing for our order and its members and educate the far mers as to the necessity of sustaining it eich week the price list appears in our columns take this to your neigh bor and if he refuses to meet them send your orders direct to the ex ihange the gentlemen in charge of the business are clever and honorable men and do everything in their power to scale prices and advance the inter ests of our members let every alli anceman put his shoulder to the wheel and help to build up our alliance ex change souther ii alliance farmer alliance lectures were appointed by the state executive committee as its recent session as fol lows , first district prof f s blair minola n 0 second district capt e a riiorne aishe x c third district dr \ . a seawell villanow x c fourth district rev p h mnssey durham n c fifth district dr j h smith gail ford college n c sixth district geo e hoggs e<q ! wayr.esville n c the appoinments in the 7th,8th aw ( t;h districts will be announced in ; few days these lecturers will beregulai authorized agents for the progresiv farmer and other alliauee literature 1 parties who wish to secure a lecture will do well to correspond with thei district lecturer e c beddisgfield secy x c f s a humors of law the jokes county t'm.v cas3 four or five clajs a^o the telegraph brought the intelligence that the fa mous jones county calf t ase the ino^t celebrated proceeding at law ever before the iowa courts had beeu finally brought to a close after over twenty years of active life by i ver dict in the supreme court for the plaintiff w refrained from enm iuentin'4 on it at the time as we could not believe the report udidnotseem possible that the able council erap'oved on both sides would let it die outside i of the united states supreme court lat r advices however seem to show that the first report w a only too true and that the jones county calf case is no more as a thing reared l>y the hand of man it was we suppose only natural that it should have an end ft was a bright day in early june 1869 that five young calves might have been observed wending their way down a jones county road as young calves will do they were the prop erty of a man named johnson soon these five thoughtless young calves came to tli3 garden of a man named miller they broke into this garden and ate up and trampled down sundry vegetables miller came out and sicked his do<j on the marauding calves the dog chased them back up t'.ie pretty jones county road on a fist run indeed he chased them so fast that when they arrived at their home three of them died from exhaustion the others were injured one of them dying in 1s72 the other it is true lingered along as late as 18 s *:}. but it was never what it should have been and was always more or le-s troubled with palpitation of the heart the next day after the calves came home bringing the dog 1 ehind them john son engaged counsel and sued miller miller engaged counsel and began a spirited defence this was the begin ning of the jones county calf cas . the amount for which johnson sue : was 4 the value of the three ealvi -. miller through his counsel set up the following defence first that the calves were never al his place second that lie noticed when they broke in that they were sick and about ready to die and third thai they didn't die sit all but were sold to a man in a neighboring county the case got a good start in 69 and ran on vigorously through the earli and late 70s took a new lease of life iu december 1870 and galloped along through the 80s showed great activity during 1890 and opened the present year in perhaps the best shape thai ii has ever been in but before scarce month had passed it was cut off in its prime miller died in 1878 but his children kept up the fight johns n held till 1883 dying the day after hi last calf but active grandchildren stood ready and anxious to take up the struggle why the iowa siipn i court composed of judges who were formerly lawyers let the dise end we ! cannot conceive for it is on the law-j yers that the burden of the ending of the jones county calf case falls the heaviest the first dispatch said sig nificantly it has bankrupted every body connected with it except attorneys " it comes with especially crushing effi ct on colonel markham and fam ily counsel for the plaintiff col miirkhain began with the case in ! s ■me give up his other practice in i s "-- 1 and devoted himself solely to it four years ago he associated his son george markham a rising young law yer of thirty years with him in the case and it was the colonel's intei to retire at the end of this year and leave it altogether to the younger man george markham has a little six ye old son and many times his father has taken him on his knee and told him how he expected him to enter the !■■■■and some day succeed to the casi which his grandfather had lived so lon now of course all of lh ■■bright prospects are shattered col markham it is true can retire n comfortable fortune and george his excellent star in life but the ! supreme court has heartlessly lei boy with no prospects whatever thus the jones county calf case passes into history along with the civil war the surrender of cornwall and the discovery of america bui write this there comes i gleam of ho from iowa after all it is hint d the miller heirs may sue the john iieirs far malicious prosecution \ there may yet be a chance for ' youngest llarkhain new york tri bune _ . — o.o-o — how to treat seed potatoes perhaps thore w ml i i no done if i should tell you how 1 . treat a barrel of potatoes worth - pound first i would pack tin . half-bushel flat boxes and place in the coolest p irt of my cellar . - them every three or four v ■•• examining them abeut the lirsl . march assoon as sprouting begins i would spread out in even hi ■■1 expose them to liqhh li "* - i or first of apnl i would jv •!■• i r into halves and plant i.i i c i covering abeut two inched _ i i they grew and roofed 1 would u r slips awd plant them in thorou-h \ r prepared soil the - une as s.v ■: toes i treated tu eirly rose 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(. p >;,.,-.• [ r i i iii ! i r <■. 1 i ' ii v t ■• i 1 ii l it v ( tees for l • i 1 ■: i ■'■'-.' . i il ■i !:•■i - .. i'n i , n i;i - i i liai . : i ■.- ■■! ! • - i prun ■! i . f the i ...■■. m-:;y i - i in fr ' an 1 no n .' •■• tl m s!i s pn i \ ■' ■■■■- l"ne a - • - - • ' i -.. •' e.d.d ■. » children cry for pitcher's castorj
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archivial image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 400 dpi. The original file size was
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|J. J. Bruner and T. K. Bruner
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|The Thursday, March 5, 1891 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|Hamilton C. Jones
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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- s"c v pol xsii.-third 8ehiep s&li51ury if c 5iiuesday haeci f 1c81 ho 19 for infants and children kjarforfalssoweuadaptedto lssss?ssssfen immenditas superior to any prescription worms gives sleep and promotes hi tnowu to nit " if a ajtchek si i ill bo oxford el brooklyn n y ywtkout injurious medication t i '» pnr qpti r.il vp.iin t h.ivo rpcotnni onflow v fa j^s'^wsk rou^c^tonv and^hallalwa^conunueto ss2i^^^lu'w aa invariably produced benenciai . oa maottn d.d . i!howinflirop,"lc5th street and 7th ave new york < ity nt . w y urk t . lty j.ate pastor bloomingdale baformed ch tri c'ntaru compahy tt moheat strkkt new york fs l f-l m • avi rl » ! ,-' j t ; m j m s-*sy i p v v b ♦ 0 . sis s — * * li w • tills ii i the leading furniture dealer and undertaker i ni b i ' i ■i i u . oili'rini the larjrosi : ' ■- assorti l stock of fumi tuic ever l>r nielli to tills place s()\v 18 the time for bargains o paud :. • l its ' i ..!.;. j i crush p!i s«!i 1 ■. ' ■00 foiiiii r i jui i silk plusli al 0 0 former price 00 wool plush t £:';>. 00 fonr.cr price . t."3,00 pianos .' > i h cans \\ i!.m \ in


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I'm not sure when I will release this, but it will probably be shortly after the hacking contest 2012 as I plan to enter it first time this year. Anyway, the levels.
