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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- One of my major themes this fall for retail stocks is that it is highly unusual for consumer staples, consumer discretionary and retail-wholesale companies to be plays on technical momentum, but that was a story in 2012. I have been profiling a dozen retail bubble stocks, and after setting new all time highs or multi-year highs this year, these stocks have been deflating into year end.
On Wednesday, I wrote Consumer Staples Stocks Are Holiday Laggards with that sector 14.5% overvalued according to www.ValuEngine.com. Of the dozen retail bubble stocks I have been covering, two are additional consumer staples stocks included in today's post.
On Nov. 29 I wrote Retail Bubble Stocks Play On Earnings Momentum . This story was an update to my original post on Oct. 17, Analyzing the Retail Stock Bubble. One retail bubble stock is in the consumer discretionary sector which is 2.9% overvalued. Nine of the dozen are in the retail-wholesale sector which is 12.5% overvalued. Five of these are in the retail-discount and variety industry which is 10.9% overvalued.
Among the dozen bubble stocks, six are undervalued and six are overvalued. One has a strong buy rating, nine have buy ratings, and two have hold ratings. Only one has declined slightly over the last 12 months and eight had double-digit gains between 16.1% and 67.7% over the last 12 months. All are projected to be higher over the next 12 months by 2.9% to 14.0% thus lagging the performance of the past 12 months. Six have reasonable trailing 12 months price-to-earnings ratios, and six have elevated P/E.Chart Courtesy of Thomson/Reuters Nine of the 12 retail bubble stocks are components of the iShares Dow Jones US Consumer Services sector index fund (IYC). IYC ($85.88) set an all-time high at $89.08 on Dec. 18, and closed Wednesday below its 50-day simple moving average at $86.11, which indicates risk to the 200-day SMA at $82.94. The weekly chart (not shown) shifts to neutral from positive on a close this week below the five-week modified moving average at $86.25. My annual value level is $78.65 with monthly and weekly pivots at $86.72 and $86 93 and quarterly risky level at $90.39.
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Counseling, Paly gym on school board agenda tonight
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, March 19, 2013, 9:48 AM
on Mar 19, 2013 at 1:22 pm
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Proposal 2 is: "Expand Titan 101 structure to cover all 4 years of high school. Small group of students assigned to one staff member who would meet in a non-academic setting at regular/frequent intervals. This group would be consistent (adult/student pairing) from 9th through 12th grade" and had 80% parental support.
Proposal 4 is: "Guidance Model Counselors in the Lead " and had 100% teacher support.
They couldn't get consensus so came up with "40 recommendations for counseling reforms".
The objections to #2 were:
a) more substantive change to the Master schedule
b) it is not a natural step from the current system
c) existing structures will be disrupted
d) will add more students to teacher loads (potentially from 150 to 180)
e) will fulfill a need in grades 9 and 10 (Titan 101 & 102), but does not address the needs of grades 11 and 12, which need more time with counselors and college prep.
f) Is there is enough staff to do this?? 21 current Titan 101 coaches. This would be a huge shift and change
Come on board, take a stand here. There isn't really anything in the objections that can't be worked through with the teachers and it's what the parents want.
on Mar 19, 2013 at 1:41 pm
No PR officer needed to see around corners (in the words of Dr. Skelly) to see this one coming. The board wouldn't give Gunn parents what they wanted so they sent them to "work it out" with the site. 2 years later the parents still want what Paly has and the teachers are still against it. Who is in charge? The teachers or the parents and taxpayers? At some point the board has to take control and stop letting the Gunn admins call all the shots. How is this fair? We played by the rules and did your committee and they STILL won't do it. Please board give Gunn kids what Paly kids get. And I am not in WCDB but I did vote for Ken.
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We have made a comparison table that shows which of the Guidance Advisory Committee (GAC) 40 recommendations are in the Gunn Year One Plan. As you will see only 8 of the 40 recommendations are even suggested to be adopted. Most of those are only just in the very beginning stages of development and won't be completed by the end of 2013-14. You can access it here: Web Link
The Board's focused goal for 2012-13 was for Gunn to produce a plan for comparable services to be delivered in 2013-14. Obviously we are a long ways from that. What is unfortunate is that we don't have a plan for that ever -- it's not a question of a multi-year plan. There is no multi-year plan. A multi-year plan for comparability would be great. That's not what this is.
Please note that the Gunn administration has not made any commitment beyond this plan. If the Gunn administration were to produce a plan for all 40 of these recommendations to be implemented on a 2-year timetable with assessment and metrics that would establish comparability, that would be a great start toward the goal of implementing the 40 recommendations. However, at this point the school administration has made no commitments whatsoever beyond what is in its board packet for "Year One."
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4:00am Wednesday 15th January 2014 in News By Ben Leo
A former MP won thousands of pounds for a local charity after appearing on a TV game show.
Ann Widdecombe and her family graced our screens when she took part in All Star Family Fortunes on Sunday night.
