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This pair of spicy wenches dressed in bawdy red dresses and knee-high, high-heeled boots get second looks from men who stop by their booth at summer festivals. What cousins Alexandria L. Hoffman and Amanda S. White sell, however, has caused sweat to drip down their foreheads and even causes their eyes to behave like lawn sprinklers.
Launched by owner Christine E. Hoffman in November 2011, the Spicy Wench sells a spectrum of pepper jellies that range from its sweet Italian Belle to its super-hot Demons Delight. The latter has a reputation for making macho men break into tears. Mrs. Hoffmans 16-year-old daughter, Alexandria who has a resilient palate and stomach takes sadistic delight in challenging men to spicy-pepper duels.
Its always great to see the tough guys try to beat her. She likes to see them cry, Mrs. Hoffman said. They puke, but she has a stomach of steel. This girl can eat horrific stuff.
Miss Hoffman and her 19-year-old cousin have appeared together in their glitzy outfits at numerous summer festivals to spread the word about the new business. Much of 2011 was spent getting the word out about Mrs. Hoffmans small-scale business, which sells pepper and fruit jams and dried peppers, onions and garlic. Its growing customer base this year led to the launch of its professionally designed website, www.thespicywench.com. The business also made contracts with two local farms that grow peppers, Cross Island Farms of Wellesley Island and Garden Hill Farms in Champion.
Mrs. Hoffman started a pepper garden in the fall of 2009 at the suggestion of her husband, Troy A., who is a government contractor working in Iraq. She just didnt expect the pepper jellies produced from the 4-by-4-foot boxes in her garden to become popular so fast.
All of his friends overseas love them, she said. They can be used on bagels, pasta, pizza or just about anything. They eat in a cafeteria every day, so it adds some spice to their food.
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I have samples of everything at events, and people will take our business card and buy products online, she said.
Mrs. Hoffman, who was a planner for the city of Watertown for six years, laughs when asked what inspired her businesss name; its a question shes no stranger to. Her husband nicknamed her the saucy wench, she said, because I talk so much. So when he said I should start selling peppers, I said the business should be called the spicy wench instead of saucy.
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate Reporter
A bucket of hot tar, a basket of feathers and an angry crowd of irate radio listeners are not on commissioner Mike Milovich's wish list. But there's an issue before the commission this month that Milovich warned will stir up some heated, bubbling discontent.
Namely, should the county stop broadcasting an upstate radio station from its microwave translators so a local station can grow and prosper? If so, what Salt Lake station should go off the air?
"We don't want to be tarred and feathered over this," the commissioner told Keith Mason, the voice of KASL radio in Price. Mason appeared live-on-site before the commission Wednesday to make a case for allowing the station to use one of the county's five working translators so it could begin broadcasting 24/7.
The station now is licensed only to broadcast on the AM 1080 frequency. It has to shut down its transmitter at sundown according to FCC rules. In the dead of winter, when sundown comes early and sunrise comes late, that means KASL is off the air too much, Mason explained. It needs more airtime to become more commercially viable.
It could get that extra airtime if it were allowed to translate its signal to an FM frequency, but to do that it needs to use one of the county's translators. Dropping an upstate station would not harm the community, Mason insisted.
He posed a rhetorical question: "When was the last time a Salt Lake station did anything locally?" He answered himself: Salt Lakers don't cover local news and sports. They broadcast Wasatch Front advertising to the detriment of local businesses. They don't provide local jobs.
However, Milovich countered, they do attract loyal listeners in Carbon County, as the commission learned years ago when a similar request was made by another local station. "We nearly got tarred and feathered for that," Milovich recalled. (He used that metaphor several times.)
The commissioner wants to see some sort of ratings on the stations before he and his colleagues make any decisions about dropping a station. "I want to know what kind of collateral damage we're going to have," he explained.
Frank Brady, who oversees the county's radio operations, was candid about the kind of static the commission can expect. "It doesn't matter which one you turn off," he said. "There's a following for all of them." The county gets flooded with phone calls when any one of the translators goes down.
Mason's suggestion that the commission give KASL a six-month trial period was not enough to get a motion from any of the commissioners.
The matter was tabled and scheduled for the next session, when the "collateral damage" of irate listeners can be better quantified.


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- Knowing your rights and the laws that protect you while you look for a job can give you peace of mind.
- You do not have to share personal information about your experience with cancer unless it will affect how you perform the job responsibilities.
- You can ask your employer for "reasonable accommodations," or adjustments to your work environment, so you can effectively perform your tasks, even without discussing it during the interview process.
- Having dependable health insurance is important for cancer survivors, and you have rights under federal and state laws if a potential employer offers group insurance as a benefit.
For some cancer survivors, looking for a new job or reentering the job market is a challenging experience. However, unless you have physical or mental challenges that limit the type of work you can do, your cancer history should not affect your ability to get a job. If you are qualified for a job, an employer cannot refuse to hire you simply because you have had cancer.
Discrimination concerns
Most employers treat cancer survivors fairly and legally. However, some cancer survivors experience discrimination when looking for a job. Cancer-related discrimination usually comes from a misunderstanding of cancer and its treatments, stereotypes about cancer, or incorrect assumptions about what cancer survivors can or cannot do on the job.
Cancer survivors are protected by both state and federal laws, including the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Family and Medical Leave Act. Learn more how these laws can help protect you if you experience discrimination in the workplace.
Deciding what information to share
Cancer, cancer treatment, or late effects (side effects that occur several years after a cancer diagnosis) may affect a person's ability to perform the duties of a specific job. Some survivors decide to share their medical history with their employer while others do not. It's a personal choice. Read tips for talking about your cancer experience when going back to work after cancer.
