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Since the studs aren't structural and only need to hold up the gypsum, not the house- either install them turned 90 degrees or use 2x2s (finger-jointed stock if the wall flatness matters much to you), and get the full 2" of foam between wood & concrete. Then use unfaced R8 econobatts or split R13 unfaced sound-deading batts to fill in the 1.5-1.75" deep cavity between the gypsum and foam. At that point you will be well north of R15 for whole-wall R, about 2x the performance of what you've proposed for only a modest (if any) increase in cost. Any fiber insulation needs to be a compression fit- you may have to split R19s if it's deeper than 2" from gypsum to foam anywhere, but you can compress R19s by quite a bit. (At 3.5" a full R19 batt is the same density as an R13 batt, and performs like one.)
Instead of sill gasket under the studwall plate, use 1/2-1" XPS (pink/blue/green sold as insulating sheathing). Sill gasket is pretty marginal as a capillary break, and worthless as a thermal break. Even R3 is enough to keep the wood well above the temp of the slab year round, minimizing it's moisture accumulation, and you can use standard grades rather than pressure-treated. Use TapCons through-screwed to the slab to keep the stud plate from migrating out on you over time.
The efflorescence is almost always a bulk-water issue from exterior drainage (assuming the footing is above the water table), but it could also be wicking up from the sub-soil from trickle-springs or high water table. With 2" of cc foam on the walls there will still be some water vapor making it through to the basement (which is fine), and as long as you don't use batts with facers, poly sheeting, or something highly vapor retardent like vinyl or foil wallpapers to trap moisture in the studwall. If there is at least a foot of above grade exposure on the exterior the concrete will then dry primarily toward the exterior, and you may see minor efflorescence or spalling on the exterior after some number of years, but if that happens a lime-mortar parge on those sections would be sufficient to protect the concrete from moisture wicking damage for the next century or so.
Green board won't be necessary in your basement & climate. In places with higher summertime humidity cool basements can accumulate moisture just from outdoor air infiltration- 70F dew-point air leaking into a 68F basement is a mold-factory! But your summertime outdoor air dew-points are in the mid-40s F according to Weatherspark.com datasets, so as long as you don't have ground moisture issues or you're putting up a winters-worth of firewood in there the basement humidity will stay below 60%RH, maybe even below 50%.


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Opened in 1927, the award winning Ferens Art Gallery combines internationally renowned permanent collections with a thriving programme of temporary exhibitions. We also run a lively education and events programme that includes talks and art workshops.
The gallery's first-class permanent collection of paintings and sculpture spans the medieval period to the present day. These include European Old Masters, particularly Dutch and Flemish, portraiture, marine paintings, modern and contemporary British art, including video. Highlights include masterpieces by Frans Hals, Antonio Canaletto, Stanley Spencer, David Hockney, Helen Chadwick and Gillian Wearing.
Part of the Designated Collections of national importance relating to the city and region of Kingston upon Hull are on display here.
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Part of a Designated Collection of national importance is on display at this gallery.
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Open Exhibition
- 15 February — 27 April 2014 *on now
This popular annual event, for both amateur and professional artists, is a celebration of creative talent. Bringing together both contemporary fine art and craft it's an ideal opportunity to find an original work of art at an affordable price. This year's selectors are Desmond Brett, Visual Artist and Course Leader in Fine Art at Hull School of Art & Design and Kate Crawford, Gallery Development Worker, Artlink.
Guidelines, entry forms and framing instructions will be available to pick up at the gallery from November 2013.
OR From November 2013 you will be able to download and print the forms from: www.hullcc.gov.uk/openexhibition
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Submissions must be delivered to the Gallery between 13 and 28 January 2014. There is a non-returnable handling fee of £3 (£1.50 concessions) to submit your artwork for consideration.
Exhibition: 15 February - 27 April 2014
Collection of unselected artwork: 24 February - 17 March 2014
Collection of selected artwork: 3 - 24 May 2014
This exhibition is sponsored by the Friends of the Ferens and BSB Architecture.
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There is a cost to submit work for consideration - a non-returnable handling fee of £3 (£1.50 concessions).
