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Someday maybe a HURD distribution will be released,
You see the difference is the "maybe". We hear this "maybe" for years, since 1991 as far as I know. I was 16, I'm 36 now.
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Someday maybe a HURD distribution will be released,
You see the difference is the "maybe". We hear this "maybe" for years, since 1991 as far as I know. I was 16, I'm 36 now.
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I wish you would be right. We just finished a large extranet for some lobbying organizations. Most of their members are heavy industries. We discovered along the road that around 20% of their members still use Internet Explorer 6 and any update are blocked by their IT department, they have no plans (yet???) to replace their activeX web based services. The only solution? Sniffing browser and creating a "light" version...
those users can safely surf over the Internet with this browser.(can you imagine...)
Conclusion: IT departments transferred all the cost of their laziness upon our shoulders. They spent mot of their time hunting down viruses on their intranet.
On the other hand how could you trust a company that will force you to sign digitally an EULA stipulating
If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys
They are also used by most PHP based web sites using the session feature.
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Being Belgian and their neighbors...Dutch people tend to speak English rather well. But their knowledge of other languages (except German maybe) is rather a myth. If you are looking for real polyglot, I suggest you to choose Flemish. They usually know French and English quite well and Dutch which is their native tongue....Learning German is easier for them (a lot of common roots) Just like for Dutchmen, . Franck De Winne is a perfect example of that fact (he knows, Dutch, English, Russian and probably other languages as well).
I'm a French speaking Belgian, so well let's say that I can't be considered as biased on the topic
Yes, when you see a little "d" it is usually used for noble title. It has been influenced by the French "etiquette".
For the non-beneluxians.
"De" in Dutch means literally "the". for example: Jan De Boer (John the Farmer), Jacques De Ridder (Jacques the rider/the knight), etc. When you see names like Van Den Berg (it means from the hills), Jean-Claude Van Damme (Jean-Claude from Damme -> a Belgian town).
There is no form of nobility in those names so you use capital letters.
On the other hand: The King is in French "Albert de Belgique" or in Dutch "Albert van België").
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Help! Need to find way to store totes, handbags
I am trying to organize my closet. I have a few large tote bags (19" wide approx, to give you an idea). I alternate and use them to carry necessities to work with me, along with my regular handbag, besides that, my lunch bag fits into the tote, eliminating, yet one more bag to carry !
How do I store them in the closet so they stand up instead of flop over. I have tried hanging them on a hanger, but that takes up quite a bit of space. How do we bag ladies stay organized?
How about an over the door purse rack?
Here is a link that might be useful: purse rack
I use coat hooks for the biggies. Install them low, not at the same height you would use for hanging a coat.
The smaller ones go standing up into a bin I can pull out from the shelf.
I'm actually quite proud of myself for thinking of this, but for large bags, I use sweater shelf dividers and just put them close together (about 3-4 inches, but it depends on the size of the bag). Here are the ones I used, but anything similar would work.
For clutches or small purses, I use clear plastic desk file folder holders. They create the same "slot" effect as the sweater dividers.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?searchId=17946389&itemIndex=35&CATID=71921&PRODID=62786
We have one of those odd under stair closets that goes back in a ways--so there's a lot of unused wall, but not room enough for a shelf, but I put hooks there and placed the totes randomly.
If you have some hanging room, you could hang them in tandem vertically using one of those hanger-adapter thingies that lets you drop down for a few notches--so you use less rod space.
I recently saw a photo in a mag. The tote bags were hung on the clothes rod with the type of rings used to hang shower curtains. These were the old-fashioned wire type, which are large and pear-shaped. Put the tote handles through the narrow part of the pear, then clip to the clothes rod.
I have dozens of bags, all sizes! I am always looking for a better way to store them, which is why I am checking this thread. The best thing i have come up with so far, short of a custom closet, is steel "S" hooks from the hardware store. They are super cheap and PERFECT for hanging bags from regular rods or also from those white wire shelves. You can put 4 or 5 evening bags/clutches on one hook, and one or two larger bags, depending on how big the bag is. I have found that hangers are the WORST option, and any sort of "stand-up" system leaves them smushed and crushed. ( I switch bags regularly, and don't want to go to the trouble of filling them with something puffy....)
I use the unused space in the closet. I bought the largest cup hooks made and place them over the door frames INSIDE the closet (say you're standing in it, turn around to face out and look up.) I also use the sides going down the wall facing the same way. That space is never used. Over the top, I hand short-handled purses and down the sides the long-strap ones. Tote bags I hang from hooks in my laundry closet (it's not a room!). This will work in any closet for the mere price of $2 for the large hooks. (1 inch)
I am currently using the "hanger" method, but am also looking for alternatives.
The previous owner of my home had two accordion-style peg hooks hanging in the laundry room, with all of her bags hanging on them. (Since our litter box is in this room, I barely leave clean clothes lingering for too long, so not an option for me.)
I do have a wooden freestanding coat rack in my basement (courtesy of Freecycle) that holds various tote bags and duffel bags.
