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A gas leak on the corner closed several businesses this evening, adding to the confusion as students are arriving to the University for the fall semester.
Charlottesville Fire got the call just after 7 p.m. for reports of a gas fed fire along 14th Street and Wertland St. When they arrived on the scene they encountered a dumpster fire with heavy smoke. Firefighters quickly extinguished the flames and that is when they encountered the gas leak.
"What we've uncovered is a tank of propane. We don't know the size of the tank. The tank has actually been there for some length of time but we don't know who owns the tank. Temporarily we've been able to do a temporary measure of actually shutting off the tank by using some bonding materials," said Chief Charles Werner.
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CUSHING, Okla. —
Last year when the Perry Maroons and the Cushing Tigers met, Gage Stallworth ran all over the Maroon defense for six touchdowns in a 48-36 Tiger victory. Cushing will look to give the Maroons a heavy dose of Stallworth in the rematch.
"We thought our passing game was going to get tested last week," Cushing coach Barrett Shupe said. "We were able to block well. Our offensive line and receivers did a good job of blocking up front. When you can do that Stallworth is going to make guys miss."
First-year Perry coach Cameron Bennett said his defense knows the task at hand but thinks they are ready.
"I think my guys are up to the task," Perry coach Cameron Bennett said. "We got a lot better this week."
Last week Stallworth continued where he left off last season rushing for 344 yards and scored five touchdowns. Shupe said it's always a good play when Stallworth has the ball.
"We had some good blocking and were able to get in a groove in the second half," Shupe said.
Bennett's defense had a strong first week — intercepting five passes in a 21-6 victory over Blackwell.
"I thought our defense did a great job of attacking Blackwell where they are at the strongest," Bennett said.
While Perry's defense was strong, the offense struggled as it is trying to grasp Bennett's system. The Maroons rushed for 75 yards on 44 carries — less than two yards per carry. Passing wasn't much better as senior Cooper Skluzacek and freshman Dustin Padilla combined to complete three of 11 passes for 26 yards and one interception.
"We have to get a lot better on offense," Bennett said. "It's a new system and we have some bumps and bruises. We struggled on offense but we will get a lot better."
Shupe said the only difference he has seen in Perry is their schemes and added just because they have a new coach won't change the Maroon's intensity.
"They ran a 4-3 defense," Shupe said. "On offense they ran a pro-style formation. They have a good coach and they are going to continue to play physical."
Bennett said his team definitely needs to limit Stallworth's impact.
"Their quarterback is pretty good," Bennett said. "If we can take the ball out of their running back's hands it will really help. Offensively if we can sustain drives and keep him on the sidelines it will be really good for us."
After taking out a ranked Jones last week, the Perkins-Tryon Demons will look to stop McLoud which is ranked No. 13 in Class 4A at 7:30 p.m. Friday The Demons beat Jones 23-14 last week and are tied with Hilldale for No. 12 in Class 3A. Coach Lloyd Wertman could care less about rankings.
"We can't look at rankings," Wertman said. "We have to get ready for an excellent McLoud team. They have physical running backs, their offensive line is big and physical and their defensive line is big and physical. We are going against a solid defense."
One of the things, P-T will have to stop is the Redskins' multi-threat quarterback and their running backs.
"We have to contain their backs and receivers," Wertman said. "They have no weak link on offense and defense — none."
While most teams are playing their second game this week, the Agra Bearcats are playing their first and it's a tough one — Sharon-Mutual — ranked third in Class C.
"They look really good on film," coach Enoch Jackson said. "We are going to have to play good fundamental football if we are going to beat them."
The Morrison Wildcats, ranked No. 8 in Class A will have to prove their ranking on the road at Alva, ranked No. 12 in Class 2A at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Last season Alva routed Morrison 42-16 in Morrison. Morrison opened with a 20-6 win at Pawnee but coach Cory Bales wasn't too impressed with his offense's performance.
"We had blown assignments with the running game," Bales said. "We weren't getting whipped up front but we were breaking down fundamentally. We have to do better at assignment football otherwise it's going to be a long evening."
Bales also said his defense will have to stop Alva's passing game adding his team has some mismatch disadvantages.
"We will have to defend the pass well," Bales said. "We have to be dang sure that we stay in our pass-rush lanes. They got height on us and speed on us."
The Yale Bulldogs look to move to 2-0 in their home opener with Wellston 7:30 p.m. Friday. Coach Craig Ellis said it will be important for his defense to read Wellston's offense.
"Wellston is running multiple sets of offenses," Ellis said. "We need to make sure we lineup correctly. If we aren't lined up right, we could allow a big play."
The Coyle Bluejackets hope to win their second in a row when they face the Woodland Cougars. The Bluejackets opened the season with a 40-0 victory over Covington-Douglas. It was the first time that Coyle beat Covington in its school history. Coyle coach Shane Weathers said executing well will be key.
"We need to execute on offense and keep flying around with our speed on defense," Weathers said. "If we can do those two things we will be fine."
The Pawnee Black Bears are looking for their first victory when they play at Hominy 7:30 p.m. Friday. Pawnee beat Hominy 28-6 last season at home.
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Interested in how much bandwidth you are using? vnStat is a simple command line utility to track network traffic on a Linux computer. vnStat is easy to set up and use on Ubuntu, and works well on both server and desktop systems.
Run these three commands to install vnStat and set up permissions so every user [...]
I found yet another blazing fast Infodomestic Objects application made just for Ubuntu Feisty, its Xchat, we all know what that is right?
Wow, I just found a truly unique application that runs fast as hell right from memory and does not require root access to install, so you non-root users can download this single file and you dont have to install a thing.
