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Big news for Seesmic fans as they've uploaded a new update to the Android market that works out some bugs and eliminates Google Buzz. Here is what's new with Seesmic:
- This version addresses various bug fixes and minor updates including:
- Updates to address issues with Trending Topics
- Support for t.co links
- Bug fixes based on feedback
- Dropped Google Buzz support
The downside is that last April we sat in Seesmic's San Francisco headquarters and saw with our very own eyes a version of Seesmic for Honeycomb tablets. 10 months later it's still not available. Hopefully they'll have one specifically for tablets soon.
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BHUBANESWAR: Chairman of the Indian Oil Corporation Sarthak Behuria called on Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Monday to discuss about the implementation of the proposed petrochemicals complex at Paradip.
Mr. Behuria informed the Chief Minister that work on the petrochemicals will begin in April next year.
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The ground levelling work for the project was already on progress at Paradip, the IOC informed.
Mr. Behuria told Mr. Patnaik that the project would be commissioned by 2011-12. The project cost will go up to Rs. 26,000 crore, he said.
Mr. Patnaik and Mr. Behuria also discussed about the displacement issues pertaining to the IOC oil depots in Rourkela and Sambalpur.
Talking to presspersons after the meeting, Mr. Behuria expressed hope that the State would consider IOC's demand for exemption of sales tax for the proposed petrochemicals complex.
Among others who were present at the meeting include Industry Secretary Ashok Dalwai and Finance Secretary R.N. Senapati.


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Okay, here goes. Along with the jokes about Teal'c and Bregman (and I think some other made-up thing), I slipped in a reference to the Asgard giving all their secrets to the SGC and then committing racial suicide. It sounds so ridiculous in print that I didn't think you'd peg it as a real spoiler. Then when you actually saw it on the show later, you'd do a double-take. "Wait a minute...."
I think it actually would have worked as long as everyone else here kept mum. Since there's no guarantee of that, it's probably better that I deleted it.
If no one else gave it away, would you have bought it?
The secrets part, no. The racial suicide part, yes. Who knows what those crazy grey guys will do?
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A New App With a Modest Goal: Improving the Lives of 200 Million Babies
HHI and HealthPhone team up to bring mobile education to millions of Indian mothers.
Portland, OR (PRWEB) July 31, 2013
Hands to Hearts International (HHI) announced today a partnership with HealthPhone to provide educational content to mothers of children age 0 to 3 in India. The video provides a portion of HHI's mother training which has had a powerful impact on the lives of some of the world's most disadvantaged infants.
"This is great news for millions of new mothers and their babies in some of the most rural and underdeveloped areas of the world," said Laura Peterson, HHI's Executive Director. "HealthPhone's technology allows us to better the lives of millions of babies we wouldn't otherwise be able to reach."
HealthPhone content is distributed through microSD card which can be viewed on the majority of the more than 867 million mobile phones currently in use in India. The project will launch in Maharashtra in the coming weeks and plans to distribute the microSD cards to 4-5 million mothers with children under the age of two in that state. The information can be viewed without a cellular connection and at no cost.
"HealthPhone is excited to have Hands to Hearts International's instructional video in 24 languages, added to our library of resources for millions of mothers in India," said Nand Wadhwani, Founder of HealthPhone and The Mother and Child Health and Education Trust. "It furthers our joint goal of providing quality health education that is both meaningful and supportive to marginalized mothers."
The first years of life are critical to human development. Children who receive inadequate care at this age show inhibited emotional development, difficulty learning and poor physical health often into adulthood.
Globally, over 200 million children under 5 years of age are not fulfilling their development potential. HHI betters the health, well-being, cognitive development and safety of vulnerable children (ages 0-3) globally by training caregivers in nurturing, positive parenting skills as well as early child development.
HHI teaches caregivers how to improve their ability to nurture their children's language, social, cognitive and physical development, and how to support their health, nutrition and early learning. Children and caregivers show remarkable benefits after HHI's training including decreased infant mortality, improved health and development, enhanced bonding between caregiver and child and a new sense of pride in caregivers for their critically important role.
Hands to Hearts International (HHI) is a Portland-based non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and development of the world's most vulnerable children. Established in 2004, HHI's simple and cost-effective program trains parents and caregivers in the most critical aspects of early child development. Currently, HHI works in India, Swaziland and Uganda. For more information, visit http://handstohearts.org.
HealthPhone makes health and nutrition content created by HHI, UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNDP, UNAIDS, WFP and The World Bank easily viewable on mobile phones at no cost and without the need for a cellular connection. http://www.healthphone.org/
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Be an Expecting Mom's #1 Resource
Expecting moms need more than a prenatal vitamin...
Expecting moms need to know how to have a healthy pregnancy, and you can help! It takes nine months to grow a baby and eighteen years to raise a child, yet most moms spend the majority of their time during pregnancy preparing ONLY for their baby's delivery.
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The military has played a major role in Alaska social and economic life for as long as I can remember.
When I was a boy in Fairbanks in the Fifties, about one in five Alaska residents was in the service. And more than 40 percent of the babies born in Alaska had fathers in the military.
When I started high school, military payrolls and the earnings of civilian employees at defense agencies accounted for almost one-third of the income of Alaskans. GI pay day was the most important day of the month for Fairbanks and Anchorage merchants. And for local police faced with hordes of single young men looking for a good time in bars advertising "enchanting hostesses" and "exciting dancers."
When I went away to college in the East, I was surprised I almost never encountered servicemen unless they were military recruiters.
I accepted what I saw of the military in Fairbanks as the norm and the future.
Now the future is taking another shape. Air Force brass say they are prepared to transfer all the F-16 fighters at Eielson AFB to Anchorage. This would save the Air Force money -- and the money saved would come out of the pockets of Eielson employees and Interior merchants.
The Alaska Congressional delegation has promised legislation that will prevent the Air Force from moving the F-16s. This would be a parochial interest trumping national strategy but who knows, maybe the legislation will pass.
The writer Peter De Vries said reality is that which won't go away no matter how hard you try to make it go away. Reality is those who direct American military policy are convinced the services have to get smaller -- and less expensive. We can't afford an oversized force with rampant inefficiencies in an era when government is going to do less because of the national debt.
Expanding the military in Alaska was easy -- just write a check. Contracting the military is not going to be easy -- as Fairbanks is about to find out.
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Best In Show
So what do you do on a Saturday sans kid? You go for a big long hike! Yesterday we hit Russian Ridge. We were not 15 minutes into the hike when this casual coyote ambled up the trail. Russian Ridge is a great place for coyotes to live because there are no dogs allowed, so there is no one to wreak havoc on their leisurely lifestyle. In fact, the pair that we observed seemed perfectly at home with us. They didn't seem to mind us taking photos of their afternoon amble come hunting spree.
