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There are two primary authors, but another eleven contribute information based on their individual areas of specialization: Browne, Clements (Python), Froggatt, Goodger (Python), Griffin, Licquia, van Loon (multimedia), Ranawake (Beowulf), Rawat (networks), Sundbakken (QT), Thomas (PHP), Turnbull (internationalization) and Woodhouse (device drivers). The synergy behind such a collective effort is apparent, as each contributor's work, experience and expertise have created a comprehensiveness to Professional Linux Programming not often found in "tech-lit". If only more authors follow these gentlemen's fine example of collaboration.
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If you're a Debian developer, or want to be, this book will help in numerous respects, but there is no discussion of the .deb package format, or its relevant tools. Given the increasing numbers of developers who want to develop applications for Debian (or Corel, or Storm, or Libranet, or...), the topic would have merited at least a passing mention. The Connectiva Discovery (a version of APT that is RPM-aware) aside, the ubiquity of RPMs negatively impacts their wonderfulness.
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Villa Park has been a favourite ground of Sir Alex's down the years. United last lost at Villa Park in the League Cup in October 1999 and haven't been defeated there in the league since August 1995. Perhaps more memorably, it has served as the stage for numerous FA Cup semi-final triumphs – 1999's semi-final replay against Arsenal is fondly recollected but there have been wins there against Watford (4-1, 2007), Arsenal (1-0, 2004), Chelsea (2-1, 1996) and Crystal Palace (2-0, 1995).
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"Lawyers for Mr Palmer are still preparing the challenge and will advise when it's submitted," a spokesman told reporters on Thursday when asked for further information.
University of NSW constitutional law expert George Williams says it's unusual for someone to announce they will be taking a case to the High Court without providing at least some of the grounds.
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Environmental law academic Andrew Macintosh doubts Palmer will follow through and run a case.
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"I would be surprised if there is a High Court case in relation to this," Macintosh told reporters.
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The court did grant an injunction stopping the removal of asylum seekers from Australia last year before it sank Labor's people-swap deal with Malaysia.
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Prof Williams has examined the carbon tax legislation closely and thinks it looks "robust".
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He argues Palmer's challenge would most likely be a technical one, possibly relating to the way the tax is imposed.
Macintosh says the Queenslander might be hoping the external affairs powers don't apply because the first commitment period under the Kyoto Protocol is about to expire.
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Climate Change Minister Greg Combet on Thursday said the litigious Palmer had more money than sense.
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Greens deputy leader Christine Milne said the proposed challenge "looks awfully like vexatious litigation by a man used to getting his own way".
Even the opposition seemed sceptical about Palmer's proposed action.
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott said "the obvious people to challenge the (tax) would be the state governments".
His climate action spokesman, Greg Hunt, said: "The parliament has the power to make taxes."
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To my knowledge not one policy change or program has succeeded, all have failed as well as her popularity.A replacement for Australia's Margret Thatcher she will never be,but she will go down in history and the sooner the better.
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The traditional New Year's Day dinner of pork and sauerkraut came to Franklin County, Pa., by immigrants from Lancaster, Pa., and before that by immigrants from Germany, Robert Windemuth said Tuesday.
Windemuth, a history teacher from Chambersburg, Pa., and his wife, Roberta, joined about 600 people at the Fayetteville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co., where the pork and sauerkraut tradition lived on Tuesday.
Fire department members and friends put on annual dinners, including the New Year's feast, which bring in more than $20,000 for the fire department coffers.
"This is not our biggest fundraiser of the year, but it's our chance to give something back to the community," firefighter Mark Bumbaugh said.
"Because of the German element in this area, pork and sauerkraut is very much a New Year's tradition," Windemuth said.
Pork was always a primary meat in Germany, more than beef, and people made sauerkraut because it was easy to store, he said.
"A lot of Germans in Lancaster moved to Franklin County and brought their German traditions with them," he said.
While a staple on New Year's Day, pork and sauerkraut stand aside the rest of the year for chicken, ham and beef.
"We serve broasted chicken at our monthly dinners, even when we serve ham and beef," Bumbaugh said.
"If we don't serve chicken, like Thanksgiving when it's turkey, they let us know about it."
