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Vietnam Implements 100% Change To Open Source Software
Vietnamese ministry servers are to run exclusively on open source software in 2009 and the government is also urging dealers to install the free software.
The government of Vietnam has long been openly considering the blanket implementation of free software and now it has turned words to action. According to an instruction issued by the Ministry of Information and Communications, 100% of government IT departments must be installed with open source software by the end of June 2009.
Software favored by the Ministry include OpenOffice.org, Thunderbird, Firefox and the Vietnamese typing software Unikey. The measure would appear to target OSS applications rather than server operating systems.
The Ministry has also called for all employees of its IT divisions to be trained in the use of the software, 50% to an adept level, although it's unclear what this actually means. By December 2009, all other ministries and local government agencies are to follow, with 70% of IT workers undergoing training, resulting in 40% becoming capable of using the software in their daily work.
The Ministry forecasts that by 2010, all of its employees will be familiar with open source software and requests also that computer traders no longer sell PCs with cracked software, only open source.
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SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.
ownCloud Forked
Founder of ownCloud launches the Nextcloud project.
HP Enterprise Unveils a Futuristic Computer
Will The Machine change the way future programmers think about memory?
CoreOS Announces Distributed Storage System
The new Torus distributed storage system is available under an open source license on GitHub
Google Beats Oracle in the Android Lawsuit
Juries decides Google's use of Java APIs Was Fair Use
Linux is the Largest Software Development Project in History
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Linksys Says Yes to Open Source Firmware
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Server Side Javascript
Remember that whole Appengine got the JVM link I posted yesterday? I forgot to add one thing. Rhino is on that list. Meaning, you can write really awesome Javascript applications on the Google-server. In Ted Leung's Pycon talk he specifically points out the performance gains that several big companies have baked into Javascript, how Javascript is one of the most "known" languages, and how Python & Ruby folks should know that as soon as Javascript becomes an accepted server side language, they're probably going to have to join or die.
Obviously, I'm paraphrasing.
That said, picture Ted as a crazy prophet saying that when the sky rains blood, it means the end of Python. Then picture Google Appengine raining blood. See where this is going? Google totally released server side javascript on Tuesday. The prophecy is coming true!
(If you watch the video, feel free to skip over the Q&A period, in which I ask a batshit crazy question and blame democracy for the inability of Python to feed more families.)


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Why am I always having problems with WP? Why can't I do the simplest thing like posting. I constantly get error messages or it takes an ten minutes to think before I get the error message, or simply moving from page to page takes forever. What is WP's problem? Why can't they fix anything. They say they've fixed it and it works for about a week before the problems start again. I am so frickin sick of dealing with this junk I can't tell you..
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A returning board member and new faces at KEDC.
Update on current projects in Kilgore.
KEDC and the city of Kilgore move forward to benefit Kilgore Industrial Park.
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Ever since Nolan became HC, we've joked about us trying to become Baltimore West. After (both) Harbaugh's ascension to HC, the sick D he coached, and an all-world #52 roving the middle, (and a less than average O) those comparisons have never been more apt.
My question is, do you guys see us becoming a perennial contending team powered by a top 5 defense the way Baltimore has been since they won the Super Bowl over 10 years ago? Or are we more of a shot-in-the-pan team like the Cardinals were for 2008-09?
One of the things that made this loss so hard to take was that it ended a magical season where we came out of nowhere. My biggest hope going forward is that we continue this run for the duration of Harbaugh's present (and hopefully next) contract. They always say Defense wins championships, and in a year where numerous offensive records fell, our D had us within minutes of the Super Bowl. We're young, hungry, and have stars at all 3 levels of defense. (assuming we can keep Goldson and Rogers in the DB).


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Family moves into Habitat for Humanity home
James and Priscilla Chance, with their four children, were overjoyed to get the keys to their new house in Central Islip. The family, moving from a small, fourth-floor walkup in Brooklyn, put in hundreds of hours of labor during construction. Videojournalist: Chuck Fadely (Sept. 6, 2013)
Dante Taylor gets life without parole in rape-murder Collectible car plunges into Bay Shore canal DA: 24 busted in 'ruthless' heroin-fentanyl ring Cancer survivors' problem inspires a solution Bellone gives distinguished service medal to woman competing in Olympics Southold students developing a love of gardening North Massapequa house fire kills 1 at scene, pedestrian injured in nearby accident involving responders Suffolk DA: 14 arrested in drug bust Still feeling the pain at anniversary of TWA Flight 800 Pro-police rally held in Selden Black Lives Matter marches held in East Hampton, Bridgehampton


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Highlights of the opening day from Bristol
Stand-in skipper Hamish Marshall led from the front with his second century of the season as injury-hit Gloucestershire ran up 308 for five on the opening day of the LV= County Championship Division Two match with Glamorgan at Bristol.
Having won an important toss, the experienced former New Zealand Test batsman, captaining the side in the absence of Michael Klinger, made 109, hitting a six over long-on off Andrew Salter and seven fours, in glorious sunshine.
Despite the best efforts of Michael Hogan, who bowled with great heart on an unhelpful pitch to claim 3-39 from 19 overs, Glamorgan were unable to prevent their hosts taking a grip on the game.
Will Tavare hit a solid 77, Ian Cockbain 51 and Alex Gidman 26 in a determined Gloucestershire batting effort.