Dryden Goodwin 'Poised'
- 10 May — 29 June 2014
Dryden Goodwin's 28-minute film installation Poised explores the physical and emotional dynamics of a group of young female divers. As part of the Yorkshire Festival 2014 the exhibition at the award winning Ferens Art Gallery in Hull, UK City of Culture 2017, presents a fresh context for the video installation. Created in 2012, the film opens up new conversations about the concept of 'True Grit' and the impact of sport on physical and mental health which will be explored through a linked community engagement programme and display.
Dryden Goodwin's work 'Poised' was originally commissioned and curated by Film and Video Umbrella with De La Warr Pavilion. Supported by the Wellcome Trust and Arts Council England.
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Curious Beasts: Animal Prints from the British Museum
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This touring exhibition will explore our enduring curiosity about the animal world through the beautiful and bizarre imagery found in the rich print collections of the British Museum. The exhibition features prints by well-known artists including Albrecht Dürer, Francisco de Goya and George Stubbs, alongside lesser known and rarely seen treasures. The exhibition will be enhanced with a broad range of animal related items from Hull Museums' varied collections of social history, natural history, and art.
This exhibition has been organised by Compton Verney in partnership with the British Museum
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Image Caption: Albrecht Dürer, Rhinoceros, woodcut printed with an olive green tone block, 1515, printed after 1620 © The Trustees of the British Museum
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When War Hit Home: Hull and the First World War
- 19 July 2014 — 4 January 2015
Using our extensive collection of objects and images, this exhibition explores the effects of the First World War on Hull and its people. Themes include recruitment and propaganda, stories from the frontline, the war at sea and how the war impacted on the city and those left at home.
This exhibition is part of the Arts Council funded 'Joining Up' project bringing together the three museum services which span the Humber region - Hull Museums, East Riding Museums Service and North Lincolnshire Museum Service. Visit the website to find out more - www.joiningupthehumber.co.uk
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3AM: Wonder, Paranoia and the Restless Night
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In this exhibition, curated by Angela Kingston, over 20 UK and international artists explore various themes related to 3 a.m. It demonstrates how this particular nocturnal hour has captured the imagination of artists. They explore various themes - psychological, sociological, natural and astronomical – to capture something of the strangeness of the night and the extraordinary range of emotions, states and experiences it witnesses.
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- 25 June 2014 12:30-1:30pm
Join Alison Wright, Curator of Curious Beasts: Animal Prints from the British Museum for an introduction to the exhibition and an insight into the Prints and Drawings department at the British Museum.
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Time Troopers: Beast Safari
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Make your own Beastly animal mask inspired by the exhibition Curious Beasts: Animal Prints from the British Museum.
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Connect>Create 2009
Work of HE and FE students inspired by Hull's contemporary art, with a fascinating audio clip called Hull Under Water by Michael Hirst.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Art across the curriculum
This resource about using art in galleries as a starting point for cross curricular work has some useful tips: choose a work large enough for a whole class to explore together in the gallery, take a risk - children are fantastic at making their own interpretations of both contemporary and historical artwork, look for unexpected curriculum links.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Connect>Create 2008
Focussing on Hull's contemporary art collection including work by Helen Chadwick, Mark Wallinger, Alan Currall, Seamus Nicholson and Paul Hodgson, with creative responses to their work by Art and Design students.
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Hull Through the Eyes of a Sculptor
Explore the maritime themed sculpture in Hull called Siren, by Chris Dobrowolski, and examine how ideas and meanings can be communicated through three dimensional forms.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Hull Traders: Revolutionary Fabrics
Revolutionary design by Shirley Craven and Hull Traders and the exuberant, fun and colourful designs of the Sixties' pop era show the cross-fertilisation of ideas in painting, textiles and furniture design.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Self Image
An insight with video and audio clips into how four artists, Alan Currall, Gavin Turk, John Coplans and John Byam Shaw explored a range of issues and ideas about self image and portraiture by turning their attention upon themselves or their families.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Surrealist Art: Objects and Meanings
Surrealism is a popular movement with pupils and adults alike for its playful mixture of objects and images in unexpected situations and its shock tactics. This resource has been written to support pupils study of Surrealism but it encourages a focus on British artists and indicates the ongoing influence Surrealism has on British art.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
The Painted Lady - Tudor Portraits at the Ferens
Learn about the Tudors through investigating their art. Investigate William Segar's portrait A Noblewoman, along with other examples from the period.
