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Huge Meteor Blazes Across Sky Over Russia; Hundreds Injured
Re:Video of impact site (409 comments)
Nope, that's actually the "Gates of Hell" in Turkmenistan. http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-gates-of-hell
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Re:Video of impact site (409 comments)
Nope, that's actually the "Gates of Hell" in Turkmenistan. http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-gates-of-hell
The vapour trail was visible from Meteosat-10 (409 comments)
"An image from the SEVIRI instrument aboard our Meteosat-10 geostationary satellite. The vapour trail left by the meteor that was seen near Chelyabinsk in Russia on 15th February 2013 is visible in the centre of the image."
Re:Wiimote support built-in (165 comments)
From the Changelog linked to in the article...
1.3. Filesystem barriers enabled by default in Ext3
Hard disks have a memory buffer were they temporally store the instructions and data issued from the OS while the disk processes it. The internal software of modern disks changes the order of the instructions to improve performance, which means that instructions may or may not be committed to the disk in the same order the OS issued them. This breaks many of the assumptions that filesystems need to reliably implement things like journaling or COW, so disks provide a "cache flush" instruction that the OS uses when it needs it. In the Linux world, when a filesystem issues that instruction, it is called a "barrier". Filesystems such as XFS, Btrfs and Ext4 already use and enable barriers by default; Ext3 supports them but until this release it did not enable them by default: while the data safety guarantees are higher, their performance impact in Ext3 is noticeable in many common workloads, and it considered that it was an unnaceptable performance regression to enable them by default. However, Linux distros like Red Hat have enabled barriers by default in Ext3 for a long time, and now the default for mainline has been changed aswell.
In other words: if you use Ext3 and you note performance regressions with this release, try disabling barriers ("barriers=0" mount option).
Re:Change for the sake of change? (835 comments)
The ip command is slowly replacing the functionality of the ifconfig command for networking. I recommend it instead.
Re:Scroll lock! (939 comments)
It used to be that when you 'scroll lock' a linux console it would hang the machine. The kernel buffers would fill with messages to be dumped to the console and eventually would run out of memory and the machine would hang. Toggle the scroll lock off and it would unlock, dump tons of messages to the console, and things would start running again.
This was especially problematic on KVM's that used the scroll lock key to switch between machines. It would be a week or too and then a server would just stop responding. Ugh.
Re:iPod Touch (169 comments)
Yes, you can actually. I got the apple earphones(needed to replace old ones) & mic set from my local mac store and I hooked them up to an ipod touch with the skype app and was able to make calls easily. This was using only 802.11b/g connections that were open where ever I was located. The biggest problem was spotty wifi connectivity and coverage. Also since I ride a motorcycle I was more worried about having access to emergency services, so I didn't go with it as a solution to totally replace my cellphone.
I could see that if it were economical, you could have all calls go to skype & skype-voicemail and talk when you're close to a wifi connection. While also having a prepaid cell phone for emergency calls. I was very close to doing this but since I'm on a family plan and my cell phone is only $10 extra it wouldn't really save me anything to go that route.
Re:harder than it seemed (576 comments)
We have deep freeze as well here where I work. We have it turn off the pc's at 11pm. It turns them all on at 2:55am unfrozen, windows update runs at 3am (with the auto-install) also symantec anti-virus runs, and at 4am it refreezes the machines and shuts them back down. Wake-on-Lan will need to be setup on the PC's but this system works very well for patching & updating the machines while also keeping them frozen from mal-ware.
Let your IT guys know, it should be that simple... at least as far as freezing & updates.
Re:I would have rather seen Wrath of Khan (437 comments)
I might have to turn in my slashdot id for this but, I have never seen Wrath of Kahn in any form... just never got around to it.
And I'm totally jealous of those that got to see the new movie!
Re:Surprised? (159 comments)
yeah I was ignoring their printing business and just thinking of their unixes... I had forgotten about the Itanics though... like most of the world !zing!
Re:Surprised? (159 comments)
Sun not so much, rumors are that IBM may buy them... HP is only alive b/c people are still using HP/UX and Tru64 for things.
IBM learned long ago the money is in selling support contracts. None of the other vendors ever seemed to really grasp that idea.
Re:I've never understood the UNIX world's fascinat (267 comments)
In Re: to my Re:, I like sqlite for simple DB applications, I get DB functionality with a very low overhead. Otherwise I use postgresql.
I have used Oracle and some others before now, but those are my two current DB's (sql-engines?) of choice.
Re:I've never understood the UNIX world's fascinat (267 comments)
How does it work for searching though? If I just have my "freespace" file and my pointers to records, does a search for some piece of user requested data have to hit every record or is there a hash somewhere for the data contained in the record? You don't mention it in your description.
It seems that the biggest advantage to a relational DB is that the syntax for accessing it is well known, SQL. It has a human read-able interface and while sometimes whonky to work with for complex operations, it provides the simplest cross-platform way to access data. I don't need to know which data blocks hold the data, I just ask the database for them "SELECT slashdotid, name FROM users where slashdotid 20000"... and I get rows of data.
Could I just read it from a file? Yes. Would it be simpler? Maybe. But what if I have 200001 records, then I have to do some magic sorting in my program, and I have to manage memory for them, and disk space, etc. It is simpler to let the DB handle that mess and I just ask for the data I need.
It breaks up the process of programming into data storage and data manipulation/presentation. DB's for storage, my bad python for manipulation and presentation.