Ubuntu Mobile is one of the most promising flavour for Canonical distro. It will run on different devices such tablet pc, Intel MID, UMPC and, probably, lost more.
If you've switched to Ubuntu (as I have) or any other Linux distribution, you may consider the following free (and in most cases open-source) games, as they've been favorites of mine for some time now.
Stellarium is a real-time 3D photo-realistic nightsky renderer. It can generate images of the sky as seen through the Earth's atmosphere with more than one hundred thousand stars from the Hipparcos Catalogue, constellations, planets, major satellites and nebulas.
I am delighted to have the pleasure of announcing the Hardy Heron (Ubuntu 8.04), the next version of Ubuntu that will succeed Gutsy Gibbon (Ubuntu 7.10, due for release in October 2007).
Announcing the Hardy Heron (Ubuntu 8.04), the next version of Ubuntu that will succeed Gutsy Gibbon (Ubuntu 7.10, due for release in October 2007). Not only will the Ubuntu community continue to do what it does best, produce an easy-to-use, reliable, free software platform, but this release will proudly wear the badge of Long Term Support (LTS) and be supported with security updates for five years on the server and three years on the desktop. We look forward to releasing the Hardy Heron in April 2008.
mv is a utitily to rename or move files or directories, it only physically moves the file when the source file system is different from the destination file system.
Check here the complete man page.
MV(1) User Commands MV(1)
mv - move (rename) files
mv [OPTION]... [-T] SOURCE DEST
mv [OPTION]... SOURCE... DIRECTORY
mv [OPTION]... -t DIRECTORY SOURCE...
Rename SOURCE to DEST, or move SOURCE(s) to DIRECTORY.
Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options
make a backup of each existing destination file
-b like --backup but does not accept an argument
-f, --force
do not prompt before overwriting
-i, --interactive
prompt before overwrite
--strip-trailing-slashes remove any trailing slashes from each SOURCE
-S, --suffix=SUFFIX
override the usual backup suffix
-t, --target-directory=DIRECTORY
move all SOURCE arguments into DIRECTORY
-T, --no-target-directory
treat DEST as a normal file
-u, --update
move only when the SOURCE file is newer than the destination
file or when the destination file is missing
-v, --verbose
explain what is being done
--help display this help and exit
output version information and exit
The backup suffix is '~', unless set with --suffix or SIM?
PLE_BACKUP_SUFFIX. The version control method may be selected via the
--backup option or through the VERSION_CONTROL environment variable.
Here are the values:
none, off
never make backups (even if --backup is given)
numbered, t
make numbered backups
existing, nil
numbered if numbered backups exist, simple otherwise
simple, never
always make simple backups
Written by Mike Parker, David MacKenzie, and Jim Meyering.
Report bugs to
Copyright © 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the
terms of the GNU General Public License
extent permitted by law.
The full documentation for mv is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If
the info and mv programs are properly installed at your site, the com?
info mv
should give you access to the complete manual.
mv 5.97 January 2007 MV(1)
You need write and execute permission for the parent directory, but not for the file to be moved itself
mv archive archive.txt
With this example you will rename the file archive to archive.txt
mv archive.txt /home/user/archives/
This command will move archive.txt to the directory /home/user/archives/ and will have the same original name.
mv -u file1 file2
With this last command, you will prevent that if file2 exists and is newer that file1, the command will not be executed.
Today, has been announced the name the of the next Ubuntu, the one that will come after Gutsy Gibbon, its name is Hardy Heron. Ubuntu is having much success than any other Distro before it, and it is helping Linux to take a bigger market share in the last years.
This is the original announcement.
Hi Folks, I am delighted to have the pleasure of announcing the Hardy Heron (Ubuntu 8.04), the next version of Ubuntu that will succeed Gutsy Gibbon (Ubuntu 7.10, due for release in October 2007). Not only will the Ubuntu community continue to do what it does best, produce an easy-to-use, reliable, free software platform, but this release will proudly wear the badge of Long Term Support (LTS) and be supported with security updates for five years on the server and three years on the desktop. We look forward to releasing the Hardy Heron in April 2008. With the opening of each new release cycle of Ubuntu, we have more and more opportunity at our fingertips. Not only are our friends in the upstream world constantly innovating and extending their applications and software, but the Ubuntu community continues to see incredible growth in its diverse range of areas such as packaging, development, documentation, quality assurance, translations, LoCo teams and more. Each new release gives us all an opportunity to shine, irrespective of which bricks in the project we are laying, and this is at the heart of our belief - working together to produce an Operating System that will empower its users and shape the IT industry, putting free software at the corner-stone of our direction. Most people only ever see the end-user view of Ubuntu, running it on their desktops, servers and mobile devices around the world. For these users, Ubuntu provides a simple, convenient means to do what they want to do easily, effectively and without unnecessary complexity. For many of us though, we want to open up the hood and understand how the system works and how to extend and grow it. Thousands of us get out of bed every day, united behind Ubuntu, ready to make a difference, working together to make our vision happen. Importantly, our ethos of collaboration and freedom extends to the development process as well as the end product. As such, the Ubuntu development process is a very open, transparent one, and anyone is welcome to get involved. It works like this: - Everyone is welcome to think of and develop ideas for features that could be present in the Hardy Heron release. These ideas are written as specifications (detailed documents outlining how the idea would work and be implemented). You are welcome to add your specifications to https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu. - In October 2007, we will hold the Ubuntu Developer Summit in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA and generate a schedule of sessions to discuss these specifications. The sessions provide a means for interested parties to help scope out the proposed feature and determine methods and plans to implement it. The Ubuntu Developer Summit is a semi-virtual event in which those who cannot attend can dial in with VoIP and use IRC and collaborative editing with Gobby to take part in the summit. Everyone is welcome to participate, everyone is welcome to get involved, and everyone is welcome to help shape the form of the Hardy Heron. Let's work together to shake things up, make things happen and make the most compelling Ubuntu release yet. Start your engines... Jono -- Jono Bacon Ubuntu Community Manager jono(at)ubuntu(dot)com www.ubuntu.com / www.jonobacon.org
Ubuntu Month of Screencasts is a mad plan concocted by the Screencast Team to produce one full length screencast per day for the whole of one month. That month is September 2007.