Teamed with her niece, nephew and their spouses, Mrs Widdecombe beat singer Paul Potts and his family to raise a total of £10,000 - half which will be donated to Hove charity Safe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land.
The charity helps hundreds of unwanted and abused donkeys in Israel and Palestine and is the only organisation dedicated to caring for working and abandoned donkeys in the Middle East.
It also provides free veterinary care for 600 working donkeys, mules and horses.
Lucy Fensom, from Hove, set up the charity in 2000 in response to an "enormous number of injured and mistreated donkeys she came across during a trip to Israel".
She said: "To be honest the only words I have for Ann is that she's outstanding and awesome. The things she does for us is incredible.
"For us, fundraising for something happening 2,500 miles away is no easy task so we are so deeply grateful to Ann.
"We've got our sanctuary where we have 204 animals including a cow, goat and horses too."
Lucy said the £5,000 will help fund vet fees, food, mobile clinics and two permanent hospitals.
She added: "We didn't even know she was going to be on the show, so when I got a text from a colleague at the charity I was shocked.
"She's very humble. We're so grateful."
The former Conservative MP for Maidstone and The Weald made it all the way to the Big Money Round final, where questions included "name something you hold your trousers up with" and "name a European city beginning with the letter B".She answered with "buttons" and "Bern" respectively.
For more information on the charity, visit safehaven4donkeys.org
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many years ago and what you see, is what you get. Good on her for helping abused donkeys. Shame the conservatives as a whole are so bad for animal welfare!
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The recently established Franklin County Maple (Producers) Association (FCMA), in cooperation with Brushton-Moira Central School (BMCS) Future Farmers of America (FFA) and Cornell Cooperative Extension, is kicking off its First Annual Maple School.
Whether you are a seasoned maple-syrup producer, a less-experienced sugar maker or an individual interested in learning the ins and outs of making maple syrup at home, this all-day event, which will be held at BMCS on the Gale Road in Brushton on Feb. 2, will offer informational and hands-on classes and workshops that will most certainly be of interest to you.
The school is an opportunity for anyone involved in maple sugaring to learn about cutting-edge sugarbush management and maple-syrup production technologies, state-of-the-art sugaring and sugar production-related equipment, machinery and tools and how to use them, and methods for collecting sap and making high-quality syrup and value-added maple products.
It's also a chance for greenhorns and rookies to expand their understanding of large production and small-farm sugaring operations and how these family-run businesses produce hundreds of gallons of quality maple syrup of exceptional flavor every year.
A wide-ranging variety of informational and educational classes are being featured. Among them are Maple Tubing for Beginners; Sugarbush Thinning for Improved Growth and Productivity; Ensuring Sugarbush Regeneration; Filtering and Canning; Making Maple Cream and Candies; Making Maple-Coated Popcorn, Suckers, Smoothies and Slushies; Economics of Buying and Selling Maple; 20C & Home Licenses Needed for Maple and Marketing; Ag District Property Tax Assessments; and Stainless Steel Welding.
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Enterprise data needs will grow a staggering 650 percent over the next five years, and that's just one of numerous challenges IT leaders have to start preparing for today, analysts said as the annual Gartner Data Center Conference kicked off in Las Vegas Tuesday morning.
Rising use of social networks, rising energy costs, and a need to understand new technologies such as virtualization and cloud computing are among the top issues IT leaders face in the evolving datacenter, Gartner analyst David Cappuccio said in an opening keynote address.
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The 650 percent enterprise data growth over the next five years poses a major challenge, in part because 80 percent of the new data will be unstructured, Cappuccio said. IT executives have to make sure data can be audited and meet regulatory and compliance objectives, while attempting to ensure that growing storage needs don't break the bank. Technologies such as thin provisioning, deduplication and automated storage tiering can help reduce costs.
"If you're not doing thin provisioning in storage today, you need to start," Cappuccio said. "It's an easy, logical way to reduce storage consumption."
Deduplication is another technology IT officials have to examine. Many IT shops are seeing storage reductions of 50 percent to 60 percent with dedupe, which eliminates duplicate copies of stored objects and files, he said. Another money-saving technology is automated tiering, which makes sure data is stored on appropriately priced boxes. As much as 80 percent of data on high-speed drives is almost never used and should be moved to less expensive storage tiers, he said.
Cappuccio listed 10 key issues for IT managers to examine: virtualization; the data deluge; energy and green IT; complex resource tracking; consumerization of IT and social software; unified communications; mobile and wireless; system density; mashups and portals; and cloud computing.
Social networks are coming into the enterprise whether CIOs want them to or not, Cappuccio said. Twitter use grew an amazing 1,382 percent in 2008 and the majority of new users were between the ages of 39 and 51, he said.
"It is a growing phenomenon which we can't shut down," he said. Employees and customers are using wikis, blogs, Facebook and Twitter and "it's affecting you now whether you know it or not." Businesses need to examine Web-based social software platforms because they are transforming interactions with both customers and employees, he said.
