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Traverse City — Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 1050 Peninsula Dr., is encouraging its members to bring a friend to services today and Sunday, Jan. 19-20.
After the 5 p.m. service on Saturday, there will be a light supper, fellowship and games.
On Sunday, coffee, cookies and conversation follow the 8 a.m. service, with an adult forum and Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. The 10:30 a.m. service will be followed by a light lunch, fellowship and games.
Benefit breakfast
Traverse City — The St. Patrick Men's Club will host a pancake breakfast Sunday, Jan. 20, to benefit Reining Liberty Ranch.
The nonprofit ranch enriches the lives of military veterans and their families through programs like Grand Traverse Horses 4 Heroes.
The meal will be served 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at St. Patrick Church, 630 W. Silver Lake Road. Prices are $5.50 for adults, $3.50 for children 6 and older, free for children 5 and younger; $20 per family. For details, call Alan Staley, 943-8545.
Art demonstrations
Petoskey — Michigan-based artists will give live demonstrations 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays, Jan. 19-March 30, at Sturgeon River Pottery. There is no charge and the public is welcome; call 347-0590.
Visit the Dunes free
Empire — In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, admission to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore will be free on Monday, Jan. 21.
Visitors may stop at the Philip A. Hart Visitor Center in Empire, 8;30 a.m. to 4 p.m., to learn what the park has to offer at this time of year. For in-depth information, go to www.nps.gov/slbe, www.facebook.com/sbdnl or www.twitter.com/sleepingbearnps.
Gun safety program
Traverse City — Missy Smith, creator of "Gun Safe Mom," will offer a free program on gun safety and communication about gun safety and accessibility.
Smith developed "Gun Safe Mom" after learning that her daughter's first play date was at a home that had an unlocked gun. Smith's program includes home safety signs and decals for alerting visiting families that homeowners have a gun safe home and will discuss gun accessibility.
The program starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22, at the City Opera House, 106 E. Front St. Smith will be joined by local professionals to provide insight on keeping Traverse City a peaceful community.
"Gun Safe Mom" safety signs are available at Left Foot Charley, 806 Red Dr., and Garden Grounds, 1000 Milliken Dr. To learn more, visit www.gunsafemom.com.
Relay for Life party
Traverse City — The American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Grand Traverse County will officially get under way at a kick-off party Tuesday, Jan. 22, to launch fund-raising efforts.
The "Dream Big. Hope Big. Relay Big!" event will start with a meet-and-greet at 5:30 p.m. followed by a short inspirational program at 6 p.m. at Community Church of Christ, 813 Parsons Road. Team supplies will be available and there will be time for questions. The relay will be held June 8-9 at the Grand Traverse County Civic Center.
For details, contact Jeff Dietrich, event chair, 620-1808 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or Stacia Thompson, 866-0292 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Vintage fashions
Traverse City — Zoot suits, flapper dresses and more will highlight a vintage fashion show Wednesday, Jan. 23, at the Village at Bay Ridge Assisted Living Center.
"Clothes My Grandmother Wore" will be modeled at 2 p.m. at Bay Ridge, 3825 Scenic Ridge. Seating is limited and reservations are requested; call 932-9757.
Free dental care
Traverse City — "Doctors with a Heart" will offer free dental care for individuals without the ability to pay for basic dental care.
Dentists Dr. Steven Niergarth, Dr. Jason Merrithew and oral surgeon Dr. Wayne Olsen will provide dental cleanings, fillings and tooth extractions from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23, at Deerhaven Family Dentistry, 5217 N. Royal Dr. No referrals are required and care will be provided on a first come, first served basis. Organizers suggest that individuals seeking dental care arrive before 7:30 a.m.
Aging Series opens
Traverse City — The Grand Traverse Pavilions' Successful Aging Series will open with a program focusing on a healthier new year.
The series features local speakers who specialize in a range of fields. It meets from 2 to 3 p.m. the fourth Monday of the month at the Pavilions off South Elmwood Avenue. Programs are free and open to the public.
The first program will be held Monday, Jan. 28. Pavilions' Wellness Center staff will discuss ways to address healthier aging. For details, call 932-3027.


