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The vaccine offers protection against polio, which can cause paralysis and death.
Side effects include fever and redness or soreness at the site of injection. There is a very small chance of an allergic reaction with any vaccine.
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I got this silly fly tassel thingy. I love it. I grabbed it at a tack store. I'm sure if E could talk he's say "I bet they had a black one, DIDN'T THEY? DIDN'T THEY?"
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He's all ready to be a member of the Red Hats and Purple Chaps!
Yes, yes I do torture him. New bell boots, and a foal blanket.
I love him.
I dig this. I didn't edit it! I panned just right, hahaha. Got it all blurry but him. It kind of messed with my head and gives me a headache.
I also put those bell boots on him for the first time. He over steps and clicks his feet sometimes. Sometimes pretty badly. We'll see if they help. He walked like his back legs were made of glue for a bit and then got over it.
Not bad! First time he wore the eye thing too and it didn't phase him.
Pretty impressive considering in August 2008 when I got him, I couldn't even open a saddle pad near him without him spooking and bolting away from me. I can't tell you how many lead lines and halters we wrecked.
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This is my second pregnancy, My daughter is 4 and I am about 5 weeks pregnant(I see the Doctor on Sat Oct.26th) but I already have bloating only in my lower abdoman, now I was told with #2 you show early but damn, with My daughter I did not show until 5 months.
Second Pregnancy And Showing already?
I am so glad that i'm not alone. i didn't show with my first until i was 7 months, now i'm totally showing at 8 weeks! I thought i was crazy for bringing out the belly band early. lol
Unless you're in Mensa, then you love the smell of your own farts.-mommashanny
My DS is 19 months and I am 5w3d with second. I am already showing. My husband thought I was crazy taking out the maternity pants already. With first I only gained 10lbs total. I was hoping for something along that line, but I am thinking I should just stop hoping and prepare for the belly weight gain early.
I'm almost 7wks and my boobs have been swollen for the past few weeks. They hurt so bad that I struggle putting my bra on. I dont remember this? This is baby #2 for me and I dont remember much of the last one being it was 5yrs ago.
Ladies, I'm nwe at this... so can any of you help me?
What does 'DS,DD,BFP' mean? or any other short terms I should knw about.
DS/DD-dear son/daughter
DH/DF/DBF-dear husband/fiance/boyfriend
BFP-big fat positive (that was a new one for me too)
I'm with you guys! 8 wks or so today. My pants are hurting my belly. i'm ok in the mornings, but the more the day goes on, the worse the bloating gets. i spend all day sitting in front of a computer so its tough! I dont want to have to tell anyone here until another month or so. i've arleady been walking around wearing my colorful scarves in the office pretending i am cold to hide my larger belly. i dont know how much longer i can keep this up. might need to pull out maternity pants. yikes.
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Love my bun and my two minibuns!
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The Brazilian Football Federation have denied suggestions that the Sao Paulo midfielder has left the Selecao camp in order to sign with the Red DevilsThe Brazilian Football Federation (CBF) have denied reports that they have given permission for midfielder Lucas Moura to leave the Brazil Olympic camp for a medical with Manchester United.
The Mail on Sunday today claimed that Sir Alex Ferguson had remained in England while his squad travelled to Norway for a pre-season friendly so that he could tie up a deal for the 19-year-old.
However, despite suggestions that the Red Devils are closing in on a £30 million move for the Brazilian, the CBF have insisted they have not released the player in an official statement.
"Unlike the Daily Mail report published in this Sunday's edition, with the title 'United to splash £50m on Brazil's Moura and RVP', it it not true that the player Lucas is undergoing medical exams this Sunday at Manchester," the statement reads.
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"The Selecao directors haven't received any requests from the English club regarding this matter. And even if it does, it will not allow him to leave the Brazil camp to do so."
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New research shows that plastic litter can smother marine life, dramatically reducing the numbers of organisms – and compromising the ecosystem services they provide – in coastal marshes.
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California became the first US state Tuesday to ban single-use plastic bags, as Governor Jerry Brown signed the measure into law.
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California governor Jerry Brown said he will approve a ban on single-use plastic bags, in what would make the western US state the first to outlaw them.
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The European Parliament on Wednesday backed plans to slash the use of plastic shopping bags which, carelessly thrown away, end up as unsightly litter and pollute the environment.
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According to Xinhua, a collective civil suit was brought before the Chongqing Municipal Higher People`s Court Monday by 15 bombing survivors, including a 91 year old.
A lawyer for the victims said the compensation claim of each family varied from 1.5 million to 80 million yuan (around $237,000 to $12.6 million).
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda is the accused, on behalf of the Japanese government.
Another lawyer representing the victims said the Chongqing court has to decide whether to try the case and respond within seven days, as required by the law.
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During the war, the Japanese army indiscriminately bombed Chongqing and nearby cities between February 1938 and December 1944, Xinhua said.
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McLaren to be fair look pretty damn good. On the pace pretty much straight out of the box. Don't want to jinx this but Button in particular looked good. The timing sheets say he was 2 and a half tenths clear or so but in truth Button had set a couple of laps which I believe were faster than Hamilton's pace. He kept pumping in those mid 1m27s. Think he did about 3 on the trot. Hamilton isn't exactly looking like a slouch either so hopefully McLaren are the team that will take it to Red Bull, who I haven't seen much from tbh.