Bottom line is, I have too many bags (even though I've purged). Not because I love them; I have just yet to find that "perfect" one, and it seems it is my life's mission (LOL).
Here is a link that might be useful: accordian-style peg hooks
For shopping bags, I got a bag that I designated as the "bag of bags," and I put all the other bags in there. And then lean it on the wall. (but I can put mine on the floor)
You could borrow that idea and get a tote or strong shopping bag that you designate as the outer bag (I vote for the Lands End kind, w/ the flat bottoms, and then if you did need one that size, you could "borrow" the outer bag for a short bit).
My bags are all over the place, those rarely used are under the bed storage and some on the floor, some in shelves (inside storage box) and the problem I am facing is, its not visible and I always forgot what bag I had. When doing clean up then realised that "I could have used this bag for this dinner or work".
Is there any ways to store then in a feasible and visible way but not obstructing human taffic?
A while ago I saw this in a Bed Bath & Beyond circular. There are a few different types of clear plastic hanging units. Type in handbag storage and there are a few different solutions.
Here is a link that might be useful: Hanging handbag storage units

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Controversy Over Mammograms Echoes Earlier Dispute
If you think the uproar over the recent recommendation by a federal panel against routine mammography for women in their 40s is something new, think again.
Way back in 1997, a committee of a dozen experts convened by the National Institutes of Health heard testimony, reviewed the scientific literature and mulled what to tell doctors and women in their 40s about screening for breast cancer.
After weighing the risks and benefits, they concluded:
[T]he data currently available do not warrant a universal recommendation for mammography for all women in their forties. Each woman should decide for herself whether to undergo mammography.
Sound familiar?
The controversy erupted even before an official recommendation was made. These sorts of NIH panels are supposed to advise by consensus. But for only the third time in 20 years and the 103 such meetings held to that point, the 1997 breast cancer screening panel wound up split, with two members issuing a minority opinion.
The two doctors said the majority report, "understates the benefits of mammography for women ages 40-49 and overstates the potential risks."
That was just the beginning of the uproar. As the Washington Post reminds us today, Congress held hearings and the Senate voted unanimously to challenge the recommendations then.
In 2002, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, the same panel that just issued the controversial advice against screening mammograms, came out in favor of those tests every 1 to 2 years for women age 40 and older.
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2013 Bedrock Wine Company "Ode to Lulu" Old Vine Rosé
Review Date: 7-17-2014
There is no question Morgan hit a home run with the 2013 Bedrock Rose! Aromatically enticing with notes of fresh picked strawberries and herbal spices with mint, wild raspberry, and watermelon following and the creamy, yet bright, mineral streaked palate. This wine is so focused and texture driven it really is incredible. Plus, it is extremely food friendly to boot! Open a bottle and you will be on your second glass before you know it!
Price: $19.99
2009 Kenneth Volk Paso Robles Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 5-21-2014
From Star Ranch & Carmody McKnight vineyards. Ripe, but fresh currant and blackberry fruit, vanilla, blueberry, mild tannic finish. Toasty vanilla notes, but not overly sweet. Solid Cab!
Price: $24.99
2012 Clendenen "Stallion Vineyard" Santa Ynez Valley Sauvignon Blanc
Review Date: 5-20-2014
Mineral driven, floral, and full of tropical and citrus fruit. The wine is round on the palate, yet has solid acidity and chalky minerality. Once again, great balance and depth from a Clendenen Family wine.
Top Value!
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2007 Clendenen "Le Pip" Santa Maria Valley Nebbiolo
Review Date: 5-20-2014
Domestic Nebbiolo is quite hard to make well; there is a reason we only have two producers! The Le Pip Nebbiolo, full of Bien Naciedo fruit at 1000 ft elevation, is quite the exception! Rich, powerful, and full of tannin (as the varietal is known for), this wine is full of wild cherry, currant, and rose hips. Plenty of structure and depth, with great focus and round tannins, the Pip is a hell of a wine. It is approachable now, but will reward a few more years in the cellar.
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2009 Ici/La-Bas "Les Reveles-Elke Vineyard" Anderson Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 5-20-2014
Ripe cherry, raspberry, oak toast on the nose. The palate is quite savory, full of spicebox, wild red fruit, and underbrush. Medium weight, with a long, earthy finish. Anderson Valley fruit really shows here!
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2011 Kenneth Volk Touriga Nacional
Review Date: 5-12-2014
This wine is very floral, rose and violet notes, alongside black cherry and blackberry fruit. The palate is leaner, but full of fresh currant, rich cherry and plum fruit, with an earthy, lightly tannic finish. A very interesting and delicious wine!
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2011 Vina Robles "Red 4" Paso Robles Rhône Blend
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Rich, perfumed fruit jumps from the glass carrying over to a palate of baked blackberry and plum, candied cherry, earth, cigar box smoke & spice, and soft tannins. Great weight and texture are this wine's calling card and it will be a hit at any summer BBQ.