The immediate consumption of prey sort of set the mood for the rest of the day. I forget how sudden death is in nature. One minute you are a conscious gofer and the next minute "you" no longer exists. In a matter of seconds your entire frame is crushed and stomached. Your existence is gone in the blink of an eye. It's hard for a slow moving human to get her head around this concept. I know death happens to humans in an instant also, but it does not mean I am equipped to process that experience. I harbor the illusion that time is on my side to process all things, but it's not.
Presumably the consumed looks something like this on the other side.
Other things on the hike had more time on their sides. The ancient oaks always cause me to pause and ponder time. Although they can be snapped up by chain saws or fire, their usual mode of existence is slow and long. I wonder about their consciousness. I wonder what they feel. How they pass their time, sacred as it is.
The terrain of Russian Ridge really emphasizes the fine line between earth and sky. That kind of place where you feel the urge to jump and fly, but are just a little too reserved. What if the chance was really there? Would you take it?
Days like yesterday are full of great light. Who needs a bright sunny day when you can have a moody, ambiguous, unpredictable cloudy day. I told Ryder that it was the kind of day where I wanted to come home from my hike, curl up with a cup of tea and read about dragons. Goddess bless I will get lots of chances to do this with Seth. There is nothing that gets the imagination aroused more than a cloudy day with unexpected colors and textures – a visual passage to the realm of fantasy.


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Where on earth has this week gone! I know time is supposed to go quicker the older you get, but this is just silly
I'm really looking forward to the weekend, it's been a mixed week, I don't seem to have had 5 minutes to myself, but I don't know what I've done
We have nothing planned at all, a nice quiet weekend sat in front of the TV sounds just about perfect to me. Chris is shattered with being away here and there all week, so I know he won't want to go visiting anyone. We might go out Sunday morning up the road to see the Olympic Torch go past, but it depends on how early it is as I haven't looked yet. It would be nice to see, but I'm not interested enough to get out of bed at 7am on a Sunday
The weather down here has been mixed, it's been cold all week with sun only on Tuesday I've actually put the central heating back on!
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PeculiarBliss Magazine - Issue Six
Issue SIX is finally here! This Quarter's theme was "PASTIME". Featuring an interview with the UBERKRAAFT. We have contributions from Vaughn Fender, Chris Piascik, Josh Lafayette, Kyle Mosher, Hugo Diaz and the Frinton Press Crew amongst others. A big thanks to all who have contributed and helped put this issue together. Check it out! Cover Art by UBERKRAAFT.
PECULIARBLISS ISSUE 6 / PASTIME / UBERKRAAFT P E C U L I A R B L I S S IS S U E S IX PeculiarBliss.com is a stream of doodles and images, featuring creative, original works from sketchbooks and other mediums into one location, with the hope to inspire continued creative thinking. PeculiarBliss Magazine is the quarterly continuation of this effort. This issues theme: "Pastime" Cover Image: UBERKRAAFT All The Above - VAUGHN FENDER 2 Tele - HUGo DiAz 3 pAsTime - AbE HoNEst 4 pAsTime - simoNE WEbb 5 pAsTime - bRiANNE FARlEy 6 pAsTime - ANDREW WAlkER 7 pAsTime - C. m. CARtER 8 pAsTime - CloUDERy 9 pAsTime - PAtRiCk sAVilE 10 pAsTime - PHiliPPE PoiRiER 11 origAmi girl - bRyoNy CRANE 12 pAsTime - AsHlEy NiRo PREVIEW Uberkraaft iNtERViEW by : sHANNoN DUGGAN introducing He has three children and a full-time job as a Creative Director at Storm Creative Communications, but his pastime is what has earned him the attention of international design blogs and curated art websites. Matt Williams, the artist behind Uberkraaft has found his niche in being, well, anything but niche. Balancing the inviting with the tenebrous, the occult with the traditional, Williams creates a range of refined work. His crisp style complements the diverse content resulting in varying emotional responses. Staying versatile and, dare I say peculiar, has helped Williams' arts and crafts endeavors catch more light than a typical peripheral pastime. PHOTO BY AndY GOslinG "The mirAcle" � PhotoshoP 14 PREVIEW: UBERKR A AFT " pAinTed TrojAn" � PAiNt mARkER oN bRistol boARD, ColoURED iN PHotosHoP " FAnFAre For A new king" � PAiNt mARkER oN bRistol boARD, ColoURED iN PHotosHoP 15 PREVIEW: UBERKR A AFT What are your pastimes? I don't really have too much time for pastimes � I have 3 kids and a couple of careers, so it doesn't leave much room for anything else. If I'm not drawing, I might pick up a guitar, but it's a bit too infrequent these days. I dabble in yoga from time to time, and I'm relearning how to skate (board) at 38. I try to fit that in a lunch break during the week. Do these areas of interest influence your work? I'm not sure they influence my work in any tangible way. I think my work is a bit more cerebral, perhaps some of the eccentricities in my work just come from accumulated fatigue! What have the biggest challenges been in carving this career path without formal design education? Well, getting a foot in the door for a start I taught myself web design, Actionscript and a bit of Macromedia Director and a friend got me into an agency he was working for. Without that way in, I might have been in trouble! Secondly, confidence I suppose. Without a design education I've found it quite difficult to be confident in the work I've made. Thankfully, I think my confidence in my conceptual skills has helped me through. What was your starting role at Creative Storm in 2005? I was originally taken on as a web designer to fill a gap. Over time I got more and more involved in `creative' for our clients and the projects proved to be pretty successful! I have a very good understanding with the managing director and I think he has a good appreciation of how I work. I'm pretty forthright and I won't bullshit anyone, and ultimately I seem to have a talent for understanding exactly what the clients need even when they're not sure themselves. I'm really quite proud of the integrity we have instilled at Storm. We've created a reputation on our honesty and that reflects in the work we make for the clients. Fundamentally, we rely on our listening and understanding before our creative talents and we'll happily turn down business if we don't believe the client will benefit from it. The work i mAke For myselF is A chAnnel For my experience oF liFe, iT's inTensely personAl And necessAry For my sAniTy. PHOTO BY AndY GOslinG 16 "colonel windpipe chArAcTers" � DiGitAl, PHotosHoP Describe the oeuvre of work created outside of Storm Creative. I guess I'd have to describe it as `eclectic'. It's really important to me to not pigeonhole my work with a style or a label. I'm constantly trying to produce work that I want to see at that time and that means it can take any form at all. If I had to break it down, I've done cheery stuff, uneasy stuff, some retro stuff and some downright scary stuff. Who knows what's next? I guess, if there is a running theme through the work, it's probably an atmospheric thing. How do you differentiate between art as a pastime and