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Every January, for the last century, the National Art Gallery; in Edinburgh, exhibits the Henry Vaughan collection of 38 watercolours by JMW Turner. Vaughan's bequest stipulated that the darkest month of the year was to be chosen as this would protect the paintings from harmful light. I've been going for many years and never fail to find something new in these wonderful creations. This "posting" is inspired by one of my favourites – Old Dover Harbour http://www.nationalgalleries.org/collection/online_az/4:322/result/0/19212?initial=T&artistId=5582&artistName=Joseph%20Mallord%20William%20Turner&submit=1 but I did not want to even remotely plagiarise his work. Where Turner painted 18th century cargo vessels I've attempted to depict sailing trawlers from a hundred years later. (I even made a model boat to get some of the proportions correct). I've had a lot of fun doing this and hope its been worthwhile. 2009 is going to be great as the gallery will host a major Turner exhibition entitled "Turner and Italy".


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Michael Ruppert died on April 13, 2014, of a self-inflicted gunshot wound; another suicide in a country where the act of killing oneself is 10th leading cause of death.
Michael was a hero to many, for his courage, his willingness to confront powerful figures in law enforcement and government, and most famously, his book, Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil. In it, he pulled together broad themes of oil money, drug money, and geopolitics that implicated governments and military agencies around the world in unprecedented detail. He was the publisher and editor of From the Wilderness, a newsletter that reached 16,000 subscribers in the US and abroad.
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For the last several years, a bluegrass revival has been taking place in and around the Twin Cities. KFAI producer Sarah Lageson talks to musicians Quillan Roe of the Roe Family Singers, Kevin Kniebel of Pert Near Sandstone, radio host Phil Nusbaum, and banjo player Liz Olds. This documentary examines the local bluegrass resurgence, what it means for musicians and fans, and the divide between purists and progressives. Thanks to Phil Nusbaum, Quillan Roe, Liz Olds, Kevin Kniebel, Lindsay Nygaard, and Nancy Sartor. Featured music (in order of appearance): Roe Family Singers "Elspeth's Farewell," Dorothy Rorick "The House Carpenter," Bill Monroe "Uncle Penn," Roe Family Singers "The Crawdad Song," Koerner, Ray and Glover "John Hardy," Pert Near Sandstone "A Lazy Man's Load is a Heavy One," Dwight Diller and John Morris "Always Lift Him Up and Never Knock Him Down'" Trampled by Turtles "Ceiling Side," Pert Near Sandstone "Wild Bill Jones," Trampled by Turtles "The Outskirts," Pert Near Sandstone "Liza Jane," Trampled by Turtles "Pipe Knot," and Pert Near Sandstone "Happy Hollow."
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The Quality of Quan's = Gone – I was bringing my friend here for the first time after talking up the place. I went there in person around this time last year and it was great. Granted, I ordered take-out from there one time from visiting to this point in time, and it was not that good, but I chalked it up to "no one's perfect".
We both agreed that the inside of Quan's was beautiful and very clean. However, once the waiter came over and said in a very brute manner "what can I get you?", the meal went downhill from there.
We thought about what to order while requesting drinks. I asked if tea came with the meal, as I had forgotten if it did since the last time I was there, and he said "I'll bring you tea", which did not answer my question as to whether it cost extra or not. Then, when I ordered the fried rice as a side dish for both of us, I ordered with specific ingredients in it. He scoffed and said "yeah okay" before going back into the kitchen. Then, it just got worse from there.
My friend received his soup as an appetizer and I asked if I could perhaps get my side order of white rice as an appetizer, too. He scoffed again and said "oh sure, anything you want." Even my friend made a comment once the waiter walked away about how rude he was and I agreed. When the fried rice arrived with our meal, there were onions in it, which my friend and I did not want, but we just ate around it.