This is the portal Zone. This is where you come to change/access levels, change characters or options.
The first level, West Bay Zone.
Dashhoops are in the game.
End level screen.
This is Great Gate Zone. StephenUK provided the art for this one so thanks to him. Instead of showing you pictures, here is a video that might interest you. It shows you what the level looks like, the new layer deformation, how the background changes when underwater, and how the sound system changes underwater (underwater sound driver by ValleyBell) Sorry for the crap quality
You may recognise this from Sonic Advance 3.
New shield. Does the same as the ordinary one, except it attracts rings.
New badnik alert. He just stands there. But when you get close…
He starts rolling towards you!
Tails is hurt!
And so are you! To destroy him, just jump or roll into him.
The CAZ block.
Push down on it and the block will move down slowly
Let go of down, then the block will move back to it's original position fast; shooting you into the air!
Another new badnik. Just don't hit the sides of him, and you'll be fine. He doesn't move. The platform can move in certain directs to reveal paths.
Gem Runway. The level where you can test your speed. See them little orbs in the foreground? They are all animated and pulse slowly.
Yes, that's right, I've created my own boss, and it took a lot of work. He's almost perfect, just one slight bug which rarely happens.
He fires red balls at you. They can hurt you unless you're jumping or rolling.
Jump at them, and they turn yellow. If the yellow ball hits Eggman…
It hurts him!
After a few hits and it goes into pinch mode, things get harder. He shoots a lot more at a time, and starts throwing spiked balls, that hurt you no matter what!
Other levels in progress:
Yes, the lightning is animated
Here is another video! This shows you how the bosses work in S2R. That they have pinch mode, and that all bosses have changed in some way! This demonstrates EHZ (showing you act1, 2 and 3, and ARZ act 3). Also shows you that the bosses explode differently
Video is here, I cannot post another media: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGada1Ni5sI Again, sorry for the crap quality
And one more video. Showing off how Sonic's burst works. Because of the crap quality again (sorry), you don't see his burst to his full potential, but you get the idea: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d68PQiLPero
Other facts
- S3K object manager (with the help of Module)
- S3K touch_response (Module)
- Optimised objectmove, objectmoveandfall, and animate_sprite, bringing even more performance.
- Fade in and out properly (instead of fading all red, all blue, all green, it does it all at the same time) (MarkeyJester)
- You can go back to the portal by hitting the back logo in any level in any act
- Sonic and Tails, Sonic alone, Tails alone, Knuckles alone, Knuckles and Tails, Sonic and Knuckles, redhotsonic
- When Sonic and Knuckles, if you lose Knuckles, instead of him gliding back in for his respawn, he just drops in (look at the burst video link above and you'll see what I mean)
- Time over = on or off
- When you die, instead of the level restarting, the camera zooms to the beginning (or checkpoint) and spawns you there instead
- New music and SFX (thanks, ValleyBell). Some other music is done by SOTI.
- Sonic (only) has a burst mode (keep running fast for a long time)
- Tails can fly (and swim) and can carry others. When Tails is flying, press B and he will do a quick drop
- Knuckles can glide and climb
- Attract-ring sheild (as well as normal shield)
- Sonic does his celebration pose at the end of the act, rather than run off the screen
- New badniks and obects, including barriers, doorways, platforms and even a speedboat!
- When standing not pressing anything, before Sonic goes into his waiting animation, he will blink and tap his foot. Knuckles will also blink and shake his fists. Tails originally blinked in S2 anyway.
- Brand new layer deformations
- When Sonic jumps, press jump again and he will do a mid-air dash (beats the over-used homing-attack)
- ? ring monitor. Hit it and you'll randomly get either 1, 5, 10, 20 or 40 rings.
- Dashhoops
- Anything else I may of forgotten
Also, a lot of you may recognise this splash screen, but mine has been slightly modified to use redhotsonic instead, thanks to Markeyjester.
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Mets fans might remember former Met Luis Sojo for his game-winning hit in Game 5 of the 2000 World Series. He's now the manager of Venezuela's WBC team and this morning said he knows Johan Santana is sad for not being able to pitch in the Classic.
Pointing to Santana, Sojo yelled to Mets manager Terry Collins: "He was supposed to pitch for me today. What happened?"
Santana long-tossed and fielded bunts while throwing off the mound this morning. He has not yet spoken to reporters about the death of Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez.
"I talked to (Santana) a lot this winter," Sojo said. "We understand the situation (about Santana not being allowed to pitch by the Mets). It is unfortunate. Right now, I know he's sad. He has a good relationship with the players. I know how much he wanted to play."
