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The latest revelations from the Edward Snowden papers are that the National Security Agency, the NSA, sorta did and did not manage to breach the privacy and secrecy of the Tor network. Given that it's largely funded in its development by the US Govt it's nice to see that at least one government IT project runs well. For while they did manage to compromise some Tor users they weren't able to undermine the networks itself nor the methods by which it operates. It was a code injection into the browser that enabled them to uncover people, not that Tor network itself.
The Guardian is one of the primary sources for this story:
The National Security Agency has made repeated attempts to develop attacks against people using Tor, a popular tool designed to protect online anonymity, despite the fact the software is primarily funded and promoted by the US government itself.
Top-secret NSA documents, disclosed by whistleblower Edward Snowden, reveal that the agency's current successes against Tor rely on identifying users and then attacking vulnerable software on their computers. One technique developed by the agency targeted the Firefox web browser used with Tor, giving the agency full control over targets' computers, including access to files, all keystrokes and all online activity.
That's not really anything to do with Tor, that's a straight Trojan attempt. Another primary source is the Washington Post:
The Snowden documents, including a detailed PowerPoint presentation, suggest that the NSA cannot see directly inside Tor's anonymous network but that it has repeatedly uncloaked users by circumventing Tor's protections. The documents also illustrate the power of the NSA to at least partially penetrate what have long been considered the most secure corners of the Internet.
It's not Tor itself that has been compromised. As Bruce Schneier points out, in order to compromise the browser of a Tor user, first they've got to find the user:
The first step of this process is finding Tor users. To accomplish this, the NSA relies on its vast capability to monitor large parts of the internet. This is done via the agency's partnership with US telecoms firms under programs codenamed Stormbrew, Fairview, Oakstar and Blarney.
The NSA creates "fingerprints" that detect http requests from the Tor network to particular servers. These fingerprints are loaded into NSA database systems like XKeyscore, a bespoke collection and analysis tool which NSA boasts allows its analysts to see "almost everything" a target does on the internet.
Using powerful data analysis tools with codenames such as Turbulence, Turmoil and Tumult, the NSA automatically sifts through the enormous amount of internet traffic that it sees, looking for Tor connections.
Infoworld has some fun with the names the NSA gives to these programs:
When Mjoliner and Mullenize failed to do the trick, the spooks turned to programs named EgotisticalGoat, EgotisticalGiraffe, and Erroneous Identity to exploit weaknesses in the Firefox browser that forms part of the free Tor Bundle to identify anonymous users. The British equivalent of the NSA, GCHQ, has its own batch of quaint code names, including Quantum, Epicfail, and Onionbreath.
The latest slide deck also makes reference to a program called Fink Different, without explaining what it does. Maybe that's what the NSA uses to target anonymous Apple users.
Somewhere, in a dank windowless basement 27 floors underground taken from a scene in the movie "Brazil," a nameless functionary is generating the names for these programs.
Schneier is also quoted elsewhere (at El Reg) on the subject:
An NSA presentation released by Edward Snowden contains mixed news for Tor users. The anonymizing service itself appears to have foxed US and UK government snoops, but instead they are using a zero-day flaw in the Firefox browser bundled with Tor to track users.
"These documents give Tor a huge pat on the back," security guru Bruce Schneier told The Register. "If I was a Tor developer, I'd be really smiling after reading this stuff."
In the end the situation is similar to phone taps and the like:
But amazingly, it appears the attempts have failed. The latest Snowden leak suggests that Tor has actually withstood the brunt of the NSA's efforts thus far.
"We will never be able to de-anonymize all Tor users all the time," according to a leaked presentation titled 'Tor Stinks,' the Guardian reports. "With manual analysis, we can de-anonymize a very small fraction of Tor users."
That doesn't mean Tor is a magic bullet for cloaking your online steps, however.
If they really put the effort into it then they can indeed uncover what you're doing with Tor. Just as they can tap your phone or any other method of communication if they're prepared to spend the time and effort. But it's all much too complicated and resource intensive to be something that is done routinely or to any great number of people.
Part of the identification of Tor users involves Google ads:
"Just because you're using Tor doesn't mean that your browser isn't storing cookies," said Jeremiah Grossman, a colleague of Hansen's who also specializes in browser vulnerabilities.
As Grossman described the procedure to CNET, the NSA is aware of Tor's entry and exit nodes because of its Internet-wide surveillance.
"The very feature that makes Tor a powerful anonymity service, and the fact that all Tor users look alike on the Internet, makes it easy to differentiate Tor users from other Web users," he wrote.
The NSA buys ads from ad display companies like Google and seeds them around Tor's access points.
"The NSA then cookies that ad, so that every time you go to a site, the cookie identifies you. Even though your IP address changed [because of Tor], the cookies gave you away," he said.
This is not some complicated or even an unusual trick, Grossman said. It's how tracking ads were intended to function.
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Before the show started, there was a vote so fans could decide if the Divas match would be a dance off or a tag match. Tag match won by a slim margin.
* WWE Intercontinental Champion Big E Langston defeated The Miz with the Big Ending. Good opening match.
Kane cut a promo saying that he's ending the "Yes!" movement tonight.
* The Real Americans (w/ Zeb Colter) defeated R-Truth & Xavier Woods after Cesaro hit the Neutralizer on Truth for the pin.