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This year was darned cold. Despite growing up outside of Chicago — or perhaps because of that — I have never enjoyed winter. And this past NYC winter was brutal.
Even now, near-August, the days have been cooler than this time last year. The evenings have been downright chilly at times. All this means that my rooftop garden is fruiting much more slowly.
This time last year we had gaggles of cherry and heirloom tomatoes. We lugged a tray of them to Martha's Vineyard. This year I've harvested a pint — total — of cherry tomatoes and the few heirloom tomatoes on the vines are still hard and green.
But we have had gaggles of jalapeños this year…
And tonight I got to harvest three of our first eggplants and use some of our cherry tomatoes, cinnamon basil and lemongrass for a home-grown, home-made Thai green curry with lemongrass-coconut rice. There's nothing quite like coming home, picking veggies and herbs, and cooking dinner for yourself on a Wednesday…in New York City.
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It's been an unintentional year-long blogging hiatus. It was a year of experimenting with rooftop gardening in NYC — you can grow a heck of a lot on a rooftop. I'll share more about that this season.
I decided to relaunch Together In Food with delicious eats we experienced on our trip to Copenhagen to visit my little brother, who's studying abroad in the same program my husband did 15 years ago.
Nearly a decade after my first trip to Denmark, we were delighted to find that Copenhagen's food scene has improved dramatically. On our last trip, we subsisted on Carlsberg beer, Fanta soda, and their admittedly delicious hot dogs with spicy mustard. This time, it was a whole new world. And that world began with Noma, the #1 restaurant globally.
We had 20 courses crafted from ingredients grown or foraged in Scandanavia. A sampling of the most unusual (clockwise from upper left): the "Nordic coconut" with nearly meat-like warm beet broth sipped through a straw; fried moss with creme fraiche; a beautiful hen egg with foraged herbs, fiddlehead ferns and flowers; an apple cooked for 12 hours in sloe berries; and new elm seeds with yeast sauce.
But the strangest experience was this:
You may have looked twice. I did. But yep, those are ants. As there's no citrus in Scandanavia, a Brazilian chef dispatched his knowledge to the Noma team that ants impart a lemony burst. So the cooks traipse through the forest to forage ants, then they rub 'em with salt and adorn your dish with them. I have to admit, they were surprisingly citrusy and delicious.
Noma's service, atmosphere, and experience definitely made the 4.5 hours and dollar amount I don't want to think about at the moment worth it. But honestly, the best meal we had was at Amass, located in the middle of nowhere and run by a Noma alum who was also a chef at Per Se in NYC and hails from San Diego.
We loved the graffiti art, the use of our favorite glassware, the open kitchen..
…and the straightforward set menu that was more California in its cooking style: high quality ingredients, preparations that helped those ingredients shine, and lovely yet not highly constructed presentation. We sampled (clockwise from upper left) sour pancakes with foraged herbs, fermented potato flatbread, salad gathered from the garden out back, and monkfish.
Of course, we tasted more basic aspects of Copenhagen cuisine. We trekked to Torvehallerne Food Market, where we tried Coffee Collective (laughing that they had a very Blue Bottle-like approach); delicate, perfumey local strawberries and peas that tasted like spring; and ice cream cones as big as our heads.
We had the classic Danish smorrebrod, freshened up by a shop called Aamaans. The best were the avocado and the sirloin with fried onions.
And it wouldn't be a trip to Copenhagen without sampling classic fare: a traditional Danish meal at my brother's host family's lovely home (apples with jam, cabbage, potatoes and roast pork); toasted malt at the Carlsberg factory tour; those famous hot dogs; and a new discovery, sea buckthorn berry tart at an excellent seafood restaurant, Kodbyens Fiskebar.
Truth and Beauty
May 5, 2013 § 3 Comments
"We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect."-Anais Nin
I'm writing to recall the atypical heat and sun of early May in San Francisco. To remember the bright flowers that reached for the rays, and the early blueberries forming.
To see the arugula and red lettuce that self-seeded from last year and have pushed their way through the dirt again.
To see skinny asparagus forests populate our vegetable bed when no one is around to cut and eat the young spears.
While I miss California, having to be away for a month or more at a time has allowed me to find something new in the garden each time I return. Two and a half years ago, I wrote about artichokes. With our garden renovation and our move to NYC, I didn't have time to plant artichokes until this past winter. But five months later, the plants have produced a fountain of silvery foliage. On this last trip west, a deep purple artichoke was emerging. And I realized in that moment of finding what "truth and beauty" means — that true beauty, the kind that delights, is often unexpectedly discovered.
How to Make a Bulgur Chard Mash-up (RECIPE)
January 2, 2013 § 2 Comments
I can't believe that I'm about to reference the movie Pitch Perfect while discussing cooking, but here goes. Last night, I watched this perfectly "popcorn for the brain" flick. The movie's main character, Beca, likes to make electronic music, and she takes her penchant for mash-ups to a college acapella group that she's somehow strong-armed into joining. She takes a bass line from one song, a melody from another, lyrics from another and puts them together in surprising but harmonious ways.