The Venezuelan team is loaded with Miguel Cabrera, Pablo Sandoval, Carlos Gonzalez and Martin Prado among today's starters.
Sojo said the controversial Chavez's death created an emotional cloud in his clubhouse.
"He used to be a baseball guy," Sojo said. "A lot of times I got the phone call at 7 in the morning. I like to sleep. 'Hey, that was the president, and he wants to talk to you.' And after the games, the WBC, he used to call me. I mean, he loved baseball and he knows everybody … all the guys that I used to have on the teams. That was my relationship with him, over the phone.
"One time … I know we got the lead, like three runs in the third inning or fourth inning, and somebody scored five runs. He called me and said, 'How come you don't bring [in] Francisco Rodriguez? He said, 'Hey, he's the closer, I can pitch him in the fourth, so you should know that.' "
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Los Angeles: Reality TV star Khloe Kardashian has accepted her curves and has no desire to be super skinny anymore, but believes that people will always criticise her figure.
Kardashian dropped 30 pounds in 2009 and has been open about her desire to lose more weight for years now.
"A few years ago I lost 30 pounds and people still wanted to criticise. And honestly, I am happy with myself if I am a little heavier," contactmusic.com quoted Khloe as saying.
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WBU professor publishes book on drama in workplace
PLAINVIEW – Theatrics are great on the stage, but in your business or organization, they can be paralyzing to productivity. No doubt most employees or volunteers have experienced drama from time to time, but there are solutions to smoothing over the rocky roads.
In her new book, The Drama-Free Workplace, Dr. Yvonne LaMar provides practical tips for helping businesses and other groups move past the difficulty and succeed. LaMar, who is an assistant professor of education at Wayland Baptist University, works often with businesses through her Institute for Faith-Based Alliance, and she said the scenario is more the rule than the exception.
"Every organization believes it is just them, but it really is just people," LaMar said. "I think drama is part of the work environment that people often don't address. A lot of good people miss out on opportunities because they rely on drama to get their needs met."
LaMar said she first encountered the problem while working with nonprofit organizations and churches with grant writing assistance, realizing early on that there were deeper needs within the groups than just funding. When she realized that businesses – even large Fortune 500 companies – face similar issues, she felt it was time for help.
"The book is full of experiences I've had with organizations that are starting to become more businesslike in their approach," she explained. "I use a lot of case studies and examples, but it's really a step-by-step process of working through the issue."
LaMar said she can typically spot the tension and drama in a workplace early, and identifying the calm person who is weathering the storm is essential to picking out the issues and the people behind them. Drama, she said, is usually a sign that something bigger needs to be addressed.
"A lot of the issues have to do with mental blocks about what people can do. They lose confidence and doubt their leadership skills," she said. "It's about building an environment where people can feel capable, and building boundaries, providing room for people to work out the drama and get comfortable in their roles."
LaMar is introducing the book locally through a workshop planned at Wayland's Community Classroom on Dec. 3 or Dec. 6. The workshop, slated from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., includes lunch and a copy of the Drama-Free Workplace book. Cost is $100 per person and CEU credits are available.
During the workshop, LaMar said, participants will have a chance to address their own issues and share ideas while working through her process for creating a professional work environment.
The book will be published through Booklocker by mid-November, with LaMar hoping to place it in several local and area bookstores. Her previous book, God Provides the Sacrifice, spawned several book signings and speaking engagements, as well as an online newsletter. She has several other book ideas in the works, including a series called the Phenomenal Woman's Guide.
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• "The Pursuit of Perfection: Developing a Healthy Body Image in a Society with Warped Standards of Beauty," 6:30 p.m., Astor Judaica Library, 4126 Executive Park Drive, discussion with special teen leader and a neurofeedback practitioner, Jennifer Torio-Hurley, (858) 362-1331, firstname.lastname@example.com, free
• Tom Harrell Chamber Ensemble, 8 p.m., The Scripps Research Institute, 10640 John Jay Hopkins Drive, nine-member ensemble showcases arrangements by Debussy and Ravel alongside compelling originals, (858) 454-5872, www.ljathenaeum.org, $32 members, $37 nonmembers
• Nortec Collective: Bostich & Fussible, 8 p.m., UCSD Price Center East Ballroom, 9500 Gilman Drive, live performance and film screening from the Tijuana-based electronica entertainers, (858) 534-8497, www.artpwr.com, $18 general admission, 15 subscribers and UCSD alum, $11 students
• "The Secret Keeper," 7:30 p.m., Warwick's, 7812 Girard Ave., book discussion with internationally bestselling author Kate Morton, (858) 454-0347, www.warwicks.com, free
FRIDAY, Oct. 26
• "Musici di Roma," 7 p.m., MCASD, 700 Prospect St., La Jolla Music Society opens the Revelle Chamber Music Series with the oldest continuously active chamber ensemble in Italy, (858) 459-3728, www.ljms.org, $25-$75
SATURDAY, Oct. 27
• "Life's Reflections: Poetry for the People," 7 p.m., D.G. Wills Books, 7461 Girard Ave., book discussion with Tommy Hawkins, former Notre Dame and Los Angeles Lakers basketball star, former VP of the Los Angeles Dodgers and radio and TV broadcaster, (858) 456-1800, www.dgwillsbooks.com, free
• Jae-Hyo Lee artist reception, 6 to 9 p.m., Madison Gallery, 1020 Prospect St., Ste. 300, (858) 459-0836, www.madisongalleries.com, free