Roelof Temmingh has written a cool new application which provides individuals with the ability to do data mining of publicly available information. It's a cross-platform Java application called Evolution, currently in its second beta, and available as a free download.
Okay, in one of my nights searching the internet and ubuntu forums i came a cross a nice tweak for Ubuntu.
I have borrowed this technique from another post, but made it shorter. First, go into terminal and type this:
The popular open source RAW converter UFRaw recently gained new functionality when it was bumped up to revision 0.12. The new release integrates new core image-processing functions and new user interface features to simplify photo editing.
AcetoneISO is a CD/DVD image manipulator for Linux.Using this tool it is very easy to Mount and Unmount ISO,MDF,NRG Images.
My Ubuntu Box was running slower than I thought I could tweak it, so what I did was look for some good patchsets and I seen some conflicting results with cfs and ck and decided to test a few benchmarks and the ck patchset is a little more responsive than cfs on my system.
I have been using this little applet called cryptkeeper with encfs for a while now, it is a beautifully simple power user application that will help you keep your private information safe and secure.
There are a lot of CPU and Memory meters out there, both for text mode like top or htop and for graphics mode, today I will show you two for graphics mode.
I will show how to create a conky'esque transparent shell using only gnome-terminal and Compiz-fusion. Check out the attached screenshots.
First create a new profile in gnome-terminal (Edit->Profiles->New), name it "trans". Set the following characteristics:
Cursor blinks: off
Show menubar: off
Initial title: trans
Dynamically-set title: Isn't displayed
Color scheme: Black on white
In the current version of GNOME there is no way to turn off tooltips on the panel. This is an annoyance when using the Compiz Fusion Window Previews plugin, which shows a thumbnail of a window. The yellow GNOME tooltip stills shows up under the fancy Compiz preview.
I used to run this application all the time in windows.. Guess what? You can run it on Ubuntu with wine.
Ubuntu Xorg maintainer Bryce Harrington recently demonstrated the BulletProof-X feature that is planned for inclusion in Ubuntu 7.10. BulletProof-X provides a failsafe mode which will ensure that users never have to manually configure their graphics hardware settings from the command line.
This document describes how to set up Tesseract OCR on Ubuntu 7.04. OCR means "Optical Character Recognition". The resulting system will be able to convert images with embedded text to text files. Tesseract is licensed under the Apache License v2.0.
Ubuntu Linux developers have been showing off the fifth update to the upcoming "Gutsy Gibbon" version.


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Praying the Psalms: Psalm 19
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
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The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
Scripture gives us multiple ways of looking at things, and a classic example of this is the parables of Jesus. Many of these involve looking at nature. For example, natural events like seeds growing—and what Jesus seems to be saying is look there is a surface reading of nature—and then there is the deeper reading, where you begin to realize there are levels of meaning that we don't pick up on our first acquaintance.
As a Christian, I can't think of a more beautiful process for God to have blessed the production of the elements that we need for life than the beauty of stars. In fact, we are told that we shine like stars in the universe.
We can understand why man, modern man in particular, would like to mop the floors and bleach the walls. We might not be able to tame reality, but we can tame our perception of reality. We intellectualize in order to feel in control.
"For a few moments, it felt like our little church community was surrounded by glory. The wisdom of Christ in the hypothalamus was illumining the wisdom of Christ in the prophets and gospels."
What can a practicing scientist in the 21st century—even a "bench scientist" like me whose scientific forays are confined to a laboratory—glean from a 19th century wanderer like Thoreau?
As I read The Voyage, I often thought about Darwin's other famous work, The Origin of Species, and the delight that Darwin clearly took in the natural world. Writing about a tropical forest in Brazil, he found himself at a loss for words, "…it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the higher feelings of wonder, astonishment, and devotion, which fill and elevate the mind."
Considering my own stance on the satisfying harmony of science and faith, you might be surprised to find on my shelves nearly everything written by Richard Dawkins (including "The God Delusion") and my late friend Christopher Hitchens (including "God Is Not Great"). One must dig deeply into opposing points of view in order to know whether your own position remains defensible. Iron sharpens iron.
How do metaphors impact the dialogue between faith and science? We might start by asking: what are the framing metaphors at work in the current debates? Even using the word "dialogue" here suggests an implicit metaphor that frames my approach to the relationship between faith and science. Imagine substituting "dialogue" with "war;" that would conjure a completely different metaphorical framework.
With so many issues to discuss, Christians can easily get the feeling that science is always attacking the faith. It is essential to balance such conversations with positive responses to God's creation. After all, the primary response to the natural world in the Bible is to praise the God who made it.
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
God shows himself not just in the orderliness of nature, but powerfully, joyously and always surprisingly in its beautiful "non-order" as well.
In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
We tend to think of creativity in terms of flashes of insight and brilliance, of novelty, and especially of unexpected things bursting upon the scene. But creativity is no less creative and no less remarkable when it proceeds step by step, according to discipline, according to rule.