Of course, this comes to a big part of the visit that should not be skipped over. After not even going through most of our food, we both felt very sick. We developed headaches and nausea and finished prematurely not due to being full, but rather out of concern that perhaps the food either had MSG or some other ingredient, whether cooking or "otherwise", if you catch my drift, in it.
The story ends with the both of us ending our Sunday afternoon trip early, going home sick and leaving the rude waiter a one dollar tip a piece. I will no longer go to this restaurant and will stick to places that require a longer drive, such as Asia Grille or Enn, if I am craving Chinese or Japanese food again. No one should go to a restaurant tolerating sarcasm every time they ask for something from the waiter and feeling sick from eating the food. If it was THAT much of an issue to ask for something different, then they should have just said so and we would have eaten elsewhere.
I titled this "Best Chinese Restaurant Around," but it might be the best Chinese restaurant I've ever patronized. If not the best, it's certainly way up there. However, there is a clear difference in locations. The Mansfield location only does takeout, and the food isn't nearly as good. Stick to the North Attleboro Quan's.
Great Sushi in town – I love this place, Quan's has a great atmosphere it is clean and bight and the staff is very friendly and engaging, very different from your average Chinese restaurant. The sushi is great and very fresh, I really enjoy the Chef's Special Maki, and the Spicy Yellow tail Roll, when I am not in the mood for sushi I like the pu pu platter, it's great, I actually saw it on the Phantom Gourmet website under great eight chinese food. They have some good drinks although they are on the pricey side but you should try a Stolli Dollli ( not to many though they pack a wallop lol) at any rate I would highly recommend a trip to Quan's whenever you get the chance.
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A large crowd of Lyons area residents where on hand at Oskar Blues last Saturday afternoon to show their appreciation and say thank you to the Lyons Fire Protection District volunteers and crew for all they do to protect us. The event was the kick-off of a statewide series of "Fight Fire with Beer, BBQ, and Music" celebrations. Lyons Mayor Julie Van Domelen was on hand to introduce and thank Fire Chief J.J. Hoffman, while everyone enjoyed some delicious brats, pulled pork, green bean casserole, and cold slaw supplied by Oskars. The local
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Overdraft Service
What is Overdraft Service?
Overdraft service provided to checking account customers recognizes that occasional mistakes happen and there may be times when the available balance in your account is not enough to cover checks you have written or other transactions that you need to make. With overdraft service in place, the Bank may authorize and pay transactions, up to an overdraft limit, even if they cause your account to become overdrawn. Overdraft service helps prevent checks from being returned unpaid and can prevent other transactions such as automated payments from being declined. An overdraft fee of $25 applies to transactions that result in a negative account balance. This service is available to qualified personal checking account customers. Customers who wish to "opt-out" of this service may do so.
With your permission, overdraft service also can be applied to ATM and everyday debit card transactions that you make with your Burke & Herbert Bank Visa® Debit Card. Having overdraft service on Card transactions provides you with the convenience of being able to complete your desired transactions and helps you avoid the embarrassment of having a transaction declined. Again, the normal overdraft fee of $25 applies to transactions that result in a negative account balance.
Please note that if your account becomes overdrawn you will need to make a deposit to cover the overdraft within 35 days; overdraft service will be removed from your account if your account balance remains negative for more than 35 consecutive days.
What is the difference between Overdraft Service and Overdraft Protection?
With overdraft service, the Bank may authorize and pay transactions for customers even if those transactions result in a negative account balance. An overdraft fee of $25 per item applies to each transaction that we authorize or pay that causes an account to become overdrawn.
With overdraft protection attached to your checking account, you can avoid overdrafts (and associated overdraft fees) altogether. Burke & Herbert Bank offers two types of overdraft protection: automated overdraft protection transfer service from a linked savings, money market, or other checking account and a personal line of credit (subject to credit approval) that may be attached to checking.