• Quatuor Modigliani, 8 p.m., UCSD Conrad Prebys Concert Hall, 9500 Gilman drive, a high-energy French chamber music ensemble preceded by a pre-performance conversation with the artists at 6:45 p.m., (858) 534-8497, www.artpwr.com, $36-$54 general admission, $31-$46 subscribers and UCSD alum, $11 UCSD students
• Weekend with the locals: Sherri Starr, noon, Warwick's, 7812 Girard Ave., book discussion with author of "Mia and Jake: Finding the One," (858) 454-0347, www.warwicks.com, free
• Weekend with the locals: Laura Roppe, 2 p.m., Warwick's, 7812 Girard Ave., book discussion with author of "Rocking the Pink: Finding Myself on the Other Side of Cancer," (858) 454-0347, www.warwicks.com, free
SUNDAY, Oct. 28
• La Jolla Open Aire Market, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., La Jolla Elementary School, 1111 Marine St., (858) 454-1699, www.lajollamarket.com, free
MONDAY, Oct. 29
• "18 Days in Egypt," 7 p.m., UCSD Great Hall, 9500 Gilman Drive, film screening of the collaborative documentary film project about the eighteen days of the 2011 uprising in Egypt, (858) 534-8497, www.artpwr.com, $10 general admission, $8 subscribers and UCSD alum, UCSD students free
• Joshua White jazz piano trio, noon, Athenaeum, 1008 Wall St., mini-concert, (858) 454-5872, www.ljathenaeum.org, free
TUESDAY, Oct. 30
• Ray Chen, 7:30 p.m., The Scripps Research Institute, 10640 John Jay Hopkins Drive, violin performance of Mendelssohn's String Quartet No. 2 in B-flat Major, (619) 235-0804, www.sandiegosymphony.org, $30
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 31
• "House of Ghosts," 10 p.m., UCSD Geisel Library, 9500 Gilman Drive, late-night West Coast premiere of filmmaker Christopher Mihm's black-and-white horror movie, (858) 822-5758, firstname.lastname@example.com, free
• Children's storytime, 3 p.m., Athenaeum, 1008 Wall St., (858) 454-5872, www.ljathenaeum.org, free
THURSDAY, Nov. 1
• Conversation with Steven Schick, 7:30 p.m., Warwick's, 7812 Girard Ave., discussion with music director and conductor of the La Jolla Symphony Chorus with a special drawing to win symphony tickets, (858) 454-0347, www.warwicks.com, free
Ooh La La Dance Academy will host its second annual free haunted house to spook kids, teens and adults alike on Halloween night. Last year, the eerie setup brought more than 200 neighborhood kids who spent the entire night in the haunted house perusing the ghosts and ghouls within. The haunted house will be open free for all ages from 6 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 31. The haunted house will be set up at Ooh La La Dance Studio, located at 7467 Cuvier St. For more information, visit www.ollda.com or call (858) 456-4500.
Halloween isn't just for kids. Beaumont's in Bird Rock will dish out some tricks and treats for adults in the form of tasty Halloween-themed libations at the neighborhood pub's lively Halloween party on Oct. 27. Try the bar's special Beaumont's Jack O' Lantern cocktail, comprised of Jack Daniels, pumpkin spice liquor, fresh mandarin and a dash of spicy cinnamon for a frighteningly twisted taste of Halloween. With live music by December's Children starting at 9 p.m., a costume contest with prizes, and scary-good food and drink specials, Beaumont's has everything adults to have a great time this Halloween. Beaumont's is located at 5662 La Jolla Blvd. For more information, visit www.beaumontseatery.com or call (858) 459-0474.
Discover the eerie glowing creatures of the deep and those that lurk just beneath the surface at Birch Aquarium's haunted shipwreck on Oct. 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. Kids can enjoy close encounters of the fishy kind while boogying down to some live tunes or exploring the underwater wreckage for sunken treasures at the aquarium, located at 2300 Expedition Way. For more information, visit aquarium.ucsd.edu or call (858) 534-7336. Tickets to the haunted shipwreck are $15 general admission, $12 for members or $17 at the door.
For those willing to venture outside of La Jolla, join the festive fun at Seaport Village's second annual Halloween Bash on the Bay. The Village has already been busy celebrating since Oct. 20 with a week of deals for locals leading up to the celebration, which culminates in the spooky event on Oct. 27. The Halloween event invites all the little monsters, vampires, pirates and zombies out for trick-or-treating, a pet costume contest, live music and photos with a living scarecrow. Entertainment will abound from 3:30 to 8 p.m., with trick-or-treating from 5 to 8 p.m. Deals are listed at www.facebook.com/SeaportVillage. Locals must show valid California ID or SDG&E bill to redeem the discounts and gifts.
The La Jolla Art Association will present "Femmes Fatales," at its gallery, located at 8100 Paseo del Ocaso, Ste. B in La Jolla Shores on Oct. 27. The exhibit will feature a fatally attractive showcase of talented artists displaying everything from paintings, photography, silk art, jewelry, sculpture and more — and all with underlying themes of danger and intrigue. A free artists reception from 7 to 9 p.m. will give guests the opportunity to chat with the artists over champagne and hors d'oeuvres. The "Femmes Fatales" exhibit will be on display at the gallery until Nov. 4. For more information, visit www.lajollaart.org or call (858) 459-1196.


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Google Visits the CoB to Create Promotional Video for GOMC
A team of Googlers recently visited the JMU College of Business to learn more about Dr. Theresa Clarke and her students' success with the Google Online Marketing Challenge (GOMC).
The Google team created a promotional video to publicize the challenge. They spent the day interviewing Clarke, as well as Provost Jerry Benson and CoB Dean Mary Gowan. The video crew also interviewed several students who had participated in the 2014 challenge.
The finished product is a short video explaining the benefits of participating in the challenge. This project was prompted by Google employee Lindsay Keller, a 2011 CoB marketing graduate whose team was Americas Regional Winner in the 2011 Google Online Marketing Challenge.