In this excerpt from the book Delight in Creation: Scientists Share Their Work with the Church, astronomer Deborah Haarsma shares her excitement about recent findings about our universe from a Christian perspective.
The song is built around the image of a river flowing through a canyon it has sculpted—an image that can easily be played out as a picture of the way that the Lord has been at work preparing a path for us in the material world, complete with signposts to his former and present activity.
It doesn't take a scientist to appreciate the beauty with which God has arrayed his creation. But scientists do have the opportunity (and training) to appreciate different kinds of beauty than do most non-scientists, whether they are ordinarily "hidden" in the extremes of scale, the elegant processes of an experiment, or in the abstraction of mathematics. Indeed the appreciation of various kinds of beauty has always played a critical role in motivating scientists to investigate the world, and in helping them decipher its workings. In the three-part essay, Ruth Bancewicz explores some of the ways beauty, science and theology intertwine.


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Use some proper trick or treat etiquette
Dear Liz,
We live in a fairly nice and large subdivision in Mount Pleasant. Trick or treating is very popular. But there is an annoying trend of increasing numbers of large groups of kids from other neighborhoods including teenagers who have been crowding out the neighborhood kids where we are literally running out of candy.
We buy beyond our budget too. We don't want revenge tricks if we have to turn people away.
Dear "Tricked,"
I see the dilemma and remember this happening back when my kids were young on the Isle of Palms and in Mount Pleasant. My husband says this has been going on since Noah's Ark.
Anyhow, he said no one should be turned away or discriminated against and I agree to a point. Please, no busloads.
I do not give out candy or treats to especially older kids not in costume or repeaters who return because they like the full-size chocolate bars. If you are running out or past your budget give out less, and save a little extra for your friend's kids.
Keep an eye out for troublemakers who are out for some (technically) vandalism "fun." Egging a house or toilet papering is actually a nuisance and a form of illegal activity. To prevent such tricks leave lights on outside around your house. If you run out of candy, maybe just turn out a small porch light as a signal.
This should be a parent-supervised event that is fun and safe.
Courtesy and appropriate behavior should be expected and exercised by all. If we don't all follow common courtesy, trick or treating (which I greatly enjoyed as a kid) will become a thing of the past. How sad.
Behave, be safe and parents - please inspect your child's loot, freeze part, donate part and dole it out as a treat after a good meal and teeth brushing afterwards. Bah humbug.
Contact Liz via email@example.com. Liz Brisacher Sharp is a Master degree level Licensed Professional Counselor in private practice with 35 years experience in mental health.


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No one wants to work forever. Even Michael Schumacher and Jenna Jameson eventually called it quits in their vastly different yet equally glamorous professions. Regardless of your level of fame or fortune, when people get serious about retirement, they give guys like Devin Meucci a call. He's a financial advisor by trade whose counseling sessions emphasize shunning ephemeral pleasures for strategic long-term investments. In essence, he's a teacher of self-discipline, but like a doctor who puffs on stogies, he doesn't always heed his own advice. The product of his 1.5-year lapse of reason is this killer 500ci, 11-second '69 Dodge Charger. It's a car whose superb craftsmanship and subtle design cues not only emulate the Trepaniers and Fooses of the hobby, but come damn close to beating them at their own game. Granted, it's an act of inexcusable indulgence for a man of his profession, but the car's so nice, even his clients would understand.
Devin's reason for building the Charger was quite simple: stress relief. After a long day at the office, experiencing CIDs and rates of acceleration serve as a welcome escape from IRAs and rates of interest. "Since my senior year of high school, my Charger has consoled me through a bachelor's degree, a stressful career, and several relationships," he comments. "There is still nothing as therapeutic as looking out over the car's massive hood and unleashing a big-block Mopar." Ever since Devin picked the car up in 1993 for $2,800, he's had grand visions of what the car could be someday. However, it would take a series of events even more ridiculous than a cheesy ABC soap opera for the project to hit high gear.
On a cold winter morning in 2005, Devin awoke to discover that some social miscreants had stolen the Charger from the parking garage of his downtown Seattle apartment. He assumed the worst, and didn't expect to see the car again. "Some of my friends joked that maybe I was on Overhaulin', but I wasn't that lucky," he quips. Four weeks later, the car was recovered after a Washington state trooper chased down some suspicious-looking perps. Although Devin got a $15,000 insurance settlement out of the fiasco-a sum that at first seemed reasonable-it wasn't nearly enough to cover the damages. "Picture a couple of meth heads having the time of their lives in a musclecar for a month, and you can imagine what they did to it." Having been a getaway car linked to several local burglaries, the recently rebuilt 383 was toast, the quarter-panels were smashed, and the factory interior was uninhabitable. [Think of the Charger in Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof, and you get the idea.-ed.] What was once a mint interior was completely destroyed, and all the original trim pieces in a car like this add up quickly.
Having owned the car for so long, and then seeing it desecrated from the theft, inspired Devin to build one of the most badass Chargers of all time. Working in a profession where organizational skills are paramount, it was only natural for him to take more of a business approach to building the car rather than playing it by ear. The first step was establishing a thorough game plan, one that involved creating a mission statement that clearly defined the project's objectives. "The goal with the car was to merge classic Mopar heritage with modern performance and style, delivering the ultimate Pro Touring experience with practical streetability," Devin explains. Considering the caliber of car he aspired to build, Devin was humble enough to accept his limitations as a hot rodder. "Since this car is my therapy, I wanted to get it finished in the shortest timeline possible. I realized my time was most efficiently spent at the office earning money and researching parts, so I had to assemble the ultimate build team. My requirements were skill, creativity, and modesty."
