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Posted: Mon May 02, 2011 7:21 am
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Has anybody successfully implemented a network boot solution for BLAG? I am trying to add BLAG into my PXE and tftp server for booting off the network. However, it keeps showing error 'invalid kernel' for me.
Is there any specific steps that I should follow to get this working?
Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 1:36 pm
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that's also my problem, help, anyone?
Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 12:45 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 12:47 pm
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I've been wrestling this same problem for the last ... too many hours.
I'm going for a TFTP/HTTP set up but I guess I need some help ... Maybe some other form of intrid.img might make it work? I can make the system boot from the TFTP and it loads the vmlinuz and intrid.img just fine from the TFTP but it dies at the next step - unable to mount root system (don't really know what to put in the pxelinux.cfg/default files root=). I've made the setup before (with Ubuntu) and I've managed to network-boot a live CD but this time (with Blag) I'm stuck ... and the search-engines gives me nothing useful.
Any pointers or tips are most welcome as I have a computer with a broken system (non-Blag) that I have no wish to fix (it breaks on every other update) with no CD/DVD-drive to install Blag from.
If I get it up and running I'm more than willing to try and retrace my steps to make a (hopefully) useful guide for other users ...
Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 10:22 pm
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a thread from 2008 that might help. I was using BLAG 70000 at the time, and there are a few other considerations, but perhaps it will be of use.
Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 5:39 am
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Here's [link remove] a thread from 2008 that might help.
I appreciate the link.
I used it yesterday with no luck. I seems i might be able to do it with NFS but not with HTTP (and I really don't want to go the NFS-way ... to many bad memories - on the other hand, I'm creating new ones here so). Is it dracut that is the problem? Does it even support HTTP?
I've got VMware set up at the office but I've had no luck installing Blag 64 ... hangs when doing the clean up (post-install) and it won't boot - but I'm gonna give it try this afternoon if I find the time.
Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 2:55 pm
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Might be the machine I'm installing on that's old and rusty. Tried my setup on a laptop and it seems to work (didn't want to go any further than seeing the installer pop up since it's my wife's primary workstation).
Trying it on the old machine an it "hangs" on "Trying to unpack rootfs image as initramfs ...". This seems to happen to some Fedora user when there's not enough RAM (in this case I have 512MB).
I'll see what I can do about this tomorrow. When I get it working I'll post some of my setup if someone else stumbles upon this thread.
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 12:16 pm
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Does your old machine offer "network boot" as one of the boot options? I know that some late-model desktops didn't back in the day. Sometimes a BIOS update can help - if available for your hardware.
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How about opening a forum Tricks&Tips so we can share some knowlege we have learned
also would help out others. Politics forum maybe drop it? Googling burns me out sometime, And would like to read something interesting someone could share,shortcuts,command line,apps that work and ones that don't.,When things go bad! Rescue,Grub and so on,what hardware that works, what too stay away from you get it... thanks
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sound like a good idea but what about the wiki? I guess quite a few ppl have thier own separate blogs where they record, note and log configurations and such. Isn't the wiki a central location for this? I'm tired of google too sometimes.
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It would be a good ideea.
I also think our forum needs a better structure, as of now we have 2500+posts in 4 categories.
If I would not be so busy i would volunteer to organize the stuff a little.
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I don't think we need anymore forums really. Sure there are a few posts but not enough volume daily to really say they are overly busy.
The wiki does need to be used more though.
Forums = questions & dicussion.
Wiki = guides and documentation.
I am sure most of the people here for a while are starting to really sink their teeth into Linux. So I would assume docs will flow sometime soon
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I hope and guess that there are alot of configs, tweaks and hacks out there but they are probably on bits of paper. The volume of posts may not warrant loads of categories, jyet ;)
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Aren't you meant to use Deathstrike? About ever 5 seconds or so?
Hi everyone need to know what's wrong with my tanking but first some background on why I'm asking.