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The Samford football team continued its preparation for Saturday's game at Chattanooga with a two-hour workout in shells Wednesday afternoon. The Bulldogs continued working on their game plan for Saturday's contest. Samford head coach Pat Sullivan said he likes the progress his team has made so far this week. "I thought we had a good practice today," Sullivan said. "There was a lot of concentration and they've started picking up the game plan. We have some more work to do tomorrow and Friday, but I thought today went well." One of the deepest positions on the Samford team this season has been wide receiver. Tim Bowens, who coaches the wide receivers, said he has been pleased with the work of his group throughout the season. He also praised the group's lone senior for his leadership this season. "From the spring up until now, Riley (Hawkins) has really stepped up as a leader for the group," Bowens said. "He's also been a guy who has been very consistent for us. We've been telling those guys to make sure we are taking it from in the classroom to out on the field and that's one thing he's been doing, day-in and day-out. We want that to be contagious with the rest of them." This week Samford faces one of the top defenses in the Southern Conference. Bowens said the team has prepared well this week for the Mocs. "The preparation has been really good," Bowens said. "We've been telling our guys we want to prepare at a high level. When you play such a good defense like Chattanooga's, they have good players and a good scheme; you have the keep that standard." Samford will practice again on Thursday. The workout is scheduled to begin at 4:50 p.m. at Seibert Stadium. Saturday's game at Chattanooga is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. at Finley Stadium in Chattanooga, Tenn.

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@11298 Your Exchange Server is probably set up on your internal network to receive all mail for users in your domain for onward delivery. If you publish your Exchange Server's SMTP service, Internet users can send messages directly to your Exchange Server. Allowing the Internet to have direct contact with your Exchange Server is never a good idea. To stop this direct contact, set up an IIS SMTP relay, and instead of publishing the Exchange Server's SMTP service, publish the IIS SMTP Service. Now when mail destined for yourdomain.com hits the external interface of your firewall, it will be forwarded to the SMTP relay. The SMTP relay in turn forwards it to your Exchange Server. Now set your Exchange Server to send outgoing SMTP mail messages to the IIS SMTP relay server so it forwards them on to the Internet.
Figure 1: With this configuration, your Exchange Server's SMTP service never has to interact with an Internet SMTP server.
To secure this set up, for incoming mail, allow the IIS SMTP server to relay only to your own domains. For outgoing mail, allow the IIS SMTP server to relay to all domains. If you allow incoming mail to be relayed to all domains, spammers will take advantage of your open mail relay and you'll process thousands of spam e-mails within a few days. A default configuration allows all computers that can authenticate to relay through the server; however, authentication requires more overhead, so it's better to allow relay based on IP address. Since you only want to allow your Exchange Server to use the IIS SMTP Server as an open relay, add the IP address of your Exchange Server to Allow "Only the list below." You need to allow the IIS SMTP Service to act as an open relay for your Exchange Server because the Exchange Server needs to send SMTP mail to all Internet mail domains. The open relay for outbound mail is required. You also need to prevent relay for incoming messages. Do this by configuring the server to relay only messages destined to your own domain:
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The Cardinals, who were off this week, may be making a change at left tackle by replacing Batiste with Potter. However, it remains to be seen if that will be enough to fix what has become arguably the least-effective unit in the entire NFL.
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Linux Advanced Routing Tutorial
Feeding the Bird
BGP is the routing protocol of today's Internet. Each and every ISP on the planet tells all other ISPs on the planet what IP addresses it has in its network and what other IP addresses can be reached through that ISP's network. The protocol to exchange this kind of information is called BGP (Border Gateway Protocol).
I'm not going to dive in to the details of BGP. All we need to know is that our ISP1 can use BGP to send us the list of all the national prefixes. Instead of entering them manually, we will listen to the "BGP feed" and update our routing table from it. This part needs coordination with the Internet provider, so I asked our ISP1 to "please assign us a private ASN and send us a BGP feed with national prefixes". BGP usually runs between Autonomous Systems identified by ASN (Autonomous System Number). Any big enough organization can apply and pay for its own official ASN, but for our purpose, it's enough to use an ASN from a private range assigned by the ISP. Table 2 shows the information I received from them.
