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1 box of brownie mix 3 giant Symphony chocolate bars
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After systemctl command Samba is already up and running. Last edited by Bagira; 01-12-2013 at 10:41 AM.. Reason: Automerged Doublepost |
Even that "Daemon" thing in "/etc/rc.conf" is also not supported anymore. So this Samba article [archlinuxarm.org] needs to be updated with the working alternative in the "starting the server" section . I spent almost 30 minutes in figuring out what's wrong with /etc/rc.conf and finally just skipped that part |
We need to figure out how to edit start-up script to include Samba start-up and mounting of the USB drives. As of running PMS on Pogo, I don't think it is going to work, not for me at least. PMS needs nice GUI so I am able to correct incorrect matches and maybe enter my own metadata to my titles and then it is supposed to be at least Core 2 Duo class machine so it will be able to do transcoding for the Android clients. I just don't see Pogo as capable of such tasks. Perhaps some sort of powerful yet not power-hungry Linux machine would do instead of Windows. But not our beloved ArchLinux Pogo. |
In other words, the two commands below do the same thing: # systemctl start smbd nmbd and # rc.d start samba // or /etc/rc.d/samba start the difference is systemctl works on a fully updated arch linux (with kernel >3.xx) and you can't use rc.d anymore. Once you run systemctl start smbd nmbd, check to see if samba is working: # ps -A | grep smbd // to make sure the program is running # netstat -tupa | grep smbd // to make sure the program is listening on the network instead of just unix sockets. and if yes then it's ready to accept connection requests. |
You seem to be an expert. Any words of wisdom about making Samba to automatically run on start-up and also automatically mount attached USB drives? |
Either connect a Windows machine on LAN to keep PMS running or better yet, skip Roku and just connect a laptop to the TV (VGI or HDMI) by "extending monitor" and play movies in your fav media player directly from \\ALARM\xxx folder BTW, by any chance do you know how to at least check if Samba service/server is running or not? Edit: I see teetee already answered this Last edited by Marathi; 01-12-2013 at 11:10 AM.. |
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http://slickdeals.net/f/5753232-Pogoplug-Multimedia-Sharing-Device-Model-B01-Pink-or-P21-Black-17-Free-Shipping-Ebay-Daily-Deal?p=56604828 pogoplug doesn't have a BIOS to detect the USB devices that are connected at boot time for boot order designation. It's up to uboot (the boot loader for arch) to choose which drive will be the /dev/sda1 (or whatever the device assigned for / ) when pogoplug gets turned on. It can be the correct one but most likely it's not (otherwise we wouldn't have issues). With the pogoplug models that come with an internal SATA port(P21, B01) there is a solution for activating the boot code to use the SATA device as the 1st device everytime but since those pogos are oxnas chip based, they are still using linux kernel 2.6.x and no systemd support. I am not saying systemd is much better than sysv/rc.d but in order to get the perfect boot everytime, you will have to find a way to get a SATA drive connected to the pogo (power and all), modify the code (archlinxu forum), and be ok with only 128MB ram for those pogo models. I would rather just stick with the E02 model that has 3.x kernel and systemd support. And if I really need to reboot the server I will just have to live with unplugging all drives except for the system drive and inserting them back in afterwards. |
OK, so thanks to everyone's instructions, loaded ArchLinux, and Samba. Got the attached USB drive to Pogo to show up as ALARM under Network in Windows 7. Awsome!! I can see all my files.
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Tips For Choosing the Right Location On Maui (Part 1)
If you're considering Maui for your Hawaii vacation you're probably wondering where would be the best place to stay on the island. I often get this question and base my recommendations on customers' individual travel needs. That being
said, here is some basic information that I think would be helpful to anyone who is considering a trip to Maui. This is general overview of the island and it's always best to check with a travel agent to make sure you avoid any problems
with the location you have chosen.
Please note this is a Part 1 of a 2 Part series on this subject and focuses on the West and South sides of the Island Click here for part 2.
When you look at a map of Maui, it's similar to a sideways figure eight. We'll start from the left side (northwest side) and work our way around the island. On the northwest side is Kapalua where you'll find the beautiful beach at Kapalua
Bay. Although the trade winds can be strong, there's true magic looking out across the Bay and relaxing here. Kapalua is considered a somewhat "high end" area. You'll find the Ritz Carlton and Kapalua Bay Villas which are both
adjacent to two golf courses. One potential downside is a bit of a walk to the beach at Kapalua Bay from most of the resorts there.
Moving south from the northwest side is Napili. In this area you'll only find condos, no major resorts or hotels. However, some of these condos are quite nice and even provide restaurants and spas on property. Many of the condos very
affordable and are located right along or across the beach. The area is perfect for families and small groups. The major attraction in Napili is Napili Bay. I always make it a point to snorkel there and I'm never disappointed. Napili Bay
is very safe and I often see beautiful sea turtles there.