IT managers are also being forced to look more at energy use, as many organizations are moving the energy bill from the facilities department to the IT department. "What's happening now is CFOs are asking embarrassing questions [about power use]," Cappuccio said.


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The first bison hunt in 15 years was supposed to offer
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Despite hysterical claims to the contrary, wolves are not decimating Wyoming's elk herds.
Michael J. Yochim writes the primer on the Yellowstone snowmobile conflict in his admirably balanced Yellowstone and the Snowmobile: Locking Horns over National Park Use.
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TOWNSFOLK are being invited to enjoy a popular annual concert taking place at a Bromsgrove school next month.
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If you've seen my column photo, you know I like the occasional spoon of sugar in my coffee. (OK, four spoons, so bite me.) Point is, since Brian Chee keeps me well stocked in Hawaiian Kona coffee, I make sure to keep a box of Domino instant-dissolve sugar in the kitchen. Tear off plastic, open little metal spout on side of box, pour sugar, reactivate synaptic functionality — simple. Then some product marketing management wizard apparently decided to fix it. Now the spout is cardboard, no longer firmly attached to the box, and inexplicably blocked by another slab of cardboard that serves no discernable purpose, yet must somehow be removed without dislodging the spout.
I look at IT infrastructure and sometimes have similar sentiments. Take printers, for example. It used to be you write your doc and hit Print, and those little dot-matrix pins would start whining away. Then came color, ink jets, thermals, and lasers. All that seemed like a natural and (mostly) intelligent progression.
But then came "network" printers. And while printing over a network is certainly a necessary evolutionary step in the history of mankind, the technologies that are being used to bring us this feature often aren't.
A typical multifunction networked printer today isn't just a printer with an Ethernet port. It's also a fax machine with a phone port — often still POTS, regardless of whether the rest of the office is on VoIP. It also has a full operating system with access controls (often open by default and containing open backdoors so that support people can do off-site maintenance); a Telnet server; an FTP server; a pretty big hard disk; and usually SNMP turned on by default, too. All those smarts enable some cool print features, especially along the lines of remote printing, but they also make your printer a serious security risk.
That can be a problem for harried IT guys running Vista in gen-pop and most likely for those who will run Server 2008. Not because the security mechanisms aren't there, but because those operating environments try to make printer connectivity so easy. Plug a couple of Vista laptops into my network and they'll find both the HP Color LaserJet 3800dn and the little downstairs Kyocera ink jet all by themselves. The Kyocera still requires me to manually install a driver, but three out of four Vista machines know how to find the HP's driver on their own and install on command. It's very similar to the MacBook Pro, which did the same thing.
It's great for IT staffers in one sense, since they don't need to do much to enable printing, provided the printer isn't made by some company in the hinterlands. But it's not so great for security, because it engenders a feeling of neglect toward the printers themselves. It was the same with wireless access points a while back. Just plug them in and fiddle until you got the green link light. Who wants to deal with advanced security protocols on both AP and client side when you can just be lazy and have your clients find them automatically? Vista is going to push the same kind of feeling with printers. Why deal with real security on your print side when it might mean you have to toddle over to the client side and do actual work?


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There are many things in the world of sports that I fail to understand.
The last thing I needed was one more.
But that's what I got on Tuesday. It was early afternoon and not a drop of rain had fallen. The radar showed rain moving this way but no storms.
Much of what we planned to cover this week had already been washed away, and that was also the case a week ago.
So I was not too pleased when I heard from Anderson University Sports Information Director Justin Bates than AU's baseball game against Rose-Hulman had been postponed. I can still recall watching baseball games on that field through a steady rain when Don Brandon was not only the coach but also the groundskeeper. It seemed to me a premature decision.
I vented to Bates, and he replied by telling me that the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference had a rule that if a team travels to another conference city to play and the game or games are rained out, then those games can't be made up. He offered that coaches are hesitant to have teams make trips when there is a good chance that weather will intervene.
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Anderson is 9-3 in conference play and 19-11 overall. AU is playing its final four HCAC games Saturday and Sunday on the Ravens' diamond.
Saturday at 1 p.m. the foe will be Hanover for a doubleheader. On Sunday, the two games will be played beginning at 3:30 p.m. against Mount St. Joseph.
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Manchester made the trip to Bluffton and didn't get to play. Conference rules forbid the teams try again to play that twinbill.
I plan to attend the Saturday games against Hanover and am hoping for a good start to the weekend for the Ravens.
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Scientists and other experts from across the North met from Sept 5-8, 2010, at the University of Lapland in Rovaniemi, Finland to address issues of climate change and human security, in a workshop organized for University of the Arctic Institute for Applied Circumpolar Policy (led by Dartmouth College and the University of Alaska at Fairbanks) in conjunction with the University of Lapland and the UArctic Thematic Network on Geopolitics and Security.
The workshop's aims included disseminating scientific knowledge about impacts of climate change and exploring the real impacts of climate change on northern peoples and societies and their (human) security. The structure and participants were designed to promote dialogue between the scientific and policy communities on these critical issues, and produce material for decision-making.
