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No person can be solely responsible for a band's success or failure because it is, after all, a group effort. Even if you are the main person driving the band you cannot do without other people to play their part in it. It is therefore of the greatest importance that you find the right musicians from the start to complete your band in a case you are really serious about it. This will involve quite a bit of effort but you will be amply rewarded if you can form a band that plays well together.
Most people in your position would begin by placing musician wanted ads wherever possible. Of course, it goes without saying that you should place these ads where musicians who are looking for others to join up with are sure to be looking for opportunities. Make it a point to spend your free time in the company of other musicians because that will help you build great contacts in the local musicians network.


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By: Dr. Kevin Christ - Associate Professor of Economics, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Categories: Economy, Investment
In early 2008, before we knew officially that we were in a recession, before the greatest part of the upheaval in financial markets, and before Americans' balance sheets deteriorated with the worst of the housing crisis, the U.S. dollar reversed a long-term decline and actually began to appreciate against foreign currencies. In retrospect, the 20 percent appreciation of the dollar from March 2008 to March 2009 was a "safe haven" event.
Investors around the world, seeking the least risky investments they could find, increasingly chose U.S. assets, especially U.S. government bonds, and thus, the dollar rose.
That's over now. Since March of this year, the dollar has given up almost all of its gains and is nearly back to its March 2008 levels. Predictably, we're now hearing warnings from some about the decline of the dollar. In truth, this decline has been going on since 2002 (some might even say since 1973). As most enterprises that export know, this can actually be a good thing for business and jobs.
That's increasingly true for Indiana, where exports have been growing in importance for the state economy. Nationally since 2000, the percentage of our economy devoted to exports of goods has gone from eight to nine percent. For Indiana, this ratio has risen from 7.9 to 10.4 percent. In terms of how important the global economy is to our state economy, we've gone from slightly below average to above average in just eight years.
Many Hoosiers probably already knew this because many of them have jobs that are increasingly tied to exports. For them, the run up in the dollar during the worst of the financial crisis was exactly the wrong medicine at the wrong time. Since March that has changed and a depreciating currency has been good medicine for a recovering economy.
But, what does the future hold? With a state economy in which exports are increasingly important, will goods produced here continue to get cheaper for foreign customers or will the dollar regain strength and make our goods more expensive for our customers in Canada, Europe, and perhaps even China?
A very long view of the dollar's value against foreign currencies reveals what economists refer to as a secular decline: aside from two notable interruptions in the mid-1980s and late-1990s, the dollar's trend has been downward since the 1970s. Overall, the decline over that period has been about 25 percent. Predicting the immediate future path of exchange rates is a fool's game – if foreign central banks want to stop the dollar's decline in order to keep their own exports competitively priced, history tells us they could do so. But history also suggests that their success at doing so will be short-lived and that the secular decline of the dollar is likely to continue.
There are great forces at work on the dollar. The two most important of these forces are linked – international imbalances and our own fiscal housekeeping. For many years now, the U.S. has been the world's busiest shopper, eagerly buying up much of the rest of the world's excess production. Additionally, our low savings rates and federal government deficits have necessitated the borrowing of funds from abroad to finance our consumption and investment. Thus we've run trade deficits while the rest of the world has been running trade surpluses. There are intense debates among economists about the sustainability of this arrangement, but many (and I count myself in this camp) think it cannot last.
To reverse this arrangement, a number of things would have to happen. Generally, our goods have to become cheaper for foreigners and their goods have to become more expensive for us. A depreciating dollar accomplishes this, and there are some important forces at work that seem to be putting downward pressure on the dollar. As economies around the world improve, central banks will begin removing the monetary stimulus that they have been providing since last fall. In the near term, however, most scenarios have the U.S. Federal Reserve waiting longer than other central banks to begin raising interest rates. This would keep our interest rates low relative to the rest of the world, contributing to continued downward pressure on the dollar as investors worldwide seek the highest returns on their investments. In the longer term, a decreasing foreign appetite for U.S. assets may shrink demand for dollars, thus placing additional downward pressure on the dollar.
The sand in the gears of this mechanism is China's currency policy. China has held its currency fixed against the dollar since the worst of the financial crisis began in the late summer of 2008, effectively preventing a more significant decline in the dollar. Few realize, however, that in the three years prior to that, China actually allowed its currency to appreciate against the dollar in a typically Chinese way – very slowly and methodically. From the summer of 2005 to the summer of 2008, the Chinese Renminbi actually appreciated by 17 percent against the dollar. If China were to resume that policy, that would be another factor contributing to the long-term downward trend of the U.S. trade-weighted exchange rate.
In my view, this is not something we should fear. Sure, those of us who like to travel abroad will find that our trips are becoming more expensive. However, those folks in other countries who buy our goods will find the price is increasingly right. It's no coincidence that schools like my own (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology) are increasingly seeing an influx of foreign students. They are here purchasing one of our top service exports – higher education. That too is an important part of the Indiana economy that is helped, not hurt, by a falling exchange rate.
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Gordon Hensman's Weatherview
Posted: June 06, 2014|
The Black Country
Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution
Weather in Dudley for
21st to 31st May
The mean temperature for the last third of May was exactly average. However, this disguised lower day temperatures than average and higher night temperatures – the two balanced each other exactly. It was a wet period with the total not far off the average rainfall for the whole of May.
1. Mean maximum 15.3, 59.5F
2. Anomaly -0.8
3. Mean minimum 8.7, 47.5F
4. Anomaly +0.8
5. Average of max. & min. 12, 54F
6. Anomaly 0
7. Highest/date 20.6, 69F 21st
8. Lowest/date 6.8, 44F 21st
9. Lowest grass/date 4.4, 40F 26th
10. Mean 30 cm soil temperature 13.7, 56.5F
11. Days with rain falling 9
12. Total fall 50.63mm
13. Wettest day 14.6mm 24th
14. Days with thunder 0
15. Mean relative humidity 9h 91%
16. Average at 9h 1015mb
17. Highest/date 1026mb 31st
18. Lowest/date 1004mb 22nd
30th 2003 Selkirk is a small town on the banks of Ettrick Water, which drains into the River Tweed, in Borders, Scotland. On this date a cloudburst caused a flash flood producing floods up to 2m, 6feet, and hail stones up to the height of first floor windows.