The Rev. Earl and Melva Peters of Fayetteville sat nearby with full plates.
"Everybody has pork and sauerkraut on New Year's," Melva Peters said. "I used to serve it myself, but why should I cook at home when I can come here."
She was asked to compare her cooking at home to the meal she was eating at the fire hall.
"Well, nobody can cook it as good as you can at home, but if this wasn't good, I wouldn't be here. The best thing they have here is always the broasted chicken."
Bumbaugh said it takes about 30 volunteers to put on the dinners.
"We have good people here. They do all the cooking, including the side dishes and most of the desserts."
Bumbaugh said many volunteers, like himself, learned to cook in the country homes where they grew up.
He mentioned Barbara Sellers, who volunteers to bake eight cakes and pies for the monthly dinners.
The fire department has an annual budget of about $1.7 million, raised through bingo, fundraisers and donations. In addition to volunteers, there are 43 paid emergency medical technicians and paramedics.
The company made about 600 fire calls and more than 7,000 ambulance calls and patient transfers in 2012, Bumbaugh said.
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I wanted to share lots of other yummy autumnal treats; one of my favorites is this apple cider cake. Full of carrots, apples and other fresh textures, this cake is moist, full of Fall flavor and oh so versatile. This time I used orange sweetened cranberries, but you could use raisins instead – get creative! Try this cake in a bundt pan or a sheet pan, frost it or not – it's delicious any way you slice it. Enjoy!
- 8 Tbs. butter or non-dairy substitute (e.g. Earth Balance® Buttery Sticks)
- 2/3 cup granulated cane sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 1/4 cup chopped, peeled carrots
- 3/4 cup chopped, peeled apples
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1/2 cup grated coconut
- 2/3 cup Samuel Smith's® Organic Apple Cider (carbonated; gluten-free)
- 2 1/2 cup Jules Gluten Free™ All-Purpose Flour
- 1/2 tsp. baking soda
- 2 tsp. gluten-free baking powder
- 2 tsp. cinnamon
- 1 tsp. pumpkin pie spice
Preheat oven to 350º F (static) or 325º F (convection).
Oil a 9 x 13 inch baking pan.
In a large food processor, chop the apples and carrots. Mix together in a bowl with the raisins and coconut and set aside.
Cream the butter and the sugar until light and fluffy. Mix in the eggs and blend until incorporated. Stir in the carrot-raisin mixture. Pour in the apple cider and mix. Gradually stir in the Jules Gluten Free™ All Purpose Flour, together with the remaining dry ingredients.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and use a rubber spatula to smooth the top. Bake in the preheated oven for 20 – 30 minutes, just until a cake tester inserted into the center of the cake comes out clean. When cooled, frost with Sour Cream Frosting.
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Jenny said: on November 22, 2010
Jules – I am excited to try this recipe for Thanksgiving! Quick question though. I couldn't find Samuel Smith's apple cider – but I have Martinelli's Sparkling Cider. Should that work instead? It is basically carbonated apple juice… just wanted to check with you before I screwed up the cake. Thanks!
Jules said: on November 23, 2010
Jenny – that sounds like a great solution! The keys are carbonation and apple flavor, so that ought to do it. Look for the Sam Smith's for another time though — it's mighty tasty! Happy Holiday!!
Frances D'amato said: on September 13, 2011
For sure I try this recipe. Thank you.
Andrea said: on September 20, 2012
Regarding the apple cider cake – would it be possible to use regular apple cider and NO sugar and still be successful with this cake?
Jules said: on September 23, 2012
Andrea – I've heard from other readers that they have tried this cake using regular apple cider and it's turned out great! Regarding the sugar, this cake might just hold its own without sugar, although the texture will be slightly different. I'd love to know how it turns out if you try it. Thanks!
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Charles emigrated to Mansfield in 1878, but according to the 1881 census, his father was now a farmer in charge of 17 labourers, over 408 acres. The household includes his mother, and Charley' two brothers and two sisters (both born in Victoria, Australia 1860 and 1863).
His marriage in 1890 in Victoria, his address was stated as 'Alexandra'. His occupation is a grazier, whilst his father is stated as a grazier (deceased).