Durning my first time in FL on my blood dk for a trash run (pug group) we wiped (pretty much only 3 people left when they ran out of instance) on the first pack just after the giant. I asked the MT why he pulled everything in the area including the turtles without cc and the raid leader saying so (was a dps down from the giant he thought it would be a great idea to taunt) the group broke up because I pointed this out and as the raid leader left (undergeared alt of a member of the top guild on our server) he said he would start again and that my tanking was bad. Quite confused as I had grabbed all the mobs and told remaining to run (no need for all to get repair cost because of 1 bad pull). So I whispered all the healers and they said I was a little undergeared but was doing well and wasn't hard to heal and I had saved 2 of them repair costs. So i asked him but all he said is that I'm bad. Could someone tell me what is wrong.
This was aoe so I will describe as best I can what I did.
Death and decay on main group death griped one free mob taunted the other outbreak, pestilence, blood boil, runestrike moved to the third taunted and runestrike final dnd befor telling group to run to exit (cooldowns mixed in to keep me up).
Aren't you meant to use Deathstrike? About ever 5 seconds or so?
Yea u forgot the ds bor its a min 7% heal or more depending on recent damage i always save mine for a big hit or as a filler if the damage is kinda static
Yea sorry forgot to mention that but I was using it on cd
You are geared enough, the items that you have that are "undergeared" are subject are some of the hardest to get.
Though since you are a Blacksmith, the http://www.wowhead.com/item=70164 would be a major upgrade.
Any particular reason you aren't using http://www.wowhead.com/item=70108? Its obvious you have the Molten Front unlocked.
Don't forget to enchant your bracers with +50 Dodge.
Other than those 3 items, I pointed out, I don't really see anything wrong. I think it was more the RL was being stupid and decided to blame you.
You're BS/ALch. the Masterwork Elementium Deathblad is your... 5'th(?) BiS currently. Yeah, nuff said. I would highly recommend the Pyrelord Greaves as well, you're not a shield tank so the loss in mastery isn't AS detrimental. For your Tier 12 upgrading.... well, you're only going to get one or two items before 4.3 hits so... yeah, do what you want.
Other than that, yeah, I'd say that your RL was an unobservant stuck-up &^%*&$. It happens, don't take it to hard.
I'm getting the bracers enchanted today and have started hc's to get the orbs but am having bad luck at the moment. I was told the boots by a dk on my server that the boots aren't so great and it would be better to wait for a drop in FL but I will change those to. I'm in a guild so I didnt really get much chance to do pve so I'm behind but now everyone has disappeared so I'm trying to get back in to pvp. The rl is from the top 10 man guild on the server and most in that guild are quite obnoxious it's strange because all the 25 man guilds are all really helpful but /shrug
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In the 8th District we'll be working hard to install Greg Paulmier, a longtime NN member and community activist to replace Donna Reed Miller. We'll also be working hard to install two new faces in Council's At-Large roster, Sherrie Cohen and Andy Toy.
Some of our cosponsors are calling this the "Make Comcast Pay their DAMN TAXES Already!!!" forum. And that's the key question. Can we do that and keep from driving them away? We'll hear three local activists give their answer, and present other ideas they have to get the City to provide essential services, and enact progressive revenue measures to pay for them.
All candidates running in the May 17 primary election for Sheriff, City Commissioner, and Register of Wills on Wednesday have been invited. This is for those of you who want to know what a City Commissioner is, what a Sheriff is, and why do we have smart candidates running for these offices who want to abolish them. And why we have another candidate who wants to transform the Sheriff's Office into an office that keeps people in their homes, instead of evicting them. Answers will be given at this event.
This time progressives, not the media establishment, will be asking the questions. If you care about people and the planet, and what the candidates for Council At-Large want to do to protect them, you'll want to be present at this event.
Wisconsin is now ground zero in the growing struggle between the super-rich and everyone else. If you think regular people, not just banksters should have rights, join this rally!
The race for the 8th Councilmanic District Council seat is heating up. We will continue to work on having Neighborhood Networks' voice, and the issues it cares about, heard. That work will start at 7 PM. But first, at 6, we will start by breaking bread with each other over a potluck dinner. Everyone is welcome!
Here's some news coverage of our last event.
The election is over. But the struggle for a just city, state and country is not. Let's get together and figure out our next steps -- over a cup or two of delicious java -- at a great local conversation spot, Infusion Cafe.