The hosts had to rule out Klinger before the start with a foot injury, sustained in the previous evening's NatWest T20 Blast game against Hampshire, and then lost wicketkeeper Cameron Herring to a damaged finger sustained in the warm-up.
Seventeen-year-old academy wicketkeeper Patrick Grieshaber from Marshfield, near Bath, had to be summoned from local club cricket and registered with the ECB to play for the first XI in order to make his debut.
It was as well Marshall won the toss and elected to bat, giving Grieshaber, a product of Gloucestershire's schoolboy set-up, time to reach the ground before he was required.
The home side needed a calming influence after the injury setbacks and the early loss of opener Chris Dent, who departed for two after swiping to square-leg off Hogan.
They found it in the unflappable Tavare, who is making a big impression in his debut season. The nephew of former England batsman Chris Tavare already has two hundreds to his name and added a half-century off 87 balls, with 10 fours.
Alex Gidman survived a big appeal for a bat-pad catch at short-leg off Dean Cosker before being bowled playing across a ball from Ruaidhri Smith.
Lunch was taken at 98 for two and the early afternoon session produced the most compelling cricket as Hogan summoned up lively pace. He gave Tavare and Marshall a torrid time before bowling Tavare between bat and pad.
The in-form seamer sent down eight hostile overs for 19 runs. But Marshall survived and went to his half-century off 94 balls, with four fours.
He and Cockbain continued to prosper in the final session, with Marshall opening his shoulders to dispatch Salter for six and four off successive deliveries, moving to a 164-ball ton.
His partner emerged from a scratchy start to reach a half-century off 131 balls before being pinned lbw by one that kept low from Jim Allenby.
They had added 145 to put Gloucestershire in control. Hogan then steamed in with the second new ball and bowled Marshall of an inside-edge to claim his 100th first-class wicket for Glamorgan in just 20 matches.
That drew glowing praise from coach Toby Radford, who said: "Michael seems to do it every game for us. It was a slow, flat pitch on a hot day and he has kept going and come back hard with the second new ball.
"He is a top-class bowler with good pace, who is always testing the batsmen because he can move the ball both ways."
Gloucestershire director of cricket John Bracewell said: "Cameron Herring has mashed up a finger pretty badly and we think it is broken.
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EVENT: AAA 400 Drive for Autism
DATE/TIME: Sunday, May 15th / 1 PM ET
TV/RADIO: FS1 / MRN / SiriusXM
Start: 20th
Finish: 23rd
Top-10 hopes were ruined for AJ Allmendinger and the JTG Daugherty Racing team at Lap 354 when the leader (Jimmie Johnson) had trouble accelerating coming to the green, setting off an 18-car chain reaction accident collecting the No. 47 BUSH'S Beans Chevrolet SS at Dover International Speedway Sunday afternoon. Allmendinger was running 12th at the time before his car was sandwiched, receiving significant damage and forcing him to the garage for repairs. Allmendinger completed 391 of 400 laps to be credited with a 23rd-place finish.
"I don't know what happened there," Allmendinger said. "Came to green and everybody started stacking up in front of us. I tried to get on the brakes and I don't know. I just had nowhere to go. The guys fought hard all day. We started really, really, really loose the first run and they kept making good adjustments. I thought we got the car to where it was definitely a top 15 car. Track position is so critical at Dover and we fought to get up to where we were. If we would have not been collected in that multi-car accident and if we would have had a good restart there, we were going to steal a top-10 out of it. I'm just proud of all my guys. We haven't been very good there. The car wasn't very good in practice and we made a couple of changes that I'm not sure was the right direction, but we did what we could there. We were going to get a decent finish, but it didn't happen."
"We tried to find speed all weekend and we finally got the No. 47 BUSH'S Beans Chevy competitive in the race," crew chief Randall Burnett said. "We tried to get some track position all day long. Once we did, we got caught up in a wreck and it tore our car up pretty good. That stuff happens, but we will keep going on. It was big to be able to make repairs and get AJ back out there. We are fighting for every point we can get. We are trying to maintain and stay in the top 16 for this Chase. It was a big deal. The guys did a great job. We're still in striking distance."
Career Starts: 275
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Top-fives: 8
Top-10s: 41
Pole Awards: 4
First Start: 3/25/2007 Bristol
First Pole: 4/10/2010 Phoenix
Last Pole: 8/8/15 Watkins Glen
Best Start: 1 - 4/10/2010 Phoenix
Best Finish: 1 - 8/10/2014 Watkins Glen
Driver DOB: 12/16/1981
Hometown: San Jose, Calif.
Crew Chief: Randall Burnett
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Using Google XML sitemaps 3.1.5 and WP 2.8.4 I get a completely blank page when I click on the settings page. The same was happening with 3.1.4 and I just upgraded.
Is there any easy solution, or should I delete and reinstall?
Using Google XML sitemaps 3.1.5 and WP 2.8.4 I get a completely blank page when I click on the settings page. The same was happening with 3.1.4 and I just upgraded.
Is there any easy solution, or should I delete and reinstall?
My site either loads half way, or the header only with errors after i upgraded from 3.1.3 to 3.1.5. I had made a back up of my database before i upgraded, however, even with I uploaded my backup of my database the site was and is acting weird. Is there a solutiong to this? Please let me know. Thanks
i"m having the same problem on 2 different blogs. One blog running 2.6 and one 2.8.1
Has anyone figured this out?
