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Where: Guizhou, China (26.0° N, 105.1° E: paleocoordinates 4.2° N, 95.3° E)
• coordinate based on nearby landmark
• outcrop-level geographic resolution
When: Changhsingian (254.0 - 252.3 Ma)
• group of beds-level stratigraphic resolution
Environment/lithology: coastal; lithified, brown, gray, green marl
Size class: macrofossils
Preservation: mold/impression
Collection methods: All specimens are kept in the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Paleontology, Academia Sinica.
Primary reference: Z. Q. Yao, J. T. Xu, Z. G. Zheng, X. H. Zhao, and Z. G. Mou. 1980. Late Permian Stratigraphy and Fossils in Western Guizhou and Eastern Yunnan 1-277 [M. Clapham/M. Clapham] more details
Purpose of describing collection: paleoecologic analysis
PaleoDB collection 112093: authorized by Matthew Clapham, entered by Matthew Clapham on 03.07.2011
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Windows Phone 8 Portico: Now going out to HTC 8X devices in Spain
We have been tipped off that the first over the air update 'Portico' for Windows Phone 8 might be hitting devices on Vodafone Spain.
One of our readers was informed by push notification last night that the update was available and is now sporting 8.0.10211.204 on his HTC 8X.
Update process from the Vodafone support pages..
**UPDATE** This is from the Vodafone Spain Support pages
2/14/2012 11:04 - edited 12/14/2012 11:07
Time update for HTC ion 8x to version 1532.20.20 02,164 [Edited]
Hi all,
Now available the update to version 1532.20.2002.164 for HTC Windows Phone Vodafone 8x and includes the operating system upgrade 8.0.10211.204. Enter the following features and enhancements:
Enter Basque, Galician, Valencian and Catalan.
Usability of the terminal.
The update has a size of about 50 megabytes and can only be done from the phone itself (FOTA), using both WiFi and the mobile network. How to check the update: Settings > Phone Update and activate Notify me when updates are available for my phone .
The update is said to address some stability issues with Window Phone 8 and also add a few tweaks to the operating system to which you can read about in our previous post. We understand that the updates are to be staggered globally but there has been little indication that Vodafone Spain was to commence any update on their network. Unannounced or not this is looking very promising for a more rapid roll out of fixes to other carriers worldwide and we hope a sign it will hit other markets sooner rather than later.
Are you a Vodafone user in Spain, we would like to hear from you if you have seen the update on your device. Let us know in the comments below.
Thanks to Christian Cano for the tip!!
There are 22 comments. Sign in to commentyanzfoot says:
Yesterday my 8X from Vodafone Spain was updated. By the way, since back in the day in 2010 with the HTC Trophy with Vodafone, they've always been very, very fast with Windows Phone updates. By the way, are the 8X from Vodafone Spain, the only one that can't switch to GPRS (2G)¿? Because the 2G/3G toggle, in Settings are blocked
shinygerbil says:
Don't know if this is old news, but I did a manual check about 12 hours ago on my o2 UK 8X and received the Portico update. Seems a little snappier - I was one of the few with complaints about minor stuttering throughout the OS. Oh but I did have to hold the power button to reset once; after the update completed, live tiles got totally stuck (my Mail tile showed 3 unread at all times) and when I locked the phone, it wouldn't turn on the screen again. But since then it's been fine - fingers crossed!
Marcin Winkowski says:
From update point of view the HTC is a lot better than sh** Nokia.
unstoppablekem says:
Go away
troylytle says:
Don't know how you figure that. Lol.
zolgi says:
Nokia's update has more in it. And I think it's MS and carriers who are to blame.
absolutshame says:
Well the Nokia update actually implemented more features. Also my 920 was updated Wednesday, still waiting on the update for my HTC 8X so I have to call bs on your post.
Coolknight1968 says:
No wars... we need every WP8 manufacturer... If people like a Nokia... it is ok.