Further southwest is Honokauai. This area is heavily populated with condos. Similar to Napili, Honokauai does not have any major resorts or hotels. Honokauai is one of my favorite places for visitors because it's a bit closer to the action in Lahaina and Kaanapali. Unfortunately, some beaches are not conducive for swimmers due to coral rock. If swimming is a priority for you, make sure to find the right beaches.
On the west side is Kaanapali, one of the most popular resort areas on the island. Here you'll find amazing resort hotels and wonderful condos. There's lots of action; shopping and restaurants all connected by a walkway behind the
hotels with the Whalers Village the central focal point. You won't feel isolated here, there is a lot to do and see. Kaanapali is a good mix of cosmopolitan and tropical activities.
Located nearby Kaanapali is Lahaina, the heart of Maui in many ways. Lahaina is home to Lahaina Town. This is an old whaling village which is now a promenade with museums, restaurants, shops and more. Lahaina is a wonderful place to stay for those who either can't or don't want to rent a car. Everything is centrally located and extremely easy to find in Lahaina. No traveling is necessary to enjoy numerous activities Lahaina has to offer. Don't worry, you can find budget
friendly condos in Lahaina, including the Lahaina Shores and Aina Nalu.
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I've searched for this dvd in many music stores in my locality and found none...
Luckily i found it in flipkart.....I ordered it and they delivered the stuff in time...
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As the weather during the concert was bad ...due to rain and storm..they had to stop the concert in between they also has those extra videos in it....
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This concert is one of the best i have ever watched...
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The songs like vertigo,rain must fall and voyager had simply been awesome....
Yeah it also comes with a small booklet with credits on its cd cover which is now stuck on my bedroom wall.....
It's a totally worth pack for 449 cd + dvd .......
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I'm running SS2.4rc1 and DOM rev 394, but for some reason all my WYSIWYG buttons disappear in the SimpleTinyMCEField text box. I did some trouble shooting and found that if I change from this Director::set_environment_type('live'); in mysite/_config to Director::set_environment_type('dev'); they reappear. This doesn't make any sense to me, and I certainly don't want to leave my site in dev mode. Has anyone else had this issue? Any suggestions?
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4 May 2010 at 1:22am
Thanks for the link, it's nice to know that I'm not the only one having this issue. Unfortunately I haven't seen a fix yet. Let me know if anyone finds something. I'll post what I find, if I can fix it.
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I just checked in a possible fix. Can you guys do some testing?
Re: Disappearing WYSIWYG buttons
23 June 2010 at 12:06pm
Met the same issue with Andrew about the SimpleTinyMCEField.
The new released DOM fixed the bug.
Great work.Cheers unclecheese.
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I too have met the same issue.
I'm using SS2.4.0 and DOM 403.
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I did some digging and discovered that this seems to be caused when javascript files are combined. This happens in live mode but not in dev mode hence the behaviour others have observed that setting Director::set_environment_type('dev') in _config.php resolves the problem.
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+ 14.09.2009 + "Rainforests are the greatest treasure houses of natural riches on earth and I think it is tragic that we are losing them just as we are beginning to appreciate their true value. Rainforest is my photographic journey through these astounding and fragile places." Thomas Marent
"This collection of Thomas Marent's images, 16 years in the making, brings alive the sheer and awe-inspiring beauty of the rainforest." Sting - founding patron, The Rainforest Foundation
Rainforest is the stunning result of half a lifetime's work by Swiss photographer Thomas Marent. Inspired by a visit to the rainforest in Australia when he was 24, Marent has spent the ensuing 16 years exploring and photographing the world's rainforests.
With all the immediacy of the best documentaries, Rainforest celebrates the fascinating behaviour and incredible variety of rainforest animals and plants – from resourceful leaf-cutter ants to the multi-hued clouds of butterflies and birds that flutter high in the tree tops. Incredibly, more is known about our universe than the millions of plant and animal species that teem inside these great hothouses of life.
Rainforest takes you inside this mysterious realm, with breathtaking photographs and absorbing personal insight. Published in association with the Rainforest Foundation, who receive a donation for every copy sold.
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Amazon.com: What inspired you to start taking pictures?
Marent: I used to be a birdwatcher in Switzerland--and soon I was also interested in amphibians, insects, and plants. After a while I thought it would be nice to have pictures of all these beautiful animals.
Amazon.com: Waiting for the perfect shot takes patience and time. How do you decide what images are worth waiting for?
Marent: I mostly focus on the colorful and spectacularly shaped creatures. Sometimes it is a matter of luck to find them, but sometimes I have to know where and when to look for them.
