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ORDERED, That the Clerk of the Parliament be authorized to deliver unto the Committee appointed to meet with the Scottish Deputies, all such Papers or Books as have been returned from Scotland, touching Delinquents and Sequestrations, when they shall require it to be returned by them, after they have made use of them.
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by Timothy F. Flannery
Only rarely is an animal species found that was thought to have become extinct long ago. In recent years a fish, a peccary, and an Australian pygmy possum have been found after originally having been known only from fossils. The most recent such discovery occurred in Papua New Guinea (PNG) in 1992.
The species, known as Bulmer's fruit bat (Aproteles bulmerae), is a large member of the flying fox family. It remained unknown until the early 1970s, when an archeologist excavated sediments from a cave in Chimbu Province. The cave was high in the mountains, and New Guineans had used it for over 12,000 years as a shelter and a place to cook their meals. They had thrown their dinner scraps onto the cave floor, and the bones became fossilized.
James Menzies, of the University of PNG, examined the bones and quickly realized that many of them were from a large and previously unknown species of fruit bat. One of the most curious features of the fossils was that the jaws lacked any sign of incisor teeth. This unusual feature makes the species easily recognizable from jaw bones alone, so Menzies called his new discovery Aproteles (meaning in Greek, incomplete at the front) and bulmerae for Susan Bulmer who excavated the bones.
Menzies was intrigued with the distribution of the bones in the deposit; the bones of his new species were abundant in levels dating to the last ice age 10,000 years ago and earlier, but only other species' bones were found in the more recent deposits. Menzies concluded that, although it was common earlier, Bulmer's fruit bat had become extinct at the end of the ice age.
Nothing more was heard of this bat until the mid 1970s when David Hyndman began investigating the hunting habits of a small group of people called the Wopkaimin. Although their homeland in the then remote Star Mountains of far western PNG had remained one of the most isolated places on earth, the 20th century was finally catching up with them.
Since time immemorial the bat colony at an enormous cave called Luplupwintem had been granted special protection, and many thousands of bats occupied the roost. It was forbidden for the people of Bultem Village, the settlement nearest the cave, to kill or eat the bats, but they would occasionally give permission for people from other Wopkaimin villages to do so. In any case, the cave was so treacherous that only a few men were brave enough to enter. Because the bats roosted on the roof of the cathedral-like chamber, they were largely immune to attack with bow and arrow, and only a few were taken at a time.
At about this time the PNG government was extending its influence into the rugged ranges, and exploration of the Ok Tedi Mine was beginning. For the first time, the Wopkaimin could work for cash and buy shotguns and rope. Their hunting strategies were rapidly changing. One day, Hyndman accompanied some hunters to Luplupwintem, which is perched high above PNG's spectacular Hindenburg Wall. Large fruit bats were screeching and circling the roost in the thousands. The cave appeared to be inaccessible, but with the aid of store-bought rope the hunters entered. They fired a shotgun repeatedly into the mass of flying bats. Many hundreds were killed, and the people of nearby villages enjoyed an enormous feast.
Hyndman wished to identify the bats and cleaned two skulls to be identified later. Imagine his surprise when he found that the bones were from Bulmer's fruit bat, a species that he had described as being long extinct. Hyndman and Menzies returned to the great cave some months later. Tragically, they found it silent and almost empty, with just two bats circling the roost. Apparently hunters with shotguns had exterminated virtually the entire colony.
Various people visited Luplupwintem on later occasions, but all found it deserted. By early 1990, it appeared that for a second time Bulmer's fruit bat was extinct. I resolved to carry out a search for the species. It was, after all, the only PNG mammal which was thought to have become extinct in historic times. Also, it had survived in one cave until the 1970s. I felt that it was possible that a remnant population existed somewhere and that if I acted quickly enough it might be possible to protect it.
Ok Tedi Mining had kindly offered to fund the search, and in May 1992, I headed a small group with Lester Seri from the PNG Department of Environment and Conservation. We set out for the cave, expecting to find it empty. As we approached, we were stunned to hear the cries of fruit bats rising from the floor. We raced forward, then clung onto the trees in fear; the cave forms an enormous vertical-sided shaft that, because of the thick vegetation, can only be seen when one is about to fall into it.
It is a truly enormous cave. Its southern side is formed by a vertical cliff over 3,000 feet high, while its northern side drops around 650 feet. A flat floor lies at the bottom of the shaft, and opening into the south wall is a huge cathedral-like cavern, which is the roosting site of the colony. That evening we watched 137 bats exit the roost. This tiny remnant had somehow survived the massacre of the 1970s and had re-established in the cave.
The reasons why Bulmer's fruit bat had survived for the last 10,000 years only in this one cave were not hard to determine. The cave is large enough to shelter thousands of these large bats, and they have easy access to it. Its sides are so sheer, and it is so deep, that until recently humans have found it virtually impossible to enter. Even if one or two of the bravest hunters did get in, the bats roost so high on the roof of the cavern that an arrow is barely able to reach them. The bats are clearly very sensitive to human hunting, and as the numbers of humans in PNG increased, they were driven out of every roost except this one.
The bats had many surprises in store for us. Bulmer's fruit bat is a large blackish-colored animal with a wingspan of over three feet. Its wings meet in the middle of the back, making the back appear naked and giving the bat extreme maneuverability in flight. It is one of the few bats that can hover and even fly backwards. It is also the largest bat species to roost in caves, and because it must rely on sight in the dimly lit environment, this maneuverability must be a great advantage. When in its roost, it makes a peculiar bird-like call, reminiscent of the call given in flight by some species of New Guinean parakeets. A different, but again bird-like call, is given by the first few individuals that leave the roost as they circle the cave entrance.
In April of last year, Lester Seri and I revisited Luplupwintem. We found that the young of the year were foraging independently, but that unfortunately the colony had increased only to about 160. This is much less than the potential natural increase, and we fear that significant hunting may still be taking place, probably at feeding locations. Many of the bats we saw appeared to be young, indicating that adult mortality may be high.