Ultimateone says:
God Verizon is always delayed in these updates, whether its Android and WP8
jkarasch says:
True, but unlike android, we will actually get this update!
Ultimateone says:
I hope so
dazr87 says:
Still waiting here in Australia. I have a sim free unlocked and unbranded retail Lumia 920 and so annoyed that we apparently won't get the update here till Feb! What an absolute joke!
Seaman71 says:
Glad to see Spanish carrier users ain't the last ones to get updates. Hope my carrier free Radar gets its update to 7.8 soon (Well... I mean earlier than other units...). Would like to taste the new live tiles before deciding to switch to a Lumia or a HTX 8 series.
turg77 says:
Good news.
UltimateKGB says:
Very off topic, but does anyone know if UK charity songs that are purchased on Zune/xbox music if the money goes to the charity
Benyam says:
i just got an update on my t-Mobil htc 8X (USA). Hope it will fix restart issue i have been having.
WinFan1 says:
That's one of the things it is supposed to fix
lossendae says:
I've received this OTA update since the 12th december in France. When you guys annonced it...
Coolknight1968 says:
Spain is important, because of the people of Latin America that visit Spain and thus might try a 8X there.
xilammalix says:
8X on T-Mobile has the update


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"Dinner and a show", a night-out staple in larger cities, is not an option often available to Scotland County locals looking for fun on the town.
That will all change when ENCORE! Theatre presents its dinner theatre presentation of "ACTS: A Night of Funspiration," featuring five funny, faith-based skits at the Storytelling Arts Center of the Southeast in downtown Laurinburg.
ENCORE! Chairman Allen Johnson calls the series, which will run April 26-28 at 7 p.m. with a matinee showing on April 28 at 1 p.m., "a series of faith-based skits, most of which are funny and feature some really funny guys."
The group, which last staged "Tuesday's With Morrie" in February, has been rehearsing this week in preparation for the show's three-day run.
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"It will be a fun mix of a little drama and a lot of comedy. Throw in the food, and how could the night get any better?," added Wood.
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As the book being serialized putting up an interesting question, 'Why Pay Tax?' has put up a detailed view of taxation and economic activity in the country, as well as conceptual forms of ascribing functions to various participants in an economy, it is perhaps time to put in a word, while not making a formal review as it isn't systematic enough. A review has also its drawbacks as one is pained to play the role either of a publisher (if it is a good book) or a reader (whether its contents are right, to an informed reader) and the two aren't quite compatible. So an informal (illegal?) review skips the role of the publisher as at least one publisher has given a clear answer by publishing it, and another publisher an even clearer answer by serializing it, so no more breath needs to be wasted on that problem per se.
What comes up as interesting is how the discussion in the book takes up and continues matters raised in previous years without conceptual transformation, which is normal, in that we do not usually change to become different people in a debate, but we enable others to take note of our point of view. Whatever change one may undergo through debate is psychic, for instance the reaction to a certain point, though indulgently many of us have tended to think this conforms one's positions, not by endorsement but by incomprehension, so what matters is a formative stage. After one has passed examinations say for bachelor's, master's and then the doctorate, 'change' of opinion is only possible in like manner, if the person reads a text that is authoritative to him or her, and then follows up with what the author says.
Thus the review being taken up here is a regurgitation of the sort of debates in seminar rooms at the University of Dar es Salaam that accompanied the start of informal sector economy discussion, one of the key areas of research of Prof. Ted Malyamkono, founder director of ESAURP, a regional research outfit on what universities do. Aside from the technical data and handling of the issues, as to what the non-registered (thus non tax-paying) section of economy had been undergoing, how far it has changed or been changed, there are conceptual elements that remain troublesome. More significantly, they have an impact in the human side of things, as economic study has villains and heroes, either as thumbs up generators of profit or as exploiters of cheap labour, leaving a trail of tragedy, disaster all over the place.