* Sheamus defeated Damien Sandow with the Brogue kick. Sandow actually dominated the match. After the bout ended, Sandow called out anyone from the back and out came The Big Show.
* The Big Show defeated Damien Sandow with the Knockout punch.
* Eva Marie & The Bella Twins defeated Alicia Fox, Layla & Aksana.
* Daniel Bryan defeated Kane via disqualification after Ryback and interfered and attacked Bryan. The Real Americans then hit the ring and joined in on the attack. The Shield then hit the ring to make the save for Bryan and the arena went crazy.
* Dolph Ziggler & Emma defeated Fandango & Summer Rae after Ziggler hit the Zig Zag on Fandango for the win. Said to be a boring match.
* Kofi Kingston defeated Bad News Barrett via pinfall with the Trouble In Paradise. Said to be a good back and forth match.
* John Cena & The Rhodes Brothers defeated The Wyatt Family. Cena hit Luke Harper with the AA for the three count in an action packed match. Cena and The Rhodes Brothers signed autographs afterwards.
Overall, a great show.
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Jewish Workers and Trade Unions
Needling capitalism in America.
By Howard Sachar
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East European Jews arrived in the United States at the very apogee of unrestrained American capitalism. Early working‑class efforts to unionize, to strike, almost invariably failed. Among East European Jews, these initial unionizing ventures proved even more difficult than for other laborers. Most Jews worked in sweatshops, in tenement quarters that were too small to foster a collective, unionist outlook.
As early as 1885, garment workers participated in a brief, spontaneous walkout of some ten thousand cloak and skirt makers. Once they achieved a few minor concessions, however, they drifted away, allowing their union to die, and the improvements gradually were rescinded. Other occasional local strikes flickered out in ensuing years.
Jewish workers appeared "unorganizable," lamented Morris Hillquit [union organizer and intellectual leader of the American Socialist Party] some years later. They were "dull, apathetic, unintelligent." In 1888, at the initiative of Bernard Weinstein, a nineteen‑year‑old shirtmaker and a recent Bundist activist in Russia, Hillquit and several other Lower East Side Jews founded the United Hebrew Trades.
In current terminology, the organization's purpose was one of "consciousness‑raising," simply of fostering union organization within the garment industry and other "Jewish" trades. And indeed, by 1890, the little group managed to establish some twenty‑two unions, including a typographers union, a shirtmakers union, a knee‑pants‑makers union, a cloak‑makers union, a cap‑makers union, a bakers union, even a Yiddish actors union.
Their early idealism doubtless was intense, even messianic, but it was still essentially unfocused. In 1880, the United Hebrew Trades enthusiastically accepted founder and leader of the New York-based Labor Socialist Labor Party Daniel De Leon's request for union participation in a May Day parade. Ostensibly a demonstration for the eight-hour workday, the event signified much more to the nine thousand marching Jews.
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Robert Shmerling, M.D., is associate physician and clinical chief of rheumatology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and an associate professor in medicine at Harvard Medical School. He is an active teacher in the Internal Medicine Residency Program, serving as the Robinson Firm Chief. He is also a teacher in the Rheumatology Fellowship Program and has been a practicing rheumatologist for over 25 years.
Does arthritis show on an x-ray? If not, what testing should be done to confirm a diagnosis or find the cause?
There are more than 100 types of arthritis. Some show up on an x-ray while others may not. For example, osteoarthritis is usually easy to see on an x-ray. But arthritis due to lupus may not appear.
Here are some other difficulties with x-rays. Joint damage due to a bacterial infection may take a week or more to appear on an x-ray. It may take three or more months for damage related to rheumatoid arthritis to be seen on an x-ray. Arthritis missed by x-rays may show up on an MRI and a CT scan.
A number of other tests can be helpful in the diagnosis of arthritis. But keep in mind that in many cases, no testing is needed to confirm the diagnosis or identify a cause. A careful review of a patient's symptoms and thorough examination may be all that's needed.
When testing is needed, the most useful test depends on which type of arthritis is suspected. For example, commonly used tests for arthritis include:
Measures of inflammation
Blood tests for erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein help predict the presence of a systemic (body-wide) inflammatory disease as the cause of arthritis. For example, an elevated level of one or both of these tests is common in rheumatoid arthritis or lupus. Normal values are typical of osteoarthritis.
Autoantibody tests
Rheumatoid factor and anti-cyclic citrullinated protein are often present in the blood of people with rheumatoid arthritis while anti-nuclear antibodies are highly associated with lupus or related conditions.
Uric acid levels
An elevated blood uric acid level increases that chances (though it does not prove) that gout is the cause of arthritis.
Joint fluid analysis
When the cause of arthritis is not certain, joint fluid may be removed and tested for look for infection or crystals (such as gout or calcium crystals). A high white-blood cell count in the joint fluid can also provide information about how much inflammation is present.
Antibody tests for infection
Blood levels of specific antibodies for viral infections (such as hepatitis B, hepatitis C, or parvovirus) or Lyme disease can be useful when these conditions are suspected.
Genetic testing
Blood testing for the genetic marker HLA-B27 may be needed when ankylosing spondylitis is suspected. Approximately 95% of people with this form of spinal arthritis carry this genetic variant.