art as a job? My entire life is filled with `the visual'. It's all I really think about. The work I make for myself is a channel for my experience of life it's intensely personal and necessary for my sanity. `Art as a job' � I'm not even sure if that's possible?! I think art is a whole different ball game from what I do for money, personally. I believe, as soon as money is involved, any notion of `art' soon disappears. My day job is one of creativity and design skills, but it's a job. It's performing a specific function and it's influenced by a lot of constraints (brief, client, budget, delivery method). What I love about personal work is that it can take ANY form, there are no restrictions. I believe that it's one of the greatest things a human being can choose to do, to simply create something from nothing and share it with others. If money is involved I can't help feeling it's fundamentally flawed and a little bit seedy. When you switch between analog and digital design, do you find any resistance when switching back to the other? No, not really. I tend to work digitally when I'm low in confidence, there's something reassuring about that undo button! I find I'm ultra slow when I'm working digitally because it encourages perfection but that's not really a good thing. Do you have a particular project or series of works you are most proud of? Honestly, I'm still not a fan of my own work, and yet sometimes I look at a piece and I can't believe I actually made it?! It's quite odd. Generally, I'm of the opinion that if I was ever happy with a piece of work I'd give up, it's the perpetual failures that keep me trying to do something better. That's probably not the best mental attitude, and probably accounts the trouble I have with creative block! If I had to single out a piece, I think I'd go for "The Miracle" the piece I did for Ben Steers' All I Want for Christmas charity project. I think it was the most successful image I've made, in terms of my intentions for it. I'm really happy with the `feel' of it and I think it has that `nobody else could have made that' thing about it. `The Players' pieces/series are pretty important to me, simply because they opened up a whole new area of work for me. I guess what I'm most proud of is actually my body of work as a whole � rather than single pieces �simply because I tend to do a pretty good job when moving between styles. I'm happy with the breadth of my output I think. 17 "TAme impAlA" � liNEWoRk iN miCRoNs, ColoURED DiGitAlly 18 PREVIEW: UBERKR A AFT " high Five" � PAiNt mARkER oN bRistol boARD, REtoUCHED iN PHotosHoP "embArkATion" � GoUACHE oN bRistol boARD 19 PREVIEW: UBERKR A AFT I feel compelled to put voices to any characters of yours that have an open mouth. Please tell me you do the same... That's brilliant, but no! I tend not to think of them as alive, especially the black and white ink characters. I suppose I don't think of them as `characters' per se. I see them more as lifeless statues or death masks. Quite often, the drawing you see, is what I imagine to be a `skin' or a `shell' that's covering up what's really going on inside. That's really helped me to realize what the running theme is in all my work! It's duality! The doodle pieces could always be read in many different ways and I think that's part of the aim for the darker work too. A lot of the ink drawings will have faces that contain both friendly and nasty faces in one. It's up to the viewer how they see it. Even the recent skull pieces were made to be anatomically incorrect. "The Lake" for example, the head is oversized so it can be read that someone is wearing the skull, and the body is that of a 4 year old child, so it's all a bit unsettling. Perhaps I need help! When you are creating art outside of work, where are you creating? Digitally, at a little built-in desk setup in our living room; analogue, I'm normally hunched over a stupidly small coffee table in really poor light listening to a snoring dog and bad radio! What happens when you have a creative block? It seems that my brain just can't cope with the void left after a big piece is done. I also have one of those brains that thinks too much and too many ideas seem to appear at the same time. That can make it real hard to get anything going at all. I don't have any web-friendly ways of getting over creative block. I guess the most effective thing I've found is to force myself to just draw --just put pencil on paper --that really seems to work, but making it happen can be really difficult. I `give up' making work a couple of times every month! "Fixed.whAT?" � DiGitAl, PHotosHoP 20 PREVIEW: UBERKR A AFT 21 "The oTher side oF AnoTher sun" � RotRiNG oN bRistol boARD, DiGitAlly ColoURED List three big goals to accomplish in the next five to ten years. I'm not a goals kinda person. I'm not really professionally ambitious or money orientated to be honest--I've already had more unexpected success than I would actively seek out. I'd like to have a solo show at some point in the future, for the experience more than anything I guess. Professionally, I'd like to think I could find a way to become a full time freelancer or begin my own agency purely so I can go after and create the work that I really want to make. Ultimately, my big goal is to continue making stuff so I can raise my boys in an environment that inspires them to create their own paths and to be proud of their uniqueness. So far, the biggest payoff from all the work I've made has been to see the effect it's had on them and how they are totally in love with making stuff themselves. Where do you see your art headed? I really don't know. I can't begin to imagine. I think the only way to find out is to keep making work. It's a long journey! In the immediate future, I think I'm going to take steps towards developing much leaner work. My pieces take far too long! I'd love to develop a purely digital style that retains the charm/humanity/edge/spontaneity of hand drawn work. It'll be a challenge, but I have in mind what I think could work. 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To contribute to the magazine or website, email us: email@example.com EDITOR / DESIGNER Vaughn Fender www.vaughnfender.com @vaughnfender ASSOCIATE EDITOR Hannah Fichandler WRITER Shannon Duggan @sduggs CONTRIBUTORS UBERKRAAFT / Matt Williams www.uberkraaft.co.uk www.twitter.com/uberkraaft Hugo Diaz www.flickr.com/photos/hdhdhd Abe Honest www.flickr.com/photos/abehonest Simone Webb www.3ate3.com Brianne Farley www.briannefarley.com Andrew Walker www.andrewwalkerart.com C. M. 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Stone Sour Begin Recording Covers Album
After busting out Metallica's 'Creeping Death' and Kiss' 'Love Gun' on their last tour, Stone Sour have begun recording a covers album.
After busting out Metallica's 'Creeping Death' and Kiss' 'Love Gun' on their last tour, Stone Sour have begun recording a covers album.
Slipknot's Corey Taylor has put the argument to rest, denying Jordison as the singer's muse for 'The Negative One.'
Slipknot will soon release '.5: The Gray Chapter,' but Corey Taylor admits it took some time before finding the right direction to honor the late Paul Gray.
Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor has been gushing about Slipknot's upcoming plans, and rightfully so.
Want to see all of the top masked metal bands in one spot? So does Corey Taylor, who would like to get a Slipknot, Mushroomhead, Mudvayne tour together.