According to letters sent from Charles' wife, Priscilla, regarding their son, Gerald, throughout the first world war, their address was given as 331 Park Street, North Carlton in 1917-18 (previously 53 Church Street, Albert Park). In early 1920, their address was Ingomar, Mansfield. All in Australia.
Their son Gerald Graham married on 15 December 1919 at Larbert, Stirlingshire in Scotland. His marriage certificate states that his father's profession was that of a station manager, presumably cattle or sheep.
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Old Dominion All-American defensive tackle Ronnie Cameron is a rising NFL draft prospect. Cameron recorded 73 tackles, 17 for losses and 6 1/2 sacks last season.
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Cameron is projected a middle to later-round draft target and has a total of six official visits. He played in two all-star games.
The transfer from Hofstra is also a high-character individual who earned his undergraduate degree a master's in business administration in only 4 1/2 years.
Cameron grew up in Westbury, N.Y., after his parents came to the United States from the West Indies and started successful businesses.
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We caught up with Cameron recently for the following interview:
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Cameron: "A relentless, hard working, cerebral football player, someone who takes the intricacies of the game very seriously and does everything to get an edge on an oppornent. I'll do my best for the entire team. I'm also a leader, someone who will know when to follow, how to follow and eventually be a strong leader."
"I'm just a strong person, strong in the community, a strong role model for children, something I've been doing since I got into college. I try to be a strong person who leads by example."
Scout: What kind of example did your parents provide?
Cameron: "My mother just opened up her third day care center. My father is a mechanic. They opened their own businesses. I grew up working in their businesses. That taught me a work ethic. They came to this country with absolutely nothing and built everything from that. It was a great jumping-off point."
Scout: Where did you usually line up on defense?
Cameron: "I was a three-technique for the last couple of years in college. I also played some nose in three-down packages and some five-technique. They see me as a versatile player. Hopefully, that adds to my value. I started off in college as a defensive end and worked my way inside."
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Cameron: "He was the first agent to contact me. When he contacted me and I got to know him, we shared the same values: working hard and doing the best for your family. It was a good match with someone I can trust. I made the decision based on if I ever played football again would I trust that person with my family."
Scout: Do you think your strong academic background helps you with the NFL?
Cameron: "Yeah, it shows a certain amount of maturity and work ethic on and off the field. It resonated with several teams. It adds to who I am as a person that they can trust me in the locker room. It's more of a peace of mind thing."
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Scout: "What we had at Hofstra was special, so it hurt at first. I actually turned down some big programs like
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MANATEE COUNTY — For Maribeth Phillips, it's hard to imagine an effort among her friends and family to fill shoeboxes with supplies for seniors three years ago has become not only a family affair but also a community one.
And the tradition just keeps getting bigger.
This year's event, the Community Shoe Box Reception, will be held from 3-6 p.m., Dec. 13 at the Polo Grill and Bar, 10670 Boardwalk Loop, Lakewood Ranch.
Admission is at least one shoe box filled with toiletries, personal hygiene products, books and other items for seniors or a $20 donation to Meals on Meals. Entry includes one free drink, complimentary hors d'oeuvres, piano music by Mickey White of "Ranch Dawgs," and entry into numerous raffle drawings. Santa will arrive at 4:30 p.m.
All shoe boxes will be delivered during the holiday season to needy seniors through Meals on Wheels. Any leftover boxes will go to other senior organizations for disbursement.
"We'd love to get at least 1,000 shoe boxes this year," said Phillips, a co-chair for the event. "Christmas is about children, but it's also a wonderful time to acknowledge the senior community, who I think sometimes gets overlooked."
The effort began in late 2006 when Phillips and fellow event chair Alice Hein got their friends and families together to make shoe boxes for seniors. That year, the group made 37 boxes. It has grown every year since, with last year's event at three Gio's restaurant locations collecting more than 700 boxes. This year, Polo Grill and Bar owners Jaymie and Tommy Klauber agreed to host the event and are providing the space, food and drink for attendees.
"(The shoe boxes are) such an easy way for people to help out," Phillips said. "I'm excited to see how many people we can touch. These have been tough years on people, and it's a nice thing to do."
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WHEN: 3-6 p.m., Dec. 13
WHERE: The Polo Grill and Bar, 10670 Boardwalk Loop
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