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Have you tried installing Wordpress manually, and not using Fantastico?
I have posted this in (general) web development so apologies for cross posting but it should probably have just gone in here...
We installed Wordpress via Fantastico on the cpanel and all of the links seem to be pointing to the root not the ohisp address and therefore not working. As we wanted the site to be viweable by the Head teacher before it went live we are a bit stuck. What's the next step please anyone. I have emailed servicedesk...
It's the OPENHIVEisp thing...
Have you tried installing Wordpress manually, and not using Fantastico?
I haven't tried that, no, but I think Synetrix will do that. At the end of Friday they said they would install it so I will see tomorrow. On their own admission this is relatively new to them (cpanel/Wordpress) so I am building the site on our server space as well and may just get them to point the A records to that until they are further down the road. I've never come across ohisp before and there's next to nothing when you Google it, so hopefully, when it's all sorted this can be a roadmap for the next school. I can't imagine there won't be other schools using Wordpress with them - so all info should help. Thanks!
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Alternate Title: The Indian FighterI Yam What I Yam (The Indian Fighter) (1933) - Popeye the Sailor Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Popeye the Sailor Theatrical Cartoon SeriesTheatricalSeriesCartoon
- Traditional Animation
- Fleischer Studios
- Distributed by: Adolph Zukor
- Cartoon Characters: Popeye, Olive Oyl, J. Wellington Wimpy, Big Chief, Other Indians.
- Voice Actors: William "Red Pepper Sam" Costello, Charles Lawrence.
- Directed By Dave Fleischer.
- Produced By Max Fleischer.
- Animated By Seymour Kneitel, William Henning.
- Originally Released on September 29, 1933.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 6:05 minutes.
- Black & White
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Shipwrecked Popeye, Wimpy and Olive land on an island inhabited by unfriendly Indians. Popeye hits the big chief so hard that he turns into a caricature of Mahatma Gandhi!!
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This cartoon, the first in the Popeye series, was released on 9-29-33; just 3 months after the sailor's debute in POPEYE THE SAILOR (Betty Boop cartoon # 14). It begins with Bluto singing "Strike Up the Band for Popeye the Sailor" over the... (read more)
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Los Angeles Soccer: Michael Tetteh
CHIVAS USA: Valentin is part of GA tour
Major League Soccer's annual Generation adidas tour of Europe begins Monday, and the 18-man team Sporting Kansas City coach Peter Vermes will guide includes Zarek Valentin, who would still be part of Chivas USA if he were still in the Generation adidas program.
Valentin, 20, who went to Montreal in last week's expansion draft, is one of four players "graduated" last month from the developmental program on the roster for the 10-day trip, which includes games against Ajax Amsterdam's reserve team, FC Volendam and Almere City FC. Vermes played for Volendam in 1990.
The other "graduates" are Columbus midfielder Dilly Duka and Tony Tchani and Philadelphia forward Danny Mwanga.
Garden Grove's Luis Gil (Santiago HS), a rising midfielder with Real Salt Lake, Philadelphia midfielder Amobi Okugo (UCLA) and Seattle defender Michael Tetteh (UC Santa Barbara) are among continuing GA players on the roster.
MLS's decision to "graduate" Valentin from the GA program led the Goats to leave him exposed in the expansion draft, where he was nabbed by Montreal coach Jesse Marsch, a former Chivas captain. Galaxy coach Robin Fraser last week said it "extremely baffling" and said he was "extremely, extremely disappointed" to see Valentin, 20, pulled from the program.
GA players do not count against clubs' salary caps nor roster sizes.
MLS officials have not addressed the reasoning behind the decision despite requests to do so.
The GA roster is bolstered by former GA Kevin Alston, a defender for New England, and three Home Grown Players: New York's Sacir Hot and Matt Kassel and D.C. United's Conor Shanosky.
MLS DRAFT: Locals only
Quartet finds employment
- Michael Tetteh (UC Santa Barbara): Top left back in the draft lasted into the second round, was taken by Seattle with the 20th selection.
- Michael Farfan (North Carolina): The playmaker from Wildomar (Cal State Fullerton) saw his stock drop considerably after a poor combine. Philadelphia took him with the 23rd pick, the last of the Generation adidas players to go.
- Hector Jimenez (California): Midfielder from Bell Gardens (Bell Gardens HS) is headed home, snapped up by the Galaxy in the second round (34th pick)
- Davis Paul (California): The forward from Upland (Damien HS), Jimenez's teammate at Arsenal FC in Alta Loma, heads to Chicago in the third round, with the 51st of 54 picks.