31st 1740 Eskdalemuir, a small town in the Southern Uplands of Scotland, famous in climatological circles, experienced an abnormally cold spell with the peat frozen too hard for peat-cutting.
1947 I have written about this dreadful winter in the Black Country on several occasions in the past, but it was succeeded by a magnificent summer, which began at the end of May, with a maximum temperature of 31.7, 89F, in Lincolnshire, and lasted into September.
1911 As with any outdoor event in these glorious islands, the most prestigious and famous sporting event can experience the most awful weather.
Derby Day, run on the Epsom Downs, started with distant thunder and the sight of massive towering black cumulo-nimbus clouds in the distance. The race had finished by 5pm when lightning flashing at thirty strokes a second became the centre of attention. The next fifty minutes saw 2.4 inches, 62mm, of rain falling together with walnut sized hailstones. Everyone sought shelter, and a number of people sheltering against a wall were struck by lightning, killing two of them. Eight more were struck sheltering in a marquee, while another man, leaning against metal railings along the side of the course, was struck and badly injured. A horse pulling a cart containing race-goers was struck and killed, along with one of the passengers. Three haystacks were set alight despite the rain. Altogether, seventeen people and four horses were killed across the whole of the south-east, as a result of one of the most violent tempests (to use the old term my grandfather used) to strike this country.
Some Other Derby Days
18th May 1820 – driving rain and strong winds blew away tents.
27th 1830 Thirteen false starts in heavy rain and hail.
15th 1839 Very bitter east wind, with snowstorms during the race.
20th 1863 Another cold spell which warrants," hot brandy and water, foot baths and flannels," according to Charles Dickens.
22nd 1867 Heavy wet snow fell, causing ten false starts.
1891 It was so wet that it was calculated that all the jockeys were a couple of pounds heavier by the finish!
1924 Torrential rain ensnared the new motorised buses and charabancs in a morass of mud.
1979 The Coronation Cup was cancelled after 30mm, 1.16 inches, of rain fell in ninety minutes.
Officially, June is the first of the three summer months, and we shall have to wait and see whether there will be the sort of sunny weather we dream of, or it will turn out to be a dismal wet month.
The Battle of Jutland, Skagerrakschlacht
Casualties: Killed – British 6,784, German 3,039
1st 1916 This was the only major naval battle of the First World War, and it took place in the North Sea off the coast of Jutland, Denmark.
It ended in a tactical victory for the Germans, but a strategic victory for the British Empire – the Grand Fleet included ships from the Royal Australian Navy and the Royal Canadian Navy.
The British fleet, commanded by Admiral Sir John Jellicoe, had a total of 151 vessels and the Germans, commanded by Vice-Admiral Reinhard Scheer, 99. We lost three Battlecruisers - Indefatigable, Queen Mary and Invincible; three Armoured Cruisers – Black Prince, Warrior and Defence; one Fleet Leader – Tipperary; seven Destroyers – Shark, Sparrowhawk, Turbulent, Ardent, Farley, Nomad and Nestor.
The Germans lost eleven vessels – Battlecruiser - Lutzow; Pre-dreadnought –Pommern; Light Cruisers – Frauenlob, Elberg, Rostock and Wiesbaden; Destroyers – (Heavy Torpedo Boats ) V48, S35, V27, V4, V29.
The Germans attempted to break the blockade of their ports by the Royal Navy, to enable them to continue trading, and to facilitate their submarine warfare against the British Merchant ships bringing food and vital supplies to Great Britain.
The Germans claimed victory against a superior fleet as a result of sinking more R.N. ships. However, the German fleet remained in port for the rest of the war.
One of the problems the Royal Navy experienced was that of communications. The Germans had adopted the wireless, whereas the British relied on the age-old hand flag and flash light signals. This was a critical factor, as in deteriorating weather and reducing visibility, signals could not be clearly detected. The immense amount of coal smoke from the 260 steam powered ships involved, and the smoke and fumes from the shells fired in a relatively small area, probably provided ideal conditions for fog formation. The churning up of the sea surface, bringing up colder water from below, also contributed to the fog.
1924 There was severe flooding in central England after two days of torrential rain.
2nd 1938 A deep depression crossing England on 1st-3rd produced a westerly gale in the English Channel, snow on Hevellyn, Lake District and snow down to low levels in Northern Scotland.
1975 This is the one a lot of folk remember, but often getting the wrong date. There were widespread falls of snow and sleet across England. On the Black Country Ridge snow fell on the 2nd and when melted amounted to 3.2mm. At Buxton, over 300m up in the Peak District of Derbyshire, 6 inches of snow covered the cricket ground, delaying the match between Derbyshire and Lancashire. The next day in bright sunshine the snow melted leaving the pitch sodden. When it had dried sufficiently the bowlers of Lancashire had it all their own way as the ball bounced unpredictably, and Derbyshire scored 42 and 87!
1953 Those old enough won't forget this in a hurry! The Queen's Coronation Day. The weather was dreadful with cold rain falling everywhere. Throngs of people crowded all the pavements on the route from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey, and bravely endured the cold and wet. The Queen of Tonga, Queen Salote, refused to have the cover of her carriage raised, and so got wet with the crowd. This thoughtful gesture immediately endeared her to those saturated spectators.
3rd 1957 Stand to Attention! Those readers who experienced National Service in one of the armed forces, as indeed I did (RAF) or were regular members of the Army, Navy or Royal Air Force, will understand the plight of the 35 guardsmen who fainted during the Trooping of the Colour for the Queen's official birthday. The sun shone from a cloudless sky and the temperature soared to 25, 77F, as the men stood to attention in their stifling ceremonial uniforms.
They had to do this for 90 minutes wearing 76kg, 26oz, of beaver wool crowned with a black bearskin. The official advice to prevent fainting was to wiggle their toes and not to stand on their heels. Silently counting was also a tip to remain upright. If someone looked as if they might be fainting, guardsmen on either side were supposed to prop him up!
Sergeant-Majors (don't we love them!) had the knack of popping barley sugars into the mouths of guardsmen whilst ostensibly adjusting their chin straps. Over tightening the bearskin straps that secure the head-dress to the head was fatal, as the head swelled in the heat, restricting the blood flow to the head.