During the interview process and while employed, an employer, by law, cannot ask questions about your health or about a medical condition, such as whether you have had cancer. If you choose to tell a potential employer about your cancer history, the employer is still not allowed, by law, to ask you any questions about the cancer, the treatment you received, or the prognosis (chance of recovery). The employer also must keep any information you share about your history of cancer or any other medical information confidential. However, an employer can ask questions related to the specific duties and responsibilities of the job, such as whether you can lift up to 50 pounds or travel.
When applying and interviewing for a new job, some cancer survivors worry about how they will explain gaps in their work history or their reasons for leaving positions they had before their cancer diagnosis or treatment. If you are concerned about explaining gaps in employment, it may be helpful to talk with a career counselor or social worker. He or she can teach you interviewing skills and help you organize your résumé by experience and skills, instead of by date. Learn more about how an oncology social worker can help.
If you do decide to disclose your cancer history, you may find it helpful to provide the potential employer with a letter from your doctor that explains your current health status and ability to work.
Requesting reasonable accommodations
Sometimes the cancer, cancer treatment, or both cause limitations, such as fatigue, chronic pain, and cognitive difficulties, that are considered disabilities under the ADA. According to this law, if a person is qualified to do his or her job, employers must make adjustments for employees with disabilities to allow them to perform the essential functions of their job. These adjustments are called "reasonable accommodations." Reasonable accommodations vary from person to person. Examples of reasonable accommodations may include adjusted work hours, permission to work from home, reassignment to another position, leave time for doctor visits, or periodic work breaks to take medications and contact members of your health care team.
If you know you will need an accommodation for a specific job, you do not have to make the request during the interview process; you can request an accommodation at any time during your employment. A request for a reasonable accommodation can also be made on your behalf by someone else, such as a medical professional, family member, or friend.
An employer may request documentation that verifies your disability before granting a reasonable accommodation. However, employers are not permitted to ask for your medical records. An employer may deny a request if the accommodation would cause an "undue hardship," such as being too difficult or expensive to implement. However, an employer is required to determine if there is an easier or less costly accommodation that can be made to meet your needs.
Insurance concerns when job searching
It is important for cancer survivors to have dependable health insurance. Some, but not all, employers offer group health insurance plans. If you are considering a job that includes the benefit of group insurance, you have rights under federal and state laws:
- You cannot be refused health insurance under your employer's health plan because you are a cancer survivor.
- Currently, some group health plans will temporarily exclude coverage related to a prior health condition, such as cancer. This is called a pre-existing condition exclusion period. However, for plan years starting on or after January 1, 2014, insurance companies cannot deny coverage or charge you more under group insurance because of a pre-existing condition. Once you have insurance, coverage for a pre-existing condition will begin immediately.
- If you have recently left a job that offered group health insurance, consider keeping the insurance by signing up for coverage under COBRA (the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act). COBRA gives you the right to temporarily keep your group health insurance benefits if you reduce your hours, quit your job, or lose your job; however, you may have to pay the full cost. The length of time you can keep COBRA coverage depends on individual circumstances. If you qualify for COBRA coverage, you must sign up for these benefits within 60 days of the date you lost your coverage or the date the COBRA election notice was provided by your employer or plan administrator.
Coping with emotional concerns when job searching
Looking for a job is often stressful and discouraging for all types of job seekers, especially in a tough economic climate. Therefore, it is important to take care of your emotional needs during this time. Stress-reducing activities, such as exercising or participating in favorite hobbies, can help clear your mind and keep you motivated toward your goals.
Some job seekers find encouragement in support groups, which help them connect with other people who are looking for work. These groups also provide suggestions and tips on networking with potential employers and can be good resources for learning about potential job openings. In addition, books and career counselors can provide guidance on how to network effectively. Taking proactive steps can boost your self-esteem and help you stay positive while you are looking for employment.
More Information
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Additional Resources
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Austin is known for it's entertainment, music, and culture and residents of Austin surely have the opportunity to take advantage of all. In fact, the official slogan of Austin is "The Live Music Capital of the World" and has gained notoriety from it's famous music festival, South by Southwest (SXSW). This festival, which began in 1987, boasts over 1400 performers each spring. Apart from SXSW, Austin maintains a great music scene with many independent musicians flocking to the city.
Many Austin residents take a great pride in the individuality and uniqueness of their city, going so far as to adopt the mantra "Keep Austin Weird." Through celebrating the "weirdness" of their city, Austinites have successfully developed a culture unique to the city.
The presence of numerous colleges and universities also give Austin a particular feel and Austin sits atop the polls as one of "The Best College Towns" in America. In fact, Austin is home to the largest university in the country, The University of Texas at Austin. Whether rallying behind the Longhorns or taking advantage of the educational aspects offered by the school, the University certainly lends its flavor to the city.
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hypnosec writes: RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America), the trade group of the top three recording labels in the US, has claimed that Google's anti-piracy measures of downranking pirate sites is not yielding any results and that the accused sites are constantly appearing at the top of Google's search results. In a blog post the RIAA questioned the success of Google's strategy of demoting piracy websites and said, "We have found no evidence that Google's policy has had a demonstrable impact on demoting sites with large amounts of piracy."
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Down by the Mississippi River, if you take 4x4 trucks deep into the woods on what barely qualifies as a "road," and then switch to utility terrain vehicles, you reach a deer camp. Next, continuing on foot, there is a large, old tree that happens to have a 35-foot, 1960s-era cabin cruiser wedged 30 feet up in its canopy. This location was dubbed "Boat-in-Tree," and this was the trek that cast and crew — with equipment — made on a daily basis for director Jeff Nichols' latest film Mud.
"We found locations that were hard to get to," admits director of photography Adam Stone, "but when you see them on film, they are just gorgeous. It sets the movie apart."