Re:Just do what you did... (201 comments)
First Black President, that's why this is important. I plan to watch it. This is how far we as a nation have come in the 60 years since the civil rights movement and the Jim Crow laws that held black people down for so long. More than just another president being inaugurated this is a statement that anyone can achieve anything they push for. Yes, I'm a flag waving optimist about this but having grown up in an inner city and having seen the devastation of being poor in America, It makes me hopeful that things can change for the better.
This is the kind of thing that can give an inner city kid a shred of hope that he can get out of the slums and into something better.
I'm starting to get all preachy now, but that's why this is something kids should watch.
Re:I did predict the suckage. (109 comments)
I'm going to second that. Wrath is very nicely done. The graphics are visually arresting. The quests aren't just kill six snow moose, it's go kill 10 crazed dwarfs and crack open their skulls to see if their brains are rotten... and I'm all for the skull cracking.
Blizz learned a lot from the BC expansion and definitely made this one better. I am a fan of WoW and have been playing for three years now. I often take breaks from it to play steam games, but no other MMO has offered anything remotely like it in terms of ease of use, that is, it doesn't act like it hates the player. But this is an AoC article so I'll stop being a slavering fan-boy now.
Re:The best (785 comments)
The stone blocks are "Richter's Anchor Stone Building Sets". I liked your photos of them and did a little googling to find them.
http://www.ankerstein.org/ has a lot of info about them and some pictures. I also found them at some other toy retailers (google is my friend).
Makes me wish I had some when I was a kid or that I had kids to give them too now.
OEIS A086865 in python
import math
def isprime(possprime):
"""returns t/f if number is prime or not"""
for x in range(2, int(possprime/2)+1):
if possprime % x == 0:
return False
return True
n = 0
while n < 10:
pp = 2 * math.pow(10,n) + 11
print "Working on ", n
if isprime(pp):
print n, " gives ", pp, " which is prime."
Works for python up to n = 8. Then runs out of memory
So I've been neglecting my slashdot journal for too long.
I am moving hosting providers to save some money. Virtual data is hard to move. Sure, file copies happen fast, but directories, databases, emails all these things take work to move. Data has no mass, so why is it difficult to move? Well, it is energy so it can in theory have mass...
So moving masses of data, I spend my afternoons entwined in it.
I created an account on the iFolder wiki to delete some casino spam on one of their developer pages. Bastards. The technology looks good though. I'm wondering how to incorporate it into some of the things we do at my current workplace...
I got my Sun blade 100 in and am working on getting OpenSuSE 10 ported to it. I had to install gentoo on it first. Emerge somethings, rpm, bzip2, etc... I pulled all the rpmbuild macro files from an i586 opensuse box and replaced the
This has been a week long project and it's starting to actually build packages well now. The first steps were just in getting things working.
LOL, Well I wanted to write more this week, but never did. Oh Well!
Anyway, the sun blade 100 came in like I wanted and due to my own oversight, I didn't have any ECC PC133 RAM to put in it. That sucked. So I'm getting some more on ebay and hope to have it in in the next week. Then I'll be able to get cranking with the linux. I'm resisting the urge to buy another sun blade though. I'm thinking compiler farm for linux builds. Maybe a little later on. I did get to setup the serial console from it to my linux box (using minicom, reminds me of using Telix (tellix?) in the old days). That was interesting and kinda fun. Right now it's sitting on top of my Athlon-64 linux box with a serial cable draped down the side of it going to the port on the back of the linux box... and both machines have their cases removed.
I have one friend who says that I should only install solaris on it. That it would be a waste to install linux. I choose not to listen to him. The vision is to setup linux b/c I think it would be cool. There are tons of these things floating around. I think something interesting can be done with them.
Once I had pretty well worked the sun blade to death, I put together one of my orgnial lunch box machines, a Shuttle SV25 system. The fan on the power supply is going though so I've got to replace it, which means either getting a new system or cracking the power supply... not sure about either solution.. I may try disconnecting the internal one and then putting a new one outside the power supply... we'll see though.
Lost my home database server last night. It had been up and running for a while and I wanted to update it from FC1 to OpenSUSE 10. I've been using OpenSUSE at work for a while and really enjoying it. It seems to be a very viable desktop linux candidate. So I backed up the important data and configs and rebooted with the OpenSuSE cd in. So it took forever to boot, I'm talking like five minutes or more. It finally got to the first setup screen and I tried to use a mouse... It wasn't working so I tried by-passing my KVM switch, still dead, I tried a second mouse nothing, finally I tried a USB mouse, Success!!! I was really happy about this stupid mouse. (I also seem to have lost a small Playstation Mouse in the process. That I'm really not happy about.
So I've begun my search for another web/database server for my house. I am going cheap b/c it's not a highly loaded machine. I'm looking at a sempron 64 mobo that should do nicely, that sempron 64 2800 and a gig of RAM should not cost more that $150 or so. (newegg.com pricing) I'm just gonna have to wait until I get paid again
During the install of OpenSuSE from the CD's I noticed something though. While they do include the PostgreSQL libraries for connecting to a Postgres DB, they don't actually include the Database itself. This maybe a CD vs. DVD thing. Novell is doing something funky where the packages don't match between the OSS version and the "Non-Free" version. Although they do include some OSS software in the Non-Free version. I'm wondering if it's not included b/c it's an "enterprise" DB. I'm gonna compare it with the SLES 9 version and see what's different. Hopefully I can update the OpenSUSE Wiki with the info sometime today.