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|all national ones
Now we have the routers' IPs on both sides of the link, both ASNs and confirmation of what prefixes they will send us ("all national ones"). That's all the info we need.
A number of BGP dæmons are available for Linux. I chose Bird (at the time, the most recent version was 1.3.4) and installed it from an RPM.
Bird's configuration is very simple. The config file is at /etc/bird/bird.conf and may look like this:
log syslog all;
protocol kernel {
import none;
export all;
protocol device {
scan time 10;
protocol bgp {
description "ISP1 National Routes";
local as 64526;
neighbor 203.0.113.37 as 17746;
source address 203.0.113.38;
import all; # Accept all prefixes from our neighbor
export none; # Don't send the neighbor any prefixes
Essentially, the Bird process talks to the BGP neighbor and imports all the advertised prefixes into its internal routes list. It also talks with the kernel and "exports to the kernel" all the routes it knows—that is, all the ones learned over BGP. That way, it feeds the kernel routing table from the BGP.
With the BGP routes imported, the kernel routing table now has more than 4,000 records:
[router] ~ # ip route show
[1] 203.0.113.36/30 dev vlan-shdsl proto kernel
↪scope link src 203.0.113.38
[2] 192.168.128.0/24 dev vlan-adsl proto kernel
↪scope link src 192.168.128.1
[3] 192.168.130.0/24 dev vlan-office proto kernel
↪scope link src 192.168.130.1
[4] default via 192.168.128.254 dev vlan-adsl
[5] 126.96.36.199/19 via 203.0.113.37 dev vlan-shdsl proto bird
[6] 126.96.36.199/16 via 203.0.113.37 dev vlan-shdsl proto bird
[7] 220.127.116.11/16 via 203.0.113.37 dev vlan-shdsl proto bird
[4509] 220.127.116.11/17 via 203.0.113.37 dev vlan-shdsl proto bird
[4510] 184.108.40.206/18 via 203.0.113.37 dev vlan-shdsl proto bird
[4511] 220.127.116.11/19 via 203.0.113.37 dev vlan-shdsl proto bird
Lines [1] to [4] are the same that you've seen before—all of the directly connected subnets and the default route. Lines [5] to [4511] are the routes received over BGP.
Now, let's query the newly populated routing for a path to our favourite f.root-servers.net:
[router] ~ # ip route get 126.96.36.199 from
↪192.168.130.100 iif vlan-office
188.8.131.52 from 192.168.130.100 via
↪203.0.113.37 dev vlan-shdsl # SHDSL
Excellent, that's what we wanted! A couple traceroute runs from the workstation to both national and international destinations verifies that the new path is used as expected.
The DMZ Challenge
One of the requirements for our second Internet link was the possibility to get a block of public IP addresses for our DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone) where we plan to host some externally accessible services. From the ISP, we got block 203.0.113.208/28, and we want all the traffic to and from the DMZ to use the SHDSL link, regardless of whether it's national or international traffic. Routing the inbound traffic is the ISP's responsibility, but outbound is our job.
Let's see what happens with our current setup. On a test DMZ box, 203.0.113.222, the routing table looks like this:
[dmz-box] ~ # ip route show
203.0.113.208/28 dev eth0 proto kernel
↪scope link src 203.0.113.222
default via 203.0.113.209 dev eth0
All the traffic goes to the router's IP 203.0.113.209, and the router then decides what to do. Let's traceroute to the Google's public DNS server again and see how it goes:
[dmz-box] ~ # traceroute 188.8.131.52
traceroute to 18.104.22.168 (126.96.36.199), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 gw-dmz.e-it.co.nz (203.0.113.209) 0.175 ms 0.110 ms 0.110 ms
2 gw-vlan-adsl.e-it.co.nz (192.168.128.254)
↪8.707 ms 9.080 ms 9.522 ms
3 core-adsl.isp2 (218.101.x.y) 11.899 ms 13.555 ms 15.585 ms
4 core-xyz.isp2 (203.98.x.y) 15.114 ms 16.332 ms 17.142 ms
[... some more hops ...]