Speakers at the conference included Dartmouth College's Kenneth Yalowitz, Svein Mathiesen of Kautokeino's EALAT Institute, Durham University's Andrew Baldwin, Royal Institute of Technology's Annika Skoglund and Mikhail Kalentchenko from Murmansk, Russia as well as many from University of Lapland and elsewhere in Finland. For a full list of speakers, see the Workshop Program.
Discussions during the workshop highlighted the need to see climate change as a phenomenon not just existing in computer models and scientific reports, and risks, but as a current reality that is already changing environments, livelihoods and societies in the North. These changes inevitably transform our perceptions of security, pose significant challenges for how we can adapt and react to face them and finally, what might be human responses.
The main organizer Lassi Heininen from University of Lapland remarked on the success of this workshop in building on earlier meetings "The main aim to seek fresh thinking and bold new ideas on climate change and human security based on multidisciplinary discussion was successfully reached. This means on one hand, deeper understanding on the interrelationship between them like for example, that climate change might mean a change in problem definition on security paradigm, and on the other, new ideas and concepts for human responses which are among the main findings of a final report."
The discussion of this week's workshop served as a follow-up to two earlier conferences organized by the Institute, "The Arctic Climate Change and Security Policy" in Hanover, NH December 2008, and "Considering a Roadmap Forward: The Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment" in Fairbanks, Alaska in October 2009, and also from the design and experiences of the Open Assemblies of the Northern Research Forum.
Organizing the workshop at the Arctic Centre, University of Lapland continues to demonstrate Rovaniemi's legacy as a hub of Arctic science and international policy, as well as highlight the considerable expertise concentrated in the academic and governmental actors in Lapland.
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The University of the Arctic Institute for Applied Circumpolar Policy was established in 2008 by the Dartmouth College and the University of Alaska at Fairbanks. The two earlier conferences by the UArctic Institute were "The Arctic Climate Change and Security Policy" in Hanover, NH December 2008, and "Considering a Roadmap Forward: The Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment" in Fairbanks, Alaska in October 2009.
The Thematic Network on Geopolitics and Security is a joint TN between the University of the Arctic (UArctic) and the Northern Research Forum (NRF), it was established in 2009. The two focus areas of the TN are studies on northern Geopolitics and studies on security and security dimensions in the North, and the main aim is to combine these two areas together and draw up a holistic picture on northern geopolitics.
The University of the Arctic is a cooperative network of over 100 universities, colleges, and other organizations committed to higher education and research in the North. Our members share resources, facilities, and expertise to build post-secondary education programs that are relevant and accessible to northern students. Our overall goal is to create a strong, sustainable circumpolar region by empowering northerners and northern communities through education and shared knowledge.
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Hey LXFF,
I'm new to multi-boot systems and I need some help and advice on 'how to...' and on deciding the best way to configure my system(s).
Please bear with me as I have quite a few questions...
Re: HDD partitions >>
1. Should '/boot' be on the first primary partition (e.g. sda1 = 100MB ext4 /boot)?
-- is this different to the MBR?
2. Do all the distro's I install share the /boot partition?
-- If so how do I set it up so it doesn't get overwritten by each one in turn because otherwise it ends up that I can only boot the last distro I install?
3. Can all the distro's safely share the same swap space partition? (I'm aware of the risk when hibernating one dist then booting another)
My thoughts/proposed partition config is as follows:
Drive | Mount | Format | Size (MB)
sda1 /boot ext4 100
| -- swap linux swap 4096 (4GiB)
| -- /home ext4 51,200 (50GiB)
| -- /var ext4 10,240 (10GiB)
| -- /Mint13 ext4 20,480 (20GiB)
| -- /Fedora17 '' ''
| -- /Mageia2 '' ''
| -- /SuSE12 '' ''
| -- ...etc...
4. Is this a viable structure?
5. How much space should I give to /var?
6. How much space should I give to each distro?
My thought was have my swap, /home and /var closest to the spindle (I'm using a mechanical HDD not SSD!) then have my distro's each with their own root partition.
One final question I'd like to know is...
7. is it possible to have a virtual machine (i.e. using VirtualBox) run a 'real' installed distro from a HDD partition as a VM inside one of the other distro's?
I realise that I could just install one 'base' distro then install all of the others as purely virtual machines. But I'd want to be able to keep their VHD's on a separate partition so as not to fill my /home drive with huge files. Also my reason for NOT using VM's from the off is performance. My CPU does not support native virtualisation technologies so I'm worried that if I ran all of my secondary distro's as VM's then they wouldn't perform as well.
Thanks so much for sticking with me and for any help/advice anyone is able to offer.
Kindest regards,
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You can share a /boot but it is not advisable, you need to be carefgul about kernel naming. Sharing swap is fine. Sharing /var is a definite no-no.
I'd go for a shared swap, a root partition for each distro and a shared home partition, but with separate home directories in that partition. None of these need to be on a primary partition, GRUB is quite happy to boot from a logical partition.