Shot in rural southeast Arkansas, Matthew McConaughey plays the titular character Mud, a fugitive hiding out in that boat in the tree, where he can elude the authorities but not a pair of curious teenage boys. The trio bond, and the boys become determined to help Mud escape the bounty hunters and reunite him with his one true love. Mud also stars Reese Witherspoon, Michael Shannon, Sam Shepard and Ray McKinnon.
Stone, who also shot Nichols' films Shotgun Stories and Take Shelter, chose a variety of stocks for Mud's challenging shoot. "We had every different lighting situation, and the Kodak Film stocks were amazing," he says, noting he used KODAK VISION3 Color Negative Films, including 50D 5203, 250D 5207, 200T 5213 and 500T 5219.
Because of the wide vistas, Nichols and Stone opted for the anamorphic format, utilizing a couple PANAVISION MILLENIUM XLs and G-series anamorphic lenses and a Panavised ARRI 235. They also had a hodgepodge of just-in-case gear — some old Gold series cameras and older long-lens primes. They were, after all, miles from any semblance of civilization and even farther from the nearest rental house. "The Mississippi River has a very brown palette, but the island we chose to shoot on was very verdant and full of life," Stone explains. "It juxtaposed the brown color of the river well, and shooting anamorphic just added to the classicism of the film."
Another prime location for the film was the aforementioned island, which was difficult to reach in the middle of the Mississippi River.
As Stone recalls, "We would arrive at base camp before sunrise, and jump in pontoon boats loaded with equipment. Then we would motor two miles downstream, dock on the beach, unload the equipment, walk to the shooting location, hide all the overflow equipment with branches, pull out the STEADICAM, and then shoot. The return trip after wrapping was just as interesting. Pontoon boats loaded with equipment, coupled with the onset of night and barge wakes made for a harrowing experience. (Note: Barges produce very large waves.)
"We shot a lot of scenes where we had no light control," he says. "On the island, there was no way to get equipment other than the camera and a skeleton crew to it. So we didn't have generators or overheads. We shot with a little bit of bounce, and that's about it. On the beach, we used 50D Film. Under a tree canopy, we shot 250D Film."
Nichols was adamant about having plenty of camera movement. So, a STEADICAM system was used liberally, with operator Matthew Petrosky often trudging through sand, water and mud. "On this film, we really wanted to open it up and have the camera move more than in our previous films," says Stone. "Though we wanted a lot of movement, we wanted it to be benign and not call attention to itself. Matt did a fabulous job operating in such a manner."
The filmmakers, themselves Southerners, often have found the South — whether person, place or just vibe — to be portrayed in an incorrect or artificial light in Hollywood movies. Here, they took great care in authenticity, embracing each location's interior and exterior for what they were. Stone describes, "Shooting on location and staying away from sets gave the film a naturalistic look and palpable authenticity."
For example, the interior location of a houseboat was shot in a real, 15-year-old houseboat that had been moved up river. In the Deep South, this meant that the structure was little more than a handmade shack floating on Styrofoam chunks. "The boat was small and cramped, so we brought in most of our light through windows," the cinematographer says. "We did this by tethering flotillas to the side of the houseboat. For daytime setups, each flotilla had a 6K. We also set a 4K balloon in the river for some night work. The balloon was attached to a flotilla anchored to the river floor. Will White, our marine coordinator, made all the water work safe and fun.
"Flying a balloon out in a river was a first for me," he adds, "and probably for the balloon operator, too! We did a lot of stuff for a small movie, and we were lucky to have such an agile film crew to get to each of these locations."
Jeff Nichols has written and directed only three feature films—Shotgun Stories, Take Shelter and Mud—but while it is early in his filmmaking career, he already has garnered what seems like a lifetime's worth of critical acclaim, most recently with his latest film Mud earning a nomination for the Palme d'Or prize at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Set in southeast Arkansas along the banks of the Mississippi River, Mud tells the story of two boys who help a fugitive reunite with the love of his life, with Matthew McConaughey playing the titular character known as Mud.
Nichols, an Arkansas native and graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, collaborated with his cinematographer classmate Adam Stone on all three films, all of which were shot on film. Nichols talked with Kodak about Mud and how film fits into his expanding, evolving oeuvre.
Jeff Nichols: The original inspiration came from a photographic essay I found in the Little Rock Public Library called The Last River that is about people who make a living off the river in lower Arkansas and in Mississippi. This was an area in my home state that I wasn't very familiar with, and I wanted to find out more about it and place a story there. One of my relatives owned a houseboat, and he toured me around the lower White River and the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers. It was this magical place teeming with wildlife and bald eagles. That sealed the deal of wanting to do something in that area. Simultaneously, I was thinking about the kind of story I could have, and it all grew together.
Nichols: The reason for using film has evolved since my first project, even though my conclusion is the same: It looks and feels better for me. I know what I can get out of film. Most all of it is thanks to my director of photography, Adam Stone. On Shotgun Stories, our first film we did together, the independent film market seemed flooded at the time because of the advent of nicer digital cameras. I thought that shooting on film, especially anamorphic, was a good way to separate myself from the pack. That was before I had fully examined the benefits of film because I had never shot a feature film before, nor 35mm. Out of that, I realized that film is such a beautiful format. What looks mundane when shot on video, film brings to life and brings energy to it. We really planned that entire movie—the budget was only $50,000—around shooting on film. Adam, with very few resources, would just take a camera and available light and craft beautiful images.
In Take Shelter, I started to take advantage of that a little more purposefully. We had to shoot Super 35 on that one. Because we would be running and gunning with no room for error and because I wanted to move the camera more, we were intimidated by anamorphic's shallow focus. We wouldn't have the time or money to do reshoots.