Would you believe it! In those days, a guardsman who fainted and broke his jaw as a result, gained respect – proving that he was a soldier to the last!
Believe it, or believe it not, twenty guardsmen were charged with the disciplinary offence under Section 69 of the Army Act with 'falling out on parade'. As a result of questions in Parliament, the charges were dropped.
4th The most important weather forecast ever was delivered on this date by Group Captain J. M. Stagg. This dour, conscientious Scottish meteorologist led a team of meteorologists from the Met. Office, the Naval Meteorological Service, and the U.S. Army Air Forces.
They had to deliver an accurate forecast for the long-planned D-Day Landings in Normandy. What followed is in my view, an object lesson in the importance of knowledge and experience of local weather, complimenting knowledge of the physics of the atmosphere.
As so often happens in early summer, a succession of depressions had and were making their way across the British Isles, followed by ridges of high pressure. This weather pattern will be instantly recognised by many readers – a couple or three days of fine weather followed by rain and high winds. Then the pattern repeats itself.
The Supreme Commander of Operation Overlord was, at the insistence of the Americans, General Eisenhower. He had already postponed the 5th June and the question was, could it take place on the 6th? It has to be remembered that all the invasion troops and their equipment were already in place, and they could not be expected to remain so indefinitely – for logistical and psychological reasons.
Stagg knew our climate and so when a naval vessel reported a rise in air pressure south of Iceland, he knew that a ridge of high pressure was developing which would cross the country in the next couple of days – providing just enough calm weather to allow the invasion to go ahead.
The Americans were dubious, thinking the weather would not take a turn for the better, however, Stagg knew that this was almost certainly the only chance for Overlord to land the forces and secure the beach-heads – and what is more it was very unlikely that the Germans had spotted the incoming ridge. In fact we now know that Rommel had returned to Germany to celebrate his wife's birthday – so sure was he that the Allies would not invade in bad weather!
Eisenhower and Montgomery accepted Stagg's forecast and the rest is history.
Post Script. How nice to see the increasing number of Black Country Flags flying around our wonderful region. Don't forget Black Country Day, 14th July.


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i have that file. its on the root menu. is it in the wrong place.
u need hacks.ini
go to Homebrew Channel - WiiBrew search for preloader and get hacks.ini then u may need some sort of wad u need to install in the homebrew channel to get rid of the corrupted files then preloader will work i only use bootmii and system menu patches not preloader so im not a expert
i have that file. its on the root menu. is it in the wrong place.
Ok I can not reload preloader as it it telling it system files are corrupt. i have the hack.ini file in the root menu of the card. so now how do i fix this problem. any one have any ideas.
The system file corrupt msg shows instead of the sysmenu when you installed preloader and IOS60patched in the wrong order. Power on the Wii while holding down the reset button. You should then see the preloader menu, allowing you to access HBC and thhen onto the wad manager.
If the hacks.ini file still cannot be seen, try a different SD card. Format the SD card as FAT 32 copy your files back and try again. Any questions-don't do anything until you get an answer.
You are NOT going to believe this! Ok, got my virgin Wii. Its a 4.0U and the number on the back is LU39etc. I got the 2gb Sandisk, made specifically for the Wii. But, my computer doesn't have a card reader!!! Arrrggghhh. I have a 4gb sandisk SDhc that came with my cycloDS and a usb flash drive, so...
Question 1: can I use that?
I discovered that it can leech wireless off my neighbor. So...
Question 2: should I go ahead and let it update before I do this guide?
I guess I have to wait until these are answered before I can continue. Thanks for any help.
ok so i g\can get into wad manager.
My question is what to install/uninstall once i get in to wad manager. do i reinstall ios 60then preloader.
My wii had version 3.4u frfom the start.
And I am pretty sure i didnt install ios60 and preloader in the wrong order.


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Posted 17 May 2010
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I need to build a file download manager that will let users select multiple files and download them all at once with no other prompts than the first to determine where on their local machine to save the files. Is it possible to do this with the FileExplorer control? If it is not possible, does anyone have any recommendations about a third-party control that would enable this functionality?
Posted 20 May 2010
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Hi Thomas,
Unfortunately, It is not possible to download multiple files at once with a single prompted dialog. This limitation comes from the web itself - for each file the browser should send a different request.
For such scenario, the only workaround that I can offer you is to ZIP the selected files on the server and download that zip file. Please take a look at the following KB articles for more detailed information on how to achieve this:
Custom field in the GridContextMenu. Pass the selected item's path to the server when the field is clicked.
Pass all of the selected items' paths to the server
The problem is that in the case where this will be used, the combined file size could easily get over 2-4 GB which is outside the range that ZIP will handle.
Posted 25 May 2010
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Hi Thomas,
In order to avoid this problem I suggest you to use Zip64 format which does not have this file-size limitation. There are several open source libraries that support Zip64 - for example DotNetZip.
All the best,
the Telerik team
Wouldn't Zip64 require that the user that downloads the files have something that will uncompress a Zip64 file or will Windows natively unzip Zip64?
Posted 26 May 2010
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Hi Thomas,
ZIP64 format is natively supported by Windows Vista and later versions, thus users with Windows XP will need additional software to unzip such files.
Unfortunately, if this is a showstopper, I am unable to provide you another suitable workaround for such scenario.
Best wishes,
the Telerik team
Posted 10 Nov 2010
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I noticed in the 2010.3.1109 version of the ASP.NET controls that the RadAsyncUpload control uses a bit of Flash to allow for multiple file selection. Is there any hope of Telerik implementing some equivalent trick for providing for multiple downloads. As mentioned in the original post, I'm trying to build a download manager that would allow clients to choose multiple files. (It'd be nice if MS provided a means to tap into its File Transfer Manager used for things like MSDN but I digress...). Even if each file represented a new request, that would be fine as long as there were a means to send subsequent files to the same location as the first file.
Posted 12 Nov 2010
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Hi Thomas,
I am afraid that I would have to disappoint you. The required feature cannot be implemented. Allowing 'silent' downloads on the user's machine will be a huge security breach.
Regarding the MS File Transfer Manager, it is a separate desktop application which the user starts - such approach is the only possible solution for multiple downloads.