When you have either of these two overdraft protection features in place, funds are transferred from the attached account/line to checking when necessary to prevent items from being returned unpaid and prevent your checking account balance from becoming overdrawn. A fee of $2.00 applies to overdraft protection transfers made from a linked savings, money market, or other checking account. Finance charges apply to outstanding line of credit balances.
Why should I agree to have Overdraft Service on ATM and everyday debit card transactions?
The benefit of having overdraft service on ATM and everyday debit card transactions is that even if you do not have enough money in your account when you are attempting to make an ATM withdrawal or pay for a purchase with your Visa® Debit Card we may authorize the transaction anyway and allow you to overdraw your account. You may appreciate the ability to get the cash you need or complete your purchase and you avoid the potential embarrassment of having your transaction declined.
What are Burke & Herbert Bank's overdraft fees?
Each time we allow a transaction resulting in an overdraft, an overdraft fee of $25 applies. However, we will not apply more than 6 fees per day for overdrawing your account. We also will not assess a fee for items that cause an overdrawn balance of $10 or less.
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The Burke & Herbert Bank Rewards program is one of the terrific benefits of the Burke & Herbert Bank Visa® Debit Card which, of course, comes with both of our checking accounts. When you enroll your Card in the Rewards program and use your Card to pay for purchases at any merchant that accepts Visa® debit cards, you will earn reward points that then can be converted to cash, gift cards, merchandise, and more. It's a great way to make everyday spending more rewarding.
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How do I enroll in Burke & Herbert Bank Rewards?
Enrolling your Burke & Herbert Bank Visa® Debit Card in the Rewards program is easy. All you need to do is visit the "Visa Extras" site, our sponsor for this program. Simply have your Card number handy and follow the simple steps to enroll. When you enroll, you will select a user name and password that you will use each time you return to the site.
How do I earn points?
Simply use your enrolled Burke & Herbert Bank Visa® Debit Card to pay for purchases everywhere Visa® debit cards are accepted. You will be awarded 1 point for every dollar spent in qualifying purchases up to $4,000 in a 12-month period and 2 points thereafter. Purchase amounts, including tax, are rounded to the nearest whole dollar amount to determine the number of points.
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Points that you have earned are applied to your "Rewards account" and available for you to view online. To access this information, you will use the User ID and Password created when you enrolled your Card. You may click here to visit the Visa Extras® site to access your Rewards account.
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Your points can be redeemed for a wide variety of items from an extensive online catalog. Rewards include gift cards to a host of well-known stores and restaurants, merchandise, travel and dining certificates, cash and more. Be sure to check out the terrific items available by browsing the online catalog at the Visa Extras® site.
How many points do I need to have to be able to redeem them for a reward?
Point redemption starts at just 2,000 points. You can choose to redeem a small number of points for smaller rewards or accumulate a lot of points and redeem them for bigger items.
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Can reward points from multiple cards be combined?
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What happens to my points if my card is lost or stolen and needs to be reissued?
Points that you have accumulated with your old Card will be transferred to your new Card account.
Is the Burke & Herbert Bank Rewards program different than the Runyon Rewards program?
The program formerly known as "Runyon Rewards" has been included in the new Burke & Herbert Bank Rewards program. Local merchants participating in Runyon Rewards are now automatically participating in Burke & Herbert Bank Rewards and still providing a variety of great discounts and special offers. To take advantage of these discounts and offers from local participating merchants, all you need to do is show your Burke & Herbert Bank Visa® Debit Card. And, when your Card is enrolled in our Rewards program and you use it to pay for your purchase, you'll earn points too! So, the Burke & Herbert Bank Rewards program has two great benefits: exclusive discounts and offers at local merchants when you show your Card, and points that can be redeemed for rewards when you use your Card to pay for purchases at merchants that accept Visa® debit worldwide.
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There are more than 200 participating merchants in the local area. In addition, participating merchants display "Burke & Herbert Bank Rewards" signs at their locations.
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I thought I knew, but I had no idea.
There was one point in my life, when I would have said that I do in fact know. But things have changed and I can no longer claim that I know with such honesty and clarity. I am certain that somewhere in the deep chambers of my heart, some form of my being still knows, but it will take years for that voice to reach back into the cold parts of my soul and the burning heat of my brain. When the knowing voice inside my soul finds a way to drown me in its eternal knowledge, then I will finally be able to once again know.
