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AIPAC Lobby Day Call-In Against S. Res. 380 and H. Res. 568
Submitted by Megan Iorio on 6 March 2012 - 8:00am
AIPAC's 2012 congressional agenda sets a new precedent in boldness.
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Call your reps today to oppose AIPAC's push for war with Iran! Here's what you do:
1. Call the congressional switchboard using this toll-free number provided by the Friend's Committee on National Legislation: 1-855-686-6927.
2. Ask to be connected to one of your representatives' offices.
3. Urge your Senators to oppose and vote NO on S. Res. 380. Urge your Representative in the House to oppose and vote NO on H. Res. 568.
4. Tell your representative's office that you oppose this legislation because:
i. It supports going to war with Iran in order to prevent it from developing a "nuclear weapons capability," a vague threshold many experts believe Iran has already reached. In other words, the legislation supports going to war at the earliest convenience, even if Iran has no intention of actually developing a weapon.
On Iran Strike, Israelis Trust Obama Over Bibi
Submitted by Robert Naiman on 1 March 2012 - 5:09pm
A funny thing happened on the way to the Showdown at the AIPAC Corral, where pro-war Republicans and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been planning to ambush President Obama with charges of being "soft on Iran" because U.S. military commanders have said that an Israeli military attack on Iran would be a very bad idea.
Someone asked the Israeli public what they thought.
And it turns out that the majority of Israelis have their shekels on the lanky guy from Chicago.
Who knew?
In a poll conducted this month by Professor Shibley Telhami of the University of Maryland and Israel's Dahaf Institute, only 19 percent of Israelis said they would support an Israeli military attack on Iran if it is not approved by the U.S.
But that's not even the most striking result of the poll.
The poll suggests that the reason that the majority of Israelis don't support an Israeli military strike on Iran without U.S. approval is not because they are afraid of making the U.S. angry. The poll suggests that the reason that the majority of Israelis do not support an Israeli military strike on Iran without U.S. approval is that they share the cautions of U.S. officials against an Israeli strike on Iran: they think that the costs would be high, and the benefits small or nonexistent.
That is, they see the assessments of U.S. officials of the dubious merits of an Israeli strike as good data - better data than they are getting from Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Keith Ellison and Walter Jones Stand Up for Diplomatic Engagement with Iran
Submitted by Robert Naiman on 24 February 2012 - 6:10pm
The media war fever for military confrontation with Iran has grown so great that even the media noticed. Writing in the New York Times, Scott Shane asked the reasonable question: how is it that we're having a war fever with Iran, when polls show that after ten years, the American public is weary of war?
A key part of the story is that we've had a one-sided political debate about Iran. Major media are often ambivalent about the degree to which it's really their responsibility to educate the public about basic facts - like the fact that the U.S. government is quite confident that Iran is not now trying to build a nuclear weapon. Instead, the media's default position often is to reflect what they perceive to be going on in the political debate. And what the media largely perceive is that one side - the non-Ron Paul Republican presidential candidates, the Lieberman-Graham-McCain axis, and the pro-Likud lobby groups and think tanks - is pushing aggressively toward military confrontation, and the other side - the Obama Administration - is saying, well, not so fast, without strongly and consistently challenging some of the core assumptions of the pro-war voices.
Largely missing from the recent political debate, until now, has been a full-throated defense of diplomatic engagement with Iran towards negotiated agreements that would resolve or mitigate international concerns about its disputed nuclear program, thereby pushing back the prospect of military confrontation.
But that could change. Representatives Keith Ellison [D-MN] and Walter Jones [R-NC] are currently circulating a Congressional letter to President Obama urging the President to redouble U.S. efforts towards a diplomatic agreement.
Does AIPAC Want War? Lieberman "Capability" Red Line May Tip AIPAC's Hand
Submitted by Robert Naiman on 17 February 2012 - 4:39pm
For all it has done to promote confrontation between the United States and Iran, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee has worked to avoid the public perception that AIPAC is openly promoting war. In AIPAC's public documents, the emphasis has always been on tougher sanctions. (If you make sanctions "tough" enough - an effective embargo - that is an act of war, but it is still at one remove from saying that the U.S. should start bombing.)
But a new Senate effort to move the goalposts of U.S. policy to declare it "unacceptable" for Iran to develop a nuclear weapons capability - not a nuclear weapon, but the technical capacity to create one - gives AIPAC the opportunity to make a choice which all can observe. If the Lieberman resolution becomes an ask for AIPAC lobbyists at the March AIPAC policy conference, then the world will know: AIPAC is lobbying Congress for war with Iran.
Sponsors of the Lieberman resolution deny that it is an "authorization for military force," and in a legal, technical sense, they are absolutely correct: it is not a legal authorization for military force. But it is an attempt to enact a political authorization for military force. It is an attempt to pressure the Administration politically to move forward the tripwire for war, to a place indistinguishable from the status quo that exists today. If successful, this political move would make it impossible for the Administration to pursue meaningful diplomatic engagement with Iran, shutting down the most plausible alternative to war.
What I Learned in the Airport in Bahrain
Submitted by Robert Naiman on 13 February 2012 - 12:16pm
Bahrain International Airport - When I came to Bahrain, it certainly wasn't with the intention of spending my whole time in the country in the airport. I wanted to see what was going on in the country, not to see what was going on in the airport.
But the Bahrain authorities would not let me enter the country. At this writing, it's 5 PM local time. My flight got in at 2:15 AM. I have been informed that the Director of Immigration has decided that I shall not have a visa to enter Bahrain - although in the past it was the practice of the Bahrain authorities to give visas to Americans in the airport pretty much automatically - so the authorities are saying that the only way I am leaving the airport is on a plane out of the country. At this writing, it looks like I could be in the airport for another 36 hours.
Other observers managed to get in, and you can see their reports at Witness Bahrain. [You can't see that website if you live in Bahrain though - it's blocked here by the Bahrain authorities.] But if you're in the U.S., you can read reports on Witness Bahrain on the protests marking the first anniversary of the uprising for democracy, and the Bahrain government's response to those protests. I won't be able to contribute to those reports, since, sitting in the airport, I won't be able to observe the protests and the government response.
However, I did learn something useful, sitting in the airport, waiting with a bunch of other foreigners for permission to enter the country.
I learned that the government of Bahrain is starting to pay a real price for its efforts to shield its actions towards peaceful protesters from international scrutiny.
Can Joe Lieberman Block Diplomacy with Iran that Would Prevent War?
Submitted by Robert Naiman on 9 February 2012 - 3:55pm
Can Joe Lieberman Block Diplomacy with Iran that Would Prevent War? by Robert Naiman There's no question that some people in Washington would very much like for the U.S. to have a policy towards Iran whose endgame is war or externally-induced regime change. And they have a long-term strategy to bring this about, which is to block efforts at meaningful diplomacy, so that the only thing left on the table is war or externally-induced regime change.
Now, according to reports from DC, come Joe Lieberman and Lindsay Graham with a new bill. What does their bill seek to do? According to reports from people who have seen the draft bill, in its current form it seeks to block the President from having a policy to "contain" Iran if it develops nuclear weapons capability.
Jasmin Ramsey wrote Wednesday at LobeLog:
The key lines in the resolved [clauses] have been highlighted by a Washington policy expert:
"(6) Strongly rejects any policy that fails to prevent the Iranian government from acquiring a nuclear weapons capability and that instead would settle for future efforts to "contain" a nuclear weapons capable Iran;
(7) Urges the President to reaffirm the unacceptability of an Iran with nuclear-weapons capability and to oppose any policy that would rely on containment as an option in response to the Iranian nuclear threat." [my emphasis on variations of the word "capable" - RN]
Call-In for Wyden-McGovern Letter Opposing New Bahrain Arms Sales--Report Back Here!