If you aren't using LVM in linux by now, run to the howto, read it, and start using it on all your servers. IT ROCKS!! I needed more space for my
LVM is a good thing all around.
I've gone back to playing Halo for a while on the harder setting. I forgot how much I disliked Captain Keys. The jerk keeps getting captured or crashing space ships and so a lot of the game is driven by rescuing him. It's a great game though. It probably has the best story behind the game of any I've ever played. It brings back good memories of playing with Bill, one of my old roommates, and seeing the guilty spark (a game character) saying, "I've got a bad feeling about this". You can't shoot the guilty spark no matter how hard you try. And while he's not evil, he is doing his job trying to destroy the solar system. Flood are still just as creepy and I still curse like a maniac as they come jumping out from everywhere. There still is an element of fear b/c I know they are coming and I know they are going to do a lot of damage before I kill them. It's a game where I'll still jump around when I hear them attacking me.
In other news I've been thinking of trying to start a tech support group for non-profit groups. Something cheaper than the other rip-offs and something more permenant than the-guy-that-knows-something-about-pc's . I don't know if it could take off, but I think it could. I don't know what kind of capital I would need either. It seems like a strange thing to do, but I can see something of a need out there.
Crap. Trying to cancel various accounts for things online shows me just how much ppl want to keep my business. It's pretty much impossible. WoW gets kudo's for making it very easy and usefull.
Prints a hexidecimal number globally unique to your host.
In linux (and AIX and Tru64) based on the IP address of the host. In Solaris based on the MAC address of the host and stored in the PROM. Solaris doesn't guarantee uniqueness. With NAT'ing Linux can't either anymore...
SuSE Linux had it as part of the util-linux rpm. Looking at the HISTORY for that package hostid had been removed in 1997. Hmmm... Check the source, best resort of a linux geek, and yes, it's not there. Grab a Redhat SRC rpm for util-linux. It's not there either, but it does at least have a note that it had been moved to sh-utils. AhHA! Jump to gnu.org... sh-utils has been combined into core-utils, grab the source. Yes! It's there... but wait, hostid is pretty much a syscall to gethostid.
gethostid(2) is in unistd.h, rpm -q tells me it is in glibc, grab the glibc source. And I have it, buried five directories down is the source for gethostid. It uses the IP address of the system but splits it into two pieces and then flips each piece; so 192.168.10.1 gets changed to 126.96.36.199 before having each piece changed to hex. reading the source though, if it can't find the IP address of the system, it generates a random number...
This all came up b/c I tried to set my hexidecimal hostid to 0xDEADBEEF. The AIX freshly allocated pointer value. I also notice that while the Linux version of this command outputs hex, it requires decimal to be input on the command line. The AIX and Tru64 versions allow an ip address to be input, a much more friendly way of doing it, espcially since it uses the IP address anyway.
That was my hostid fun for yesterday.
PS. I also re-arranged my computer room some.
I've just been having an interesting time with the last few bits of the cluster setup. We are almost done with the system administration part of it though. I've written a small application for testing the cluster and the MPI libraries (Message Passing Interface) behind it.
MPI is a set of libraries that give a standard way for nodes on a cluster to send data between each other. It makes cluster programming a little easier b/c you don't have worry about the details of how they communicate, you can focus on What gets communicated. I wrote a program yesterday to find the factorials of all the numbers between 1 and 200000 this way. It is actually a very bad program in that in that I just had each node do the same thing, not really what you want in a real world situation. I'm working on the next part of that today, having the master node assign each rank a number to work on and then having the node return the number to the master. Still a pretty simple project but the goal is to expand it to do two simple series expansions, 'e' the base of the natural logarithm and 'pi' the ratio of the circumfrance of a cirle to it's radius. Both of those would make decent cluster tests. 'e' directly depends on factorials so the stuff I'm doing now is my base for getting that working. I'm worried about the GMP libries that I also use though, I'm not sure they are safe for using in this kind of work. We'll see though.
after work I took a bunch of pictures from megatokyo, ascii art and other junk and decorated the men's room. fun way to celebrate finally getting exchange & Active directory working in a subdomain of a real unix system.
I posted a bad program to the email@example.com list. a really bad way to find the data about a message.


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This leads to a need for some form of training to fill the gap between the newly hired technician's basic knowledge requirements and the certification class. Likewise, there is a need for some accurate technical training that can be used as refresher and/or follow-up in the months and/or years since the certification class.
Recently, several alternative training options have begun to appear that give greater flexibility and opportunity to get new technicians trained, or experienced technicians some refresher training, in a timely and inexpensive manner.