Very little is yet known about this mysterious bat, but we hope to learn a lot over the coming years. Ok Tedi Mining is funding a research and conservation program for the species, to be carried out by the staff of the PNG Department of Environment and Conservation. Local landowners are now eager to protect this extraordinary bat and with their help, funding from Ok Tedi, and continued education of local people, this species can recover.
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He walked directly to the middle of the group, paused and said "Y'all know can't say anything." He then walked into the council chamber.
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Darin & Brooke Aldridge are bringing in one of bluegrass music's rare triple threats in Becky Buller, announced yesterday as the newest member of their band.
In addition to her demonstrated skill as a fiddler and vocalist, Becky is a strong songwriter, something that any band is delighted to find. And she has papers, having won the Chris Austin songwriting contest in 2001.
Buller is stepping in to the spot vacated by Rachel Johnson Boyd, who held down the fiddle/vocal gig this past three years, and is looking forward to starting her new role in 2013.
"I'm thrilled to have the chance to pick and sing with Darin and Brooke. They have a great sound and their group is fantastic. Plus they're just downright nice folks AND they travel in a Sun Drop sponsored sprinter. (My husband and I are Sun Drop fanatics from way back.)
I know this is going to be a lot of fun!"
You can follow the band's tour schedule online.
Category: Bluegrass band news
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John had served as primary author and editor for The Bluegrass Blog from its launch in 2006 until being folded into Bluegrass Today in September of 2011. He continues in that capacity here, managing a strong team of columnists and correspondents.
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Zeega Enables Communities to Create Interactive Documentaries, New Forms of Storytelling
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August in London
[The second edition of Cross's London Guide, originally published in 1837.
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The past two days I published two editorial pieces on the London/UK riots and a related instalment of my monthly column on London. It goes without saying they're written from the perspective of a Mexican who lives in London.
They're an attempt at making sense of the events, their possible causes and consequences, and at trying to offer an outsider-insider's personal view for my readers in Mexico and Spanish-speaking countries, in their own language.
- "Disturbios en Londres", Blog de la redacción, Nexos magazine, 09 August 2011
- "El incendio del palacio de cristal", Replicante magazine, 10 August 2011
- "¿Quiénes participan en los disturbios en Inglaterra?" Blog de la redacción, Nexos magazine, 10 August 2011
- On 9th August I also posted this and this on #SinLugar, a blog I share with others to explore citizen engagement and participatory media in and for Mexico.
Graphic, Visual and Multi-modal Storytelling Group | HASTAC
This group seeks to be an open door to unexpected opportunities. Do join us and let the sharing begin!
Llamaradas de Londres | Revista Replicante
La primera entrega de mi nueva columna. Intentaremos psicogeolocalizar…
London Design Festival'11
Are we ready for life without books? The seminar will pool contributions from book publishers, designers and multimedia storytellers. Ffrom 17th-25th September 2011 at University College London.
Did My Brother Invent E-Mail With Tom Van Vleck? (Part One) - NYTimes.com
We said, "Where's electronic mail? That would be so cool." And they said, "Oh, there's no time to write that. It's not important." And we said, "Well, can we write it?" And we did. And then it became part of the system.
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A brief interview I conducted with I.N.J. Culbard.
Essential Reading: Gary Groth talks to Jack Kirby | TCJ (Feb 1990)
"You know, the punches were real, and the anger was real, and we'd chase each other up and down fire escapes, over rooftops, and we'd climb across clotheslines, and there were real injuries."
Flash Symposium: Short papers on short fiction — School of Arts, Birkbeck College London
When? Tuesday 24th May 2011 6-9 pm
Where? Birkbeck, School of Arts, Room B03, 43 Gordon Square
The papers will be collected for a special issue of postgraduate journal Dandelion, On Brevity, for autumn publication, and the discussion will be recorded for podcasting.
Chair for papers: Bianca Leggett (Birkbeck)
Papers - Henderson Downing (Birkbeck); Holly Pester (Birkbeck); Ernesto Priego (UCL); Daniel Rourke (Goldsmiths); Matt Sangster (Royal Holloway)
Chair for panel: Ariel Kahn (Roehampton/London Met Film School)
Speakers - Andy Poyiadgi (film-maker, Schizofredric); Tom Humberstone (comics artist/editor, Solipsistic Pop); Heidi James(writer, Carbon, The Mesmerist's Daughter); Geoff Ryman, 253, Air).
Organised by: Zara Dinnen and Tony Venezia - Contemporary Fiction Seminar
Here's a provisional running order for the short papers…
Matthew Sangster:Short Forms and Unalloyed Genre
Henderson Downing: Between the long roll of thunder and the long fine flash: a brief history of a little pamphlet bought from a pop-up shop on Redchurch Street in December 2010 on the shortest day of the year. Holly Pester: Visual Poetry: Objectness as a Necessary Shortness Ernesto Priego: Beyond [Adobe] Flash™: Webcomics as Short Digital Narratives Daniel Rourke: The Doctrine of the Similar(GIF GIF GIF)
Flash Symposium: Short papers on short fiction
24th May 2011, School of Arts, Birkbeck College, London…
Will Eisner: "From stories we learn how to deal with life"
I had the honour of briefly meeting Will Eisner on Sunday 2 May 1999 in Mexico City. Below you will find the transcription of an interview with him I recorded (on tape) and never published at the time.
Six years later, after the news of Eisner's death, I finally transcribed it and published it for the first time on my now-closed Never Neutral blog on 5 January 2005. He was born on 6 March 1917, and would have been 94 today.
The idea is to discuss your view on the relationships between literature and sequential art…
Eisner: Sequential art is for me the new literacy. It is a literary form. It has the same discipline that other literary forms have. It is essentially a form of communication. But it is more than an art form, it is more than a pure literary form with text in. It lives in the space between text alone and film.
We are living now in a visual era, in which the need to communicate more graphically is so important that this medium, its ability to integrate words and pictures provides us with a vehicule of speedy communication. Storytelling in this medium is very sophisticated and it involves the ability to arrange images in a sequence that is both intelligent and relates to human experience.