I've discovered that if i have WP-Super cache enabled, I am not able to access the Google Sitemap settings
chipchick, rights.
Without WP Super Cache XML Sitemap wokrs fine
I'm using Google XML Sitemaps 3.1.6 with WP 2.8.3 and also only get a blank page instead of the configuration page. i'm not using WP Super Cache...
does anybody have a solution for that?!
Blank settings page spotted with wp-useronline active plugin.
Blank settings page spotted with smart-youtube active plugin.
Still WP 2.8.4
Guys, what's wrong with XML-sitemap plugin? I'm really disappointed.
Афтар, давай починяй ужо...
I tried several of your mentioned plugins and could not fond any problems. Do you have access to your web servers error logfile? Maybe we can find something there.
Hey there, I have the same problem; an empty configuration page. Funny thing is, I have no other Plug-in running. I'm running WP 2.8.6.
I examined the source code an found, that the output was interuppted as you can see:

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I'm willing to help, but I don't know how to access the server logs (it might not be possible).
i've got the same blank configuration page problem.
I'm on a fresh WordPress 2.8.6 and i have no other plugin installed.
Of course i've set the chmod on the 2 sitemaps files at the wordpress root folder.
Is there a solution to that issue ?
Thank you
I've fixed my problem by forcing the PHP5 support (i'm on 1and1).
I had that line in the .htaccess file :
AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
Hope it will help other users
Great, thats a good hint! Maybe its a PHP4 problem. I've tested only with PHP 4.4.9, so could somebody of you find out which PHP version is installed on your server?
Hi Arnee, (great plug-in btw)
I just checked via
phpinfo() and I also have 4.4.9 – however after forcing php5 (Thanx Concerto!) it seems to be working.
May be there is some buggy php4 function in use, I havn't lookes at the code.
So a solution may be to force php5.
I'm using
Apache 1.3.41 (Unix)
MySQL 5.0.85-community
x64 Linux
On 2.8.6 works fine.
I've got the same problem.
As far as I can tell I get a blank settings page only when at least one of these plugins is active:
WordPress Database Backup
WP Super Cache
(WP 2.9.1 - Apache/2.0.52 - PHP Version 4.3.9)
Thanks ildido! I simply deactivated WordPress Database Backup and it appeared!
I have SQL 5 and WP 2.9.2 and get a blank settings page for the Google XML sitemap -
I do not have the "AddType x-mapp-php5 .php" line in my .htaccess file as far as I know because I did not add it and I did upgrade my database from SQL 4 to 5 --- also I DO have WordPress Database Backup installed, and as ildido says that seems to be an interaction problem.
Any ideas on whether I should just add the .htaccess line ? I am not a php person so would like some input before I go messing around with it!
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Anything else?
I can add those two to the list:
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Never got the to the settings page with those enabled.
You have to make sure your site url and xml url are in harmony. I suggest this before playing with plugins and other stuff:
Go to settings>general
check your site address url. Is it http://www.mysite.com or is it mysite.com?
Go to settings>xml-sitemap
Go to 'location of your sitemap file'. Make sure the detected url (or custom depending on what you are using) matches what was in your general settings with the addition of /sitemap.xml (or whatever you call yours).
If you have http://www.mysite.com and your xml is mysite.com/sitemap.xml it won't work. Make sure they both either have or don't have www.
commercialscott: the point of this entire thread is that we CAN'T GET TO settings>xml-sitemap.
Having said that, I've upgraded to WP 3.0.1 and Google XML Sitemaps 3.2.4 and even if I had disabled all other plugins, I still got the blank settings screen.
So just now I completely deleted it and re-installed it from scratch. It seems to be working...
I'm not aware of any plugins which break the sitemap plugin. If you still have the blank screen problem, please contact me so I can have a look at your configuration.
Thank you concerto. Adding line:
AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
to the htaccess file fixed it in a second.
(I'm as well using 1&1 hosting)
Thank you Arnee for a great Plug-in. I hope this issue will be resolved ASAP.
WP ver. 3.0.1
Plugin Ver. 3.2.4
Only All-in-one-SEO-Pack plugin installed and active.
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Celebrate 4th of July weekend with a Blueberry Bourbon Smash
Bourbon gets some help from the garden in this smash cocktail, with Black Trumpet Blueberry cordial, mint, and lemon.
Bourbon Smash
1 oz AITA Black Trumpet Blueberry Cordial
2 oz bourbon
1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
½ oz simple syrup
fresh mint leaves
Muddle mint leaves, lemon juice, and simple syrup in a cocktail shaker. Add ice, bourbon, and AITA Black Trumpet Blueberry, then shake until chilled. Strain into ice-filled rocks glass and garnish with mint. Enjoy!
You can purchase Black Trumpet Blueberry at Tamworth Distilling, through special order in PA and in select retailers in NYC. For a full list of where to buy the AITA infusions from Tamworth Distilling visit: http://www.artintheage.com/order-aita-infusions-online/
Welcome to this month's installment of The Aura. Once a month, we'll sit down with an artist, maker, or other creative who represents the Art in the Age philosophy.