Internet Training
The IICRC has recently approved (for continuing education credits) several online Internet training courses. For example, there are carpet cleaning and water restoration training programs offered by Clean Care Seminars (www.CleanCareSeminars.com) and a basic Oriental Rug training program offered by A2Z Inc. (www.a2zinc.net). These programs allow the user to work at their own pace, with testing along the way to insure learning is taking place.Computer-Based Training
Two CD-ROM computer-based training programs have been approved for IICRC continuing education credits as well. These programs can be used on most office or home computer systems. Students can access the lessons individually and work at their own pace. Testing and review are built into the program to monitor the student's progress. Two examples of these programs are Carpet Cleaning Workshop by Pemberton Learning Center (firstname.lastname@example.com), and Carpet Cleaning Basics by T. Hill & Associates (www.tjhill.com).Video Taped Training
High-quality video taped training is available showing basic skills, common methods, and even sales and marketing ideas. These can be used with any TV/VCR system. Some examples of these courses are the Partners for Success video series available from Jon-Don (www.jondon.com) and a video series from Clean Care Seminars (www.CleanCareSeminars.com).Hands-On Learning Centers
For advanced hands-on training, especially in the restoration arts, several permanent learning centers have been constructed where students can work to dry a water-damaged structure or clean a smoke-damaged building. Some of the leaders in this area are Unsmoke with its Un-House (email@example.com), Dri-Eaz with its Dri-Zone Center (www.dri-eaz.com), Bolden's Hydro Lab (www.boldens.com), and Chuck Dewald's Emergency Hands-On Drying School (www.vortexdrying.com).Teleconferences
Marketing companies such as Piranha Marketing are conducting teleconference seminars with members of their marketing team.Many alternative methods of training are already available with many more to come in the near future. If you are not taking advantage of them, you are missing a real opportunity.


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How about Ol' Iron Pant's Clinton, where has she weighed in on any of this NSA police state stuff?
I know you mentioned it, but the cost of prescription medication cannot be overlooked when determining savings for medical care.
Pills that cost hundreds for each! Injections well into the thousands! Could the ingredients needed to make these remedies be so rare and limited that they rival the price of very precious metals? Seriously? A frickin' pill!
Or, as I suspect, someone is making a monetary killing, while our politicians are well paid to look the other way.
Think about it -- The public pays a high price for medication, and, in turn, some of that money is filtered to various politicians for legislative or departmental favors. If one had to pick a place to begin, breaking up that particular partnership would be a great start.
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Noonday in the Garden.
really nicely done!!
Now this is cool. Love the composition of this.
Awesome work Carmen :)
Thank You so much Donna.
– Carmen Holly
A most intriguing and ingenious image Carmen. Is this a '5000' special? If so, you've caught on quickly, and you'll be on a roll soon. >< Ron
Ron..sorry I missed answering here…yes these are three shots with the D5000. Playing around with settings…still learning,
– Carmen Holly
Thank You Ron. Yes I am really learning the D5000. I cannot express how happy I am with this camera.
Love how you have put this together, wonderful lighting and shade and the 'film' overlay is brilliant……….
Thank you Tracey. I have all shade garden & shooting gets to be a challenge. Film overlay was fun way to put the shots together. I just have a hard time leaving a photo alone. All this hard work to learn Photoshop etc…gotta use it.
– Carmen Holly
really interesting artwork – great concept
fantastic work Carmen, wonderful texture and shadows.
Thanks so much Hologram. Hugz for the watch.
– Carmen Holly
Really love the presentation using 'negatives', a very unique piece :)))
Thank You again Trish & more hugs for the faving. :)
– Carmen Holly
Wonderful work…
Thank you so much Shelly.
– Carmen Holly


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I've heard the most potent arguments in favor of the tax increase known as the "override," and, as a conservative, I'm not convinced.
Last November, the voters of this community resoundingly defeated the override. Now, the school board has decided we all need another bite at the apple, albeit this time in an off-cycle election that will cost the taxpayers $328,000.
While the rest of us have seen our home values and incomes reduced in recent years and made commensurate cuts to our household budgets, the board has voted to give raises and raise the primary tax rate, and is now asking for another tax increase in an effort to completely insulate the school district from any of the negative economic effects the rest of us are dealing with.
We're told there's no "hidden pot of money." But growth of per pupil spending in GPS has dramatically outpaced inflation over the last 11 years, even as the percentage of dollars spent in the classroom has decreased. Furthermore, the district has had additional override funds at its disposal for the last five years. If there's no rainy day fund, it isn't due to a lack of funding from the taxpayers. The lack of reserves speaks more to mismanagement of the budget than it does to a dire need for higher taxes.
Conservatives know that agencies at every level of government spend every penny of budget every year to demonstrate the "need" for that agency, and that it is, in fact, "underfunded." Yet who among us takes this as evidence these agencies are run efficiently? What's more, they will never become efficient as long as we grant additional override dollars year after year.
While the burden of proof for the override rests squarely with those who would raise our taxes, we who oppose this override — including several who worked to defeat the proposed sales tax increase known as Prop. 406 — have looked at the numbers, and have, in fact, identified areas for increased efficiency. Certain categories of non-classroom spending have grown disproportionately over the last several years, far out of line with the growth in the number of students in the district. Bringing those areas back in line with that growth would almost single-handedly eliminate the need for an override!
This brings me to the coming implementation of zero-based budgeting (ZBB), which, oddly, has been cited as a reason to support the override. I welcome ZBB and am excited to see what it yields. Of course, the primary purpose of zero-based budgeting is to root out endemic waste and avoid the need for budget overrides in the first place! The idea that we should "reward" the district now with more override dollars, based on the promise of implementing ZBB in the future, is absurd and defeats the purpose entirely.
Regarding the funding of our schools, localities already can — and do — provide additional funds above and beyond the equalized amounts they receive from the state through variations in the primary tax rate, which, incidentally, this board voted to increase earlier this year. An override is just the extra "whipped cream" piled on top, used not to fund teachers' salaries, but to fund pet projects and grease the palms of the crony capitalists who have made a comfortable living feeding at the public trough.