In cases where the cause of arthritis is uncertain despite extensive evaluation, surgically removing a small sample of joint tissue can be quite useful. This is especially true when an infection, such as tuberculosis, is a concern.
And this is only a partial list!
None of these tests are perfect. Some people with arthritis have normal test results and some people without arthritis have abnormal results. This can make it challenging to interpret test results. So, if you and your doctor are concerned that you may have arthritis, the best approach is to review your symptoms and examination findings in detail and then, if necessary, have only the tests that are most accurate for the conditions that seem mostly likely.


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Art Donovan passes away at 89
Art Donovan represented both football and Baltimore. And he did it in such an unusual and unique way. He loved both the game and life, and fell in love with this city. Over 50 years after he retired from the Baltimore Colts, all you had to do was say the name "Artie" in this town and most sports fans still knew the subject.
That's why there's already been so much reaction in the media and on social media tonight when Donovan died at the age of 89. He was one of a kind, something both unusual and unbelievable.
Donovan boasted that rare mixture of humor and telling the truth. He was blunt and bold, saying what he darn well pleased and not really caring what you thought. I interviewed him a few times and learned that lesson. But I left the interviews laughing each time.
In fact, "laughing" is the key word. When you talked about Artie, you'd be laughing at some point. His personality came across as both unusual and powerful -- that's why so many people noticed and remembered him. How could you not?
He could talk with Johnny Carson and David Letterman and make those comic geniuses laugh just as easily as people here in Baltimore. He was just a people person and everyone loved him. Even though he wasn't from here, Artie became a true Baltimorean and a major part of this city.
What many people forgot is that he earned a spot in the Hall of Fame as one of the greatest defensive linemen ever. He was a big reason the Colts won the NFL titles in 1958 and 1959. But in the end, most people got to know and appreciate Donovan for his wonderful personality that had nothing to do with football.
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I'm not really one to promote piracy or illegal activities, but ya know what? This is 2007, I've been partying all night and I don't care right now… lucky you. I ran across this site today that is very similar to YouTube, except it's all full length movies. That's right FULL length motion pictures. Not just lame, unheard of movies either; but quite a large site with TONS of titles to choose from.
I've not exactly scoured their archives, but it looks to me like they have quite an extensive catalog with fairly high quality DVD rips. The newest films are lame theater-cams that I'm not sure you'd want to waste your time with, but they're there if you want them. I've been meaning to revisit Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain again as I think it is extremely over-rated and I wanted to try it again to figure out what I was missing. The quality of these slightly older films is perfectly acceptable and I also found Blood Car! Blood Car (our review) was my silver medal winner for the Toronto After Dark Film Festival this year (2007) and I highly recommend checking it out.
But go ahead - search for your self and stream whatever movie you want. I'll be surprised if this site is up for much longer. But hey, for now, it's a lot cheaper than BB or Netflix. The name of the site is Film Hill.
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While Chris "Dry-Hump" Duncan warms the pine, his brother Shelley, a newly minted New York Yankee, is upholding the family honor -- most recently by responding to an autograph request from a young fan at Fenway Park by scrawling "RED SOX SUCK!" in the kid's autograph book.
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Mildred Blain Myers, 90, of Scottsville, KY died at 5:50 A.M. Monday, May 12, 2014 at Hospice House in Bowling Green, KY. The Cave City, KY native was a homemaker, a retired cook at Allen County Elementary and attended East Willow Church of God. She was a daughter of the late Arthur Blain Burnett and Sarah Martha Hughes Burnett Faulk and wife of the late Paul Bourbon Myers.
She is survived by 2 sons: Edward Paul Myers and Norris Glen Myers, both of Scottsville, KY; 1 daughter: Peggy Myers Gillock, Scottsville, KY; 1 sister: Rea Elizabeth Braswell, Panama City, FL; 4 grandchildren: Sandy Mills and husband, Russell; Glen Myers and wife, Lee Ann; Lori Gillock and Matt Gillock; 6 great grandchildren: Jennifer Boyd, Katie Myers, Luke Eaton, Kelsey Myers, Cloey Madison and Clay Madison; 1 great great granddaughter: Hanah Dyer;
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WASHINGTON Unemployment rates rose in 28 U.S. states last month, partly because more Americans started looking for work and not all of them found jobs.
The Labor Department says unemployment rates fell in 11 states and were unchanged in another 11.
Nationally, the unemployment rate remained 7.6 percent in June, even though employers added 195,000 jobs.
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A similar dynamic occurred at the state level. Two-thirds of the states added jobs in June. Massachusetts, Maryland and Georgia were among the states where the unemployment rate rose even though they added jobs.
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Masoud Rais-Rohani
A Mississippi State alumnus with more than 20 years of faculty experience will assume the role of interim associate dean for research and graduate studies in the Bagley College of Engineering (BCoE).
Masoud Rais-Rohani, a professor in aerospace engineering, transitions into the role July 16. He replaces Lori M. Bruce who was recently named dean of the graduate school.
"Masoud is well respected as both an educator and a research scholar," said Royce Bowden, interim dean of the BCoE. "He has a distinguished record, and his service as interim associate dean will help keep the college moving forward."