The upcoming Ronnie James Dio 'This Is Your Life' tribute album is turning out to be quite the collection. The latest song to surface online is the Corey Taylor-led rendition of 'Rainbow in the Dark.'
Let's hope Corey Taylor's skin is as thick as his mask, because the Slipknot / Stone Sour vocalist is set to be roasted! Taylor will be ripped to shreds by some brilliant comedians, awesome musicians and even the Slipknot singer's own bandmate Shawn 'Clown' Crahan.
The late Ronnie James Dio's impact was far reaching, as evidenced not only by the upcoming tribute album that's coming this year but also by the talent lineup on hand for the 3rd Annual Ronnie James Dio Awards Gala. Let's start with Halestorm and Corey Taylor, who will be rocking the stage at this year's event in Hollywood, Calif.
Slipknot / Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's radio show this past weekend. The always busy rocker spoke about some of the lessons he's learned in music and about his participation in the upcoming film 'Fear Clinic.' If you missed Jackie's show, here's her full interview with Corey Taylor.
Corey Taylor remains committed to finishing out the touring and promotion of his ambitious Stone Sour double-disc 'House of Gold & Bones,' but he's also started digging in on the next Slipknot album.
As we reported late last night, Slipknot have parted ways with longtime drummer Joey Jordison. The news shocked fans worldwide last night (Dec. 13), leaving us all on the edge of our seats. Will Slipknot continue without Jordison? What about the new album Slipknot just started working on? In a new interview, Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor comments on the Joey's departure and the follow-up to 2008's 'All Hope Is Gone.'
Slipknot / Stone Sour vocalist Corey Taylor is expanding his artistic horizons. In addition to being a musician and author, he's adding acting to his repertoire. He's set to appear in the feature film 'Fear Clinic.'


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Dr. Oz triggered fear in parents with his claim that there is arsenic in apple juice. After further investigation by the FDA, it has been concluded that the low levels of arsenic in apple juice are okay for consumption and parents can continue to feed them to their children. Apparently, arsenic is naturally present in food, water and air in both organic and non-organic forms. As long as the arsenic is organic, it's basically harmless.
While the anxiety over arsenic in Mott's apple juice has turned out to be a non-issue, another fruit is the focus of the latest food recall: Cantaloupes from a Colorado farm are infected with Listeria, a bacteria found in soil, stream water, plants, sewage and food. The outbreak has already killed two people and left another 22 sick. Infections caused by Listeria are potentially fatal. Yikes! Who would have thought that a melon could kill you?
These two stories inspired me to write about food recalls. Thinking back, there have been several recalls lately. Spinach
Back in April 2011, the FDA and Fresh Express recalled 9,000 bags of spinach due to Salmonella contamination. I remember this clearly because I love spinach and even though the spinach at Trader Joe's wasn't part of the recall, I was still hesitant to purchase any. If you remember, this wasn't the first time that spinach got recalled. There was the huge recall back in September 2006 thanks to the E. coli O157:H7 which made over 200 people ill nationwide and killed three. It's quite disgusting to know that animal's feces were responsible for this outbreak. I know for a fact I avoided spinach for a good few months.
In August 2010, there was a huge egg recall due to another salmonella outbreak. 380 million eggs were recalled and it was dubbed the largest egg recall in recent history. This affected numerous egg brands including Ralph's, Albertsons, Von's, Lucerne, Sunshine, Farm Fresh and Mountain Dairy. I remember getting Sunshine eggs from Trader Joe's (yes, I love TJs) and having to toss them after reading about the recall. In retrospect, I could have taken them back to the store and received a full refund ($1.99) and I'm sure many people did. Even though salmonella can be killed when you cook the egg fully, it's still a risk that I didn't want to take.
Romaine lettuce from Freshway Foods was recalled back in May 2010 in 23 states for E. coli. That bacteria sure does get around. The strain was found in one of those prepackaged salad bags. Three people had potential life threatening complications from the tainted lettuce along with several other cases. Since I'm not much of a lettuce fan this didn't really affect me, but it did make me more aware and scared of buying lettuce!
Ground Turkey
Just last month, Cargill Meat Solutions Corporation recalled 36 million pounds of ground turkey due to contamination from salmonella. It killed one person and made 76 others sick across 26 states. Customers who purchased the tainted turkey were offered a full refund when they returned to the store they bought it from. I actually bought some from Trader Joe's, but there was no recall for those so I was fine.
Actually, Cargill just issued another ground turkey recall on September 14th. Please check out their turkey recall site to see if you are affected. You can also call their customer relations hotline at (888) 812-1646. Be safe!
Ground Beef
August 2011 was a popular month for meat recalls. 60,000 pounds of ground beef were recalled last month in the Southeast at Publix, Walmart, Winn Dixie and Kroger. Yikes! That's a lot of hamburgers that went into the trash. This affected people living in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. In December 2010, 34,000 pounds of ground beef contaminated with E. coli were pulled from six states. All these meat recalls makes me not want to eat meat. I actually haven't bought ground beef in years just because of this.
If you are concerned about food recalls, the Food Safety site lists all the recent recalls. You can even set up alerts to be notified on your cell phone. Produce and meats are the most common recalls due to their close proximity to each other. Fertilizer is used to grow produce and meats, well, that's self-explanatory. Another good resource to check is the FDA recalls site.
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Cervelo S2 Black Limited Edition launched
Cervelo have announced the S2 Black Limited Edition launched, which is finished with a satin black finish with discrete Cervelo red decals.
Underneath the paint, the frame remains the same as the regular S2. Special edition bikes like this one can sometimes be an indicator that a new model is on the way.
Eliza Southwood cycling prints
We spotted this on The Guardian's website earlier in the week: a set of beautiful screen-prints inspired by competitive cycling through the ages, by Eliza Southwood.
They really are magnificent, and you can see some of the prints on show at Society Cafe in Bath and Look Mum No Hands! on Mare Street, London. Alternatively head over to her website: www.elizasouthwood.com
Case Logic cycling bags
Case Logic is a well known manufacturer of bags, and they've just released a new range aimed at cycle couriers designed for transporting gadgets like cameras, laptops and tablets.
They have two bags at launch, the Messenger and the Berkeley Backpack. The smart looking Messenger bag is available in a range of bold colour and inside there's pockets for arranging all the essentials you need when you get to the office.
There's even a dedicated iPad pocket. We assume other brand tablets are compatible. A magnetic clasp system lets you easily open the bag on the move.
The Berkeley Backpack is available in Plus and Deluxe versions, and each has a compartment for a 15.6in laptop. The main compartment is divided with smaller pockets and pouches so the contents can be organised. The Deluxe model gets an extra front pocket for smaller items.