Amazon.com: What photo in Rainforest is your favorite?
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Amazon.com: What would people find most surprising about the world's rainforests?
Marent: When people think of the rainforest, it's the monkeys, birds, and wild cats that first come to mind. But there are so many small and beautiful creatures. We need to see and appreciate them too--they're just a little harder to find! Many of these smaller creatures have never been seen by most people.
Amazon.com: Do you consider yourself a rainforest activist?
Marent: With the book I want to show to the people the endless beauty of the rainforests. I do hope that it might open the eyes of some people, so that they'll agree that it's worth protecting this fantastic environment.
Amazon.com: Some of the photos in the book, especially some of the insect photos, are really strange and otherworldly. What's your favorite exotic rainforest animal?
Marent: Some of my favorites always were frogs and butterflies, but birds and monkeys as well. And of course the weird-looking insects.
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Marent: In Asia it is Borneo. In Africa it is Madagascar. In Latin America it is Costa Rica and Peru/Colombia. But I also like the Australian and New Zealand rainforests.
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Connecticut will be representing in when the Olympics get underway in Sochi on Feb. 6.
addition to the six members on the men's and women's ice hockey teams,
the Nutmeg State is sending two residents to compete for gold in
freestyle skiing — Mac Bohonnon, of Madison, and Eliza Outtrim, of
They are members of a team that was announced Tuesday, based on results from the International Ski Federation World Cup.
18 years old, Bohonnon is the youngest member of the Men's Aerials
Team, while Outtrim, 28, is representing on the Women's Moguls Team.
According to his website,
Bohonnon has been dreaming about representing his country in the Winter
Olympics as a Freestyle Aerialist since he was 13 years old. He's been
skiing since he was 2.
On Sunday, just two days before finding
out he made the team, Bohonnon was named International Ski Federation
(FIS) Freestyle Rookie of the Year, according to the website SnoCountry.
Then, when he found out he mad the team, he wrote this on his Facebook page:
cow, dreams do come true. I couldn't be more excited to say that I'll
get to represent the US in a few short weeks at the Olympic Games in
Sochi, Russia! This is the most incredible opportunity I could have ever
imagined. I can't thank all of my family, friends, coaches, teammates
and everyone in between enough for the unyielding support over the
years. Go USA!" he said.
Outtrim was equally jubilant.
Olympic dream has come true!" she wrote on her Facebook page. "I am
proud to say that i will be representing the United States of America as
a female mogul skier at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Thank you
Mom and Dad for your unwavering support, especially in these last couple
of weeks. And thank you family, friends, coaches, sponsors, PT's,
Doc's, and fans. You know who you are. This is so crazy!!!!!!"
Her profile on the U.S. Ski Team website reads, in part:
up in Hamden, Outtrim and the family skied often, usually at Mount
Snow, Vermont. When Mount Snow started a freestyle program, she was on
the first team. 'There were eight or 10 of us, and we'd ski Waterville
Valley, Sunday River, sometimes at Killington. It was fun,' she says."
enrolled at Lowell Whitman School in Steamboat, CO and worked through
the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club's heralded program. Outtrim
kept punching her way up through the NorAms, and when she tied for
second in the NorAm moguls standings in 2005, she earned her ticket to
the U.S. Ski Team."
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What is Your Favorite Encounter with Liberal Rage?
As a resident of Portland, Oregon, I've seen my share of red-faced liberals. Rage is sort of like an accessory around here -- like Birkenstocks. For this reason, I don't volunteer my political opinion, but if someone asks I will certainly tell them. In return for being frank, I have been called a "toady," been told I don't care about other people, and have had numerous inquiries about my ability to sleep.
My very favorite (and bizarre) incident came a few years back. It was not the loudest encounter I've ever had. There was no profanity. No Reductio ad Hitlerum. In fact, only a few words were spoken -- none by me.
It goes like this: I was invited out to lunch by a friend, along with several other of his friends whom I did not know. I got there a few minutes late, so people were already eating. The conversation proceeded pleasantly enough; very general, not political in the slightest. Then, out of nowhere, my friend announced to the guy sitting next to me (I'll call him Mike) that I was a Republican. Mike looked up from his plate, stared at me for a few seconds, then looked back at his plate and said "that's too bad." He sat silently for about a minute and then, without a word, stood up, dropped his napkin on the table and walked out, leering at me as he went like I owed him money. He did not return.
I've never angered a liberal without uttering a single word. Yeah, there are more interesting stories, ones with more fireworks, but this one almost seems like an accomplishment. Like pitching a no-hitter.
Any personal brushes with liberal rage out there?
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I don't have brushes with liberal outrage... I create them.