In the first place there is the notion of 'underground' economy, and one wonders in how many seminars Prof. Malyamkono has participated where contributors failed to mention the difference between goods smuggled through 'panya' routes and thus no tax was paid on them, and when a person sells roasted maize on the roadside and does not pay taxes. The first activity is definitely 'underground,' but there is nothing underground about the second type of activity – but it is precisely this sort pavement business, which occupies much of the space where elaborate econometric effort to measure 'underground' activity is devoted, if one just picks installment no 7. The notion of underground is morally inseparable from illegality, and if this element were taken into account, the don could have helped us to estimate how far we have come from the days of Ujamaa when underground economy touched most economic life.
This difficulty is not marginal in the study especially when one looks at its impact in how the data is handled, for instance in relation to the growth and decline of the 'underground' economy. While shifting the order of reference, one may pick up a later comment and then return to a previous one, the later comment saying that "the decline in tax evasion from 11% in 2000 to about 9% in 2006 (was) a result of (ongoing) tax reforms and improvement (of) tax administration which (has) enabled most informal businesses to be captured by the tax net." The comment the author made earlier (in installment no. 7) is that the 'underground economy' stood at 20 to 22% in the mid 1970s, up to 30% in the 1980s, reaching 39% at the close of the 1990s-and then blossoming to 46% in 2005 and 48% in 2006, which seems to be the final dating of 'data-stream,' and that means one takes year 2006 as highest expression of that state.
Strictly speaking, what the author is talking about isn't underground economy but pavement business, which really was picking up quite fast in the 2005-6 period. So the data stops at the moment that the bulldozing of hundreds of thousands of small businesses along pavements took place, threw millions of people into psychic paralysis, breakdown of countless number of families, and sowed the seeds of distrust of the fourth phase administration (difficulties of life, not the policy measure per se). It is indeed remarkable that the prime minister who supervised nationwide demolitions was himself later removed, without any prior protests, as he was himself involved in informal tendering, just what he had crushed. It is unclear is the research could point a way at humane transition from pavements to other engagement. Nonetheless this load may be too much to place on the shoulders of the researcher or the government, as it was simply consonant with culture as it prevails here, in the sense of the 'colonial' notion of trespass where informal traders are just occupying municipal territory meant for other activity.
Hardly any African country is known to have humanely treated informal traders in replacing them, and this culture is being continued at the moment, with roadside bulldozing, beachside erasing etc on the same notion of trespass. The reason it is so appealing is that it is tied up with the non-propertisation of land generally, since it would have been possible for traders to enjoy the protection or influence of those who own houses behind their own activities, or likelihood of paying rents to them, in another setting.
This other setting could have been projected from the way Prof. Hernando de Soto handled the issue, and countless bureaucrats and researchers like Prof. Malyamkono don't seem to have grasped the point, in which case the bulldozing of pavement businesses in 2006 wasn't a surprise.
The program that the third phase presidency embarked upon on the basis of the Peruvian economist's effort was just one of obtaining a title to a residential house and plot, with which one could then borrow money.
Did Prof. de Soto come all the way to teach that if one owns a house he can get a loan so long as he has a title, and in what way would that explain 'How Capitalism Succeeds in the West and Fails Everywhere Else,' really?
What the noted Peruvian economist was teaching is that if one is doing business on the roadside, and he is assured of occupying that place for a definite period, say six months, one year or two, he can get a loan on that basis.
If he fails to pay in a given period, the loaner (a microfinance group) can replace him or her with another person by reclaiming that space so long as there is still time for a newcomer to earn what the lender wants.
It was a program of formalisation of roadside business not so that they pay tax but that a key element in the trade, space, becomes a negotiable instrument.