That's my vision of the medium. It is capable of dealing with subject matter far more sophisticated than we have seen so far. It has the difficulties of every medium. Every medium has limitations of some kind. Words alone must use words to describe something. Comics can draw a picture of something.
For example, if you as a writer use words alone to describe a scene, say, an old staircase, you would have to describe, to say, "the wood was chipped, the boards were not sitting right and the nails were coming loose" and so on. I can show that with one picture. I have that advantage. On the other hand, this medium, comics, does not have sound, does not have space, motion; it does not have a number of other things, we must deal with those shortcomings inventively and creatively.
What has been your greatest challenge to overcome these shortcomings?
Eisner: To me, the greatest challenge is to deal with internalization. With words alone I can't describe how you are appearing inside even though you are smiling on the outside.
As you do in your single-page comics, like the one of the emergency call, of the robber breaking into a house…
Eisner: Yes, yes. These were my attempts to demonstrate that I could be in touch with that. This is my continuous struggle: to this day, I am struggling to be increasing my ability to demonstrate internal emotion as much as possible. My big goal, my big victory is that I can get my reader to have a tear. A movie can make you cry, yes, a book can make you cry, I want to be able to do that too.
But you must know you are able to do that…
Eisner: Sometimes, yes. I try very hard. For me these are my little victories.
As a creator you can be very complex, and as a theorist you are quite accessible. How do you perceive your target audience?
Eisner: As maturity. I am dealing with a compatibility of human experience. I like to, no, I must deal with someone who has had life experience. So if I show someone who is standing by a grave and we see only his back, I want my reader to understand, my readers must have a similar experience to understand what I am talking about. So I am dealing with maturity, not necessarily with intellectual level. My subject matter deals with intellectual things.
In my last book I am dealing with the social problem of what to do with the old people living in your house right now. In Life Force I dealt with the problem we have with mortality. What is the meaning of our life? Why are we here? Why are we different than the cockroach? That is an intellectual discussion. But I transmitted that information on an emotional and experiential level.
Your comics are also a discussion of what art means…
Eisner: I define "art" as the human ability to arrange things –whether they are buildings, or images, or stones, or wood or jewelry- in an interesting and intelligible form. I call comics a "literary-art" form, because I am working with a medium that is attempting to deal with the literary aspect of human communication; it is a combination of the two.
Aren't you tired of comics? Is there a future for the medium?
Eisner: There is a future for comics. Just as there is a future for human communication, just as there is a need in all societies for human communication. What we are always struggling with is the technology of storytelling. There was a time when printing was very crude. There was only a cave and a piece of chalk to draw. Then it became printing, and then there is film, and now is Internet, or multimedia.
Those are the things that are changing. But what never changes and will not change, I predict, is the need of human societies for storytelling. Because from stories we learn how to deal with life. And the struggle with life will continue. As long as there is a struggle for life I will have stories to tell.
Thank you, Mr Eisner.
Eisner: Thank you.
The year ahead in narrative: Little piggies, extraterrestrial life, and how we'll tell each other stories in 2011 » Nieman Journalism Lab
Andrea Pitzer shares the knowledge.
Hillary Chute, Lynda Barry, Ben Katchor, François Mouly, NC. Christopher Couch on the graphic novel
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Nokia's first Windows Phone device using the "Mango" version of the Microsoft software looks almost identical to the recently-launched N9, according to a seemingly leaked video of the Finnish phone maker's CEO demonstrating the much-awaited gizmo to staff.
Codenamed Sea Ray, the new device is like a twin of the N9 that runs on Meego, which Stephen Elop showed off at Singapore on Tuesday, except that there are the three Windows Phone buttons at the bottom of the screen.
The video, which seems to be shot a day later, actually had Elop telling folks in the crowd to turn off recording devices so that the "super confidential" gizmo would not be leaked to any blogs.
In the end, we can't be sure if it was deliberately leaked on the Hungarian website Technet.hu, but the details are interesting.
The browser looks like it is well capable of showing everything that a PC does, and the Xbox integration is much deeper, with your online character looking exactly as you'd have it on your game console at home.
In the demo, Nokia also showed the multi-tasking that is expected to be a main upgrade over the existing Windows phone OS. The company also appears to be set on loading Nokia maps and other re-installed apps that let users transfer their contacts from an old Nokia device to the new Windows device.
Check out the video here yourself:
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Same concept for battery mode
It's time for a new battery. I, too, have an 800 mhz TiBook. When I started getting 1:30 on battery, I bought a new battery from NewerTech and now I get 3:45 easily. The key to good battery longevity is to drain the battery fully before recharging and then not leaving it on the charger for long periods of time after it's fully charged.
Same concept for battery mode
Hmm, I use the exact opposite of your technique. I never drain the battery fully, and very often leave it plugged in for weeks at a time. I have had this battery in my iBook for about 2 and a half years now. I still get a solid 3
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It was windy today but still hot in Los Angeles. I usually don't like to wear dresses, but I now find it very convenient during those hot, summery days like today. That really comes down to the fashion tip of the day: Do try to go out of your comfort zone and dress in pieces that you're usually not used to. It's a great way to discover your niche and whether or not those 'trendy' items you see on the runway or mall are suitable for your taste.
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Teri seems to be a slightly crumpled version of a cut out bear. Her design resembles that of a school kid doodling on a piece of folder paper, and then cutting it out -- some parts of her coloring are messier. She is usually seen wearing a blazer, which is commonly used for school uniforms or formal occasions.
Teri is a hypochondriac, meaning that she has a habit of believing that she has a number of ailments that are more than likely all in her head, such as believing to have gone deaf because no-one had spoken to her in the past five minutes. Because of this, Teri spends most of her time in the nurse's office. Aside from this, Teri seems to be a member of the Elmore Junior High cheerleading squad and is also one of the Treehouse Girls. She often tries to intimidate her classmates of an object's filthiness by comparing it to the number of germs on an average toilet seat. She also seems to be a bit self-centered, but once you manage to get past this, Teri has a very kind and sensitive soul.