Lisa Yuskavage, Ghada Amer, Sophie Calle, Jenny Holzer, Tracey Emin, JR, Hot Tea, Swoon, ESPO, Curve, Texas, Gane, Karma, Spain, Mecro, Glossblack, Nosego, Billy Cress, Paige Smith, Kid Hazo, Drew Leshko, Darla Jackson, Zener, Jon Cammisa, Caitlin McCormack, Candy Chang, Candy Depew, Joe Boruchow, Lendl Tellington, Jessie Hemmons, Amberella, and too many other incredible Philly people to name…
Since we're in the middle of a heat wave AND in the middle of SAGE week, here's a super simple boozy popsicle recipe to cool you off.
Makes 6 pops
6 oz. fresh pineapple chunks
6 oz. fresh mango chunks
2 oz. Simple Syrup
2 oz. SAGE liquor
8 oz. Water
– In a blender combine pineapple, mango, simple syrup, SAGE and water. Blend on high until smooth.
– Pour the mixture into popsicle molds and carefully add popsicle sticks. Freeze for 10-12 hours.
Traditionally made with equal parts gin, sweet vermouth, and Campari, the Negroni is a classic apéritif cocktail with a perfect blend of bitter, sweet, and citrus flavors. Its simplicity has spawned tons of variations, from the Boulevardier (swap whiskey for gin) to the Hanky-Panky (swap Fernet for Campari). We've come up with a few of our own, using Art in the Age's unique spirits. Check out the recipes below, and celebrate Negroni Week with a twist!
Chicory Negroni
1 ½ oz AITA Chicory Root
1 oz Aperol
½ oz Amontillado Sherry
Orange peel garnish
SAGE Negroni
1 oz SAGE
1 oz Campari
1 oz sweet vermouth
2 dashes orange bitters
Orange peel garnish
Negroni Blanc
1 oz SAGE
1 oz Hendricks Gin
1 oz Dolin Blanc
Orange peel garnish
Rhuby Negroni
1 oz RHUBARB tea
1 oz gin
1 oz Aperol
Orange peel garnish
Welcome to this month's installment of The Aura. Once a month, we'll sit down with an artist, maker, or other creative who represents the Art in the Age philosophy.
1. How did Smith & Diction get started?
Smith & Diction was a long time coming. I (Mike) always wanted to go out on my own at some point. I always talked about doing it with some of my close friends from college. But it's one of those things you talk about lightly without having any real idea what it takes to start a business. Chara and I met during our time at 160over90. We worked on a majority of our projects together, for a little over a year. I was just floored with how Chara could take my jumble of nonsensical ideas and turn them into something so elegant and well stated. For instance our name, Smith & Diction, pretty good right? Yeah, that's all Chara. We were walking around New York and I was like, "I'd like to make something that kind of sounds established, something like Smith & Market or somethingggggg like that." Chara was just like, "Oh you mean something like Smith & Diction?" Our relationship was forged out of working together so it only made sense to keep that going.
I reached the point as a designer when I was like, you want a book? I can make that. You want a logo? Sure thing. You want 20 icons? I got you covered. I just wanted a new challenge, something I had no idea how to do. So we started a business. And now, every day I learn something new. Sometimes I don't enjoy learning it because it costs me a lot of money or time, but I'm very grateful for this entire experience.
2. What is your ideal project to work on and why?
When we first started Smith & Diction, we really wanted to get back into the restaurant scene, since we had such fun with HipCityVeg and Charlie Was a Sinner. But after spending some more time working with a few other clients, we're realizing that we love helping people experience design without really knowing it. We're about to kick off a project with the Rail Park and we could not be more excited to work with people like them. They are connecting people from all different kinds of neighborhoods to each other, creating a beautiful experience for the city, and providing a stage for all kinds of art and culture to coexist. It really doesn't get much better than that. We just love being part of making this city a better place to be. I'm sure that will shift as we grow, but as of right now that's where we're at.
3. Who and what inspires your work? … And what is "good" design?
Man, inspiration comes from everywhere. If I were to list a bunch of names it would go on forever. I'd say my most non-traditional form of inspiration is to just go on a hike or ride my bike around the city. I try to ride for an hour or two most days, just to absorb what's going on around me. A majority of the stuff you see in the world will never make it onto a design blog or win an award. It's just someone trying their hardest to follow through on their dream, and sometimes they can't afford a designer so they just do their best with what they're given. What's more inspiring than that? That's passion in its truest form.
Good design is undefinable. It's all aesthetics. Some people might like something and at the same time other people could find it repulsive. So to answer that question in the educational sense: Good design is anything that conveys an idea or direction quickly and coherently.
4. What are your hobbies outside of the design world?
Art shows, bike rides, hikes, walks, wedding planning, reading, you know just existing.
5. Why is Philadelphia your home base and how does the city shape your creativity?
I grew up right outside of Philly and would cut class to come skate in the city from time to time, so it was always a special place for me. I always saw coming here as a treat and I guess that never really wore off. I think I just love the rawness of it. It's not an easy city to live in and it's DEFINITELY not an easy city to run a small business. But Philly has such a great connection to art and community; we're the city of murals and that's something to be proud of. I don't really like a majority of the murals that are up around the city aesthetically, but I completely respect a city that devotes that amount of energy to art. And the creative community here is fantastic. Most of the time people just want to grab a beer and make cool shit. They don't care where you're from or what your reputation is. They just want to make art for the sake of art. And just having that kind of mindset around is kind of electric.