You can run a VM from a real partition, but sharing that with a native install is tricky, because the two environments have different "hardware".
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@nelz Thanks that clears up some of my confusion, but allow me to follow up if I may...
The separate
partition was intended to be for my 'base' distro, so that it was closer to the disk spindle (but not shared). Each other distro would then have it's own
under it's root partition. **
** In hind sight this may be best to do for all distros, including my 'base'.
When sharing a
I understand that issues can arise when having different configuration settings for the same applications (or different versions of an application) on different distro's.
Having these in separate sub-folders as you suggest would circumvent this problem, but how do I go about configuring them as you suggest?
Do I just need to specify a different username for each distro so they create a different folder in
-- e.g. /home/mintuser || /home/fedorauser etc.
Lastly, regarding the
- (just to clarify) Do the
partitions have to be outside of the distro's root folder(s)?
- If each distro has it's own boot partition how do I then set up a single boot loader menu with options for all of the distros?
Many thanks.
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You can't use a separate /var for each distro, you'd run out of partitions (the limit is 16). Distance from spindle is not relevant these days, but if anything the outer part of the disk is faster. Large caches make this meaningless, especially for /var which is mainly small files.
Yes to the home directories. You can either use different user names or use the same username but a different folder for each distro (to home directory does not have to be /home/user. I use the same username then make the home directory /home/user-distro.
As far as /boot is concerned, the simplest approach is to not use a separate /boot, leave it in the root filesystem, so each distro needs only one partitions, plus the shared swap and /home.
The only time you
a separate /boot is if / is on something special like an LVM volume or encrypted, otherwise leave /boot in /. With Fedora, this means selecting the install option to not use LVM, as it defaults to LVM.
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Thanks @nelz that's great.
Sounds as thought the simplest solution is to pretty much just install each distro entirely in it's own partition (barring shared swap and home).
Now I just need to back up my data and re-partition.
Wish me luck....
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I already do something similar to what you are wanting, with 5 OSs on my desktop machine.
My main and default OS is still Ubuntu 10.04 on /dev/sda and with a separate home partition, plus, of course a swap partition which is used by all 5 OSs. On /dev/sdb I have four other OSs, the 12.04 versions of Xubuntu, Lubuntu and Ubuntu, plus Bodhi. All these have /home in the root partition and then I simply link the data folders of my main Ubuntu OS to those in the homes of the other four OSs. I also link the hidden .mozilla and .thunderbird folders from the main OS to the others which gives me the same bookmarks, history, emails etc etc on all OSs.
I could theoretically have separate /home partitions for those 4 as well, but I don't think it is worth it in my situation as I am just testing the 4 at the moment, not using them full time. I could also use a separate /data partition mounted at boot in all OSs, but what I use suits me well, so I see no reason to change what works.
The grub bootloader is currently supplied by Ubuntu 10.04 and I boot with sda as the first device in BIOS. As I install all other OSs I put their grub on sdb, and as all of them use grub 2, I now have the two disks which I can boot from and then choose whichever of the OSs I want from the grub menu.
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Simplest answer is to install each distro to a seperate partition with a shared swap.
You cant be using all your distros that much that perfomance is an issue, only your most used should be a concern. And as Nelz said, on todays disks, unless you have some really high performance requirements, its not really a big issue as to what is situated where.
I would then leave each distro to install everything under "/" on its own partition, possibly with a "/shared" dir common to them all for swapping stuff between them (a usb drive is good for this in terms of ease) and for backups (although if its critical backups, off the machine is obviously better)
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - San Diego police are searching for two young men who made off with an estimated $4,000 worth of high-end lingerie from a Victoria's Secret at Horton Plaza this past Wednesday.
The suspects were caught on surveillance camera entering the store, one of them carrying a large shopping bag. His accomplice then scooped up about 300 pairs of panties on display on a table near the entrance, and deposits them in the bag. Moments later, both men leave the store, unnoticed by any of the employees.
"It's not a petty theft or grand theft," said Lt. Andra Brown of the San Diego police department. "It is a felony burglary because they went into that business with the intent to steal."
These types of "grab-and-go" operations are occurring more frequently, according to police.
Earlier this month, authorities arrested several members of a highly organized burglary ring that targeted Bloomingdale's, Hollisters and Abercrombie & Fitch at Fashion Valley Mall in Mission Valley.
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have purchased 1000 ct egyptian cotton sheets from overstock in the past and am disappointed in this set. these sheets were more like 400 to perhaps 600 ct in softness and thickness. in addition i found them to be somewhat skimpy in size. i would not buy them again nor recommend them to others.
