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I read in some places that Gmail.com is sometimes blocked. Is there a workaround so that I can access my email while I am in China?
My experience with China's internet has been "Have a backup plan" if you need access to some services.
You can use Google's Transparency Report for China to determine the current status of Google Services in PRC. As of writing, no it does not appear to be blocked.
However, there are cases where it has been - and it might happen while you are there. If GMail is a critical service to you - have a backup plan. Here are some solutions that have worked for me and others.
The short answer is, "yes, in most places at most times." But there are some important exceptions.
China occasionally gets into "tiffs" with Google, or other Internet providers, which could cause a service disruption. Also, there may be a crackdown against the internet generally, possibly including email. Here's an example:
As to places, China is a large country, and some places are less developed than others, with fewer T-1 lines, towers, etc. Also, in politically sensitive areas like Tibet and the Uighur northwest, there may from time to time be a crackdown directed against the local population (and their communications), that will affect "innocent" foreigners as well.
It's never failed me over there.
Beware, however, that a SSL certificate failure results in nothing but an error message. On a Chinese computer (internet cafe) the error was entirely in Chinese. Since I don't read Chinese the result was totally cryptic. What actually happened was the computer's clock was exactly 3 years in the past.
The last couple of times I've been there Google itself was unusable, though.
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|Watauga Commission Takes Forced Action
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"Figures can't lie but liars can figure," that from an obviously frustrated Commissioner David Blust, while Perry Yates said, "I don't like being caught between the town that I feel like is violating private property rights out there—I don't like being caught in that at all—and then the state saying,
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The Demons (15-13 overall, 7-6 in the Southland) scored 100 points and shot 51 percent Saturday in an impressive 14-point win over 17-12 Campbell in a Sears BracketBusters game at Prather Coliseum. But Wednesday night, they managed to sink only 13 of 66 shots (19.7 percent) and were a miserable 11 of 25 (44 percent) on free throws.
Their previous season lows were 55 points, 33 percent shooting and a 1-for-11 showing on 3-pointers. A mediocre free throw shooting team all season (61.2 percent), NSU had made 68 percent from the line in its last three games.
The Bearkats (12-16, 6-7) struggled too, shooting 37 percent overall and only 41 percent (16-39) on free throws while making 23 turnovers. Sam Houston got 17 points from Demarcus Gatlin and 14 by Konner Tucker, while William Mosley's 9 points was the best Northwestern could muster.
Mosley had 16 rebounds and blocked five shots to move into a tie for sixth place on the NCAA's career blocks list with 452, just one away from matching Alonzo Mourning's 453 for fifth place.
Antuan Bootle snagged 20 rebounds, 17 on the defensive glass, to help Sam Houston to a 55-46 rebounding advantage.
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"I can't put my finger on it, I just have no words for it. How you can go from the team we were Saturday, from a team that had our fans buzzing, to this, I don't know. We had people excited and we laid an egg, a lot of eggs," he said. "The kids played hard. Can't fault the effort. We couldn't play any worse offensively."
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OSU football remains on the Oregon Trail. Let us count the ways that the Cowboys mirror the Mighty Ducks of Eugene.
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OSU football remains on the Oregon Trail. Let us count the ways that the Cowboys mirror the Mighty Ducks of Eugene.
* Jump-started by a megabooster who provided necessary facilities.
* Winning big after decades of mediocrity.
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* Turning over a world-class offense to a no-name from a small-college outpost in the northeast corner of the country.
The latest repeat of Oregon's footsteps came Thursday, when Mike Gundy announced his new offensive coordinator.
Mike Yurcich of Shippensburg. Who and where?
Same questions asked in 2007, when Oregon coach Mike Bellotti named Chip Kelly of New Hampshire the Ducks' offensive coordinator.
So dismiss Yurcich's pedigree at your own risk. Sure, scoring 55 points on Slippery Rock is not the same as scoring 55 on West Virginia. But scoring 55 points with Shippensburg talent is not the same as scoring 55 points with OSU talent.
I can tell you this. While Shippensburg is sad to see Yurcich go, Shippensburg's foes are thrilled.
"Mike was definitely the tough one to defend," said Bloomsburg defensive coordinator Paul Darragh. Bloomsburg was Shippensburg's chief rival in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference this season. Shippensburg beat Bloomsburg 49-42 in a late-season showdown, then swamped Bloomsburg 58-20 in the NCAA Division II playoffs.
"He took over at Shippensburg (before the 2011 season), they had a conventional offense," Darragh said. "Kind of a Wing-T. He introduced the spread with the quarterback run game, up-tempo, no-huddle."
Huh. Sounds familiar.
Other features of the Yurcich offense, courtesy of Darragh. Personnel groupings not easily defined, making it tough for defenses to match up. QB run game, via a draw, not so much the option. A run game effective because defenses have to be so tuned to the pass.
Division II football is the same as Big 12 football, except the latter is played by the bigger, the stronger and the faster. Between the ears, it's much the same.
"Chip Kelly's an example of that," Darragh said. Kelly took over as Oregon's head coach in 2009 and in January was hired to coach the Philadelphia Eagles. From New Hampshire offensive coordinator to Philly head coach in six years.
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"Oh dread,"said Uncle Spud. "Another government shutdown is looming. Whatever shall we do?"
"Do you really think it will happen?"I asked.
"It might,"he said. "If congress can"t agree by Friday, there will be no budget deal and the government will run out of money."
"The government ran out of money a long time ago,"I reminded him. "Uncle Sam has been living on his credit card for the past 30 years."
"Well, if congress doesn"t use the credit card again, all non-essential government agencies will shut down at the end of the week."