Not to bash NYC or SF, but I feel like people tend to use each other for their own personal gain out there. When I was up in NYC for a year, people would ask to meet up and it was more of a sales pitch for their friendship rather than just a hang sesh. Here in Philly, I'll run into people and end up having a drink with them talking about how they got engaged, and stuff like that is what I care about most. Not the places listed on someone's resumé.
Philly is also having a moment right now. The city feels more alive than ever. The tech scene is poppin' off and there are all sorts of community projects like Spruce Street Harbor Park, Winterfest, tons of beer gardens, etc. It just feels awesome. Stuff like that makes me want to step it up a notch. It makes me want to make stuff that makes people happy. Whether that means hanging a few hammocks or designing a system that helps someone get to a landmark easily, I just want to have a positive impact on this city.
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Hello Pennsylvania! We couldn't be more excited to announce two brand new spirits releases: Art in the Age Chicory Root and Art in the Age Black Trumpet Blueberry Cordial, both available for special order at Fine Wine & Good Spirits.
Stop by the Art In the Age Store to sample a taste of both of these handcrafted spirits (while supplies last) and place your order online via Fine Wine & Good Spirits.
Or try one (or both!) in a delicious cocktail made by some of our favorite local mixologists.
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Art in the Age Black Trumpet Blueberry, House made pomegranate molasses, Lime, Lillet Rose, Bluecoat Gin, Crushed ice, Mint
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Art in the Age Black Trumpet Blueberry, Bluecoat Gin, Dolin Rouge, Lemon, Dash of truffle oil
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Baby, You Can('t) Drive My Car
Like most dogs, my hounds, Beau and Gus, love going for rides in the car (OK, Gus sometimes naps on longer trips). Now, it seems, carmakers are beginning to take notice—especially in Japan, where there are now more dogs and cats than kids younger than 15. So look for minivans to become as friendly to furry, four-legged "kids" as they are to more conventional rugrats.
The new Japanese Honda Freed, for example, has a floor low enough for even short-legged dogs to jump into the car. Here in the States, the Honda Element was chosen as the "Best dog car, ever" by (who else?) DogCars.com—for being easy-to-clean and resistant to nose-prints.
We may not all be able to go out and change cars, but now—at the beginning of vacation season—it's a good time to give some thought to the best ways to travel with our animal companions. PETA's Web site HelpingAnimals.com has a lot of great tips about how to enjoy a road trip with Rover—or how to take care of him while you're away.
Of course, if you do decide to take your furry friends along, be sure to plan ahead for pit stops—even without the heat of summer, cars can get way too hot for dogs and cats in no time at all!
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One day if my boyfriend and I move away we may have to fly our cats to our new homes. We would avoid it if at all possilbe and we would bring them as "carry on" if we did. But I've heard that cats should NOT be sedated if they are travelling on a plane because it is dangerous for them. Does anyone know why?? I've heard of the alternatives like Feliway and the calming drops forgot the name but I can't imagine forcing our cats to endure a flight without sedatives! Does anyone have info on this?
Also don't forget that "cracking the window" is not enough to prevent heat stroke and death in animal companions in the summer months. Leave a PETA flier on the subject and contact the authorities if you see an animal left alone in a car against the law in many states!
Just remember everyone to use doggie seatbelts on them because if you have to stop suddenly a dog can be thrown right into the window with devestating effect


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The long, lazy days of summer vacation are nearly over, and students can get pumped for the new school year at the third annual Back 2 School Bash at Flamingo Gardens. Spend the final Saturday of summer vacation communing with nature before being locked in a classroom for the next nine months. Get your brain in gear early and learn the history of 60 acres of gardens with native Florida plant life. Stroll through a pioneer home, and flap through the free-flight aviary. Flamingo Gardens will bring the animals even closer with petting encounters available only for this special event. Also, jump in a bounce house, groove to live music, and dance with roaming peacocks. Food and merchandise proceeds will benefit the Children's Home Society of Florida, which will use the funds to purchase backpacks and school supplies for children in the program. Tickets cost $9 for adults and $5 for kids 4 to 11; children under 3 get in free. Narrated tram tours cost an additional fee. The Back 2 School Bash takes place this Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Flamingo Gardens, 3750 S. Flamingo Road in Davie. Visit flamingogardens.org, or call 954-473-2955.
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exactly this fight was planned since pac came into the ring against marquez at 144 fight night. all bob and hbo had to do was carefully pick flawed bigger fioghters to get the public to beleive that manny has a chance. now look what we have a "fight of the ages" one guy has been a champ for a decade and never lost the other guy is a product of hype.
when they get in the ring the guy who is all hype will get brutalized. floyd will go on to unify 147 aganst the berto/mosley winner. all this is planned out 2-3 years in advance.
after mosley, and pac there are no more superfights for floyd. which I think by the time those fights take place he will have made close to 100 million enough to retire for good.
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I hope hes not trying to use that as an example of how he will beat Pac, because even if he does win it wont be like that.
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See what happened to Cotto? That was cakewalk for Pacquiao too
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Pac got his ATG reputation by tearing up respected fighters and making them say no mas fight after fight.