Episode Appearances
Season 1
- "The Third"
- "The End"
- "The Pressure"
- "The Ghost"
- "The Mystery"
- "The Gi"
- "The Kiss"
- "The Party"
- "The Genius"
- "The Mustache"
- "The Date" (on Penny's illustration)
- "The Ape"
- "The Curse"
- "The Meddler"
- "The Fight"
Season 2
- "The Fridge"
- "The Flower"
- "The Phone"
- "The Apology"
- "The Words"
- "The Skull"
- "The Virus"
- "The Storm"
- "The Hero"
- "The Game"
- "The Tape"
The gallery for Teri can be found here.
- In her concept art, Teri was wider and uncrumpled. She also lacked a collar and buttons on her dress.
- In the early reel, Teri was apparently male as Teri being blown into the girl's bathroom, eliciting quite a commotion.
- A writer of the show suggests that Teri is skilled at papercraft and origami. This is supported by her reading a book on origami on two occasions: in "The Quest" and in "The Mystery".
- Because Teri is made out of paper, she is very fragile and physically weak. An example was when she "slapped" Gumball in "The Party".
- She may like Leslie since she was with him in "The Party".
- She uses a pencil to draw something on her face, such as a teardrop or a face mask as seen in "The Virus".
- She likes to scribble fake tattoos on her arm according to James Lamont's formspring.
- Her first major role is in "The Virus".
- In "The Phone", it is shown that Teri plays the xylophone (the marimba, specifically).
- In "The Flower", Teri was unaffected by the rain, despite being made of paper.
- In "The Words", it is revealed that Teri is a germaphobe.
- In "The Words", it is revealed that if Teri stands in the light, you can see inside of her.
- In "The Virus", it is revealed that Teri's mother is a doctor, which explains why she is such a germaphobe.


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<folivora> hikenboot: one way, unplug + replug one by one and tail -f dmesg <folivora> if you dont differencies of those nics <hikenboot> folivora: what will i be looking for in tail -f dmesg <folivora> hikenboot: something like: <folivora> [149169.851119] sky2 eth3: Link is down. <folivora> [149172.599456] sky2 eth3: Link is up at 1000 Mbps, full duplex, flow control both <hikenboot> what if i down the individual nic cards would that allow me to use dmesg the same way <hikenboot> ifdown i mean <folivora> hehe Im not shure that does dmesg react to that. <hikenboot> it would be a lot less work thats for sure <folivora> The one which I pasted is when the link comes ready on boot or so <hikenboot> ah ok <folivora> yes it would be, go and see <hikenboot> ok thanks <folivora> tail -f dmesg && ifdown eth1 && ifup eth1 <mwallacesd> hi guys! someone can help me with a diferent keyboard configuration, please? http://paste.debian.net/155535/ <nsadmin> mwallacesd, not until/unless you ask a sicco question <nsadmin> !sicco <dpkg> Please ask sicco questions, questions that are Specific, Informative, Concise, Complete, and On-topic. Ask me about and . <nsadmin> (yes, I do see the post, I still request you set context by asking a question) <hikenboot> folivora: since i am using vlans it aint going to work regardlessly because i would be ifdown vlan 150 instead of ifdown eth1,2 or 3… since the physical interface registers as down since no ip was ever as<hikenboot> folivora: I guess this is one to tackle in the moring when I am a little more refreshed..thanks and good night! <folivora> mwallacesd: /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/evdev.xml maybe this one ? <patricx> hi to you all <folivora> hikenboot: hehe, hmm.. You should be able to see that is the "physical link" up even there is not ip address. <patricx> please what is the link to add in souces.list in other to install gnome? <nsadmin> try aptitude install gnome <nsadmin> , versions gnome <judd> Package: gnome on i386 — lenny: 1:2.22.2~5; squeeze: 1:2.30+7; wheezy: 1:3.0+6; sid: 1:3.0+7 <I_Died_Once> hi, how do i make a given directory writeable for all users (everyone?) <I_Died_Once> via comman line? <nsadmin> you would use chmod <folivora> I_Died_Once: chmod 777 <folivora> <Jdbye> chmod ugo+x <nsadmin> man chmod, look also at permissions in unixs <Jdbye> whoops, +w <mwallacesd> no it is not falivora I think that file does not exist anymore in Squeeze I was change that in Debian 5 but thanks <patricx> nsadmin: the source can't be find <nsadmin> some specific suggestions for permissions have been made to you… you are advised to find out EXACTLY what each do, understand specifically what you want and what you don't want, understand how unix-style fi<patricx> i have this error Err http://ftp.debian.org squeeze-updates/main Sources undetermined Error [IP : 184.108.40.206 80] <patricx> when i launch aptitude update <Lesterwood> >aptitude <Lesterwood> ubuntufag detected <Lesterwood> ban <gnarface> hey, be nice until its proven <gnarface> he could be using aptitude under debian <patricx> the same if i have Err http://ftp.fr.debian.org squeeze-updates/main Sources undetermined Error [IP : 188.8.131.52 80] <gnarface> patricx: that source is clearly wrong. you need to fix your /etc/apt/sources.list file <gnarface> patricx: pastebin it and someone will probably help you <gnarface> patricx: i'm gonna go eat <gnarface> patricx: good luck <gnarface> patricx: and you better not be using ubuntu, or they're gonna chew you a new asshole <patricx> gnarface here is my source.list http://pastebin.com/6ATKuW1H <patricx> gnarface i'm using debian <streuner_> patricx: i have no idea what the lines 9,11 and 12 should do, but i would comment those out <DesignerGuy> is there any command where I can tell if that my server is listening on an IP? <streuner_> patricx: 4 and 5 too, they are just double <patricx> the errors commes here deb http://ftp.fr.debian.org/debian/ squeeze-proposed-updates main contrib <streuner_> sure, i have no idea whats this squeeze-proposed-updates <patricx> streuner_ would you please comment the lines and paste bin ? <streuner_> patricx: /msg dpkg sources.list && /msg dpkg security ; you need just 3 lines, one for main, one for security and one for bpo <patricx> streuner_ which lines please? <patricx> streuner_ i commented the lines <patricx> but the updates fails at 37% <patricx> i have only theses lines in sources.list http://pastebin.com/udqQMsgw <patricx> but i can't update files <streuner_> patricx: http://pastebin.com/biyUkxVZ <patricx> thanks please let me try it <patricx> i have theses erros Err http://ftp.fr.debian.org squeeze/contrib i386 packages