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I have nothing equal to that. It's beyond a no-hitter. You didn't even through a pitch. You didn't even take the mound. You didn't even know there was a game! You're back at the hotel, having overslept your alarm while the team is already at the stadium, warming up. And the guy retired due to uncontrolled emotion--blind rage. Congratulations.
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oh, goodness. As a WA state resident, and former Seattleite, I could tell very similar stories.
Brother (or sister), you're not alone!
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I can't tell you how many times I have met someone for the first time, like a coworker, where political discussions don't come up right away. Then one day he/she will casually toss off some Liberal trope fully expecting me to nod in agreement. When I don't, and the cat (or the elephant) is out of the bag, it's treated like some sort of betrayal, as though good taste required me to disclose the bad news up front.
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Leftist rage is the consequence of their emergence from their inbred intellectual environment by exposure to ideas and people that aren't compliant and consistent with their faith.
While my intention is never to antagonize them, it's invariably the consequence of sharing my ideas. So incapable are they of even attempting to see a differing point of view that they often insist I'm only trying to antagonize them by saying things that only stupid or evil people might say.
I'd say my greatest moment in enraging Leftists was at the defunct Utne Cafe online community. At the time I was still struggling with the hope that my own Leftist thinking might be valid by carefully challenging every premise of the Left.
Dozens of them descended upon me to harass, harangue, and hobble me into submission or exile. One even found my phone number and called me from Canada to warn me off. Yet, this was my ideological crucible in which all my Leftist delusions were burned away, leaving nothing but pure critical analysis.
The difference between conservative and Leftists is really differing priorities ... and I've yet to meet a Leftist who knows what their's are.
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Brushes with liberal rage? Man, I live in Germany, next question please.
In 2003 I used to go to a "Stammtisch". Brits, Yanks and Germans wanting to practise English would go to a restaurant once a month and sit around and chew the fat in English. I had been going to this one for 10 years.
Then the Bush-hate era started and I parried with non-Bush hate in many discussions. My lack of hate drove the people crazy.
During the Iraq war they said it was about oil and I confirmed their right to support any dictator they want and the opportunity to kill as many American soldiers as they desire. This argument passed through them like neutrinos.
They stated that Americans were mowing down women and children by the hundreds and I just responded with "Well then, you should support the dictator. After all, he kills his own people much better."
My attendance came to an end when one evening a German woman turned to me and for no reason whatsoever shouted : "I hate Bush!"
I said that was her right, but she told me, "But you love him!!" And so that was the last night.
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Highlama, I'm sure that's what Belgians said in 1939.
Prepare your arguments next time. When that guy got up and left the table I would have called out to him "Are you moving to Canada?"
Hey, I'm visiting my home state next month, one of the bluest. I'm ready for all my acquaintances (all civil servants, incidentally) to approach me on political topics. I'm ready for them. I'll say : "You don't want to know. I'm a Nazi."
Be prepared.
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I find it easy to invole rage either because of my being conservative or by being Catholic. Even some of my good Catholic friends can exhibit liberal rage when the subject of politics comes up.
When two couples who were over for drinks found out that I had Sarah Palin's book, Going Rogue, they were flabbergasted. I asked them why they didn't like her. The group, which included a partner for an international law firm and a Phd in Geology who works in the energy industry, could come up with no better response than "Because she's an idiot!". No one could explain what Sarah Palin had done that was idiotic, it was just seemed obvious to them that anyone who disagreed was themselves lacking in intelligence.
Another time I refused a telephone solicitation from Maclean's magazine (sort of like Canada's Newsweek), saying I found it to be unfactual, biased and anti-American. The caller hung up on me stating that I was just a stupid Yankee.
I'll comment another time about facing down anti-Catholic bias...
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As a Portlander myself, I've never had THAT happen, but I've certainly been announced as the lone Republican in a room. Other times, I would say that I didn't want to discuss politics, but would be continually baited on purpose for the bulk of the evening. I've been avoiding these situations lately, but this has gone on so long now and has gotten so bad in our society, that I'm planning my return back into the fray. We can't sit around letting it happen anymore.
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a liberal academic who was only too happy to eat out on my corporate expense account became outraged with me when I said I would vote for George Bush again. Up to that point I had been a smart and competent scientist, but I became an instantaneous stooge in her eyes. And no, she did not kick in for her part of the lunch tab.
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Great story. Your opening phrase sez a lot, btw. No story that begins with, "As a resident of Nashville, TN," or "As a resident of Waxahachie, TX," is gonna go where your story goes.
And your tale is quite telling about the remarkable lack of tolerance from the Leftist Champions of Tolerance.
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So did Mr. Lefty pay for his lunch, or did he stick everybody else with his bill?
