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WASHINGTON - After enduring a recent tragedy such as the Boston Marathon bombings, many people are left asking, "When it is OK to laugh again?"
Humor blogger Phillip Scepanski offers some advice.
"It's not necessarily about being disrespectful toward the event or anything, it's about coping," he says.
Laughter, itself, is healing. It helps many in times of tragedies by providing a distraction.
Directly after the Boston bombings, Steven Colbert's comments on "The Colbert Report" encouraged Sam Ferrigno, blog editor at Hooplaha.com, to write about the benefits of laughter.
"It's terrible what happened," he says. "But I think that laughter and humor is a kind of medicine that can start to heal people."
Ferrigno was challenged on how to present the Boston story.
"I think that humor cuts the seriousness of any situation in a respectful and healthy way," he says.
"What Colbert was doing was to use humor to really show this kind of resiliency and to celebrate the attitude that he thought Boston was bringing to the situation," adds Scepanski, whose Ph.D. is in how television comedy deals with tragedy.
How New Yorkers would handle 9/11 was on the minds of the writers at National Lampoon.
"What the Lampoon did and I think what 'The Daily Show' and 'The Colbert Report' do is sort of make fun of things around the event. You can't make fun of the main source, so you have to go to the second tier like making fun of the way society responds to the tragedy," National Lampoon Managing Editor Steve Brykman says.
Regardless of how the comedy is executed, comedians agree that their delivery often helps people in the end.
"I think that is something comedy does that no other form of communication does. And that is test our boundaries," Scepanski says.
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I want to get this achievement but how do I high five him? I just hit level 10, and I\\\'m wondering if I\\\'ve already passed it or if it\\\'s later on in the game.
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After gaining access to Roland's Safe, there should be a fewquest markers around Sanctuary. There's one just north of Dr. Zed's place, which should be Claptrap. After you complete his quest you can talk to him and he'll raise his hand for a high five. Jus
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Having a bayonet on any of these is very useful for dealing awesome melee damage with deception, and can help make quick work of troublesome enemies.
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I hesitated a little bit at paying almost $200 for this piece when there were other baker's racks going for $100 on Overstock, but the description that it was completely made from iron and also already in one piece, very little assembly required (everything was already hinged together) is what tipped the scales for me. It also shipped for a few dollars and got to my home in less than 3 days from ordering it! THe box was VERY heavy but once I opened it up it took less than 5 minutes to get it standing and ready. However be warned that you do have to attach the very top shelf with some screws -- not hard at all -- but at first I thought the screws weren't included; but they are taped to the baker's rack itself in a very small black plastic bag that I couldn't see at first. This little plastic bag of screws should be a brighter color! Otherwise I love it and it handles my extremely heavy Le Crueset pots and pans, cookbooks and microwave really well. I can even hang hooks on the side to also hang frying pans off the sides. Not too wide but not too narrow either. Awesome purchase!
I love this bakers rack! It fit exactlty in the space a wanted it for. The dark green is lovely, just be aware it is VERY dark green. The best part about this rack (besides only paying $3 shipping) is that it arrives fully assembled. With the exception of the top shelf, which needs to be screwed into place, you simply lower the shelves and go. The shelves are very sturdy and have not bent or warped even while holding my cast iron cookware. I had been looking in the stores, and found nothing that even came close. So to all those reading my review...stop looking and just buy it!
fits perfectly along side refrigerator in a very small kitchen and adds valuable space!
There are cheaper racks available, but the few extra dollars for this one are well worth it! This is easy to assemble (just one setion needs to be added) and compliments have been forthcoming from friends. You won't be disappointed with this rack!
This is exactly what I need for my kitchen. First of all, this rack is made of iron, very heavy and sturdy, well made and easy to assemble. And it looks very nice in the kitchen. I will expect it to last forever. The height and width of each shelf gives this rack flexibility to store variety of stuffs as needed. It seems to have enough room to fit whatever was clustered before. The bottom one is high enough to fit my rice bag, the middle one is good to fit the microwave oven. After I bought the first one, my kitchen looks much neater. And I went back to buy another one, now finally I have extra shelf space left open in my kitchen. I'm very happy with the product.
I bought this bakers' rack to use for plants in my sunroom. It unfolds for assembly, ready to go except for one shelf that has to be attached. It's very sturdy, able to hold several potted plants. And it's very attractive in the bronze finish.
The people at Overstock are great in helping their customers, the first bakers rack came and was damaged and the top shelf could not be mounted into the shelf (the tabs did not fit in the allotted space so you could not insert the screws to hold the 5th shelf in place). The second one was a little better, at least the 5th shelf fit in the rack. The color does not match the picture so if you are looking for bronze you will not get it, it looks like a very dark brown. The packaging for the rack is very poor as it is placed into a cardboard box with nothing to protect the rack. Both racks had paint chips from being bumped in the box with no protection, small dents in the frame work, the workman ship is not there but if you purchase on a good sale price it is a solid rack.
Have a small kitchen and needed extra storage. This unit adds shelves without adding a lot of bulk. Looks great. Easy to assemble...you just unfold it except for the top shelf that goes on quickly. Very sturdy. Good buy.