Keller, an Associate Account Strategist, says, "My interest in search engine marketing began through my Internet Marketing course at James Madison University and participation in the 2011 Google Online Marketing Challenge. My team won the challenge, placing first above all other teams in North America, Central America and South America. I am now a Google AdWords Certified Individual, Google Analytics Certified Individual, and Microsoft Advertising Accredited Professional."
The College of Business was pleased to host the Google team for the day. Clarke says, "Working with the Google team was a great experience. The video will help promote the challenge to other localities and universities. We are proud of our student teams, who gain so much knowledge and expertise through their participation in the project.
Google chose to showcase the JMU College of Business in the GOMC because of the success of Clarke's students over the past several years. The challenge provides students an excellent experiential learning opportunity; they work with real clients, such as the Virginia Quilt Museum, to solve a myriad of marketing challenges.
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The Lawrence Welk Show "Salute to Cole Porter" The composer's "Wunderbar" opens this sparkling tribute. Bobby and Cissy swirl to "The Continental." Henry Cuesta highlights "Begin The Beguine" with his clarinet artistry. Guy and Ralna harmonize on "True Love."G
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Doctor Who Series "Amy's Choice" It has been five years since Amy Pond last traveled with the Doctor and when he lands in her garden again, on the eve of the birth of her first child, she finds herself facing a heartbreaking choice.G


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The idea of Camdenton R-III School Board members having an email address that the public can use to contact them at any time has been up in the air since the Sept. 9, 2013 board meeting.
The idea of Camdenton R-III School Board members having an email address that the public can use to contact them at any time has been up in the air since the Sept. 9, 2013 board meeting.
As the board enters a new year, it looks like the email possibility is now a reality.
According to Assistant Superintendent Roma France, the email has been set up for the board members and is working. Soon, France plans to place a link on the district's website for patrons to have easy access to the email address.
"This will allow all board members to see any question posed by a patron. Protocol would be for the Board president and/or superintendent to respond to the patron on behalf of the district," France said. "If several questions come in on the same topic, then the item may be placed on the next board agenda."
France introduced the board to the idea of having board email addresses in September 2013. Then, she told the board that emails would go to a mail distribution group, firstname.lastname@example.com, which would be sent to each board member along with the superintendent or a designee. Members could respond directly to the original sender but not to the other board members. In most cases, the superintendent or administration will be the one to respond. If several emails are sent on one topic, that topic could become an agenda item.
France told the board that all emails on the school account are subject to the Sunshine Law. Emails on their personal accounts may or may not be subject to the Sunshine Law.
Board members are to never 'reply all' and make sure that it is clear that if they respond with an answer or opinion that it is their opinion and not that of the entire board.
Superintendent Tim Hadfield plans to announce the board email address in his next district-wide newsletter.
Suggested Ground Rules for Board Communication via eMail:
1. If you are providing Board members an e-mail address, all Board members by policy must sign the Authorized User Permit that staff and students must sign and Board member must agree to the same terms as staff and students.
2. E-mail sent and received to Board members using district accounts may be subject to disclosure under the Sunshine Law.
3. When publicizing firstname.lastname@example.com, the district will notify patrons of other methods of contacting the district such as phone call, letter, or personal visit. The district will also notify patrons of the process for requesting to be put on the Board's agenda.
4. When information is sent via the generic email@example.com, the protocol is for the superintendent or Board president to respond on behalf of the district and to cc the Board the response so that the Board knows the patron has been corresponded with and what was said.
If a Board member disagrees with the response or has questions, he or she is encouraged to immediately notify the superintendent and the Board president of that fact.
5. Any Board member may ask that a subject is added to the Board's agenda at the next meeting for discussion. The Board as a whole will ultimately vote when approving the agenda to determine if the issue will be discussed. All Board members need to be careful not to accidentally violate the Sunshine Law by attempting to have a Board discussion via e-mail.
However, Board members are free to direct questions or concerns to the superintendent or Board president.
6. A Board member who is not the Board president may correspond individually with a patron, but is required to indicate that the opinions expressed are his or her own and not the Board's. A Board member is prohibited from using a district-provided e-mail address contrary to district policy or law or to violate district policy or law.
7. In some situations, an e-mail message is too vague, the explanation is complicated, or it is difficult or inadvisable to respond by e-mail. In those situations, the superintendent or Board president will call the sender to obtain more information from the sender, speak with the sender directly about the issue, or ask the sender to come to the district so that more information may be obtained as opposed to responding by e-mail. When this is the case, the Board will be notified that the patron has been contacted.
8. The superintendent or Board president will not directly respond to anonymous messages, but will acknowledge receipt of the message and notify the sender of those rules.
9. The superintendent or Board president in their discretion may not respond to messages from the same sender that are repetitive, or messages that are threatening or that use profane language.
10. The superintendent or Board president will not directly respond to messages involving litigation, potential or pending litigation, or a situation on appeal pursuant to district policies or the law.
In addition, the superintendent or Board president may not respond to messages if advised by the district's attorney not to do so. However, the superintendent or Board president will acknowledge receipt of the message and notify the sender of the rules.
11. The purpose of firstname.lastname@example.com is not to circumvent existing district policies requiring that concerns are addressed at the lowest level. The superintendent or Board president may simply direct a sender to the teacher, principal or another person in the district that is in the best position to address the subject.
12. There is no right to a district account and if a Board member does not follow the rules his or her account may be eliminated.
13. Persons communicating with the Board via email should state their name, telephone number, and address as is the protocol for public comment.


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I've had this pattern for a while & decided to make it finally in a stretch cotton twill I bought from Croft Mill Fabric. A great weight, medium, not heavy, good amount of stretch & a fabulous satin finish. The walking pleat in the centre back seam has a buttoned placket above it. I am going to make more of these, they don't take a lot of fabric & I like the shape. Perhaps I'll shorten it more though, it's definitely not as short as the sketch on the pattern envelope! I pinked the seam in the centre back & bound the hem with a matching cupro lining cut on the bias. I also used the lining for the inner waistband. the instructions call for petersham, but I find that is a little uncomfortable against the skin, & not everyone tucks their shirts in these days! The closure is a hook & bar which I used buttonhole stitch to attach. that way the hook & bar will still be attached to the waistband long after the rest of the garment has faded away!