undeterminated Erro [ip: 126.96.36.199 80] <patricx> Err http://fsecutity.debian.org squeeze/update/contrib i386 packages undeterminated Erro [ip: 184.108.40.206 80] <patricx> these errors comes at 37% when i launch aptitude update <patricx> i'm wonderind how to fix them <patricx> i'm wondering how to fix them <patricx> i'm wondering how to fix them in sources.list <mwallacesd> what happens with gtk.immodules on Debian Squeeze?? <mwallacesd> I found the way to fix an that incident http://paste.debian.net/155535/ but there is no gtk.immodules <mwallacesd> =( <DynV> anyone want to help with apt-zip ? <GVolkmann> Greetings all. Can anyone suggest a chromium release intended for public kiosks? I need to lock these down quite a bit. <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: hi. Can you please tell us at least 100 words about the kiosks, what they're for, and what you need? <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: The more you type, the better. All on one line if it fits please. <vimpulse`> !tell DynV about anyone <vimpulse`> DynV, <DynV> vimpulse`: I posted my question 2hr ago then repeated it 1hr ago so I ddin'T want to be accused of flooding. Now that someone expressed interest, I'll repeat a 2nd time. <DynV> I'm on Windows and running in a VM Debian 6.0.4 ; I'm not so good in *nix. The installation was from the 1st CD and I'm looking to have all or most of my installation offline. I've been told to use apt-zip which<DynV> -zip in vain. Help is appreciated. <DynV> s/2hr/3hr/ <GVolkmann> vimpulse: sure. lock down all menus, settings, run in kiosk mode, if multiple instances running as same user (i have multiple sessions running) <GVolkmann> (if possible multiple instances running as same user) <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: I was thinking broader use-case stuff. For example, are you a company? A school? A museum? Who will use the PCs? Why? Please tell us lots. <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: note that I won't be able to help you — this is not my expertise. But maybe this will help someone else help you. <ac_slater> hey everyone … im have wierd boot issues… i cannot make it into X, is there a kernel parameter to force console boot instead of X <ac_slater> i used to just add `3` to my kernel line in grub < 2 <GVolkmann> vimpulse: im just trying to get over firefox 3.6 actually. i had a great setup, several thousand seats running office administrative tasks. ive been told i need to change it from ff3.6. so sad. anyways, <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: why do they want you to switch away from firefox? <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: office administrative tasks? What do you want your staff to not be able to do? <GVolkmann> vimpulse: compliance and regulation. <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: you don't want your staff to do compliance and regulation? <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: there's a regulation against using firefox? <GVolkmann> well, not compliance/regulation, some dev guy sold the it director on chrome. <GVolkmann> vimpulse: it has to be paranoid because of compliance <GVolkmann> vimpulse: chrome, because the customer wants it. <nsadmin> if the customer wants it, the thing to do is provide it <nsadmin> otherwise <nsadmin> why is the customer a customer? <nsadmin> or, maybe you think that considering the customer as "paranoid" will help <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: do you want to lock down the PCs so that the users can only use one single web app and cannot go to any other website or run any other software? <nsadmin> if the customer finds out about this, why would the customer not sue for practicing medicine/psychological diagnosis without a license? <nsadmin> at MINIMUM, practicing diagnosis WITHOUT BEING ASKED TO DO SO. <vimpulse`> nsadmin: the customer may be wasting money switching from one perfectly good browser to another perfectly good browser. And wasting staff's learning-experience-history. But I hear your point about "don't<nsadmin> someone mentioned the word "paranoid" which is a word that doctors use <nsadmin> to diagnose patients <vimpulse`> DynV: {{{ <vimpulse`> dunno, never used it. Once an hour is not flooding. Even more frequent, I think, is still not flooding. If nobody helps you, try superuser.com or a mailing list. <GVolkmann> vimpulse: no, network is good at the gateway, locked down. i am using a very locked down gnome, which i will not change. i am more talking about locking down settings, options, deleting profile after it is <vimpulse`> DynV: Tell them A) what you tried and B) the error message you got. If you leave A) or B) out, nobody will bother to reply. <vimpulse`> DynV: But let's step back. Why do you want to install offline? Disclaimer: I may log off before finishing helping you. <vimpulse`> DynV: }}} <GVolkmann> and cracking the nutshell that is securing chrome is…well…idk. <nsadmin> just saying… be very careful about the words you use in public… some could be assets, some liabilities <DynV> vimpulse`: I will make a 2nd installation where there's only 56k at certain time (night) so I'd prefer to be nocturnal and not to spend days while I have high-speed some place else. <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: will securing chrome cost the customer a lot of money? If so, will the customer change their plans if they find out how much it will cost? <vimpulse`> DynV: why do you have high speed in day and 56k at night? <DynV> vimpulse`: by where, it meant some place else ; when I travel there <vimpulse`> DynV: If I may ask: You have Windows. You want two Debian installations. For what? And why two? <lkthomas> guys, how could I rollback pervious snapshot if something wrong ? <lkthomas> I mean on lvm2 <vimpulse`> DynV: Can you buy high-speed to use at night? If not, why not? <DynV> vimpulse`: I'm using a VM on this system but I have another partition at the other place. byt the other place I mean _in the countryside_ I guess I will have to be specific where high-speed is quite costly <nsadmin> lkthomas, the way to be sure, make a backup before doing something you think might damage your installation <DynV> I just want to be able to use apt-zip! <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: The latest Ubuntu has a greeter (lightDM Greeter?) which has a log-in-as-guest button. It runs some script which creates a new Linux user and logs you in. When you