Submitted by Megan Iorio on 30 January 2012 - 9:05pm
Since there is not much time before the letter closes for signatures, calling your representatives would help. Just follow these simple instructions:
- Call the Congressional Switchboard at (202) 224-3121.
- Ask for your representative's office.
- When your representative's office picks up, tell them that you urge your representative to sign the Wyden-McGovern letter to oppose any new arms sales to Bahrain. The deadline for signatures is Wednesday close of business.
- If you are speaking to your Representative in the House, tell them to contact Mike McVicker in Rep. McGovern's office to sign.
- If you are speaking to one of your Senator's offices, tell them to contact Isaiah Akin in Sen. Wyden's office to sign.
- When you're done, make sure you report your call below!
WaPo: Still Getting Ahead of the Facts on Iran
Submitted by Megan Iorio on 20 January 2012 - 8:38pm
It seems that the Washington Post still requires a bit of help sticking to the facts on Iran. An article in yesterday's Post, entitled "Center for American Progress, group tied to Obama, under fire from Israel advocates," featured the following passage (emphasis mine):
At the same time, Israel's supporters worry that Iran's quest for a nuclear weapon and greater instability in the Middle East pose existential threats to Israel.
Hm. "Iran's quest for a nuclear weapon." Sounds awfully familiar. Where have we heard that before?
Oh, yes. Recall that, way back in December, Just Foreign Policy initiated a campaign to get the Washington Post to correct a photo gallery headline, which originally read, "Iran's quest to possess nuclear weapons." The ombudsman, Patrick Pexton, agreed that the headline was "misleading," and the Post corrected it to read, "Iran's quest to possess nuclear technology." The mishap was blamed on the tricky nature of the headline creating process.
This time, however, the object of Iran's quest wasn't being mulled by an uninformed photo or copy editor--a journalist or editor, who should have known better, was responsible.
To his credit, Mr. Pexton responded to my email in a prompt fashion, and the offending passage was revised shortly thereafter--about six hours after the article was originally published. The passage now reads (emphasis mine):
WaPo: Sneaky Persians Menace Pentagon's Noble Aim to Keep U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Forever
Submitted by Robert Naiman on 10 January 2012 - 12:01pm
In a front page exposé on January 4, the Washington Post revealed that sneaky Persian agitators are conspiring to thwart the Pentagon's noble aim of keeping 10,000-30,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan on "non-permanent," "non-U.S." bases after "all foreign troops are supposed to be withdrawn" in 2014, just as these sneaky Persians conspired to thwart the Pentagon's noble aim of keeping U.S. troops in Iraq.
The Post story is quite instructive, even if it is not exactly "news" in the common sense of the term. It presents the world from the point of view of diehard Pentagon revanchists who want to keep US troops in Muslim countries forever against the will of the majority of Americans and against the will of the majority of people who live in these countries. It presents this diehard Pentagon revanchist view as if there were no interests in the world besides those of Pentagon revanchists and wily Persian agitators, such as the interests of the majority of people who happen to live in the United States, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Of course, in the world view of the diehard Pentagon revanchist, the concerns of these mere residents are largely irrelevant, if they have no military implications. How many divisions do these mere residents control? These mere residents are just pawns in a game of Pentagon-sneaky Persian chess.
It is a story, moreover, that is spectacularly contradicted by the Post's own previous reporting, as well as that of other major American newspapers.
The story informs us:
Judy Miller Alert! The New York Times is Lying About Iran's Nuclear Program
Submitted by Robert Naiman on 6 January 2012 - 1:05pm
It's deja vu all over again. AIPAC is trying to trick America into another catastrophic war with a Middle Eastern country on behalf of the Likud Party's colonial ambitions, and the New York Times is lying about allegations that said country is developing "weapons of mass destruction."
In an article attributed to Steven Erlanger on January 4 ("Europe Takes Bold Step Toward a Ban on Iranian Oil "), this paragraph appeared:
The threats from Iran, aimed both at the West and at Israel, combined with a recent assessment by the International Atomic Energy Agency that Iran's nuclear program has a military objective, is becoming an important issue in the American presidential campaign. [my emphasis]
The claim that there is "a recent assessment by the International Atomic Energy Agency that Iran's nuclear program has a military objective" is a lie.
As Washington Post Ombudsman Patrick Pexton noted on December 9,
But the IAEA report does not say Iran has a bomb, nor does it say it is building one, only that its multiyear effort pursuing nuclear technology is sophisticated and broad enough that it could be consistent with building a bomb.
Indeed, if you try now to find the offending paragraph on the New York Times website, you can't. They took it down. But there is no note, like there is supposed to be, acknowledging that they changed the article, and that there was something wrong with it before. Sneaky, huh?
But you can still find the original here.


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Graduate Salute
Greetings:Congratulations! After years of hard work you are about to receive the CCNY degree that you have earned! Finally, no more late-night caffeine runs or getting frustrated if your printer does not work. This is a time when everyone is happy and proud. You will soon go off fully equipped to apply your skill set on the professional landscape.
But before you depart, we want to assist you in making your graduation a day to remember. The College is sponsoring a preparation event called "Graduate Salute", a one-stop opportunity to glide you through the process of getting ready for your graduation. This event, which is offered on two days, offers all the information and services you will need for a smooth and unforgettable Commencement Day in one convenient location.
Graduate Salute—Tuesday, April 14, 2015 - 12pm - 4pm in the Great Hall at Shepard Hall
Graduate Salute—Wednesday, April 15, 2015 - 3pm -7pm in the Great Hall at Shepard Hall
Graduate Salute—Wednesday, April 15, 2015 - 3pm -7pm in the Great Hall at Shepard Hall
At the Graduate Salute you, as a prospective graduate, will have the opportunity to meet with representatives from a number of pertinent offices. You will be able to order your cap and gown, yearbook, class ring as well as have your senior pictures taken, receive career advice, talk with a CCNY graduate admissions officer and receive Financial Aid exit interview information. You can also join The Alumni Association of The City College of New York and complete the CCNY Senior Survey.
CCNY Senior Survey
We use the feedback you provide on the CCNY Senior Survey to improve the academics and services offered to the CCNY students so your opinion it very important. All the information that you provide remains anonymous. Please follow the instructions and link below to complete the survey prior to the Graduate Salute.
Completing the SurveyEvery hour at the Graduate Salute you will have a chance to win prizes such as:
The survey is hosted through CCNY Career Connections. Complete the survey here. You MUST follow the instructions for FIRST TIME USER if you have not used the system in the past.
- A free Cap &Gown package
- A graduation photo package
- Kaplan Graduate School test prep package
- Framing and Lamination of your degree
- Movie theater tickets
- CCNY Athletic paraphernalia
Remember, Commencement is on Friday, May 29, 2015.
Once again, congratulations to you and your family for all your efforts and accomplishments. All questions regarding the Graduate Salute should be directed to the Department of Student Life &Leadership Development at (212) 650-5002.
Juana Reina
Vice President for Student Affairs

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Eight persons, including six policemen, lost their lives in a landmine blast triggered by the Maoists near a culvert at Majhaulia village in Bihar's Gaya District today.