When it came time to do Mud, we had our ducks in a row and had more time and money, so we decided to go back to the anamorphic format. It really pays off. Adam knocked it out of the park with some beautiful stuff. I have so much respect for him. He's made my career in a lot of ways.
Nichols: It's kind of funny. I saw that whole movie as a river constantly moving at a graceful pace, not just in terms of what we were photographing but how we were photographing things. I thought a lot less about horizon lines on Mud than I did on my last two films. Shotgun Stories was shot in the delta and was stagnant and still, much like the characters in the movie, so it was all about these locked-off landscapes that were big and open and beautiful but also suffocating at the same time. In Take Shelter, it is all about horizon lines because you have these massive storm clouds coming at you and we wanted to see the breadth of that. But for Mud, we follow these two boys, and it was all about movement. It was the first time we tackled any Steadicam work.
Nichols: For Shotgun Stories, there is no movement because it is about stagnation. Take Shelter is all dolly on track because it is about an unstoppable, supernatural force outside the edges of the frame that is pressing down on these characters—slow, slow laborious push-ins on our subject. With Mud, we threw the shackles off, and I wanted to go wherever these boys go. If they were running, I wanted to be running. This whole story is about adolescence and passing from boyhood to manhood. It felt like the movement from point A to point B on a river, especially the Mississippi with all of its winding and turning. Steadicam was the perfect way to represent that kind of energy with an elegant movement that just never stops, just like a river. The Mississippi flows at two to three miles per hour, so it is not about speed so much as it is about constant, elegant movement.
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file that is located on the server host, or it can load a file
that is located on the client host when the
LOCAL keyword is specified.
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LOCAL version of
DATA statements:
The transfer of the file from the client host to the server
host is initiated by the MySQL server. In theory, a patched
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transfer a file of the server's choosing rather than the file
named by the client in the
DATA statement. Such a server could access any file
on the client host to which the client user has read access.
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LOCAL to read any files that the Web server process
has read access to (assuming that a user could run any command
against the SQL server). In this environment, the client with
respect to the MySQL server actually is the Web server, not
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written explicitly to invoke
MYSQL_OPT_LOCAL_INFILE, 0). See
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|Posted by [name withheld] on August 21 2003 3:33am
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This topic often leads to problems in combination with PHP. If you followed one of the many documents which tell you to compile PHP with "--with-mysql", you didn't link against the MySQL libraries, but you're using the internal MySQL client of PHP, which seems to cause trouble, even if the MySQL server is correctly built with "--enable-local-infile".
Recompiling PHP with "--with-mysql=/usr" solved the problem instantly, because it links against the original MySQL libraries with local file handling enabled. No further configuration needed.
|Posted by [name withheld] on October 4 2003 4:13pm
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In a word...LAME!
The lack of usable examples for overcoming this "security improvement"is INEXCUSABLE! Especially given how widely this function is used....
I lost 4 hours and 1 client because a simple DB import via PHP that used to work no longer does.. The IRS manual makes more sense than the docs for "LOAD DATA [LOCAL]"
Let me elaborate what took forever to find out..(*NIX)
LOAD DATA INFILE '/full_path_to_file/your_file.txt' INTO TABLE your_table
You MUST have a compiled MySQL with '--enable-local-infile '
You MUST have compiled PHP using the full path to MySQL, otherwise it will use it's internal handlers, which don't work with the "new" LOAD DATA.
--with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql (assuming your MySQL is located here)
You MUST start the MySQL daemon with the option '--local-infile=1'
Given the $time I lost fighting this I could have paid to buy a LOCKED SAFE to put my server in for for security... (Or bought a SQL license...<harsh>)
Next time folks, think features/performance/compatibility when "upgrading"..
Just when we started to convince users that the open-source approach was viable....
Don't get me wrong, I love this stuff...
|Posted by [name withheld] on October 14 2003 9:18am
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For use in perl DBI scripts, adding an option at the end of the data source definition for DBI->connect fixes the LOAD DATA LOCAL problem in some situations...
use strict;
use DBI;
my $dsn = "DBI:mysql:mydb;mysql_local_infile=1"; <----
my $user = "me";
my $password = "secret";
my $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn,$user,$password);
|Posted by Jimmy Zhang on February 17 2004 6:46am
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if you are using latest version of phpMyAdmin and have problem uploading CSV, you can go to edit ldi_table.php
you can find "DATA LOCAL" and reach here:
...($local_option_selected ? ' checked="checked" ' : ''); ?>/>...DATA

...(!$local_option_selected ? ' checked="checked" ' : ''); ?>/>...DATA LOCAL
you can change them into
...(!$local_option_selected ? ' checked="checked" ' : ''); ?>/>...DATA

...($local_option_selected ? ' checked="checked" ' : ''); ?>/>...DATA LOCAL
to make ...DATA default instead of ...DATA LOCAL
in this way, you will be able to upload your CSV files smoothly
|Posted by Rob McMillin on March 13 2004 5:44am
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I have to agree with the poster upthread. The documentation for this misfeature (which SHOULD BE REMOVED!) is awful. If you're so dense as to be concerned about somebody taking over your server, you have physical security issues and THAT is what needs to be resolved.
|Posted by Douglas Marsh on April 5 2004 6:16am
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I think the problem is "LOCAL" is sometimes confusing... I'd suggest that the Syntax change to (instead of using or NOT using the word "LOCAL")...
LOAD DATA [SERVER/CLIENT] INFILE 'filename.txt' [... INTO ...];
|Posted by Cory Sytsma on July 15 2004 5:40pm
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If using phpMyAdmin from the same computer as your MySQL instance, you can easily get around this problem by changing the LOAD radio box to ...DATA, when using 'Insert data from a textfile into table' feature off the SQL tab. Modifying ldi_table.php, as mentioned above, will just change the default value selected here.