log out, it deletes your hom<vimpulse`> GVolkmann: (Unity Greeter?) <nsadmin> lkthomas, it could be that lvm makes this backup by doing a snapshot… if you want to trust this, find out more about it <GVolkmann> vimpulse: thanks for the suggestion. i will definitely be considering 12.04, contingent upon the desktop environment. <lkthomas> nsadmin, there is a lot of document saying how to take snapshot on lvm but none of them mention how to do rollback <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: i wasn't suggesting you run Ubuntu. Debian's tech support IRC channel is far better. I was suggesting you use their guest-button technology on Debian. <nsadmin> that's good to notice <nsadmin> lkthomas, maybe #lvm would be of more robust service to you, in specific to this case and in general in the future * vimpulse` thinks about Ubuntu on the desktop. I tend to install Ubuntu for Linux-using clients but use Debian myself. I'm not 100% sure why. <pmpforever> I am using synaptic to install arduino and its dependent packages <GVolkmann> gvolkman: debian,fya. yeah, I have that actually on squeeze. you just log in and it runs a script on login and logout. my concern is if they don't log out but someone else opens a new browser, or when mul<pmpforever> At the end of th install it is asking for me to insert the debian disk <pmpforever> but I am running this on a vm <pmpforever> what can I do <nsadmin> check your sources.list <nsadmin> there may be cdrom sources enabled in that file <vimpulse`> GVolkmann: repeat — do you want to lock down the PCs so that the users can only use one single web app and cannot go to any other website or run any other software? * vimpulse muses more. Ubuntu is flashy but Debian stable has strong checks-and-balances built in to prevent Debian from releasing buggy packages. <patricx> please i'm looking for a way to fix these rrors! <GVolkmann> vimpulse: web app is locked down at the gateway. i need to lockdown the browser. <patricx> http://pastebin.com/PQHS5LDi <vimpulse> patricx: will you pay someone to fix it for you? <vimpulse> GVolkmann: what do you want browser users to not do? <patricx> vimpulse: i mean advises <vimpulse> patricx: you will not pay? <patricx> with thank you becaue it's all i have <GVolkmann> vimpulse: no tools, no print, no save page as, no preferences, no bookmarks, etc. <vimpulse> GVolkmann: if you delete the whole home directory at logout, then why does it matter if they make bookmarks and such? <DynV> vimpulse: were all the question for me limited to curiosity or can you help? <vimpulse> GVolkmann: i very much enjoyed using the University of Ottawa main library's Windows computers. IIRC they were totally not-locked-down. I could install VirtualBox and run Linux off a USB stick. When I re<vimpulse> DynV: I've never used apt-zip and can't walk you through it, though I may be able to diagnose error messages. Nobody here will walk you through it. You must try and get an error message *then* request hel<vimpulse> Or consider burning Debian DVDs and installing from them. <patricx> vimpulse:^ <vimpulse> DynV: It's frustrating, but by asking for help before you have an error message, you're unlikely to get help. <DynV> vimpulse: I've tried to see how to use it, but I couldn't find a turotial. I looked for an icon in the desktop menu and tried in the command apt-zip but neither amouted to anything <DynV> bash: apt-zip: command not found <DynV> and aptitude confirm it's installed with the i flag <vimpulse> DynV: ah. Now you've provided an error message, so you've asked a good question. Hopefully now someone will help you. <vimpulse> patricx: dunno. Try http://www.google.fr/search?hl=en&q="undeterminated+Error" for starters. <DynV> vimpulse: and my question mentioned I couldn't find anything online, isn't that some kind of error? <vimpulse> DynV: I suppose. Try http://wiki.debian.org/AptZip and the links. Or "dpkg -L apt-zip" then check for README files. <liable> DynV: dpkg -L apt-zip should give the binaries for the package, check its man page also <DynV> vimpulse liable : 8) I'm on it <cardamon> Ugh, Debian wiki, why are you always out of date? <DynV> on http://wiki.debian.org/AptZip I've noticed on the see also http://wiki.debian.org/AptOnCd which also seem interesting but I'm doubting it's capacity ; the reason I didn't want to use aptitude on this (Windows<nsadmin> someone is hacking it and erasing it? wikis are generally incomplete until there's been years of users adding approprate, clear, informative content? <cardamon> nsadmin: More if old pages full of deprecated information which is still perfectly reachable by a search. <patricx> vimpulse i got nothing new <nsadmin> cardamon, that's a general point about wikis versus maintained documentation <patricx> when i change mirros i have the same erros <patricx> errors <cardamon> I would really just like to install sun jdk. But Sun's not making it easy. <nsadmin> when a lot of stuff is deleted from a wiki, it can be a good thing and still look suspicious if someone doesn't take the time to look thru it and, as a test, follow the wiki directions to see if they work <cardamon> The lack of a sun jdk in the repo post squeeze makes it not easy either. <ksuhku> thanks to oracle <nsadmin> isn't it in non-free? <cardamon> nsadmin: In squeeze it is, IIRC <cardamon> nsadmin: Me and my Wheezy are SOL. <nsadmin> maybe the squeeze package will work <nsadmin> or, can't you get it from oracle? <pmpforever> Trying to install git through apt. Its telling me git-core is not availible but is refered to by another package. <pmpforever> What does this mean? <nsadmin> or, why upgrade to wheezy if an item that's mission critical is not present? <nsadmin> also, why upgrade to wheezy if it's known to be a moving target and not the stable release <cardamon> nsadmin: Oracle provides a tarball that just dumps it to a dir. Or an rpm. <nsadmin> what happens if you run alien on that rpm? <cardamon> nsadmin: never tried it. <nsadmin> admittedly, alien may or may not work <nsadmin> but, if you get the tarball and try that, it might work… try putting it in a dir off your home dir to start with (or maybe /usr/local, but NOT /usr) <cardamon> nsadmin: Alien spat out a deb. dpkg -i? <nsadmin> well you can certainly choose to do that if you want to try installing it… <nsadmin> again, alien is not guaranteed to work <mkad> HI <cardamon> Is there are way to see what dpkg would do? I don't see a pretend option. <mkad> i have problem with some