Who waited … and waited ...
- Michael Boxall (UC Santa Barbara): The New Zealand national-teamer went into the combine regarded among the top center backs, but his weaknesses -- struggles to keep up with fast forwards, questionable decision-making, an inability to play out of the back -- really hurt him. And his foreign status doesn't help either.
- Amani Walker (UC Irvine): Target forward didn't offer a good enough glimpse of himself during the combine and dropped further down the depth chart. He's a good bet for the supplemental draft.
Up for grabs in Tuesday's second draft
- Rafael Baca (Loyola Marymount): The wing-midfielder from Lawndale (Animo Leadership HS) would make a nice pickup for some MLS club.
- Corey Attaway (UC Irvine): Hard-working, versatile midfielder from Chino (Chino Hills HS) deserved a combine invite, is going to play somewhere.
MLS DRAFT: Galaxy take local product
The Galaxy made Hector Jimenez, a Cal midfielder from Bell Gardens, their second selection in Major League Soccer's draft Thursday, then traded away their final pick.
Chivas USA added depth with their last selection, and Yorba Linda's Steven Lenhart headed west in a trade.
Jimenez, a winger with skill and strong creative instincts, was taken with the 34th overall selection. The two-time All-Pacific 10 Conference first-teamer, who played at Arsenal FC and for Bell Gardens High School, had five goals and 28 assists in four years at Cal.
L.A. traded its third-round pick to D.C. United for two first-round selections in Tuesday's supplemental draft.
Chivas USA used its third-round selection, No. 40 overall, on versatile Brown midfielder Jon Okafor.
Four local players were drafted -- UC Santa Barbara's Michael Tetteh (by Seattle), former Cal State Fullerton midfielder Michael Farfan (by Philadelphia) and Jimenez in the second round, and Upland's Davis Paul (by Chicago), from Cal, in the third.
Lenhart (Esperanza HS/Azusa Pacific) was traded from Columbus to San Jose for the No. 15 pick in the draft, whch the Crew used to acquire University of Michigan forward Justin Meram.
Here are the local picks:
1/16 Paolo Cardozo (Quilmes/Argentina), M
2/34 Hector Jimenez (California), M
+ F Chad Barrett, trade from Toronto FC for future considerations
1/4 Zarek Valentin (Akron), D (GA)
1/14 Victor Estupiñan (LDU Quito/Ecuador), F
3/40 Jon Okafor (Brown), M/D
2/20 Seattle: Michael Tetteh (UC Santa Barbara), M, Los Olivos (Dunn School), GA
2/23 Philadelphia: Michael Farfan (North Carolina), M, Wildomar (Cal State Fullerton), GA
2/34 Galaxy: Hector Jimenez (California), M, Bell Gardens (Bell Gardens HS)
3/51 Chicago: Davis Paul (California), F/M, Upland (Damien HS)
MLS DRAFT: Mock first round
Several teams, the Galaxy included, could be looking to move up in the draft -- the first half-dozen or so players would help anybody, and there are a few more role players available in a class that might be better than first thought.
The draft has shrunk to just three rounds -- 54 picks -- but those not selected will be available in a four-round supplemental draft Tuesday.
And on to the picks:
MLS DRAFT: 5 locals to watch
Here are the top five propsects with SoCal roots (and seven more who could slip in):
1. MICHAEL TETTEH (UC Santa Barbara)
The Ghanaian speedster, who went to the Dunn School in Los Olivos, went into the combine as the top-ranked left back, and two subpar outings weren't enough to change that. He's raw, but Tetteh's otherworldy pace and a Generation adidas contract, which means he won't count against roster size nor cap, makes him a coveted prospect.
The former Cal State Fullerton playmaker from Windomar, in Riverside County, is a two-time All-American with U.S. youth national team experience, but there are concerns about how quickly he can raise his game under heavy pressure, and he did himself no favors during the combine. But he's got the skill and there's no denying his body of work in Chapel Hill.
3. MICHAEL BOXALL (UC Santa Barbara)
The New Zealander has extensive experience -- he's already appeared for the Kiwis' national team -- but he appeared to slip down the center-back depth chart with a hit-and-mostly-miss combine. That likely dropped him out of first-round contention, but his play for the Gauchos will aid his cause.
4. HECTOR JIMENEZ (California)
The wing-midfielder from Bell Gardens (Bell Gardens HS) has great touch, combines well and has the skill to create. He enjoyed a solid combine, especially the first two days, with Bears teammate Demetrius Omphroy providing support.