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2013 Bishop's Peak San Luis Obispo County Chardonnay
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An incredible offering from Talley Vineyard's value priced lineup. This is a very focused and vibrant wine, with fresh Granny Smith apple, vibrant, tangy citrus zest, and a great mineral drive. Ridiculously undervalued $14 Chardonnay!
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2012 Talley Estate Arroyo Grande Chardonnay
Review Date: 4-16-2014
The secret is out: Talley makes incredible wine, and now we can barely keep it on our shelf. Their Chardonnay has been a favorite to sell for parties, weddings, and just about any get-together that needs both a crowd-pleasing wine and a wine that goes the extra mile for the "serious wine drinkers" of the group. Bright apple and mild toast (15% new oak) show on the nose, continuing onto the palate with hints of tropical fruit and mouthwatering acid. Once again, the texture shines in this Chardonnay, which has a creamy palate yet fresh, bright, and clean fruit flavors.
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2012 Au Bon Climat Santa Barbara County Chardonnay
Review Date: 4-16-2014
The 2012 Chardonnay from ABC is just unfair to other Chardonnays in the $20 range. Everything is done right with truly impeccable balance; creamy mid palate, texture, citrus and stone fruit, mild toast, and great mineral and acid to really round out the whole package. Serious wine for $20!
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2012 Shenandoah Vineyards "Special Reserve" Amador County Zinfandel
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Our longtime staff and customer favorite Zinfandel from the Sobon Estate winemakers returns better than ever in 2012! Brambly and full of lush red fruit, this zin is ready to take on any picnic or backyard bbq. Shenandoah is an awesome party wine and crowd pleaser at $10. Stock up!
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2011 Seven Hills Columbia Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 1-14-2014
In 2011, Seven Hills made no reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, instead adding much of that wine to their entry-level Columbia Valley Cabernet. This packs quite a punch for $20. The reserve vineyard wine adds a bit of powerful black fruit, hefty mineral, and darker tannins to the already prevalent plum, raspberry, cocoa and fresh herbs. Fruit-forward, yet focused and well-structured, this is a very strong offering from a superbly consistent winery.
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Michel Arnould Verzenay "Reserve" Brut Champagne
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Rich and toasty, yet fresh and focused, this Champagne is chock full of stone fruit and hazelnut. As mentioned, this is a lot of wine for the price!
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A great deal in traditional Rioja, this wine is full of red fruit, spice and earthy undertones. This wine has the structure to last quite a while, yet it is drinking beautifully now. All for $20!
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Click through the gallery to see the process of lifting Bertha's massive cutterhead to the surface from 120 feet below ground.
After a year of slumber and almost a month after chewing her way into a 12-story repair pit, Big Bertha, the world's largest tunnel-boring machine, is finally under repair in Seattle.
Crews worked for the better part of March to disassemble the machine's front end before lifting the machine's cutterhead and body shield panels—a combined 2,000 tons—to the surface for necessary repairs.
The gallery above details the process of disassembling the front end and lifting the four pieces to the surface.
According to a report from the Seattle Times, the lifting process was completed around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. The lift was done by Mammoet, a Dutch lift company, through a plan devised in tandem with Seattle Tunnel Partners, the lead contractor on the job, and Hitachi, Bertha's manufacturer.
The machine is nearly two years behind schedule in digging Seattle's new State Route 99 tunnel due to a long list of setbacks. The massive machine went down only one-tenth of the way through digging the 1.7-mile tunnel which will carry a double-deck highway and replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct.
Water and sand clogging her cutterhead openings brought the machine to a halt in January 2014, penetrating seven rubber seals meant to protect the main bearing. In repairing the machine, crews will install 216 steel ribs and plates that will add 86 tons of reinforcement to the 7,000-ton machine's drive block and cutter drive. The Times reports these reinforcement repairs have already begun.
Crews are now aiming at resuming drilling in August.
Case has debuted a pair of new Tier 4 Final rough terrain forklifts, the 586H and 588H.
Rated at 74 horsepower the two machines don't need SCR (selective catalytic reduction) or DPFs (diesel particulate filters) which makes them maintenance free as far as the emissions/Tier 4 technology is concerned.
The new RT lifts meet their emissions targets with a combination of diesel oxidation catalyst and a flow through exhaust filter. The company claims 5 percent better fuel efficiency and faster response times compared to previous models.
The 586H lifts 6,000 pounds with a 15-foot mast and 3,000 pounds with a 22-foot mast. The 588H offers 8,000 pounds lift capacity on its 15-foot mast and 4,000 pounds with it's 22-foot mast.
The units offer a 45 degree forward mast tilt and 15-degree backward mast tilt and optional load control technology. Their zero tail swing design will get you in and out of tight spaces that might constrain models with a larger footprint. A dual mast design, narrow console and sloped rear hood improve visibility all around.
The states with the most structurally deficient bridges are listed to the right. The District of Columbia has the least at 14, followed by Nevada (34), Delaware (48), Hawaii (61), and Utah (102).