Be there and vote. And get your friends, neighbors and everyone else you know to vote as well, but only if they live in the reality-based world with you. And only if you want your government to reside there too.
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... or perhaps you don't think that it matters. Perhaps you think, "I don't matter - I'm just one person...".
Officially it's not the Obama Office; it's the Organizing for America Office. But whatever you call it, it's all about electing Democrats who will advance the Obama agenda, and who Obama needs to have with him. And who we need to have with us. Otherwise, the big slideback to what we worked so hard to do away with will begin. So don't even wait for the official opening. Canvassing and phonebanking will start at 9 AM on the 7th and go til 9 at night from the new Office. Pick a slot and help the Democrats pick up the pace, right in your own neighborhood.
The Interfaith Green Fair will be an opportunity to learn about an exciting array of environmental programs, services, and goods that can help us to create a more sustainable world. Visit vendor booths, attend workshops, enjoy children's activities, and hear how to green your home, congregation and the world. Sponsored by a coalition of faith and environmental groups. Please join us, bring your friends, family, and kids, and make the connection between values and the environment. For more information and a complete list of vendors, sponsors, workshops and activities, please go to http://www.mishkan.org/ or contact email@example.com. Here's a list of the informative workshops.
This event is a teach in and strategy session. The keynote speakers are:
Judith Le Blanc, United for Peace & Justice, speaking on World Conflicts and Real Solutions
Bob Smith, founder of Brandywine Peace Community, speaking on Corporate Role in Support of Conflicts.
The keynote speakers will take questions after their remarks. Workshops and strategy sessions will follow. This is a brown bag affair.
Remember, we are the answer.
The Community Café will create an opportunity for people to get together in a relaxed setting to talk about issues that matter in our Northwest Philadelphia community. The first Café in November 2009 brought out over 100 people who engaged in active and productive conversations throughout the afternoon. So mark your calendars for April 18, 2:30-5 PM, and plan to join us for a great afternoon of meeting neighbors, catching up with old friends, and sharing information on a wide variety of topics.
District Attorney R. Seth Williams is hosting a series of Town Hall meetings. The next meeting is Thursday, March 25th from 6:30 pm - 8pm in the Kingsessing Recreation Center, at 50th & Kingsessing Avenue. Come and learn about the services provided by the District Attorney's Office and share with him your concerns.
On Tuesday, March 9th, thousands of people will hit the streets in Washington DC to protest big insurance and demand that Congress give America the health care reform we voted for. On March 9th the health insurance lobby, America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), is holding a national conference to advance their agenda to kill health care reform. Please Spread the Word!
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The "wise" people in Washington think we've given up on quality, affordable health care and that we will give them a pass in November for just letting the issue ride. This rally will say NO to that! Immediately after the rally a march to Washington will take place culminating in a rally there on February 24. Let's give the marchers a great sendoff that they'll carry with them all the way!!!
If you are in the Philadelphia area you can join HCAN on a rally / lobby day trip to Washington. They will rally against the Chamber of Commerce, near the White House, The Chamber of Commerce has spent millions - and laundered millions from big insurance - to kill health care reform and other progressive issues. On Tuesday they will rally outside the Chamber to remind Congress that no matter how much money they have, we have the people.
One or two vans will leave Philadelphia at 8:00 am from 112 N. Broad Street in Philadelphia. After the rally we will do some lobbying of members of Congress and then leave Washington by about 4:00 pm to return to Philly by 7:00 pm.
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MARCHinG, a Northwest group that emerged from the Obama campaign and Northwest NN are joining to create a community based learning and sharing experience at the Sedgwick Theatre Sedgwick Cultural Center, 7137 Germantown Ave, on the afternoon of November 15. All are welcome. Please HOLD THE DATE!
In the wake of the recent election, Candidates -- some winners, some participants -- will share about their experiences and you will have a chance to ask questions.
In this monthly South Philadelphia Neighborhood Networks Meeting, we will be inviting the heads of South Philly local neighborhood organizations, to let us know what their organizations are doing.
We intend to sponsor and important Town Meeting on the upcoming budgets. Please hold this date.