The incident took place at Roshanganj in Sherghati sub-division, on the Bihar-Jharkhand border
"One ASI (Assistant Sub Inspector), five constables, a village sarpanch and one Special Police Officer (SPO) were killed in the blast. Maoists used Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) to bomb a jeep at Koili culvert around 12.40 p.m. The vehicle was ripped apart in the explosion," said Gaya Superintendent of Police (SP) Akhtar Hussain
Meanwhile, Bihar Director General of Police (DGP) Abhyanand told media in Patna that senior police officials have been asked to visit the spot where the blast took place.


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Friday, 15 May 2015
Create a Wi-Fi network wherever you are with Trendnet's new TEW-817DTR travel router
Trendnet's new TEW-817DTR travel router lets users quickly share a single internet connection and create a secure Wi-Fi network no matter where they are.
Wednesday, 6 May 2015
NVIDIA winds down Icera modem business, open to selling it
NVIDIA has just announced that it will be giving up on its own modem efforts and that they are also open to selling its Icera modem unit.
Thursday, 9 Apr 2015
Fuji Xerox launches World's first Optical System for simultaneously transmitting 4K video, audio and LAN communications data
Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. has just announced the launch of a 4K HDMI/IP Optical Transmission System – the first in the world that is able to simultaneously transmit 4K video, audio and LAN communications data over a regular optical cable. More details within.
Tuesday, 7 Apr 2015
Unwiring the workplace: Intel Pro WiDi and Wireless Docking
Intel aims to rid the workplace of wires with Intel Pro WiDi and Wireless Docking technology, part of the technology built into its new vPro Intel Core processors. Wires are a drag on productivity, and Intel believes it can make workplaces more efficient and productive by eliminating the need for cables.
Monday, 16 Mar 2015
ASUS' mega RT-AC3200 tri-band router finally arrives on our shores
First seen at Computex 2014 last year, ASUS' outrageous RT-AC3200 Tri-band Wireless AC3200 Gigabit Router is finally heading to our shores.
Tuesday, 3 Mar 2015
Singtel and Ericsson to trial live LTE broadcast and voice over Wi-Fi calling
Singtel has just announced that it has partnered with Ericsson to trial LTE Broadcast and voice over Wi-Fi calling to improve video and voice call experiences for customers in Singapore.
Monday, 16 Feb 2015
D-Link's Wi-Fi smart plug lets you turn on and off electronic devices on a schedule
The smart plug allows you to switch on and off devices on a schedule, reduce overheating risks, and monitor electricity usage and billing.
Thursday, 12 Feb 2015
Deezer announces High Definition streaming on Sonos Globally
Deezer has just announced that it's taking its Deezer Elite service out of the United States to more than 150 countries as part of its partnership with Sonos. Details within.
Wednesday, 11 Feb 2015
D-Link's new DIR-890L AC3200 tri-band cloud router to go on sale tomorrow
First seen at CES 2015, D-Link has just officially launched its DIR-890L AC3200 Tri-band Wireless Gigabit Cloud Router. It is also running a special SG50 promotion that will begin from February 12 until the end of this month.
Saturday, 7 Feb 2015
Singtel offers 1Gbps Unlimited Fiber for $50 per month until end of February
Singtel is now offering its 1Gbps Unlimited Fiber for just $50 per month until the end of February. As part of this promotion, Singtel will also offer Linksys' new EA9200 AC3200 tri-band router at a special price.


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Thematic Areas of Action
UNESCO Harare office shall be a leader and model Regional office in the promotion of peace and human development in Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland, South Africa, Namibia, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe
Education sector seeks to improve access, quality and equity of education towards the achievement of Education for All.
Natural Sciences
The Natural Science Programme particularly works to promote sustainable use, management and conservation of natural resources.
Culture Sector strives to ensure the protection and promotion of all natural and cultural heritage in all its cluster countries as part of the implementation of the 1972 World Heritage Convention.
Communication & Information
The Communication and Information sector works at promoting the free flow of ideas by word and image as well seeking to promote freedom of expression.


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iPhone Home Tour- Charlotte Townhouse Edition
We moved to Charlotte this past spring.
We loveee it and even though this townhouse isn't our forever home it's been
great for us and HAPPY MOMMY BOX! (The first floor is all for storage and
the packing team!) We've only painted one wall but I
like the white walls in the space too..
Thought I would share, via phone photos, our space and how
we made this place home for us!
No time for fancy photos and staging…
Here's real life minus the shoes I kicked out of the way + piles of clean laundry
I need to fold upstairs. that's a whole'nother day ;)
Come on in!
I hung frames we had and got a "tv stand" from IKEA for the kids to sit on for shoes.
The key chain/prek tote bag/purse hooks are super handy. (target)
The most lived in space of our house is the family/dining room space.
Kids rule this place. (cousin party below) I decorate my house using a lot of stuff that was in other rooms in old houses… mix it all together…
add in one or two new things and make it work!
IKEA: sofa, pillows, banner, picture ledges, curtains, curtain rod
light fixture, table and chairs, kid table and chairs, place mats. high chair.
TARGET: light blue pillows.
TRASH: Coffee Table
AMAZON: Map (38 bucks or something crazy) eventually want to DIY frame it.
PAINT: tidewater?? lowes.
Sometimes it's clean….and sometimes it's not.
Best seat in the house is the dumpster dive coffee table.
Couches are regularly the doctor's office for Doc McStuffins.
Doesn't everyone have a play kitchen in their dining area??
IKEA: Frames. Shelves. Tables. Light fixture. play kitchen. pots
LOWES: Plant pots
PIKE'S: succulents
Dishes are a mix of Pottery Barn Wedding Gifts + Marshalls + IKEA.
I hung some frames in our hallway that we used from our last house!
They were part of a basement makeover I did with IKEA PIttsburgh.
SO CHEAP. I did a whole gallery wall with 6 of them for $40 DETAILS HERE.
This is my "office space" in our family room!
There is usually a feast of play food next to me. mmm felt donuts.
FROM IKEA: Shelf, desk, magnet board.
Cute tote from US! ;) HAPPY MOMMY TOTE.
One of the most functional spaces in our house is the kitchen nook turned headquarters.
IKEA: Shelving unit, kid table, magnet boards. bulletin board.
white boxes. paper holders. shelves.
TARGET: cream bins
NAPTIME DIARIES – Canvas Print
Right is the kitchen area… but left is the kid's room. I'll share more of that space another day!
Used the flowers from the girls' Fairy Birthday Party. VIDEO Tutorial here.
I turned an old estate sale frame into a chalkboard for our family room.
Working on my chalk art skills……lol.
We have a picture ledge across one of our walls in the family room and I love mixing up the prints and art! I made the map art using a $3 map from Target discount bin area..going to add some stars to our fav cities (atlanta pittsburgh philly and charlotte)
The Love others well print was from one of our past HAPPY MOMMY BOXES. love it!
Our house is not perfectly decorated…and I'm constantly changing it up.. but it's lived in and loved and bright and cheery for our kids. Thankful for this roof over our heads and being all together. Love the memories we are creating here in Charlotte!
With HMB needing more space.. our rental/office isn't as ideal. So we will be moving and trading in more bedrooms instead of the connected office space come next year!
We are loving this rental right now though and it's bright open floor plan!
Thanks for stopping by :) I'll share more spaces another day.


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Arts & Crafts
Free adult scrapbooking offered at the Eminence Community Life Center from 10 a.m. to noon, on Thursdays.