ARTBA Chief Economist Dr. Alison Premo Black reviewed the report, which shows 61,064 structurally deficient bridges in the U.S. are crossed 215 million times every day, with the most travelled being on the Interstate Highway System.
"State and local governments are doing the best they can to address these significant challenges, given limited resources," Black said. "Many of the most heavily traveled bridges are nearly 50 years old. Elected officials can't just sprinkle fairy dust on America's bridge problem and wish it away. It will take committed investment by legislators at all levels of government.
"Without additional investment from all levels of government, our infrastructure spending will be a zero-sum game," she added.
Citing USDOT data, Black also said there is a current backlog of over $115 billion in bridge work and $755 billion in highway projects.
Her analysis of the report also found:
More of Black's analysis of the report is available here.
It's pretty sharp looking for a cargo van. The sleek nose, canted windshield and smooth body lines instantly belie its European heritage.
What isn't readily apparent is just how much room it has in the back and how much fun it is to drive.
A cargo van fun to drive?
Taken in context that the bright white 2015 Ram ProMaster City I am testing is the "Tradesman SLT Cargo with rear and side windows," yes, the quick-acclerating, nimble-handling van is fun and would make long days schlepping cargo from here to there and back less tedious than driving a cargo van of old.
The 2015 Ram ProMaster City Cargo van is Ram's newest addition to its commercial vehicle lineup, and contributes to the expanding, purpose-built, van segment with a number of best-in-class, functional elements tied directly to commercial customer demand.
Joining the larger Ram ProMaster and Ram C/V as a Class 1 van offering, the ProMaster City actually competes with compact commercial and passenger vans. In fact, Ram says the small van is the class leader in payload capacity, cargo area, performance and fuel economy.
I don't doubt those claims. I've run it through a tight slalom course, driven it more than 600 miles on city, highway and country roads, hauled cargo in it, and towed a zero-turn mower around town. The ProMaster City Cargo van exceeded my expectations on all fronts.
Ram Truck cites its relationship with Europe's Fiat Professional, one of the largest producers of commercial vehicles in the world, as the key to the ProMaster City's performance.
Based on the successful Fiat Doblo, a two-time International Van of the Year winner with more than 1.3 million units sold, the Ram ProMaster City has been Americanized with Ram Truck design elements and contains features, systems and powertrains preferred by North American customers.
The two-seat Tradesman I'm driving does a good job isolating road noise, and protecting the driver and passenger cabin from the cargo box area with a solid wall.
The steel unibody design of this van keeps the overall weight down while maximizing load carrying capacity. Ram specs shows it can haul 1,883 pounds on its short 122.4-inch wheelbase.
The seats are basic, yet comfortable despite very little room to tilt the seatbacks. The interior trim is just upscale enough to keep outside road and wind noise abated, while the navigation system and radio provide enough functions to perform work duties with ease.
The front-wheel-driven ProMaster City also rides better than I anticipated. The steering is light and quick, so it maneuvers well in tight areas.
Ride quality is better than most vans, cargo or otherwise.
Unlike cargo vans that use leaf springs in the rear, the City rides on independent, coil-sprung bi-link rear suspension, which really does a good job absorbing bumps, potholes, and other uneven road surfaces.
The power delivery from the 178hp I-4 Tigershark, mated to the new nine-speed automatic, is also surprising. It doesn't take much throttle to roll into traffic or pull a grade even when loaded. The gear splits are crisp and near-perfect.
Initial performance numbers show this little cargo van can zip to 60mph in less than 9.8 seconds and 0-30mph in under four. It's no Ram 1500 Hemi, but it's still impressive.
And while the little 2.4L has to be wound way up high in the rpm range to take full advantage of those ponies, it still gets very good fuel economy when you are in normal driving mode.
During my road test I'm seeing consistent highway fuel economy in the 28mpg range and low 20s around town with a light load.
I also had time to use the cargo area. I found the side panels are upfitter-friendly and simplify the attachment of shelves or storage racks for specialized commercial use.
The flat load floor floor measures 87.2 inches in length and is fitted with six standard equipment D-ring tie downs to secure cargo in place.
Access to cargo is one of the best in this size van. The rear has 60/40 split-swing doors, making it easy to quickly access larger cargo items and not block the path to the curbside of the van.
Both rear doors initially swing open 90 degrees, and – for dock loading – can swing to 180 degrees with a simple press of a release button on the door latch. The latch automatically re-engages when the door is closed.
Whether the job is delivering packages, organizing and hauling the tools of a professional tradesman, or taking a sport quad out for a day of play, the ProMaster City van is designed and engineered to tackle those tasks and more while delivering versatile functionality, durability and superior ride and handling.
The base price for the Cargo van version is $23,130 (plus $995 destination fee.) The Tradesman SLT model I tested listed for $26,580.
Ram also offers the ProMaster City in a five-seat passenger Wagon for those thinking this might be a good fit for the family.
The California Transportation Commission has approved funds for 142 transportation projects across the state, including roads and bridges as well as biking and pedestrian projects.