As I was figuring out what to do with the container of bulgur wheat that I accidentally cooked (rather than soaked) two days ago, the large bag of chard in my fridge, and not much else in the way of dinner ingredients, this idea of mash-ups came back to me.
So I did it to the bulgur and the chard.
I took the idea of Indian flavor pastes and made a simple one out of minced cipollini onions and garlic, a generous squirt of tomato paste, cumin, cayenne and salt. I added collard greens, which I learned to slice into thin ribbons and saute in olive oil from a South American recipe, maintaining their fresh green flavor rather than cooking them to a pulp as you often see. I stirred in the cooked bulgur like I might when making fried rice (or rather, when my husband does, as that's his specialty). And then I topped the whole lovely mess with toasted walnuts, which I got from a vegan cooking website.
And it was a heck of a lot tastier than I expected. A pleasant surprise for a Wednesday night dinner. Happy new year!
Yields: 2 servings
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Thanksgiving Redux
November 25, 2012 § 2 Comments
Two years ago, we hosted Thanksgiving for nine of our family members, plus the two of us. I photo-logged our experience here — everything from having to clean the turkey in the bathroom sink to grilling leek bread pudding due to a lack of oven height. We experimented with a lot of recipes. I started five days in advance and cooked way too much food.
It was a good feast overall, and it was rewarding to host. But as it was my first time, I was kind of stressed, and some parts didn't turn out so great (while the grill imparted a nice smoky flavor to the leek bread pudding, it also made the bottom and sides way too crunchy).
This year, we did a redux. And it was awesome.
It was awesome because our NYC apartment renovations were completed just in time, the day before. After a long 14 months of living in a temporary apartment, and even a few hotels, and eating out nearly all the time, it felt glorious to be HOME. To smell turkey roasting, to have a pie cooling on the counter, to drink wine while chatting with family and listening to jazz…all in our own place, candles lit and a fire burning.
It was also awesome because while I haven't cooked Thanksgiving dinner enough times to have experienced the magic of habit-forming, there was a flow to it. While I wrote out a menu and plan last time, this year, I just went with it. We also invited my brother Paul and his girlfriend Stephanie F to help. (Note to self: two different dressings are easier to make when you have helpers dicing all the onions and celery.)
Stephanie F fortified us with a deliciously spicy salsa fresca.
We made a cornbread, bacon and kale dressing…
…along with a traditional Thanksgiving dressing with challah from Amy's Bread, fresh herbs, Cortland apples and chestnuts.
After letting it rest for an hour, Matt carved the heritage turkey.
The 48-hour dry aging in the fridge under a salt crust, and the long rest, allowed the turkey to reabsorb its juices, making it one moist, tasty turkey.
We filled our plates…
…and sat down to eat.
Then we ate some more.
And this is how we felt.
Joy Returns on a NYC Rooftop
August 19, 2012 § 7 Comments
A little over a year ago, my husband and I left San Francisco — our renovated garden, the eucalyptus-scented air, the freezing summers — to create a second home in NYC.
During the winter in NYC, we worked on our plans to renovate our apartment, overcoming the various hurdles required when you change anything in a landmarked building. We escaped the chilled concrete to tromp through snow at Blue Hill at Stone Barns.
I missed San Francisco, deeply. I got to visit my garden in San Francisco a few times. Beyond the herbs, like this bushy sage, the edibles mostly fed the chirping birds or ran wild and spindly in a chilly, windy spring.
But the ornamentals thrived.
And as sunshine, longer days and warm weather emerged on the east coast, I began to experiment, growing a garden in pots on our tar-paper roof atop our apartment-in-renovation. In anticipation for The Farm that we'll build eight stories up in the sky, I wanted to see what I could cultivate.
It turns out, a heck of a lot more than in our San Francisco garden. While I always knew this in my head, seeing the evidence of heat and sun has made me feel a joy I wasn't sure I'd feel living in NYC.
Tomatoes actually grow. Despite erratic watering and life amidst a construction zone, my plants produced juicy, sweet, delicious tomatoes…nothing like the sad, moldy cherry tomato plants I struggled to keep alive in San Francisco. More on the zen I learned from that experience here.
I'd always read that growing basil near tomatoes would keep insects away and make the tomatoes tastier. Perhaps this thriving basil is, indeed, doing its job. It makes a delicious basil lemonade (recipe here). And it delights visitors to the roof with its scent.
The half a dozen shallots I planted from this past spring's harvest — just to see what would happen — have grown faster in two months than they did in four in San Francisco.
Of great delight is the eggplant experiment. We picked up a couple of seedlings at a nursery en route from Maryland to NYC one weekend. The beautiful, fuzzy plants thrived on the roof, surviving even a violent thunderstorm that bested our apartment pipes but left the plants with just a few leaf holes.
And this week — the first few fruits have emerged from the lavender, parasol-shaped flowers with yellow centers. Tiny, purple. Perfect.
The Dream Continued
April 21, 2012 § Leave a comment
Nearly two years ago, we happened upon Freeman's winery. We listened to a dream that became real life, enthralled while drinking pretty pinot noir in a dim, humid wine cave carved out of a eucalyptus-crowned hill in the heat of August.