Rais-Rohani earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Mississippi State in 1983 and 1985 respectively, working as an instructor until 1987 when he went to Virginia Tech to earn a doctoral degree.
He returned to the BCoE as an assistant professor in 1991 to begin his career as a tenure-track faculty member. Since that time he has taught classes at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, advising 27 master's and doctoral candidates. Rais-Rohani has been named a Hearin Professor of Engineering, a State Pride Faculty member, a Hearin Eminent Scholar, a member of the BCoE Academy of Distinguished Teachers and a John Grisham Master Teacher in addition to earning a Hearin Faculty Excellence award.
He has been a lead investigator on research grants from various federal agencies including the National Science Foundation, NASA, and Department of Energy worth more than $3 million. His work in the areas of structural and multidisciplinary design optimization, composite structures, uncertainty analysis, and engineering education has resulted in more than 70 conference papers, over 40 peer-reviewed journal publications, multiple book chapters and over 20 seminars, including presentations at the Institut Français de Mécanique Advancée and the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne in France.
Rais-Rohani's research portfolio helped him earn a Boeing Welliver Faculty Fellowship from the Boeing Co., as well as three NASA-ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowships which allowed him to work at the Langley Research Center and Marshall Space Flight Center.
Rais-Rohani is known for integrating his research and fellowship experiences into the classroom for the benefit of his students. He said he hopes this new role will help him encourage similar integration across the college.
"In my role as interim associate dean for research and graduate studies, I intend to facilitate and promote our faculty's engagement in research and scholarly activities," Rais-Rohani said. "I also plan to enhance our graduate students' educational experiences and reward excellence in research and graduate education."
Rais-Rohani is an active member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Society of Automotive Engineers International, the American Society for Engineering Education and an Associate Fellow in the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, which awarded him the Konrad Dannenberg Educator Award in 2011.
With more than 600 students in its 12 degree programs, the Bagley College of Engineering's graduate school is ranked 85th by U.S. News and World Report. The Bagley College distance education program, which offers 10 degree options, is ranked 12th by the same publication.
Composed of eight academic departments and more than 20 research centers, the Bagley College of Engineering is Mississippi State's third largest college. It currently ranks 34th among all engineering colleges nationally in research and development expenditures according to the National Science Foundation.
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Recipe: Orange Flan
: February 2, 2014 : Updated: February 2, 2014 12:00am
Makes 4 servings
1 1/2 cups sugar, divided use
1/2 cup water, divided use
4 eggs
2 egg yolks
Zest of 1 orange
21/2 cups fresh orange juice
SAN ANTONIO — Instructions: Heat oven to 300 degrees. Combine 3/4 cup sugar and water and boil until sugar is caramelized to a golden brown color. Pour caramel into four individual ramekins to coat bottom.
Mix eggs, egg yolks and orange zest with remaining 3/4 cup sugar just until incorporated. Bring orange juice to a boil and let cool a little. Stir orange juice a little at a time into egg mixture.
Pour into ramekins. Place ramekins in 9-inch baking dish and fill outer baking dish with enough hot water up to reach 3/4 of sides of ramekins. Bake for 45-50 minutes. The flan will be done when a toothpick stuck into the middle of one flan comes out clean. Remove from oven and let cool to room temperature. Flan can be served at room temperature or then refrigerated.
To serve: Run a knife around edge of flan and invert ramekin onto a plate. If flan was refrigerated, run the ramekin in warm water for a bit before plating.
Wine recommendation: Don Pullum suggests pairing this dish with a sweet sherry or 2011 Haak Madeira Blanc Du Bois.
Per serving: 350 calories (16.5 percent calories from fat), 7 g fat, 305 mg cholesterol, 70 mg sodium, 72 g carbohydrates, 1 g dietary fiber, 67 g sugar, 8 g protein.
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The GRAIL mission is headed by geophysicist Dr. Maria Zuber, an expert on planetary and space sciences. She has more than half a dozen NASA missions under her belt and decades of experience unraveling mysteries from Mercury to Mars and beyond.
The first woman to lead a robotic planetary mission for NASA, Dr. Zuber was also the first woman to lead a science department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She became interested in engineering and space sciences at an early age, thanks to a telescope she built with her grandfather. Using the telescope to spy on Venus and other celestial bodies, Maria began wondering how these distant planets and moons worked on the inside. She carried this interest with her all the way to the GRAIL mission, which aims to create a detailed map of the Moon's gravitational field and internal structure using measurements supplied by twin spacecraft called Ebb and Flow. The data will also shed light on how the Moon-and the planets-formed and evolved.
Dr. Zuber has teamed up with Dr. Sally Ride -- best known as the first American woman to fly in space -- to use GRAIL as a springboard for space sciences education for middle school students across the country. Ebb and Flow are armed with several cameras-the first NASA imaging systems included expressly for an education and public outreach project-that students will use to snap pictures of the barren, cratered lunar surface, including the mysterious far side.


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Composting enables gardeners to dispose of large quantities of leaves and clippings in an efficient and cost-effective way, but can they also be used for mulch? ISU Extension horticulturists share ways to use fallen tree leaves.
The 11th Annual Iowa Organic Conference, to be held Monday, Nov. 21, 2011, at the Scheman Building on the Iowa State campus, will offer many educational opportunities for those interested in organic agriculture research and practical applications for farming systems.