Church Activities & Services
Church Services
Grub Ridge Church on Gest Creek Road will have its homecoming on Sunday, June 7, starting at 1 p.m. with a potluck lunch. Regular service will be at 2:30 p.m. All or welcome.
The Kids Choices Leaders is a group of youth who are learning about leadership and how they can help out their community in different ways. For more information on them and their activities, visit their website at http://www.kidschoices.org
By U.S. Representative Thomas Massie
Congress faces a critical deadline, and time is running out. On June 1, 2015, three provisions of the USA Patriot Act will expire. The actions of the United States Congress between today and June 1 will affect the privacy and liberty of millions of innocent Americans.
Noyes graduates from McKendree University
In honor of National School Nurse Day and in recognition of the important work that nurses do in schools and communities across the country, Healthy Schools Campaign announced the winners of its second annual School Nurse Leadership Award, according to a news release.
The Eminence Warriors hosted the Gallatin County Wildcats May 5 and defeated their district rivals 6-3.
Cole Lawson gave a strong pitching performance and the Warriors' offense came through with some clutch hits to get their first district win of the season.
The Warriors jumped on top with two runs in the first inning. Trevor Payton led off with a single and Trey Gregory followed with a walk. With two outs Lawson doubled to left-centerfield to bring home both runs.
This spring, my wife Beth and I have enjoyed several anniversaries that highlight our growing bonds with our new communities.
With our transition eased by extended family long established in the region, we uprooted ourselves about 14 months ago from the mountains of Virginia, a place where we lived 17 years, to pursue great new opportunities here in Kentucky.
Hundreds of thousands of young Americans are serving our military to preserve our way of life, and yet fewer and fewer of our citizens are participating in our democracy. May 19 is primary election day, when Kentuckians will be selecting candidates for governor, commissioner of agriculture and other constitutional officers.
Members of Henry County Farm Bureau hope every voter will make their voices heard by casting informed votes for our government leaders.
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Linux Journal Archives
We get a lot of e-mail that begins "I am looking for that article, you know the one, about froodling the dewhacker?" We here at Linux Journal believe in empowerment, and giving people the tools to the job themselves, so we are proud to present the LJ Archives. You will find below a listing of the articles that we have published, and information on where to find them. Some are available on our Web site, and we have provided the URL for you. Others are not yet electronic, and if you can't wait, the issue number is listed so that you can order back issues. There is also a new feature on the Web site, an interactive search page for articles in Linux Journal. (www.linuxjournal.com/).
Comparison of Linux, DOS/Win and OS/2 Issue: 1 Page: 1 Author: Bernie Thompson
Linux Code Freeze Issue: 1 Page: 1 Author: Linus Torvalds
Interview With Linus Issue: 1 Page: 4 Author: Robert Young
Formation of the XFree86 Project, Inc. Issue: 2 Page: 1 Author: LJ Staff
Interview With Patrick Volkerding Issue: 2 Page: 10 Author: Phil Hughes
Optimizing Linux Disk Usage Issue: 2 Page: 1 Author: Jeff Tranter
World Wide Web Issue: 3 Page: 9 Author: Bernie Thompson
Optimizing Memory Usage Issue: 3 Page: 11 Author: Jeff Tranter
Sendmail+IDA Issue: 3 Page: 30 Author: Vince Skahan
Interview with Fred Van Kempen Issue: 3 Page: 16 Author: Phil Hughes
EZ as a Word Processor Issue: 4 Page: 5 Author: Terry Gliedt
Disaster Recovery Issue: 4 Page: 10 Author: Mark Komarinski
Wine Issue: 4Page: 14 Author: Bob Amstadt
Eagles BBS Issue: 4 Page: 16 Author: Ray Rocker
Linux Does Comics Issue: 4 Page: 26 Author: Robert Suckling
Emacs, Friend or Foe? Issue: 5 Page: 9 Author: Matt Welsh
Interview With James MacLean Issue: 5 Page: 15 Author: Michael K. Johnson
EZ for the Programmer Issue: 5 Page: 5 Author: Terry Gliedt
Linux in the Trenches Issue: 5 Page: 21 Author: G. Wettstein
Messages, A Multi-Media Mailer Issue: 6 Page: 7 Author: Terry Gliedt
Mobile Computing with Linux Issue: 6 Page: 17 Author: Mark Fiuczynski
Learning C++ With Linux Issue: 6 Page: 24 Author: Jeff Tranter
The Joy (and Agony) of SLIP Issue: 6 Page: 30 Author: Warren Baird
Tutorial, Emacs for Programmers Issue: 6 Page: 39 Author: Matt Welsh
Making the Most of Andrew Issue: 7 Page: 7 Author: Terry Gliedt
Report from the Front: Linux in Antarctica Issue: 7 Page: 11 Author: Andrew Tridgell
Samba: Unix Talking With PCs Issue: 7 Page: 22 Author: Andrew Tridgell
Linux Performance Tuning Issue: 7 Page: 26 Author: Clarence Smith
Introducing Modula-3 Issue: 8 Page: 9 Author: Geoff Wyant
X Window System Programming with Tcl and Tk Issue: 8 Page: 24 Author: Matt Welsh
Linux Command Line Parameters Issue: 8 Page: 35 Author: Jeff Tranter
What is a Linux? Issue: 8 Page: 59 Author: LJ Staff
Linus Torvalds in Sydney Issue: 8 Page: 60 Author: Jamie Honan
A Conversation with Linus Torvalds Issue: 9 Page: 8 Author: Belinda Frazier
Connecting Your Linux Box to the Internet Issue: 9 Page: 18 Author: Russell Ochocki
Linux in the Real World: Redesigning SCADA at Virginia Power Issue: 9 Page: 23 Author: Vance Petree
Remote Network Commands Issue: 9 Page: 33 Author: Jens Hartmann
A Conversation with Olaf Kirch Issue: 10 Page: 13 Author: LJ Staff
Linux in the Real World: SCADA-Linux Still Hard at Work Issue: 10 Page: 14 Author: Vince Petree
Linux Conference at Open Systems World FedUNIX'94 Issue: 10 Page: 20 Author: Belinda Frazier
Using Tcl and Tk From Your C Programs Issue: 10 Page: 26 Author: Matt Welsh
Linux in Amsterdam Issue: 10 Page: 6 Author: Michael K. Johnson
The Humble Beginnings of Linux Issue: 11 Page: 11 Author: Randolph Bentson
Introducing Scheme Issue: 11 Page: 23 Author: Robert Sanders
Introduction to LINCKS Issue: 11 Page: 26 Author: Martin Sjolin
Review of Scilab Issue: 11 Page: 40 Author: Robert Dalrymple
Building Shared Libraries Issue: 12 Page: 9 Author: Eric Kasten
Ethernetting Linux Issue: 12 Page: 12 Author: Terry Dawson
Linux- It's Not Just For Intel Anymore Issue: 12 Page: 20 Author: Joseph Brothers
Leviathan Issue: 12 Page: 28 Author: Paul Sittler
The Pari Package on Linux Issue: 13 Page: 5 PeterAuthor: Klaus-N/A Nischke
Access Information Through World Wide Web: Installing CERN's WWW Server Issue: 13 Page: 9 Author: Eric Kasten
Majordomo Issue: 13 Page: 13 Author: Piers Cawley
Interview with Mark Bolzern Issue: 14 Page: 19 Author: LJ Staff
Review: xBase Products for Linux Issue: 14 Page: 22 Author: Robert Broughton
Introduction to Eiffel Issue: 14 Page: 34 Author: Dan Wilder
Review: Intelligent Multiport Serial Boards Issue: 14 Page: 46 Author: Greg Hankins
The LINCKS GPD Issue: 15 Page: 17 Author: Martin Sjolin
Setting up X11 Issue: 15 Page: 24 Author: Greg Lehey
HTML: A Gentle Introduction Issue: 15 Page: 35 Author: Eric Kasten
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Players Avoiding Arbitration: Thursday
As we approach tomorrow's deadline for exchanging filing numbers, the volume of arb deals will increase. All arb agreements can be monitored using MLBTR's 2015 Arbitration Tracker, but here are today's smaller agreements, with all projections referring to those of MLBTR contributor Matt Swartz:
- The Indians have avoided arbitration with third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall and agreed to a one-year, $2.25MM deal, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports (Twitter link). It's a slight bump over Chisenhall's projected $2.2MM salary. Chisenhall hit .280/.343/.427 with 13 homers in 533 PA with the Tribe last season.