He found all three qualities in car builder Chris Odom of Extreme Metal and Paint. After learning that this project wasn't just another plebian endeavor, Chris referred Devin to designer Jason Rushforth. The two hit it off like long-lost brothers, and the ideas started flowing. "I showed him some of my customers' cars along with various rides from Trepanier, Alan Johnson, and other top builders to open his eyes to the possibilities," Jason explains. "I then invited him to attend the Goodguys Nationals with me, and from then on he wasn't interested in building anything that couldn't be parked in the Pro's Pick area next to all of our heroes' cars."
Taking a less-is-more approach, Jason drew up 24 different designs for the Charger. "Throughout the entire design and build process, Devin emphasized that he wanted a very capable and functional car that he could drive and draw a crowd with while not being obnoxious," Jason says. "Think Aston Martin DB7 or Ferrari 599 instead of caged, twin-turbo Viper, and you get the idea." The duo settled on a two-tone paint scheme of silver topped by graphite gray. In conjunction with the black iForged wheels, the overall look is very unassuming, yet aggressive. Subtle touches that augment its contentious demeanor include a custom chin spoiler, narrowed and smoothed bumpers, shaved marker lights and mirrors, Hella driving lights, and a rear valance notched for the integrated Chrysler Crossfire exhaust tips. Moreover, the indents in the factory hood have been converted into functional heat extractors.
To make sure the Charger would be appreciated for decades to come, Devin made a concerted effort to avoid things that he felt were too trendy. Hence, under the hood is a big-block Chrysler of the non-Hemi variety fed by a Barry Grant carburetor. "I'm all Hemi'd out," Devin comments. "Hemis are everywhere. I initially planned on stroking the original 383, but realized that for a little more money I could buy a 440 block, punch it out to 500 inches, and build a really stout yet streetable motor." Don Gould of FBO Systems spec'd the big wedge motor with a Mopar Performance crank, Manley rods, and Diamond 10.3:1 pistons. During the build, Devin got hooked up with Jon Clark of Mopar Performance who happened to be looking for a high-profile vehicle to feature a new set of aluminum heads and intake manifold. That relationship eventually led to a spot in the Mopar Performance booth at SEMA 2006. "It was a dream come true to have my car in the Mopar Performance booth next to cars I looked up to, like Bobby Alloway's Challenger." Make no mistake, this is no show-only car. Its best quarter-mile pass to date is 11.99 at 113 mph, which came after swapping to some sticky Mickey Thompsons. He says low 11s are in the cards once he hits it with the Edelbrock nitrous system.
Although Devin is extremely pleased with how the car turned out, what he's most proud of is how well the entire build team worked together. "I appreciate working with people who are humble and open-minded," he says. "What are the odds of putting this much time and money into a project without anyone having any hard feelings toward each other in the end? Every day there were a hundred different decisions to make, but the level of communication was so high that everything fell into place." That's fine and dandy, but those of us with more modest incomes will always question if any car is worth more than six figures. "More than anything this car is a story about friendships. Jason is someone I didn't even know two years ago, but he just asked me to be the best man in his wedding. It's hard to put a price on the car because I can justify it with the friendships I've made."
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Gay and lesbian travel
This article is a travel topic GLBT's (Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transgender) often have special interests when travelling. This page lists three things: events and activities of special interest to, or targeted towards, homosexual travellers; destinations where open homosexuality is acceptable; and destinations where it might be dangerous to travel, or at least to publicly display affection for a same-sex partner. [edit] Queer events and activitiesAn up to date calender of gay prides all over the world you can find here [1].
[edit] GLBT lawsThroughout most of the world GLBT visitors are welcome, but there are some African, Caribbean and Middle Eastern countries where it would be a bad idea, and in some cases dangerous, to express who you are completely. In some countries where homosexuality is legal it doesn't necessarily mean the country is completely tolerant to gays. Even in the United States and Western Europe where, for the most part, homosexuality is legal, gay-bashing sometimes occurs, though tolerance is - slowly - increasing. Prior to a 2003 Supreme Court ruling, fourteen mostly American Southern states (Alabama, Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, and Virginia) outlawed same-sex sexual activity, and there may be residual homophobia in these states. [edit] Same-sex marriageTravelers who wish to marry their partners, same-sex marriages are performed in many countries around the world. Nationwide, same-sex marriage is legal in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, France (including its overseas collectivities, departments, and territories), Iceland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom (only England and Wales, as of summer 2014) and Uruguay. Other countries perform or recognize such marriages only in certain jurisdictions, while still others perform unions similar to marriage between two same-sex persons, the name and form of which varies considerably around the world. This article is intended as an informational document for same-sex couples who are interested in marrying abroad. Keep in mind that marriages performed in these jurisdictions may not be recognized as valid in your home country. Information may change rapidly due to changes in local laws, so make sure to consult the relevant authorities well before your wedding date. [edit] LGBT friendly destinationsIf you're not seeking out specifically queer events and activities, but want a hassle-free holiday, consider these destinations: [edit] North America[edit] CanadaFew countries are more tolerant and gay-friendly than Canada, both in legislation and attitude, including legal same-sex marriage. That being said, not everyone has followed suit with the movement, particularly in rural and remote areas.
[edit] MexicoA traditionally Catholic country, Mexico is getting more gay-friendly all the time. Medium-sized and big cities as well as coastal resorts all have gay bars and sometimes gay discos. Watch out, the extrovert Mexicans are never shy of flirting.