But as he was talking to non-liberals, their whole frame of mind was to squeeze the juice of how to expand the tax net, like Ted…


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The hype of the Super Bowl reaches it's zenith not on Sunday but today. It's Media Day in New Orleans and "reporters" (an I use that term loosely) descend on the SuperDome to interview players and revel in the chaos created when the biggest sports event in the country meets the crazyness of every cable channell and niche website trying to one up each other in stunts and stupidity. If I was a serious football writer or reporter I would skip the whole thing. It's an exercise in futility to get much of anything related to football but we will get marriage proposals, costumes, and more idiotic questions than you can even imagine. The league has decided that it values any kind of publicity rather then their dignity. My advice is to tune out the nonsense until game time on Sunday. There is plenty of actual hoops and hockey action this week to get you to kickoff.
The Badgers go on the road for a tough one tonight at Ohio State. You can hear the game on WSAU with pre-game at 5pm.
The Bucks are on the road at Detroit. Indiana lost last night so the Bucks can pick up another game in the standings.
I'll have a high school hoops doubleheader tonight. Its DC Everest at Wausau East in girls and boys basketball. Pre game at 5:45 on Foxsports AM 1390 & FM 93.9
Songs of The Day (from my I-pod) We will remember Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner. He was the frontman for the Ohio Players. He passed away last weekend from cancer. Here's some funk to get you moving...
Love Rollercoaster-Ohio Players (1975) live in all their glory on the Midnight Special
Skin Tight-Ohio Players (1975) How can you beat lyrics like "You're a bad bad mrs..in your skin tight britches...running guys into ditches"


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Auburn maintains lead in SPSL North 4A with 57-55 win over Kentlake | Boys basketball
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January 18, 2013 · 6:22 PM
Senior Spencer Fisher poured in 19 points to lead the Trojans to a 57-55 win over Kentlake in South Puget Sound League North 4A action Thursday at Auburn High School.
After posting a 30-21 halftime lead Auburn (10-1 league, 11-4 overall) fended off a comeback by the Falcons (0-12, 0-16) in the second half.
Laquell Simmons added 17 points for the Trojans with Harold Lee chipping in with nine points.
Kentlake's John Morasch had a game-high 20 points and teammate Carson Stowell added 11.
Auburn will travel to Kentridge at 7:30 p.m. Saturday to take on the Chargers (5-7, 8-8).
ALSO: Auburn Riverside's (2-10, 4-12) Derek White had 14 points in the Ravens' 57-53 loss to Jefferson (8-3, 9-5) on Thursday. Cody Crawford and Drew Wallin added 10 points apiece. Auburn Riverside will travel to Kentwood (4-7, 7-8) at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. ...JJ Lacey had 13 points in Auburn Mountainview's (4-1, 10-4) 54-48 SPSL 3A loss to Decatur (3-2, 8-6) on Tuesday. The Lions will host Bonney Lake (1-4, 1-13) at 7 p.m. next Tuesday.
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Hit-run killer Ryan LeVin allowed to travel
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Goodman's $2k-a-day home jailing unfair
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Goodman's girlfriend/daughter: 'He is a good man'
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Private prisons are a bad idea
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Did Chaits get off easy with plea deal?
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Sheriff Lamberti on jail deputy demotions: A job is better than no job
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Gloucester dentist Bill Dodson found guilty on gun charge
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Broward government is crazy (in a bad way)
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Brie: Chris was right ;) My Great Aunt is named Mildred actually, but we call her Millie which is much nicer :) When did you start seeing the MFM? 18 weeks for me seems like a long wait to start with Dr. J (?) That's just not right about the hospital asking for a copayment when obviously that was NOT your top priority! And, the misinformation you received :P
Isra: Wow, I can imagine how much it costs to ship a set of encycs! I'm glad Shimon is feeling better :) I can see how those oily potato pancakes made you nauseous, but oh they sound good ;) You need to get more healthy things into you though girl! A donut is not a good first meal by means because it has no nutritional value, I know even though they taste so good ;) That darn nausea really messes with your appetite :P I love hot chocolate, but I can see how it would be too sweet. Use saline irrigation much healthier than digging for gold ;) Ok, sounds like you need to get some extra sleep too my dear, here's some ((hugs)) too :) Thanks ♥ I have two little peapods now ;)
Simone: I've been Googling the types of twins so I think I'm figuring it out more ;) Oh, your temp went down today (?) Maybe FF was confused with your O date and this is an implantation dip? I hope AF stays away so you can test next week! I guess SS has to go through the process, not missing any steps. You were lucky the power only stayed out briefly! What caused it?