Linda Beckman, a member of NN writes the following information:
"Representative John Conyers, Jr., Democratic congressman from Illinois, sponsor of HR 676, titled The United States National Health Insurance Act ("Expanded & Improved Medicare For ALL"). His talk will explain how, If this act or one like it were passed, not-for-profit health care would give us a universal, comprehensive, high-quality, and affordable system that would benefit individuals, businesses, and government, indeed, everyone but health insurance companies. With the kind of single payer system offered by HR 676, health care would be publicly-funded and privately-delivered: instead of experiencing a reduction in choices, more Americans would have the options that are now available only to the wealthy--and yet the nation's health care costs would be cut drastically.
"Come hear Rep. Conyers talk about the advantages of HR 676 and how to get it passed. Questions and discussion will follow.
A second program will be held on 1PM to 3PM at the Penn Newman Center, 3720 Chestnut St (enter from Sansom St. Admission is free, donations are welcome.
Contact persons: Diane Mohney, RN Tel: 215-385-0455 Email: email@example.com OR Henry D'Silva MD Tel:267-679-0617 Email: email@example.com
Agenda: We need to stay focused and united as we pursue important actions that can make a big difference in our community.
We'll discuss updates on libraries and YMCA and what needs to happen next as well as other areas of local action and concern and strategies
that can strengthen outreach.
Local issues: keeping the Y open , beautifying our business district; Wayne Junction development, increased efficacy around $$ that impact our community. City wide issues: libraries, local elections;national issues: health care for all.
Sponsored by the Neighborhood Networks/Obama campaign workers in the Faimount area. All are invited. Details to follow.
What the coalition is fighting for:
• Full PUBLIC services for all 54 neighborhood branches
• Prioritization of Libraries in a Time of Economic Crisis
• Transparency & Accountability in Budgeting & Decision-Making
• Fairness & Equity in Budgeting
• No rolling closures
• No library branch privatization
Eighth Ward to follow up on two principal items:
1) background, alternatives and context of library branch closings;
2) structure a discussion of healthcare insurance policy or partner with others on such a public program.
We intend to develop a PLAN OF ACTION by NN 8th Ward, or NN city-wide, or jointly with other organizations as we have done before.
Finally, we will be planning for the Neighborhood Networks Inauguration Day celebration - watch on large-screen TV, eat, drink, hob-nob, and CHEER !!!
We welcome attendees from any Ward/Area of the city. Neighboring wards groups from South Philly, West Philly, the 4th, 29th, 15th and 29th wards and all other surrounding groups are encouraged to join us.
At our last meeting, the first after Obama's election, we began to identify the issues we want to work on locally to improve the quality of life in Germantown. In addition, we decided to take immediate action on collecting signatures to keep our neighborhood libraries open. Thank you for your library petition-gathering efforts.
At the January meeting we will: get update on fight to keep libraries open, update on efforts to save the Germantown Y, share info regarding the fate of local newspapers, report from those who
attended Germantown coalition meeting and
return to our list of issues so that we can refine and identify what local work our group will focus on this year.
We need all voices and perspectives because we have a great community and it needs a united effort to capitalize on its assets, and solve
some of its problems. Please bring friends and neighbors so we can have a strong local group effectively working on community priorities.
Agenda Items will include discussion and action that we can take on issues such as:
1. Local Phila Budget Crisis & Library Cuts- Prepare for Town Hall Meeting in our area to tell our elected officials what we want
2. National Health Care - Get involved in a national campaign to help the Obama Administration fulfill its pledge to provide quality health care for all.
3. Other issues of interest to attendees such as jobs, environment, energy.
Germantown citizens from all walks of life poured their hearts into the Obama campaign. Many were so encouraged by what the "power of organized people" can do, that they plan to get together to see how to "keep it up" to improve our own community.
At this Philly NN Post-Election gathering will celebrate our amazing work and talk about what we have learned about community organizing and how to make good things happen right here in our city!
Since the Mayor is saying the city is facing a massive budget crisis, this is an important moment. Inclusionary housing is a way
to bring additional resources into city coffers, in order to provide affordable housing to those who are most in need of support. Please let others know about the: "It's Time to Act" rally at 12 noon outside City Hall on Thursday, September 25!