I do so enjoy this baker's rack. It is great and the storage is fantastic. My kitchen is rather small but does have plenty of cabinets if all could be used. Since getting older it is difficult for me to get into the lower cabinets so was looking for something to hold my pots and pans that would be more convenient and this fits what I need perfectly. It holds them all plus my old Cornflower Corning Ware. Plenty of room so items not stacked on top of one another and the arrangement looks nice. This is a very well built unit. Easy to install as other reviews mention. If you need a baker's rack for pots and pans this will do very nicely. So happy I purchased it just sorry I waited so long checking out all other baker's racks on the internet. You definitely get what you pay for. If I should ever downsize to a smaller home this will certainly go with me as it can be used in many other ways.
I absolutely love this Bakers rack. It is a well built item in that it is heavy and solid. The shelves are sturdy and able to support my cookbooks and other decorative items. It fit the space I had allocated for it just right. Not a bad item for its price.
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Saturday, February 9, 2013
DOVER — She closed her eyes and spun around twice, pointed to a map and her finger landed on the Garrison City. That is just about how Laurie "Lolly" Raybould chose to open her first candy store here on Central Avenue.
When she arrived in Dover, Raybould met with Director of Planning and Community Development Chris Parker to see if there was any space available for her to open a similar shop and she signed a lease in January for the vacant storefront where City Hall Market used to be.
"If you are looking for genetic candy, like M&Ms, you won't find them at Lolly," she said.


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I attended a protestant Bible study recently about proof of Mary's virginity. The pastor mentioned something about "sin nature" being passed from father to child because of Adam's sin. This sounded a little odd to me and the verses that he quoted didn't really proof anything. Has anyone else heard of this?


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SAVAR, Bangladesh (AP) -- Even amid the euphoria over finding a woman alive in the rubble of a garment factory that collapsed more than two weeks ago, rescuers on Saturday returned to the grim task of dismantling the wreckage and retrieving decomposing bodies, knowing there was little chance of finding any more survivors.
The death toll from Bangladesh's worst industrial disaster is more than 1,000 and climbing. More than 2,500 people were rescued in the immediate aftermath of the April 24 disaster, but until Friday, crews had gone nearly two weeks without discovering anyone alive.
Then, in the midst of what had become a grim search for decaying bodies following the world's worst garment industry disaster, rescuers found a woman alive, providing a much-needed boost for the weary workers.
For 17 days, the woman, a seamstress, lay trapped in a dark basement pocket beneath thousands of tons of wreckage as temperatures outside climbed into the mid-30s Celsius (mid-90s Fahrenheit). She rationed food and water. She banged a pipe to attract attention. She was fast losing hope of ever making it out alive.
In the ruins of the collapsed eight-store garment factory building above her, the frantic rescue operation had long ago ended.
"No one heard me. It was so bad for me. I never dreamed I'd see the daylight again," the seamstress, Reshma Begum, told Somoy TV from her hospital bed after her astonishing rescue on Friday.
The miraculous moment came when salvage workers finally heard Begum's banging. They pulled her to safety. She was in shockingly good condition, wearing a violet outfit with a large, bright pink scarf.
"I heard her say, 'I am alive, please save me.' I gave her water. She was OK," said Miraj Hossain, a volunteer who crawled through the debris to help cut Begum free.
The rescue was broadcast on television across Bangladesh. The prime minister rushed to the hospital, as did the woman's family to embrace a loved one they thought they'd never again see alive.
On April 24, Begum was working in a factory on the second floor of Rana Plaza when the building began collapsing around her. She said she raced down a stairwell into the basement, where she became trapped near a Muslim prayer room in a wide pocket that allowed her to survive.
Her long hair got stuck under the rubble, but she used sharp objects to cut her hair and free herself, said Maj. Gen. Chowdhury Hasan Suhrawardy, the head of the local military units in charge of the disaster site.
"There was some dried food around me. I ate the dried food for 15 days. The last two days I had nothing but water. I used to drink only a limited quantity of water to save it. I had some bottles of water around me," Begum told the television station, as doctors and nurses milled about, giving her saline and checking her condition.
The last survivor had been found April 28, and even her story ended tragically. As workers tried to free Shahina Akter, a fire broke out and she died of smoke inhalation.
Crews were instead engaged in the painstaking work of trying to remove bodies so the victims' families could bury their loved ones. They eventually approached the section where Begum was trapped.
"I heard voices of the rescue workers for the past several days. I kept hitting the wreckage with sticks and rods just to attract their attention," Begum said.
She finally got the crews' attention when she took a steel pipe and began banging it, said Abdur Razzak, a warrant officer with the military's engineering department who first spotted her in the wreckage.
The rescue crews could not believe there might be a survivor. "But within minutes, we were sure that there was someone," Razzak said.
The workers ran into the dark rubble, eventually getting flashlights, to free her, he said.
They ordered the cranes and bulldozers to stop immediately and used handsaws and welding and drilling equipment to cut through the iron rod and debris still trapping her. They gave her water, oxygen and saline as they worked.
Hundreds of people engaged in removing bodies from the site in recent days raised their hands together in prayer for her survival.
"God, you are the greatest, you can do anything. Please allow us all to rescue the survivor just found," said a man on a loudspeaker leading the supplicants. "We seek apology for our sins. Please pardon us, pardon the person found alive."