13 64.233.x.y (64.233.x.y) 195.061 ms 198.098 ms 197.589 ms
14 * * *
15 google-public-dns-b.google.com (22.214.171.124)
↪203.621 ms 204.588 ms 205.792 ms
That's not quite what we wanted. The traffic flows through the ADSL link instead of the SHDSL link. But, it's understandable. Our router selects the network paths based only on the destination IP, disregarding the source IP. As soon as it sees a packet for 22.214.171.124, it sends it down the ADSL path, regardless of whether it comes from my workstation at 192.168.130.100 or from the DMZ box at 203.0.113.222.
Fortunately, the Linux kernel can have up to 255 independent routing tables and up to 32,768 different rules specifying which routing table to look up for each packet. The standard ruleset on a recent Linux machine looks like this:
[router] ~ # ip rule show
0: from all lookup local
32766: from all lookup main
32767: from all lookup default
There are no constraints for the rules. All three rules may be consulted for packets "from all" addresses until a matching route is found. According to the rules, the "local" table is looked up first. The "local" table is maintained by the kernel and contains rules for broadcast addresses and similar special destinations. You can list its contents, but unless you know exactly what you're doing, you better not change it:
[router] ~ # ip route show table local
broadcast 192.168.130.0 dev vlan-office proto kernel
↪scope link src 192.168.130.1
local 192.168.130.1 dev vlan-office proto kernel
↪scope host src 192.168.130.1
local 203.0.113.38 dev vlan-shdsl proto kernel
↪scope host src 203.0.113.38
broadcast 203.0.113.39 dev vlan-shdsl proto kernel
↪scope link src 203.0.113.38
broadcast 127.0.0.0 dev lo proto kernel
↪scope link src 127.0.0.1
local 127.0.0.1 dev lo proto kernel scope host src 127.0.0.1
[... a lot more routes ...]
If no match is found in the "local" table, the kernel moves on the the next
rule that says "lookup main". The "main" table is the standard table where
all the "normal" routes end up—all the routes for directly connected
subnets, manually added static routes and also the routes from BGP. The
ip route show works by default with the
"main" table and is
equivalent to
ip route show table main. If still no match
is found, the
last rule says "lookup default". The "default" table is seldom used and is
usually empty.
In fact, the kernel tables have numerical IDs, and the words "main", "local" and "default" are just convenient verbose names defined in /etc/iproute2/rt_tables:
[router] ~ # cat /etc/iproute2/rt_tables
# reserved values
255 local
254 main
253 default
0 unspec
So, to recap our current situation, we've got the "main" table with a list of all national routes for SHDSL and one default route for ADSL for all international traffic. And, we've got a default rule that says "for all source addresses consult the main table".
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very good, post more please
very good post... more on routing with bird/quagga and or advanced routing with linux is welcome. thanks.
nice read! bird config file
nice read! bird config file killed the purpose of obscuring AS no. in the table.(just saying)
Very nice and informative.
Very nice and informative. Inspired me to start Experimenting again. Thanks again. Keep writing. It been long i have touch base with LINUX.
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Back to the Twins future ( cause the present is pretty bleak)
by, 08-24-2012 at 01:47 AM (1485 Views)
The future outfield of the Twins (Hicks, Arcia and Buxton)
- I currently hold high hopes that this trio might be united by 2015. not entirely sure how exactly they're going to fit into a lineup though. Hicks is certainly showing that he has the capability to become a top lead-off man and yet early on in the going Buxton is also displaying the speed to profile in such a position as well.
- At the moment I would give the leadoff spot to Hicks because he has the speed yet has also displayed a profinity for drawing walks throughout his minor league career, averaging 76 walks per season (note: i'm counting 2008 and 2009 as one year since the combined games played of those two years equate roughly the same amount as 2010 through the current season.) as well as an overall ability to get on base (note: his lowest on base percentage thus far has been .353).
- Currently I can see Arcia profiling somewhere around a 5 hole hitter. He's not pumping out home runs like a typical clean-up hitter should but he's got the gap power down with 35 double between Ft. Meyers and New Britain this year.