I knew, but I killed those brain cells a long time ago
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My New Job: Work It!
I'm very honored and happy to share with everyone news of…drum roll….. my new job! While still at WebJunction, I now have a spiffy new title and more focused duties. I'm not saying that as the new Community Product Manager I'll be able to do ALL this stuff:
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…but I am REALLY going to try. If you ask me, I'd say it's a very good fit. I am energized and excited to get on with the work (friends know I've been working on a lot of this already, but the new job definition and scope help in a lot of ways). Reading the above description you can tell that there are exciting things in store for WebJunciton and I can't think of another job I'd rather have right now. Watch WebJunction in the upcoming 12-18 months for some pretty exciting new developments!
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We'd seen Cloe and Adam and baby Alexander in Farmington just a couple of days before when Cloe was moonlighting at the hospital there and Grandma and Grandpa drove down for an overnight overlap at the Hampton Inn and Suites.
The motel halls were stuffed with sleep-immune high school baseball, softball and tennis teams there for a big tournament weekend. But we didn't care. We hadn't been together since Christmas. Alex at 18 months was a wry, self-aware little man compared to the last time we'd seen him. Cloe was suddenly great with child. Her second, a girl, is due in May. And Adam, dear Adam, the non-traditional stay-at-home dad, needed to be taken skiing (at Hesperus, just across the Colorado line) by his father-in-law.
On the phone Monday, Cloe admitted to being unaware of the dramatic Sunday night vote. She had just returned home from a routine, seven-month checkup. Violet, as she is being called in utero, has extremely long legs, as revealed by the ultra-sound images. "Maybe she'll be a volleyball player," Cloe mused. Cloe, together with her sister, was a star volleyballer at Ouray HS in the 90s.
In the background I could hear Alex shrieking, ala Where the Wild Things Are, as he careened his Tonka truck down the hall and out into the living room. Maybe, Cloe speculated, the new law will call for fewer CT scans, and MRIs, and x-rays in the future as a way to reduce health-care costs. Certainly they are over-ordered now as doctors try to assuage their patients' desire for certainty, protect themselves from malpractice, line their own pockets, and justify their $10 million machines.
The tenor of Alex's cries changed, and Cloe asked, "What's the matter, Mr. Z? Is your diaper pinching you?" For her part, Cloe has not been able to resist, with either of her pregnancies, the temptation to walk into her own radiology department at University of New Mexico Hospital and demand a fresh set of pictures of her growing baby. The fridge is covered with them.
"Maybe radiologists make too much money as it is," she said, more question than statement of fact. "So, some cuts [in Medicare reimbursements for imaging, a likely component of reform] may be OK. Then again, all specialists – surgeons, radiologists, cardiologists – have more school, more training, more expertise, more debt." Cloe is in her fourth year of residency. She and Adam barely get by on her salary and the moonlighting. She hasn't been able to even think about starting to repay her medical school loans. That won't happen for another two years at least. And they'll likely have to borrow more money to get through a fellowship year she's been offered in Boston.
"No, no, Sweetie," Cloe cooed. "Not to put that envelope into Daddy's water glass." And then to me, "He's really into putting stuff into things – his truck, his bath, a water glass." Cloe has long decried the costly system of doctor training in this country, a system which regularly mints new doctors burdened by hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt. They have to earn big bucks to get out of hock. This isn't addressed, as far as either of us knows, by the new legislation, although it is a piece of escalating health-care costs.
The other part, which Cloe isn't sure will change under the new rules, is the disastrous state of Americans' health in general. Preventable stuff: obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure. "Maybe," she said hopefully, "with more people covered by insurance, more people will get regular care, and the problems won't so often reach crisis stage. Maybe."
The screams of joy in the background I recognized as the ones that burst uncontrollably from Alex when his father whips him upside down by the legs and mashes his face into Alex's belly.