Conservatives know the appetite of any government agency — even one whose mission is as noble as that of the public schools — is truly insatiable. There is no amount of money we can give them that will ever satisfy. There will always be one more program to fund, one more building to build, one more coordinator to hire. But when government expands, freedom is lost.
Government can, and should, live within its means, just like the rest of us have to. None of us who work and pay the taxes that fund the schools can demand a 6.6 percent pay raise, for the next seven years, because our current salary won't quite cover our wish list. Rather than leaning on the public again for more taxes that will only continue to mask the problem, let's focus honest effort on reducing the waste and bureaucracy in the district. Our schools, our kids, and our community will be stronger for it.
• Jeff Smith of Gilbert is a legislative district 12 precinct committeeman.


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Tags soundtrack, metal, thrash metal, rock
Genres heavy metal, hard rock, rock, classic rock, thrash metal (beta) (flag as incorrect)
Published February 14, 2012
If you're looking for love songs go somewhere else. These are songs for the rest of us.
Suggestions by Dark Lantern
Just a bunch of songs.
dance, hard rock, rock
Love by Dark Lantern
This is for my new family, the best thing to ever happen to me.
classic rock, county, oldies
Why are you so awesome? by Dark Lantern
I'm just making fun of all the guys who think they're something special as the rest of us laugh at them.
comedy rock, rock, punk rock
He didn't deserve her by Dark Lantern
This is for a friend of mine who's getting rid of some trash.
metal, rock, r&b, country


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The quarterly hazardous material and chemical waste pickup is scheduled for Wednesday, December 17. If you would contact persons in your respective departments, laboratories, or shops to inform them of this pickup it would be appreciated. We will principally be gathering waste chemicals, used oil, paints and coatings, spent solvents, mercury-containing devices, fixer solutions, and any other potentially hazardous materials or chemical wastes. Spent batteries, lamps, infectious wastes, sharps containers, etc., can also be collected for proper disposal or recycling at this time.
Please let me know the identity, quantity, and location of any chemical or other wastes you will have for removal by Friday, December 12. We will try to pick them up before the scheduled date for waste consolidation purposes and to reduce the number of stops necessary. Unknown substances are particularly expensive for disposal and cause concern for safe handling, so please make every effort to identify the waste material or its hazard characteristics.
Please contact me by return email or by phone at 285-2807 if you will have wastes ready for pickup, of if you have any questions or need assistance. Remember that limited quantities of such wastes can be picked up any time if we are notified of the need, and they will be safely stored at another location pending the next scheduled campus waste removal.
If you have unused cleaning compounds, paints, or other products that are suitable for use elsewhere on campus, or that can be excessed for public auction, please contact Purchasing Services as such materials should be reclaimed for use or sale rather than disposal as wastes. It will be necessary to complete a B-450 form to facilitate pickup of these materials, and it is preferred that a Safety Data Sheet or other product information be available for any chemical products. If you have any questions in this regard, please contact Andrea Stuffel of Purchasing Services at 285-1803, or by email at email@example.com.
The next scheduled chemical waste pickup will be during spring break.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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The Webster Bible (WBT) | New International Version (NIV) |
14 For many nations and great kings shall reduce them to subjection also: and I will recompense them according to their deeds, and according to the works of their own hands. | 14 They themselves will be enslaved by many nations and great kings; I will repay them according to their deeds and the work of their hands." |
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Enforcement blitz greets opening of 2013 ATV season in Claremont
"Specially-trained officers will be performing safety checks and enforcing speed limits, registration laws and other violations of the NH OHRV Statues," he said. "The patrols will take place on a regular basis until late autumn."
Until mud season ends May 23, all ATV trails are closed with the exception of Sugar River Trail, he said.
The enforcement program is funded by the NH Fish and Game Department.
"The goal of the Claremont Police Department program is to reduce the number of OHRV accidents and create an atmosphere that is more attractive to families who wish to utilize recreational trails for hiking, bicycling or ATV-riding" Scott said.
Reminders, Sugar River Trail has a speed limit of 25 miles per hour, the trail next to Washington Street has a speed limit of 10 miles per hours. OHRVs must be registered annually, trailbikes and OHRVs rider are not to emit noise exceeding 96 decibels and removing, destroying, defacing or obstructing signs and markers on trails is a misdemeanor.
People with questions regarding OHRV call police at 542-9538 or can visit the Sullivan County ATV Club website at www.sullivancountyatv.org or Fish and Game at www.wildlife.state.nh.us.
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Dairy Suit Draws Attention
By Todd Neeley
DTN Staff Reporter
OMAHA (DTN) — Manure from dairy operations could be deemed solid waste if it is not managed properly, a federal judge has ruled in a Washington state case that has drawn the attention of national agriculture groups.
A federal district court earlier this month issued a first-of-its-kind ruling finding that nitrate levels exceeding federal limits in drinking wells downstream from Washington state dairy operations are enough to trigger a violation of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, based on the dairies' alleged improper management of manure.
Questions remain as to whether the ruling will have a wider effect on how livestock operations manage manure across the country. A handful of agriculture interest groups pointed out in a December amicus brief filed with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington, that the dairy and thousands like it across the country already are regulated by the Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act.