I had a suitemate when I first started graduate school who said something once in conversation that stuck with me. It was to the effect that he could never be a liberal because he couldn't maintain the necessary level of anger about everything all the time.
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Bemused Canuck: Another time I refused a telephone solicitation from Maclean's magazine (sort of like Canada's Newsweek), saying I found it to be unfactual, biased and anti-American. The caller hung up on me stating that I was just a stupid Yankee. I'll comment another time about facing down anti-Catholic bias... · 2 hours ago |
MacLean's is a little better than Newsweek, ok not much... But, great way to get rid of a telemarketer. A few years ago a telemarketer who identified himself as Hamid tried to sell me a subscription to the Chronicle Herald (Halifax's daily), I told him I'd purchase a subscription when they replaced Jim Meek's colum with a syndicated Mark Steyn Colum. Same effect.
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I haven't managed to spawn liberal rage like that, but I have also been announced as the lone conservative in the room. I live in the DC area and one of my friends works at Media Matters. One Saturday afternoon last summer she was throwing a party with all of her coworkers and at one point (tongue firmly in cheek) she shouted: "He's a conservative! Let's get him!" People who had been fun and polite up until that point stopped talking to me and refused to make eye contact, as if looking me in the eye would cause them to contract the plague.
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We were out to lunch with my father at a small restaurant. We discussed openly, but the room was noisy, and we kept our volume appropriate.
As we were leaving, the lady at the table next to us was also leaving. She had a baby, stroller, diaper bag, quite a burden. My father opened the door for her. She physically slapped his hand away from the door, shouldered in front of him with the stroller, then loudly proclaimed to the small room: "I don't like your politics. I'll get the door for myself."
Less gobsmacking but more recent was an old friend of mine messaged me asking how I could possibly have bought "Tyranny." Her argument was that I couldn't be conservative since I'm not anti-women or a homophobe, and I'm smart. Apparently, in running to all those Duran Duran concerts in my car, she never noticed my "W" stickers.
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Once, in Palo Alto, after telling an older couple, politely but firmly, that they couldn't park their high-end Mitsubishi sports car with no handicapped plate or placard in a handicapped spot of the private business of which I was then an employee (they made no attempt to assert that either of them were disabled, by the way), the woman shouted "damn Republicans!" at my friend and me as they sped away. We still laugh about that. At the time, I was the only Republican of the two, but I think my friend switched sides after 9/11.
Anyway, I always think of that as an unspoken plank in the Democratic platform: "we are for the right of wealthy old people to park wherever they want, especially if it sets a bad example for everyone else."
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We have all forgotten a cardinal rule of good manners : Never discuss politics or religion .
There was a reason for that.
Has everyone and everything been politicized these days ?
I mean , I can handle that readily, but it has affected my social life.
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During my White House tenure, I was accosted leaving the building one day by an anti-Iraq war protester screaming "baby killer" (remember that old chestnut?). This was made that much sweeter by the fact that one of the dozen or so buttons on her jacket read "Mind Your Own Uterus."
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When someone tries to pick a political fight with me, I've trained myself to say, "this is my day off. I don't get many of them. If you'd like to make an appointment with my office, I'd be happy to listen to your concerns at that time. Right now, I'm trying to enjoy my dinner/beer/hammock/video game/etc."
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I was in a newsroom. An editor called me over to ask questions about a book review - it was by the FIRE guys, who work for free speech on campus. (One of the co-authors was a member of the Democratic party, I seem to recall.) She started talking about how the authors had a point about speech codes but she'd heard some things in college that were offensive, so, yeah, speech codes. Then she confirmed the name of one of the authos.
"F***ing Republicans," she said.
I asked her what she meant.
"They always have three names," she said in a mocking tone. I stared.
"Like Hillary Rodham Clinton?"
End of that discussion. Instructive, though; you can say "f***ing Republicans" in a newsroom without fear you'll be around one. What would they be doing here?
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National Bank to Announce Third Quarter Results on August 26, 2004
National Bank of Canada will be releasing its third quarter results on Thursday, August 26, 2004. The results are expected to be released in the morning, followed by a conference call with financial analysts and institutional investors in the afternoon. This conference call can be accessed either live or via archive, by phone or by webcast.
Third quarter ended July 31, 2004 results conference call
- A conference call will take place on August 26, 2004 at 1:30 p.m. EDT. - Access via telephone in a listen-only mode: 416-405-9328 / 1-800-387-6216. - A live Internet broadcast of the conference call will also be accessible at www.nbc.ca/investorrelations. - The Report to shareholders, the supplementary financial information document as well as the presentation slides to be referenced during the call will be posted on National Bank's website at the Investor Relations section, prior to the beginning of the conference call.