-Buxton.... I haven't the foggiest where he'll profile in a lineup. Dreaming? He'll usurp Mauer and Mauer will slide into the no. 2 hole which might actually suit his ridiculous on base skills more than his current no. 3 role
- Defensively? I am imagining an alignment of Arica in LF, Hicks in CF, and Buxton in RF. My reasoning? Hicks is well known to be a defensive star thus his position in center and Buxton is reported to have a cannon for an arm, profiling him in right. Arcia, therefore falls to the position which is leftover.
Scott Diamond
- Truly, Diamond is THE bright spot that Twins fans can hold onto in what has turned out to be another dark year in Twins Territory. However, I reside in the camp that he will experience a decline in production. However, that doesn't mean that he can't be the anchor of future Twins rotations to come. I see him becoming the Twins version of Mark Buerhle, a guy who's stuff isn't outstanding but who's sound mechanics and fundamentals lead to wins. Maybe even a Brad Radke with a better ERA? Workhorse, that's the keyword.
- Trade them. Next year is lost. Ship them out for starting pitching and middle inflield help. Parmelee will transition to the majors, Sano is on his way and the outfield and bullpen have plenty of names to count on.
Sign everyone
- forget that last statement. Sign everyone. Dan Haren. Zach Greinke. League minimum salary. BOOM! Mad you call me?!... yeah that sentence got away from me a bit. Kudos to anyone who gets the reference. (Hint: Blink)
Finally, my 2015 Twins roster
1: (CF) Aaron Hicks
2: (C) Joe Mauer
3: (RF) Byron Buxton
4: (3B?) Miguel Sano
5: (LF) Oswaldo Arcia
6: (1B) Chris Parmelee
7: (2B) Eddie Rosario
8: (DH) Doumit? Plouffe if he ever returns to his mashing ways?
9: (SS) Brian Dozier
Starting rotation?
1. Scott Diamond
2. Ervin Santana (this would make sense if you read my last blog and its comments)
3. Kyle Gibson
4. J.O Berrios
5. Liam Hendriks
(not a bad looking rotation if you ask me!)
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – It was another tough day for the Pennsylvania College of Technology softball team as they dropped two more games at the Snowbird Softball tournament in Myrtle Beach. The Wildcats lost 7-0 to Lincoln College (Ill.) and 9-0 to Olney Central College. Sophomore Lacy Lose (Avis) led the team with two hits on the day as it falls to 0-4 overall.
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Cheers: To Abigail Stroup. The 16-year-old Kreamer teen was named queen of the Beaver County Fair after she was urged to enter by her mother. "I want to show how agriculture can survive in this ever-changing world," Stroup said, calling it a once in a lifetime experience.
Jeers: To the Watsontown Borough Council. Public meetings are supposed to be public for a reason and the Watsontown leaders ignored the 15 local residents who took time out of their day to attend a rare day-time meeting. Council called the afternoon session to accommodate solicitor Ryan Tira and then made a mockery of the event. They met behind closed doors for 90 minutes before exiting the meeting and calling for adjournment, leaving the crowd to wonder what the gathering was for in the first place.
Cheers: To Sharon Schnure Laverdure, R. Brooks Gronlund and Andrew Shaw. The three were honored as the Lewisburg Area High School Distinguished Alumni honorees for 2013. Laverdure, Class of 1969, is the superintendent at East Stroudsburg. Shaw, Class of 1988, is a ceramic artist and professor of art at Louisiana State University. Gronlund, Class of 1986, is the leader of the Green Dragon Foundation, which has made distributions to the Lewisburg Area School District of more than $270,000 since 2009.
Cheers: To Montour County. The county is one of the best in the state when it comes to serving veterans, being named County of the Year along with Clinton County by the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. Montour County received the top honor based on the county having the highest amount, or $1,084, available per veteran in the county. The county's veterans population is listed at 1,512.
Cheers: To Mark Catalano. The Northumberland resident's award-winning photograph "Bridge in the Mist" took first place in the Public Library for Union County's annual amateur photography contest, "Union County: Off the Beaten Path." Along with receiving the blue ribbon, his photo was professionally framed by The Open Door Gallery as the grand-prize winner.