PBF hopes to get his ATG status the lazy man and cheaters way. By watching Pac beating everyone, while he retires and chills out, letting pac do all the hard work. And then hopefully beat Pac at the end of it in a one off fight. So basically pac beats 10 great opponents, while PBF hopes to get the credit in one fight against Pac. Pac is PBFS meal ticket to greatness, and the only one PBF cares about.
PBF is counting on the possibility that at least one of those fighter would have softened Pac upp for him.
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dd image and how to ... is more a question???-
Hallo every body!!!
Well there is where i'm in troubel...
The begin:
"I read Kyle Rakin's colum about this moths Lightning hacks strike twice, my interes was focus on the dd image over ssh" before this I've heard about dd but I didn't know how wonderfull (and powerfull) it is.
Next step-the do:
I start make a hole dd over my disk to a image file...
dd if=/dev/sda of=/media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img
this works fine but now...
The problem:
The idea is that I want to mount this image...exactly is the root partition for later recover some files for example--like
mount -t ext3 -o loop /media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img /media/net
thet output of the error msg
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
En algunos casos se encuentra información en syslog, pruebe
dmesg | tail o algo parecido
this is my dmesg |tail
[16563.291016] mtrr: no more MTRRs available
[25143.183670] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[27605.632847] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[27609.437021] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[36690.146233] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
so I start searching in the inet
this point me at first time to
where I extract that I have to type
fdisk -l -u /media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img
the output of this is
Debe establecer cilindros.
Puede efectuar esta operación desde el menú de funciones adicionales.
Disco /media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img: 0 MB, 0 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 0 cylinders, 0 sectores en total
Units = sectores of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0xb7d8b185
Disposit. Inicio Comienzo Fin Bloques Id Sistema
/media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img1 63 2152709 1076323+ 82 Linux swap / Solaris
/media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img2 2152710 15759764 6803527+ 83 Linux
from this it make me clear that there was two partitions....
AND I want to mount the second yes... my file system...
in this forum the guy Halgeir point me to ---this page http://edseek.com/~jasonb/articles/linux_loopback.html
where I read on....
and at the point where it gets interest for me (at the last page I told about) with the title "Mounting by First Extracting the Partition"
I make exact what this guy tell about (with my image paramaters) and it don't function...
At the end I make a image (alone) of my root partition /dev/sda2 and have after it mounted whithout any problem...!!!
So my question is how can I extract with dd a partition (the exactly parameters or funtions), from a hole image of a disk!!!
Thanks at all.
Do not work
First thanks for your fast reply, Mitch Frazier...
But I've to inform that it don't work!!!
#mount like you tell me with out to extract
mount -o loop,ro,offset=$((2152710*512)) /media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img /media/net/
#The output
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
En algunos casos se encuentra información en syslog, pruebe
dmesg | tail o algo parecido
#The dmesg |tail
dmesg |tail
[15277.904921] EXT3-fs: write access unavailable, cannot proceed.
[15285.188111] EXT3-fs: INFO: recovery required on readonly filesystem.
[15285.188111] EXT3-fs: write access unavailable, cannot proceed.
[15643.599213] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[15746.863089] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[15761.026594] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[15803.577323] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[15864.643090] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev loop0.
[15947.770446] EXT3-fs: INFO: recovery required on readonly filesystem.
[15947.770446] EXT3-fs: write access unavailable, cannot proceed.
#and doing the extract process
dd if=/media/paseo/imagen/imagen.img of=/media/paseo/imagen/newimagen.img bs=512 skip=2152710 count=6803527
#give me this result when I try to mount it...
mount -o loop /media/paseo/imagen/newimagen.img /media/net/
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop0,
missing codepage or helper program, or other error
En algunos casos se encuentra información en syslog, pruebe
dmesg | tail o algo parecido
#the dmesg of this is...
dmesg |tail
[16232.413789] EXT3-fs: INFO: recovery required on readonly filesystem.
[16232.413789] EXT3-fs: write access unavailable, cannot proceed.
[16416.988757] kjournald starting. Commit interval 5 seconds
[16416.988757] EXT3-fs warning: mounting fs with errors, running e2fsck is recommended
[16416.988757] EXT3 FS on loop0, internal journal
[16416.988757] EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode.
[16473.681905] attempt to access beyond end of device
[16473.681929] loop0: rw=0, want=6295576, limit=6235897
[16473.681943] JBD: IO error reading journal superblock
[16473.681957] EXT3-fs: error loading journal.
#So I do some research on my own and find out that the extracted image is in size smaller than that, that I make by hand...
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dd if=/dev/sda2 of=/media/paseo/imagen/test.img
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4194304 /media/paseo/imagen/test.img
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Try using parted rather than fdisk to display the offsets and sizes of the partitions. Set the units to bytes and then do a print. Take the byte values and divide them by 512, check to see if they match the values that fdisk is telling you.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
Use dd with an offset and count
This should extract the partition from the disk image:
% dd if=imagen.img of=newimagen.img bs=512 skip=2152710 count=6803527
Then you should be able to mount it with:
% mount -o loop,ro newimagen.img /media/net
You should also be able to mount it without extracting it with:
% mount -o loop,ro,offset=$((2152710*512)) imagen.img /media/net
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This job affords me the opportunity to meet some wonderful people and learn some interesting things about this community, things that some people may never have known, or things that many people may have forgotten.