5. RAFAEL BACA (Loyola Marymount)
The midfielder from Lanwndale (Animo Leadership HS) was a surprise omission from the combine, but the former Galaxy U-20 player could be a nice fit for a team looking for a right-sided winger. His coach with the Lions, Paul Krumpe, has no doubts: "He can be a fantastic wide midfielder at the next level. Talk about a guy with a ridiculous amount of workrate. He's solid through and through."
M Corey Attaway (UC Irvine)/Chino (Chino Hills HS)
D Joel Bagby (UC Irvine)/Huntington Beach (Edison HS)
M/D Gray Bailey (UC Irvine)/Huntington Beach (Huntington Beach HS)
F Tomislav Colic (Vanguard)
*F Davis Paul (California)/Upland (Damien HS)
F Spencer Thompson (UC Irvine)
*F Amani Walker (UC Irvine)
* Attended combine
MLS combine leads to draft with 6 locals
Major League Soccer's technical staffs are in Fort Lauderdale the next four days to assess top draft prospects at the league's annual combine. Seventy players have been divided among four teams, and doubleheaders will be played Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday.
The draft, with three rounds of 18 picks apiece, is Thursday in Baltimore. Chivas USA has the fourth overall selection, and the Galaxy will pick 16th.
Ten players, nine of them college underclassmen plus 17-year-old forward Omar Salgado, who signed with the league when he was forced to depart Club Deportivo Guadalajara after committing to the U.S. under-20 national team, are on Generation adidas contracts and will count neither against the roster size nor salary cap for the clubs that select them. GA players traditionally are among the most talented and coveted in the draft.
The list includes UC Santa Barbara junior Michael Tetteh, a Ghanaian midfielder who prepped at the Dunn School in Los Olivos. Five GAs -- including Darlington Nagbe and Perry Kitchen, widely seen as the top two prospects in the draft -- come from NCAA champion Akron. Also among the group is defender Zarek Valentin, whose brother, Julian, was a defender for the Galaxy in 2008-09.
Four GAs -- Salgado, Kitchen, Valentin and Maryland goalkeeper Zac MacMath -- will miss the combine while playing for the U.S. U-20s. Nagbe, who on Friday won the Hermann Trophy as college soccer's top player, also will skip the conbine.
Five foreign players who did not play at U.S. colleges are in the combine, including forward John Rooney, the brother of Manchester United superstar Wayne Rooney. John Rooney spent time on trial with the Seattle Sounders and Portland Timbers to prepare for the draft.


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Valuable guidelines for writing compelling stories. The Reporter's Handbook is also a writer's handbooks, offering students advice on such topics as getting the details while reporting; avoiding stereotypes; dealing with tension and resolution; and finding the appropriate tone and point of view for a story.
Broad coverage of important investigative topics. From financial institutions and utilities, to the government and insurance companies -- The Reporter's Handbook covers a broad range of topics and issues that have significant bearing on on everyday life.
A greater emphasis on local reporting. Throughout the text, examples of local investigative reporting mirror the types of stories students will write when they first enter the profession. This edition also includes a new chapter on "Managing Your Beat: Conducting Investigations at Small News Organizations."
Expanded section on ethics. New examples from working journalists include ethical disputes and dilemmas and allow students to critically assess situations that they will face during investigations.
New chapters on Documents and Databases and on Freedom of Information. Coverage of primary documents and computer-assisted reporting has been combined in a single chapter to show students the interrelationships between hard documents and electronic information with new material on acessing documents and databases. This edition also includes a new chapter on the Freedom of Information Act.
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The UCC provides confidential counseling within a brief therapy model to ensure all students have the opportunity to access our services within a reasonable amount of time. During the initial session(s), your counselor will listen to you to hear the issues that have brought you in, and make recommendations for the types of services that might be appropriate to help.
Some students find relief by coming for 2-3 sessions to talk about something very specific, while others are unsure about how frequently or for how long they would like to attend sessions. As there are annual session limits (12 per academic year) part of the initial assessment by your counselor may include a discussion about off-campus referral. We keep an excellent updated list of mental health providers and specialists in the Winston-Salem/Greensboro area.
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I just noticed that I have the Sunday 12/21 century starting at 7:00 - it should be 8:00. Sunrise isn't until 7:54
Due to a family emergency, the Dec 13 Bethlehem Century scheduled from Henryville is cancelled.
due to local flooding many of the low lying roads are underwater.
Ride cancelled due to weather
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Cancelled due to weather, safety concerns. Sorry!