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|Adams Selected To Central Regional
WILMINGTON, North Carolina – UNCW junior Lori Beth Adams was awarded an individual entry into the 2013 NCAA Women's Golf Central Regional in Norman,Okla., the NCAA Women's Golf Selection Committee announced on Monday.
The 2013 NCAA Central Regional will take place May 9-11 at the Jimmy Austin Golf Club and is one of three 54-hole tournaments that will feature 24 teams and six individual entries. The top eight teams and two individuals not part of an advancing team from each of the three regional sites will qualify for the 2013 NCAA Division I Women's Golf Championships, scheduled to be played May 21-24 at the University of Georgia Golf Course in Athens, Ga.
"I am really excited for Lori Beth as she is ranked 74th in the country and has played very consistently throughout the year," said UNCW Head Coach Cindy Ho. "It's a great achievement to qualify for an NCAA Championship. Obviously, our goal is to qualify as a team, but our program has always had outstanding golfers and with our strength of schedule, it provides the opportunity for a player to have a great year and be rewarded for their performance."
A native of Burlington, N.C., Adams fashioned a team-low 74.32 stroke average in 11 events played during the 2012-13 season. She posted five top-five finishes and eight top-10 results on her way to earning CAA Player-of-the-Week accolades on six occasions. Currently ranked 74th in the Golfstat Cup rankings, Adams was named to the All-Tournament Team at the CAA Women's Golf Championships earlier in the month after posting a second-place finish at the event.
"I am honored to represent both UNCW and the Colonial Athletic Association in the NCAA Central Regional," said Adams. "As a team, we have played against some of the best competition in women's collegiate golf and those experiences have prepared me for what I will face next week. I would happily exchange it for a team invitation, but I am really excited to get an individual invitation. I am ready to play and see what happens."
Adams is the fourth player in program history to be rewarded with an individual entry to an NCAA Regional as Sofia Hagsund (2010), Michelle Jarman (2006) and Nicole Flood (1990) were also selected during their respective careers.
"Lori Beth is one of the best Division I golfers in the country and has improved tremendously over the last two years," said Ho. "She has put herself in contention to win a number of times this season and I know she has the ability to have a strong regional performance to earn a berth into The NCAA Championships. We have only had one player (Paula Brzostowski - 1990) make it that far but have been one stroke away two other times (Carmen Perez-Narbon – 2008; Laverry Kumar - 2011).
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Mobile Computing with Linux
Power management is not really supported under Linux. Based on the Linux Laptop Survey results, a laptop running Linux will typically last for two hours on batteries. Although an APM support package does exist, it only provides the initial hooks into the APM BIOS for power management. At this point the APM support just recognizes when the system returns from sleep mode and updates the internal clock, which is important to keep the system sane. APM applications that display the current battery level and execute the "shutdown" command when the battery runs low are also available. This software may be retrieved from tsx-11:/pub/linux/ packages/laptops/apm.
As mentioned earlier, the SL processor series has SMM features to power manage the processor. However, a portable power management solution that doesn't require SMM support is to halt the processor in the scheduler's idle loop. The x86 asm(hlt) instruction suspends the processor until there is an interrupt from the system (e.g. a key stroke). Linux versions above v1.1.10 implement this simple and effective solution, which does not degrade performance at all. It has the added benefit (even to non-laptop users) of increasing the expected life of your CPU.
PCMCIA provides plug-and-play capabilities to the laptop. Currently support exists for the Intel 82365 adaptor chip, PCMCIA modems (Megahertz, IBM, Intel, AT&T, and others), and ethernet cards (D-Link 650, Linksys, IBM credit card, and 3COM 3c589). The PCMCIA support in Linux is still in its alpha stages and is available from tsx-11:/pub/linux/packages/laptops/pcmcia. PCMCIA support that meets the PCMCIA Unix specification is in the works and you may expect it to be part of the standard Linux distribution by the end of the year.
F. Douglis and B. Marsh, Low-Power Disk Management for Mobile Computers, Matsushita Information Technology Lab, 2 Research Way, Third Floor, Princeton, NJ, 1993, MITL-TR-53-93
Fred Douglis and P. Krishnan and Brian Marsh, Thwarting the Power-Hungry Disk, Proceedings of the 1994 Winter USENIX Conference, January 1994, (Also Matsushita Information Technology Lab Technical Report MITL-TR-61-93)
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- Melt butter or margarine in a skillet over medium heat. Cook onion, celery, mushroom, and parsley in butter, stirring frequently.