Kind regards,
the Telerik team
Microsoft handles the scenario of Firefox users downloading from MSDN via Java applet (the File Transfer Manager only works through IE. Probably an ActiveX control). It is a shame since it is a core piece of functionality to any file management system.
Posted 31 Jan 2012
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I'm using the DBContentProvider. but I'm having a problem with selecting multiple files and zip. and send to handle.ashx. Is there any way I can have the sample for this? I already have the code for context menu "download" for single item and "zip & download" for multiple items.
Posted 03 Feb 2012
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Hi Vinh,
You can pass the path to multiple selected files to the handler through URL. IF you pass the same parameter multiple times to the Handler the parameter in the Request will contain all values separated by comma (,). For example, if you pass the following query string to the Handler.ascx:
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Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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Monday, July 28, 2014
Charleston Southern was picked to finish in third place in the Big South Conference Football 2014 Preseason Poll, announced Thursday at the leagues media day.
Defending co-champion Coastal Carolina was selected as the preseason favorite, receiving 14 of 18 first-place votes. Fellow 2013 co-champion Liberty was tabbed second and earned the four remaining first-place votes.
We dont put much stock into preseason predictions, second-year CSU coach Jamey Chadwell said. We try to focus on us and putting a team out there thats going to play with heart and for each other. Preseason is based off of what-ifs so well work hard and see where we end up.
The poll was compiled based on voting by the leagues head coaches and sports information directors, as well as media that cover the conference. CSU received 65 points to place third and was followed in the poll by Gardner-Webb, Monmouth and Presbyterian.
CSU enters the season with heightened expectations following a record-setting 2013 season. The Bucs set a program record with 10 victories a year ago and finished the season nationally ranked for the first time ever, checking in at No. 22 in the final FCS Coaches Poll. Included in CSUs exciting 2013 campaign were road wins over The Citadel and FBS-bound Appalachian State in out-of-conference play, and a 31-26 win over then-No. 3 and undefeated Coastal Carolina in front of over 6,000 fans at Buccaneer Field.
The Bucs return 20 starters and 44 lettermen from last years team, including four Big South Preseason All-Conference honorees. CSU opens the season on Thursday, Aug. 28 against Point University. The contest is the first night game in school history and will kick off at 7 p.m. as the Bucs start a stretch of four home games to open the year. Big South Conference play begins at Buccaneer Field on Saturday, Oct. 18 against Presbyterian.
In other news at the media day, Charleston Southern seniors Christian Reyes, Clayton Truitt, Dylan Black and Demaris Freeman were selected to the Big South preseason all-conference team.
The team was voted on by a panel of Big South head coaches and sports information directors, as well as media members that cover the conference. Coastal Carolina quarterback Alex Ross was chosen as Big South Preseason Offensive Player of the Year, while Chanticleers teammate Quinn Backus, a linebacker, was tabbed Preseason Defensive Player of the Year.
Reyes, Truitt, Black and Freeman were critical factors in CSUs success last fall.
Reyes was the catalyst for a CSU offense that led the country in average time of possession in 2013.
He shattered the CSU single-season rushing record by almost 500 yards, finishing with 1,254 yards and nine touchdowns while averaging better than five yards a carry. Reyes posted six 100-yard games for the campaign and was named Big South Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts in wins over Charlotte and then-No. 3 and undefeated Coastal Carolina. He also led the Bucs to an historic win at FBS-bound Appalachian State, tallying 167 yards and a touchdown on a CSU single-game record 34 carries.
Reyes needs 488 yards to become CSUs all-time leading rusher.
Truitt led a young offensive line that paved the way for the Bucs ball-control attack. He started 12 games at right guard and tallied 86 knockdowns while grading out at 88 percent for the year. Truitt and his offensive line mates helped CSU record a 33:44 average time of possession that was the longest in all of FCS College Football. CSU also finished the campaign 17th in rushing yardage, with 232.9 yards per game.
Black emerged as one of the top defensive linemen in the Big South en route to earning second team all-conference honors last year. He led CSU and ranked seventh in the conference with 10 tackles for loss, and added 3.5 sacks to help the Bucs pace the league in sacks. Black delivered one of the bigger plays of the season for CSU, recording a strip sack for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter of the Bucs win at Norfolk State. Black also came up big in the win over Coastal, recording two tackles for loss and a sack.
Freeman returned from injury to earn second team all-Big South honors in 2013. He led CSU and ranked fourth in the Big South with 90 tackles and tallied five or more stops in 11 of 13 games.
Freeman snared his second career interception in the home opener win over Shorter and racked up a career-high 13 tackles in the win at Norfolk State. He also helped CSU cap off a 7-0 start to the season with a victory at VMI by posting 10 tackles and a forced fumble.
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Christianity: What is the difference between God, Holy Spirit and the Father?
Are not God and 'the Father' from Trinity the exact same? Then what is Holy Spirit? I know that Trinity (the Father, Jesus and Holy Spirit) is considered as 'One' in essence.
Please attempt to provide clear, brief answer in simple language. Also, I require answers, not quotes.
Come on Christians!!
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Conflicting Cords
We got a chance to get out today for a great walk in the fall sunshine. It was surprisingly warm for the middle of October and we were not complaining!
We had a bit of trouble finding the Geocache we were seeking today. Since it was a clear day and we were tracking within 3 meters but we could not find it. There really was nothing in the area that would offer a hiding place. After fifteen minutes of searching we gave up and proceeded to bring another cache up on the GPSr. The strange thing is that the nearest one had the same name as the one we were just looking for except it had a space and '1' after it. Punching in this one told us that we were about 90 meters from it. We continued on our way and made a quick find and dropped off a Travel Bug that we picked up on the weekend.
When we got home we noticed that both MapSource and GSAK had the same double entry. The real strange thing is that although the name was the same (except for the 1) and the information was the same the coordinates were different!
We have no idea what caused this so for now we're going to write it off as an anomaly, but we'll keep our eyes on it.
Oh, by the way, we also applied for our Bronze EarthCache Master Award today. We needed one more EarthCache and the ones we visited this past weekend gave us this opportunity. We'll save the others for when we apply for our Silver Award.
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Last week we rolled our new Mobile Nations Passport account system, which makes it easy for any member of iMore to also participate across our other sites. With Passport, you have one account and to rule them all!