[edit] United StatesBy and large the USA is tolerant-to-accepting of LGBT travellers, especially in the larger cities, the Northeast, and the West Coast. Major destinations include:
[edit] Central America[edit] Costa Rica
[edit] South America[edit] Argentina
[edit] Brazil
[edit] Chile
[edit] Uruguay
[edit] Middle East[edit] Israel
[edit] Turkey
[edit] Lebanon
== IRAN *Tehran == iran is famous for its swimming pools in kish island which is good atmosphere for gays and another thing that you can enjoy your travel is [Free visa zone] kish island is free visa for all nationals specially US citizens. visit this website for more info [16] [www.irpedia.com] [edit] EuropeLikely the most relaxed about gay and lesbian travel and people should have little problems. UK, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Belgium and Spain are likely the most accepting. Travellers should bear in mind, that - in general - the further east you go, the less tolerant it is. Ibiza, Gran Canaria, Sitges (all in Spain) and Mykonos (Greece) are the hottest gay holiday destinations that Europe has to offer. [edit] Austria[edit] Belgium[edit] BulgariaFor more information on gay travel in Bulgaria: http://gayholidaysinbulgaria.com/ [edit] Czech Republic[edit] DenmarkMore Information about gay friendly Copenhagen: http://www.queerfriendly-travel.de/index.php/reiseziele/item/54-willkommen-in-copenhagen [edit] Finland[edit] France
[edit] Germany
Clubs/Bars: Rose's - Oranienstraße Berghain Kitkat Club (a fetish club for all, where it's not uncommon to see the occasional blowjob) Near Kufürstendamm there are a lot of gay bars.
Lübeck is a small town, but also offers a lot for gays. specially the Chapeau Claque Szenebar is well known: (Tu-Th 19:00-01:00, Fr-Sa 21:00-04.00), Hartengrube 25, 23552 Lübeck More about Lübeck in the following article: http://www.queerfriendly-travel.de/index.php/reiseziele/item/14-so-queer-ist-l%C3%BCbeck [edit] Greece[edit] Hungary
[edit] Ireland[edit] Italy[edit] Netherlands
[edit] Norway[edit] Poland[edit] Portugal[edit] Spain
[edit] Sweden[edit] Switzerland[edit] Turkey
--[IRAN]-- [[[ Tehran ]]] in iran gay relation is not legal,but gays and lesbians could have a cheap and memorial travel. [note: the couples should avoid any show of affection in public.] [edit] United KingdomThe Big 3 widely known as Brighton, London and Manchester.
[edit] Oceania[edit] Australia
[edit] New Zealand
[edit] Asia[edit] CambodiaWhile the gay scene is Cambodia is very small compared to the Philippines or Thailand, Cambodian society is generally highly tolerant of LGBTs. [edit] China
[edit] Hong KongThere are no laws against homosexuality in Hong Kong, and the first Gay Pride Parade was held here in 2008, but sexuality is still generally not discussed in public between older people. For youngsters is quite different: There are some hip gay clubs that can well be in London, New York or Madrid that cater to locals and tourists. [edit] India
However, the Supreme Court overturned this decision on 13 December 2013. [18] Much of the activity is underground and focused on public cruising, but conventional scenes are quickly developing in cities such as Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai.
[edit] Japan
[edit] NepalNepal was the first nation in South Asia to decriminalize homosexuality and same-sex marriage has been legalized. Recently, the nation's tourism industry has focused heavily on attracting gay tourism in 2011, trying to entice them with gay marriages on Mount Everest. The government is making moves to ensure that the police will enforce laws protecting homosexuals (and not discriminate themselves). Gay travellers in Nepal should still remain conservative; although the government is making changes, local attitudes about homosexuality remain negative and some resent being seen as a "gay travel" destination. [edit] PakistanTime and again, various such parties and leaders have said that Pakistan needs to be more open, in public, about sexual orientation and gender identity issues. Yet, the sense persists that no public organization, club, or society would be allowed to endorse (or officially support) LGBT human rights, or even act as a social network for LGBT people, in the Islamic State. Only now, recently, in 2012, the Supreme Court of Pakistan has acted in a very bold manner and defied the religious right, by granting for the first time, by granting three basic rights to transsexuals i.e. (a) the right to be recognised as a 'third sex or gender' (b) the right to vote as Pakistani citizens as transsexuals and (c) granted the fixation of job quotas in the public/government sector, for transsexual people. These are all landmark decisions by the apex court and hopefully augur well for LGBT rights in future. [edit] PhilippinesThe Philippines is one of the most LGBT tolerant cultures in the world, where gays and transgenders form an accepted part of society even in small towns and rural areas. Gays and ladyboys can be found openly virtually everywhere one goes in the Philippines.