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The 2012 John Moores Painting Prize exhibition was a highlight of the art world's calendar, with the best of the UK's painting talent on display.
A detail from the 2012 winning artwork, Stevie Smith and the Willow by Sarah Pickstone features on the cover of this accompanying catalogue. Inside you will find all of the exhibition works plus biographies of the artists, essays from jurors George Shaw and Angela de la Cruz, and images of all of the previous John Moores first prizewinners. The catalogue also features the five winners of the John Moores Painting Prize China 2012.
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News about Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 9, 2014
Dior sponsors, for the second time, Guggenheim's fall gala, held in the museum's landmark rotunda. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
About 20 people gather outside black-tie benefit for the Solomon R Guggenheim Museum to protest museum's plans for branch to be built on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; island is already home to a New York University campus build by migrant laborers who worked under harsh conditions and protesters are calling on Guggenheim to ensure against similar mistreatment of workers. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
Adjunct curator Sandhini Poddar has put together retrospective for underappreciated Indian painter V S Gaitonde at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Oct. 10, 2014
Roberta Smith reviews exhibition honoring Heinz Mack, Otto Piene and Gunther Uecker, three Zero artists of postwar Germany, at the Guggenheim. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Plans for proposed Guggenheim museum in Helsinki, Finland, prove polarizing, with left-of-center politicians warning that it could squander local resources; deal would cost a staggering $177 million; final decision will be determined largely by yearlong open international architectural competition, which began in June 2014. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Holland Cotter reviews exhibit Under the Same Sun: Art From Latin America Today at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
May. 25, 2014
About 40 protesters critical of the Guggenheim Museum's planned franchise in Abu Dhabi smuggle their own artworks into the Guggenheim in Manhattan, placing them in an exhibit of Italian futurism; intervention is part of growing protest over labor conditions for migrant workers on Saadiyat Island off the coast of Abu Dhabi, where museum's franchise is soon to be constructed. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
Brian Seibert reviews Guggenheim Museum's Works & Process series presentation of two dance pieces choreographed by Emery LeCrone, one classical, one contemporary, both set to Bach's Partita No 2 in C minor. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Globalization of art through museums is often better served by smaller, more nimble institutions; recent staged protest at Solomon R Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan regarding their outpost being built in Abu Dhabi highlights difficulties large institutions face, as their actions are more visible and therefore more scrutinized. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Brian Seibert reviews program of 19th-century ballets by Marius Petipa, performed by eight dancers from Pacific Northwest Ballet, at Guggenheim Museum as part of its Works & Process series. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
Roberta Smith reviews exhibit Italian Futurism, 1909-1944: Reconstructing the Universe at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Jan. 24, 2014
Holland Cotter reviews photographs by Carrie Mae Weems at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Jan. 21, 2014
Guggenheim Museum's Italian Futurism retrospective, opening in February 2014, will be capped by five murals on loan from a post office in Sicily; rarely seen murals, called Synthesis of Communications, were painted in 1933 and 1934 by Futurist artist Benedetta Cappa, who was known only by her first name. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
Guggenheim Museum has undertaken massive project to answer persistent questions regarding establishment of authenticity of pieces in its Panza Collection of Minimalist and Conceptual art; effort puts museum in controversial territory, be it aesthetic, legal or practical. MORE
Dec. 19, 2013
Vivien Schweitzer reviews performance by Vox Vocal ensemble, joined by Graham Ashton Ensemble and Practical Trumpet Society, at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Dec. 16, 2013
Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim reviews Isaac Mizrahi production of musical fable Peter & the Wolf at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Dec. 3, 2013
Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi is transforming Prokofiev's 1936 fable Peter & the Wolf at Guggenheim Museum from concert and art installation to full theatrical production; show has become holiday tradition at museum, with different artists creating installations each year to visually interpret tale, which will be narrated by Mizrahi. MORE
Nov. 23, 2013
Ben Ratliff reviews performances by Joe McPhee, Arto Lindsay and the Thing at Nation Time, music event accompanying exhibition of paintings by Christopher Wool at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Oct. 25, 2013
Roberta Smith reviews exhibit of paintings by Christopher Wool at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Oct. 4, 2013
Holland Cotter reviews Robert Motherwell: Early Collages exhibit at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Sep. 20, 2013
Admit One column on Jeffrey Martinez, who during daytime is guard at Guggenheim Museum, watching over masterpieces and gently explaining art to visitors; at night, Martinez creates his own art. MORE
Jul. 22, 2013
Guggenheim Museum announces fall 2013 season of its Works & Process series, which offers audiences access to creators and performers of coming works. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
Steve Smith reviews premieres of two new vocal works by John Zorn, performed at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Jun. 21, 2013
Roberta Smith reviews James Turrell installation, Aten Reign, at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
Wil S Hylton article profiles James Turrell, artist known for experimenting with light, as he prepares for exhibits at Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Apr. 30, 2013