I don't have a lot of experience with this, but since I'm running phpMyAdmin from the same computer as my MySQL database, I'm assuming that's why this works.
|Posted by Joe Blow on August 31 2004 1:37am
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You guys screwed up with the LOAD security enhancement. It reminds me of the bone-head move the PHP guys did with register-globals = off by default crap. Piss poor move.
Anyways, here is a workaround for those that are trying to import to a remote server:
upload file to remote server. use the following statement:
LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE '/path/to/your/file.csv' INTO TABLE `your_table` FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' LINES TERMINATED BY '\r\n'
|Posted by Emory Smith on September 26 2004 8:12pm
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for those using php and unable to LOAD DATA INFILE on a remote host (with only ftp access):
first try using phpMyAdmin - you will probably need to customize some variables in the .../phpMyAdmin/config.inc.php file (search repeatedly for "upload" in http://www.phpmyadmin.net/documentation/ to see which ones). i found this to work ok for small files (ie - table exports with no binary data).
attempting to load large files (for instance exporting binary data from a local database to remote one) in this manner proved hopeless in my case due to host provider's upload restrictions, timeouts and other issues mentioned above.
for those in the same boat, here's an alternate solution that i found to be both faster and more reliable than using phpMyAdmin:
1. format your INFILE so that you have one sql statement per line*
2. upload the INFILE to remote server (however you like) and make sure both the file and parent directory are readable by php
3. write a php script that opens a file and repeatedly
- - - a. reads a single line into a string**
- - - b. calls mysql_query($string);
4. upload your script (preferably to passwd protected dir) and invoke it with the path to your INFILE.
* beware -- if you are using OS X along with pre-4.3 version of php, you must convert all end-of-line characters in the INFILE from mac-style to unix style. you can do this with the "tr" command:
% tr '\015' '\012' < mac.txt > unix.txt
for php4.3 and later, line endings are no problem, just call
as described at http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.filesystem.php#ini.auto-detect-line-endings
** if youre not sure how you want to do this, try "fgets()" ... see the code example at http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fgets.php
|Posted by David Weingart on December 23 2004 2:19pm
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You can use LOAD DATA LOCAL with recent versions of PHP without recompiling PHP.
Passing 128 (the value of the CLIENT_LOCAL_FILES constant) as the fifth parameter to mysql_connect () enables LOAD DATA LOCAL on the client side.
Example: $dbh = mysql_connect($server, $user, $pass, false, 128);
For PHP 4.3 and above.
|Posted by Peter Keane on September 12 2005 10:33am
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I was getting "the used command is not allowed with this mysql version". using mysql 4.1.11-standard-log. VB6 and MyODBC 3.51.06 on win2000. For this set up you need to add option 65536 Read parameters from the client and odbc groups from my.cnf.
Check this option in the MyOdbc options or an alternative is just to add this option to the connectionstring e.g. option=65536.
In the file c:\my.cnf (or where ever it is) add the following
This sorted out the problem for me.
Peter Keane
|Posted by John Nagle on March 26 2007 4:17pm
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The standard configuration for shared and dedicated hosting today with the Plesk server administration system sets
"set-variable=local-infile=0" in "/etc/my.cnf". Thus, LOAD DATA LOCAL is disabled on such servers.
SHOW VARIABLES LIKE "local%";
will display the current setting of "local_infile".
Using the command line "mysql --local-infile=1" does not produce any error message when local_infile is OFF at the server end, even though "local_infile" is not thereby enabled.
|Posted by Geoffrey Transom on September 14 2007 12:18pm
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I agree completely with those who think there has been a 'negative improvement' recently.
My server has local_infile ON, and PHP is compiled with mysql... yet
LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE [full file path, right from /home/.. ] INTO TABLE `TABLENAME` FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' LINES TERMINATED BY '\n';
now produces different results depending on the client. It does not work in PHP scripts, nor does it work in mySQL Query browser... but it does work in phpMySQLAdmin. The same user/password was used for all attempts to get teh stupid thing to play like it used to.
It used to work just fine, and I have about a dozen scripts that use it. Simply trying to stick a CSV (on my own server) into an existing table (also on my own server) - and use a cron-job PHP script to do so rather than having to plod around doing it by hand in phpMySQLAdmin like a Dark Ages numpty.
Someone tell me what I am missing... tried giving it the relative path to the file, tried to absolute path, but NO JOY.
|Posted by George S on January 14 2008 10:57pm
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I found this solution on another site.. in case the thread gets deleted I'll copy & paste it below.. Here is the original link:
edit my.cnf in /etc/:
...(other stuff)
...(other stuff)
then shutdown, then start mysql:
shell> mysqladmin shutdown
shell> cd /usr/libexec
shell> mysqld
|Posted by Jorge Albarenque on July 29 2013 1:32pm
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I have some web forms on my intranet which uploaded a file to a database using this function. It broke after upgrading Debian to its Wheezy release.
In order to fix it I had to:
* Add local-infile=1 to the [mysqld] and [mysql] sections of my.cnf (as explained in the comments above)
* Use mysqli_real_connect function (check documentation).
The catch is that with that function you can explicitly enable the support for LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE. For example (procedural style):
$link = mysqli_init();
mysqli_options($link, MYSQLI_OPT_LOCAL_INFILE, true);
mysqli_real_connect($link, 'localhost', $username, $password, $database);
This did not require any recompiling or anything else, works straigh away on Debian Wheezy. Hope this helps!!


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Read: Do You Believe or Trust Either Side?