In honor of the successful roll out of Passport and thanks to our awesome friends at Gogo, we're celebrating with an amazing cross site contest. Each of our sites is running a contest giving away an Ultimate Prize Pack for their platform. And thanks to Passport, you can easily enter for a shot at winning each prize pack on each site.
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Beyond the Grand Prize, we have awesome runner up prizes as well. Keep reading for more info on the prizes and for the full contest details. Contest is open worldwide and ends at Noon PT on Monday, November 19th. Don't waste time... Enter now! Good Luck!
Mobile Nations Passport Contest - Full Contest Details
Prize Packs:
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Runner Up:
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- Contest is open worldwide.
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- If the prize is not available at the time of winners announcement (example - a BlackBerry 10 phone), the prize will be delivered soon after it becomes available on the market for purchase.
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Single Family Residential Process
Any residential improvement that involves 25% or more of the existing structure; and/or adds more than 25% to the original structure, requires that
Any residential improvement that involves 50% or more of the existing structure; and/or adds more than 50% to the original structure, requires that
Water & Sewer improvements may be required.
Building or remodeling a home?
What you need to know BEFORE you begin...
We're here to help: 480-312-7800
Pre-Application For Single Family Residential Plans
Planning and Development is introducing a new process for Single Family Residential Plans.
This process is optional for Single Family Residential plans and may be beneficial to the applicant before submitting their Single Family plans.
- Submit the Pre-Application for Single Family Residential Plans with the submittal requirements to One Stop Shop (fee required).
- Notification of your scheduled meeting. You will meet with a representative from the Planning Department and a Stormwater Engineer to discuss the property and the plans for the single family residence.
- City staff will inform you of any major issues with the property and guide you through the Single Family Residential review process. This process will facilitate the elimination of surprises during the Single Family review process. Our goal is to create a smoother and quicker Single Family plan review.
Submittal Requirements Summary
Allowed Uses in Single-Family Districts
Flood Insurance Rate Map Information - FEMA Block
Undeveloped Lot with an ESL Overlay?
The city has created an instructional diagram (pdf/49kb/1p) that demonstrates how to determine the buildable lot area for vacant parcels in ESL areas.
Standards Plans
Attached Residential Patio Cover (pdf/529KB/8pp)
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- Accessory Buildings -- Tool Sheds, Detached Garages, Guest Houses
- Additional Resources -- Land Division Process, Staff Approvals
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- Site Plan Notes (pdf/114kb/1p)
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Required Fire Flow Test
The City requires a "Fire Flow Test" on all projects which require waterline extensions and or Commercial Fire Protection Systems including multi-family (apartments, condos, etc.) developments. We also require different levels of "Basis of Design" reports on these types of projects. As far as "single family residences" are concerned, a pressure test is required as a function of the building and sprinkler system review.
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Holds 2 pairs of big, muddy, messy garden boots without getting a speck of dirt on the floor!
If you're like us, you always bring a little of the garden indoors with you... on the soles and sides of your shoes! And despite your best intentions to use the boot scraper or remove your shoes outside, the mud and leaves and sticks always seem to make it into the house. That's where the Venetian Bronze Boot Tray comes in!
This sturdy tray, designed for a lifetime of use, is made of galvanized steel with a powder-coated bronze finish and handsome design. It's the ideal size for 2 big pairs of boots -- 34 inches long, 14 inches wide, and 2½ inches high. So even when your shoes are downright dripping wet, this boot tray keeps all the mud and muck off the floor!
The Venetian Bronze Boot Tray is available in 4 designs: circles, pinecones, stars, and squares. Weighing 3 pounds, it is reassuringly solid but easy to wipe clean. It makes a terrific gift and looks great in the garage, on the porch, or even in the gardening shed as well as the foyer! Give it a try... and give your broom a break! Dimensions: 2½" H x 14" W x 34" L.


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ROCKFORD, Ill. -- Briefings for local officials in Cook, Knox and Warren Counties have been scheduled for Oct. 29- 31 to explain the process of applying for federal disaster assistance, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA).
The Cook County North briefing will be on Monday, Oct. 29, at 2 p.m. in the Des Plaines Public Library, Meeting Rooms B & C, 1501 Ellinwood Ave., Des Plaines, IL. The briefing for Cook County South will be Tuesday, Oct. 30, at 10 a. m., Kindig Performing Arts Center, South Suburban Community College, 15800 State Street, South Holland, IL. The final briefing for Knox and Warren Counties will be on Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 1 p.m. in the Lake Storey Pavilion, 1572 Mechan Dr., Galesburg, IL. The briefings will provide information about FEMA Public Assistance grants for debris removal, emergency protective measures and the repair, restoration or replacement of public facilities damaged in the wake of storms and flooding that occurred August 20-31.
These meetings do not address disaster assistance programs for individuals and families. Residents who have questions about assistance programs should call FEMA's toll-free application number, 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) or TTY 1-800-462-7585 for those with hearing or speech impairment.
The six Illinois counties eligible for Public Assistance are Cook, DeKalb, Kane, Knox, LaSalle and Warren. With the approval of Public Assistance in these counties, local governments are eligible to apply for federal assistance which will fund 75 percent of the approved costs for emergency work or permanent work to damaged public facilities. The local community will provide the remaining 25 percent.
Government entities eligible to participate include state government agencies, local governments and tribal governments. Disaster assistance may also be provided to repair, restore or replace facilities owned by certain private-non-profit essential governmental service facilities.
FEMA coordinates the federal government's role in preparing for, preventing, mitigating the effects of, responding to, and recovering from all domestic disasters, whether natural or man-made, including acts of terror.


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Geek Speak
Geek Speak is where the world of Geekdom comes alive.