Rebroadcast of conference call
- The archived conference call recording will be available until September 2, 2004, by dialing the following numbers : (416) 695-5800 or 1-800-408-3053 and entering the passcode 3084056. - An archived version of the webcast will also be available after the call ends on the Bank's website at www.nbc.ca/investorrelations.
About the National Bank of Canada
National Bank of Canada is an integrated group which provides comprehensive financial services to consumers, small and medium-sized enterprises and large corporations in its core market, while offering specialized services to its clients elsewhere in the world. The National Bank offers a full array of banking services, including retail, corporate and investment banking. It is an active player on international capital markets and, through its subsidiaries, is involved in securities brokerage, insurance and wealth management as well as mutual fund and retirement plan management. The National Bank has assets of close to $84 billion and, together with its subsidiaries, employs close to 17,000 people. The Bank's securities are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (NA:TSX). For more information, visit the Bank's website at www.nbc.ca.
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And there it goes....
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Actually, Cowher went through something similar to what Tomlin is experiencing right now...
If your "Cowher's players" theory is correct, then you should really look at Cowher's career:
A lot of his early success came when Cowher had "Noll's players"...Greg Lloyd, Rod Woodson, Dermontti Dawson, etc., and in the mid-to-late 90s, when those players left the team (Woodson and Lloyd) or were injured (Dawson), Cowher went through a three-year playoff drought while the team rebuilt with players like Joey Porter, Aaron Smith and Hines Ward...
We even went through the obligatory "letting young talent go (Chad Brown) while keeping an aging vet (Lloyd)" and "blown premium draft picks (Jamain Stephens, Troy Edwards, Jeremy Staat)"....
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Todd Haley is the cancer on the coaching staff, not Tomlin. It's no coincidence that Haley's arrival and losing have become synonymous.
Please don't pull the race card with me. I'm not a subscriber to white guilt. I base judgments of players and coaches upon their skill set, and performance only. That was ignorant.
As for Cowher, he took a 7-9 team and turned them (without a franchise QB mind you) into an 11-5 team...first season. The team immediately had a new swagger, a new attitude you could feel...and you just knew it was going to be different. And it was different. He brought success back to the Burgh. Cowher had three straight crap seasons later...and trust me...we were calling for his head as well. Cowher started fresh with his coaching staff as well. He only kept on Hoak. He wanted new blood and his picks as coaches.
As for Tomlin, this is his 7th season. He kept most of Cowhers staff on. Had the player leadership built by Cowher. He walked into a perfect situation where he had a franchise QB and the best D in the NFL. Under Tomlin, the Steelers went from having one of the best turnover/take away ratios to being in the middle of the pack...same with penalties. Tomlin experienced success off the back of Cowhers staff and players.
Cowher's staff is gone...many of his leaders are gone. Tomlin AND Colbert have done nothing to groom and replace that leadership. These Steelers are the worst I have seen in my history as a fan. And you want to make this about race? That is just weak.
2014 NFL Draft
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2) Jordan Matthews-WR Vandy
3) Chris Borland-ILB Wisconsin
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"He changed, and that made me angry." WHAT!?!?! That was the reasoning given by Dana Martin for his plot to both kill and castrate Justin Bieber. He went on to explain that he believes (or beliebs? you're right bad pun) that Bieber's transformation to a more edgy, adult artist is phony.
Martin is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of a 15-year-old female, but when asked what became of his plan he simply responded, "It's still on." He went on to admit that were Bieber willing to meet with him he would plead guilty and testify against his two co-conspirators. According to Martin though, "To them that's just bizarre."
When did Justin Bieber enter into an episode of The Following??? I assume Bieber believes all paparazzi are "followers" of Martin and that's the reason for his recent outbursts.
Here's to hoping Martin doesn't have access to Movin925.com and my snarky comments in prison.


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The student athletes deserve better than what is handed to them from the board of educations. Maybe the law needs to be changed. I started coaching when I was 20 years old. That has now been 34 years ago. I have observed selection of coaches in the school systems over the years become a political nightmare and the process does not seem to have our athlete's best interest in mind.
The law that implies a school teacher, administrator in the school system or a custodian is somehow qualified to coach our student athletes is just wrong. I don't know if this law was made with our children in mind or just a process that has evolved into what we have. Teachers or anyone in the school system that alone does not mean they have the qualifications or for that matter the desire to coach our athletes. I have seen qualified coaches get turned away because they were not in the "system." The coach was selected and the candidate had never volunteered to coach in a youth program in the community or even showed interest in helping. The selection was made just because they were in the school system.
The result should be the right decision for our student athletes. In the wake of the Penn State travesty, we all need to re-evaluate the process of selecting a coach. It should be serious and have the interest of our student athletes at the core. In my opinion, coaches should be selected in order based on character, qualifications and then if they are in the "system." This process would allow for more candidates and give the decision making authority the best options for selecting the coaches.