Philly NN and several other organizations are joining forces by folding our resources into the Obama Campaign and into the party organization following the Convention.
Since they have set it up by 4 broad geographic areas - NN 5th, 8th, 15th & 32nd city wards all fall within Obama's Cate Brandon and the Center City area.
I emailed a checklist of roles for those of you who want a specific job, and will try to remember to send it again a few days before we next meet. Will you attend our next meeting - Tuesday August 26 in the "Patio" room of William Penn House at 1919 Chestnut at 7pm. We will have more of the effort's specific jobs defined so each person can choose what they do best, or where most people are needed.
"These are the times that ..."
... oh, you've heard that before? You already knew that?
Well here's something you may not know: there are thousands of unregistered voters in the 8th ward. That's potentially thousands of Obama voters who will not be counted for Obama unless someone gets them registered and someone helps get them to the polls.
That someone can be YOU. Neighborhood Networks can show you how easy it is to:
1) locate unregistered voters right where you live;
2) help people fill out the registration forms;
3) get the forms back to Neighborhood Networks for submission to the Election Board;
4) and a bonus benefit from working through NN �" you'll be increasing the political capacity among your own neighbors (fellow Philadelphians!) for issues facing all of us in the future. The Obama campaign can't do that for you, and they won't.
Neighborhood Networks members from the Germantown wards will have the chance to respond to the city's plans for the Wayne Junction improvement project. This is a significant redevelopment initiative and has the potential to make a tremendous impact upon the surrounding communities of Lower Germantown and Nicetown.
For more information on this or the June 3 event, contact Damon Doberts, S. Phila. Ward Coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com
This is an event endorsed by PhillyNN. Join nurses, doctors, patients and Americans of every stripe protesting in memory of the countless
victims of the insurance industry. Protests are being held around the country on a day when 38,000 health insurance lobbyists are having their annual convention in San Francisco. Join the protest against Cigna, one of the merciless health insurance giants that deny care every day, including the recently publicized denial of a life-saving liver transplant for 17-year old Natalie Sarkisyan.
It's Time for Guaranteed, Comprehensive Healthcare for All, Universal, single-payer healthcare would replace profit-driven insurance companies with a single public agency (like Medicare)that would distribute healthcare dollars to private healthcare providers. It cuts out the middlemen: private insurance companies that waste huge amounts of our healthcare dollars on things that have nothing to do with care: overhead, underwriting, billing, sales and marketing departments as well as huge profits and exorbitant executive pay. It is due time to take insurers' hands off our healthcare and create a humane system with guaranteed coverage for all.
Our Healthcare System is Not Working Over 47 million are uninsured; millions more inadequately covered. Yet, the U.S. health system spends a higher portion of its gross domestic product than any other country but ranks 37 out of 191 countries in its performance, according to the World
Health Organization. Hands Off Our Healthcare!
For information contact Kathleen Casey, PASNAP/NNOC, 610-567-2907, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sponsored by: Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals (PASNAP/NNOC), Healthcare-NOW!, Healthcare for All
Philadelphia, Healthcare for All Pennsylvania, Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP), Pennsylvanians United for Single-payer
Healthcare, American Medical Students Association, Pennsylvania Council of Churches, South Jersey Healthcare for All Coalition.
On Sunday June 15, starting at 1:00 PM at Allens Lane Art Center, Germantown and Mt Airy members meet to communicate our local strategy to win Pennsylvania and the White House. Organized by Dave Bell, Ward Coordinator in Mt Airy, working with Conni Bille, Ward Coordinator in Germantown, this meeting will mark the beginning of our campaign.
As you know Larry Farnese won the recent Democratic state senate primary very convincingly. For example, he took 18 out of the 19 divisions in the 15th ward.
One answer is that he will most likely be our next state senator after the election in November. 15th Ward Neighborhood Networks endorsed one of his opponents, Anne Dicker, in the recent Democratic primary. Despite all of our efforts, however, Mr. Farnese won 18 of the ward's 19 divisions. But the fact remains that despite his successful campaign, Larry Farnese is still somewhat of an unknown to most of us.