Today, we're back. At an open house with a crowd of friends and Freeman wine lovers, lying in the grass listening to crickets while drinking more pretty pinot, simply…enjoying ourselves. Loving the warmth, the sun, the wine and life.
And it all makes me realize: there are dreams that we may one day make true. But in the meantime, there is living the dream of this moment — being with people you love, enraptured by the present.


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This season Project Runway welcomed its first-ever Native American designer, textile artist Patricia Michaels. The show raps up tonight and the Taos, New Mexico designer is one of the final three competitors.
But whether Michaels wins or loses tonight, having her viewpoint and hand-crafted talents highlighted on one of the most popular shows on TV has been, quite honestly, a welcome change from several recent factory-made fashion appropriations of Native American culture.
We're down to the final three competitors in this season of RuPaul's Drag Race. Each of the trio has the crown and cash directly in their crosshairs, yet this week had to compete in challenges as rigorous as they were random. Will the winner be Alaska the all-around pro, Jinkx the jester, or Roxxxy the... um... hair choreographer? Read my illustrated recap of the show's best moments below!
Sorry for the late recap, folks — some of us needed a little longer to process all the condiment-laced drama of this episode. And others of us had tickets to a Prince show and had to wait until Monday to take this episode in. But we all had thoughts. Read on for our musings on loyalty, competition, secrets—and, of course, ketchup.
Knights and queens, high-walled castles, brothels full of exquisite lady companions, more wine than anyone can drink—this is the world of HBO's Game of Thrones. Though the show is set in a medieval land of chivalry where men hold most of the legal power, women find ways to pull the strings in Game of Thrones' tales of conquest and copulation.
As Queen Cersei Lanister advises one young lady, "Tears aren't the only woman's weapon. The best one's between your legs."
When the going gets tough, the tough get over it.
The fierce four remaining queens fought tooth and nail to pin down the elusive crown on this week's episode of RuPaul's Drag Race. Everybody's working past their last nerve to make it to the finish line. Candy clothes and punchy puppets took center stage in this delicoius and brutal episode of RuPaul's Drag Race. Here's my illustrated recap!
Last week, NBC premiered Ready for Love, the latest bland iteration of reality dating shows. In the show, three interchangeable clean cut dudes pick from groups of interchangeable attractive women and hope to find true love. I can't tell you if they found it, because I could only keep the nausea down for about 40 minutes of Ready for Love's 2 hour premiere.
Into this cynical landscape comes Burning Love, a genius web series spoofing reality dating shows.
Has it already been a week since the new season of Mad Men began? It has, and in last night's Jon Hamm–directed episode, the diffuse setups of the season premiere are focused on work, love, and war—and sometimes more than one at a time. Read on for our three-person recap of last night's show.
Recently, rumors rippled across the Internet that actor Matt Smith, who plays the eleventh Doctor on the long-running BBC series Doctor Who, would be leaving the show. Nothing has been confirmed, but when stories like this pop up on blogs, there's a flurry in the comments sections about what actor would be the best next Doctor in the beloved series. Rupert Grint, Benedict Cumberbatch, or Andrew Garfield? Meh. Idris Elba? Yes, please! Helen Mirren or Tilda Swinton? That would be incredible!
But while many Doctor Who fans agree that it's about time for a woman Doctor, some do not.
This week was the very special episode of RuPaul's Drag Race when our queens must take up drag novices and trick them out into being real drag royalty. This time around, in a turn of sincere patriotism, all the novices were gay military veterans. The soilders could not have been any more enthusiatic for high-heel-boots camp. Makeovers, make unders, and makeup blunders push our players to tears, reminding us, as in the Marines: no pain, no gain.
Check out our illustrated recap of the show where five faboulous fatales become four.
It's that time again! Mad Men is back for another stylish, symbol-packed season, and your faithful recappers Kelsey, Andi, and Annalee are here to break it down and hash it out. For those of you new to our Mad Men recaps, be forewarned that these aren't linear summaries, but rather discussions of the key plot points and most compelling questions of each episode—and yes, you can be sure there are some spoilers, so proceed accordingly.
Last night's season premiere was a two-hour mood-setting piece that took us from Oahu at Christmas to the sunken living room of the Draper's New York pad on New Year's Eve. We know that 1968 is a big year, filled with civil-rights protests, the assassinations of both RFK and MLK, and the advent of the Nixon administration. But right now, all our friends in the world of Sterling Cooper Draper Price know is that it's a time when fondue pots are on sale at Bloomingdale's and everything smells like reefer.


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I am currently using SimplyMepis 11.0 beta 3. I must say, I am PLEASED. I have tried just about every distro out there (no exaggeration) but I must say that I've found my home. The Debian package list just made my life easier whenever I needed something (I know I can compile from source, but I'm trying to balance playing with this computer with my waking life, not easy as some can attest). A distro that is not too easy, KDE is excellent, and my Broadcom wireless worked OTB. Oh yeah, and apt-get autoremove. Anyway, Warren, keep up the good work, and those other guys helping him and working on this distro. I've finally found a KDE distro that combines the best of Debian and KDE in one package, and leaves out any stability issues.