At Sportsnet, John Shannon writes that he doesn't know who Bill Daly, Gary Bettman and Donald Fehr are speaking to when they hold press conferences or go on the radio.
Shannon writes that speaking to the fans doesn't work because they can't solve the lockout. Neither side believes a word that the other said so it doesn't sound like they are talking to them and that just leaves each side talking to themselves.
He says that when both sides talk they really believe they are speaking the truth and representing what is best and needed for their constituents.
Shannon does say that even though it is hard to believe sometimes, he does believe that deep down both sides do want end this mess and get back on the ice.


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2006 Lewis - Syrah Hudson Vineyards Syrah - USA - California - Napa - Napa Valley - Red
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In 1992, Debbie and Randy Lewis established a small family winery with their son Dennis. Total production is approximately 9,000 cases annually of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot and Syrah. They source the finest fruit available from Oakville, Rutherford and Pritchard Hill for red varietals, and the Carneros and Russian River Valley appellations for Chardonnay. More »
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Sheer Watermelon
The stain that started it all. tarte's award-winning and best-selling cheek stain gives you a gorgeous, natural flush in a gel or cream consistency. Rounded top cheek stains are gel based stains, while flat top cheek stains are the cream based version.
This lightweight glow-getter imparts a natural flush - like someone just pinched your cheeks! Get the look of love and an instant pop of soft & dreamy color by applying this to the apples of your cheeks. Unlike traditional stains that are hard to apply, this goof-proof tint melts into skin easily and gives you 20 seconds of blending time before it sets in place for all day wear.
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I am a big fan of Tarte products. I've been using the Tarte amazonian clay blushes for a few years. My favorite color in the powder blushes is Blissful. I recently purchased two Tarte cheek stains in True Love and Exposed. I love both of them. They are different - the True Love is more gel-like, the Exposed is creamier. Both apply easily, are slightly tacky for a few minutes until the tackiness fades. They stay on all day.
The True Love is a lovely natural raspberry flush, but without bluish tones. Exposed is a surprisingly neutral and low key pink, quite lovely. From online photos, I had the impression that Exposed would be brownish, but it is not. On my arm, the colors look quite different from each other. However, both work on my face which is very fair with yellowish undertones. I'm not sure if I have a preference, I like both of them. They both look as if I have a natural flush to my cheeks. I have applied them both by dabbing them directly on my face and then blending with my fingers and also by using a brush. Works both ways.
I know some people have complained that Tarte reduced the size of these while keeping the price the same. I have never yet used up any blush, so I have no complaint about the size. Of course, I would prefer a lower price, but I did get these on sale (beauty.com), so I'm satisfied. Highly recommended.
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Critical water shortage in ECC
Reservoir getting low, inflow is a trickle;
Watkins switches parties, wants to regain House seat in 2014 as Republican
On Nov.7, Christine Watkins and her husband John took a flight out of Salt Lake City bound for a trip to Europe for a couple or weeks with family. Just the night before she had gotten the word that she would no longer be representing District 69 in ...
North Springs will remain open, but hours and fees will change
Rumors that the North Springs Shooting Range is closing are not true, but there will be some changes in operating hours and fees beginning with the new year.
Missing teenagers found Monday in Hollywood
The Helper City Police Department reported Tuesday that two juveniles missing since Nov. 29 were located in Hollywood, CA, Monday. Mattea Jeffs, 17, and Jesse Turner, 16, were said to be in good condition. ...
Carbon High Christmas Choir Concert
The Musettes, one of Carbon High School's special choral groups, performs at the school's annual Christmas Choir Concert Monday. A full house in the auditorium also heard vocal numbers from the concert choir, vocal jazz and a combination of the jazz...
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Sixteen-year-old Dylan Barker, a junior at Carbon High School, shows a few pages of his 4H record book that helped win him a trip to Atlanta, GA recently. Barker was one of only six Utah 4H members to earn the right to to represent the state at the...
As deer migrate to lower elevations, cougars follow
If you live in an area that has mule deer in or near it, cougars may be in the area too.
IRS offers tips on charity donations
Here are some "Season of Giving" tips from the IRS covering charity donations .· Contribute to Qualified Charities.
NAMI awards for Davies,Sun Advocate
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Great opportunity! Lexus of Merillville is a great dealership being a new luxurious facility with many amenities.Lexus of Merillville is seeking qualified personnel to work in our friendly and professional environment.
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Converting simple buttons and frame actions
The Plazmic® Composer can convert simple buttons and simple actions in Flash® to the equivalent in .svg.
Simple buttons have static content (no movie clips). They trigger simple actions with the button release event. Simple buttons in .swf have the following states:
Other button events such as Press, Release Outside, Roll Over, Roll Out, Drag Over, and Drag Out are not supported.
A hit-test shape defines the pointer boundaries for the Over state. For example, a mouse click while the pointer is over the hit-test shape will activate the button.
Simple actions are tellTarget, play, and getURL. They are associated with button events, transitions between button states, or frames in the timeline.
getURL produces a Plazmic .svg extension, <loadScene>. Refer to the SVG for BlackBerry Reference Guide for more information.
Adobe® Flash provides a special timeline for buttons. One frame is provided for each button state. ActionScript can be associated with button state transitions through the on(release) mouse event handler. Adobe Flash can also associate actions with specific frames in the timeline.
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Submission Turning A Kindle Fire HD Into A Power Tablet->
jfruh writes: "The Kindle Fire HD is in theory a powerful device at a reasonable price — but its Android-based OS is so oriented towards Amazon's ecosystem that it can be tricky to unlock its full potential. Still, with a little savvy you can get underneath the covers, improving battery life, getting full access to cameras and other devices, and even listening to music you've purchased through iTunes."