Alastair Macaulay reviews premiere of dance piece Khmeropedies III: Source/Primate, choreographed by Emmanuele Phuon and performed by Cambodian dance troupe Amrita Performing Arts at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Mar. 23, 2013
Jon Pareles reviews premiere of electronic music piece Hive, written and performed by Tyondai Braxton at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Mar. 21, 2013
Guggenheim Museum in New York, Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, are planning coordinated, successive exhibitions dedicated to the work of James Turrell, artist who uses light as his primary medium. MORE
Mar. 20, 2013
Guggenheim Museum wins $10 million grant from Robert H N Ho Family Foundation to commission works from artists born in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong or Macau; money will also go toward endowing a curator at museum whose entire focus will be contemporary Chinese art. MORE
Feb. 22, 2013
Holland Cotter reviews exhibit No Country: Contemporary Art for South and Southeast Asia at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Feb. 15, 2013
Roberta Smith reviews Gutai: Splendid Playground exhibition of Japanese postwar art at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Feb. 1, 2013
Karen Rosenberg reviews Paper Like Skin exhibit, featuring works of artist Zarina, at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Steve Smith reviews Salvatore Sciarrino's Cerchio Tagliato dei Suoni, performed at the Guggenheim Museum by 104 flautists organized by multidisciplinary artist Zara Lawler. MORE
Nov. 16, 2012
Ken Johnson reviews Gabriel Orozco: Asterisms exhibit at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Oct. 28, 2012
Patricia Cohen notes that New-York Historical Society's exhibit on World War II, Metropolitan Museum's survey of Andy Warhol, Guggenheim's retrospective on Picasso and Hirshhorn Museum in Washington's show on Ai Weiwei all seek to show new angles on topics that are already familiar to the public. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
Guggenheim Museum conservators, using new infrared imaging techniques, are able to closely examine the portrait of a man underneath Picasso's 1904 painting Woman Ironing, which is on view in the museum's exhibition Picasso Black and White. MORE
Oct. 5, 2012
Karen Rosenberg reviews exhibit Picasso Black and White at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Sep. 29, 2012
Steve Smith reviews performance by Russian pianist Mikhail Rudy at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Jul. 6, 2012
Roberta Smith reviews exhibition Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Jun. 15, 2012
Karen Rosenberg reviews exhibit Art of Another Kind: International Abstraction and the Guggenheim, 1949-1960, at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Apr. 20, 2012
Martha Schwendener reviews Being Singular Plural, an exhibition of video and film from South Asia, at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Mar. 16, 2012
Ken Johnson reviews photographs by Francesca Woodman at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Feb. 24, 2012
Karen Rosenberg reviews exhibit of sculptures by John Chamberlain at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Feb. 22, 2012
Vivien Schweitzer reviews the cantata It Happens Like This, with music by Charles Wuorinen and words by poet James Tate, performed by the Ensemble Signal at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Jan. 13, 2012
Martha Schwendener reviews exhibitions Pop Objects and Icons From the Guggenheim Collection and Surface, Support, Process: The 1960s Monochrome in the Guggenheim Collection. MORE
Dec. 4, 2011
Photographs taken by Francesca Woodman will be on display at the San Francisco Museum of Art, and then head to the Guggenheim Museum in New York; Betty and George Woodman, the protective parents of the photographer who committed suicide at the age of 22 in 1981, have consented to sharing vintage prints of work by their daughter. MORE
Nov. 20, 2011
App City column; two New York Museums, the American Museum of Natural History and the Guggenheim, introduce new mobile applications for visitors' smartphone in an effort to enhance their experiences. MORE
Nov. 4, 2011
Roberta Smith reviews retrospective of mixed-media works by artist Maurizio Cattelan at the Guggenheim Museum. MORE
Oct. 23, 2011
Guggenheim Museum, while preparing for exhibit of Wassily Kandinsky artworks, discovers that a 1913 painting of his features another painting — apparently done by his girlfriend, Gabriele Munter — under it. MORE
Mar. 30, 2011
Claudia La Rocco reviews performance of new work by choreographer Lynne Taylor-Corbett, featuring music of David Del Tredici, part of Works and Progress series at Guggenheim Museum. MORE
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A New Art Capital, Finding Its Own Voice
As plans for the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi go forth, those involved are hoping to speak to the art history of many nations.
December 7, 2014, Sunday
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Guggenheim Unveils Finalists in Design Competition for Helsinki Museum
The Guggenheim Museum has narrowed the list of architecture firms that might be hired to build a new museum in Helsinki, Finland, to six.
December 2, 2014, Tuesday
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Not much is left of 2010 and even less remains of the baseball season. With the Rookies of the Year, Cy Youngs and Manager of the Year Awards doled out this week, two awards remain – the League MVPs. The remnants of the season that was haven't stopped a flurry of action building toward 2011.
Classic impact: Monday saw a pair of new-bloods honored with the Rookie of the Year Awards. And for the third time in history, both players helped lead their club to the World Series. The Giants' Buster Posey and Rangers' Neftali Feliz were the first pair since Fernando Valenzuela and Dave Righetti in 1981 for the Yankees and Dodgers. The first pair was Gil McDougald and Hall of Famer Willie Mays in 1951 for the Yankees and Giants, respectively.
Seven is Three's Company: Your National League Cy Young Award winner, author of two no-hitters – one a perfect game and the other the second ever thrown in the postseason – is Roy Halladay. The Doc's second Cy Young shows he is among the game's elite, but he remains five behind the all-time lead in that category. His team however, just became one of only three teams with at least seven Cy Young Awards. Hallday is joined in Phillies history by Hall of Famer Steve Carlton (four), Steve Bedrosian and John Denny (one each).