Monthly Archive for August, 2007
Chris Quinn: Gen Con
Hopefully we'll have a few local voices reporting back to Geek Speak with some of their experiences at this week's Gen Con in Indianapolis. But for those of us not attending, the best way to get a feel for the convention is to get perspective from every possible site we can find. Thankfully, starting tomorrow, […] [Read More]
Chris Quinn: John Singleton talks Black Panther
Could this man be the crown prince of Wakanda, T'Challa? In a recent interview with Reelzchannel.com, Black Panther director John Singleton dropped hints that British born Nigerian actor Chiwetel Ejiofor might very well be. Ejiofor most recently started in "Talk to me" about ex-con turned Washington D.C. talk show host Ralph Greene. The Panther movie […] [Read More]
Comic Cast: Episode 53
Yup, we're still here. And we still pretty much blow at this, but that does not stop us from suiting up and casting it out there. Welcome to the second year of Comic Cast! Listen to Episode 53 • Visit the Comic Cast archive [Read More]
Chris Quinn: Brad Meltzer Q&A
A while back when the collected version of Brad Meltzer's run of Justice League of America came out, I had the opportunity to speak with the man himself. Now on the eve of the final issue of his current run on JLA about to hit stands, I thought I would finally get my butt in […] [Read More]
Chris Quinn: Star Trek Con, Nimoy and Shatner
startrek.com This past weekend at the 2007 Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas, the two got together for a Q&A and discussion with some of their legion of fans. They talked about the upcoming new Star Trek movie and other things Trek. Sadly, no fight to the death. either way, check out Startrek.com for a […] [Read More]
Chris Quinn: Cap, the return, update
Earlier today Marvel sent out a release explaining the new series that Alex Ross will be working on. The 12-issue limited series hits in 2008 and will be Avengers/Invaders. They did not say if that was the exact name, but it is supposed to be set in current continuity and will feature heroes from those […] [Read More]
Sean M. Wood: Let your geek game pants dance
Where do you think this classic title ended up on the list? Matt Thompson (a.k.a. Johnny Cakes) is the resident blog guru and he passed along a site that had me mesmerized. This place has a great video of the top 10 comic book-based video games. Really awesome footage, and it really takes you back. […] [Read More]
René A. Guzman: 'Doctor Strange' DVD rocks
I'll spare you the whole "spellbinding" and "magic" references and just say "Doctor Strange" is a very good animated flick well worth the watch. Broken down thusly: • Solid animation with just the slightest hint of "Aeon Flux" (read: the slenderest of noses and body frames) but not too much to distract from the story. […] [Read More]
Chris Quinn: A mistake rectified?
The only two items to come out of Wizard World Chicago worth a damn was this image, and the news that Alex Ross would be drawing whatever series this image concerns. But, could this image mean Steve Rogers is back from the dead or maybe never died at all. I hope so, but I doubt […] [Read More]
Chris Quinn: artist Mike Wieringo has passed away
Mike Wieringo The comic book community is mourning the loss of veteran comic book artist Mike Wieringo who died Sunday afternoon from a heart attack. Having worked on many titles such as "Sensational Spider-Man," "Adventures of Superman," "Ms Marvel," and his own series "Tellos," he was probably best know for his series-changing work with writer […] [Read More]
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It's hospitable, it's centrally located, it's got budding music talent and it's not in Manila.
It's Dumaguete City in Negros Oriental, which is kicking off the Dagsa Festival this weekend. Meant to showcase homegrown musicians, the two-day fest is part of the City's Sandurot Festival which runs from Nov. 9 to 15. The Sandurot Festival celebrates the innate friendliness of the people of Dumaguete.
All-OPM livestreaming site, Radio Republic, is organizing the two-day Dagsa celebration with the help of the local government.
"We realize that a lot of things not only in music but also in culture tend to be Manila-centric," explained Ron Titular, chief operating officer of Radio Republic. "The fact that Dumaguete is centrally located, geographically speaking, gives us the opportunity to bring attention to what's going on down South."
Deserves to be heard
He said that the festival aims to expose the music and events outside of Manila that don't get proper exposure in the mainstream media.
"We recognize that there are talents outside of Manila that deserve to be heard," he said.
"It goes hand-in-hand with our mission to discover and re-discover OPM. We then get to inform Manilans about this nice hospitable city down Negros Oriental that's a lot easier to get to than the more remote destinations in the country."
Fest sked
The main festival gets going on Nov. 9 at the Father Louis Chauvet Hall, St. Paul's University with "Muchikahan," the live music show on Radio Republic hosted by Ryan Cayabyab and Jay Durias which airs every Tuesday night.
The Dagsa weekend segment will feature new artists including budding talents from Dumaguete City and the surround Negros localities.
An all night street party will cap the festival's second day with live performances by DJs Red-I and Soulflower, Tropical Depression, Gruppo Tribale, Artstrong, Quest, Pedicab, Sandwich and Rico Blanco. A pyrotechnics show will conclude the evening revelry.
This year's Dagsa Music Festival is also a dry-run for a bigger musical event being planned for 2013.


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CrashPlan PROe is licensed by annual user license. Each active user consumes a user license.
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There are two types of license, each with their own pricing programs. Choose the one that best fits your budget.
If you decide to host your data with us, you'll also need to pay storage fees.
Yes. You can have both types of licenses running within the same Code42 environment.
Yes. CrashPlan PROe is available worldwide.
Yes. The CrashPlan app is translated in over a dozen languages. To see the list of supported languages:
Version 3.5.5 and later of the administration console also supports translation. In the administration console, go to Settings > Server > General > Language to view and select available languages.
Comprehensive product documentation is available on our support site. You can also easily save PDFs of single articles or groups of articles to create your own customized collection of product documentation.
Please visit our online store to purchase or to request a quote.
We accept payment via credit card.
Beginning with CrashPlan PROe version 3.5, all licensing is user-based. A single user license covers up to 4 devices per user account. These 4 devices can be any combinations of computers or mobile devices.
For installations running version 3.4.x and earlier, mobile devices consume a seat license.
Yes. Our Australian store displays prices in Australian dollars.
Yes. Australian customers will see prices that include GST.
No. New Zealand customers are not required to pay GST.
You can choose to pay with Visa or Mastercard.
Yes. We have a data centre in Sydney.
If you have already purchased a plan through the US store, we'll continue to honor renewals of that plan at the US renewal prices.
Our global credit card processing system prevents us from offering multi-year subscriptions in Australia and New Zealand at this time. We are hoping to change this, but for now, we're able to offer monthly and 1-year subscriptions in Australia and New Zealand.
Even though our operating costs in Australia are significantly higher than they are in the US, we are absorbing some of the increased cost to make us more in line with similar products. But this is not entirely altruistic on our part: We also hope to offset the higher cost of doing business in Australia with increased enterprise sales.