- The Indians and left-hander Marc Rzepczynski have agreed to a one-year, $2.4MM contract to avoid arbitration, according to Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports (Twitter link). Rzepczynski surpassed his projected salary with the contract, as he was pegged to earn $1.9MM next season. The southpaw posted a 2.74 ERA, 2.42 K/BB rate and an even 46 strikeouts over 46 innings out of Cleveland's bullpen last season.
- The Nationals and catcher Jose Lobaton will avoid arbitration after agreeing to a deal, CSN Washington's Mark Zuckerman reports. Lobaton will earn $1.2MM, FOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi tweets, which exactly matches his projected 2015 salary. Lobaton hit .234/.287/.304 over 230 PA in backup duty for the Nats last season.
- The Athletics and outfielder Craig Gentry agreed to a one-year, $1.6MM deal to avoid arbitration, FOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi tweets. Gentry was projected to earn $1.5MM. After posting a .759 OPS over 556 PA in 2012-13, Gentry took a step back at the plate last season, slashing just .254/.319/.289 over 258 plate appearances but still providing tremendous defense (a +16 UZR/150).
- The Nationals have avoided arbitration with second baseman Danny Espinosa, agreeing to a one-year, $1.8MM contract, James Wagner of the Washington Post reports. This deal falls below Espinosa's projected $2.3MM contract, though Espinosa hit .219/.283/.351 in 364 plate appearances for the Nats last season and managed only a .465 OPS in 167 PA in 2013.
- The Indians agreed to a one-year, $2.337MM deal with right-hander Carlos Carrasco, according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports (via Twitter). This figure is a significant increase over the $1.4MM contract that was projected for Carrasco in his first arb-eligible year. The righty enjoyed a breakout 2014 season, posting a 2.55 ERA, 9.4 K/9 and 4.83 K/BB rate over 134 innings with the Tribe. Carrasco pitched mostly out of the bullpen but also delivered several quality starts down the stretch.
- The Dodgers and outfielder Chris Heisey agreed to a one-year deal worth $2.16MM to avoid arbitration, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman tweets. This is slightly less than the $2.2MM Heisey was projected to earn. Heisey is coming off a .222/.265/.378 slash line over 299 PA with the Reds last season and was dealt to L.A. last month.
- The Angels inked catcher Drew Butera to a one-year, $987.5K deal to avoid arbitration, Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register reports. Butera was projected to earn $900K next season. The catcher posted a .555 OPS in 192 PA with the Dodgers last season and was dealt to the Halos last month.
- The Nationals agreed to a one-year, $2.25MM contract with Craig Stammen, avoiding arbitration with the right-hander, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports (via Twitter). This figure slightly tops Stammen's projected $2.1MM contract. Stammen posted a 3.84 ERA, 6.9 K/9 and a 4.00 K/BB rate over 72 2/3 innings out of Washington's bullpen last season.
- The Cardinals agreed to a one-year, $1.65MM deal with outfielder Peter Bourjos to avoid arbitration, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. Bourjos was projected to earn $1.6MM. Bourjos displayed his usual top-shelf defense with the Cards last season but only hit .231/.294/.348 over 294 PA.
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White Sox Claim Hector Noesi
The White Sox have claimed right-hander Hector Noesi off waivers from the Rangers, Texas executive VP of communications John Blake tweets. Noesi was designated for assignment by the Rangers earlier this week.
This is Noesi's third team is two weeks, as Texas just acquired him from Seattle on April 12. Noesi threw 4 1/3 scoreless innings in his first two appearances as a Ranger and was then hammered for seven runs in a single inning of work on April 20 against (ironically) the White Sox. The righty has an ungainly 14.21 ERA for the season and owns a career 5.81 ERA over 196 2/3 IP with the Mariners, Rangers and Yankees.
With Noesi claimed, it leaves only Steve Pearce (Orioles) and Matt Daley (Yankees) in DFA limbo according to the MLB Trade Rumors DFA Tracker.
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Rangers Designate Hector Noesi For Assignment
The Rangers have designated pitcher Hector Noesi for assignment, the club announced via press release. The righty made only three appearances with the club after being acquired ten days ago from the Mariners.
Noesi, 27, has had a forgettable start to the 2014 season. His ERA stands at 14.21 through 6 1/3 frames. Over parts of four seasons in the bigs, Noesi has allowed 5.81 earned runs per nine in just under 200 total frames. He has struggled roughly equally against batters from both sides of the plate: over his career, lefties have touched him for a .866 OPS while righties have managed a .832 mark.
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Rangers Acquire Hector Noesi
The Rangers have announced that they have acquired pitcher Hector Noesi from the Mariners. The Mariners will receive cash in the deal, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman tweets. The Mariners designated Noesi for assignment last week. To clear space on their 40-man roster for Noesi, the Rangers moved Jurickson Profar to the 60-day disabled list. The Rangers will have to make another move to add Noesi to their 25-man roster.
Noesi, 27, has a 5.64 ERA, 6.4 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9 in 191 1/3 career innings with the Mariners and Yankees. The Mariners acquired him from New York before the 2012 season in the Michael Pineda / Jesus Montero trade. There's no immediate word on Noesi's role in Texas, but the Rangers' pitching staff has struggled with injuries, and Noesi has experience with both starting and relieving.
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Mariners Designate Hector Noesi For Assignment
The Mariners announce that they have designated pitcher Hector Noesi for assignment. The move clears space to add reliever Dominic Leone to the 25-man roster. The Mariners used six pitchers, including Noesi, to get through six innings of relief in a 12-inning game yesterday. (Noesi took the loss, giving up a walk-off home run to Coco Crisp.) Leone provides the Mariners with an extra arm in their bullpen.
Noesi, 27, has a 5.64 career ERA with 6.4 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9 in 191 1/3 innings, some of them as a starter. He pitched just 27 1/3 innings with the Mariners in 2013, spending much of the season in the minors. The Mariners acquired him from the Yankees in the Jesus Montero / Michael Pineda trade in early 2012.
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Quick Hits: Pineda, Posada, White Sox, Dodgers
Today the Yankees and Mariners announced the trade that will send right-handers Michael Pineda and Jose Campos to New York for catcher/DH Jesus Montero and right-hander Hector Noesi. Here are some links for Monday, starting with a couple of notes related to the blockbuster swap…
- In this week's edition of Ask BA, Jim Callis of Baseball America explains that he prefers Rangers right-hander Yu Darvish over Pineda in the long term. However, Pineda isn't far behind Darvish in Callis' estimation.