Beginning with my first tentative attempts with MEPIS in 2003 through my wholesale transition in 2006 and since, the friendly and knowledgeable MEPIS Community answered all my questions and provided all the assistance I've ever needed. Computing became fun again, and I've never looked back
SimplyMEPIS version 11 carries on with the MEPIS tradition of providing a user-friendly, Debian-based operating system, featuring the KDE desktop environment. Coupled with the most up-to-date applications specifically packaged for MEPIS by the MEPIS Community Packaging Team, it provides the best of both worlds: the stability of Debian and the latest & greatest in open-source applications, topped off with the renowned "MEPIS Magic".
I'm 17 and I've been using Mepis 8.5 for a couple weeks and I must say that I'm impressed. I came from a Windows OS, much like the rest of us. My preferred OS was Windows XP Pro SP2. However, I wanted something that was more up to date so I did some hunting around for a usable Linux replacement. I do have to say that I kinda stumbled into Mepis. I was half asleep when I downloaded it. Well, I find Mepis 8.5 to be the best Linux distro I've tried. I was a Ubuntu user in 9th grade, however that had issues for me and forced me back to XP. Anyway, Mepis has replaced XP as my OS of choice. I have made a complete switch and am pretty impressed despite some of Linux's shortcommings (nothing's perfect).
This is by far has been the best distro I have ever tried (and I have tried A LOT of them) also the best KDE distro I have used, whatever steroids they are putting into the custom mepis kernel to get this kind of snappiness bogles my mind.
I am running Mepis on my laptop and LOVE IT (good job everyone). I like it so much that I am seriously thinking about making a donation and I think I want to roll my sleeves up and help the project where I can....Ive never made packages before but its probably not super hard and I think I could probably help there and on artwork too.
this distro has everything I have been desperately looking for....built on debian stable (not testing, sid, or another fork that will remain nameless) but has all the media codecs & flash working out of the box. Also kudos on getting fullscreen flash to perform the way it does...best I have EVER seen from linux :)
Downloaded and installed M11 last night and was so impressed by the speed and the fact that everything just worked beautifully using the Live session decided to install to my Gateway Pentium Dual Core laptop.
Verdict: Beautiful, fast, running smooth as silk, sound working, videos running with no stutter, flash, etc.....
I could go on but I think you get the gist. I had to make a decision between the KDE distro I was using for some time which was very solid also or MEPIS (I don't like dual booting distros) but this won hands down. Congratulations to Warren and all that worked on this fabulous distro. For me this is a winner
I've been singing the praises of MEPIS for a long time, but I felt the need to say again how much I love this little distro. Having started with SM 6.0, I found each version was better than the previous one (although I skipped over SM 7.0 only because I liked SM 6.5 so much).
SM 8.5 has been my production OS for several months. The installation was completely uneventful, with sound, graphics, on-board sensors, printing and scanning working perfectly straight out of the box.
Setting up and customizing KDE 4.3 was amazingly simple. Warren really made the transition from KDE 3.5 painless. Applications that had been a bit dodgy in the past, such as k3b, now work as smooth as silk. Inserting double-layer DVDs into the DVD drive no longer cause kernel freezes like they did in the past (thanks to the new kernel I suppose), and the few Windows applications I still use work better than ever in Wine. As usual, graphics was a non-issue with the NVidia drivers.
I've fallen in love with Dolphin; it's even easier to use than Konqueror and also more powerful. I love begin able to mounting a partition with the click of the mouse in the file manager -- What a nice little app!
The System Settings are so easy and intuitive, especially the Task Scheduler. Setting up tasks to run as root when booting up is now a breeze.
The Panel was a big improvement over kicker. I had a much easier time getting it to look "just right" than with the old kicker. I also love it when that little Device Notifier pops up when devices are plugged in and when CDs and DVDs are loaded.
And then there's KDE 4.3. (Yes, I know it's officially "dead", but who cares so long as it plays nice with the Community and Lenny repositories?) I find my self being much more productive using this DE than I ever was with KDE 3.5, especially since I tend to have a lot of apps open at the same time. The developers included enough compositing features to make the DE both fun and productive, and left out all the useless over-the-top eye candy that makes Compiz flaky and unstable.
... and the list goes on and on and on. In short, SM 8.5 has a very familiar look 'n feel with the rock-solid stability we've come to expect from MEPIS, but it has so many new features under the surface that make it really exciting.
The one word that best describes SimplyMEPIS is ... Perfect. The words to this song express what I want to say.
I am fascinated by the power of Linux and Mepis in particular. I have been using Mepis exclusively for 6 or 7 years and installing each new version is an adventure. I have found that after a new install--after basic configuration of such items as time zone, printer, browser, multimedia and installing a few favorite apps--that as specific needs arise, I research the Mepis manuals, wiki, forums and community to find what I need and install the necessary packages and apps.
Right now, I am test driving Mepis 11 Beta 2. I wanted a serious test, not something light and superficial. Since there are still some people who think Open Source office suites are "unprofessional," I set for something very serious and professional: my first thesis-advancement presentation.
To put it clearly, I was entrusting myself to a beta (that means unfinished!) release of my favorite Linux distribution and I was using LibreOffice, an office suite I had never used before. Yes, it was a risky move: had Mepis or LibreOffice failed, it would have been a total embarrassment!