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Eyes are the window to the body, mind, spirit and soul.
This year, Stila celebrates 20 years of infinite style. Create endless looks with our new "Eyes Are The Window" shadow palettes. Inspired by the spiritual notion that true beauty is revealed from within, each palette is curated with 12 luxurious eye shadows to illuminate your inner beauty. Encased in exquisite, jewelry-inspired compacts-a precious mix of rose, yellow and white golds-the shadows will inspire intrigue and delight.
Each palette comes with a lookbook curated by Sarah Lucero, Stila's Global Executive Director of Creative Artistry.
Spirit: A stunning palette of 12 of Stila's most iconic shades
"Where the spirit does not work with the hand, there is no art."-Leonardo da Vinci


text: Study: Big One will kill 10K people, do $32B in damage in Oregon Share this story email Share this story «Previous 6 of 16 Photos Next » Read the story « » Japan Tsunami Anniversary This combination photo shows a bridge taken March 22, 2011, top, and Friday, March 1, 2013, in Ishinomaki, Miyagi prefecture. Japan next week observes two years from the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami which devastated the northeastern Pacific coast of the country. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) JAPAN OUT, MANDATORY CREDIT, NO LICENSING IN CHINA, FRANCE, HONG KONG, JAPAN AND SOUTH KOREA


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Read: How The Cap Floor Needs To Change
In the NY Post, Larry Brooks writes that as part of getting players the full portion of their contract and lowering escrow payments, the league needs to make the salary floor a percentage of the salary cap instead of just making it $16 million below the cap.
Brooks says that the percentage should be set around 65% which it was around in the years right after the lockout.
Last year's salary cap was $64.3 million and the floor was $48.3 million which was just over 75% of the cap.
Brooks adds "There's this, too: Cap the players at 51 percent of hockey-related revenue but guarantee the players 49 percent. Combined with a lower floor, this diminishes the chance the league would ever have to issue make-whole checks to the union following any season."


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|Robbery Suspects Sought From ASU Incident
|Written by Steve Frank
|Monday, 03 December 2012 08:19
A campus robbery from late yesterday is under investigation by ASU Police, two suspects sought. At approximately 5:55pm, just after dark, a male student reported to ASU Police that he was walking on Holmes Drive behind the Holmes Convocation Center, when two unknown black males
physically knocked him down and stole money from his wallet, then fled toward Faculty Street. The victim reported that there were no weapons involved and the black male suspects fled the area in a red older model Jeep Cherokee. The suspects are described by police as black males in their early 20's, both approximately 6'0, thin build with short hair. Suspect 1 was said to have wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and jeans, suspect 2 said to be wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and jeans. ASU Police are continuing to investigate and are seeking information on the suspects.
Anyone with information regarding this or any crime is encouraged to call the ASU Police Department at (828) 262-2150, or you may also contact Crimestoppers at (828) 268-6959. If your information leads to an arrest, you may be eligible for a reward up to $1000.00.
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text: MAC Porcelain Pink Mineralize Skinfinish ($29.00 for 0.32 oz.) is described as a "soft pinky coral with gold veining." It's a light pink with warm undertones and a dusting of gold sparkle and shimmer. It looks more coral in the pan than it does when swatched. Chanel Pink Cloud is pinker, less golden. MAC Rhapsody in Two is a touch pinker. Benefit Sugarbomb is a darker pink and less metallic.Read Full Review


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This picture taken on November 22, 2012 shows a half-demolished... Foto di attualitàAppartamento,Casa,Cina,Cina orientale,Composizione orizzontale,Questioni sociali,Relazione di coppia,Rifiutare,Sfratto,Stare in piedi,Strada,Struttura edile,Thank You,Triciclo,Wenling,ZhejiangPhotographer STRCollection: AFP 2012 AFPThis picture taken on November 22, 2012 shows a half-demolished apartment building standing in the middle of a newly-built road thanks to a Chinese couple that refused to move in Wenling, in eastern China's Zhejiang province. Luo Baogen, 67, and his 65-year-old wife have waged a four-year battle to receive more than the 41,300 USD compensation offered by the local government of Daxi, a Chinese newspaper said. The phenomenon is called a 'nail house' in China, as such buildings stick out and are difficult to remove, like a stubborn nail. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)


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As much as we adore sharing our seasonal shopping obsessions and waxing rapturous about the latest trends, we're not spotlight hogs. Despite appearances to the contrary, there are few things that give us greater glee than turning things over to a guest expert. Today Insiders' Picks is particularly thrilling, as we've got double the knowledge and twice as nice products, thanks to a pair of blue chip stylists-Emily Current and Meritt Elliott.
The ladies (who work together under the styling alias, Maude) have forged a truly impressive partnership. Whether they're working on fashion editorials for magazines like Nylon or creating memorable outfits for clients such as Mandy Moore and Emma Roberts, Current and Elliott always bring a playful, intelligent spirit to whatever they touch. Their finished looks are almost like the styling equivalent of a Sofia Coppola film or a Jenny Lewis album: deeply personal, a little quirky, and completely wonderful.
Banking on their remarkable fashion acumen and reputation as preeminent tastemakers, we turned to team Maude as a resource for spring product suggestions. The duo didn't disappoint, kindly giving us a list of everything they adore right now. Their selections are simply perfect, just what we'd expect from such a talented team!
See by Chloe Secret Garden Jersey Dress
Current and Elliott picked this darling jersey dress from See by Chloe because it's conducive to so many styling possibilities. In addition to being extremely versatile, we also like the frock's built-in bustier-like print and budget-friendly price tag!