Both have removable chest straps and grab handles on the top and bottom.
Defeet's new colourful socks
We spotted this photo of Defeet's upcoming new sock range on Rich Land's Instagram the other day.
Rich is a buyer at Wiggle and sometimes gets a first peek at new products that you can expect to see in the shops in the near future. We can't wait to see these in the flesh. I'm saying it here: 2014 is the year of bright and bold socks.
Park Tool 50th anniversary AWS-50 hex wrench
If you're a maintenance tool company, how do you celebrate your 50th birthday? By releasing a special edition three-way Allen wrench, of course. It has 4, 5 and 6mm Allen bits CNC machined in the US from Bondhus Goldguard plated steel, so it's proper tough. It'll probably last for the next 50 years.
Apparently, Park Tool were the first to introduce a three-way wrench. Didn't know that. This tool will be produced in limited numbers and come in a presentation case. Available now from Madison for £24.99.
New howies bike-themed t-shirts
We have to have bike-related T-shirts in Tech Roundup every week. It has become a tradition... howies have their own print shop and they've used it to produce a new range of bike-themed t-shirts. The clothing company is really back into cycle clothing now, with jackets, jerseys and bib shorts.
These new tees are printed on 100% organic cotton, in men and women sizes, and there are loads of designs to choose from. They cost £25 from www.howies.co.uk
iMessaging iBackpack
We've saved our wackiest product for last: the iBackpack.
It's a regular backpack with the addition of a clear window in which you can place a tablet and, syncing it to your smartphone and using a special app, can relay messages to the world behind you. So, what messages would you choose to display if you were using it? Don't you go writing anything rude on there; we know what you're like.
For more info go to http://soohunjung.com/
So Cervelo is about to replace the S2 with....? Can't wait.
posted by archsam [5 posts]
2nd August 2013 - 17:21
Re: the iBackpack. Check the website & the marketing slides. Brilliant. I like the alone/together graph the best.
posted by fennesz [116 posts]
2nd August 2013 - 17:28
iBackback - can see many positive uses for sure.
talented designer!
posted by themartincox [445 posts]
2nd August 2013 - 17:39
Good theft of images from the net for the old iBackpack photo gallery - a Rapha backpack shot there in the "Refresh rider" page!
posted by deero83 [38 posts]
2nd August 2013 - 18:19
The image for the 'refresh rider' looks incredibly like Joseph Gordon-Levitt too. Do they have no shame when it comes to ripping off images? Hilarious.
posted by phips [2 posts]
2nd August 2013 - 19:36
posted by Spooks [61 posts]
3rd August 2013 - 8:50
Also love the s2, but discrete red cervelo decals? All i can see is a massive white one!
posted by Amos [44 posts]
4th August 2013 - 22:20
Are these Cervelo decals discrete, discreet or both? It's so much fun being a pedant that I'll head off to the Guardian site next.
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Currently I am experiencing so much difficult behavior from her that it's driving me bananas. She challenges everything you say, you're wrong and she's right. She is grouchy and indignant.
Complicating things, her 2yr old brother is super adorable, sweet and hilarious. I know that's part of the problem, everyone adores him and even if we praise her good behavior I believe her own adoration of her brother makes her simultaneously love and resent him.
Her attempts at humor are 90% obnoxious and she tries often since Zach, my ds, is always making us laugh.
I want to reconnect with her and feel that gush of sweet love for her that I used to feel. She remains extremely kind, loving and essentially good. I know I catch myself being too hard on her sometimes about her lack of independence which is accentuated by her little brothers very independent nature. I read online about behavior and will ease up on my aggravation as it relates to lies which I now understand is still a fuzzy area to imaginative five year olds.
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The We Care Committee (WCC) is in the midst of its summer feeding program for children ages 1-18 in West Point, Starkville, Grenada and Columbus.
The program began June 1, and WCC President LueZarah Robinson said, thus far, it is going well. She said the program has had a good turnout, but WCC is still looking for more kids to come out.
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Antonio Brownlee, 29, of Mantee, was arrested Friday by the Calhoun County Sheriff's Department under suspicion of the sale of cocaine.
Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott said Brownlee, who was wanted by the Clay County Sheriff's Department since June 5, was apprehended at a residence in Calhoun County before being returned to Clay County Detention Center.
Scott said Brownlee will be arraigned Tuesday morning. He remained in custody at CCDC Monday on a Mississippi Department of Corrections hold.
Former Columbus High School Head Football Coach Tony Stanford has accepted the Oak Hill football head coaching position Monday night, according to OHA Athletic Director Marion Bratton.
The Raiders' head coaching position opened after Daniel Merchant left the position for an undisclosed position in early June.
An independent film shot primarily in West Point will make its debut at 7:30 p.m. today at the Malco Theater in Tupelo.
In Glenn Payne's sci-fi thriller "Earthrise," 99 percent of the human race lives on Mars, while the remaining few work to rehabilitate an Earth that has been ruined.
"Earthrise" was filmed over two weeks in the late winter of 2013 in West Point. Most of the shooting was done at an old dance studio on Broad Street across from the Clay County Co-op, with additional shooting at the Bryan Foods factory.
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Old Waverly Golf Club, one of the South's premier golf destinations located in West Point, will become the new home to Mississippi State men's and women's varsity golf programs, the MSU Athletic Department announced Wednesday.
The Bulldog Club, the private fundraising arm of the Mississippi State Athletics, has partnered with Old Waverly on the $2.2 million project that includes a driving range, short-game area, putting green, plus a team clubhouse and indoor hitting bays. More than $1.3 million has been raised thus far.
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MAYHEW — A critical component in providing a top-notch education is having the facilities to do so.
That was Golden Triangle Development LINK CEO Joe Max Higgins' message at the organization's June luncheon meeting Wednesday at East Mississippi Community College's Mayhew campus.
At the meeting, Higgins outlined new plans to relocate and expand EMCC's Golden Triangle Campus workforce training program center.
The new Center for Manufacturing Technology Excellence (CMTE) building would triple the number of bays from five to 15.
A West Point man is turning his former life of crime into a motivational tool for young people in the community.
Dewayne White,44, spent more than 20 years of his life incarcerated, with convictions ranging from drug possession and grand larceny to burglary and aggravated assault of a police officer. Now, he wants to discourage kids from following in his footsteps.
Cast and crew members have been working diligently on this year's West Point-Clay County Arts Council (WPCCAC) production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella."