Scott Seligman
This is a perfect opportunity to visit your local bike shop and pick-up a little somethin' for the bicyclist on your gift list!
While I reserve the right to change the century route on Sunday due to weather conditions, at the moment I am planning on riding to Norman Station. The route may be viewed at http://ridewithgps.com/routes/6570890. Please let me know if you would like a copy of the cue sheet. (intended riders only please). Expect a fairly easy course but a course with some gravel road, some bad roads, and a bridge you have to climb a barrier to cross. Store stops are at Medora and lunch is at Jiggs in Norman Station. There are dogs on the route, but I have changed the route to avoid two pit bulls that seemed particularly aggressive. Puddle
The Monday Dec 1 Fat forty ride is cancelled due to the rain.
I am moving the 2PM LBC ride from Iroquois Park to a 1pm start time.
So this Saturday, 11/29/14, put the turkey left-overs down and come to Iroquois
Park at 1pm, wheels will roll at 1:15pm.
By poular request and due to limited daylight. Most of this
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Longtime Gwinnett Technical College employee Lorri Christopher has announced her retirement after 15 years with the institution.
In a letter addressed to friends and colleagues, the college's director of institutional advancement said she had "truly enjoyed" the opportunity to work at Gwinnett Tech. She said she will continue to support the Gwinnett Tech Foundation and the college on a part-time or volunteer basis.
Christopher said she plans to stay active as a city council member for the city of Peachtree Corners, and as a member of Rotary and the Peachtree Corners Business Association along with other area organizations and boards.
"I've had a most wonderful time," said Christopher in a phone interview on Thursday. "I've had a great time working with our community and supporting the people in our college."
In addition to her current role, Christopher taught several courses at the college including technology, marketing, programming, systems development, project management, systems analysis and design.
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my question relates to the Getmail how-to on Debian Etch.
I can see that in this guide Falko pipes mail retrieved by Getmail to the Postfix MTA. However, the Getmail documentation does not recommend piping to an MTA, advising an MDA instead.
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What Does it Mean to be "Pro-Science"? (and Why it Matters for Space Exploration)
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Many of this week's science links happen at the wondrous intersection of mystery and discovery.
In this week's edition, learn about amphibious dinosaurs, frozen bison mummies, and hummingbird combat.
In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
The former chair of the Harvard University physics department muses on how faith gives meaning to his scientific work.
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This week's news features volcanoes, skeletons, and stars, as well as a thought-provoking new book from InterVarsity press.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
God could have created a fertile planet miraculously in an instant, but when we look carefully at the physical evidence, it appears that the earth has a longer history as part of the universe.
God could have created a fertile planet miraculously in an instant, but when we look carefully at the physical evidence, it appears that the earth has a longer history as part of the universe.
The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
We can understand why man, modern man in particular, would like to mop the floors and bleach the walls. We might not be able to tame reality, but we can tame our perception of reality. We intellectualize in order to feel in control.
"There was no better way, in Boyle's opinion, to 'give us so great a Wonder and Veneration' for God's wisdom, than 'by Knowing and Considering the Admirable Contrivance of the Particular Productions of that Immense Wisdom,' by which he mainly meant the exquisitely fashioned parts of animals both great and small."
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Thank you for the feedback. I too have found AYS very helpful. In fact, Ken Commerford at AYS is a ''stud'' when it comes to sales and selling a Beneteau. If I could I would have purchased a boat from him. However as so well put by AYS and the 7 other dealers I spoke with myself, or through a proxy, Beneteau USA drives dealers via the CSI reward program. They also support the notion that "This is America and you can buy from any dealer....BUT..."
And here is the kicker that is just ONE part of what I''ll write up for all would be buyers of a new Beneteau...this is a quote from the dealer that just lost the sale in which he is 100% honest and right about buying a boat ''outside'' of region as you are suggesting...
"if you buy it from another dealer, honestly they are not going to warranty it here. Beneteau will warrant it but you''re going to be dealing directly with Beneteau on any warranty issue on the boat. No different than if you walked in here, bought this boat and you then moved to Florida a week later. The Bnt dealer in Florida is not going to help you. Sure they might be friendly etc, but they are going to tell you to call the factory direct, they didn''t sell the boat to you."
Thanks and keep sending the emails. Yes, there will be great service scenarios (as should be the norm), but I want to hear from all those that had poor experience a the hands of a dealer, or Beneteau USA.
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As NY1's Brooklyn Week continues, fine art photographer Robert DeRosa, who has found an unusual muse in the Gowanus Canal, takes NY1 on a very special tour of the waterway and its bridges. NY1's Arts reporter Stephanie Simon filed the following report.