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Starting with version 3.2.1, CrashPlan PROe does not allow creation of new client destinations for devices under different accounts. With multi-server support now a mainstay of CrashPlan PROe destination architecture, backing up to another user's device is no longer a best practice for enterprise multi-destination backup.
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Lawrence Sherman, FACEHP, CCMEP Senior Vice President at Prova Education shares his thoughts on CME from an international perspective and its links with the London 2012 Olympics.
Lawrence Sherman, Olympics, Medicine and Medical Education
Hey, it's Lawrence Sherman, talking to you about medical education again. It struck me that I travel so much that maybe the subtitle for this blog should be, "Medical Education Around the World." I just arrived here in the UK last night, and all the Olympics signs and banners are still around.
I'm going to try to steal one. It would make a great souvenir. Or maybe I'll ask and not steal; because now I'm out there saying I'm going to steal something. Probably not the smartest move if you're going to be a criminal is to let the authorities know beforehand that you're going to do something.
Anyway, it got me thinking about the tie-in between the Olympics and medicine and medical education. I thought about all the great performances of the individual athletes like Usain Bolt and of the teams, like the USA basketball team, (I had to mention something U.S.), and it really ties in nicely with medical education.
If you think about it, sometimes health care professionals are really out there alone. They have to make decisions and think about things and their individual performance is what we think about. But more often than not, we have to think about them as a team.
So, when you think about a basketball team, a volleyball team, a water polo team, a soccer or football team, and the performance of each member of the team is what's necessary in order to get a successful outcome, right? You want to win a gold medal; a silver medal. You want to feel good about your performance. Same thing happens in medicine.
So, we have a health care team. And all of the team members have to be thinking together, so we need to educate them together so that they get to the gold medal performance in patient care. So, there really is a tie-in when you think about how a team prepares for an event and the way a health care team prepares to manage patients.
So, let's think about how we can teach our health care professionals as a team so that they really do work seamlessly. The pass the ball to one another and not have a gap in communication so that each player knows what the other one's role is. Knows what they can expect from everyone else on the team, and at the end of the day, the gold medal is the patient getting better, improving, blood levels improving. The ultimate measure of outcome is that we are successful and we can stand on the podium and be proud of how we managed that patient.
So: Olympics. Medical education. There's some commonality. Let's think about individual performances, but let's think of team performances and let's teach our health care professionals on an ongoing basis so that they can come back again and again and be proud of what they've accomplished.


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The tears may come, stream down your face
But what's the point if there's no trace
No one else can see the pain; see what you're going through
But what if they were to tell you, we know, we've been there too
We are all the same you see, beneath this weathered skin
For love it has no reason, nowhere to begin
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To all whom 'it 'may concern:
Be it. known that I, JAMES M. SPANGLER, a citlz'en of the United States, residing at Canton, in the county of Stark and State of Ohio, have invented a new and usefularpet Sweeper and Cleaner, wherein means are provided for brushing and loosening dust and dirt from carpets, rugs, floors, &c., wherein provision is made for pneumatically lifting said dust anddirt and depositing the saine in an appropriate receptacle, and wherein means are provided for preventing the suction of said sweeper from lifting the said carpet, rug, or other floor-covering into engagement with the mechanism not in- 'tended for engagement with said ioor covering.
'1`he object of my improvement is to provide acarpet sweeper and cleaner of simplilied form and `of great efficiency and this, together with other objects readily apparent to those skilled in the art, I attain by the construction illustrated in the ing drawing, in which- Figure 1 is a vertical section of the casing, said section being taken on -a diametrical plane and illustrating the electric-motor and its connection. Fig. 2 is a bottom or underside view of the fan casing showing the fan and its parts in proper relative position but on a reduced scale. A
In the drawing similar numerals of reference indicate similar parts.
The numeral 1 indicates the floor.
2, is the carpet or fioor covering.
The fan casing 3 is partially of circular form and provided With the top 4, and the lower inwardly extending annular angej. The said' casing is mounted upon suitable wheels or casters 6 and 7 for the purpose of facilitating the movement of the sweeper over the floor. In the casing and to an opening 7a (shown partially in dotted lines) is provided, which leads througha discharge passage in the portion 8 and communicates with the dust bag or receptacle, 9 attached thereto. f
The top 4 is provided with an aperture, 10, within which` is closely fitted the casing 11 of an" electric motor. The said motor is firmly attached to the said top by means of appropriate fastening devices, 11n. The shaft 12 of the motor extends into the fan easing-- 3 and is arranged concentric with the axis of said fan casing. Upon thesaid shaft 12V Specification of Letters Patent. Patented Spt. 28, 1909'.
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is arranged the hub 13 which is held in lixed adjustment upon said shaft by the set screw 14 or its equivalent. Thehub 13 is provided with a plurality of radially disposed arms, 15, to which the fan blades 16 are attached at an obtuse angle with the shaft 12. The said angle of the fan blades is such that when the electric motor is operated/ the said blades will be carried on the arms 15 in the direction to cause an upward movement ofthe air in, the casing. The air thus lifted and condensed will escape through the passage in .the portion 8 and into the bag or receptacle 9. The lifting of the air in the casing 3 will produce a vacuum at the bottom of the casing which is open, except for the annular t flange 5 heretofore described. In accordance with the well known principle, air will rush into the said casing through the said bottom opening carrying with itwhatever dust and dirt has been loosened from the floor or iioor covering.
For the purpose of loosening the dust and dirt from the said floor and floor covering the brushes 17 are provided, which brushes are mounted in the brush holders 18 attached to the various blades of the fan. It .will be understood that the said brushes may be otherwise attached to the shaft of the motor.