The show will debut Aug. 1-2 at Center Stage in West Point and brings together about 80 Golden Triangle residents in cast, behind-the-scenes crew and musicians. And while such a sizable local production can present its challenges, Director Ginger Fowler said she was confident everything would come together.
Mississippi has no law to ban texting while driving for most drivers, however law enforcement officials maintain the practice has become a problem.
According to the Federal Highway Administration, there were more than 400,000 impaired driving accidents across the country in 2012, with more than 3,000 deaths.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Public Affairs Officer Sgt. Criss Turnipseed said texting while driving is not just a problem for law enforcement, but for everyone on the road.
By Donna Summerall
Tommy Terrific's Wacky Magic is paying a second visit to the Bryan Public Library at 2 p.m. today during the Summer Reading Program in West Point. He uses jokes, magic and puppets to create a fun and entertaining learning experience.
"Everyone loved Tommy Terrific last year," Dawn Richardson, children's librarian at the BPL said.
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HOUSTON For the fifth time in its history, Texas Southern made it to the Big Dance. Led by Coach Mike Davis, the Tigers have won nine games in a row. Davis calls on a wealth of experience, as he's taken teams, like Indiana, to the Final Four.
While Davis said he understands the magnitude of how big of a deal this all is, he doesn't think it's quite set in with his players.
We won the championship and they had the opportunity to go eat at Pappadeux, but they wanted Wendy's. No one in their right mind would turn down Pappadeux and go to Wendy's, Davis said.
On Wednesday, they will play Cal Poly in Ohio to kick off the NCAA March Madness tournament. With school on Spring Break, things are pretty quiet on campus.
We are all just hangin together you know, being a family. Hang with each other, talk about the game. No distractions, said Jose Rodriguez, a TSU basketball player.
They say though, they still feel plenty of support.
Every time she calls is woo! woo! Go! Congratulations, go get em. Everybody's excited for us, said Aaric Murray, the SWAC Player of the Year.
The women's team has some advice for them:
I told them just stay humble. I know they're SWAC champions, but just stay humble. Stay as a team and work harder than ever. It won t be as easy. I know that much, said Morgan Simmons, a TSU women's basketball team player.
Davis said keeping them focused is exactly what he intends to do.
It's my job to make sure and get them as close as I can to that mindset. It's going to be difficult to get them there. But after the first five minutes, I want my guys to settle down and play really good basketball, said Davis.
And whether or not they fully get just how big a deal this game is, they know they can't do it without each other, as a team.
We all look up to each other. Whenever someone is going through something we all confront each other. No one is boss, said Murray.


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YOUNGSTERS were given the chance to learn about angling with a day out a quarry.
More than 30 children, together with 20 adults, headed to Harehope Quarry for the Frosterley Family Angling event last month where they spent time splashing about on the river and exploring the wildlife.
They were taught how to hold a rod, cast a float and look out for signs of fish biting.
It was put on thanks to Frosterley Angling Club, Wear Rivers Trust and the Angling Trust, with support from St John's Ambulance.
Dave Munt, Angling Trust coach for the day, said: "It was a pleasure to spend a memorable day with two proactive groups, the Wear Rivers Trust and Frosterley Angling Club, introducing family groups to angling and the environment."
Lizzie Willows, Wear Rivers Trust's education officer, added: "We all really want young people to be able to explore and enjoy the natural environment; it's great for their health and learning and we hope that starting young will lead to a life-long love of the outdoors and allow them to grow into adults who take care of their environment."
In order to cool down, they also spent time dipping in the nearby Bollihope Burn discovering the mini-beasts living in the river bed.
Another opportunity to try out angling and get up close to water wildlife will be on offer at the Whitworth Hall Country Park Family Fun Day, Spennymoor, on Saturday, August 23.
Ferryhill and District Angling Club will be providing coaching and fun competitions for young people.
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Chapter one vs. Elekid
Indigo swung around on his expensive, black, leather swivel chair thinking to himself. Those pictures, they were a hoax, nothing more. Yes, the mere thought of it was ludicrous. A space virus Pokémon? One that morphs its form? Deoxys, really? He knew that there was space Pokémon out there, cleffa's line being one of the more well known. But one that was an adapting space virus? That was two queer and improbable, even though Pokémon like trubbish did exist.
Indigo was a youth of 14 years, having decided to wait before getting his trainer's license, wanting to know full well what he was getting into. They were rare, but there were tales of ten year olds, fresh out with their first Pokémon, getting critically injured by being foolish or even killed. Although the death of little Mike Hinklebuckle was a real shock, not to mention it made the newspapers prove what eager, ravenous beasts they were. A boy, only ten, killed when his head was caved in by a nidoking? Cor, it's Christmas!
Indigo had an average build, although among a group of people his age, he would be slightly taller than them, but not by much. His eyes were blue, although some contacts meant that it looked like there were some dice in there. He had a nose that was very prominent and he was bullied about it at school. From what he knew, the leader of the group was now on life support, since he decides it would be a good idea to play, lets-throw-rocks-at-a-crogunk-while-its-mother-watchs-and-oh-crap. Seeing his previous tormenter like that, still as a statue, all those wires and monitors, those tubes and devices. Doctors said they would be able to take him off them in two months' time, but it would take about a year for him to walk again and stop vomiting five times a day.
Indigo had brown hair, which went down to his ears and had a short ponytail at the back. He had a long neck and you could see the veins on his face with ease. He was a loner and the hours spent inside and away from people had meant two things; firstly he was hopeless a sports, which was unfortunate considering where he lived when he went to school had the policy that if you didn't spend every waking second practicing for sports, then you were just a piece of scum and getting shouted out for missing the ball was a way "building character". Secondly, he lacked social skills, never having any real friends, since he was the freak, that strange kid who didn't do sports yet could name all the scientific names of over 300 Pokémon by heart. When he was trapped at his aunt's for the weekend, listening to elm drone on about Pokémon classification and their name origins was certainly more appealing than "Hey, Indigo let's play scrabble,". He knew enough social skills to get by, please, thank you, no I would not like some new windows thanks you kindly sir (how to hell did they get his number?). He was wearing the same clothes he often did, a t-shirt with a master ball on the front and jeans, held by a dragtini belt. He lived on his own, in a small house with two bedrooms; one used for storage the other he slept in. There was small kitchen that was part of the dining room, a bathroom and a living room. How did he, a 14 year old without a job afford the rent of such a place? Mr Kengrotle, who for an ironic joke, had selected a chimchar as his starter. Indigo looked around his bed room.