- Spoon cooked vegetables over bread cubes in a very large mixing bowl. Season with poultry seasoning, sage, thyme, marjoram, and salt and pepper. Pour in enough broth to moisten, and mix in eggs. Transfer mixture to slow cooker, and cover.
- Cook on High for 45 minutes, then reduce heat to Low, and cook for 4 to 8 hours.
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This recipe is so popular and famous in my family that I have to make at least 2 crock pots of it. One for Thanksgiving and one for left overs. This is a pretty moist stuffing as is. If you like drier (fluffy) stuffing, use only about 1/2 of the chicken broth. Also, I've made this with both fresh and dried herbs...and fresh is the WAY TO GO with this. It tastes so awesome. If you use fresh herbs double the amount given for the dried as fresh herbs are not as pungent as dried. It is also imperative that very stale dried bread is used. It helps soak up all that broth. If you use fresh bread it will be very, very soggy, even if you cut the amount of broth in half. This recipe does not need to be cooked for 8 hours. Make sure mix up the stuffing every so often so the edges don't form a crust...although some people in my family like it kinda crusty. Also, the size of the bread cubes matters. My family likes it best when the cubes are about half an inch by half an inch. I personally like them bigger. Don;t make them larger than 1 inch by inch though, otherwise it is much harder to mix up the spices and butter and you will end up with pieces of bread that have no real taste to them.
I have used this recipe for the past 4 years; I've scaled the recipe up to 25 servings for my office holiday luncheon and scaled it down to 8 servings for meals at home. I have had four years to perfect this recipe, so here are some tips. This stuffing is very, very moist so use the butter and chicken broth sparingly. 1 cup of butter is 2 sticks - I only use 1 stick for 25 servings (two sticks left a butter layer across the top). Also, I use only enough broth to just moisten the bread - I used the stated amount one year and ended up with stuffing soup (which everyone still said tasted wonderful). If I use mushrooms, I use canned. I have omitted the mushrooms and added shredded carrots that I cooked with the onions, etc. I also shred the celery. I omit the marjoram and add rosemary. Handling such a large amount of bread cubes can be unwieldy, so I put half of the bread directly into the slowcooker, follow the directions in Step 2 using half of all the ingredients, moisten with a just enough broth, and toss lightly. Then I do the same thing with the remaining ingredients in a large bowl, which I then combine with the other half in the slowcooker. Like some others, I only needed to cook this about 45 minutes on high and 3-4 hours on low. All-in-all a very nice recipe that I was able to easily change to fit my tastes. When I take this to my office luncheon, there is never any left to take home!
Excellent recipe! Only changes I made were that I added all the spices to the onions and butter...mom taught me that many years ago...makes it easier to get the flavours all through the stuffing. I also finely chopped the mushrooms, so that we had the flavour, but they were disguised for the kids! Only used 2 cups of broth and cooked for about 5 1/2 hours, stirring three times to prevent sticking. All raved, thanks!
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Amount Per Serving (16 total)
- Calories
- 210 cal
- 11%
- Fat
- 13.6 g
- 21%
- Carbs
- 17.4 g
- 6%
- Protein
- 5.4 g
- 11%
- Cholesterol
- 57 mg
- 19%
- Sodium
- 724 mg
- 29%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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A Manhattan lawyer pleaded guilty last week to driving drunk and fleeing the scene of a crime after he hit a man riding his bicycle in Quogue last summer, and sent him to the hospital with serious injuries.
According to online court records, 35-year-old Tabber Benedict, the founder of Benedict Advisors, pleaded guilty to felony charges of first-degree vehicular assault, two counts of second-degree vehicular assault, and leaving the scene of an accident with a serious injury.
The bicyclist, a lifeguard and schoolteacher, was riding on Montauk Highway, near the intersection of Route 104, when he was hit. He was brought to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital, was lited in critical condition, and was later released.