- One scout says Noesi could be the "surprise piece" for the Mariners, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (on Twitter).
- Jorge Posada will discuss his retirement at a press conference at Yankee Stadium tomorrow morning, the Yankees announced. News broke a couple of weeks ago that the long time backstop has decided to call it a career.
- Pita Rona, a 17-year-old New Zealand native, signed with the Orioles, TVNZ reports. Director of international operations David Stockstill and GM Dan Duquette confirmed the move. New Zealand has yet to produce a Major League player.
- The White Sox announced that they promoted former player and manager Buddy Bell to the role of VP, player development and special assignments.
- The first financial proposals to buy the Dodgers arrived over the weekend and the soft deadline for submissions is today, Yahoo's Tim Brown tweets.
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Mariners, Yankees Swap Pineda For Montero
The Mariners needed hitting, the Yankees needed pitching. The two teams addressed each other's needs in a blockbuster trade of young stars, as right-handers Michael Pineda and Jose Campos will go to the Bronx in exchange for catcher/DH Jesus Montero and righty Hector Noesi. Both teams confirmed the trade this afternoon.
The Yankees re-signed C.C. Sabathia and Freddy Garcia this winter, but those moves amounted to just standing pat with a rotation that (after Sabathia) contained several question marks. In Pineda, however, the Yankees now have one of the top young arms in the game and one who has already showed he can perform at the Major League level. Pineda (pictured) posted a 3.74 ERA, a 3.15 K/BB ratio and a 9.1 K/9 rate in 28 starts last season, earning an All-Star appearance and a fifth-place finish in the AL Rookie Of The Year vote. Pineda recently turned 23 and is under club control through 2016.
Campos, 19, is another intriguing young arm. John Sickels of Minor League Ball ranked Campos as the fifth-best prospect in Seattle's system going into 2012, noting that while Campos' secondary pitches need some polish, "his upside is very high, he throws hard, and already throws strikes." Campos is coming off a dominant campaign in low Class-A ball in 2011, posting a 2.32 ERA and a whopping 6.54 K/BB in 14 starts. Joel Sherman of the New York Post hears from an NL executive that if Campos was in this year's amateur draft, "he is [a] no-doubt top-10 pick" (Twitter link).
Montero was a top-four prospect in both 2010 and 2011 according to Baseball America and the 22-year-old showed why when he posted a .996 OPS in 69 September plate appearances. Montero was drafted as a catcher but questions about his defensive capabilities had several pundits projecting his long-term future to be at designated hitter or first base. In New York, these spots will be blocked by Mark Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez for the next several seasons, but the bat-starved Mariners have plenty of room in the lineup. Montero immediately projects as Seattle's probable #3 hitter, splitting time between DH and catcher, and it's easy to see Montero hitting behind Dustin Ackley for years to come.
Montero was very nearly a Mariner in July 2010, as he headlined a prospect package the Yankees were ready to send to Seattle for Cliff Lee. The M's, however, pulled out of that trade and ended up dealing Lee to the Rangers. Yankees management was reportedly upset that the Mariners pulled out of the deal at the last minute, but whatever hard feelings existed between the two clubs clearly weren't enough to keep them from doing business 18 months later.
Noesi appeared in 30 games for New York last season (two of them starts), posting a 4.47 ERA and a 2.05 K/BB ratio. Noesi turns 25 later this month and amassed impressive numbers over six seasons in the Yankee farm system. Noesi should get a shot at filling Pineda's rotation spot in Seattle and could blossom at pitcher-friendly Safeco Field.
Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com was the first to announce the trade as official, with MLB.com's Greg Johns adding Campos and Noesi's involvement. ESPN's Jerry Crasnick first heard of a "significant trade" involving a "young impact hitter" coming to the Mariners earlier today, and Larry Stone of the Seattle Times was the first to cite Pineda and Montero in the deal, as he had heard "rumblings in that direction."
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Analysis And Background Of The Montero/Pineda Deal
It's not every day that two of baseball's best young stars are swapped for each other, but the Mariners and Yankees pulled off just such a deal today, as Jesus Montero and Hector Noesi went to Seattle in exchange for Michael Pineda and Jose Campos. Here is some of the early reaction to this stunning trade, plus some information on how the deal came together…
- "The risk for both clubs is low. The reward for both clubs is outstanding. This could be a transformational deal that will have fans of both clubs buzzing about for a long time," writes MLB.com's Bernie Pleskoff.
- Replacing pitching via minor leaguers or the free agent market is far easier than attracting top-caliber hitters in Seattle, notes MLB.com's Greg Johns.
- Mike Salk of ESPN 710 Radio in Seattle outlines the reasons why he "loves" the deal for the Mariners. Also from Salk (on Twitter), he hears from "a non-M's baseball guy" who believes Noesi is a better long-term option than Pineda.
- The trade makes the Yankees the favorites in the AL East, writes Scott Miller of CBSSports.com. Miller talks to two scouts who rave about the Yankees' sudden surplus of young pitching that also includes Dellin Betances and Manny Banuelos.
- Dave Cameron of the U.S.S. Mariner blog sees Montero as developing into a Carlos Lee-type of hitter who is productive but not quite a superstar. Cameron thinks the deal will look better for the Mariners if they were to sign a free agent starter like Roy Oswalt or Edwin Jackson, since then the team would have Montero's bat plus a pitcher that could match Pineda's production.
- Yankees GM Brian Cashman feels he took a "huge risk" with the trade, reports The Record's Bob Klapisch (via Twitter). "I gave up a ton (for Pineda)," Cashman said. "To me, Montero is Mike Piazza. He's Miguel Cabrera."
- "Some execs from other AL East teams believe Yankees just made an incredible trade," tweets ESPN's Buster Olney.
- The two teams were "talking for weeks" about the deal, reports Joel Sherman of the New York Post (Twitter link). Each side told the other that they had limited funds to address their needs.
- The Yankees initially tried to acquire Felix Hernandez from the Mariners, reports Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com (via Twitter) and were willing to offer a package that included Montero, Betances, Banuelos and more.
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Dan Haren Rumors: Sunday
The Diamondbacks' asking price for Dan Haren still exceeds what most teams are willing to offer, as the Yankees and Tigers have balked at deals centered around Joba Chamberlain and Jacob Turner respectively. However, despite being on Haren's no-trade list, the Tigers are still in play since the right-hander is expected to strongly consider playing anywhere he has a chance to win. Those were the highlights of yesterday's Haren rumors, so let's move on to today's. Any new updates will show up at the top of the page throughout the day….
- SI's Jon Heyman tweets that in addition to Chamberlain, the Yankees are hesitant to part with pitchers Hector Noesi and Dellin Betances in a potential Haren trade.
- John Harper of the New York Daily News writes that the Yankees are under no pressure to trade for Haren and that any deal they make will be on their own terms. ESPN.com's Buster Olney (Insider required) agrees with Harper's assessment, noting that the Yanks would take on Haren's salary and give up "B-plus prospects" in a trade, but that they won't move their best prospects.
- If the Yankees were to acquire Haren, it would compromise their chances of signing Cliff Lee this winter, says Joel Sherman of the New York Post. Sherman also hears that the D'Backs would like to get their payroll down to about $60MM for 2011, further motivating them to move Haren now.