Oh, on top of that, I was using all that software on my little netbook Toshiba NB-100 that, by the way, is not among the most powerful in the market if we look at its modest hardware specs.
When I hooked my netbook to the projector, Mepis did its thing and picked up the signal without any special input from my part, just as it should. I set up my presentation on Desktop 2 while my two illustration videos went to desktops 3 and 4. KDE's Kwin and its rotating cube would help me use each file when I needed it without minimizing anything.
The tribunal members arrived and it was time to start my presentation...
What happened? Everything worked as expected.
At the end, the examining tribunal called me back to the auditorium and told me their decision: I had passed the examination.
Now, I have to finish the other half of my thesis and head to my dissertation. Needless to say, thanks to its dependability, I will use MEPIS 11 for that.
I have worked in the industry as a consultant and programmer for too many years to want to think about it (but it's over 30!). A lot of my work was done with Berkely and SCO Unix, so when I got a computer for home use I used SCO, but I had multi-boot as there were things in Windows I was familiar with, and needed to use. But some 18 months ago I took the plunge and went to Mepis Linux. It's simply fantastic.
But the point of this post - I have finally got around to looking in depth at some of the KDE utilities in depth. Many stand out as extremely good, and I no longer have those massive manuals that give the options for cpand so on, in fact I just put 18 inches of manuals in the re-cycling.
But to the point of this post - AMAROK. It's truly an amazing piece of programming. I think I was pretty good at what I did, but if I had ever written anything like this, I would have been proud indeed, and doubled my rates!
Why anyone would want to pay for Micro**** when there's functions like this in Linux depresses me as to the human condition. Truly beautiful programming, thankyou for a wonderful product.
I have just installed Mepis. I must say, you all deserve a big round of applause. I come from a gnome background and decided to give Mepis a try, since I had heard of it when I was looking alternatives to outdated software problems.
As the saying goes... It just works!. Wired and (most amazingly) wireless, are working out of the box... And though I still have to learn how to configure things my way (mousepad, windows behavior, etc), I'm sure It'll be a lot of fun.
I'll spread the word. So far, I'm very happy with Mepis and soon I'll be posting my doubts and comments on the forum. I've heard great things about the Mepis community and can't wait to get in touch with it.
So, again. Congratulations to the Mepis developers and its community. You guys really made it! :D


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- Lighted hour:
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- Event period:
- Odori Park Site: Friday, Nov.21,2014 - Thursday, Dec.25,2014
- Sapporo Ekimae Dori Site: Nov.21,2014 - Wednesday, Feb.11,2015
- Minami 1-Jo Street Site: Nov.21,2014 - Thursday, Feb.14,2015
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The first snow of winter heralds the charming sight of "Sapporo White Illumination".This event has started in 1981 when 1,000 light bulb were used to illuminate Odori Park 2-chome Plaza. Since then, the scale and contents have increased year by year, making this sight into a nationally acclaimed event.
At the Odori Park Site, the illuminated structures symbolize themes such as the starry skies and Christmas. Twinkling lights adorn along Sapporo Ekimae Dori to the north and south, Minami 1-jyo Dori to the east and west. Please enjoy Sapporo's original "Art of Light"to your heart 's content.


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The Hollywood Reporter Names the 50 Power Showrunners of 2013
These animation kings create content that regularly outperforms (and out-cools) most live-action series. They court a coveted and elusive male demo and in some cases make big money in syndication. On Fox, Oscar host and blossoming film director MacFarlane, 39, and his team continue to push boundaries (mostly of decency) with two sturdy ratings performers in Dad and Guy, which help to anchor the network's giant Sunday night "Animation Domination" block, which includes The Simpsons and Bob's Burgers.
Jean, 52, recently saw The Simpsons earn a record 26th-season renewal and emerge with the best Sunday premiere of the season on Sept. 29 (the same night as Breaking Bad's monster finale). And Bouchard, 43, and Dauterive, 56, recently cooked up a fifth-season renewal for Burgers, which was a top 10 comedy among the coveted demos of males 18-to-49 and 18-to-34.
On FX, the Archer team — Reed, 43, and Thompson, 44 — saw its fourth-season premiere attract 2.5 million viewers, making it FX's top-performing comedy. And led by Senreich and Green, both 39, Chicken is a 10-time Emmy nominee, three-time winner and cornerstone of their network's geek cachet.


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Bobcats blow out Warriors 91-75 in Walker's return
02/05/2014 12:03amThe Charlotte Bobcats closed out a critical road trip with a 3-1 record by turning in the best _ or perhaps the most fortunate, depending on the perspective _ defensive performance any team has had against the Golden State Warriors in nearly a decade.
"Summer Dreams" to become part of March Madness
02/05/2014 10:15amMichael Carter-Williams spent most of his basketball life trying to say all the right things in public.
Magic Johnson buys Sparks, keeps WNBA team in LA
02/05/2014 3:39pmMagic Johnson was back at the Staples Center, dishing an assist to the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks.
Jeff Green leads Celtics past 76ers, 114-108
02/05/2014 7:44pmJeff Green scored 17 of his 36 points in the third quarter in the Boston Celtics' 114-108 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.