Coaches leave a lifelong impression on student athletes, good or bad, and the selection process should have the interest of them at the center. A change to the process is required and then we may see more candidates to choose from with the qualifications to better coach our student athletes.
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Infographic: Google's Flu Map Might Predict The Next Big Epidemic
Have you used Google to search for cold symptoms, or a home remedy? Then you've unwittingly helped the search giant to predict the outbreak of flu on an international scale.
You're definitely going to get the flu this year.
Alright, sorry, maybe not definitely. But the CDC is reporting that flu season is off to an "early start," and will likely be one of the worst in the past decade.
How does the CDC predict such things? With cold, hard clinical evidence: The organization publishes a weekly FluView report based on the number of patients who have reported flu-like symptoms and the number of hospitalizations. But as CDC Director Thomas Frieden noted, the spread of the flu is fairly "unpredictable," and FluView has a one- to two-week lag.
Leave it to Google to leverage our search data to create an almost real-time prediction map. "In 2007, a small team of engineers began to explore ways of accurately modeling real-world phenomena using patterns in search queries," Corrie Conrad, a senior program manager at Google, tells Co.Design. "We found that what people search for is actually a good indicator of influenza activity in a population." The resulting Google.org project, Google Flu Trends, tracks the number of times that users search for flu information, like "flu symptoms" or "flu remedy." Then, each search is added to the map using the IP address associated with the query, creating a localized map that predicts outbreaks in near real-time. It's essentially a map that uses the Google Trends to predict illness. "While traditional systems require 1-2 weeks to gather and process surveillance data, our estimates are current each day," explain the Google team in a piece in the journal Nature (PDF here).
"Of course, not every person who searches for 'flu' is actually sick, but a pattern emerges when all the flu-related search queries are added together," say the designers. "We compared our query counts with traditional flu surveillance systems and found that many search queries tend to be popular exactly when flu season is happening." This year, a group of Johns Hopkins and CDC researchers authored a study proving that the Flu Trends data is closely correlated with an increase in emergency room activity in general.
Could Google Trends emerge as an ally for hospitals struggling during times of epidemics and pandemics? Despite the privacy qualms many have about Google, it's a remarkable idea. Conrad tells Co.Design that they have no current plans to expand the methodology to more diseases, but they've found that their system is also accurate in predicting Dengue. It's interesting to imagine how the methodology could be applied to more general trends--birth rates, for example, or even mental health issues. One Finnish data junkie, for example, has used the data to compare it to sick days taken. It correlates … roughly.
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How do you control for low search usage in the developing countries, where medical standards are lower, on average?
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Five years ago, when Matt Moore entered the league with the Carolina Panthers, then-Head Coach John Fox gave him his first chance to start in the NFL.
On Sunday, Fox is turning his offense over to second-year quarterback Tim Tebow, who will be making just his fourth career start for the Broncos.
Does the excitement and buildup for Tebow's 2011 season debut resemble the attention Moore received when he took over?
"I'm going to say probably not," Moore said with a laugh.
In a conference call with the Denver media, Moore spoke about his relationship with Fox as the Dolphins quarterback gets set to face his old head coach in a Week 7 matchup with the Broncos.
"I've been through a lot of different situations with him," Moore said. "I was with him for four years. I loved playing for the guy. We had a really good relationship, kind of went through it all. We experienced some playoff runs and experienced some down seasons, but I'm really appreciative of not only the Carolina Panthers, but Coach Fox as well, for kind of giving me that shot, that start to kind of get out there and play some football."
Now Moore is getting his shot in Miami, taking over for injured starter Chad Henne.
In his second start for the Dolphins, Moore will be up against a familiar face on the opposing sideline, but he doesn't expect any familiarity with the Denver defense, despite spending time working against Fox's defensive system in Carolina.
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Miami Head Coach Tony Sparano is tasked with preparing his defense for a new-look Broncos offense.
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Amy Alkon drags people, kicking, screaming, and laughing, out of their misery with her column, which runs in over 100 newspapers. Renowned psychologist Albert Ellis calls her "saner than most of the therapists I know." Paleopsychologist Howard Bloom refers to her as "intellectually promiscuous." Amy simply calls herself a "godless harlot."