Interestingly enough, the other two clubs with seven are also NL teams. The Braves racked up seven with Greg Maddux (three), Tom Glavine (two), Hall of Famer Warren Spahn and John Smoltz (one each). And the Dodgers out-rank all major league teams with nine Cy Young Award winners: Hall of Famers Sandy Koufax (three) and Don Drysdale (one), along with Eric Gagne, Orel Hershiser, Mike Marshall, Don Newcombe and Fernando Valenzuela (one each).
Nine years is a heck of a start: Minnesota's Ron Gardenhire won his first Manager of the Year Award, and Twins fans think it's about time. Gardy had previously finished second in voting five times. His teams have won 90 games five times and he is the first manger in history to win six division titles in his first nine years. With 803 career wins, only five managers had more wins in their first nine seasons than Gardenhire. All five now call Cooperstown home: Sparky Anderson (863), Al Lopez (836), Joe McCarthy (828), Earl Weaver (812) and Frank Chance (810). Current Angels manager Mike Scioscia, also had exactly 803 wins through his first nine seasons.
Hot Stove action: While the heat really turns up around the Winter Meetings, a least one big trade has already gone down. All-Star utility man Omar Infante is taking his talents to South Beach while slugging second baseman Dan Uggla shifts to Atlanta. Losing an All-Star who can play almost any position on the field is big, but the Braves may have picked up a steal. Uggla owns the third-best batting average of anyone at Turner Field since it opened in 1997 at .354. Only Albert Pujols and Barry Bonds have hit better.
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Before we can create virtual machines with OpenVZ, we need to have a template for the distribution that we want to use in the virtual machines in the /var/lib/vz/template/cache directory. The virtual machines will be created from that template.
You can find a list of precreated templates on http://wiki.openvz.org/Download/template/precreated. For example, we can download a minimal Debian Squeeze template (x86_64) as follows:
cd /var/lib/vz/template/cache
(If your host is an i386 system, you cannot use an amd64 template - you must use i386 templates then!)
I will now show you the basic commands for using OpenVZ.
To set up a VPS from the debian-6.0-amd64-minimal template (you can find it in /var/lib/vz/template/cache), run:
vzctl create 101 --ostemplate debian-6.0-amd64-minimal --config basic
The 101 must be a uniqe ID - each virtual machine must have its own unique ID. You can use the last part of the virtual machine's IP address for it. For example, if the virtual machine's IP address is 192.168.0.101, you use 101 as the ID.
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vzctl set 101 --numothersock 120 --save
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To start the vm, run
vzctl start 101
To set a root password for the vm, execute
vzctl exec 101 passwd
You can now either connect to the vm via SSH (e.g. with PuTTY), or you enter it as follows:
vzctl enter 101
To leave the vm's console, type
To stop a vm, run
vzctl stop 101
To restart a vm, run
vzctl restart 101
To delete a vm from the hard drive (it must be stopped before you can do this), run
vzctl destroy 101
To get a list of your vms and their statuses, run
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root@server1:~# vzlist -a
To find out about the resources allocated to a vm, run
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server1:~# vzctl exec 101 cat /proc/user_beancounters
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WASHINGTON - Local singer-songwriter Laura Tsaggaris has been performing across the country for more than 10 years, and she is now poised to push into the mainstream with her new album "Everyman."
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Alt-country legend Ryan Adams also makes an appearance.
"Jamie is friends with Ryan," Tsaggaris says. "He stopped by while we were working and liked some of what he heard."
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The Osprey Aether 70 Backpack really is the pack that does it all from gear-heavy weekend backpacking trips and ski tours to mountain-climbing excursions. Built with outstanding load-carrying comfort, the Aether 70 features a new IsoForm CM hip-belt that adds stiffness and padding for better performance with heavy loads without increasing the Aether's weight.
- IsoForm CM hip-belt balances firmness and cushioning for optimal carry while the spacer mesh IsoForm harness offers a comfortable fit
- IsoForm CM hip-belt can be heat-molded at any authorized Osprey dealer for a customized fit
- LightWireHD peripheral frame effectively transfers load to the hip-belt
- Airscape backpanel supplies a smooth, breathable contact surface
- Single 6061-T6 center stay maintains the backpanel shape
- Choose between the S, M, L, and XL sizes depending on trip length and the amount of gear you carry
- Large top area and front J-zip offer wide, easy, and quick access to the main compartment
- Lid converts to a lumbar pack with built-in belt for short excursions from camp
- Durable materials and construction ensure a solid pack that lasts season after season
- External hydration sleeve in backpanel simplifies refilling and protects pack contents from spills (hydration bladder not included)
- Compatible with AddOns packs (AddOns sold separately)
- Osprey recommends the AddOns Daylite detachable daypack when your weeklong trip requires a little extra gear
- Wide-mouth access to sleeping bag compartment with divider helps keep your gear organized
- Zippered hip-belt pockets provide secure storage
- Dual-access stretch mesh side pockets stash your water bottles
- Dual side compression straps and StraightJacket compression help to balance and secure the load
- Removable sleeping pad straps, two ice axe loops and handle wraps, and Stow-on-the-Go trekking pole attachment help to keep your gear securely in place
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I am thinking about this back pack or Arial 65. I checked the size of the backpack but not sure which size would be more comfortable for me between S and M size. My height is 5'5, and weight is 147 pounds. My body type is slim but my chest is little bit thicker than ab since I used to work out. Please help me.