Spurs win 16th in row vs Wizards, 125-118 in 2OT
02/05/2014 8:25pmTim Duncan scored a season-high 31 points Wednesday night before fouling out in the second overtime, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Washington Wizards for an NBA-high 16th time in a row, holding on for a 125-118 victory.
Durant leads Thunder past Love-less 'Wolves 106-97
02/05/2014 8:32pmKevin Durant had 26 points, nine rebounds and seven assists and the Oklahoma City Thunder won for the 12th time in their last 13 games with a 106-97 victory over a Minnesota Timberwolves team without Kevin Love and two other starters.
Oladipo spurs Magic to 112-98 win over Pistons
02/05/2014 8:38pmRookie Victor Oladipo came off the bench to score 20 points and Glen Davis had 18, leading the Orlando Magic to a 112-98 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night.
Nowitzki has 26 to lead Mavs past Grizzlies 110-96
02/05/2014 8:56pmDirk Nowitzki scored 26 points, Brandan Wright added 17 and the Dallas Mavericks used a second-half surge to grab a 110-96 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night.
Davis leads Pelicans over Hawks, 105-100
02/05/2014 9:00pmAnthony Davis had 27 points and 10 rebounds, and the New Orleans Pelicans beat the Atlanta Hawks 105-100 on Wednesday night.
Depleted Lakers beat Cavaliers 119-108
02/05/2014 9:16pmThe Los Angeles Lakers left Robert Sacre on the court after he fouled out in the fourth quarter. Coach Mike D'Antoni felt it was the best move for his depleted team.
Rockets down Suns 122-108 for 4th straight win
02/05/2014 9:37pmThe Houston Rockets have won four games in a row.
Chandler leads Nuggets past Bucks, 110-100
02/05/2014 9:46pmWilson Chandler scored seven of his 24 points in the final 1:52 and the Denver Nuggets held on to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 110-100 on Wednesday night.
Pelicans arena to be renamed Smoothie King Center
02/05/2014 10:22pmThe New Orleans Pelicans and Louisiana-based Smoothie King have reached a 10-year agreement to rename the New Orleans Arena as the Smoothie King Center.
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THE ENERGY EFFECT: Good help is hard to keep, lured by the rigs
SAN ANGELO, Texas - An abundance of work, a decent salary with benefits and economical lodging might sound like an enticing package — but for T.J. Rodriguez, the lure is not getting many bites.
Rodriguez, operations manager of Niblett's Oilfield Services, Inc., is asking only for somebody with a commercial driver's license and clean driving record or mechanical experience to make the move to Eldorado. After a year of trying to fill positions he is having to turn down work because of a lack of labor.
"I've been attempting to hire mechanics and drivers for the last year now," he said. "The bad part about Eldorado is we're between the Permian Basin and Eagle-Ford (shale) down in Carrizo Springs. The labor force is being pulled between the two, and nobody really wants to go to Eldorado."
The surge in oil field activity over the past few years in areas around San Angelo, including the Permian Basin region, now buzzing with hype about the Cline Shale, has created an ultracompetitive labor market. Oilfield-related companies are setting up shop in and around San Angelo, so much so that local economic development officials can't keep up with exactly what companies are here and what their job demands are, said Cathy Ballard, planning director of the Concho Valley Workforce Development Board.
"The job demand isn't being met to the extent that companies would like them to be met. We have a shortage of skilled labor," Ballard said. "I don't know what that shortage is because I can't get my hands around the companies that are coming in here. Lately, every day it seems like I see another company that I didn't know had a presence here."
The increased number of new oil field service companies has made the competition to get a dedicated, qualified worker a tough task for Rodriguez, who has even started advertising in the Del Rio area to attract prospective hires. His company has 22 vacuum trucks in service, used to transport water for hydraulic fracturing of wells. Over the past year he has had enough potential work to maintain at least 10 more full-time employees than he has.
Rodriguez owns properties in Eldorado that include lots for an RV or trailer that run cheaper than most other places to anybody willing to work for the company. Most of his workforce makes about $2,500 every two weeks, approximately $60,000 a year with benefits and a retirement package included, he said.
"For a guy that's unemployed and has an eighth grade education — that's pretty good," he said. "But there are so many other companies around that have the ability to pay more by giving more hours even most of these young guys don't care about the benefits and retirement and would rather get more money. They don't stick around for long or go somewhere else."
According to WorkinTexas.com, the job posting site hosted by Texas Workforce Commission which posts about 20 percent of the available jobs statewide, the medical and trucking fields are the top two industries with the highest demand for workers, Ballard said. The medical field is a constant No. 1, but in the past year truck driving has emerged as the other top industry, she said.
In an effort to meet the growing demands in the oil field, Howard College recently created training courses to get people certified for that type of labor, said LeAnne Byrd, the college's recently retired provost.
"We're just trying to let it be known that we're available for training. We're doing CDL (Commercial Drivers License) classes, welding classes, safety classes. We're trying to be responsive to what is out there," Byrd said.
Through a grant provided by the Concho Valley Workforce Development Board, Howard College will purchase a CDL simulator, which will reproduce in the classroom the experiences of driving on ice, on rain, in high winds, on a ranch road and what happens during a crash. Howard is currently undergoing massive renovations on campus to accommodate the growing student body and to make room for the increase in training programs, Byrd said.