There are five bridges over the Gowanus Canal. Robert DeRosa has photographed all of them, but the Carroll Street Bridge is his favorite.
"This is a landmark bridge in New York, one of the few. And there's a mechanism underneath the bridge that has wheels and tracks on it and it actually slides back diagonally to provide access to the canal. It was built about 1888, I think," DeRosa says.
It's hard to miss a sign on the bridge saying there is a $5 fine for speeding. Don't worry, though, it's just a historic relic, one of many interesting sights DeRosa has found on his adventures around Gowanus.
"Like that Kentile Floor sign -- Kentile Floors is no longer there but it retains a sense of the Brooklyn where I grew up," says DeRosa.
After a successful career in finance, DeRosa was laid off a few years ago. Instead of retiring, he decided to go back to school to study photography and get his master's degree at the School of Visual Arts. It led him to appreciate Brooklyn's changing landscape.
"All of the change that is going on in my life is reflected in the city that I grew up, and in the borough that I grew up on," DeRosa says. "It's constantly changing, and I love it. It keeps it stimulating, it keeps me alive, it keeps me young."
He is using that energy to get to the canal at sunrise most days, shooting everything from serene waterscapes to industry and even oil slicks.
At the Third Street Bridge, right at the point where it opens, one can feel it bounce a little bit as trucks go by. Yet despite the bumps along the way, DeRosa is inspired by the special and strange beauty along the Gowanus Canal, and continues to capture it even as it changes. For more information, visit www.DeRosaImages.com.
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Bees took over a fire hydrant next to Red Restaurant on Fulton and Front Street.
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"We were getting the holiday weekend started and he said, there's a swarm of bees the restaurant, we can't sit outside, we can't sit outside," Trufant said. "What do you do? It's a new adventure. It never happened before so man years living here. It's very strange, something different. You see people here around looking amazing. I've never actually seen a bee before here like Manhattan and stuff. I only see them in like mountain places."
Managers at Red said lost more than $12,000 in business.
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"The queen taking a third of the bees with her to a new location. That fire hydrant today was just a waiting room for the bees and they were going to go from there to another place, but they were intercepted," said Cote.
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Staff was very friendly and ready to help with any needs that we had. Coffee service downstairs had a different treat every morning-all excellent.
No in-room coffee set up. Had to dress, go downstairs and carry coffee to the room.
Everything was great! We were offered a discounted upgrade and took it. Expensive weekend but many extras offered so we were very pleased with all aspects. Very friendly staff in hotel and restaurant.
Carpet in room looked a little worn but can think of any other negatives.
I forget my passport in the safe box and when I contact them they where very helpful and send it to me. I want to thank all the stuff in the hotel and specially Mike Thomas from the security.
Gym Pool Great breakfast and lunch Quiet room - floor 10 The house car!
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The hotel building was old the furniture was run down and needed replacment and worse of all is the cost of the hotel car park (42 dollars per night)
The staff were great, the food was great and the band Saturday night were fantastic
Fantastic view from 15th floor! Nice bar and restaurant. Breakfast was excellent! The staff was very helpful, and did send us to good restaurants. The house car included in room price was the icing on the cake. We paid quite a bit, and loved every minute of it :)
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while check in they offered us an upgrade for the room based on deferent payment that was explained like trick !! We we are checking out there wads big amout deducteed from the credit card and reserved extra amount as well they put us in bad sattuation as I need to use my credit for other hotels as well We inform the hotel front desk about what happens they said we can't do any thing Then we talk to the hotel management to solve this problem one lady she was so profusional her name is MRS MESHEL she help us and solve the problem in one day Hope all the staff are like MRS MESHEL
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This graduate course aims to introduce students to different interpretations and methodologies used to evaluate the production processes and the nature of low-income housing in Latin America, and to assess the rationale and effectiveness of public policy. It does so in such a way as to include the equivalent self-managed (colonias) housing areas of Texas, and in part asks the question: What can we learn from the Latin American experience about housing policy here in Texas, and in the US more broadly? This is tied to Professor Ward's current research which will be interpolated within the classes. The course will adopt a "political economy" paradigm of the housing process that examines the way in which housing production assists capital accumulation and serves to integrate low-income groups socially and politically as urbanites and as citizens. The changing nature of housing processes and the adequacy of public policy initiatives to respond to effective housing demand, will allow us to begin to interpret both the rationale underpinning state intervention and to evaluate the relative effectiveness of public policy.