Made from 1m of Liberty tana lawn, with a pretty good pattern match on the front, if I say so myself! The pattern itself is fairly quick & easy to run up. There are double tucks in the front & back, a convertible collar & facings at the armholes. I used French seams throughout, as I tend to do with Liberty lawn.
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What's just as nice as Melges racing at Key West Race Week during the month of January? The photos of Melges racing in Key West! More than a hundred shots have been uploaded over the last three days! Check them out now! As more photos are submitted to the class, this list of links will continue to be updated:
Photos can be found at the following links:
International Melges 32 Class Association - JOY
Postcards From Key West - JOY
Sail 22 - Becky DaMore
Steve Lampkin - h20mark.com
Submit your photo links to the International Melges 32 Class Association (IM32CA)


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The Free Software and Open Source Symposium (FSOSS) 2014 is around the corner, and it's shaping up to be the best in years. We have well over 30 talks spread over 2 days, covering just about every corner of open source from new and upcoming technologies through business models. We have a keynote from my colleague David Humphrey examining the implications of Heartbleed, as well as keynotes from Chris Aniszczyk (Twitter) and Bob Young (Lulu/Red Hat/TiCats). There are speakers from Canada, the US, Hungary, the UK, Cuba, and India, representing open source communities, academia, entrepreneurs, startups, and companies such as Mozilla, Cisco, AMD, Red Hat, and Rackspace.
Until October 10, registration for this event is just $40 (or, for students and faculty of any school, $20), which includes access to all of the keynotes, talks, and workshops, two lunches, a wine/beer/soft drink reception, a t-shirt, and swag.
Full details can be found at fsoss.ca -- see you October 23/24!
New Pidora Package: quick2wire-python-api Sat, Nov 23. 2013
I've packaged the quick2wire python3 library for the Raspberry Pi. This provides easy access to the i2c peripheral bus from Python3; I've packaged this up because I need it, and also to test and demo the package review process for Pidora.
Here's a little demo of the quick2wire library in action which I wrote some time back and have been using as a test for the package -- this reads a TCN75A (data sheet) thermal sensor chip:
# test_tcn75a :: Test of reading a TCN75A digital
# temperature sensor using I2C
# Assumes:
# - TCN75A is powered at 3v3
# - I2C lines connected to Raspi GPIO
# - Pins 5/6/7 are grounded (address = 72)
# Uses:
# - quick2wire Python library
# CTyler 2012-10-03 - GPLv2+
# Using the quick2wire module for I2C access
import quick2wire.i2c as i2c
# Using the time module for sleeping
import time
# Address (unit number) of the TCN75A temperature
# sensor on the I2C bus
address = 72
# Register number within the TCN75A that contains
# the current temperature
temp_register = 0
# Register number within the TCN75A that contains
# the configuration register
conf_register = 1
with i2c.I2CMaster() as bus:
# Configure the resolution (optional step)
# The configuration register is used to set the temperature
# resolution. The higher the resolution, the more
# accurate the temperature reading, but the lower the
# sampling rate. Possible values are 0, 32, 64, and 96.
# Value 96 = 0.01625C steps (highest resolution)
# Value 0 = 0.5C steps (lowest resolution) (default)
i2c.writing_bytes(address, conf_register, 96))
# Loop 100 times
for i in range(1,100):
# Select the address (unit on the bus) and desired
# register, and read 2 bytes
read_temp = bus.transaction(
i2c.writing_bytes(address, temp_register),
# The first byte contains the temperature in degrees
# Celsius (actually, this is a signed number, so
# values over 127 are negative, but I'm ignoring
# that here). The second byte contains 256ths of a
# degress, but the default resolution of the sensor
# is 0.5 degrees, so it will always be 0 (.0) or 128 (0.5)
# unless the resolution is changed.
# This line converts the two bytes into a single
# temperature and prints it.
print("Temperature: %3.3f°C" % (read_temp[0][0]+read_temp[0][1]/256) )
# Delay half a second before getting next reading
The package is up for review in Pidora (not Fedora, but only because it's not useful on other platforms -- at least at this time). The package review, including links to the specfile and SRPM, is ticket #495.
Looking for a Debugging Mentor Wed, Feb 20. 2013
I'd love to figure out why my Toshiba Z830's screen-brightness controls work fine after suspend but don't work after hibernate with Fedora 17 (I have two-phase suspend/hibernate set up). I'm comfortable doing debugging but don't even know where to start on this one -- I don't know which subsystems to poke at.
Anyone willing to mentor me through this?
Acessing the armv6hl Koji Buildsystem Mon, Feb 11. 2013
The Seneca CDOT OSTEP project has been operating a Koji buildsystem for the Fedora ARM Secondary Architecture project, for the armv5tel and armv7hl architectures. These architectures are going to shift to the Fedora Phoenix datacentre Real Soon Now(tm) now that true enterprise-grade ARM server hardware is available.The armv5tel architecture has hit EOL with Fedora 18, but will be supported with updates until a month after the release of Fedora 20; we (the Fedora ARM group) is working towards Primary Architecture status for armv7hl by the Fedora 20 release.
We (Seneca OSTEP) are now also operating a second Koji buildsystem, for the armv6hl architecture. This architecture is really of interest only for the Pidora project for the Raspberry Pi at this point in time. This buildsystem is accessible on the web at http://koji.pidora.ca
However, to access the armv6hl buildsystem using the Koji command-line tools, using a Fedora client certificate, a bit of a dance is required. This post outlines the steps...