The funds allocated total $325.8 million, with $132 million from the State Highway Operation & Protection Program for 54 infrastructure and state highway projects.
California Department of Transportation director Malcolm Dougherty said the department is, "embracing a 'fix it first' strategy by focusing on preventative maintenance to our existing transportation infrastructure."
"We are striving to give California's taxpayers the most bang for their buck because every $1 spent on preventative pavement maintenance translates into a savings of $6 to $14 that would have been spent on expensive pavement repairs," he continued.
Road and bridge projects receiving funding allocations include:
"Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) is building transportation improvements that will benefit the state for decades to come," Dougherty added. "Not only are we working to preserve our previous investments in the state highway system, but we are investing in projects that will expand the availability of alternative, more sustainable ways of getting from point A to point B."
A construction worker was killed Tuesday while working on a large-scale industrial complex conversion project in Pennsylvania.
According to a report from StateImpact Pennsylvania, the unidentified, 50-year-old worker was killed after a 1,200-foot pylon fell on top of him while working at the Sunoco Logistics plant in Marcus Hook.
The man worked for engineering firm AECOM, a contractor working on the former refinery's $2.5 billion conversion to a natural gas storage and processing plant.
"We are tremendously saddened by the loss of one or our people," Ed Mayer, an AECOM spokesman, told StateImpact in an email. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, who have asked that their privacy be respected at this time."
The Occupational Safety and Health administration is investigating the cause of the incident.
Roughly $150 million worth of road and bridge projects are beginning this week in the Northwest Region of Wisconsin, encompassing 45 projects in the 20-county area.
Most of the projects will be completed by the fall this year, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation reports.
Some of the projects include:
Counties in the Northwest Region include Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Buffalo, Burnett, Chippewa, Clark, Douglas, Dunn, Eau Claire, Jackson, Pepin, Pierce, Polk, Rusk, Sawyer, St. Croix, Taylor, Trempealeau and Washburn counties.
Total spending fell 0.1 percent during the month to $967.1 billion, according to preliminary estimates from the Commerce Department. Spending was up 2.1 percent over February 2014.
Residential and nonresidential construction spending both fell 0.1 percent to totals of $355.6 billion and $611.5 billion, respectively. Total residential spending is down 2 percent year-over-year, while nonresidential is up 4.6 percent.
Private residential spending fell 0.2 percent to $349.8 billion while private nonresidential rose 0.5 percent to $348.3 billion. Spending in the private sector totaled $698.2 billion in February, up 0.2 percent. Home building spending is now down 2.1 percent, year-over-year. Meanwhile, private nonresidential is up 5.9 percent.
Private spending on single-family home construction fell 0.2 percent in February to $203.8 billion but remains up 9.7 percent year-over-year. Multi-family home construction spending rose 4.1 percent during the month to $50.8 billion and is up 31.5 percent year-over-year.
The largest percent gains in nonresidential markets belonged to conservation and development at 11 percent to $8.4 billion; manufacturing at 6.8 percent to $69.6 billion and lodging at 5 percent to $16.6 billion.
Government residential spending rose 3.4 percent to $5.7 billion, but it wasn't enough to offset an 0.8-percent decrease in nonresidential to $263.1 billion. Total government construction spending fell 0.8 percent to $268.9 billion.
Citing data saying 23 highway workers are killed each month in the U.S., the Ohio Department of Transportation invited the public to get a feel for just how dangerous road work can be.
According to a report from Cleveland.com, ODOT opened a "work zone simulation room" last week that demonstrated work with cars whizzing by using high-definition footage taken from jobsites. The DOT says more than 5,100 crashes occurred in its work zones last year with 1,000 people being injured and 17 killed.
Nine highway workers have been killed on ODOT jobsites since 1973 and the department recently began requiring drivers to shift over one lane when passing a vehicle with flashing lights. If changing lanes isn't possible, the DOT asks drivers to slow down when passing these vehicles.
Presenters include: Larry Scofield, International Grinding and Grooving Association; Susan Tighe, University of Waterloo; and Dominique Pittinger, University of Oklahoma.
The webinar will cover: SPS2 Preservation Pooled Fund Study update; demonstrating the savings from concrete preservation; permeable concrete maintenance issues; shotblasting, concrete densification, grinding, and grooving in Oklahoma.
Professional Engineers (PEs) who register and attend will receive a certificate for 1.5 Professional Development Hours.
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LEWISVILLE (CBSDFW.COM) – Residents at an apartment complex in Lewisville escaped injury on Friday morning after a four-alarm fire heavily damaged three buildings.
Firefighters from six cities helped battle the blaze, which began around 5:25 a.m. at the Somerset Apartments in the 200 block of East Corporate Drive.
The first has been extinguished, but investigators are on scene attempting to determine the cause of the fire.
The American Red Cross is on scene and has provided assistance to 22 families displaced by the fire.
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Registration for JUC 2015 is Open!