Heather: I hope it was just too soon to test, FX'd ;)
Suzanne: 1 more day! Did they order your lab draw already? Oh no, you're having a problem with your fiance too?!? What is with these men of ours lately? :P
Thank you Gina ♥ Yes, I do, I just can't upload them on the site from my work computer. Promise to do it by this weekend :) I'm glad you're all feeling better and everything is well with the baby :)
Tara: You're doing much better than me with the Christmas shopping ;) We have DH's family party next weekend and we have zilch bought for the kids :P We do a Yankee Swap for the adults for his family and mine, any ideas for neutral gifts? We're not allowed scratch tickets or gift cards unless they accompany something to open. Tomorrow you start Clomid!
Nicole: I started at 13 weeks with MFM..thats when they said Layla was looking like a girl! :) they wouldnt confirm it for sure until the 19/20 week one. Then I had another round with them at 23 weeks, and then at 35 when the arrithmyia showed up. :)
be back..Layla is screaming again..lol. Shes SOOOOO sleepy but wont go to sleep. what the heck? lol seems to me they'd just go to sleep. Nevermind..she went to sleep just as I was getting up. lol.
afm- I have no idea why they did things way different for me than everyone else. Im still hot about it though. We had latching issues in the beginning and I was asking for help from everyone..nurses, lactation nurses, etc. I told them I was interested in getting a pump and instead I was told to rent one. My friend says the same thing and they give her one. WTF. My plan is better than hers, and covers more. Its nuts.
nicole: Candles are always neutral. Some guys dont like them..but some do! How about making up a cookie/brownie/cake mix in a nice decorated jar? with a spoon attached to the ribbon along with the instructions?
Other than that..I have a brain fart on neutral gifts..lol. Google can be your friend in this case ;)
Brie: I wonder why I don't have to go till 18 weeks then? But, Dr. A did say that we're doing day by day with this so next week's u/s and prenatal may change things. I remember when they couldn't officially report her as a girl, but still hinted to you ;) That hospital staff is so inconsistent, they should say and do the same things with every patient.
Oh didn't see you added to the post. Thanks for the gift ideas :) I know the guys in DH's family wouldn't appreciate the candles very much, but anything to do with food they would welcome ;)
Nicole - Why do they want to wait until 18 weeks? It sounds kind of late to me.. I guess mo/mo is higher risk than mo/di? Yeah, that's why they're still sitting in MIL's storage room. :) I know, I know, but saline irrigation takes so long, and I don't have the patience. Also, if I wake up with an extremely stuffy nose (often), I don't always have energy to reach for the salt water. ;) It would set a good example for Shimon, though, because he doesn't let us stick anything in his nose - not salt water and not a finger - so it's always a fight. Sigh. I am trying to get more healthy food in me, but I have no appetite and most of the foods I normally eat (read: healthy foods) make me nauseous at the thought of them. But, today, I had mint tea with no sugar, and some white cheese (and nothing else). I was not even hungry for most of the day, just nauseous. Hopefully I will be able to eat supper.. Hm, maybe you can go to a dollar store and find good deals for all the kids, in one place? ;) Hm, I guess if they're doing it day-by-day, then it makes more sense. Yeah, I see the two cuties in the pod. I guess even if there are no twin elephants, you can still get twin babies.:) Let's hope their size evens out! :)
Brie - There is a window of opportunity getting them to sleep - if they are too tired, it gets difficult. I think you should make a stink and get your money back.