It was a small room, yet not so small that he his claustrophobia would play up. It had a metal framed single bed, with a periodic table blanket and two second hand treecko pillows that had the stench BO cling to them like a golbat to blood. There was a desk with a computer, several bobble headed Pokémon figures and a pot containing some stationary equipment, most of which were pencils which gleefully broke whenever the graphite scraped some paper. He had a small cupboard towards the back of the room, which contained his clothes and another one which contained lots of training supplies. He also had small bookshelf near his bed, which contained mostly novels from the Respono Rebbala series, of which there was massive 30 books, plus several spin offs and five graphic novels, some of which skipped vital plot points, which was why they were mostly hated by the fans. What was the time? 2:00 pm and the day was Sunday, meaning he had a full day to get for training. He packed several pokeballs, a couple of potions, a vs seeker and a fuel heal into his backpack. He then got his two Pokémon, still inside their pokeballs, and clipped to his belt. He was just burning for a battle.
The town where Indigo lived was one of those towns with one of those names that was just a mix of continuants, a vowel maybe and an apostrophe stuck in the middle just to annoy people. The town he lived in was called Pinkopzr'koszt. Or was it PonKerp'kontsz. Or maybe it was, never mind. He looked around the familiar setting, shivering slighting, having misjudged how cold it would be.
The town was a relatively large, divided into four districts, the gym in one, the contest hall in one, a battle tent in one and a Pokémon department store in the other. Indigo lived in the gym district, which was the smallest one. The town had a small population, with lots of wide open spaces outside, perfect for exercise. There was a lack of roads in the area and it was a rare sight to see a car pass by. The people here enjoyed a quiet lifestyle, and there was a low crime rate. There had however been some reports in the newspaper about some shady characters moving in and out of the abandoned warehouse, but most people dismissed the characters as teenagers mucking around. There was a pokemon centre about ten minutes away from his house and his favourite training spot, which he started to head towards. As he walked down the path he saw boy that looked the same age as him standing in the path, flipping a coin in his hand. Indigo held up his VS seeker and flick it on. The small, blue device bleeped quickly and boy turned around, so Indigo could get a better look at him. He was slightly shorter than him, with curly ginger hair that was hidden by his cap. He was of an average build and was wearing a plain white t-shirt, a sleeveless jacket clad on top of it. He took out his ear phones and turned to face Indigo. The boy grinned, stepping towards him.
"Hello! My name is Donald and I want to beat the eight Pokémon gyms. Have you got any gym badges? What's your name," He exclaimed, waving his arms about.
"My name is Indigo and I have no gym badges," Indigo snapped startled by Donald's energy.
Donald stepped back, taken aback by Indigo's sharp words.
"I'm sorry, it's just that I've been waiting to see what a gym badge looks like," Donald whimpered.
"No, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have snapped like that. Want to battle, 1 on 1?"
It occurred to Indigo that this was one of the longest conversations he had held with another person and the boy was a stranger at that. Could then become… friends? He doubted it, nobody had ever chosen him as friend before and that had made him wary about whom he spent time with.
"1 on 1? Sure, just don't cry when you lose!" Donald taunted, but Indigo could see it was a friendly one.
Indigo took a pokeballs off his belt, pressed it so it expanded in his hand and, with a flick of his wrist, sent it hurtling through the air, until it burst open.
"Bee, bee," The Elekid exclaimed, spinning its arms around in a wild arc.
Donald looked the Pokémon over, one he had never seen before. It had an oval body, with two ears on the top with looked like a plug outlet. It had two, short, thick arms and it was spinning them both at insane speeds, making electricity crackle between its ears. It was yellow coloured, with black stripes running down its torso, reminding him of a bumblebee. It had two short legs and when it opened its mouth he could see a couple of sharp teeth. He got his pokedex out. The voice spoke out in its usual calm manner.
"Elekid the lightning Pokémon.
It spins its arms around to charge up powerful electrical attacks, but cannot store the charged energy. The pre-evolved form of Electabuzz. Rarely found in the wild, but can be found in power plants and urban areas where there is plenty of electrical energy,"
"An electric type? Hmm, let's see how you handle this! Go, Bulbasaur!"
"Saur!" The Pokémon said as it burst forth from its ball.
The Pokémon stood on all fours and had a greeny-blue colour across its body. It went up to about Donald's thigh, including the bulb on its back. It had a dinosaur like look, with its triangle face and rough sounding voice. It had wide, clawed feet and a bulb on its back, which was swaying slightly. Indigo got his own pokedex out and frowned.
"Bulbasaur, the seed Pokémon. It feeds itself by using the bulb on its back and sunlight. Said bulb can be used in several powerful attacks, such as solarbeam. Rare in the wild and given away as a starter Pokémon. The pre-evolved form of Ivysaur,"
"Elekid! Charge attack!" Indigo commanded.
Elekid spun its arms around even faster and its entire body began to crackle with electricity.
"Now's our chance! Bulbasaur use vine whip to conduct the electricity away from you!" Donald shouted, jumping up and down.
The thunder shock hit the vines and Bulbasaur placed them on the ground, making the charge fizzle away harmlessly. Indigo paused, wondering what to do now his attacks were limited. He held his hand up to stop the battle and got his pokedex out, inserting some headphones into them so his opponent couldn't here. He scanned Elekid with a green light.
"Know moves: Charge, thundershock, tackle, growl, thunderpunch, icepunch, fire punch," The dex said in its monotone voice.
The three elemental punches? His Elekid knew them? How did it? That didn't matter; all that mattered was getting a fire punch into Bulbasaur's face. He signalled to let Donald know that the match had resumed.
"Bulbasaur! Use bullet seed!" Donald commanded, watching as his Pokémon got on its hind legs and sent a shower of seeds at its adversary.
Elekid dodged gracefully out of the way, before letting out a triumphant "Be!"
"Bulbasaur use your vines to toss it!"
Indigo grinned, why Donald had just surrendered! Bulbasaur wrapped its vines around Elekid's waist. It then lifted the Pokémon up, getting ready to swing it into oblivion.
"Elekid! Use thundershock!"
The bolt of electricity went down Bulbasaur's vine, stunning it.
"But how?" Donald gasped, looking at his stunned Bulbasaur.
"Always keep a little bit left over. Now Elekid! Use the vine and fire punch it!"
Donald could only stand there with his mouth wide open as his Bulbasaur received a conflagration of fistful fire flung into its face. Bulbasaur fainted, rolling over onto its bulb. Donald called his Pokémon back, just in time to see a sinister looking figure appear with a pokeball in his hand. Without her face showing emotion, she flung a pokeball forward.
"Go Houndour. Burn him,"
Indigo watched in horror as the dog like Pokémon let a stream of fire out of its mouth, directly at Donald.