It's that time of the year again: 2015 Jenkins User Conference Registration is OPEN for all cities. This year, we are making some changes to JUC — JUC will be a two-day event in three out of the four cities across the globe. You will get opportunities to network with other users and developers in the community, learn more about how other people are using Jenkins and attacking broader continuous delivery problem. As always, we love to meet & talk to you to learn what you are doing with Jenkins. To get the sense of how JUC is like, take a look at our past JUC reports like this and this.
Early Bird pricing for JUC tickets is available until May 1.
You can learn a lot more information here about the 2015 Jenkins User Conference World Tour. As always, we are tweaking JUC to make it better, based on feedback. I'll post about those in coming months. Make sure to follow or tweet at @jenkinsconf to stay up to date on JUC news or to share which JUC you will be attending!
See you there!
JUC 2015 Call for Paper Deadlines Approaching!
The deadlines to speak at a 2015 Jenkins User Conference are fast approaching. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to share your Jenkins tips, tricks, stories, and know-how with the community! Submit your proposal by the below deadlines to have your talk considered by a panel of Jenkins experts:
Please note: The deadline to submit a speaking proposal for East Coast US (DC) and Europe (London) is SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 2015. That is only FIVE days away!
2015 JUC Cities & Call for Papers Deadlines
- East Coast US: Deadline to Submit - March 22, 2015
- London: Deadline to Submit - March 22, 2015
- West Coast US (Bay Area): Deadline to Submit - May 3, 2015
- Israel: Deadline to Submit - May 15, 2015
Not interested in speaking? Contribute to the community in another way: nominate or refer a speaker you would like to hear from at JUC! Contact email@example.com or simply become a sponsor.
Google Apps SSO no longer supported in Jenkins OpenID plugin
This is a guest post from Owen Mehegan (aka autojack)
In 2014 Google announced that they will be shutting down their OpenID 2.0 authentication endpoint and replacing it with Google+ Sign-in, a library built on top of OpenID Connect. The old Google endpoint will shut down on April 20th, 2015! Accordingly, if you are using the Jenkins OpenID plugin to authenticate users with the 'Google Apps SSO' feature (typically when Google hosts your personal or corporate email), you need to upgrade. Ryan Campbell took the initiative to develop the new Google Login plugin which implements the Google+ Sign-in functionality. This is the recommended solution going forward. Follow the steps here to configure it for your site. Note that you DON'T need to have a Google+ social network account/profile. Any Google account can be used.
If you find yourself locked out of your Jenkins system after the old endpoint is shut down you will need to follow the steps here to disable Jenkins security temporarily. Then you can connect without authentication and switch to the Google Login plugin. You will probably want to uninstall the old OpenID plugin at that point as well.
Jenkins User Conference – Save the Date
We have some exciting news to share with you! We have finalized most of the dates and locations for the 2015 Jenkins User Conference (JUC) World Tour.
Save the date(s):
- US East (Washington DC): June 18-19
- Europe (London): June 23-24
- Israel: July 16 (ETA)
- US West (Santa Clara): September 2-3
The big news? The JUC agenda has been expanded this year to cover two days! That means you get twice as many opportunities to learn how others are using Jenkins and to network with other Jenkins users.
We need JUC speakers! The Call for Papers is open now and you can apply here. This is an opportunity for YOU to give back to the community by sharing your Jenkins knowledge and success. Jenkins speakers contribute significantly to the overall JUC experience.
In return for speaking, you will receive free admission to the conference and fame/fortune within the Jenkins community. OK, we can't guarantee the latter, but we can guarantee the former! Hurry and apply now, because the Call for Papers deadline for US East and Europe expires on March 22, 2015.
Not interested in speaking? Another way to contribute to the community is by letting us know who you want to hear from. Nominate or refer that amazing speaker and we'll do the rest. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Lastly, be a JUC sponsor. Any organization can do this – whether a vendor that sells into the Jenkins ecosystem or a company that has received value from Jenkins and wants to give back to the community. You can find out more here. (NOTE: JUC is not a moneymaking venture for the community – so sponsorships do make a difference.)
100K Celebration Podcast
As a part of the Jenkins 100K celebration, Dean Yu, Andrew Bayer, R. Tyler Croy, Chris Orr, and myself got together late Tuesday evening to go over the history of the project, how big the community was back then, how we grow, where we are now, and maybe a bit about future.
We got carried away and the recording became longer than we all planned. But it has some nice sound bites, back stage stories, and stuff even some of us didn't know about! I hope you'll enjoy it. The MP3 file is here, or you can use your favorite podcast app and subscribe to http://jenkins-ci.org/podcast.
100K Celebration Podcast Recording
In preparation for Jenkins 100K celebration, I'm going to record a one-time podcast with Dean Yu, Andrew Bayer, and R. Tyler Croy.
My current plan is to go over the history of the project, how big the community was back then, how we grow, where we are now, and maybe a bit about future.
But if you have any other suggestions/questions that you'd like us to discuss, you have 3 or 4 more hours to send in that suggestion! Your feedback would help us make a better recording, so please don't hesitate to tell us.