1. Set up your Fedora packager environment, if you haven't already done so.
2. Add this text to the end of your ~/.fedora-server-ca.cert file:
3. Place this text in /etc/koji/armv6-config:
;configuration for koji cli tool
;url of XMLRPC server
server = http://japan.proximity.on.ca/kojihub
;url of web interface
weburl = http://japan.proximity.on.ca/koji
;url of package download site
topurl = http://japan.proximity.on.ca/
;configuration for SSL athentication
;client certificate
cert = ~/.fedora.cert
;certificate of the CA that issued the client certificate
ca = ~/.fedora-upload-ca.cert
;certificate of the CA that issued the HTTP server certificate
serverca = ~/.fedora-server-ca.cert</code>
4. Execute this command: sudo ln -s /usr/bin/arm-koji /usr/local/bin/armv6-koji
5. Ping someone on the OSTEP team via irc://irc.freenode.net/seneca to add your FAS2 username to the Koji instance.
6. Profit! -- You should now be able to issue commands to the armv6hl koji system by typing: armv6-koji command
In due course, we'll get this configured as a standard secondary-arch Koji instance, and you can skip the steps above -- but in the meantime, if you want to help with the armv6hl effort, those are the steps required.
Why the Pi is Great for Teaching and Hacking Fri, Jan 18. 2013
Today at FUDCon I gave a lightning talk on interfacing devices to the Raspberry Pi, to try and explain why this device is so interesting to both educators and hackers.
Here's a recap of the demo for those who weren't there (or if I missed something); I was using a Pi running the Raspberry Pi Fedora Remix 17, and the point of the demo was to show how simple devices can be controlled (or sensed) directly from the command line (using just four commands: cd, ls, cat, and echo, plus sleep and the bash while...do loop):
1. Output
The Raspberry Pi has a number of General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) pins available on a connector on the corner of the board. These can be used as inputs or as outputs, and can be on (binary 1) or off (binary 0). The pinout diagram is available on the web.
Connecting up an output can be as simple as taking an LED (from any electronics part store, or snipped out of a dead PC) and a small resistor (I used a 220 ohm one - red/red/brown) and connecting them to one of the GPIO pins and a ground pin. In the demo I used GPIO 11 and ground, with a tiny breadboard and some male-female jumper wires for convenience.
The software side is pretty simple: there's a directory, /sys/class/gpio, that provides access to the GPIO pins. By default, this directory contains just three entries:
# cd /sys/class/gpio
# ls -l
total 0
--w------- 1 root root 4096 Dec 31 1969 export
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Dec 31 1969 gpiochip0 -> ../../devices/virtual/gpio/gpiochip0
--w------- 1 root root 4096 Dec 31 1969 unexport
Placing a GPIO number in the export file gives us control of that GPIO:
# echo 11 > export
And the kernel responds by creating a directory corresponding to that GPIO pin:
# ls -l
total 0
--w------- 1 root root 4096 Jan 14 18:39 export
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jan 14 18:40 gpio11 -> ../../devices/virtual/gpio/gpio11
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Dec 31 1969 gpiochip0 -> ../../devices/virtual/gpio/gpiochip0
--w------- 1 root root 4096 Dec 31 1969 unexport
The gpio11 directory contains a number of pseudo-files for controlling the pin:
# cd gpio11
# ls -l
total 0
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jan 14 18:41 active_low
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jan 14 18:41 direction
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jan 14 18:41 edge
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 0 Jan 14 18:41 power
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jan 14 18:39 subsystem -> ../../../../class/gpio
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jan 14 18:39 uevent
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jan 14 18:41 value
The files we care about are direction and value. The direction is initially set to input (in), which we can see if we cat the direction file:
# cat direction
We can change the pin to an output by writing out into that file:
# echo out > direction
The value file will tell us if that pin is off (0) or on (1):
# cat value
If you set this value to 1, the LED should turn on:
# echo 1 > value
If it doesn't, you probably have it plugged in backwards. Switch the wires (I'll wait).
Once the LED is on, you should be able to turn it off by setting the value to 0:
# echo 0 > value
From an educational perspective, this is really cool: it makes a concept (bit) tangible.
But turning the light on and off gets boring quickly. The next step is to write a command-line loop to make the LED blink:
# while true; do echo 1 > value; sleep 0.2; echo 0 > value; sleep 0.2; done
What if you want to control something a lot bigger than an LED? Just substitute something like a Powerswitch Tail II for your LED - your Pi connects to an LED inside the tail, and whenever that LED is turned on, the water pump/blender/fan/toaster plugged into the tail starts up.
2. Input
Connecting an input is not any more complicated. In the demo, I hooked up an old Turbo Mode switch (remember those?!) to GPIO 24. In one position, it connected GPIO 24 to 3.3 volts, and in the other position, it connected it to ground.
Using this switch as an input was even easier than controlling the LED:
# cd /sys/class/gpio
# echo 24 > export
# cat gpio24/value
... Now toggle the switch! ...# cat gpio24/value
3. Input & Output
Putting both of these together is pretty straightforward. You can control the flashing of the LED using the switch with a line like this:
# while sleep 0.1; do if [ $(<gpio24/value) = "0" ]; then echo 1 > gpio11/value; sleep 0.2; echo 0 > gpio11/value; sleep 0.2; fi; done
For education, these experiments are simple, quick, and don't require a lot of background knowledge: the student needs only a handful of basic bash commands (cd, ls, cat, echo). Unlike an Arduino, the Pi doesn't need a separate system to host development. You also don't need to deal with files, interpreters, shebang lines, permissions, or compilers. But eventually (and usually pretty quickly), students will want to learn those concepts. In order to save their commands across boots, for example, they will soon want to store them in files: voila, scripts!