Nicole I hope it is an ID! That would be a wonderful surprise to get a bfp this cycle! But the temp has to be wrong as I didn't get a good nights sleep, Len woke up after 2 and started vomiting. He was so sick and tired that he vomited at 7 this morning in his sleep and stayed asleep while I propped him up to puke in a bucket and even when I wiped him off. I laid him back down and he started snoring. Poor kiddo! Have you come across twinstuff.com yet? They have a forum that helped me out, but the expecting doesn't seem as busy as it was when i was posting there in 2005-2006. I have no idea what caused the power outage, but it didn't just effect my neighborhood it was wide spread at least 2 mile radius. 2 elementary schools and a middle school were effected as well!
Ok, what does mfm stand for?
BBL Len woke up!
Isra: Yes, day by day. You should get a cool mist humidifier. I have one that you can put a water bottle into and sprays all night on the setting you put it on. Very small, lightweight and easy to clean. We also have one for Aaron, holds a lot more water so it lasts longer. It moistens the mucous membranes so you can easily discard the congestion. That and the Netti Pot, it does take time to do the washes but they're worth it. That's right, let Shimon watch you use it. Aaron gets a kick out of it actually, but I tell him it really helps Mommy :) I know you're not hungry but the nausea is telling you to eat at least a little something. It's the only way mine subsides actually. Try eating small meals throughout the day even though you don't feel hungry it will keep your blood sugar stable and may therefore control the intensity of the nausea. I DO usually get good deals at the discount stores for the kids. It's the Yankee Swap I have such a hard time with. No twin elephants, but I like the peapods and I used one of them in my TTC ticker :)
Simone: Yes it would, wonderful anniversary present and for the Holidays :) Oh no, poor Len :( I hope he just woke up temporarily, he needs to sleep this bug away! I'll have to check out that twin site. Do you think it's beneficial to buy a book on having multiples? We have a week to week pregnancy book, but I feel like we need to get something focusing on having more than one. Wow, so it wasn't just a powerline then because that would be more localized to your neighborhood. MFM stands for maternal fetal medicine doctor/specialist or high risk OB.
I have a bit of an update that is starting to discern me.
Today we were able to go to get the blood test done. But, trouble ensued. My right arm didn't want to produce blood. So they switched to my dominant left arm, which bled too much but not until AFTER they took out the needle because it didn't seem to want to bleed either. So I got queasy, really queasy, I just about passed out. After a little bit of vomitting and I mean not even enough for a handful, I felt better. They gave us a request form for another place to go to on Monday. But the place said they would give me a free urine test. So I took the test and it said negative. They said that since I didn't show first off the bat with Lily that I may not again. So I'm still getting the blood test done on Monday. So we're not going to trust the urine test and wait till Monday before I tell you yes or no, to put me on the chart as BFP or BFN. Wish me luck ladies.
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Tara: The bed is comfortable but I find that I can't sleep on it. I can take a nap but not a full nights sleep. The dh is in love with the bed and says that he is really thankful I gave up the downpayment for my car to get the bed.
Nicole: I don't have an appt yet...I keep getting sidetracked into forgetting it. I am determined to make it when I get off work in the morning. I just hope they can see me before Christmas. The puppies will eat anything! They really love puzzles and pillow fuzz.
Brie: We have gotten so many dog beds that have been destroyed. We have given up on them. We buy them the nylabone toys and they have lasted the longest..they can't chew through them and it's amazing. We just bought them some for Christmas. They shouldn't have asked for a co-payment if your friends are on the same one and they didn't have to pay it.
Isra: My cycles used to be the week before the end of the month and lasted 6-7 days. Now they are the begining of the month and 2-3 days. I have always been the same even when I joined the military. I hide the majority of the pain from the dh. I do let him know that my shoulder is bothering me but if I told him it was killing me he wouldn't focus on his work and I don't want him to get hurt on my account. I think he knows that it's getting worse but he is understanding that I don't like to complain that much. Sorry your still nauseas. I hope it goes away soon!!