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On April 6, 2013, Jesse Luggage will host a presentation by Chris Scott, in which he will describe some of his travels, as well as discuss how to set up and outfit your motorcycle for adventure travel. This is a great opportunity for those who are looking to get ready for that big trip, and for those who are dreaming about it!
Attendance will be limited, and the exact location in <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Peoria</st1:City>, <st1:State w:st="on">AZ</st1:State></st1:place> (not at Jesse Luggage), will be disclosed to those who sign up. We will plan the festivities to begin around 3pm and last until dark. We will ask for a small donation to help cover the cost of Chris expenses and for the refreshments that will be served. Sign up at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Here's a pic from the ride in the Sahara when Al met Chris Scott.
The Sahara is where the Paris/Dakar rally was held, before moving to South America, which is where it is now.
Here's a couple pix from Chris's web page. Sahara riding.
10 AARG members signed up so far.
Lunch in the Sahara....
Sure looks to be. Maybe part of his presentation will be on remote sidestand repair. :lol3
It would suck to have to zip tie it. Doesn't look like there's a lot of places to lean a moto in the Sahara.
A pic from one of Chris Scott's first Sahara rides. (He's been doing this for awhile).
A reminder that this coming Saturday is the Chris Scott meet and greet, in Peoria, AZ. Chris brings extensive Sahara riding experience to share with us. Reserve a spot, by emailing your request to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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We want to renew our invite for anyone interested in motorbike travel, to attend our Sahara Day with <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:place w:st="on">Africa</st1:place> traveler, Chris Scott. This event is a meet and greet, with Chris giving a photo presentation and talk on his Desert Biking Years. The talk will cover more than 30 years of motorbike riding in the <st1:place w:st="on">Sahara</st1:place>. In addition, there will be lots of time for specific questions, and general schmoozing. Some of the subjects that Chris may cover are, planning for the ride, i.e. sponsorship, , bike choice, bike loading, gear that you need, (not just what is available to buy), riding seasons, fuel prices, border crossings, satellite navigation, moto troubleshooting, the list goes on. Bring your questions, bring your enthusiasm, bring your travel plans
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Also at the event, will be some motorbikes on display. A Yamaha XT660 Tenere.* Which is one of only a couple in the <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:country-region w:st="on">USA</st1:country-region></st1:place> right now.. Then there will be a race bike that ran in the original Paris/Dakar in the Sahara, and another that won the Pharaohs Rally, now known as Pharons Rally in <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:country-region w:st="on">Egypt</st1:country-region></st1:place>. .(Beginning and ending at the pyramids of Gisa) Therell also be a couple older R80s, one of which has done 700,000 K, two up, as well as Als personal R80ST which he took around the world.
<o:p>Tommorrow is the last day of email monitoring. We're closed on Friday and Saturday, so if you want to register, do it now. If you miss the deadline, sneak in with somebody who didn't miss it, and you can just blame me for misreading the email. (Your riding bud said TWO people were attending.)
* The name Ténéré comes from the Tuareg language, meaning "desert", in much the same way that the Arabic word for "desert", <st1:place w:st="on">Sahara</st1:place>, came to be applied to the region as a whole.<o:p></o:p>
One of the bikes that will be there.
If you want more info on the bike, ya gotta show up.
Edit: looks like it's got a laser centerstand. High tech stuff.
Anybody from the East side ride over to attend this event! I am signed up and going to leave around 3:30PM from the Chandler area if you want to ride over together.
only certain people
are accepted for this as near as I can tell. signed up twice, no response given back on location. Oh well, probably for the best-I only like to be a poser:lol3.
I just want to thank Al and his wife for hosting this event! It was great meeting some new riders and the food was great. I really dug seeing the old bikes and the slideshow with narration.
Regards, E
I was overwhelmed by the graciousness of Al and Julie. This was a wonderful evening. I look forward to seeing them again in the future. All the best to Chris Scott as he begins his US adventure.
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|Emory University
|Date of birth
|July 10, 1945
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|Williamson, West Virginia
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Chafin earned his J.D. from Emory University. Chafin has attended both the University of Michigan and Detroit College of Law. He earned his BBA from Marshall University.
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|• Confirmations
|• Finance
|• Judiciary
|• Rules
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Elections for the office of West Virginia State Senate took place in 2014. A primary election took place on May 13, 2014. The general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was January 25, 2014. Incumbent H. Truman Chafin was unopposed in the Democratic primary, while Mark R. Maynard was unopposed in the Republican primary. Maynard defeated Chafin in the general election.[3][4]
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Truman Chafin ran for re-election to the West Virginia State Senate, District 6. He won the May 11 primary and ran unopposed in the November 2, 2010, general election.[5]
On November 7, 2006, Truman Chafin ran unopposed and won re-election to the West Virginia State Senate, District 6.[6]
Chafin raised $219,810 for his campaign.[7]
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|Top contributors to Truman Chafin's campaign in 2010
|Chafin, H Truman
|West Virginia Automobile & Truck Dealers Association
|Contractors Association Of West Virginia
|West Virginia Regional Council Of Carpenters
|West Virginia Building & Construction Trades Council
|Total Raised in 2010
Chafin raised $219,810 for the 2006 election.
His major contributors are listed below.[9]
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|Jeremy Jacobs
|Jackson & Kelly
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Chafin is married to Letitia Neese. They have three children.[10]
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- Profile from Open States
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Campaign Contributions via Follow the Money: 2008, 2006, 2004, 2002, 1998
- ↑ Project Vote Smart, "Biography," accessed March 10, 2014
- ↑ Bluefield Daily Telegraph, "Chafin examines FOIA response," April 21, 2009 (dead link)
- ↑ West Virginia Secretary of State, "Official primary candidate list," accessed February 7, 2014
- ↑ West Virginia Secretary of State, "Official primary election results," accessed June 18, 2014
- ↑ West Virginia Secretary of State, "Official list of 2010 candidates," accessed March 10, 2014
- ↑ West Virginia Secretary of State, "Official Returns for the 2006 Election," accessed March 10, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money, "2006 contributions," accessed March 10, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money, "2010 contributions," accessed December 23, 2013
- ↑ Follow the Money, "2006 contributions," accessed March 10, 2014
- ↑ Truman Chafin Lawfirm, "H. Truman Chafin," accessed March 10, 2014
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Congrats and good luck! Ditto to what Claudette said :)
LOL! I am in a tiny town called El Paso IL. My shop is Edie's Beads and Gifts and it is on the main shopping drag at 27 E. Front St. We are a small store front but we hope to GROW! :):):)
Congrats! That's great news. :)
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Hi Deb,
I loved your earlier post about the flea markets. I would love to speak with you or read your thoughts on the pros and cons of the flea markets. Is it still a viable market? do you think the world of flea markets is different today then when you opened your first booth? ie: ebay, craigslist, kijiji so mainstream now? I wish they would change the name of flea markets, something more happy...maybe glee markets:)
I had my own restaurant/bar for many years. I understand the work involved in opening, running, babysitting and all the sacrifices of a business. I still can't believe my boyfriend stayed with me! now my fiance <3. I am not prepared to start a bricks and mortar store until I feel it out and gain customers in my area, baby steps. So this flea market idea is great!
I have been researching my area and have gone to all the flea markets...much to my fiances chagrin..lol but give him props for actually coming with me:) I have found two that I like one is open only on Sundays, but I really love the ppl that go there and the feel of it. The other is great too, not as much as the sunday one, but the owner is awesome, they are open Sat and Sun 10-6 (nice full days) and there are a couple of other crafters there ie: glass blowing and knitting crocheting that have been there for 5 or more years.