Additionally, Cow Palace, LLC, in Granger, Wash., already was working with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to correct problems related to manure management and drinking water.
The court ruled manure from dairies owned by Cow Palace may be a hazardous waste according to RCRA standards, endangering nearby residents. RCRA gives EPA authority to control hazardous waste from generation through transportation, treatment, storage and disposal. Never before has a court ruled, however, that manure becomes a hazardous waste when it is managed improperly.
The lawsuit was the latest in a series of legal actions taken against the dairies by two Washington, D.C.-based non-profit groups — Community Association for Restoration of the Environment, Inc., and Center for Food Safety, Inc.
Charlie Tebbutt, an attorney representing the plaintiffs in the case, told DTN he believes the court's ruling sets legal precedent on a number of fronts. An attorney for a national farm group told DTN on background the industry is watching the lawsuit closely, but declined to comment on the record because the evidence in the case remains sealed by the court ahead of a possible trial.
"As for its precedent-setting value, among other things, the court found that lagoons, even if built to NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) guidelines, cause substantial leakage of manure," Tebbutt said. "This decision is the first of its kind in the country that finds that manure from industrial dairies, when mishandled as it is at Cow Palace, is a solid waste that is causing an immediate threat to human health.
"This facility is no different from the thousands of other animal factories across the country that are causing the same harms to the people around them. It is long past time for local, state and federal health protectors to take up the mantle and protect human health over corporate profits."
DTN's attempts to reach attorneys for the defendants were unsuccessful.
Other lawsuits have unsuccessfully attempted to convince courts to deem mismanaged manure as a solid waste; the courts declined because dairies and other livestock operations already are regulated.
There is concern in the agriculture industry that if a higher court was to at some point side with the Washington court, dairies and other livestock operations across the country could face manure management restrictions that would be unmanageable.
The court in this case issued a scathing indictment of the way lagoons are designed across the country. Lagoons generally are designed to have at least some level of permeability — meaning all lagoons have at least some leakage not necessarily considered to be dangerous to public water supplies. In the case of Cow Palace, the court said in its ruling that the plaintiffs offered evidence of nitrate soil contamination up to 47 feet below ground near lagoons, "evidencing horizontal seepage between the lagoons."
"…Here, the manure leaking from defendants' lagoons is not a natural, expected consequence of the manure's use or intended use but rather a consequence of the poorly designed temporary storage features of the lagoons," the court wrote in its opinion.
"The consequence of such permeable storage techniques, thus, converts what would otherwise be a beneficial product (the stored manure) into a solid waste (the discarded, leaching constituents of manure) under RCRA because the manure is knowingly abandoned to the underlying soil. Save for one lagoon, defendants possess limited documentation to evidence that lagoons were actually constructed to meet NRCS standards.
"However, even assuming the lagoons were constructed pursuant to NRCS standards, these standards specifically allow for permeability and, thus, the lagoons are designed to leak."
An amicus brief filed with the Washington court in December on behalf of the dairy by National Cattlemen's Beef Association, American Farm Bureau Federation, Washington Cattlemen's Association and the Washington Cattle Feeders Association, stated that the case should have been dismissed based on an "anti-duplication provision" of the RCRA statute because the Washington dairy already is regulated by other federal statutes.
The Washington court, however, cited a Ninth Circuit of Appeals opinion that there could be circumstances in which a material accumulates in the environment long enough after it serves its intended purposes, meeting RCRA's definition of solid waste.
The Washington court said the plaintiffs in this case showed Cow Palace had been applying manure in crop fields at rates beyond what could benefit plants — meaning the manure would fit the definition of a solid waste. In addition, the court points to the storage of manure in composting bins as a problem.
"Here, this court finds that the manure in the unlined composting area is both knowingly abandoned and accumulating in dangerous quantities and thus a solid waste," the court said. "…The consequence of such unlined composting surfaces converts what would otherwise be a beneficial product (the composted manure) into a solid waste (the discarded, leaching constituents of manure) under RCRA because the manure is knowingly abandoned to the underlying soil.
"…In conclusion, this court finds no genuine issue of material fact that defendants' application, storage and management of manure at Cow Palace dairy violated RCRA's substantial and imminent endangerment and open dumping provisions and that all defendants are responsible parties under RCRA. This court reserves remedial issues, as well as the other remaining issues as discussed above, for trial."
In March 2013, EPA reached an agreement with Cow Palace and several other dairies in the region now operated by Cow Palace, to reduce nitrate levels in groundwater. According to an EPA news release, the dairies agreed to provide alternate drinking water sources for neighbors within a mile radius whose wells were found to have nitrate levels above EPA's drinking water standard of 10 parts per million.
In addition, the dairies agreed to take steps to control nitrogen sources such as manure and commercial fertilizer used at their facilities, and to conduct soil and groundwater testing at each dairy to determine whether nitrogen sources were being controlled.
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16 when he utters his voice, there is a tumult of waters in the heavens, and he causes the vapors to ascend from the ends of the earth; he makes lightnings for the rain, and brings forth the wind out of his treasuries. | 16 When he thunders, the waters in the heavens roar; he makes clouds rise from the ends of the earth. He sends lightning with the rain and brings out the wind from his storehouses. |
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Adelaide is often referred to as the 'City of Churches', which is partly why Aussies who don't live there dismiss it as boring. Yes, there is a fair bit of religious architecture like Holy Trinity Church, but there are also plenty of pubs, clubs and places of sporting worship (Adelaide Oval) for those who like to play instead of pray!