Donna Reed Miller is co-hosting a meeting at Lutheran Theological Seminary (Gtn Avenue & Allen's Lane) on Tuesday, May l3 from 7-9:30 with the Great Expectations project and the Economy League of Greater Philadelphia.
Germantown NN member Pam Bracey tells us there will be a SEPTA meeting to get community input on the plans to redesign/ renovate the SEPTA regional rail station at Wayne Junction
The meeting will be held at 6 PM Monday May 12 at St Francis Church in Germantown. All interested community members are welcome.
The primary is over - and the race is still on! At our May meeting, let's discuss our local experiences and talk about our next steps - for the national election in November and in local politics where we have the opportunity to help shape the new agenda.
Go to the polls. Make sure an NN representative is there at all times. We need to get our candidates elected.
The 15th ward NN group will be busy working for its endorsed candidate, Anne Dicker, in her race for the state senate seat in the 1st district.
This is a debate-in, a chance to challenge Rendell's assertions about the profitiability of the casinos. For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com. It should be fun as well as informative.
At our April monthly meeting we will be discussing the upcoming primary election, as well as issues-related activities and community outreach.
See home page for further details.
Just a quick reminder that HC4ALLPA's first-ever hearing before a standing committee of the State Legislature will be taking place this coming Wednesday, March 19, 10-1, Majority Caucus Room, #140, State Capitol, Harrisburg.
Agenda includes:
+Check-in with voter registration efforts & support for ward leaders/committee people.
+Discussion on local candidate endorsements.
+Prep for March 29th citywide conference @ Drexel.
+Status of health care bills in Harrisburg.
This will be an event to discuss possible NN endorsement for the upcoming primary.
A public forum for candidates in the April primary for state representative from the 198th legislative district, the seat currently held by Rosita Youngblood.
We have some very important business to discuss including: election of a 9th ward coordinator, endorsement for state legislature for the primary election, preparation for the March 29th Annual Meeting, general discussion about the presidential primary and how things are lining up making Pennsylvania a key state in spite of its late primary, and any other timely business.
A new meeting place and time. Hope you can join us!
Agenda items include:
1) Candidate endorsements - local and national
2) Statewide health care plans - status of Rendell Plan with State Rep. Jim Roebuck event
3) Citywide NN conference @ Drexel March 29th
Agenda items include:
1.) Candidate endorsements - local and national
2.) Statewide healthcare plans - discussion with Jim Roebuck State Rep on status of bills
3.) Citywide NN conference @ Drexel March 29th
We are writing on behalf of Neighborhood Networks.
Like many of you, we supported the candidates who opposed
Donna Miller in the last primary and general election
- Irv Ackelsberg and Rev Jesse Brown.
At divisions where we posted volunteers on election
day, we quadrupled the number of votes for our
candidates. So let's celebrate!
Panel discussion on get out the vote efforts in the neighborhood.
Our monthly potluck will kick off the new year with a bang. It will feature a guest speaker, Sherman Labovitz, who will talk about his experiences as the District Organizer for the Communist party of Philadelphia in the 1940's and 50's. This was a period in which the CP was the dominant force on the left in the city and Sherm was at the center of it all. Come and hear a veteran describe how his generation addressed many of the same questions we face today. All are welcome.
8th District Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller is co-hosting a meeting at Lutheran Theological Seminary (Gtn Avenue & Allen's Lane) on Tuesday, May l3 from 7-9:30 with the Great Expectations project and the Economy League of Greater Philadelphia. This would be be a good opportunity to follow up on communicating our community needs to her and pressing her to deliver services more effectively. You need to register (it is free) so call 215-854-5956 to do so.
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I love this guitar. I play professionally and currently own 6 teles and I must say this is the one I grab the most when heading out to play. The light weight ash body and the pickups make this guitar amazing. A must have! It's also versatile as well so I end up using it a lot during recording sessions.