These are the scratchiest 1000-thread counts I've ever encountered, which I presume is why the price is so reasonable. I expect these will soften with use but I still would have preferred a softer texture from the start, as is achieved by other high-thread-count sheets. Pros: deep fitted pocket fits my sleep number mattress + 4 inch memory foam topper. The color I ordered (stone/taupe) is beautiful. Cons: unpleasant texture
The color of the sheets is lovely but the quality is very poor. I have washed them many times and while the sheets themselves don't seem to pill, they literally shed onto everything, i.e., mattress pad, blankets, quilt, nightgown and carpet. The seams in the pillow cases started coming apart after one wash.
As the title implies, I've been buying high thread-count sheets for years now. When you first buy a pair of high thread-count sheets, sure, they're heavy, but they shouldn't be overly stiff as these sheets are. And with washing, they get softer over time. I have sheets from about 6 years ago, that, while they are getting a bit worn now, are probably the softest sheets ever, and they were like that when I took them out of the package. These are probably a double ply sheet. They're very stiff and yes, heavy, but it's like wearing a canvas blanket. I've had them for about six months now and they haven't really softened up at all, like I hoped they would. I don't know who you're trying to fool, Overstock, but it isn't me. You used to have great sheets, but not anymore. These are cast-offs.
The word santeen conjures up images of satin and silk and softness...not scratchiness, which these sheet are. I've had them close to a year now and through several washes and they have not softend one bit. I won't go so far as to say they feel like cardboard. They are a bit heavy, so I only sleep on them during the fall/winter season. The photo makes them look shiny, but they are not shiny at all. However, they are a nice chocolate color. I have sheets with lower thread count that feel silkier than these. These sheets aren't awful, but they do not live up to their reputation.
I desire nothing other than 1000 thread count Egyptian cotton against my skin. There is nothing like it!
Once again I am VERY HAPPY with the FIT, FEEL WASHABILITY and COMFORT with these sheets....LOVE THEM!
Having the soft and comfort pillowcase under your head makes a very sweet quiet night.
Years ago I bought a HIGH Quality STURDY 1000 TC Egyptian Cotton Sheets from a exclusive store here in Charlotte. I have tried unsuccessfully for over 7 years to find the same kind and quality I had purchased before UNTIL NOW! This will be my go-to place and my go-to brand from now on. I am placing another order today to have a set for change on wash day. I like my beds changed twice a week and these hold the shape and sturdiness. I am in LOVE with these sheets. I ordered EXTRA pillowcases because we have 6 on the bed. So I use the pillowcases and two shams everyday.. This cotton is SO soft. But STRONG. I would say this is by far the finest I have found. I also embroider and this quality allows for hand or machine embroidery. I am VERY happy with the results! I bought some for my nieces as they went to college and embroidered their monograms on them.
Not as soft as I thought for the price. I have sheets that are much softer for less money
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Master of Social Work (MSW) Program
Our MSW curriculum is a very focused and advanced clinical practice curriculum. Students gain in-depth knowledge and practice skills from a strengths based curriculum. Students will become highly skilled in practice using solution-focused, motivational and cognitive-behavioral approaches. They will be able to apply these to working with individuals, families and groups as well as a wide range of populations and circumstances such as crisis intervention, trauma and grief, children, severe and persistently mentally ill, addictions, and other important issues. Students who are interested in a truly advanced curriculum that prepares them with the knowledge and skills to engage clients appreciate this advanced and in depth curriculum. In addition students spend three semesters in the same field agency so that they gain expertise and have the time to engage clients in a meaningful manner.
UNCW-SSW mission and goals are consistent with the following definition of advanced clinical practice, adopted from the National Association of Social Work (NASW):
"Clinical social work has a primary focus on the mental, emotional, and behavioral well-being of individuals, couples, families, and groups. It centers on a holistic approach to psychotherapy and the client's relationship to his or her environment. Clinical social work views the client's relationship with his or her environment as essential to treatment planning. Clinical social work is broadly based and addresses the needs of individuals, families, couples, and groups affected by life changes and challenges, including mental disorders and other behavioral disturbances. Clinical social workers seek to provide essential services in the environments, communities, and social systems that affect the lives of the people they serve. Clinical social workers are committed to the delivery of competent services to individuals, families, couples, and groups. Therefore, they shall recognize the client's role in his or her treatment planning and the client's right to have a knowledgeable, skilled practitioner who is guided by sound ethical practice.
This curriculum requires a full time two year commitment. We believe that the preparation provided will advance these students quickly in the profession and begin their professional work at a very high level of skill and knowledge
Offers only one concentration—clinical social work practice.
By emphasizing only clinical practice, the MSW program prepares MSW students for specialized practice.
Has a special focus--strengths-based practice.
Strengths-based practice, simply stated, honors the client's strengths and resiliency, which the social worker acts as a facilitator for change. Because the entire curriculum is designed to support the strengths perspective, students acquire a higher than usual level of skill and higher level of self-confidence in their ability to enter clinical practice upon graduation.
Offers more specialized courses on selected practice models than is typical of MSW programs.
Students receive special clinical training in solution-focused, motivational, behavioral, and cognitive-behavioral practice models.
Utilizes practice labs as an interface between course content and field instruction.