Throw in the fact that the Adelaide Festival is the second-largest fringe festival in the world, and you soon realise you're in a city that simply enjoys thinking a little differently to the rest of the country. With the Barossa Valley on its doorstep, Adelaide is the wine capital of Australia. Visit the National Wine Centre to find out why, then spend the rest of the time feeling completely blissed!
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10. Montefiore Hill Situated in northern Adelaide, this hill offers great city views. See the lights twinkle at night. |
5. Rundle Mall One for the ladies. This pedestrian-only shopping strip is home to over 800 shops. |
9. Rundle Lantern A carbon neutral lightshow takes place every night from dusk until midnight. |
4. Glenelg This historic beachside suburb is easy to reach by tram. Take a walk on the jetty when you get there. |
8. Haigh's Chocolate Factory A tour of one of Australia's best chocolate makers ends with free samples. Yum! |
3. Bradman Collection Museum Cricket fans will be hit for six by this impressive collection of memorabilia relating to 'The Don'. Non-cricket fans will be pleasantly mystified. |
7. Adelaide Central Market Offers a unique shopping experience in the centre of the city. Go for fresh produce and various goods, and take a tour to uncover the market's secrets. |
2. Adelaide Botanic Gardens Adelaide is hardly full of hustle and bustle, but this is still a pleasant spot to sit and relax. |
6. Bicentennial Conservatory The largest single-span conservatory in the southern hemisphere (take that, Sydney!). Channel your inner Tarzan as you stand amongst full-size rainforest trees. |
1. Coopers Brewery Tour the last remaining large-scale family-owned brewery in Australia. You may as well have a try after all that walking! |
Adelaide History
- Ayres House - One of the city's most historic homes, home of Sir Henry Ayres.
- Light Square - A memorial to the man who designed the layout of Adelaide.
- Old Gaol - It is 170 years old, with regular weekend tours and even ghost walks.
- National Soldiers' War Memorial - A poignant tribute to the city's fallen heroes.
- Scots Church - Renowned for its beautiful stained-glass windows.
Adelaide Art & Culture
- Tandanya Complex - The centre for aboriginal art and culture with daily performances.
- Adelaide Festival Centre - A striking music, art and theatre centre.
- Art Gallery of Australia - The most impressive collection of 19th-century art.
- South Australia Museum - Features a boomerang said to be 10,000 years old.
- Bradman Collection - About 150 items of memorabilia from the legendary cricketer.
Adelaide Shopping
- Rundle Mall - More than 600 stores to choose from, and everything you need.
- Harbour Town - West of the city centre has a terrific array of shopping outlets.
- Parkside - Factory outlets and seconds' warehouses and clearance stores.
- Adelaide Central Market - A year-round market community and a fun place to visit.
- City Cross Shopping Centre - A large centre with some trendy boutiques.
Gay & Lesbian Adelaide
- The Feast Festival - Every November, not just in Adelaide but throughout Australia.
- Rundle and Gouger Streets - Both are well known for their gay restaurants.
- Blaze - The gay and lesbian newspaper of South Australia.
- The Mars Bar - A very popular gay club with weekend drag shows.
- Edinburgh Castle Hotel – A relaxed feel, with Thursday's top DJ performance.
Adelaide Outdoor
- The Botanic Gardens - A popular attraction with many tropical plants.
- H.M.S. Buffalo - A replica of the ship that brought the first settlers to Adelaide.
- Bonython Park - The largest park in the city, a wonderful place for a stroll.
- Cleland Wildlife Park - A multi-award-winning park has more than 130 species.
- Dolphin Sanctuary - Take a kayak to see the dolphins up close.
Adelaide Sport
- North Parklands – A picturesque golf course just minutes from the city centre.
- The Adelaide Oval - Watch cricket, Aussie rules football, rugby and soccer.
- Adelaide Sailing Club - Try out some sailing courses or just relax and watch.
- Memorial Drive Tennis Club (MDTC) - Improve your game at the best facilities.
- Hindmarsh Stadium - The home of Adelaide United Football Club.
Adelaide Events
This Adelaide Fringe Festival runs from late February to March and includes dance, comedy, theatre and much more. Laugh, play and be generally very merry.
WOMAD stands for World of Music, Arts and Dance and attracts audiences and artists from all over the world every March.
Enormously popular among rev heads, the Clipsal 500 roars into town in mid-March. Street parties and huge concerts add to the thrill.
The Adelaide Cabaret Festival is the most comprehensive anywhere and takes place every June.
Taking place in September, the Royal Adelaide Show is where the country meets the city. Family fun ensues, with everything from rides to barn animals and wine tastings to fashion shows.
When To Go
The autumn months from March to May are a great time to visit – warm temperatures but no extreme heat.
December to February can get seriously hot. Although the summer average is a balmy 28ºC (82ºF), heat waves when the mercury climbs above 37.5ºC (100ºF) for days on end are not uncommon.
June, July and August are the wettest months, but since South Australia is the driest state in the country, that's not saying much!
Getting Around
Taking the tram is a great way to get around. It's also free if you just use it in the heart of the city!
To explore all Adelaide's nooks and crannies, take advantage of the city's free bicycle hire.
Take a bus or train to explore further afield.