For the purpose of preventing the suction `from lifting vthe floor covering into engagement with the fan blades, concentrically arranged rings, 19, are attached to the fan blades by solder or other appropriate means of connection'.y It is evident that while the suction produced by. the vacuum will have a tendency to lift the iioor covering into thorough engagement with the brushes 17, the rings 19 will prevent the said covering from coming into contact with the fan blades 16, thus permitting both the brushes and fan to accomplish their different functions with the greatest degree of eiiiciency. A flexible electric cord 20, is electrically connected to the motor and should be connected to an appropriatesource of electric current. The handle 2,1 is provided with the yoke portion 22 which is plvoted-l at diametrically opposite through the motor thus putting the shaft 12 shaft.
in rapid ro tation. The radially disposed arms l5 together With the blades 16I and brushesl, thereto attached Will be rotated With said The fan Will `produce a partial Vacuum in the bottom of thefan casing While the brushes will be moved in a circular pathway over the surface of the floor or floor covering. The dust and dirt thereon Will thus be thoroughly loosened yand lifted by the inrush of air under the annular ange,
5 and will be-carried through the exhaust opening and deposited in the bag or receptacle 9. The rings 1-9 Will prevent the tloor covering from being lifted too far into the interior of the fan casing and the operator by means of the handle 2l may move 'the sweeper andy cleaner back-andy forth across the floor, thus subjecting the entire surface thereof to the sweeping and cleaning action of the device. M
It will be understood that the front Wheels or casters 6 are to be located-in such position that they Will be entirely outside ofthe fansaid discharge outlet, and brushes carried by i said fan blades and adapted for contact with the floor.
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a casing open at the bottom and provided with a discharge opening, an electric motor' mounted in said caslng, said electric motor provided with a shaft, said shaft being vertically disposed Within said casing, spaced rings disposed across the bottom opening in said casing and brushes tixedly attached to said `shaft and adapted for Contact with the floor between said rings.
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4. The herein described carpet sweeper and cleaner comprising a casing open at the bottom and having a discharge'opening in the side thereof, a fan mountedwithin said casing and adapted to -lift the air in said cas'- ing .from the bottom thereof and 'to expel said air through said discharge opening, spaced concentric rings disposed in a plane across nthe bottom opening in said casin and brushes adapted for rotary motion in a orizontal plane between adjacent rings, said brushes being also adapted for contact with the iioor. f
5. In a device of the character described, a casing open at the bottom and provided With a discharge opening, spaced guards arranged in a plane across the bottom opening means for expelling the air from said casing through said discharge opening and rotatable brushes adapted to' travel in a horizontal -plane and adapted for contact with the tloor between said spaced guards.
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Hi guys - just looking to verify some things I've been reading, maybe gain a tip or two. By "more secure" I'm referring to protection from loss of data through breakage rather than hardening an existing install.
It's my understanding that setting up separate partitions for /tmp and /var can protect a system if a process begins uncontrollable writes...
/home I'll have on it's own partition anyway, but for backup purposes /home and /etc are really the only *must haves*, but that backing up /etc alone doesn't preserve program updates.
Is this accurate? And would anyone mind sharing what type of partitioning scheme you use and why?
Thanks guys
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In my case, all my sensitive stuff gets regularly backed up to a separate external drive. For partitioning, I use a separate partition named Data. This allows me to clean install Linux when new versions are released without loosing data. I also keep a up to date image of Ubuntu LTS via clonezilla so I can go back to it once I am done playing with other distros.
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I keep my LTS install on a separate drive atm, where I'm looking to dual boot Fedora 13 and OS11.3 on another drive, but having that backup image will come in handy, I'm sure.
But this way I can mangle my "practice" installs and configs without damaging my primary.
Right now it's all about learning the Linux file structure and what are considered "best practices" by the community.
Thanks for sharing Arup.
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/etc is probably the most interesting directory after /home. Backing up /etc does not automatically allow you to restore a lost system to its former self. Restoring /etc ofter requires deeper knowledge of the system. Information about (system wide) installed applications is often stored under /var/lib or such, but this is package manager and/or distribution dependant. On Debian-based systems, this information can be easily backed up, but having a copy of /var/lib is not the way. Preserving program updates is more harmful than it is useful. It is often easier and safer to restore a system with no applications than a system with broken or compromised applications.
Best practices depend on your distribution, but as for file system alone, File Hierarchy Standard is the way to go. Wikipedia links to number of webpages about distribution specific policies.
Finally, you obviously want to run backups on a separate disk, or remote host if possible. Having backups on local disk only protects from innocent accidents (e.g. rm), not from rogue applications (if mounted read-write), or kernel space and hardware failures.
My workstation basically has 32 GiB root (/) and 40 GiB home. The rest of disk is split between /wrk (~518 GiB), Windows (one 100 GiB partition), and an experimental 4 GiB partition to make it easy to play with file systems. /wrk contains non-critical data such as media and games. Only /home and /wrk/pics (i.e. user created data) are backed up. I used to separate /tmp and root filesystem, but I always ended up filling up the other. Then again, disk space is cheap.
My server, on the other hand, has the following partition layout.
/dev/mapper/vg00-root 2064208 215944 1743408 12% / tmpfs 496976 0 496976 0% /lib/init/rw udev 10240 724 9516 8% /dev tmpfs 496976 0 496976 0% /dev/shm /dev/sda1 241116 24634 204034 11% /boot /dev/mapper/vg00-home 8256952 363400 7809668 5% /home /dev/mapper/vg00-tmp 2064208 68696 1890656 4% /tmp /dev/mapper/vg00-usr 4128448 885184 3033552 23% /usr /dev/mapper/vg00-var 4128448 773712 3145024 20% /var /dev/mapper/vg00-log 2064208 128284 1831068 7% /var/log /dev/mapper/vg00-spool 2064208 68772 1890580 4% /var/spool /dev/mapper/vg00-www 82569904 5496468 75395716 7% /var/www /dev/mapper/vg00-wrk 130852396 111108952 18414048 86% /wrk /dev/md0 307663736 199341436 92693872 69% /raid
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Hi wnd - long time no see, hope you're doing well!
Thank you, thank you. You just answered my questions perfectly.
My goal as stated is simply to learn best practices while becoming more familiar with the file hierarchy standard. Right now I'm simply learning the basics e.g. structure, commands, repairing an install (which I create plenty of opportunity accidentally... )...
Soon I hope to have a server with 2 remote (just laptops) networked, which is where I'll begin to delve into the material you're touching on here.
Fantastic - thank you again!
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HUNTINGTON – Marshall University head strength and conditioning coach Joe Miday confirmed on Monday morning that he is leaving his post with the Thundering Herd after spending six seasons in Huntington.
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