Jenkins 100K celebration pictures
In preparation of the celebration of 100K installations, 1000 plugins, and 10 years of Jenkins, we've got these images created.
I hope folks can use these images to mark the occasion! The full size pictures are here.
Jenkins Celebration Day is February 26
Congratulations! The Jenkins project officially went over the 100K active users mark sometime in January. As of January 31, we were at 102,992. YOU are one of the 100K active users!
As discussed on a couple recent project meetings, we have designated February 26 as Jenkins Celebration Day.
To make some noise, here is what we are doing starting NOW:
- Write a blog about anything related to Jenkins. Post your blog and Tweet out a link to it. Include the hashtag #Jenkins100K in your post.
- On February 26, we will hold a raffle and pick four names at random. The grand prize winner will get a 3D Jenkins Butler model. Five others will get their pick of Jenkins swag (up to $20) from the Jenkins online store.
There are a number of other things planned and we want YOU to be involved. This blog post is the central place to come for all things related to the celebration.
- Recording – Jenkins Governance Board Dean, Tyler, Andrew and I will get together this month and record some thoughts about the Jenkins project. We will share that recording with you from this page on February 26.
- Twitter Badge For those of us on social media that want to proudly celebrate our community, we will have a special badge that you can use for your profile image on Twitter or any of the other social media forums. Feel free to use the badge as long as you want – but let's get as many of us using it as possible between now and February 27.
Social Media Images
- CloudBees is donating a series of images that we can all push out on social media (whatever platform(s) you use).
- Pick your favorite(s) and push them out on Twitter, Facebook, G+
- Certificate (available on this blog post soon) Download your very own "I am part of the Jenkins 100K" certificate. Print it out and proudly display it on the wall of your cube or office.
- Visibility The Community will also issue a press release on February 26 announcing our milestone news.
- Sign the "card" Consider this blog a Congratulations card to the entire community. Share your thoughts in a comment on this blog about anything Jenkins-related that you wish!
This is a big milestone for the Community and one you should be proud to be part of! Let's make some noise…
2015 Jenkins User Conferences - Call for Papers
The Jenkins User Conference 2015 is seeking submissions that reflect the latest innovations in Jenkins usage. This is your chance to educate, share and inspire the community with stories of how you've used Jenkins to continuously build that amazing project or how you developed that popular plugin that everyone is using.
If you're gamed, here are some suggestions to get your creative juice going:
- Scaling Jenkins within the enterprise
- Jenkins as the orchestrator for continuous delivery
- Plug-in development
- Jenkins techniques that solve testing/building problems in specific application areas: mobile, enterprise/web/cloud and UI testing
- War stories that speak to a problem you faced, the Jenkins solution you implemented to solve it and the results you realized
- Jenkins best practices, tips and tricks
- Jenkins in the cloud - if you or your company is currently using Jenkins in the cloud we'd love to hear your story
- Beyond Java (Jenkins with PHP, Ruby, etc.)
We are upping the ante at this year's JUCs. We are moving from a 1 day conference to a 2 days conference for SF and London - that's 18 additional cutting edge sessions to be learned.
There's also a wide variety of event sponsorship opportunities available. There are offerings from Gold to Silver packages, exhibitor packages in our world-class expo hall, speaking sessions, free passes, and many branding opportunities. For inquiries, pls contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Looking forward to receiving your amazing proposals!
Office Hours tomorrow: workflow security model & plugin compatibility
In tomorrow's Jenkins office hours, Jesse Glick will talk about two topics in the workflow plugin that he has been asked about:
- Security model: script security, permissions
- Plugin compatibility: SimpleBuildStep and friends, custom steps, etc.
The session should be interesting to anyone using workflow or thinking about using workflow. Jesse is one of the top contributors in the community, so it'd be definitely worth your time!
A lot of us has grown fond of our loyal butler Mr.Jenkins over time, which was created by Frontside and chosen as a result of a logo contest. In the true open-source style, the logo has since evolved into many different derivative works, such as a plugin, a 3D model, and a bobble head.
Our friends at CloudBees are running a #BreakingBuilds social media contest through Jan 5th to have some fun with Mr.Jenkins. Read Sacha Labourey's blog post, where he draws parallels between what a butler does and what continuous delivery can do.
I especially agree with him on this point: I always loved the idea of using a butler to represent what Jenkins is about, as it projects all of the qualities that define continuous delivery: it is built to be proactive, it will help you fix problems before they happen, it orchestrates your entire pipeline to production without you having to worry about the sophisticated underlying sequence of steps and, if things go wrong Jenkins uses his fingerprint database to trace back the source of the issue. Full service. As your right arm, Jenkins is the reliable and trustworthy guy you want on your team!
Check out the contest rules and participate. Let's raise the visibility of Jenkins and have some fun in the process!


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Grafting Tape vs. Transparent Tape vs. Paper Tape
I think I am going to graft my seedlings. I saw where Marie uses transparent tape but I have read about special grafting tape. I can't get grafting tape locally and everywhere I see online to order it, it is too expensive for me because they want you to buy alot or just because it is expensive.