Cloe has always had a strong sense of social justice, so she is pleased that President Obama and the Democrats have done something, imperfect as it is, toward that end. Perhaps it comes from her Berkeley-era, peace- and civil rights-marching father. Or maybe it derived from her time in dirt-floor birthing rooms in Madagascar. Or from her year studying in France, where the single-payer system (that's "socialist" to you, Rush) is so universally popular there is no cause to yell and scream about it.
She knows she will be OK in the long run, once she gets out of her debt hole. She doesn't need to be rich. But the debt worries her now. I can see it in her eyes, hear it in her voice. If Cloe had her druthers, I'm quite certain, she would reform not just the inefficient, barely moral ways health care gets paid for in this country, but the way we take our brightest and most dedicated and make them pay (and pay) to become care givers.


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Gentoo for All the Unusual Reasons
First Portage downloads, builds and installs libpcre, and then it does the same for bluefish. Four minutes later, I have my upgrade. Pretty easy.
You might have noticed that it didn't say it was going to install version 0.13. That's because, at present, version 0.13 is masked, which is why it showed up in red. In this scenario, 0.13 just came out, and there's now an ebuild for it. The ebuild, though, still is being tested to see that the software actually installs and that there's nothing blatantly wrong with it. If I had really needed it, I could have overridden Portage and told it to bring in 0.13. Likewise, I could have picked version 0.11 if I'd had a reason to do so. This flexibility is one of Gentoo's greatest strengths.
A trickier situation occurs when I need to install a piece of software the system doesn't provide. One of the significant reasons various distributions established package management tools was to have a single, unified view of what is installed on the system. For each piece of software, be it a basic system tool, a core library, a server program or a user application, a package is made. As each package is installed on your system, the OS records what files are put where and that the package is installed. That way, other software that depends on these packages can be installed, knowing that their prerequisite pieces are in place.
But what happens if you install a newer version of software and don't have a package appropriate to your OS? You typically go though the same build steps that the person who built the package did, except you probably do one of the following two things:
Install it in some private place, perhaps /usr/local/bin, and then go to the effort of making sure your program is being run, not the older one.
Blindly install your software in the root filesystem, hoping you don't clobber anything on the way and praying that nothing in the future overwrites the programs and files you have installed.
Think about that for a minute. Doesn't having to worry about these things strike you as a bit silly? After all, isn't that what the package management system is supposed to prevent?
The question I'm posing isn't "does the ability to make packages exist", because the answer to that is "yes across the board", nor am I asking "can you create your own packages". Rather, I want to know how easy is it to do so.
Let's say you've got the OS-provided copy of bogofilter and an .rpm for version 0.16.1. Suddenly, the authors of bogofilter discovered a silly but serious error has crept in and release 0.16.2 shortly thereafter.
The problem is you're stuck with waiting for your distribution to release a new version of the .rpm, .deb, .pkg and so on, which could take a long while, leaving you in the position of wanting to roll your own. That's where the trouble creeps in. Conceptually, creating your own new .rpm or .deb package is easy. "Just use the existing 0.16.1 package as a prototype." But for most people, that is, anyone not at wizard level and sometimes not even then, it's actually rather tough to do. You have to:
Download the package description or somehow extract it from the existing package file.
Manually download the new version of the upstream .tar.gz (or whatever) source and unpack it.
Transplant the build descriptions (in the case of Debian into the new upstream sources) and maybe even patch against those sources.
You might have to modify the build script to instruct it about the new version.
Actually try to create the package. This involves compiling it, which probably also requires you to install a large number of -dev packages you hadn't previously known about.
Then you install and test.
All of this is doable, but there's a fairly steep learning curve (especially for newbies) in getting the skills needed here. More to the point, it's a lot of work that you'd rather not do.
Conceptually no different from the process outlined above, building packages on a Gentoo system is easier. The magical part is package description files in Gentoo, ebuilds, follow a simple format. They're basically shell scripts (ebuilds are covered later in this article). Along the way, you specify from where to get the source tarball. When you build, Portage downloads the source and then proceeds to unpack and compile it. Because they're shell scripts, they can use shell variables to great effect. In particular, they take the version number by parsing the ebuild filename and putting it in a variable the script can use.