websites <mkad> buttons do NOT work.. <mkad> <mkad> please help <mkad> I think its mozilla issue <cardamon> Checked the batteries in your mouse? <mkad> cardamon, yes <nsadmin> there might be a dry run option… see dpkg –help <mkad> cardamon, I also tried touchpad <nsadmin> checked the mice in your batteries? <mkad> nsadmin, its with touchpad and mouse <mkad> and other links work <mkad> I can give example website <mkad> nsadmin, http://www.transportservice.nl <mkad> nsadmin, type 3582JK <nsadmin> cardamon, you could disassemble the .deb and look thru it… the maint scripts and the tarball is there <mkad> and press OK <mkad> nsadmin, does ok button work for You ? <mkad> with iceweasel 10.0 <nsadmin> usually <nsadmin> not sure what version I have… <nsadmin> which ok button? <mkad> but for this particular website <mkad> you type in post-code <mkad> 3582 JK <mkad> in the box <mkad> ahh.. <mkad> first click green button <mkad> Bekijk dirct.. <nsadmin> this seems like an awful weird web site <mkad> than type 3582 JK and click OK <mkad> nsadmin, this bug exists on more websites with latest firefox/iceweasel <mkad> does it work for You ? <nsadmin> 9.0.1 <mkad> nsadmin, is that in sid? <nsadmin> I do not run sid <nsadmin> if you do for any purpose besides testing, you need to keep backups. <xSmurf> hey all, anyone has a clue why my initrd hook would refuse to unmount a volume? <nsadmin> If you're using sid for real work and you admit this, we can and some of us will… <nsadmin> !pol <nsadmin> !pal <nsadmin> dpkg: yer useless <dpkg> nsadmin: parse error: dunno what the heck you're talking about <nsadmin> !sid <dpkg> The great thing about running sid is that, when it breaks you get to keep ALL the pieces!! <patricx> nsadmin: please a suggestion to fix my sources.list issues <nsadmin> the best one, is learn how a sources.list is formed (two forms are possible) as documented in man 5 sources.list <Yuqian> Why it said "syntax error near line 0″when i edited the"sudoers"file? <nsadmin> if you spend time and effort into understanding that material, you will not only be able to compose your own sources.list, but also you can explore a web or ftp site to determine how to build a sources.list l<xSmurf> because you have a syntax error somewhere <nsadmin> Yuqian, because it checked the syntax after you saved the file and found a problem <Yuqian> Why it said "syntax error near line 0″when i edited the"sudoers"file? <pmpforever> I am also having a sources.list issue. I have checked that the default 3 repositories are there however aptitude does not seem to be able to find any packages <Yuqian> Yes,i know it <Miesco_> How would I convert a flac file to mp3? <Yuqian> But the line 0 was empty <Miesco_> wait I think I got it <nsadmin> it said NEAR line 0 <nsadmin> (note that you have not shown the file to anyone that I'm aware of, so I'm not spending a lot of effort into this issue) <Yuqian> nsadmin: en,the line 0 is empty,and line 1 is"Cmnd_Alias SYSHALT = /sbin/halt,/sbin/reboot" <nsadmin> Yuqian, I haven't read the docs on the format of this file… you need to <dr-evil> I have a linux router with 3 providers. It was configured by previus sysadmin. There is a strange problem I see. I can traceroute -s via 2 providers, and can't via 3rd. Message I see is : send: Operation not <dr-evil> Any ideas? <no_gravity> Hello! Is it possible to mount something to a "temporary mountpoint" that goes away after unmounting? <dr-evil> no_gravity: mkdir /tmp/mountpoint; mount /dev/shit /tmp/mountpoint; umount /dev/shit; rm -rf /tmp/mountpoint <nsadmin> no_gravity, just write a script that does that <nsadmin> (which would necessarily have to run as root) <no_gravity> dr-evil: that would result in nothing. it would mount and then unmount and thats it. <no_gravity> nsadmin: does what? <dr-evil> no_gravity: make your alias to mount and umount <loop-> hey guys i just turned on my pc and it said debian what do i do next <nsadmin> no_gravity, are you not following a conversation that you started? <sephii> loop-: your pc is speaking? <no_gravity> dr-evil: then i will forget to unmount via alias or shut down without running the alias and the folder will stay forever. <loop-> text to speech. i believe mavis beacon invented it <nsadmin> that's speech to text <loop-> visa versa <no_gravity> When I run debian and connect my notebook to my big monitor, everything gets very slow. It runs fast in ubuntu. Any ideas how to go about this? <nsadmin> how to go about what? the first thing you need to go about is to find out why this is happening <no_gravity> nsadmin: thats what i meant <manganese> no_gravity: It'd help if you gave more information. Like, are Debian and Ubuntu running on the same computer? What xorg driver are you using? Is it the same in both cases? Does Ubuntu load kernel module<manganese> no_gravity: And once you've figured some of that stuff out (and maybe compared the xorg logs while you're at it) you'll probably have a better idea where to start yourself <loop-> i only accept questions in .mp3 format <loop-> pitch counts <no_gravity> manganese: same computer. no idea about xorg, kernel modules and firmware and no idea how to find that out. but it seems the lag goes away when i set the rotation to "normal". My monitor is standing upside<tarzeau> any idling sponsors around? <loop-> your monitor is upside down <manganese> no_gravity: Logs are in /var/log. You can check loaded kernel modules using 'lsmod' — the "comm" utility may be useful. Check messages about firmware in /var/log/messages (possibly also look in /var/log<streuner> tarzeau: doesnt they usually hanging mostly in #debian-devel around? <manganese> no_gravity: Also, cosider solving the problem by turnig the monitor the right way around
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Special Meeting – Wednesday, August 6, 2008
PURSUANT to A.R.S. Section 38-431.02, notice is hereby given to the Show Low Aviation Advisory Committee and to the general public, that a Special Meeting of the Show Low Aviation Advisory Committee will be held on Wednesday, August 6, 2008 at 5:30 p.m. in Conference Room B on the second floor of the Show Low Library, 180 N. 9th Street, Show Low, Navajo County, Arizona. The agenda for this meeting is as follows:
1. Call to Order – Ole Alcumbrac, Chairman Sonja Armstrong called the meeting to order at 5:35 pm
2. Roll Call - Stephen Aeschlimann, Sonja Armstrong, Chuck Moore, Tom Kingsbury, Jr., Dennis Wiss and Mary Atteberry. Ole Alcumbrac arrived at 5:40 pm.