Backpacking Yosemite Veterans Day weekend.
Tucker Wells
bomb-proof pack!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I got my Osprey Aether 70 back in 2007 and have used it for almost every trip I've gone on until about a year ago when I went with something slightly lighter and still find myself picking up the Aether first. This is my "go-to pack" for sure, I have been flat out abusive to this thing and it has delivered! The suspension system, although heavy, can carry anything you throw at it! I've loaded this pack to the rafters and every time is comfy and balanced. I would highly recommend this pack to anyone looking for a solid pack that can handle abuse and won't quit! I would buy another if this one was stolen or damaged beyond repair.
Couldnt Ask for more
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Great pack. Light, durable "convenient" and comfy.
Osprey knows what they are doing plane and simple. I have used it for overnights and extended Days, alike. My one gripe is that there aren't a bunch of "organizer" pockets.....Then again, like I said above, its a very "convenient" pack. The more pockets you have the more junk you stuff in them.....not always a good thing.
Overall a great pack, zero complaints so far.
Andrew Mark
Osprey does it again
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've used this pack on several trips over the course of the summer. From weekend trips to 8 day getaways, this pack absolutely nails it. Super light yet incredibly durable construction, great volume, and comfort all combined into one. I was able to carry all of my personal gear, food, stove/pot, tent and additional gear necessary to lead trips for 6+ days without any issue.
As with any pack, fit is half the battle. If you're unsure how to properly fit and adjust your pack, I'd suggest taking it to a local retailer for some assistance or using a friend's guidance.
I am 6'0, 175lb, and the medium fit me just fine. Osprey's size chart is accurate.
Ready for TACTICAL situations.
Tyson Purkey
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This thing is one of the most comfortable packs Ive worn. I'm super impressed and stoked to take it on some more trips.
Brandon K.
God-Like Pack.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Bought the Aether 70L(s) last year for my 10day camping trip up too Algonquin first time ever doing back country hiking. I was able to fit everything in this bag! it has an awesome sleeping bag compartment which i can also stuff a large Coleman pillow in there as well. I then put my clothes at the bottom of the pack including 2 shirts, Shorts, Hoodie, 2 socks, 2 boxers. I then would put my Therm-A-Rest Trail lite sleeping pad on top of that, which would be followed by my drysack full of food.(10days worth), i kept my rain gear on top coat+pants with some fuel in there as well. It has a handy strap on the top to keep everything secured and tight. The top part of the pack had bug spray, deodorant, toilet paper, first aid kit, map, light, and couple of other stuff all fit nicely (which can also be used as a day pack BONUS!). The bag can withstand a beating and is very durable it has many compression straps to make it fit properly and snug. Side pockets were good to hold my water bottle and my platypus. The hip belt is totally awesome great feel to it and doesn't dig into your hips,i kept a pocketknife, cliff bars, lighter, bug spray and bug net. I would recommend this bag to anyone who was interested in looking to buy a bag, its downright amazing, 3 of my friends also picked up the same bag Aether 70L and Ariel 55 they would say the same thing that i've stated about it. You get what you pay for and it's always worth it to spend that extra dollar on something that will make your camping life easier, no regrets hope this helped you on your purchase!
Tyler V.
Great pack
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Used a couple of times and cannot believe how well the pack feels when you have a ton of gear in it and like that you can get a specific size so the pack fits perfectly to your body size.
I would recommend this pack to anyone who is getting into serious backpacking and needs a durable pack that is well built but also has lifetime warranty which proves the company stands behind what they are selling.
Five stars
Reid Pitman
Wide enough for a 5 gal bucket
Reid Pitman
Did you know you can fit a 5gallon bucket...
Did you know you can fit a 5gallon bucket inside this thing? Awesome! and so glad I didn't have to clip it to the outside.
Bill Porreca
What was in said 5 gallon bucket? Picture or it did not happen.
Reid Pitman
Stashed rope, crowbar, brushes, bolts, a #2 camalot, clifbar wrappers and a pickle smell...
I'm considering to get a backpack for all...
I'm considering to get a backpack for all my camping and overseas trips (I live in Singapore), and I have plans to Central / South America for about 3-6 months and maybe some winter camping in Switzerland. Which do you think is a good option of a backpack - the Osprey Aether 70 or 85, the Tatonka Escape 60, or the Northface Terra 65? So far it's been 10 over years since I last backpacked, I'm totally a novice to backpacking gear :). BTW, I'm 5' 4", about 165lbs (yes, a considerably small sized for Asian :)). Thanks for the info!
Oh yes I forgot to mention I'm also an avid fan of motorbiking in country areas.. so hopefully the backpack wouldn't stand in the way of the motorbike :). Thanks for any info here! Appreciate it :)
Bill Porreca
If you are currently in the states heres what I would do. I would order this bag in both sizes the 70 and 60 to see if your stuff fits in there. The 60 is smaller of course but, if you can fit everything in a smaller bag its going to be a lot easier for you, especially travelling. I would stay with the Aether though, great pack and Osprey is an awesome back pack manufacturer.