The course begins with a broad overview of housing production as a development issue, and a student-led workshop will identify urbanization and housing data trends for several Latin American countries (as well as for Texas). The study is tied to a multi-city study of housing policy for urban regeneration of inner suburban areas that is currently being directed by Professor Ward and it is hoped that there will be a "capstone" conference on this issue sometime in the last two weeks of the course. Students will be expected to undertake some basic reading for each class in order that they participate fully in the student led-seminar presentations. I will also circulate class (lecture) notes and, as necessary will talk over them briefly front or back end of class usually relating our discussion to current research in Texas and elsewhere. Each student will be expected to lead discussion and present two "Practice and Policy" generic papers on Latin America relating to one of a selection of substantive issues (access to land; self-help housing; gender and housing; renting and non-ownership; infrastructure; community participation and management; housing finance, and so on). Finally, "round-up" seminars will address the future policy imperatives for both Latin America at the national and sub-national levels, as well as for Texas, looking back at the 2007 Legislative Session and to the future legislative imperatives. There will be one fieldtrip to colonia-type subdivisions in central Texas, and possible another to the border Del Rio/Ciudad Acuna. A reading knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese is desirable but not essential for participation in this course.
" *Alan Gilbert. 1994. The Latin American City. (London, Latin American Books, & New York, Monthly Review Press)* " Alan Gilbert, ed. 1996. The Latin American Megacity. Tokyo and New York.. The United Nations University Press. " Alan Gilbert and others. 1993. In Search of a Home: Rental Housing in Latin America. (University of Arizona Press). " Alan Gilbert Rental volume " Gareth Jones and Peter M. Ward (eds.) 1994. Methodology for Land and Housing Market Analysis, (University College London Press & Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.) " United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (HABITAT), 1996. An Urbanizing World: Global Report on Human Settlements. Oxford University Press, New York. " *Peter Ward. 1999. Colonias and Public Policy in Texas and Mexico: Urbanization by Stealth. (University of Texas Press)


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Apr 24, 2008 12:28amfinsprings 268 posts
Topic: BUGbase / USB WiFi adaptorAs a stopgap measure until the WiFi module comes out, if I have a USB WiFi adaptor, and there is a Linux native driver for it, should I expect to be able to use it with the bug (presuming the driver will compile for the iMX31 and presuming I can incorporate that driver either into a tweaked kernel or into the rootfs from whence it could be modprobe'd)? In my case, I have a Linksys B/G module with a ralink chipset in it. There are drivers for it at http://www.ralinktech.com/ralink/Home/Support/Linux.html, which look promising, although I haven't yet attempted to build them for the iMX31.
Apr 23, 2008 7:05pmkschultz 107 posts
Topic: BUGmodules / buglocate GPS info
Take a look at this:
Thanks Alex
Apr 23, 2008 4:24pmdrywall406 2 posts
Topic: BUGmodules / Accelerometer questionsGreetings,
I've been working to try to find the acceleration, velocity, and distance traveled from the accelerometer and I just have a few questions:
1. What is the default sensitivity of the accelerometer? I've read that this can be changed, but I haven't seen how to do so.
2. I've found the following equation that finds the acceleration due to gravity from the sensor reading. It requires knowledge of the sensor values at zero, +1g, and -1g acceleration and I was wondering if my values are accurate and/or if this is an appropriate function to use to determine acceleration.
z = 2(y - A) / (B - C)
A = sensor value at zero acceleration (I've found this to be around 500)
B = sensor value at +1g acceleration (around 660)
C = sensor value at -1g acceleration (around 330)
y = current sensor value
z = acceleration value
Multiplying z by 9.8 will convert z into meters per second squared.
3. I've somewhat been able to affect the behavior of the sample numbers, but I'm not quite sure what I'm supposed to be seeing. For example, if I move the accelerometer in the positive-y direction, how should the y-value be affected?
I have a general idea how the accelerometer works, but I'm looking for verification on how I'm using the data. Also, any documentation and/or suggestions regarding the accelerometer would be appreciated. Thanks.
Apr 23, 2008 12:24pmaroman 21 posts
Topic: BUGmodules / buglocate GPS info
Hi Matt,
It's a jupiter 32 chip and it is Sirf Star III. The product briefing is available here: www.navmanwireless.com/uploads/UT/hj/UThjwbdg2_…
By default the output of the gps module is set to NMEA 0813 and you can request an input stream to the raw data by using the INMEARawFeed OSGi service. To answer your question, the chip does support the Sirf Binary protocol.