Simone: We got an Ashley Ellis bay foam/gel mattress. I think it is about 12 inches thick. It fluffed up to where I can't even see the footboard anymore! I havea pic of the packaging instructions on how to get it out of the box...that I found after we were done getting it out of the box. The puppies didn't eat any pieces I got there in time! Now it is up on the wall for Christmas!
Afm: I have been busy. I have cleaned the apartment, played with the dogs, spent time with the dh and gone to work. I am looking forward to not having to work tomorrow. I am so tired! I got the Christmas decorations up and this weekend the dh and I are putting the tree up. I caved in and let him get a fake tree. He was going to dely getting a real one so I let him have the fake one. I love the smell of the trees the fake ones don't have it. I also have no idea what to get the dh for Christmas. He already got everything I was going to get him. There are only 2 things left that I wanted to get him. I hope you ladies are doing well and I will be on again later I promise!


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directories will be executable for users and groups only.
This will remove all installed kernels on your debian based install, except the one you're currently using.
As of 10.04 LTS, you need to use this command-line to reports bugs to the launchpad.net tracking system (you need a launchpad acct for this to work). This command is preferred over using the website because it collects/sends info about your system to help developers.
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Show active calls as the happen on an Asterisk server. Note that the Asterisk command (in single quotes) is formatted for Asterisk 1.6. Use the -n flag on the watch command to modify the refresh period (in seconds - default is 2 seconds).
I had problems in Ubuntu while trying to edit /etc/resolv.conf, even with sudo I couldn't make any change. After a 2 minutes search on google I found this command.
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It works like chmod, with + and - to denote which attributes are being added and which are being removed.
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Limits the usage of bandwidth by apt-get, in the example the command will use 30Kb/s ;)
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When Kelly Ripa introduced him, the gap-toothed former football player jogged onto the morning show set and gathered her up in a bear hug, lifting her off her feet.
"When I was hugging Kelly, that's when I was calming down," Strahan explained.
The rest of the hour was clearly a snap for him and for Ripa, who was getting a permanent partner nine months after Regis Philbin retired from the show and after having welcomed Strahan and 58 other guests in the chair beside her.
Taking his seat on Tuesday, the former New York Giant joked that
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Strahan's hiring has been an open secret for the past two weeks. His selection was made official a couple of minutes into what, since November, had gone by the stripped-down title "Live! With Kelly" and now rechristened "Live! With Kelly and Michael."
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The formula was cooked up by Philbin, the original host, nearly 30 years ago. Ripa joined him in 2001.
Executive producer Michael Gelman, who oversaw that transition from Kathie Lee Gifford to Ripa, was asked how Strahan emerged as the favorite in the current competition.
"Chemistry isn't something you can really put your finger on," he said. "But there was something special individually with Michael, and the chemistry was there."
Ripa, declaring that she had had "a little bit of a say" in Strahan's selection, said, "I wear my heart on my
"It seems like we've been doing it all along," she added.
In return, Strahan said Ripa has "done a great job for 11 or 12 years, and hopefully we'll do it for the next 11 or 12 years."
In the meantime, he will continue as a host of "Fox NFL Sunday," which originates from Los Angeles, where he lives. He will commute to New York to do "Live!"
How will he handle that routine?
"Get on a plane," he cracked. "Coming here during the week and doing this show, it's fun. I don't look at it as if it's a chore."
Before bringing Strahan out, Ripa joked about the lengthy search, advising people to stop sending her resumes.
Asked afterward who that one spoilsport had been, she stated with a laugh, "I would never reveal the co-host I did not enjoy being with."
"But I will!" Strahan jumped in.
"He figured it out," said Ripa, offering yet more evidence of their rapport. "He watches the show and he knows my body language."
AP Television Writer David Bauder contributed to this report.