Backpacking in Harriman
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is my first full-on backpacking pack. I'm really impressed with the versatility, ergonomics, and thoughtful features. It's rugged yet comfortable, and it's been a pleasure to hike and camp with.
I have fit the following in there at once with ease: My Marmot Earlylight 2p tent, a sleeping back, a thermarest prolite 4, MSR whisperlite, fuel, and a bunch more. I can also easily fit the larger Bearvault internally.
The hydration integration is clutch, as is the versatility of the top compartment (can be used as a hip pack).
My only gripe is I wish they included an integrated rain fly like they did on my escapist backpack. It's very weird that it's not included.
I'm hooked on Osprey products.
Great Ergonomic Fit
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
After researching for a few months and trying on many different packs, I always came back to this one based on the comfort, lumbar-back support, weight handling, gear-rigs/warranty, and looks.
I have been a massage therapist/health educator for over 10+ years as proper alignment,comfort, and utilizing body mechanics while carrying any weight is the upmost important to me. For me this pack is the best option, i tried out the Gregory Baltoro; shoulder straps and lumbar support were not the right fit for me while carrying weight. Opsrey Atmos; my mid back started developing pains as the pack was fully adjusted but still was not the right fit for me.
This pack, Aether 70 -i filled it with 30 lbs and kept it on for over 30 mins in the store-walking up/down stairs, and it felt fully connected with my body, no pains or discomfort anywhere as i did this 3 different times before making my final decision as I highly recommend to take your time trying on your pack.
This pack seemed to be an overall favorite amongst many other backpackers based on similar likes and comfort.
I will post another update once i come back from yosemite on a 25mile hike/trail.
Happy Trails...
I really like the design of Osprey backpacks...
I really like the design of Osprey backpacks and set on getting one, but trying to decide on a 70 or 85L pack. Thinking that I would need something that could handle a 7-10 day trip max although would probably re-fuel every 4+days. Maybe for Philmont and then also for any family backpacking trips.
David Thiel
I'm of two minds on this:
1) If you're going to use it for family backpacking, then that extra volume can come in handy for light-but-bulky crowd pleasers (for my crowd, it's bagels). You can also choose to under pack it anytime you want. I go with slightly larger volume backs on scout campouts since i have to carry stuff that others will forget.
2) The smaller the pack, the more judicious you'll be when packing... and 70 liters really should be big enough for what you're describing.
3) if your plans include winter camping and/or you just have bulky gear, then I'd go with the larger size.
4) if you have gear that can strap to the outside (z-rest, sleeping bag in a dry bag, etc. Or if you don't carry a tent... then I'd definitely say go with the smaller pack.
There, that's four minds.
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On top of Big Bald, with my Aether 70, Appalachian Trail, 5-2014
It made from China or in US. ?
It made from China or in US. ?
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What is the difference between the 2013...
What is the difference between the 2013 and 2014 models? They are different prices but i cant see any noticeable tech difference
Mike D Hilverda
According to Osprey the Aether 70 has not changed from last years model. Still a great pack even with the sublte price increase.
David Roth
Hi, I have two questions. 1) I have been...
Hi, I have two questions. 1) I have been seriously looking at packs lately and am deciding between this in the 60 or 70 L, the Gregory Baltoro 65 pack, and the Osprey Atmos 65 pack for several 1-2 week journeys on the AT and would like to know people's thoughts on which pack would be best. (I'm posting this question here just because I'm not sure where else to post it and because the Aether is currently my top pick.) 2) When I looked at the store, I noticed that this pack has two open-ended buckles on the right side and was wondering what they are for?
Jared Downs
That's awesome that you'll be getting after it on the AT.
So recommendations for the proper volume size for a pack can be tough. It's a little tricky since I don't know exactly what you plan on carrying but if I were you, I'd be trying to get a 50-55 liter pack. Anything 60+ Liters is a bit large in my opinion. I own a 70 liter pack (first thing I bought when I knew nothing and the dude at the local EMS told me that was what I needed. He didn't know jack, just trying to pedal product).
I hardly use my 70 liter. I'd look at 50-55 liter packs and really examine what gear you plan on taking with you and whether you really need it. Ask yourself questions about whether you need that first or second book, that third shirt or third pair of pants. Trim the gear and bring what you truly need. Plus by lightening your load, you'll have a far better experience.
In regards to your questions though, I'd immediately rule out the Gregory Baltoro 75 because it weights a whopping 5 lbs 10 ozs (size small) up to 6 lbs 2ozs (size large) which is insane. I'd also rule out the Osprey Aether 70 because weights anywhere from 4 lbs 8 ozs up to 5 lbs 3 ozs.
Out of these three options I'd lean towards the Osprey Atmos 65 due to the reduced weight.
Jared D.
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David Thiel
Jared's comments are right on the mark. I would agree that a 70 liter pack is a bit big (assuming this isn't winter camping) and you'll end up filling it up just because you can.
However, if you have the discipline to NOT fill it up, I generally am happier with a slightly larger pack (like 65 liters) than Jared states. Part of this preference is that I like a tight pack with nothing hanging off of it (making noise, getting caught on stuff, etc) so I like to make sure I have the volume I need.
Jared is again right on the mark when he says to look at the weight of the pack. You can get some pretty huge numbers if you're not paying attention.
Not sure which loops/buckles you're talking about, but they might be Osprey's add-on system,?