Registration is open for Rural YES (Young Entrepreneur Summit) Nov. 9 in Ames. Summit sponsors include the Community Vitality Center, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, the U.S. Small Business Administration and USDA Rural Development.
Cerro Gordo, Howard, Johnson and Webster counties have added their 4-H history to Iowa 4-H History by County, a new blog detailing the history of Iowa State University Extension 4-H Youth Development. The history blog is a partnership of the Iowa 4-H program and the Iowa 4-H Foundation.
Parents, according to a new survey from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), your toddler could be watching too much television. A new policy report from the AAP says there are better ways to help children learn at this young age.
There's a reason that kids act like zombies sometimes, and it's all in their brains. Children's brains keep changing from birth through the teen years and into early adulthood. Learn how parents can help those young brains develop — listen to this month's Science of Parenting podcast.
The Iowa Soybean Association pledges $148,000 over the next four years to the Iowa 4-H Foundation. The contribution will be used to develop a cross-country adventure race at the Iowa 4-H Center near Madrid.
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach and Iowa Farm Bureau are bringing an online market simulation game to central Iowa. Iowa Commodity Challenge gives players an opportunity to learn firsthand how to improve strategies to sell cash corn and soybeans.
The Iowa State University Integrated Crop Management Conference will be held Nov. 30-Dec. 1 on the Iowa State campus. Conference attendees can choose from 34 different workshops that offer the latest information on crop production and protection technology in Iowa and surrounding states.
As temperatures move closer to freezing and below, remember the sweet, delicious June strawberries from your garden and take time to protect the plants – and next season's crop. Just like many people, strawberry plants don't like to feel those colder temperatures.
Andrew Lenssen joined Iowa State University on Oct. 1 as a soybean systems agronomist with teaching, research and extension responsibilities. Lenssen comes to Iowa State from Sidney, Mont., where he was a research ecologist and lead scientist for USDA dryland research.
Take some time to visit the 4-H Camera Corps' exhibition, "Rural Iowa Architecture." Fifty photos of rural Iowa architecture taken by 4-H boys and girls are on display at the St. Mark Lutheran Church gallery in West Des Moines.
Current commercial fruit or vegetable growers, gardeners interested in expanding into commercial production and traditional farmers interested in diversifying can learn more about high tunnel production at a Dec. 7 workshop in Dallas Center, sponsored by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
We enjoy the blooms and fragrances of many types of roses during the summer. But some varieties of roses are not reliably winter hardy in Iowa. Iowa State University Extension horticulturists offer tips to protect roses and increase their chances of surviving Iowa's harsh winter weather.
People who attend Iowa State University (ISU) football games and who also are interested in beef research have a unique opportunity awaiting them on the date of the final home ISU football game on Nov. 18. ISU's Iowa Beef Center and beef nutrition faculty and staff are planning the "Beef Nutrition Research Pre-game Showcase" beginning that morning.
The final Pork Quality Assurance Plus® Advisor Certification session in 2011 offered by the Iowa Pork Industry Center will be held Nov. 15. Applications are due Nov. 8.
Practical Farmers of Iowa and Iowa Learning Farms will co-sponsor a field day at Gustafson Farms near Boone on Thursday, Oct. 27, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. During the field day, participants will see an aerial seeding demonstration, talk to the pilot and check out recently planted plots of drilled oats and aerially seeded winter rye cover crops.
As more Iowans take up gardening and pay attention to local foods, they also are showing a growing interest in safe food preservation. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is offering two workshops in November as part of Preserve the Taste of Summer, a new food preservation program. Learn safe preservation methods for jams, jellies, fruit preserves, dehydrating and pickles.
Fruit and vegetable growers are invited to attend the Tri-State Fruit and Vegetable Growers Symposium Friday, Dec. 2, 12–5:15 p.m. at Stoney Creek Inn, 300 Third Street, Sioux City, Iowa.
Iowa youth are invited to join the revolution — the "4-H Revolution of Responsibility," that is. Youth in grades 4-12 can find out more about 4-H on the Iowa 4-H website or contact their Iowa State University Extension and Outreach county office.
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April is Financial Literacy Month, a time for people to learn about money - how to spend it, and how to save. In Minnesota, more than 200,000 people don't have access to a bank accounts. At metro high schools, that's starting to change.
"I know, we're high schoolers, we're going to be going out, having some fun, going out to dinners, movies, whatever it may be, but it's important to remember budgeting," Austin Raebel told a class during a presentation at Tartan High School in Oakdale.
Raebel is a junior at Tartan High School, he is also an employee at Postal Credit Union. The union branch at Tartan is run entirely by students.
"Students, staff, they can just come here and ask any questions if they want to open accounts, we are here to do that, even if it's just a simple, how can I budget my money better," Raebel said.
Since the student-run credit union opened in January, dozens of students have opened accounts like senior Steven Skaar.
"I want to be more prepared and get the experience to basically step into the real life after I graduate high school this June," Skaar said.
Students can open a savings account, a checking account and get a debit card. There is also a Postal Credit Union ATM in the school lobby.