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Facing criticism is part of the cost of doing business for large companies, and Google is no exception. Among the chief sources of criticism for the search giant is its accession to the censorship demands of the People's Republic of China. The outcry may soon see a change of tense, however, as the company has announced an end to its cooperation.
Google has long contended that its actions, which include filtering thousands of banned search terms are a matter of complying with applicable law — its operations within China are subject to Chinese law, just as its activities in the United Sates are governed by U.S. law. (In the case of the latter, it complies with demands to block content subject to DMCA complaints.) Moreover, it is a matter of practicality: As has been aptly demonstrated by the "Great Firewall of China," ones options are censor or be censored.
Critics have long called for Google to end its cooperation with the Chinese government, while the company has countered that Chinese users would suffer greater harm from a complete block than selective filtering. That position has changed, however, after an internal investigation into recent attacks aimed at breaching email accounts from its Gmail service as well as services from at least twenty other large providers. The accounts targeted in the attack belonged to individuals involved in Chinese human rights activities, including activists within China as well as in the United States and several areas of Europe.
In a post to Google's official blog, Chief Legal Officer David Drummond revealed the results of the company's investigation into the events, which he described as a "highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our corporate infrastructure." Though the attackers "did not achieve [their] objective" in December, Drummond that Google's team uncovered evidence that dozens of activists were subject to regular invasion of their accounts over an unspecified period. A combination of malware and phishing, rather than a breach of the service itself, is believed to be responsible.
While noting the country's continued growth, calling it a "great nation...at the heart of much economic progress and development in the world today", Drummond wrote that a combination of increasing restriction and the recent discoveries "led us to conclude that we should review the feasibility of our business operations in China." Though the post never explicitly accuses the Chinese government of orchestrating the attacks, the company will no longer comply with the government's censorship demands, a move that "will have potentially far-reaching consequences."
Google plans to "discuss" the future of Google China with government officials, though the tone of Drummond's post was far from hopeful. He acknowledged that the company's Chinese site, Google.cn, may go offline, and that it may be forced to cease operations entirely. He also stressed that none of the company's Chinese personnel were consulted, or informed at all, presumably in an effort to protect them against government retaliation.
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Companies running business in any countries should abide the local laws. There's no reason that Google should be an exception of this. The Chinese government is not likely to give in on this issue, so Google is 99% sure quitting this huge market.
Don't be evil? In the name of human rights and freedom of speech? Come on, let's be honest. Google only has around 30% market share in China. There had been voices that they were withdrawing since their former CEO in China left in last September. They just need an excuse to not look so bad. And now they win. Everyone's pointing their fingers at China and forgetting about Google's failure.
Business is just business. Don't be over political.
google has links to the nsa,
given that, maybe this is just another dig at china because of china's success in the middle-east & africa at negotiating oil & gas deals that america had it's eye's on.
when america want's fuel, it sends in the military - china sends in business negotiators.
guess which is more succesfull.
incidentally - afghanistan is the latest fail.
america wanted to run a pipeline from uzbekistan through afghanistan into a seaport in pakistan.
that's what it's all about.
the chinese just signed a deal with pakistan to take control of that sea port and intend to run a pipeline from it to iran and eventually china - via india.
that is why pakistan used to be a "friend" and now they just get terrorist drone-strikes.
it's america venting it's anger at losing the deal - afghanistan was all for nothing!
It's business...
Google has been a stellar business model since it's inception. What they decide about China is just that, a business decision.
They will do well, for whatever reason.
---- Jerry McBride
why is The US any different than China?
If Google abides by the local laws of USA, including removing content based on pressure from influential groups from The US, why is China any different?
If they want to be fair and just, they should NOT remove ANY links, period - that's the Internet's philosophy.
It doesn't add up
Furthermore, the whole thing does not add up..
First you agree to the government's demands to filter results, and then because some hackers have seeped in, you suddenly no longer agree to filter results?
It's like saying someone broke my cell phone, so I won't go to the grocery store today. If you did not want to go to the grocery store, you didn't need to make up an excuse for it :)
It sounds like either:
1) Good found out that the cause of this hacking WAS the government (they are not saying that, but do they need to? Who else would hack into "Public activitists'" (aka "troublemakers) emails?
2) They found out it was too expensive to continue operations there, too many problems, etc, and they are using this incident as an excuse.
I'm betting on #1. In either case, it seems like a lame excuse.
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section;Hi! I'm looking for a tweak that add a badge on the calendar icon with the number of today's events?
02-01-2012, 03:50 AM #1Calendar Badge
I'm looking for a tweak that add a badge on the calendar icon with the number of today's events?
me too.
i have come to know that usually the badge on the Calendar app shows the number of invitations for events on the calendar.
is there a way to show the number of events for the current day.
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Coal Production
Coal in Iowa ranges from sub-bituminous to high bituminous with an estimated 2.2-billion-ton reserve. Coal-bearing areas cover about 18,468 square miles, or 33 percent of the State. Most coal seams in Iowa are less than five feet thick and have relatively high sulfur content. Iowa coal mining activities began in the 1840s and ceased in 1994 with 58,855 tons being mined that year.
Coal mining and reclamation in Iowa is regulated by the Mines and Minerals Bureau of the Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, Division of Soil Conservation.
Todd Coffelt of the Mines and Minerals Bureau has responsibility for SMCRA activities related to active coal mining in the State of Iowa.
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