Attractions In Adelaide
With a population that hovers around the 1.1 million mark, Adelaide is the capital city of South Australia. On the coast of the Southern Ocean, inhabitants of the city also have the good fortune of being within the beautiful Adelaide Plains, Mount Lofty mountains and River Torrens. Fabulous scenery surrounds the city, with several large national parks in close proximity. The city has a reputation as a hub of education, defense technology and research and was the original home of Rupert Murdoch and his media giant, News Corporation. A classic and intentional grid layout, myriad green space, tidy municipal squares and convivial residents make Adelaide an attractive destination in Australia.
The Art Gallery of South Australia is one of the most important in the country, with a wonderful permanent collection of aboriginal and colonial art. On North Terrace Street, the Gallery is adjacent to a number of other major landmarks in the city. They include the Adelaide Park Lands, a colossal space three times the size of Central Park.
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This is why we have pets! They do make us laugh and are great at entertaining. Maybe Oreo thought your new nutcrackers tail was part of her family. She's pretty brave to lay right in the middle of your kitchen. You must be more coordinated than me. I would probably have a flat cat, the way I rush around. Come to think of it she looks a little flat in the floor picture.LOL So glad your sharing her in the chair with her pillow. SWEET I love that moon shaped natural flagstone your friend made and the FMAILY sign is a perfect match. I didn't go into detail on your other post but love the cardinal candle and your new nutcracker rocking santa. Punk |
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Darn...error message...I lost it...I'll start over: I can't believe that ball of white fur is Oreo! (appropriately named, BTW, after I saw her other pics) ;-) You catlover friends must have the patience of Job....I'd be tripping over Oreo ...bad enough w/my dog! TFS the fun pics, PM! Jeanne S. |
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Punk, I love my Moon Rock. LOL. My former neighbor could make all kinds of stuff. And funny about the Family sign, till you mentioned it, I hadn't noticed how it matched the moon. It was unfinished wood, from Dollar Tree last year. I stained it and then added glitter. (ooops, Jeanne, guess I have used glitter before! ;o) I've tripped over, but luckily not fallen YET, "kicked" her (accidently), etc. and she just lays there giving me this DUH look. Good thing I move slow these days or I'd probably break something tripping on her. What you see of my kitchen floor is basically all the wide it is! And she only lays there WHEN I'm cooking. Arrrggghhhh. I don't even know how she fits in back of that shelf behind the cable box, the space from it to the wall is only about 7 inches! I need to take a photo of her back there sometime. I watched her get out of there earlier, she stepped over the brown rabbit and squeezed between the moon and the Santa. (Glad he's really, really heavy!) Cats, LOL. |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Sat, Dec 10, 11 at 0:05
Funny!! At least Oreo is just climbing behing the cable box and not trying to climb the tree! Cute Santa horseman too! TFS, |
- Posted by lynnencfan (My Page) on Sat, Dec 10, 11 at 8:57
lol - I can just picture your cat getting back in there - our largest one Noelle is black/white like yours plus we have a large grey maine coon and they are our resident 'speed bumps'. The grey one(Shadow) loves the lay in the pervible 'triangle' in the kitchen - no matter which way you want to move while getting dinner or cleaning up he is in the way and won't budge. They will both find the most impossible places to curl up and sleep the day away - love them. They make us smile everyday :) ..... Lynne |
Oh my gosh, I never would have noticed it had you not pointed it out! lol. I finally gave my cat one of those shatterproof ornaments, and I love watching her batting it around on the hardwood floor. |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sat, Dec 10, 11 at 21:01
Lynne, I'm glad I'm not the only one with a furry speed bump! My other 3 cats would never lay in a high traffic area, or at least they'd move if you walked thru. Why on earth would a cat want to be tripped over, stepped on, etc? I don't know about your Shadow, but with Oreo she is so dumb she thinks ANY thing is attention. I think Maine Coon's are such beautiful cats! Oak, aren't shatter-proof ornaments the best thing when you own pets! Ty use to take an ornament off the bottom part of a tree, and I'd keep putting it back till I figured out if he could "keep" his ornament then he wouldn't bother any others. LOL. Now he's 8 yrs old, he doesn't steal one. Tho he likes to 'help' unpack bins and look for interesting things to bat around for a bit. hugs, Karen |
Oreo is so funny!! She looks like a rag doll the way she flops around. For some reason Alvin isn't interested in my tree which is a good thing. Nana |
- Posted by marlene_2008 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 11, 11 at 20:28
I missed this post before! OMGosh...can't believe Oreo wedged herself back there and didn't mess up a thing! Too funny! |
- Posted by creekdweller (My Page) on Mon, Dec 12, 11 at 11:40
Oh, Karen, Oreo is just adorable. Beautiful coat. Little girls are not dumb, she knows exactly what she is doing. Those boys don't have a chance with those girls around. Creek |
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- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Thu, Aug 30, 12 at 20:51
Yes I sure am, I like it. That Dan is a genius! |
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lol I think Carol is using a LOT of sarcasm! lol I've never watched big brother. I did see an ad for Survivor, and there are a couple of celebrities (?) on it. I just noticed the one commercial |
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No, Kat and others....I am watching because I feel it is important to be an informed voter. Marilyn, our time zones are different. |
I had to watch it after midnight because our stupid local channel had football on. I really don't like Dan now and hope he goes next. I always liked Britney. I think she's pretty inside and out. Now I want Ian to win. |
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