Benedict also pleaded guilty to a half dozen other misdemeanors and traffic violations, including DWI and reckless driving.
He is due for sentencing on Jan. 25 of 2013, and Newsday quoted Benedict's attorney noting that the Manhattan resident will lose his law license as a result of the incident. He faces three and a half to 10 years in prison.
Benedict was featured in a New York Observer piece in 2012 which dubbed him and a few others "Gatsbabies," due mostly to their wardrobes and high-class lifestyles.
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Wondering which amp would be better for 2 10" gxr.
Pa330.2 or the pa880.1. Subs are 165rms each @ 4ohms.
Anyone know if these subs are dvc or svc?
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Wondering which amp would be better for 2 10" gxr.
Pa330.2 or the pa880.1. Subs are 165rms each @ 4ohms.
Anyone know if these subs are dvc or svc?
Woofer 1 - 10" Diameter (25.40cm)
Overall Frequency Response 29-400Hz
Nominal Impedance 4 ohms
Power Handling (continuous) 165 w
Power Handling (peak) 365 w
Efficiency 89 dB
Voice Coil Diameter: Driver 1-1/2" (3.81cm)
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Qes 0.53
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These are the all the specs. I only see 1 set.
your sub is dvc, 880 has more power in a 2ohm mode. I would go with 880.1
Thanks. Change of plans. Had to buy tires yesterday so the amp is on hold yet again. Going to build a proper size box. This should help my current setup.
Current setup: 1 10" Polk gxr sub
Sony explode 222w amp (I know you don't have to say anything about the amp)
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Hadn't been able to find out either. Guess I'll run it by an audio shop to see
Look at the rear of the subwoofer. If it is SVC, then there will be one positive and one negative terminal. If it is DVC, there will be two of each for a total of four terminals.
You said you only saw one set of terminals, so that would mean SVC. Most of the subs Polk has produced in recent years have been both SVC and DVC.
Checked again. Definitly svc. Only one set. Thanks
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Travis Vaught
Mr. Travis Vaught, age 28 of Somerset, son of Connie (Phelps) and Billy Ray Vaught, was born on July 27, 1984 in Somerset, Ky. and he departed this life on Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012 at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington, Ky.
He is survived by his parents; one brother, Joshua Allen (and Ashley) Vaught of Somerset, Ky.; his maternal grandparents, Floyd and Irene Baker Phelps of Somerset, Ky.; two aunts, Anna (and Earl) Whitis of Somerset, Ky., and Regina (and Daniel) Howard also of Somerset, Ky; and one nephew, Hayden Allen Vaught of Somerset, Ky.
Travis was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Jim Ed and Mary Lou Vaught.
Travis was a salesman with Alton Blakeley Water Sports and a member of Pine Hill Baptist Church. Travis loved fishing and University of Kentucky Basketball.
A funeral service will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Pulaski Funeral Home with Bro. Doug Eggers and Bro. Gene Tarter officiating.
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Experts claim growth in confidence in housing market
12:00am Tuesday 11th December 2012 in News By Ian Noble, Reporter (Shildon and Spennymoor)
CONFIDENCE is returning to the North-East housing market with a rise in the number of potential buyers in recent months.
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyor's housing market survey states that enquiries from would-be-purchasers have grown steadily since the end of the summer.
Demand is still at a low level, but people are looking to test the market.
Chartered surveyors are optimistic that the North-East housing market will continue to rise over the next three months.
The amount of homes in the North-East coming up for sale remained flat in November, but 23 per cent of chartered surveyors reported falling house prices.
Richard Sayer, of Rook Matthews Sayer, RICS North East Residential spokesman, said: "There is certainly some optimism creeping back into the housing market.
"We saw activity increase during the last quarter of the year, with increased enquiries from potential buyers, which will hopefully result in sales increasing next year.
"That said, there is still a way to go until we see significant improvement in the housing market, and the barriers to home ownership are still very much a problem for the likes of first time buyers."
Across the UK, London was the only part of the country to see prices increase.
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10:40pm Tue 11 Dec 12
johnny_p says...
Boring- so boring. Daily Mail readers will rejoice though I expect....
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