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I've been seeing my boyfriend for 10 months and living with him and his 12-year-old daughter for half that time. He broke up with his daughter's mother after she became addicted to coke and then meth. She has been in and out of jail and has a massive number of possessions, loads of which are still here: furniture, little picture frames, small decorative pieces, jewelry boxes full of random junk (earrings, magazine clippings, makeup, little figurines, candy wrappers). When I moved in, I spent days boxing up many of her possessions, but she claims to live in a tiny apartment, won't divulge where, and refuses to take a single box. She even freaks out at the mention of getting rid of her dumb garden gnomes (which she stole from someone's yard while high). If my boyfriend tried to make her take her things, she'd have a huge meltdown, putting their daughter in the middle, and he's submissive to her because of that. I'd put everything in storage, but we don't have the extra money. My boyfriend's getting exasperated about this, and I'm thinking I should just drop it. I hate living among all of her things, but I love him so much that I don't seem to have a choice.
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You're a hard lady to buy a housewarming gift for, as they don't make plaques that say, "Home is where the heart-shaped jewelry box full of your boyfriend's daughter's mother's candy wrappers is."
It's no small thing, having to wake up every day in some other woman's two-bedroom junk drawer. But like many women, you seem to prioritize your relationship over your feelings and well-being. There are compromises to be made in any romantic partnership, but being gnawingly miserable in order to be happy doesn't end well, assuming you weren't looking to live resentfully ever after. Healthy compromise involves expressing your feelings and together figuring out solutions that work for both of you, not keeping your feelings to yourself until clutter control suggestions like "put random stuff in pretty baskets" give way to thoughts like "commit arson."
There is a way to turn this situation positive — without lighting a match or opening your front door and yelling, "Yard sale!" Use this as your training ground for developing healthier conflict resolution. To bring up how you're feeling, open with the good stuff — how much you appreciate him and your life together — and then tell him that you're unhappy living in a house that constantly reminds you of his ex. Let him know that you understand his concern for protecting his daughter but that the solution isn't submitting to emotional blackmail; it's talking to his daughter in advance about what you're doing and why and maybe scheduling a sleepaway for her on the day the trash hits the fan (or, more prudently, the storage unit).
Tempting as it must be to "store" his ex's things in a landfill, it's safest to proceed with the expectation that she'll sue him for that and claim that the bud vase that was under the bed came from the Qing dynasty and not free, with a Wednesday wax job, from the carwash. As for your not having the "extra" money for storage, tending to your feelings, as well as your boyfriend's, may mean that you both go without lattes or do odd jobs so you stop living as a second-class citizen to two stolen garden gnomes, 17 partially filled shampoo bottles, and all the rest.
University of Chicago law professor Lior Strahilevitz said that the law typically regards a situation like you've described as "gratuitous bailment," legalese for a person's temporarily holding someone else's property without benefit or compensation. He suggests that your boyfriend send several emails and texts and leave phone messages telling the ex that she needs to pick up her possessions from the storage facility "within a reasonable amount of time." (What that would be varies by jurisdiction.) I suggest that you also photograph her stuff and document all the steps you take. According to Strahilevitz, your boyfriend would be wise to hang on to small valuables, like photos and fine jewelry, which aren't a menace to store. But, he says, "donating or disposing of the furniture and junk after a few months in which emails and calls asking her to remove the property were ignored probably would not constitute gross negligence," a scary legal term that merely describes being really careless with someone's property.
Although, at the moment, one woman's trash is another woman's trash, the prognosis looks good for that "another woman" no longer being you. Personally, I'm picturing the winning bidder on "Storage Wars" dreaming of abandoned art treasure in her unit and finding it — from Rodin's little-known "garden gnome sitting on a toilet" period.
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We Day is one of my favourite days of the year! Even though the celebration takes place one day out of 365, we must remember to take the inspirations and lessons of We Day with us every day. This year I caught up with several We Day performers and special guests, including Nikki Yanofsky and the cast of Degrassi!
Don't miss the special broadcast presentation of the 2011 We Day celebrations featuring specials guests like Nina Dobrev, the cast of Degrassi, Marc and Craig Kielburger and performances from Joe Jonas, Down With Webster, Hedley and more this Sunday at 7 pm ET on MuchMusic!
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Looks great....bute there is a game that i´m specting more...FINAL FANTASY TYPE 0!!!
Hmmm... If it's too much like Yggdra, I think I'll have to see it before I'll buy it first this time. I was REALLY annoyed by 'Union's Card-only fighting style. Thankfully, this looks more like FF Tactics, so I think I might actually prefer this one. Tactics Ogre looked like it was borrowing a little too much from the card-based combat for me to get into it so I passed on it.
@Orayus : Well, you could check this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qk3DVdYLSqc . It at least seems to be like a common Tactical RPG with some elements like team support, but I can't tell much based on that. :|


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Sure, the sport is fun and it's great when your home team is having a hot season -- but you just can't deny the allure (or entertainment value) of a fine head of hockey hair. But it's not all about "business in the front, party in the back." Here are a few examples, past and present, of the phenomenon.
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