I can't see how the transparent tape would stay on very well especially if it rains. What about paper tape? That stays on a bit better when wet.
Any sources for grafting tape that aren't expensive (i.e., under $20 including shipping)?
Yumtomatoes, any tape you do, the same tape you use for Xmas wrapping. Just to hold the scion down and you tape around it. Cover with plastic bag for about 10 days or 2 weeks at the most.....I bought the tape in Walmart and it was the cheapest I can find. Under $1
you can use any tape. i've found the best quality to be parafilm, it's used in laboratory work to seal vials of all kinds (you just cut to measure), it is extremely stretchy in all directions but waterproof and not easily torn. a tiny piece will cover a scion completely and the ends can be wrapped up easily.
i've seen it sold on ebay, not extremely expensive and a roll will last a lifetime. i get mine from the lab i work in.
check this flat grafting technique..
Here is a link that might be useful: flat grafting
Mr. Khuong is very well know person with desert rose in Viet Nam.
Even Siam adenium mentioned that he learned the graft techniques, and hand polinate to be double and triple from Mr. Khuong beginning in 2006 (if I am not mistaking).
I like flat grafting and even better with the graft without using any tape. I tryed some last June and all of it took too.
While researching grafting tapes, I found this video on using Hydrofilm as grafting tape. Hydrofilm is a waterproof transparent film for dressing wounds. The author states that it breathes so the graft will not rot and is transparent so you can observe the health and progress of the graft.
I have not tried it myself but I will give it a go.
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Than a country full of sedentary layabouts twittering to each other like chickadees
about the price of spice
and admiring their own portraits on facebook.
Sounds like a good way to gather intel on the people using this technology in these "friendly" countries.
Yeah, like ours.
You should have written that as a haiku:
New social warfare
Another nation brought low
By social networks.
Considering how hot every single Persian chick I've ever met is, I fully support the idea of peaceful, loving relations with Iran, as often as possible.
"Now this is a totally brain damaged algorithm. Gag me with a smurfette." -- P. Buhr, Computer Science 354


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Welcome to Hotel Resort Mulino a Vento!
Unwind with some laps as this hotel features a seasonal outdoor pool. There is also a poolside bar and a bar/lounge so guests can sip a refreshing drink by the pool or indoors. Wake up to a nice breakfast or enjoy an evening meal at this 3 star Uggiano la Chiesa hotel as it has its own restaurant.
Staff are able to provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-out. Staff are available at the front desk during limited hours. Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like. Other amenities include a garden and concierge services.
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Breakfast at Hotel Resort Mulino a Vento
A free breakfast is served between 8 AM and 10 AM.
Hotel Facilities at Mulino a Vento
- Bar
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- Outdoor swimming pool
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- Pets accepted
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
Check-in: between 3 PM and 10 PM.
Check-out: before 10 AM.
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Please contact the property ahead of time if you are planning to arrive after 10 PM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 10 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Hotel Resort Mulino a Vento, offering 63 guest rooms with climate control. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy televisions with digital channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Uggiano la Chiesa area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as phones.
Refrigerators and hair dryers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs.
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Distances from Hotel Mulino a VentoOtranto Castle - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Otranto Cathedral - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Otranto Waterfront - 6.1 km / 3.8 mi
Santa Cesarea Terme Beach - 7 km / 4.4 mi
Zinzulusa Cave - 11.1 km / 6.9 mi
Alimini Beach - 11.6 km / 7.2 mi
Madonna Addolorata Church - 13.8 km / 8.6 mi
Palazzo Baronale Capece - 13.9 km / 8.7 mi
Maglie Duomo - 14.1 km / 8.7 mi
Torre Sant'Andrea - 17.5 km / 10.9 mi
Corigliano d'Otranto Castle - 18.6 km / 11.5 mi
Quercia Vallonea - 20.1 km / 12.5 mi
Castle Gallone - 20.3 km / 12.6 mi
Church and Crypt of St John the Baptist - 20.5 km / 12.7 mi
Mother Church of the Archangel Michael - 20.6 km / 12.8 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Resort Mulino a Vento is Brindisi (BDS-Papola Casale) - 76.3 km / 47.4 mi.
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Stoudemire talks looming free agency
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When Dwyane Wade talks about sitting down with LeBron James and Joe Johnson (and perhaps Chris Bosh), he's suggesting a tiny handful of elite players could conspire to determine the future of the NBA, Mark Kreidler writes. Story
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Stoudemire, who has spent all eight seasons with the Suns after coming to the NBA directly from high school, is due to make $17 million in the final year of his contract. He can opt out, and he wants a maximum deal.
Suns coach Alvin Gentry said Sunday that "you would expect" Stoudemire to opt out of his contract and test the free-agent market.
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Stoudemire has said that he is "50-50" on returning to the Suns. On Sunday, he said he would begin mulling his future Monday.
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- Extension piece with access plug for wire pulls
- 60 lb load rating
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