Givenchy Lace Booties ($690)
At WhoWhatWear.com, we're constantly on the lookout for cute flats that will add polish to our casual outfits, but can also work with fancier ensembles. To our delight, these Givenchy booties do just that! While pricey, they're so special that a splurge might be in order!
Made Her Think Pyramid Totem Knuckle Buster Ring ($264)
Today's styling duo relies on Made Her Think's genius pieces to implement a little edge into everyday attire. While they adore the above studded ring, the ladies also recommended the Double Band Chain Ring ($132) in sterling silver.
MAC Lipstick in Ruby Woo ($14)
Having tried and tested a plethora of red lipsticks, Current and Elliott give this MAC shade their highest recommendation. The much-loved crimson color will elevate any look-seriously!
Eugenia Kim Charles Hat ($311)
The ladies love to add a dash of whimsy to whatever they wear or style, hence the top hat. Their favorite chapeau will add a playful element to any look and is available by custom order (just email firstname.lastname@example.com).
Revlon 3D Extreme Mascara in Black ($13)
"We love lashes," Current enthuses. "The chunkier and more sixties doll-like, the better!" To achieve said beauty look, they recommend Revlon 3D Extreme Mascara. It's a high quality and affordable addition to any make-up bag!
Rebecca Minkoff Crush Bag ($295)
Everyone loves Rebecca Minkoff's bags, including today's insiders! The ladies of Maude suggest wearing this smallish, studded bag with a ruffled or floral dress for a girly-meets-grunge effect.
Kiki De Montparnasse Caftan de Nuit ($550)
Leave it to stylists to know the best secrets. We had no idea that Kiki De Montparnasse, the luxe lingerie boutique, carried clothes that could be worn outside of the bedroom! This semi-sheer, lace-detailed top is a lovely investment piece and can easily be dressed up or (way) down!
Current/Elliott Super Slouchy Skinny Jean ($238)
In addition to their styling work, our Insiders also have their own cult denim label-Current/Elliott, of course! Launched last summer, their best-known boyfriend jeans became an instant classic and celebrity favorite in about five seconds flat. But the style this pair prefers is the Super Slouchy Skinny ("It's the evolution of the boyfriend silhouette," Current says.). In other words: buy them now, because they're about to become wildly popular!
Patsy Cline Album: The Definitive Collection ($11)
Finally, to wrap up today's story, we have something slightly unexpected: an album recommendation. Current and Elliott adore Patsy Cline's crooning and this remastered collection is the perfect introduction to the country star's best loved classics and standards.


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Heber City was the place to be for the last 10 days if you were looking for rodeo action at its finest.
Heber City hosted the Utah State High School Rodeo Finals where cowboys and cowgirls from all over the state were vying for the State Championship title. Carbon Rodeo Club kids were among the best of the best.
Dalton Rudman took home the reserve champion title in the bull riding event qualifying him for the Nation High School Rodeo Finals in Rock Springs, Wyo., next month where he will be competing against kids from all 50 states for the National Championship.
Afton McCourt ended up 12th overall in the barrel racing event and 16th in the breakaway. This qualified her for the Silver State Rodeo in Winnemucca, Nev., later this summer.
Zach Jensen and his team roping partner Ty Gordon took home the number 17 spot in team roping and Zach finished in the top 25 in the tiedown event.
JoeCee Heil ended the season in the top 50 in the breakaway event.
Nick Rukavina finished the season in the number 35 spot with partner Zach Trapp of Lehi.
Cody Willis competed in the trap shoot and rifle shoot for the carbon club. This is the first year they have offered the shooting events at state finals. Cody took home the number 26 spot in the rifle shoot.
Kashley Donathan was looking to have a great finals when a terrible accident in the pole bending event sent her to the hospital ICU with a lacerated liver. After spending six days in the hospital she was released to return home.
In the Junior High finals, Morgan Jensen, an eighth grader at Mont Harmon Jr. High took home 4th place in the first round of the Barrel Racing coming back to win the 1st place buckle in the short round. She ended up in 3rd place in the state qualifying her for the Jr. High National Finals Rodeo in Gallup, N.M. She also won 4th place in the second round of the pole bending event giving her the 8th place overall finish in the pole bending.
Carbon Rodeo Club advisor Jill Jensen said the team puts in endless hours of practice and many miles traveling up and down the road to qualify for the State Finals Rodeo. "This is where the best of the best compete, and these kids definitely are the best of the best," said Jensen.
The new season for the High School Rodeo will begin again in August.


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Long Sleeve Lotus Tee (Women's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 30794
Translate a spirit of growth into everyday wear with the long sleeved Lotus Top. A beautiful design bursting with life is printed on soft and lightweight burnout fabric. The Lotus is a favorite of yoga enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
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- Lightweight burnout fabric
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Material: 50% Cotton / 50% Polyester
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Comments about prAna Long Sleeve Lotus Tee (Women's):
I absolutely love this shirt. I bought this shirt in the Twilight color, and received many compliments on it. I will be ordering this shirt again in the Pumpkin color.


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Hiking Trails of the Smokies
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Hiking Trails of the Smokies is a comprehensive guide to the official trails of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, covering 149 trails with detailed narratives. Includes a full color, all-park trip planning map plus 165 trail profile charts. Handy, pocket sized book, printed on special lightweight, recycled paper.
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Comments about Books and Calendars Hiking Trails of the Smokies:
I started using an earlier version of this book in college, over 10 years ago, and I consider it to be an absolute essential for the Smokies backpacker. It's easy to understand, and the elevation charts at the beginning of each trail section help you decide whether it's the trail for you or not. A must-have!
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This little book is pulled out every time I plan a hike in the Smokies. Trail elevation profiles, info on hazards, as well as info on natural and historical facts make this book a must have for any serious Smokies hiker or backpacker.
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