"Credit unions are offering an opportunity to learn about simple financial and important concepts, to save your money (and) to apply for a loan," said Minnesota Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman, who visited the school credit union April 4.
There also are student credit unions at Owatonna and Como Park high schools.
KSTP sat down with "Your Money" radio host Bruce Helmer to get some of his best advice on how to teach kids about money. Helmer says it's important to teach children good values and let them manage some of their own money.
"I think there is a balancing act between being responsible, earning money, being responsible how you spend your money, and still allowing yourself to be a kid," Helmer said.
Helmer also says each family should determine how much allowance is appropriate, but that information should be private.
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Note to self: just because a celeb looks like she just spent the last eight days on the elliptical does not mean she's struggling with substance abuse. At least that's the lesson we're taking away from news that Katie Holmes is suing Star Magazine. The actress just filed a $50 million dollar libel suit after Star alleged the actress has a drug problem. Their January issue featured the headline "ADDICTION NIGHTMARE Katie DRUG SHOCKER! The Real Reason She Can't Leave Tom," despite the fact that the article inside did not actually claim Holmes abused drugs. Given all the insane stories we've read about TomKat in the past, oh, six years, the fact Holmes would sue over this makes us think the lady means business.
Though maybe Cruise's wife isn't the only victim in the magazine's ruse. What about all those poor suckers who picked it up in the checkout lane? "Star Magazine's malicious claims about Katie are untrue, unethical and unlawful," her rep said in a statement to TMZ. "Not only do they cruelly defame Katie, they play a cheap trick on the public, making ridiculously false claims on the cover unsupported by anything inside." We'll just have to make sure when we rip on Katie, like for her film The Son Of No One bombing at Sundance, it's based on cold, hard facts.
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Karun Dutt and I managed to get DBD::Oracle 1.21 to install on a 64-bit Linux OS against the Oracle 11 full client. Here's what we did.
root, we downloaded DBD::Oracle from CPAN.
# perl -MCPAN -eshell cpan> get DBD::Oracle ...
We replaced the distribution makefile with: http://svn.perl.org/modules/dbd-oracle/trunk/Makefile.PL (this is the latest Makefile.PL).
# cd /root/.cpan/build/DBD-Oracle-1.21 # export ORACLE_HOME=<actual value of Oracle Home> # export ORACLE_SID=<actual value of ORACLE_SID> # export ORACLE_USERID=<a working ORACLE_USERID> # export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib:$ORACLE_HOME # perl Makefile.PL ... # make ... # make test ... # make install ...
It works!
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Does the latest DBD::Oracle have features like batching and Oracle types support features similar to the jdbc thin driver provided by oracle.
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not sure what exactly you mean by batching and Oracle type support.
Do you have any examples?
Thanks for your response.
1) I am referring to the facility provided by oracle jdbc thin driver to batch the insert/update operations so that roundtrips to the server is reduced.
eg: One could set the batch parameter on the connection or on a specific statement object/handle to a value say 10. Then irrespective of the # of calls to execute a update/insert on the statement handle, every 10 update/insert requests get batched and sent to DB server to execute. This reduces the round trips to server which normally happens for every insert/update that gets sent to server to execute each time on execute call.
I am not aware how this works in DBD::Oracle.
2) How can one retrieve pl/sql Table type or bind such things with DBD::Oracle.
JPublisher provided by oracle maps between oracle types and jdbc types easily.
Thanks and regards
Thanks John for your responses.
1) I had a look at the bind_param_array and execute_array interfaces added from 1.18 of DBD::Oracle.
Though it helps in array binding and helps it is not equivalent to the batching facility in java driver.With jdbc one can transparently batch inserts and updates to be sent to rdbms server in one shot. inserts and updates are done normally but driver internally batches them together like one unit of work.
Anyway i am happy that the array interface helps in binding array of values for inserts from 1.18.
Thank you very much for patching Makefile.PL!
It's very easy now to install DBD::Oracle with 11g.
alex, the link to the revised Makefile.PL appears not to work. Is there an updated link available or can you upload the Makefile.PL somewhere here.
After at least 20 hours of working on this (over two weeks), DBD Oracle installed now on AIX 5.3 + 11g Client + DBD::Oracle 1.19 + DBI 1.609.
The key problem was that 11g Client does not have the .mk files that the perl modules usually look for. I'm also curious if perl or Oracle 11g Client is in 32-bit, and if that has any negative impact.
See below for more details. Keep in mind, I'm not a perl developer, I only try to install the modules for our app. So, much of my explanation below is just from deduction. If someone has better input, please feel free to add.
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Key changes:
• DBD::Oracle 1.19
• Use 11g Client's .mk file demo_rdbms32.mk
What's the story?
The DBD Modules have three key pieces
A) List of Oracle .mk files to look for (defined in Makefile.PL > mk_oci)
B) New features
C) Battery of tests
DBD::Oracle versions 1.19, 1.21, and 1.23 look for files a certain set of Oracle files (demo_xe.mk, oracle.mk, demo_rdbms.mk, ins_rdbms.mk,etc.). However, Oracle 11g Client install apparently does not have these files. The special Makefile.PL has some extra logic. If perl is 64-bit, then look for those usual set of files; otherwise, look for a single file, demo_rdbms32.mk. And the 11g Client has this file. You can specify this file as an argument, and that solves the problem too.