Rather than simply teaching concepts and models in class and expecting the student to determine how to apply them to the field placement, each clinical course at UNCW has a practice lab where students practice the techniques included in the models of practice.
Places students into the same field placement agency for both years of study.
Because students are placed in the same agency for both the foundation field placement and the advanced field placement, they are able to devote more time to higher levels of clinical practice.
Is small so that students can really get to know the faculty.
Each student is assigned a faculty mentor who is available for consultation as needed.
Candidacy and Accreditation
Social work education is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education
(www.cswe.org). The UNCW MSW program is fully accredited by CSWE.


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Tweak RPM's
One of the goals of Scientific Linux is to be as close to the original vendor release of Enterprise Linux. But there are several things that people want to change, for one reason or another. In order to have both worlds we have created these tweak rpm's, more commonly known as SL rpm's. These rpm's can be added or removed to add or remove a feature. It is up the individual user to determine if they want a particular feature or not.
None of these packages are installed by default unless it is noted that they are.
This package removes the -dynroot option from the openafs config
Restarting of afs is needed for this to take effect.
This rpm does not restart afs
Who Needs This?
Machines that have openafs installed, but have problems with dynroot. This can happen if a particular site needs to have the afs root loaded all the time.
If you use the fnal.gov, and use upd/ups, you will need this rpm.
This adds a terminal icon to the kicker panel for
both KDE and GNOME.
Changes the KDE splash background from red to black.
Installed by default for both KDE and GNOME.
Who Needs This?
Pretty much any previous desktop user of linux. It's not a necessity, and the icons can be added manually, but it's much nicer to just have them there from the start.
This script makes all the changes necessary to send console output to both the serial port and the screen. This also creates a login prompt on the serial port and allows users to login at this prompt.
Who Needs This?
Headless servers that want to redirect their output through their serial console during bootup, and also plan on logging in on those consoles.
Turns off "color" of ls.
Who Needs This?
People who don't like the colorized ls
Changes /etc/inittab to require the root password for
single user mode.
This used to be called SL_inittab_change
Who Needs This?
In my opinion everyone, and we're quite supprised that Enterprise Linux isn't this way. If you are concerned about someone getting root access to your computer by just sitting down to it, then this is something you will want to install.
Adds architecture output to rpm query's.
Installed by default for x86_64 installs
Who Needs This?
Most x86_64 users, and anyone else who wants to know what architecture an rpm has been built for.
Changes Sendmail config so that it allows incomming mail.
Who Needs This?
Machines that will be receiving e-mail.
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text: While visiting my mother today, she gave me this picture of my Dad, my older sister, and me. (I'm the handsome lad in the manly baby blue snow suit ) . I'm sitting on the fender of Dad's 1955 Jeep Utility Wagon. His (now my) Cub was the first vehicle I ever drove; his '62 Utility Wagon with the Hurricane 6 was the first car I ever drove--he started me early. I've always wanted to find one to restore, but I've had no luck finding one that isn't all rusted out in this neck of the woods. Keep me in mind, you fellas in states with less salt air and less salt on the winter roads, if you should come across one. I'd love to find one.


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One person was killed and four others were
injured in three-vehicle crash in Hope Mills Thursday evening.
Hope Mills Police said the crash happened on
Hope Mills Road between Camden and George Owen roads.
Officers said a GMC Envoy, driven by
33-year-old Nicole Morris, was traveling south on Hope Mills Road when it
collided with a Ford Escape driven by 49-year-old Stephen Wade Mercer.
Morris over-corrected to the left and lost
control of the vehicle. Morris' vehicle overturned and rolled over several
times before rolling on top of a Mazda Protege driven by 19-year-old Guillermo
Gonzalez was taken to Cape Fear Valley
Medical Hospital, but died shortly after arriving at the hospital.
Morris was also taken to the hospital with
serious injuries and is in the intensive care unit. Three children who were
riding in Morris' vehicle were also taken to the hospital where they were
treated and released. The children were ages 11, 3 and 2. The two younger children
were properly secured in their child safety seats.
The third driver, Mercer, did not report any
injuries at the scene.
The crash remains under investigation at this
time and authorities have not determined possible charges or if speed or
alcohol were factors.
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March 2011 - UMass Memorial Cord Blood Donation Program , the first of its kind in New England, to date has had hundreds of cord units added to the national registry of cord units. In addition, 13 cord units have been selected and sent for transplant. A seven-month-old boy was the most recent recipient. Others included an adult in the United States and a child suffering from the blood disorder myelodysplastic syndrome.
In addition, the cord blood donation program now also supports and participates in two ongoing research efforts with UMass researchers. Mary Herlihy, MD, and director of the UMass Memorial/ Lifeforce Cryobanks Intl. Umbilical Cord Blood Program noted that mothers and their babies make valuable contributions to the public inventory of cord blood through their donations and to research and both are available here!
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A note on a flier that Cathy Thomas found inside a plastic bag suggests that the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Communist and pervert and that celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day should not be allowed.