There are ways to communicate directly with the GPS from Java, however, they are not exposed as OSGi Services. Could you open a feature request in bugzilla ( bugcommunity.com/bugzilla/ ) to add an OSGi service that supports Sirf Binary Protocol communications with the GPS?
A brief overview on how java access to our modules work:
Most of our hardware modules are represented by one or more linux character device drivers.
Each of these device drivers are accessible via a Java class called CharDevice. CharDevice mirrors the Linux character device driver interface: open(), read(), write(), close(), etc.
A CharDeviceInputStream can wrap a CharDevice to provide an InputStream to the device driver.
Based on this InpuStream we provide OSGi services tailored to the hardware module. For examples, the INMEASentenceProvider allows the client to get an RMC sentence object from the GPS input stream which in turn can be queried for latitude and longitude. However, if the client desires access to the raw data they can get an input stream to the output of the GPS via the OSGi service INMEARawFeed.
You are the first person that I know of requesting access to the Sirf Binary Protocol. However, as you can probably imagine, the architecture allows you to read and write bytes to the GPS module (CharDevice::read() CharDevice::write()) directly therefore supporting the Binary Protocol at this level from Java; It just needs to be carefully wrapped up into an OSGi service.
If you don't mind, please open a feature request in our bugzilla.
I hope this information was useful to you and anyone that is interested.
Apr 23, 2008 6:33amagordon 74 posts
Topic: BUGmodules / buglocate GPS info
Angel monitors these forums. I believe he is also sometimes on the #buglabs IRC channel on freenode.
Apr 22, 2008 11:24pmmattpease 2 posts
Topic: BUGmodules / buglocate GPS info
Hi Kevin -
Thanks for the information.
It sounds a little painful. How would I get in touch with Angel?
Thank you-
Apr 22, 2008 10:21pmkschultz 107 posts
Topic: BUGmodules / buglocate GPS infoMatt,
More details are on the wiki here, including a link to the chipset manufacturers page with specs. It is a SiRF based chip. At the Java level there is not an inferface yet for what you are looking for, the inferface is only provides a position in a DD Lat/Lon position object. No meta-data or raw data is passed up to Java apps. That is something that would have to be added to the JNI driver, but it should be possible with some additional code. As for how complex a task that is, I believe Angel (aroman) is the one who did the GPS driver so he would know more about that.
Hope that helps some,
Apr 22, 2008 6:11pmmattpease 2 posts
Topic: BUGmodules / buglocate GPS info
Hello Buglab -
What chip is inside the buglocate module? Is it a sirf star III?
Also, we need access to satellite pseudorange data. We want to build a logger that logs this data for later post-processing of GPS data.
To get at this data, we need to send the GPS SIRF binary commands.
And we'll need to read the unfiltered sirf binary stream off the chip.
Does someone at Bug Labs know if the BugLocate module will do this?
Thank you-
Apr 22, 2008 3:09pmakravets 25 posts
Topic: BUG SDK / Setting Virtual BUG home directory?
Hey Kevin,
If you open Virtual BUG Launch Configuration, there will be two tabs: Virtual BUG and Concierge. In Concierge tab, in properties table there is a property com.buglabs.osgi.cm.storage. The value for this property is where state of Virtual BUG is stored. The storage directory is OSGi's storage directory.
The reason for two directories is because storage directory gets wiped out whenever framework is restarted (default behavior) and Virtual BUG's storage directory is persisted between restarts.
Apr 22, 2008 2:49pmkschultz 107 posts
Topic: BUG SDK / Setting Virtual BUG home directory?
How do you change where the Virtual BUG leaves its files and looks for files?
I have Eclipse & Dragonfly installed at /dev/production/ but it goes straight to / when it looks for files and it also creates at least two directories (storage and 126.96.36.199) in ~/ whenever the Virtual BUG runs. I think there is a way to change this and this question has been answered before but I couldn't find the option.


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(02-22-2012 07:50 PM)jd2k2003 Wrote: Trading is suppose to be something we do for fun and should not be a huge hassle. Some back and forth to negotiate and all good. Mail out within a week and some good communication is all we really need.
Had one trade where the items didnt get mailed out, I asked the guy about it and it got misplaced in some other things. He says it got mailed out (still waiting a few more days) but he's been good on the communication and have no plans of marking him down.
(02-22-2012 07:37 PM)markmulder20 Wrote: So today I get on and see a PM from rad_1205 telling me that he is sending back my cards and that he want his cards back. I responded and told him that it has to be a mutual agreement and that I was not sending the cards back.