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I was looking to upgrade from my Mexican 64 Tele and tried all the new models but in the end found the new Tele Neck's and Fret Wire tiring on my small hands so decided on a 50's model and fell in love with both the playability and Tone of my 58 White Blond. It was not my first Colour choice but I found that this was the best feel and tone of the 4-5 models I played so it is worth trying a few. I have since fallen in love with this Guitar, and use it for just about everything. My only gripe, and it not to be dismissed, Is that after 6 month where I have only Gigged live once and keep in the case when not using, I have now half a dozen paint chips, but am only aware of knocking it just once. Compare this to my 2nd Hand Mex, that I have had for 8 years, that has just one small paint crack by the Neck and has been gigged countless times and you get the point. This is why all the 50's Tele's look like a wreck and I am assuming Fender are using original Paint Jobs here, and so in next to no time you have something that looks original whether you like that or not. I still love the guitar but for something SO expensive it was a bit of a shock. Sometimes I get it out of the case and think Oh where did that one come from!! I do love the Guitar though and played through my Fender Delux 3 amp is just beautiful.
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Finally found I have always favored brushed satin nightgowns though they are now harder to find. This gown is very nice though not quite as thick as others I have owned. I would recommend to others as a decent gown. I do like the styling better than the others I have. December 28, 2013
nightgown search This product had the features I was looking for, but not quite the quality I wanted. The hem at the bottom was rolled not a one inch deep hem. The material was a light weight version. I like the collar style. December 28, 2013
While beautiful, the gown is thin. This gown is too thin for winter; however just right for cooler spring and fall weather. December 13, 2013
Comfortable nightgown in everyway! This nightgown wears and washes beautifully. It is very nice construction and fit. Thank you for keeping a traditional favorite in stock. December 10, 2013
So happy to have found this at decent cost For a while, it seemed that this kind of night gown had been relegated to oblivion. I had one almost like it for years and wanted this style with Mandarin collar and brushed Satin which moves so well when one turns over in bed. It is warm and make me feel cozy. December 10, 2013


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4-Year-Old Hippie Suspended For Long Hair
Taylor Pugh just wants to express himself through long luscious hair, ok? Let the cute hippie be. (That school dress code also looks kind of racist.) UPDATE: The school board voted unanimously to keep its ban on long hair. FREE TAYLOR. Watch Video ›


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Thanks to a wide assortment of free apps, you can turn any song into your library into a ringtone. But you'll still need your PC.
If you have an Android phone on Verizon, you can now use streaming music for your ringtone for $2 per month.
If you want to use an audio file as a ringtone in iOS, you can use Terminal and iTunes to convert and import tones to your device.
Has BBC Political Editor's credibility cratered by exposing his iPad ringtone on live TV? Or might it have been enhanced?
NASA has created an album of sounds on Soundcloud, including rocket launches, recordings from space shuttle missions and even a song about water on the moon.
The carrier is paying the fine to the FTC and other US government agencies as a result of charges that it unlawfully billed customers for items from other companies.
It's iOS 8.0.2 to the rescue, Apple hopes, after a software upgrade the day before had a rough landing on thousands of iPhones.
UPDATED: Apple has issued a "workaround" for its most recent update to iOS 8 which aimed to fix issues like "unexpected cellular data usage" when receiving text messages.
I'll show you how the big cell phone companies leave their mark on Android by altering the design of Google's mobile operating system.
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This question is inspired by this: Did God REALLY want to destroy the people of Israel?
God says to Moses:
The Lord said to Moses, "I have seen this people, and behold, they are an obstinate people.
"Now then let Me alone, that My anger may burn against them and that I may destroy them; and I will make of you a great nation."
But Moses pleads with the Lord:
Then Moses entreated the Lord his God, and said, "O Lord, why does Your anger burn against Your people whom You have brought out from the land of Egypt with great power and with a mighty hand?
"Why should the Egyptians speak, saying, 'With evil intent He brought them out to kill them in the mountains and to destroy them from the face of the earth'? Turn from Your burning anger and change Your mind about doing harm to Your people.
Finally God changes his minds due to Moses's pleading:
"...the Lord changed His mind..."
My question is: Why does Moses who is a mere mortal have compassion for the people of Israel while God, who is of infinite goodness lacks it?


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