Last week, I sat in the offices of Rev. Charles Burton of Second Baptist Church, and we were joined by fellow church staff members, Rev. Dr. Wanda Collins and Rev. John Lewis. We talked about the 150th anniversary of the church, about its history, its survival and its future.
As a lifelong Cincinnati Reds fan, I'm conflicted.
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From the patriotic medleys of the 100th Amy Band to chants of citizens passionately advocating a cause, the sounds echoing through the hallways of our Capitol signaled just one thing – the 150th General Assembly was in session.
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Dell first advised owners to clean the keyboards with a soft cloth or compressed air, but the odor persisted.
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Hillary Clinton, back from her global travels visiting places and peoples hardly heard of on this continent, is stealing the spotlight without even touching the stage.
President Obama visits the Middle East, makes history as he speaks war to Syria and Iran, and peace to Israelis and Palestinians, and the talk back home circles The Big Question: Will Hillary run?
To the world beyond the Beltway, it might not mean much that Bob Woodward of the famed Watergate duo went public with his recent White House run-in.
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Unlike many who recently have joined the debate about gun rights, I have a long history with guns, which I proffer only in the interest of pre-empting the "elitist, liberal, swine, prostitute, blahblahblah" charge.
I grew up in a home with guns, lots of them, and was taught early how to shoot, care for firearms and treat them respectfully. My father's rules were simple: Never point a gun at someone unless you intend to shoot them; if you intend to shoot, aim to kill.
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We were early fans of U.K.-based Keep Calm and their eye for art and design that evoked simpler times, so it's good to see them branching out as an online gallery but staying true to the overall aesthetic with these latest limited-edition prints. The illustrations are by multi-talented Texan Alyson Fox, who has also been getting a decent amount of word-of-mouth praise, and can be picked up from Keep Calm for £45 each plus postage. (Click images for detail.)
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The British stiff upper-lip and Blitz spirit distilled into five stoical words, these silkscreen prints are based on a message that was posted on walls during the Second World War. The original featured stark white text on a red background, but...
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Mushroom Spinach Omelet
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Prep 30 mins
Cook 10 mins
i had one like this at ihop it was amazing with swiss cheese and hollandaise sauce
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 eggs
- 1⁄2 cup mushroom, sliced
- 1⁄2 cup fresh spinach
- 1⁄8 cup red onion, minced
- 4 tablespoons butter
- 1⁄8 cup tomatoes, diced
- 1⁄4 cup swiss cheese, shredded
- 1⁄2 cup hollandaise sauce
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄8 teaspoon pepper
- saute onion and mushrooms
- remove
- beat eggs.
- add salt and pepper
- put in hot pan you may need to add more butter
- cook moving the egg so it cooks
- add mushroom and onions
- add swiss cheese and spinach
- cook til egg is set and cheese melting
- flip in thirds
- plate
- top with hollandaise sauce and tomatoes.
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really good and filling
I scaled this back for 1 serve and used a sharp cheddar mixed with a little fresh parmesan (as that is what I had) and was lucky enough to be able to pick some fresh spinach and cherry tomatoes from the garden minutes before starting the prep work to make this deliciously filling omelet. Thank you Dienia B. made for ZAAR Stars tag game (under 24 hour rule).
Very enjoyable with all the fresh veggies! I scaled the recipe down to one egg, used Gouda cheese. Thanks for a dilicious breakfast! Made for PRMR game.


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Fading Echoes (Hardcover)
After the sharp-eyed Jay and the roaring Lion, peace will come on Dove's gentle wing.
Three ThunderClan cats, Jayfeather, Lionblaze, and Dovepaw, are prophesied to hold the power of the stars in their paws. Now they must work together to unravel the meaning behind the ancient words of the prophecy.
As Jayfeather tackles his new responsibilities as the Clan's sole medicine cat and Lionblaze trains his apprentice in the ways of the warrior cats, Dovepaw hones her own unique ability and tries to use it for the good of ThunderClan. But the dark shadows that have preyed on the Clan for many moons still lurk just beyond the forest. Soon a mysterious visitor will walk in one cat's dreams, whispering promises of greatness, with results that will change the future of ThunderClan in ways that no cat could have foreseen.
About the Author
Erin Hunter is inspired by a love of cats and a fascination with the ferocity of the natural world. As well as having a great respect for nature in all its forms, Erin enjoys creating rich mythical explanations for animal behavior, shaped by her interest in astrology and standing stones.
Allen Douglas is Professor of West European Studies and History at Indiana University, Bloomington. His previous books include "L'ideologie par la bande "(with F. Malti-Douglas, 1987), "From Fascism to Libertarian Communism "(California, 1992), and "Arab Comic Strips "(with F. Malti-Douglas, 1994).


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So glad I doubled this! I've never had a potato soup like this before. Delicious, simple, and quick to make. I didn't use the velveeta. We just sprinkled some shredded pepper jack on top. I will definitely make this one again. Too bad it hasn't received more reviews.