Why not 1.21? The "make test" only passes 96% of the tests
Why not 1.23? The "make test" only passes 6% of the tests
DBD 1.19 passes all the tests.
export ORACLE_HOME=
export ORACLE_SID=
export ORACLE_USERID=user/password@$ORACLE_SID
export PERLLIB=/usr/local/lib
export LIBPATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib32
perl Makefile.PL -m $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/demo/demo_rdbms32.mk
make test
By the way, here were the errors I was getting prior to specifying the demo_rdbms32.mk file.
xlc: 1501-228 (W) input file /lib32/crt0_64.o not found
make: 1254-004 The error code from the last command is 252.
AIX is always a bugger with anything to do with Perl and C libs
See this Blog entry for a similar story
sounds the same as yours
God bless you! I downloaded DBD::Oracle, copied in your Makefile.PL, and it worked. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Very nice work. FYI – your procedure seems to work on later versions of DBD::Oracle s well (at least on perl 5.8.8/64 bit RHEL5 with Oracle 11G it did)
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Will Anthony Wayne voters remember to vote on Aug. 5 if it is a beautiful sunny day (or complete an absentee ballot if they will be on vacation)? Voting is open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and absentee ballot requests must be turned into the board of elections by Aug. 2.
Will they be able to put aside their personal emotions (regarding the nice administration building, previous board decisions, etc.) and realize how important the passage of both levies is to the kids, the community and their property value? Will they remember why they chose to live in this area or why several generations have remained here?
Will they think that voting "yes" on just the renewal levy will be enough?
Will they take the time to research the need for both levies?
Passing just one levy is not enough. Without the passage of both levies, we lose so much @@ teachers, tutors, guidance counselors, nurses, custodial staff, bus drivers, uncrowded classrooms, individual attention to students and so much more. Not to mention teacher's enthusiasm to teach, children's excitement to learn, pride in our community and school system.
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An epilogue to my post on "wrathful compassion"…
I did something very foolish.
Against the advice of my friends. Against all logic and reason. Even against my own advice, I re-opened the chapter that contained all the pain and anger from my last interaction with the boy who hurt me so badly not long ago.
I had resolved not to interact with him anymore. Promised my friends and myself. I had learned some valuable lessons about my own fears and anger and compassion. But for some reason, the whole situation just felt so unresolved.
He reached out once and I used all my willpower to not respond. And then he reached out again on a day when he was already on my mind. For some reason. And I couldn't resist.
See, his band was playing that night and he wanted me to come. When I told him (via text) how much he hurt me the last time I saw him, he apologized, said he never intended to make me feel the way I did, etc. I wasn't buying it exactly, but some part of me really wanted to see him in person. I wanted resolution even though I wasn't sure how that was even possible.
I sent an SOS signal to one of my best friends (on my "dating recovery team," something Life Coach Katy Flatau and I talk about in our tele-course Mindfulness, Meditation & Online Dating). She asked me what I wanted to get out of this situation and I didn't really know. She made me swear I would not to go to his show.
And then an hour later, I was in the subway on my way to see his band play. For some reason.
I didn't know what was going to happen, or even what I wanted to happen, but I felt calm. (And I felt confident because I knew I looked beautiful.)
His band was already in the middle of their set when I arrived. I sat at the bar. The music was good. He looked hot. I was enjoying myself and suddenly realized I had absolutely no expectations whatsoever and was completely unattached to whatever else happened that night.
After the set, he immediately went over to a big group of his friends (the same friends he embarrassed me in front of previously.) I walked over and tapped him on the shoulder. He acted surprised to see me, hugged me warmly, thanked me for coming and asked me if I wanted to get together this weekend. I shrugged and said "I don't know. Text me tomorrow and we'll see. You guys sounded really good tonight."
And that was it. Awkward.
I walked back to the subway, got on the train, and went home. The whole ride home, I was chanting the new kirtan song I recently posted by Sean Johnson & the Wild Lotus Band, Unity, which includes the mantra "Lokah samastha sukhino bhavantu", may all beings everywhere experience ease of well being.* And I was smiling.
He still hadn't introduced me to his friends, or given me the attention I would have liked. I didn't have any new answers. But something significant had changed: I didn't care and I wasn't angry anymore.
In my meditation group and in our upcoming Mindful-U tele-course, Happy Camp, we talk about building a foundation of sustainable happiness that cannot be shaken no matter what obstacles, challenges, disappointments, pain and suffering life throws our way. Over and over again in my studies, tele-courses and personal practice, I come back to the concept of metta, compassion and lovingkindness toward myself and others.
I didn't even realize I had been carrying the weight of that anger around with me this whole time despite my meditation practice. And now at last, I have relief. I didn't need him to give me my happiness. I already have it. And that freedom means I can finally experience a true feeling of compassion toward him and myself.
What will happen next? In this moment, it doesn't even matter. I got the resolution I was looking for. It came from inside me.
And that, dear readers, as my friend said to me on the phone that evening, is why we have mindfulness.
*In a recent post on how to have a happier, healthier sex life for the Women's Health Foundation community blog, I write about mantras as a form of mind protection.


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FUTURISTIC living in Gloucester city centre will become a reality when the new Greyfriars Quarter opens in June.