In our bogofilter example above, the package file (called bogofilter-0.16.1.ebuild) contains a line like this:
When you go to build and install bogofilter, Portage sets $PV to be 0.16.1 based on the filename and fetches the appropriate .tar.gz. It then unpacks it and proceeds to ./configure; make; make install and then build the package as instructed. To create an ebuild script for the new version you want, 0.16.2, do this:
# cd /usr/portage/net-mail/ # cp bogofilter-0.16.1.ebuild bogofilter-0.16.2.ebuild # ebuild bogofilter-0.16.2.ebuild digest
Assuming that nothing in the package description, unpacking instructions and so forth, needs to be updated, that's all you have to do.
There's a touch more to keep abreast of. For example, you probably would do the above action in a private copy of the /usr/portage tree so you don't lose your changes when the primary tree updates. Portage explicitly supports this; look in the description of the PORTAGE_OVERLAY variable in the on-line documentation or right in /etc/make.conf to learn how to tell Portage where your custom ebuilds are. Now you can tell Portage to # emerge bogofilter
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interesting article
An interesting article. I've been thinking of playing with Gentoo for a while. The idea of easily being able to build customized packages appeals to me, as it's seems to be like rocket science on Debian...
no so hard
Just 2 commands for any standard source (./configure based) :
dpkg-build -rfakeroot
Nothing else...
I have seen debian boxes tota
I have seen debian boxes totally corrupted by this kind of installation
Debian is particullary picky about extern packages, gentoo will build any package acording to your new choice if needed.
What if you do that for kdelibs ? gtk ? glibc ? the system will suffer, not on gentoo !
Another overlooked benefit is
Another overlooked benefit is Security. Gentoo Hardened includes tons of excellent security features including SELinux, and you are not limited like other security-focused distributions. You can install basically any software on Linux, and the binary is automatically hardened; just check the configuration.
I use gentoo on every compute
I use gentoo on every computer i got on my home, If you want an easy to install gentoo based distribution with graphical instalation you should check Vidalinux Desktop. Is based on gentoo but is using Redhats anaconda to install everything. http:://desktop.vidalinux.com :-D
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Minimum Supported Configuration:
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Recommended Configuration:
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where gentoo's minimum system requirements are:
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CPU i486 or later
Memory 64 MB
Diskspace 1.5 GB (excluding swap space)
Swap space At least 256 MB
does anaconda really take this much power?
I've been using Linux for ove
I've been using Linux for over 10 years and Gentoo was the distro to pull me away from Win32 for daily use. It's takes a little work for the initial install and the larger compiles like kde. Once installed its great. Easy to use, maintain and update. Seems you have what you need in the version your looking for, including its dependances.
Great Distro. Next Debian & Slackware (Slack being my 1st Linux distro) then Mandrake and Suse. All Great.
The main thing is to Enjoy Linux no matter the distro!
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The Florida Gators' issues are bigger than a poor showing against UCF, Billy Donovan says. The Gators fell to the Knights 57-54 at Amway Center as they struggled from the three-point range (2-of-13), the free-throw line (10-of-18), and protecting the ball (14 turnovers).
Donovan, in the most blunt he's been about his team this season, said his seniors are being too selfish.
"Those older guys are, to me, less concerned about trying to do something great collectively as a group and are more wrapped up in what's going to happen to me," Donovan said. "All of our older guys are way, way too wrapped up in their offense."
While center Vernon Macklin was nearly unstoppable on the low block — he scored 20 points on 10-of-11 shooting — the Gators' guards failed to keep feeding the big man. Instead, Donovan said, perimeter guys Erving Walker, Kenny Boynton and Chandler Parsons were concerned with creating shots for themselves.
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Can anyone figure out why AHF has a number of paid advertisers while Feldgrau has none? Even though AHF has more registered members than Feldgrau (42,351 to 8,828 on Feldgrau) the visitor counts at Feldgrau always seem to be substantially higher at Feldgrau than AHF when I look. As an example, there are currently 226 visitors at Feldgrau, but only 150 at AHF.
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