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ORA-19612 Error restoring Oracle 10G database on AIX - NetBackup status 0!!!
I have a curious, sensitive (obviously as this is our production SAP env), and mystifying restore issue with Oracle RMAN.
First the environment:
- Master Server: Windows 2008 R2 VM, with NBU 7.0.1
- Media Servers: Mixture, but this one is AIX 6.1 with NBU 7.0.1
- Clients: All AIX 6.1 with NBU 7.0.1, running Oracle 10.2.0.4
- Library: HP ESL 712e, LTO3 / LTO4 tapes call configured as HCART, all firmware reasonably up2date
- Policy uses 12 MPX (chosen to maximise backup speed, no significant issue for restore speeds for us)
The Task:
RMAN backup to tape from production client > AIX media server, then restore across dark fibre link to test client in remote DC (approx 14km or so). This is an activity that we have completed many many times without issue.
The Problem:
Latest attempt to do the restore from backup produced, and so far has been continuing to produce the following errors:
Database CT1, error is channel tac1: reading from backup piece d8lsr8lt_1_1 ORA-19870: error reading backup piece d8lsr8lt_1_1 ORA-19612: datafile 16 not restored due to missing or corrupt data Database RT1, error is channel tac1: reading from backup piece lelsr8mk_1_1 ORA-19870: error reading backup piece lelsr8mk_1_1 ORA-19612: datafile 4 not restored due to missing or corrupt data Database ST1, error is channel tac1: reading from backup piece evlsr8ma_1_1 ORA-19870: error reading backup piece evlsr8ma_1_1 ORA-19612: datafile 19 not restored due to missing or corrupt data
We have done this a number of times now using different tapes, and am still getting the issues.
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- The backups Validate against the original data (mostly - one didn't)
- NetBackup reports Status 0 with both the backups and the restores
The Workaround Attempt:
We are now attempting a restore using a windows media server located at the remote DC. This will remove the AIX media server and possibly the TCP/IP connection (will now be SAN mounted tape from Prod DC) from the transport path. We have also enabled robust logging in an effort to capture any failure or issue.
Has anyone seen anything like this?
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Using NetBackup backup templates, backup piece name must be in form of "bk_*", "arch_*" or "ctrl_*".
Check these backup pieces have been stored through sbt channels or disk channels. I assume these backups have been taken without netbackup, cannot be restored from sbt channels.
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per this site: http://dbadoc.blogspot.com/2008/03/error-code-rman-06026-error-reading.html
The RMAN backup set is corrupt and you be unable to use the backup set.
To resolve the issue , take another RMAN backup and validate all backup sets.
To get a list of all backup sets
RMAN > list backupsets;
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The last attempt to restore using a SAN mounted tape drive rather than using TCP/IP to our remote DC worked.
So it appears that some sporadic interference corrupted our restore over the network link, as outlandish as that sounds, yet with no obvious errors.
We are looking at doing some inline copies of backups to assist with validation.


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Move billing date?
Is there a way to move my billing date a couple of days forward? I got mockups at the bank that cause my salary to be late sometimes and I have to manually wire funds for the gold account.
you could always unsub. let your account expire for a couple of days (you wont be able to play the game for those couple of days) and then resub on the day you want to be charged. you will then have changed all future days you are charged on.
the only other way is to send billing a ticket and ask them but who knows if that is something they would do.
That would be a billing support question.
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Hehehe, i'll try to give my bank a kick in the butt about that, but if it doesn't settle down by april im gonna do as Revo says.:)
Try back in 5hrs 30 minutesish.
So why wouldn't he be able to play? If he let's his account lapse wouldn't that just push him into silver status? But the rest of your statement I agree with... just cancel your account and whenever you want your billing date ie a few days later... just re-sub... Shouldn't be any interuption in your game playing.:confused:
So what would happen then? Would my inventory slots go down and then up again? Will I have to erase the third character?
Ok, thank you.
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Hotel Rosa Nautica is a beachfront hotel in Malgrat de Mar. There are a host of attractions in the local area, such as Marineland, Santa Cristina Beach and Pitch and Putt Papalus Golf Club. Other attractions in the region include Lloret de Mar Beach and Santa Clotilde Gardens. Highlights include a health club.
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Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis for an extra charge and parking is available nearby as well, subject to charges. A microwave is available in the lobby as well as a TV so you can catch up on the news with a hot snack whenever you like! Guests can make use of the high-speed (wired and wireless) Internet access that is provided for a surcharge. Other amenities include a hair salon, dry cleaning/laundry services, air conditioning in public areas, currency exchange and an area shuttle.
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Breakfast at Hotel Rosa Nautica
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at Hotel Rosa Nautica
- Access for disabled
- Air conditioning
- Currency exchange
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Hairdresser
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Shops in the hotel
- City tour
- Multilingual staff
- Billiards / Snooker
- Children swimming pool
- Jogging track
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Health club
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- Private parking
- Shuttle service
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- Baby sitter
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- A resort fee is included in the total price displayed
- In accordance with national/local laws, air conditioning will not be available from 20 June 2011 to 20 September 2011.
Check-in: after Noon.
Check-out: before 10 AM.
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.
- Fee for wireless Internet in all public areas: EUR 6 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in business center: EUR 6 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 3 per night
- Refrigerator fee: EUR 20 per week
- Safe fee: EUR 20 per week
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 5 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Room Details
Book your beach vacation at Hotel Rosa Nautica, where all guest rooms come with air conditioning and windows that open. Balconies provide either beach, sea or mountain views. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy televisions with digital channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Malgrat de Mar area will benefit from wired and wireless high-speed Internet access (charges apply) as well as desks.
A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with down blankets will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers and makeup/shaving mirrors. Additional guest comforts include complimentary dial-up Internet access, blackout drapes/curtains and voice mail.
A turndown service and wake-up calls are available. Refrigerators can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Anti vapor mirrors
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Desk
- Dial-up Internet access
- Hairdryer in each room
- High speed Internet access
- Kitchen
- Mini fridge
- Rooms with sea view
- Rooms with view
- Telephone
- Terrace/Balcony
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel Rosa NauticaMarineland - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Santa Cristina Beach - 9.3 km / 5.8 mi
Pitch and Putt Papalus Golf Club - 10 km / 6.2 mi
Santa Clotilde Gardens - 10 km / 6.2 mi
Water World - 11.5 km / 7.2 mi
Lloret de Mar Beach - 12 km / 7.5 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Rosa Nautica is Gerona (GRO-Costa Brava) - 29.2 km / 18.1 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometre.
Transportation services Hotel Rosa Nautica
- Private parking
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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