Almost 300 new homes will be created on the former Gloscat college site and the media site, off Brunswick Road.
The first 90 will be unveiled as early as June as developers Linden Homes press ahead with work on site.
Last week bosses from the developer unveiled their vision for the future city centre living.
Gloucester currently has a low population density in the city centre.
Clive Wiltshire, regional director of Linden Homes, said: "You can't come here without being touched by the history, but this is about looking forward.
"We hope that Greyfriars Quarter will inject a new vitality into the city centre. There will be 300 new homes for the people of Gloucester.
"In the 1950s and 60s people moved out of cities and they were left pretty dead. Then we realised that cities come alive when people are living in them."
The developments features a collection of one and two bedroom apartments and two, three and four bedroom town houses.
First-time buyers will be buoyed by a sale price of £105,000 for a one bedroom flat.
Sales executive Neil Burton said: "We are looking at a June or July date for the first set of properties, with more becoming ready in August or September and again in December. Phase two, which is the Gloscat site, has already started and it will be ready in 18 months time.
"It is fantastic. Living in Gloucester myself for over 40 years, I can say it is very much needed.
"They will really sell. We have had a lot of interest and I expect all of phase one to be gone by December. They are exceptional quality."
It is also planned that it will eventually feature a collection of shops and a medical centre.
Barry Leach, chairman of the Gloucester City Centre Community Partnership, agreed that the development was crucial for revitalising that part of the city centre. He said: "It seems to be a long time coming but I am glad it is finally on its way. It is filling a serious hole in the heart of the city.
"Residents will use the local shops and cafes and it will have an economic benefit for Gloucester. It will be good to get more people living in the city centre."


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DAVENPORT, Sherry Sharon Kay, 49, of North Charleston, a driver and plant manager with Lyerly's Cleaners and life partner of Arlene Etheridge, died Monday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services.
DENBY, Marilyn Miles, 71, of Mount Pleasant, wife of Stephen Denby, died Monday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smith's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
DEVEAUX, Markay Perez, 31, of Charleston, died Monday. Arrangements by Murray's Mortuary of North Charleston.
HARTLEY, Elizabeth Fiori, 57, of Charleston, a former Hyams Garden and Accent Store employee and wife of Alan Hartley, died Saturday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smith's James Island Chapel.
HERLONG, James Edmund, 61, of Edisto Island, husband of Wendie Smith, died Monday. Arrangements by Palmetto Cremation Society of Charleston.
MOORE, Kathryn Hoofnagle, 99, of Moncks Corner, a retired department store associate, died Monday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.
RICHARDSON, William Daniel, 47, of Adams Run, died Sunday. Arrangements by James A. Dyal Funeral Home of Summerville.
ROBINSON, Altha Ruth, of Charleston, a former home care nurse, died Friday. Arrangements by Smith-McNeal's Downtown Chapel.
ROYS, Martha Ann, 81, of Johns Island, a retired cashier with Piggly Wiggly and widow of Harold A. Roys, died Monday. Arrangements by Stuhr's West Ashley Chapel of Charleston.
SMALLS, Nathaniel, 76, of James Island, a retired brick mason and husband of Emily E. Smalls, died Monday. Arrangements by Pasley's Mortuary of Charleston.
WILLIAMS, Charlease, 52, of Charleston, a private duty nurse and widow of Kenneth Williams, died Sunday. Arrangements by Pasley's Mortuary.
WILLIAMS, Flora Catherine, 85, of Charleston, died Sunday. Arrangements by Palmetto Cremation Society.
WORRELL, Leonardo Evans, 96, of Charleston, husband of Dorothy Worrell, died Monday. Arrangements by Walker's Mortuary of Johns Island.
Berkeley County
HOWELL, Joe, 73, of Pine-ville, husband of Mizell Howell, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Henryhand's St. Stephen Chapel.
OSBORNE, David Eugene, 70, of Summerville, a retired butcher, died Monday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.
Dorchester County
BILTON, Richard Leroy, 89, of Summerville, a retired machinist and husband of Dorothy Bilton, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.
NAPOLITAN, Eleanor Orendi, 88, of Summerville, a homemaker, died Sunday. Arrangements by J. Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home of Sharon, Pa.
BRADBURY, Marion Patterson, 90, of Beaufort, a former x-ray technician with DuPont Co., former associate director with the FBI Hair and Fabric Division and widow of Lee Bradbury, died Sunday. Arrangements by Anderson Funeral Home.
JENKINS, Wilber, 75, of Yemassee, husband of Ella Jenkins, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Allen's Ridgeland Chapel.
LEE, Frances Marie Hicks, 63, of Wilmington, N.C., a retired bookkeeper and office manager and wife of Charles T. Lee, died Friday. Arrangements by Coble Ward-Smith Funeral Home.
SMALLS, George, 68, of Elmont, N.Y., formerly of Cross, S.C., died Monday. Arrangements by Eutawville Community Funeral Home of Eutawville, S.C.
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Resmac, a direct Fannie Mae servicer/seller of residential mortgage loans, is proud to welcome Julia Chism as the newest addition to the Resmac Charleston team. Julia will join the North Charleston office of Resmac to continue her distinguished career in residential mortgage finance.
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