"This is sad. I think its really sad that we in 2014 have to deal with someone putting a number across Martin Luther King's face and putting the KKK on the side--that is a little scary," Cathy Thomas said.
Cathy came across the note when she went outside Sunday morning to pick up her paper. She wasn't the only one; several of her neighbors had the fliers too.
We reached out to Chesterfield police and were told that they have opened an investigation. Others in this Forest Lake community like Charles Burden are eagerly waiting to hear what police find out. He and his family are still in disbelief.
"It's technically free speech that someone could put out literature--it's pretty hateful. I'm just hoping people themselves would change because it starts with the individual," Burden said.
The poster also accuses Dr. King of using money from his church to buy 'white prostitutes.' We called the number listed on the flier and got no answer. Instead there was a message with racial slurs backing up the information on the fliers.
Cathy Thomas says all this happening a day before King's holiday is sickening.
"It's unsettling and its scary," Thomas said.
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General Dynamics: Undervalued With 10%-15% Upside
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ReTweet from @JaredDudley619 himself
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ReTweet from @JaredDudley619 himself
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Mike with the SLAUGHTERHOUSE!!!! Sample!
Vid was good. Though, I'm not too worried about JMZ. He'll be ready.
That last part about needing more touches in the post screamed to me the most. I mean a lot of people have already forgotten what kind of game he had in college. I'm sure he could dominate most 2s down low.
Look at Duds in beast mode down on the block…
Guy can move when he wants to… Those must be some of his best dribble penetration clips, because he was looking more brisk than I remember him being during the last few seasons…
The vertical is suspect when he's moving that fast… A problem I know all too well…
Can we just call him Dud the Stud from here on out? I love the guy's energy and complete willingness to improve.
Next season he needs to be given the chance to be a starter again. He deserves it! If we make anymore moves It ought to be a PG of the future.
anyone think if te lockout ends we can trade lopez and peitrus for jr smith?
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Nice, JMZ is checking up on the blogosphere. Good to see.
I don't care if Dudley is a starter or if he comes off the bench, but I do care that he gets more attention in post-up situations if he has the mismatch. I'm not a fan of the game when it's just "camp on the line and wait for Nash to kick it to you." That's not basketball's version of "the beautiful game." Ball movement, teamwork, and an inside-out game are where it's at, in my opinion (what I mean by inside out is working it inside to the post and having whoever is posting dish it out to the perimeter. Think Shaq's Lakers, Duncan/Robinson's Spurs). Nash is fantastic to watch, but in so many ways, I don't think his game can win in the NBA. We need to focus our attention on the blocks.
I disagree, Steve.
In order to have an inside-out style of offense, you need to have a beast at either the 4 or the 5.
We haven't had that kind of player since Barkley, and without that type of guy you simply can't run that type of offense.
Some will scream at me and say Amare was that guy, but he wasn't. He was an elbow-attack / PnR stud that couldn't execute a true low post game to save his life.
As far as Nash goes, even though I'd like to see the franchise give him a shot at a title [via trade] I don't put the lack of an inside-out game on him. Actually, he is our inside guy by definition in the way he probes off of the pick, it just isn't conventional, (but he isn't either).
If JMZ does end up starting, meaning, you know, really starting, then I think you'll see more of a J-Rich type of design with him in that he will operate in 3 major areas.
3 Point Line, Left / Right Elbow, and Baseline Switching with the opportunity to post up from the baseline and elbow when he's deep enough.
He's probably our best post up guy. I mean, he used to be in beast mode down there and his size would allow him to beast guards at the two. If anything, I'd have Gortat working out with him just to help get his footwork right down low.
I love the use of the Atmosphere instrumentals!
He was one of the few bright spots on the Suns, in my opinion. He has amazing strength and uses his body perfectly when attacking the basket. He won't be an All Star, but he's like Shannon Brown–a solid player who can contributing big time in crunch situations.
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A. A ridge vent should work at
a pitch of 3/12, but manufacturers warn against
using one at any slope less than that. The vent
should have a snow baffle to keep snow from blowing
up the dormer roof and into the vent, and the snow
baffle must have weep holes so that melting snow
can drain from it. When the wind is blowing from
the other (nondormered) side of the roof, air will
be blowing out the lee side vent, keeping it clear
of snow.
When the slope is less than 3/12, recent
research indicates that no venting should be used
(though convincing the code official of this may
not be so easy). Research by William Rose at the
University of Illinois Small Homes Council-Building
Research Council indicates that if a vapor retarder
is installed in the ceiling and the rafter space is
sealed tightly and stuffed with insulation,
ventilation is not required. The rafter spaces
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This week we spotlight the choices of Tony Award winner Betty Buckley, who just released her latest solo recording, "Betty Buckley: Ah, Men! The Boys of Broadway" (Palmetto Records), and will be seen this winter in London's Charing Cross Theatre production of Jerry Herman's Dear World. Prior to London, however, Buckley will play a return engagement at Feinstein's beginning Oct. 2.
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