[edit] South Korea
[edit] Taiwan
[edit] Thailand
[edit] Vietnam
[edit] Africa[edit] South Africa
[edit] Dangerous destinations[edit] CriminalizationThe following countries have criminal laws against sexual acts between consenting adults of the same sex. Bold Italic Links denote countries that have a DEATH PENALTY for homosexual acts. [edit] AfricaHomosexuality illegal: Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Cameroon, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Libya, Malawi, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe. Male only: Kenya, Lesotho, Swaziland, Tanzania (except Zanzibar, where lesbianism is ALSO punishable), [edit] AsiaHomosexuality illegal: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Malaysia, Myanmar, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka. Homosexuality illegal, but law is not actively enforced: Singapore Male only: Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan. Homosexuality illegal for Muslims only, one province: Indonesia (Province: Aceh) [edit] Central and South AmericaHomosexuality illegal: Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Belize, Jamaica, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago. Male homosexuality ("buggery") illegal: Guyana, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Anal sex illegal, regardless of gender: Dominica [edit] Middle EastHomosexuality illegal: Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Yemen. Male only: Bahrain, Palestine. [edit] OceaniaHomosexuality illegal: Samoa, Solomon Islands Male only: Cook Islands, Kiribati, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu [edit] HomophobiaThe following destinations pose some problems to LGBT travellers (see also the "Stay safe" section of region and cities articles):


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Does anyone have recommendations for SSIS object naming conventions? I've been using a seat-of-my-pants methodology, with few standards. I'm curious what other shops are doing. Thanks! Tim
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Back in 2006, Jamie Thomson (a SQL Server MVP for SSIS) published a set of best practices and naming conventions for tasks and components Object Naming Conventions: These have become fairly popular and may be the source of some of the "Hungarian"-like names for SSIS objects. In the SSIS graphical environment, the icons typically indicate what the object is, and the naming conventions don't seem to serve much value. However, there is value in when the full name is reported in error logs. This makes it possible to easily identify the type of task/component that is reporting the error. Beyond this, the most important criteria for a good naming convention is consistent use throughout all your packages.
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I know a few places that insist on using "DFT ..." for Data Flow Tasks, and so on. Personally, I'm not as much of a fan of having a particular naming convention as I am having sensible names, and appropriate descriptions. And useful annotations where possible. I agree. I am particular with my naming conventions for database objects and columns, but my SSIS task names look more like descriptive labels than anything else.
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As SSIS is a drag-and-drop interface, I think there's a little less reason to have a particular naming convention. You look at it graphically. If you hook into the XML itself, you have the types available in other ways.
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In the MCTS for BI they were all DFT this and SMTP that and so on. I tend to go against this now I am doing my own thing which is generally just a really good descriptive label.
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That Opera has a 2% market share is wrong. It actually is so different depending on which part of the world you are talking about that it's quite useless to talk about global stats. In some places Opera is the #1 or #2 desktop browser.
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1918 KANSAS AND KANSANS | Chapter 30 | Part 1 |
John Brown was born May 9, 1800, at Torrington, Litchfield County, Connecticut. He was the son of Owen and Ruth (Mills) Brown. John Brown believed that his great-grandfather, Peter Brown, came over in the Mayflower. The later writers deny that Peter Brown was one of the Pilgrim Fathers. But the ancestry of John Brown is Puritan of the earliest New England stock and is as good as there is in America. That is conceded by all. His mother, Ruth Mills, was descended from Peter Wouter van der Muelen, of Amsterdam, Holland. His son Peter emigrated to Connecticut, settling in Windsor. The emigrant Muelen retained the old Dutch name, but his son Peter, who was born in 1666, wrote his name Peter Mills. From him descended Ruth Mills. She died while her son John was yet a child, but his recollection of her was clear, and the memory of her justice, as well as of her love, remained to him a priceless heritage. He was eight years old at the time of her death. The best account of the early life of John Brown was written by himself for a young friend, the son of George L. Stearns, of Boston, and is here given:
In 1805, Owen Brown moved to the Western Reserve, in Ohio, settling at Hudson. Owen Brown established a tannery. In this, John Brown worked as foreman, in his father's service. He had not attained his majority when he married Dianthe Lusk. Before his marriage he was following the vocations of both tanner and surveyor. He lived in his own house, having employed a housekeeper, a widow named Lusk, who brought her daughter, Dianthe, with her to this service. In 1825 John Brown moved to Pennsylvania, settling near Randolph, now Richmond. There he was postmaster for some years, and he had a large tannery. In 1835 he moved to Franklin Mills, Portage County, Ohio. At that time there was a fever of speculation over the country. John Brown invested in village lots. These proved valueless, and the venture ruined him financially. Later he was an extensive sheep farmer. This led to his becoming a member of the firm of Perkins & Brown, wool merchants, with warehouse at Springfield, Massachusetts, to which city merchants, with warehouse at Springfield, Massachusetts, to which city he moved in 1846. He became an expert grader of wool, and might have succeeded in this enterprise but for the attempt to dictate the price of wool to the New England manufacturers. This caused him to take a large cargo of wool to England, in August, 1849, which was finally sold for much less than it would have brought in Springfield. He returned, after a travel over portions of Europe, in October, 1849. His partner urged him to remain in the wool business, but he decline. It is related of Brown that an Englishman thought to test his knowledge of wool. "He very gravely drew a sample from his pocket, handed it to the Yankee farmer, and asked him what he would do with such wool as that. Brown took it, and had only to roll it between his fingers to know that it had not the minutes hooks by which the fibers of wool are attached to each other. 'Gentlemen,' said he, 'if you have any machinery in England that will work up dog's hair, I advise you to put this into it.' The jocose Briton had sheared a poodle and brought the fleece with him; but the laugh went against him when Brown handed back his precious sample."
In 1846 Gerrit Smith proposed to donate wild land in the Adirondack Mountains of New York, to such free negroes as would accept, clear, and cultivate farms there. These farms were limited to forty acres. In April, 1848, John Brown proposed to take one of the farms on which to build a home and become an example to the few negro families then there and to those who might afterwards come. Mr,. Smith was pleased to accept the offer of Brown, who before the final settlement of his wool business, removed a portion of his family to North Elba, New York, where his home always remained and where he is buried.