David Roth
Thanks for responding to my questions guys! this actually helps a lot and was along the lines of what I was thinking. Jared, since you were saying a 50-55 L pack would be good, I am going to guess that the extra 5 in the Aether 60 wouldn't be bad. I do like the atmos, but I was a bit concerned at the fact that it seemed to have less of the easy acess compartments and some other features than the Aether does. When I tried on the Aether 60, I admit it seemed a bit heavier but not too bad because the weight seemed to distribute well and the girl at the store recommended it the most.
To give some more details that I forgot, for the AT I am hoping to not be so much of a rookie backpacker and take everything under the sun. I was looking to at least be a little bit more minimalist and practice a few primitive skills that would lighten my pack, say by getting some of the food from nature instead of a bag.
As for the buckles that I asked about, I originally thought they might be daypack attachments, but the two half buckles are only on one side of the pack so I don't think that would make much sense.
Well, I think my options are at least narrowed down to two packs now. Thanks again for the input!!
Jared Downs
David Thiel,
Solid points about 70 liter packs and winter hiking. Very valid as that is primarily the time that I use my 70 liter now. During the summer if it's a 2-3 day hike, I trim down to a 30 liter. I prefer to sacrifice some comfort to save a few ounces here and there. It adds up quickly! But you also have great points about a bigger pack that isn't crammed full. If it is filled but not crammed it can have great weight distribution with very little if any pressure points.
David Roth,
My apologies on skipping the buckles part of your question. I totally spaced on that!
The Aether 60 is a good option for reducing some weight but still being able to carry a load.
Just to get you thinking a little more, here's a few products I'd be looking at if I were you.
ARC3649 (48 liters)
BLD1276 (45 Liters)
BLD1166 (50 Liters)
GRG3290 (50 Liters)
Those are all a tad small for you but still, to show you something maybe to aim for down the road. I have a feeling that half way through hiking the AT, you'll be ditching some gear if not sooner. It's all too common. Maybe look at some 55 liter packs? The common recommendation is to go for packs that are all too big and my thought process is if I have a pack a few liters smaller than I've got to really think through each piece of gear I'll be taking with me.
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Jared D.
800.409.4502 ext 4055
Pat Gunning
Those two open buckles are for the two compression straps on the front of the pack. If you are taking a lighter load you can run the straps all the way over to the one side to really snug down your load. The Aether series is add-on compatible, underneath the flaps of those two compression straps are 4 loops where you could attach a daylite daypack. If you are going to be doing base camping it is a good thing to have.
David Roth
Thanks for the responses guys. You pretty much cleared up everything else I was wondering about in regards to these backpacks. Jared, thanks for all of the additional info. I have heard from a bunch of people not to go larger because then you are tempted to fill the pack, plus an unfilled pack is an off-weighted one. Also, I am not doing the full trail right now, don't have the time. BUT, I am hopefully completing the NH section, which would be a nice chunk of experience under my belt.
Jared Downs
If your heading for the NH section of the AT you'll be in my backyard. You'll love it, but it'll be a bit of an ass kicker until your get your legs under you. There will be a ton of great spots but take some time to enjoy the Franconia Ridge and Prezi's.
Jared D.
800.409.4502 ext 4055
Coming from a guy who has done the John Muir Trail and the High Sierra Trail a couple times. It is very easy to overpack! However, if you are ever tempted to do i very long trek, i highly recommend going for a little bigger of a pack. I started out doing small weekend 3 day trips, and was hooked on it, and I have done the JMT three years in a row now. Very glad i got a bigger pack!
Reid Pitman
Hey David, just throwing in my 2 cents. First off go with osprey! I'm a huge fan of their packs from day packs to climbing.
So for long trips I prefer comfort over weight for the pack and lightweight gear. The Aether 70 will carry everything under the sun comfortably. It compresses fairly small but you still have the option that extra layer\meal.
If you're just getting into backpacking and picking up all new ultra light gear a smaller pack will workout for you, but if you're like I was when I started out, using the bulky sleeping pad\bag, stove, puffy. Well a larger pack will help. After you're all geared up with lightest and smallest its quite easy to get away with a smaller size. Like Jared stated, its easy to pack light and right. Its just not cheap! Happy trails. Have fun!


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Trees need care. Proper long-term care is essential to maximize the benefits a tree has to offer.
Arborists care for trees. Professional tree care providers (arborists) are individuals knowledgeable in the care needed to sustain
a tree's life and long-term benefits.
TreesAreGood.org provides the public with educational information about the benefits of trees
and how to properly care for trees in the urban environment. The site contains resources from the International Society of Arboriculture,
and also provides a collection of reliable tree care information provided by other industry organizations.
ISA is now accepting nominations for the 2015 ISA Awards of Distinction and True Professionals of Arboriculture. The deadline for submissions is January 31.
Check out this article from Entomology Today and find out how learning more about the Asian Ash tree may help fight the emerald ash borer.
Congratulations to 2014 ITCC Champions Scott Forrest and Josephine Hedger.The complete list of preliminary results is available online.
Check out the 2014 ISA True Professional of Arboriculture Award Winners and learn more.
New edition of this great book on insects from A-Z is now available. Great for kids.
Accidents serve as a stark reminder of the dangers homeowners face when conducting their own tree work.