It's logical and easy to progress from controlling a single LED and reading a single switch to controlling six LEDs - enough for a two-way traffic light - and then you can add things like pedestrian crossing buttons. Or you can use two infrared LEDs and two infrared phototransistors (which act exactly like switches), mounted in a doorway, to count the number of people that have entered and exited from a room, turning on the lights whenever people are present. These types of projects are fun and engaging ways to teach logic, programming, and circuits.
After a while, students want to do something they can't easily do in bash, like drive a GPIO faster, or poll some complex combination of pins and they're on to Python (or C, or Perl, or any of a multitude of other languages).
When students/hackers/makers want to connect something more complex than can be easily interfaced through GPIO, the Pi offers serial ports (you can put a message on an LCD display with two bash commands), I2C, and SPI interfaces. And although the ARM processor in the Pi is fairly slow, it is fast enough to do interesting things like speech synthesis and machine vision.
SBR600 - Winter 2013 Mon, Dec 17. 2012
The SBR600 Software Build & Release course provides a unique opportunity for Seneca CTY students to get involved with an open source community. However, for the Winter 2013 semester, we opened the course late, so not very many students are aware that it's available.
If you're interested in taking SBR600, or know anyone who is: SBR600 is available for the Winter 2013 semester through SIRIS.


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A Raw Milk Warrior
Michael Schmidt—farmer and raw milk advocate— fights for the right "to eat what we want."
Michael Schmidt's grandfather was part of the Agriculture course with Rudolf Steiner in 1924 and his family fled their ancestral biodynamic farm in Germany in the middle of the night from occupying Russian troops at the end of World War II. Michael has fought tirelessly for the rights of farmers and consumers in Ontario for the better part of a generation.
In November 2006, Michael Schmidt's farm in Durham, two hours north of Toronto, was raided by over 20 armed officers.
They weren't looking for drugs or guns.
They were looking for milk.
Michael's crime: Selling and distributing raw milk.
Schmidt, a graduate of the Waldorf school in Stuttgart, has seen his share of trouble with the government over his fight for consumer freedom. He saw his farm threatened and his livelihood disintegrate as a result of the first "Milk War" in the 1990s. He had to sell 500 of the 600 acres of his family farm to pay his legal bills. The toll on his family was immense, but he built his business back up by partnering his customers with his cows (he actually "sold" each teat for $300) in a cow-sharing program. His customers owned the cows and he took care of them. However, it was still illegal in Canada to sell or distribute raw milk to consumers.
Michael Schmidt's opposition to the raw milk ban put him on a collision course with the Ontario government, and has set off a public debate that touched upon a whole host of issues: the immense power of Canada's $12-billion dairy industry and the challenges facing small, independent farmers; the increasingly controversial nature of large-scale factory farming methods; and a growing public unease about the way most of our food products are processed before they reach us.
After the raid in 2006, government pressure continued and after $80,000 in legal bills, Schmidt decided to represent himself in court in the second "Milk War." In his own words, his goal had always been to be "a happy farmer." The most recent court judgment acquitted him of any crimes and allows him to continue his farm's raw milk sales in Ontario.
Despite a government appeal to try to overturn the judgment, Michael and his supporters remain confident that their freedom to drink raw milk will not only be supported in Ontario, but will spread to the rest of Canada. A group of highly respected constitutional lawyers has taken up Michael's case in the appeal, leaving him free from fighting the legal battle against the appeal himself.
Michael, whose son Markus is helping with the cows on their farm in Durham, is busy traveling across Canada and the US to support the many initiatives and farmers who are trying to enshrine their right to drink raw milk in a vast array of proposals that are coming before legislative bodies this year. Many of these farmers remain under constant threat from the government and the dairy industry. Schmidt insists that this fight is about more than just milk; it is about the fundamental right "to eat what we want."
In September 2010, a film about Michael Schmidt's courageous battle premiered in Toronto. Milk War was co-produced for the ichannel by Stornoway Productions and The Path to Gimli and features an award-winning production staff.
The Bovine (Michael Schmidt's raw milk blogsite) is a great place to start for more information about his campaign to guarantee the right to drink raw milk.
This article is shared from WaldorfTeachers.com Michael Schmidt talked with them during a regional biodynmamic conference in January. He told them about his raw milk campaign and shared the recently released documentary about his work entitled "Milk War."
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I would love to see this film, does anyone know when it will be aired in the US?
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Defense: Ice cream photo taken before testimony
SANFORD, Fla. (AP) — Prosecutors have asked a judge in the George Zimmerman trial to conduct an inquiry into an Instagram photo of a defense attorney eating ice cream with his daughters, but the lawyer said Tuesday that it was unrelated to testimony in the case.
Prosecutors claimed in their motion the photo was posted after defense attorney Don West's tense cross-examination with prosecution witness Rachel Jeantel last week.
The caption in the photo posted by West's daughter reads "We beat stupidity celebration cones" and "dadkilledit."
Prosecutors said an inquiry was necessary "to ensure that witnesses and court proceedings are treated with respect and not as occasions for inappropriate jokes."
West said in a court filing Tuesday that the ice cream photo was taken a day before Jeantel testified and has nothing to do with her testimony. He called the prosecution's motion "irresponsible" and said he had nothing to do with the posting of the photo or its caption.
West said he has stopped for ice creams each night since the trial started and he was joined by his daughters a week ago. They decided to capture the moment with a photo because one of his daughters lives out of town, he said.
"It was not taken for any such purpose or in any way as a comment on anything having to do with the case," West said in the filing. "To me it was a private moment with my family. My daughter accepts responsibility for her immature and insensitive comment and apologizes for it."
Jeantel was talking to Trayvon Martin on the phone moments before he was fatally shot by George Zimmerman last year. She is considered a star witness for prosecutors.
Zimmerman pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder, claiming he shot Martin in self-defense.