One of the negative effects of the increased oil field activity is a shortage of workers in other sectors. The local manufacturing, retail and hospitality industries are having a hard time holding onto workers, Ballard said.
A number of companies from those three industries have contacted the Texas Workforce Commission seeking help on modifying their wages and benefits to maintain a workforce, Ballard said. One suggestion she provides, especially to the hard hit food service industry, is for them to hire younger and older workers.
"I keep telling them they need to start to look at younger workers because even kids at school can get into vocational education and get out and work half a day," she said. "I give them information about child labor laws but I do know employers probably aren't interested in training them in soft skills: how to get to work on time, what to wear. But we're going to start looking at offering those classes for free. Also, there's a pool of older people out there who would like to work, like retired people."
Bernay Sheffield, local restaurateur and president of the Texas Restaurant Association, said the local food service industry now is experiencing something it has weathered a few times before with the recent oil boom.
"We lose workers almost as fast as we can hire them," Sheffield said. "You're constantly training them and then they're leaving. It's because of the pay — we can't be paying them $25 an hour. We just can't compete with that."
In Sheffield's decades of experience running Zentner's Daughter Steak House, he's seen his workers pulled away, some to work directly in the oil fields, others leaving because their spouses' earnings have increased so much they no longer need to work. He offers one tidbit of advice for his employees who are attracted to the boom: save your money.
"You don't want to hold them back. We have people come and say I can make $25 an hour, but you better save up money because the work won't last forever," he said. "A lot of times workers will come back saying, 'I didn't know it was going to be that hot, that hard, that long.' It does affect us all (restaurant industry), but all good things come to an end."
Dennis Buckingham, operations manager of Greenwood Drilling LLC — a longtime, local, small family-owned company that handles all aspects of drilling operations, said he and his company are holding steady and not looking to increase its workforce. Much like Sheffield, Buckingham figures this recent increase in oil field activity is a temporary trend that in time will fade away.
"Normally I associate a boom with bringing in new equipment, and I haven't really seen too much of that. There is definitely a demand for service jobs, not so much drilling hands," Buckingham said.
"I'm probably not a good example of the industry I haven't taken an application in two years. We're good with the way we've always run our operation.
"One thing I am seeing is a big effect on the cost of living in San Angelo because of this perceived boom. Hype will last until the truth comes along. Until then, we'll wait and see."
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First up is 3DMark Vantage.
3DMark Vantage
Debuting in April 2008, Vantage strains graphics cards to test their DirectX 10 performance. For this test, the performance preset was used. The results are shown below.
As the figure shows, we see that the GTX 560 Ti outpaces both the HD5870 and GTX470 in DirectX 10 tests. This supports the results for the Resident Evil 5 benchmark. Next up is the 3DMark11 benchmark.
3DMark 11
This version of 3DMark is Futuremark's latest installment of the 3DMark series and features tests for DirectX 11 graphics cards. For this test, the performance (720p) and Extreme (1080p) presets were used.
Using 3DMark11's "performance" preset, which runs at a resolution of 720p with a moderate load, the GTX560 beats the HD5870 and GTX470 by a couple hundred points. However, using the "extreme" preset, which runs at a resolution of 1080p with a heavy load, the HD5870 edges out the GTX 560 Ti by a few points. This small gap may be able to be overcome with a little bit of overclocking. Next up is Unigine's Heaven 2.1 Benchmark.
Heaven 2.1 Benchmark
The Heaven 2.1 Benchmark is one of the best modern benchmarks for determining a card's tessellation abilities. That being said, the benchmark utilizes DirectX 11 (naturally) and offers settings for texture levels, tessellation levels, and AA and AF. For this benchmark, two different settings were used. The first benchmark utilizes medium shaders, moderate levels of AA/AF, and normal tessellation. The second benchmark uses the maximum values for the benchmark, including high shaders, 8xAA, 16xAF, and extreme tessellation.
Test A: 4xAA, 4xAF, Medium Shaders, Normal Tessellation
Test B: 8xAA, 16xAF, High Shaders, Extreme Tessellation
The results show the power of the GTX 560 Ti. The card beats the HD5870 easily and beats the GTX470 as well at both medium and high settings. The frame rates demonstrate how stressful the Heaven 2.1 benchmark is on these cards. For the last synthetic benchmark, we have one more test to stress the tessellation and DirectX 11 capabilities of this set of cards.
Stone Giant
Bitsquid's Stone Giant demo doesn't feature a benchmarking utility, so FRAPS was used to record frame rates over a two minute test. The demo includes settings for tessellation levels. For this demo, two separate tests were used again, one with high tessellation levels and another with tessellation off. The settings for the two tests are as follows.
Test A: No tessellation
Test B: High tessellation
With tessellation turned off, the GTX 560 Ti beats the HD5870 and GTX470 cards easily. When tessellation is turned on, the GTX 560 Ti and GTX470 both perform quite well and beat the HD5870 by a decent margin. This is expected, since the HD5xxx series, while DirectX 11 compliant, doesn't perform well with tessellation.
Now that we have seen how well the card performs, let's see how far we can push the cards performance by overclocking. We will also take a look at the temperatures for the card and see what kind of heat the card generates.
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