(02-22-2012 08:16 PM)cptnemo66 Wrote: Im not getting into the whole mess and Im not defending either side. But I would like to comment on the trade back. If EITHER party is unhappy for ANY reason a trade back is a possibility, at least in my book. If any of my trade partners said they wanted a trade back I wouldnt even question it. I dont need a reason. Just tell me you want to trade back and done. I would hope my trade partners would give me the same respect. Lets face it, cards can always be different once you have them in hand.
With that said and given the history you have here with rad. I would hold on to his cards for sure untill you got yours back.
(02-22-2012 08:19 PM)markmulder20 Wrote: I think this is a totally different situation. The only reason HE wants to reverse the trade is because I was disappointed with one of the cards, which to me, doesn't really make much sense. I told him I want to keep the cards yet he's forcing me to send them back.


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Fats , easy , healthy and delicious
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Carbs: 6g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 54.9g | Calories: 284.7
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
Submitted by SFISER
Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 10.5g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 23.8g | Calories: 224.3
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
Submitted by JOESTHER
Carbs: 26.1g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 17g | Calories: 193.8
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
Spend a little time making these and enjoy a hearty breakfast anytime you want.
Submitted by BETTSI
Carbs: 41g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 21.1g | Calories: 365.6
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A variation from Dr Phils fate free granola recipe I just altered it to suit my families pickiness :)
Submitted by MAMABERUBE
Carbs: 31.5g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 5.4g | Calories: 167.5
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These easy tortilla pizzas are a great, low calorie meal that is fun for the kids and adults alike!
Submitted by BECOMING_HOLLY
Carbs: 29g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 12.5g | Calories: 220
These are cute and delicious! Also, they are a great recipe to make with kids, even young children. It's easy and fun, and they will love their own personal pie!
Submitted by KDA1981
Carbs: 19.6g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 85.1
Very Good 4.8/5
(4 ratings)
Great for Mom and Kids to make together!!
Submitted by WHOLESOMED
Carbs: 38.5g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 145.4
Very Good 4.7/5
(3 ratings)
Put banana, strawberries, pineapple, yougurt and ice into blender. Blend until smooth. Serves two people
Submitted by NELIDA38
Carbs: 40.6g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 4.3g | Calories: 176.7
Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)
***Amazingly Simple***
Submitted by SLSAWYER74
Carbs: 14.3g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 80.2
Good 3.0/5
(1 rating)
This is like edible playdough! It's the cookie dough kids can eat without worries!
Submitted by KINSPI
Carbs: 17.8g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 120
My grandchildren do not eat enough vegetables so I've got a secret recipe that gets more in their diet. They just love them with or without icing.
Submitted by DOLLIE6
Carbs: 27.6g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 171
(no ratings)
This is a great simple Crock Pot recipe!!!! You use the juice generated to flavor the rice and it makes a super meal!!
Submitted by ERIKAYAMAN
Carbs: 69.7g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 30.7g | Calories: 429
(no ratings)
Little kids and BIG kids love it!
Submitted by BETTA13
Carbs: 53.8g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 244.3
(no ratings)
easy cake - kids could make this
Submitted by KYMBOH
Carbs: 58.6g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 3.5g | Calories: 247.9
(no ratings)
use frozen egg noodles and rotisserie chicken to make this easy and fast
Submitted by BITTY4
Carbs: 47.8g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 27.4g | Calories: 348.4
Very Good 4.5/5
(27 ratings)
Submitted by REV_SCOT
Carbs: 13.4g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 63.8


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Ahmad, Musa and Quah, Ai Ling (1997) Pendopan Filem Sol-gel dengan Fenolftalein: Potensi Penggunaan sebagai Penderia CO2. Pertanika Journal of Science & Technology, 5 (2). pp. 157-167. ISSN 0128-7680
Transparent film prepared by using sol-gel process was used in this study for entrapment of phenolphthalein. Two coating methods were used for film preparation, Le. dip-coating and spin-coating. The types of solid supports used in this study included filter paper, acetate sheet and slide glass. Qualitatively, phenolphthalein in the immobilised form still maintains its chemical characteristic towards CO2 as in solution. Entrapped reagent in sol-gel film with filter paper as a supporting material was found to give the longest response time although the colour change of the reagent in the presence of CO2 gas was still positive. A morphology study using a scanning electron microscope also indicated that sol-gel film prepared on filter paper as a support experienced more severe cracking problems than the other supports. Results obtained from this study indicate that phenolphthalein immobilised in thin film prepared via sol-gel process is non-leachable and gives reversible response towards CO2 gas.
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