TOTALLY fabulous Sherri! I made this today and we both loved it. I made is exactly as posted and decided to add the optional cumin and oregano, as well as garnish it with grated cheese, carrot, sweetcorn and coriander (cilantro). It hit the spot on this cold and wintery day, we ate it with home-made bread and had seconds as it was so good. I used Rotel with chillies - a precious tin from a recent swap with a partner in the USA - so you ARE very honoured that it was used in this soup!! Made for Tex-Mex Photo Challenge in the Photos Forum. Merci encore! FT:-)


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Released: Mar 25th, 2008
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Director: Donnie Cabo
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Cast: Otto Bauer, Talon (I), Crissy Moon, Kyle Stone (straight), Richard Kline, Andrew Andretti, Sascha, Gabriella Romano, Joe Blow, Roxy DeVille
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
In the world champion arena of sexual activity, one dick in the pussy simply isn't enough. These battle-hardened vets double-team a handful of young girls and give the newcomers of the bunch a hearty, double-stuffed welcome to the biz.
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Translation of gastric band in Spanish:
- banda (feminine) gástricaExample sentences
- Individuals with chronic weight problems will be offered operations like gastric band surgery in a bid to halt the obesity epidemic in the town.
- The adjustable gastric band is a useful technique to reduce the intake of food by an individual.
- She has revealed that she once asked a doctor to give her a gastric band to help her lose weight.
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I was at Crocodile Bay for a week mid February. I traveled with my father and we were there to celebrate his 70th Birthday. Our experience with CB was excellent!!
Were to start.....
Planning the trip: The CB people were excellent to deal with in all of the planning stages. Communication was excellent, inquires were promptly and professionally answered. At one point, I had some fishing related questions and the fishing director replied by email and then personally called me with all the answers.
Arrival in CR: This is the sort of operation whereby once you've cleared the airport arrivals process and you locate the CB representative, you need not worry about a thing until your time with them is over (either when they take you back at the airport to head home or in our case, have you safely heading off towards your next destination within Costa Rica). Our package included a one night stay in San Jose (Doubletree Cariari which was more than adequate) and then a morning flight on Nature Air to Puerto Jimenez and the resort. All of the transfers were on time, seamless and could not have been better.
Arrival at the Resort: When my father and I arrived on the property, things were quiet because most guests were out fishing in the boats. However, we were warmly greeted by the resort General Manager (Beau), the Fishing Director (Todd) and a wonderful woman named Olympia whose mission it seems is to make sure that all guests are happy all of the time!
The resort itself. The resort is very nice. The place is clean, tidy and well kept overall. The dining room selections were numerous with lots of variety. We focused as much as possible on the fish (very fresh!! when they say catch of the day they often mean, "it was caught less that 6 hours ago and usually by the resort guests") The bar has an excellent variety of top shelf choices. The bar was an interesting place as it was the afternoon hub for happy hour and the exchange of the daily fish stories. Also prominent in the bar is the "fish board" were everyone can see what species were caught that day, by who, what boats, captains etc... Our room was of the standard variety. It was clean, everything worked and the housekeeping staff looked after us well. The pool, pool bar and other common areas were all well looked after. The pool bar was quiet for most of the day until the boats came in when it picked up for a few hours..... again, a place to tell your stores of the days action on the ocean!
The Fishing: We fished 3 full days. In those 3 days, between my father and I, We released 10 of the 20 Sailfish that our boats raised. We also went 3 for 5 on Dorado. I also caught a 35lb Rooster (that fish was caught out of a kayak and that is a different story!) I would say the the fishing was a success! We went there with very high expectation for the fishing and we came away satisfied with our fishing results. We fished both on the 24ft Boston Whaler Outrage boats (1 day) and the 33ft Strike Tower boats (2 Days). All of the boats and the crews (Captains and mates) that we dealt with were excellent! The boats are very well maintained and the crews very experienced and motivated. It seems like these guys, although it is a job, LOVE to be out there fishing. One captain (Oldemar) who we fished with for two days told me at 630am one day that "heading out to the ocean to try and get these fish was his favorite time of the day"! Our other Captain (Cristian) and mate (Hans) worked very hard to get the fish (which we did!). They it seems, would have taken it harder than us if we didn't catch fish. These guys love to fish and it shows!!!
One other important note: The staff!! They are outstanding and make the whole experience that much better. Todd, the Fishing Director, looks after all things fishing related. Despite some very difficult things happening in his life during the time we were there. He was still able to find the time and energy to talk with all the guests and put together a fishing plan, be on the docks when the boats went out and when they returned. They are running a very refined and professional fishing operation at CB and Todd is a huge part of that. In the bar and dinning room, Helen, Rebeca, Maria, Flo, Olympia and others whose names escape me, All excellent! Very hardworking, yet still friendly and engaging! The Eco Tour Staff, Drivers, Housekeepers.... they all seem to go out of their way at this place..
Overall: An excellent trip to a top notch and very well run resort. It met expectations in all areas and was great place to celebrate a 70th Birthday with my father. I have had this place on my radar for a while and I now regret not actually going sooner I will be however, be joining the large number of loyal return guests that CB fully deserves to have.....
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- All-inclusive packages for World-class Billfishing offshore or Roosterfish, Snapper, & Dorado inshore. Kids love our 24 exclusive Ecotours - Corcovado Rainforest, Zipline, Mangrove Kayaking, & Moms love our luxurious state-of-the-art Spa with a full complement of 30+ Spa massages, facials and full body treatments. Set on 44 lush tropical acres in the bio-diverse Osa Peninsula. ... more less
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- Also Known As:
- Crocodile Bay Hotel Puerto Jimenez
- Crocodile Bay Resort Costa Rica/Puerto Jimenez