I would love to read your post or you can email me
Thank-you to everyones pieces of information on this thread. So interesting.
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There are a million post on this subject. some pro some con, but its all about the "Economy these days". So, I would check out "Wholesale Supplier" as the first step. so you can see how much you have to mark up your supplies. If its too low, or too high, your in trouble .
I don't know about a Flea Market, here in Deming,NM USA, Its just one big "Yard Sale" and is expected to be Cheaper than,I want to sell my finished pieces for.(I just cant see "selling for less than to product to make something".
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This is my first time on a forum ever! lol.
I got your off-list e-mail. I'm working on a reply for you. Please be patient. We just got back from vacation and are still catching up in the store. If that wasn't bad enough - at the last minute, we decided to run a sale, celebrating our 10th year in business. It's been 10 years since we started in the flea market! (If you know me, you know that I don't "believe in" sales - I try to keep my prices low enough that I don't *have* to do sales - so, this is a big deal for us.)
One thing I will say here - if you are going to be having a BUSINESS in a flea market, it needs to BE a business! You have to think of your store as if it has "faux" brick and mortar walls and treat it as such.
I'll hit more about it in the e-mail. Give me a couple of days to finish the reply!
Thanks Deb!! So appreciate your time:) Happy 10 yrs!
Fire Mountain is a retail outlet. You can not buy at retail, double the price plus shipping and handling fees, and attempt to resell it to someone.
It be honest with you owning a bead ship is tons of work, so many items, so much need for inventory control and diligent book keeping practices. In addition to sales, sourcing new suppliers, comparison shopping, establishing a brand and shop design concept and signage. If you are of the mind set that you can buy retail and resell at double plus retail, you are not even remotely ready to open a bead shop. I am not trying to be rude, but seriously, lets get real here. A project like this is going to be a money pit for years, even if you are well educated and experienced in the bead business.
Successful businesses don't happen by accident, they are conceptualized and well planned out by educated and often experienced people familiar with the industry they are attempting to go into business in. You really have to knowledgeable and willing to educate yourself. You are talking about a lot of start up costs and monthly overhead.
There are probably loads of marketing and merchandising classes offered in the colleges in your neighborhood. You would be better off spending the minimum of $30,000.00 you are going to need just to get the doors open on beads and push your design business to the next level. Seriously, if you can't make a major success of that, you could have never run a bead store, if you are thinking that Fire Mountain is a buying option for a retailer. Rings and Things?
Where the door is situated on the front of your chosen retail space is important, the color you decide to paint your walls will gravely impact your success, your marketing campaigns are so important, having loads of back up money is imperative, and people are pondering the prospect of stocking a retail shop with purchases made from another retailer. The very minimum requirement for opening a retail shop of any type, is the basic understanding of the relationship between wholesale and retail.
I think it is wonderful to dream, but this is a very costly dream. I think that if it is business related the dreams should begin in a classroom. Or invest a year working in a bead store.
I really don't like or want to burst anyone's dream, but arteviente is really right on.
People often have very unrealistic dreams, don't do their homework and then can't figure out why it didn't work. Unless, you have a lot more money then you think you'll need, you probably won't make it.
I thought I had actually posted earlier (end of Jan or beginning of Feb, but it didn't post for some reason - sorry.) Maybe it's better, because it may have saved people from spending a lot of money, but you can plan for next year if you still have the same dream.
Every year during the first three weeks of February there is the biggest gem and mineral show and therefore bead show in the world in Tucson, AZ. There are vendors there from everywhere in the world selling everything you can imagine and more.
If you go, be prepared to make reservations way in advance for a hotel or you won't get a room and you will pay top dollar for that room. If you want wholesale prices be prepared to show your credentials, talk the talk, haggle if necessary - it's expected, and take 20,000.00 to 30,000.00 and know you will come home without any of it. Make a plan how you're going to get the merchandise home; probably shipping, because it's not going home by plane and probably not in a car, because you won't have room.
This is not a show where you are going to only spend a few thousand. If you just want to spend a few thousand, go to a Gem and Lapidary Wholesale Show. They have a website and they have shows all over the US. Again, you won't get in without credentials, if you're going to get the best prices you do have to talk the talk. Many of those vendors bought at Tucson and they will sell to you at the price they think you will pay. It doesn't make any difference what is marked on the piece, unless you're willing to pay top price for the items. Some of them will have minimums. Again, you do need to take several thousand with you or else what is the point. If they get 500 customers, they could have 500 prices for the same item. I have bought beads at less then 10 percent of what others did for the same beads, but I bought every single strand. Offers and timing is everything.
Going to one of these shows may be enough to let you know this is not what you want to do and it's better to know sooner than later.
Hey Deb. So glad you're still here. I will come to AZ some day to see you. Hi, Kipper Cat. Glad you're still here, too. Life got complicated so I had to drop out for a while. In case, I was not crazy enough, I did exactly what I tell other people not to do. I not only open a bead store, but put it in a gift shop adjoining a cafe. I'm really getting too old for this, but it sure is a lot of funny, if you don't weaken and love all the stress - which I do, obviously, but adrenalin is not for everyone..
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Not at all. I am the first person that says live your dream. Step up and consciously create your future exactly the way you want it. Just do it. But it's a lot easier if you know what to expect. It's like driving to California. You could just head east and hope that you don't land in Washington or Oregon, but on the other hand California is a very long state with big mountains. It is a whole easier using a GPS although a GPS can be expensive. The members of the forum offered a lot of free advice, not to stop you from your dream, but to alleviate the stress.
I have all of my life. It wasn't always easy, but it has always been fun. However, I thrive on stress and adrenaline. Not everyone does.
I started a new adventure in June. I had all of the inventory, fixtures, etc. It still has already cost me 70,000.00, I owe 25,000.00, and it will be about two more months before I start making money - I hope. Stress? Yes. Adrenaline rush? YES. Do I love it? YES. Is it for everybody? Absolutely not.
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Anyone out there a Blu Ray pro that can help me get BD-Live to work?
In the past I've found that people on MacRumors know everything, so maybe somebody can help me out with this!
I've got a Sony BDP-S370 Blu Ray player, which I love. I've got it connected to the internet and use it to stream Netflix and YouTube content, not to mention the HD goodness of movies and TV shows on Blu Ray Disc.
Problem is, I can't seem to get BD-Live to work.
I have a few Blu Rays here from Universal Studios. They all have a "What's New" section, that is supposed to access online content. My "The Office: Season 6" discs are supposed to have the ability to stream current Season 7 episodes through this section, but whenever I select it, on any of my Blu Rays, it just says "Coming Soon." When I try to watch the bonus online movies on the "Scott Pilgram Vs. The World" disc, it tells me that I'm not connected to the internet.
I am connected to the internet.
I've got connections set to "allow."
I live in the USA.
What could be wrong?
I tried posting this on the blu-ray.com forums, but they don't let new members post new threads, and when I tried posted within a thread, other than the one person suggesting content was not available in my country (I'm in New York City, come on) I didn't get any answers.
So what do you say, MR? Can you help me? Don't force me to call Sony!
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Has anyone else noticed that the WEC website is well below par? It's out of date in most places, the navigation is less than helpful, the links to many files (i.e. interviews, blog posts, etc.) are broken and the available content isn't very comprehensive.
They will remain a red-headed step child until they can get fan interactivity figured out, and their website wec.tv is the first place to start.