In October, 1854, Owen, Frederick and Salmon Brown, sons of John Brown, left Ohio for Kansas. They brought eleven head of cattle and three horses. They came by water to Chicago. At Meridosia, Illinois, they remained through the winter. Early in April they set out for Kansas, crossing the line into the Territory on the 20th day of April, 1855. On the 7th of May, Jason and John Jr., also sons of John Brown, came to Osawatomie. They left Ohio after the rivers were clear of ice. The Browns settled in Franklin County, not far west of the line between Miami and Franklin Counties.1
John Brown had early determined to wage war on slavery. His sons were imbued with this same spirit. Salmon Brown had come to Kansas only to fight slavery. Later his brother Oliver came for the same purpose, as did his father and brother-in-law, Henry Thompson. The others came for the purpose of making homes, and living in Kansas. The family of John Brown was a peculiar one. The members of it were bound to one another by very close ties, and their conduct was always the result of religious inclinations. Cholera broke out among the passengers on the boat bringing the Browns up the Missouri River. Jason's son, Austin, four years old, contracted this disease and died of it. At Waverly, Missouri, the boat was tied up to repair a broken rudder. The child was taken ashore and there buried. The repairs were made before the burial party returned. The captain, without notice to those ashore, continued his way up the Missouri, leaving the Browns to get to Kansas in the best manner they could. When they offered to purchase food at farm houses, they were repulsed, the people knowing from their speech that they were the North.
John Brown, Jr., wrote a long letter to his father on the 20th of May, 1855. He described the political conditions in the Territory. He discerned plainly the national character of the conflict in Kansas, saying, "Now Missouri is not alone in the undertaking to make this a Slave State. Every Slave-holding State from Virginia to Texas is furnishing men and money to fasten Slavery upon this glorious land by means no matter how foul." He proposed that the Free-State men should immediately thoroughly arm and organize themselves into militia companies. He affirmed that the Browns were not only anxious to prepare themselves, but that they were thoroughly determined to fight. He enumerated the arms they possessed. He also made a list of arms they needed, saying, "Now we want you to get for us these arms. We need them more than we do bread."
1 The Browns settled in Franklin County, on what came to be known as Brown's Branch, about one mile south of the point where Mount Vernon, now extinct, was afterwards laid out. The settlement of the Browns fell, when the government survey was made, within section twenty-six (26), township seventeen (17), range twenty (20). Mount Vernon was about the center of section twenty-three (23), same township and range. Orson Day, the brother-in-law of John Brown, settled about two miles west of the present town of Rantoul. He built his house on section thirty (30), township seventeen (17), range twenty-one (21). John Brown helped him to erect this house, which still exists in a fair state of preservation. Judge James Hanway lived on section four (4), township eighteen (18), range twenty-one (21). It is believed well to locate these points of interest at this time. |
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The inspector general at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs should launch an independent investigation into the reuse of insulin pens at the Buffalo VA Medical Center, Sen. Charles E. Schumer and Rep. Brian Higgins said Tuesday. Noting that the use of the insulin delivery devices could have exposed 716 patients at the hospital to HIV, hepatitis B or hepatitis C, Schumer and Higgins wrote separately to George J. Opfer, the VA inspector general, to request the probe. "We must use all available resources to ensure that we find out what happened in this case and prevent any future incidents," Schumer wrote. "Our veterans and heroes deserve this and more."
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- Material: ABS
- Size: 27 x 21cm/10.6 x 8.3in (L x W)
Shokado Shojo Story:
The Shokado-style bento lunch box is named after Shokado Shojo, a Japanese monk, calligrapher, tea ceremony master and poet. He used divided boxes to carry and organize seeds and materials needed for calligraphy, and eventually also used them to carry his lunch.Package Included:
- 1 x Lunch Box
Customers' Reviews
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Tanya Eberle
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12-11-2010- Other Thoughts: Nice product which enables you to manage your portion sizes for dieting. Easy to carry and clean! The color and design are just perfect and the quality is great. I definitely recommend this bento lunch box!
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Chandra Benner
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11-29-2010- Other Thoughts: This box held up well to travel, and it's latches seem to work well. I have to say that I really love it. I like that there are compartments that you can use (or not) and that it comes with the bag to cover everything. The bento lunch box is great as well.
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edwin burt
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11-25-2010- Other Thoughts: I bought this Japanese bento lunch box in Atlanta. It works well for traveling and now I use it all the time for work lunches as well as when flying.
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Anna Pokrovskaya
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11-02-2010- Other Thoughts: It is great. The interior containers are easily removed. Everything works like the day I bought it, finding it easier to just hand wash after use. I never find myself hungry after finishing! The product is working fine and I am pleased with the product.
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Michael Baillou
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10-21-2010- Other Thoughts: A great product I must say, I love my little bento lunch box. It is attractive and is very compact. DINODIRECT has easy checkout and shipped it quickly without any hassles! Thanks!
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Anna Pokrovskaya
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10-09-2010- Other Thoughts: I have never bought a Bento-box before. I started using it, I realized that I could put a variety of food, and it added up to exactly the amount I needed to be satisfied, is the perfect technique if you are into portion-control meals.
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Stephen Lieu
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09-25-2010- Other Thoughts: This is the second time I have ordered from Dinodirect.com with excellent results. I love the different compartments though as I can put hummus in one small tray and fill the large tray with cut up veggies and then use the other small tray for another item I want to keep seperate like a small cut up apple, a great square lunch box!
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Haley Crow
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09-17-2010- Other Thoughts: I did think the bento lunch box was well made, a nice sturdy material with secure feeling snaps. The inner boxes are also sturdy and fit well. The box is also quite cute, and may hold a small granola bar in with the bento.
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