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"Exactly,"Spud agreed.
"How many of those hundreds of federal agencies are non-essential,"I asked.
"Most of them,"he said. "The constitution says the role of the federal government is to provide for the national defense, regulate interstate commerce, and make treaties with foreign nations. Anything else has been surreptitiously or illegally added, and is therefore non-essential, according to our founding principles and documents."
"Hmm,"I mused. "Are you telling me that with hundreds of non-essential agencies, and with dozens, maybe hundreds of duplicitous bureaus, commissions and agencies on the payroll, congress can"t find a way to reduce the budget and stop borrowing money from China?"
"You got it,"Spud said. "In fact, the size of government is increasing exponentially as we speak. This administration has added 188,000 new people to the government payroll in the past two years. They just keep adding more layers to the bureaucracy. The federal government is our nations largest employer and has been for a long time. And once hired, it"s almost impossible to get rid of federal employees. People, jobs and agencies are never cut or reduced once they become meshed into the bureaucratic web."
"It is no wonder our nation is going broke,"I said. "No one can run a country or a business like that. To be productive, we"ve got to be efficient and cull the non-essential dead wood on a regular basis. Why doesn"t congress take inventory and cut back on the duplicate and non-essential agencies?"
"All of that old dry wood has become a fire hazard,"Spud said. "Look what is happening in Wisconsin with the public employees unions."
"Good point,"I had to agree.
"Maybe a government shutdown would be a good thing."
"Sure it would,"Spud agreed. "And the longer the shutdown the better. The only time we lose our freedoms, increase the national debt, and get smothered by new taxes and regulations that cripple the economy and make our lives miserable is when congress is in session. It would be great if we could send them all home and tell them we"ll call them if we need them to sign a treaty or declare war or something."
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"Sorry,"Spud said. "Today is Monday. You can"t do business with the government of Mondays and Fridays. No one is ever in the office."


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2011 stats: 2 games played, 13 carries, 21 rushing yards, 1 reception, 7 yards, 1 fumble.
2011 Season Review: Anyone hoping the Jets found a mid-round rookie running back gem in Bilal Powell were left incredibly disappointed. Powell didn't even see first team snaps on offense until week 12 against the Broncos and that was by necessity with Ladainian Tomlinson and Shonn Greene both ruled out for most of the game. Powell did nothing to impress on his 13 carries he received between the Denver game and garbage time versus Kansas City, and if anything he'll be best known for fumbling the ball on the goal line in Denver that was fortunately gobbled up by Matt Slauson for the Jets' only touchdown that game. Especially in comparison to recent Jets rookie successes at running back like Shonn Greene and Leon Washington, Bilal Powell looked incredibly lost.
2012 Outlook: The fact that the Jets drafted a running back this past April and aren't going to let Powell sit as the third back on the depth chart unchallenged says a lot about how disappointed the Jets coaches were with Powell as a rookie, though that shouldn't be surprising. Playing time will be there this season for Powell if he can earn it – the Jets will be one of the league's most frequent runners and the stable of backs on the Jets right now aren't exactly the most proven bunch. Although, if he can't make any serious strides there's always the possibility that he may not even make the roster, which would make him one of the Jets' more disappointing fourth rounders in recent memory. The issue for Powell is that his skill set doesn't really stand out as offering a certain quality that Greene or McKnight or even Terrence Ganaway already offer, and his one saving grace may be that his game is the most balanced. Powell will need to step his game up considerably, as his rookie season left a lot to be desired and he wasn't anywhere close to a level where he could contribute as part of the offense.


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Monaco Denver is located in the heart of Denver's downtown, easy walking distance to Sixteenth Street pedestrian mall and Larimer Square for plenty of shopping, dining and people-watching. Sports fans will enjoy Coors Field being less than a mile away, to take in a game or tour the historic ballpark. Also less than a mile away where LoDo (Lower Downtown) meets the river, you'll find Elitch Gardens—Denver's amusement park. It's 26 miles to Denver International Airport, and guests with cars, be advised: parking is difficult in the neighborhood, but the hotel offers valet service for a fee.
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The Staff was beyond wonderful.
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Source(June 27, 1952, ch. 477, title II, ch. 9, § 292,66 Stat. 235; Pub. L. 104–208, div. C, title III, §§ 308(d)(4)(O), 371 (b)(9),Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–619, 3009–645.)
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heh, that is a bit rotten :P
What window manager are you using?
SuSE 9.2 Pro.
When I click the dash to minimise the current window it appears to close the program down instead of putting an entry in the taskbar which means I have to restart the program again and i have lost all the work.
How can I get it to minimise to the taskbar again.
heh, that is a bit rotten :P
What window manager are you using?
Any specific program, or all of them?
You might find that you just don't have pager on the panel, so it doesn't show.
Is it in alt-tab?
whjat if you run 'ps x' in a terminal - does it show the program still running?
All programs.
I just minimised one program to the taskbar and ran the ps x command and it was listed, does this mean it is still running?.
Yep, it's still running.
You could try alt-tab to cycle through the apps, see if they are there.
If that's the case, you probably want to add the window list applet back to the panel. I'm sure a kde user can tell you how to do that, Babbing?
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
A meeting of the departmental committees from the College of Eastern Utah and Utah State Univeristy last week brought to light just how difficult it is when to institutions must merge together to become one.
The meeting which was held on Wednesday, included representatives of all five groups who are working together to help the merger become not only a reality but a workable plan when the whole thing comes together on July 1, 2010.
"We are trying to create a new institution here," said CEU interim president Mike King at the beginning of the get together. "We are looking to define roles more clearly and staying with the core issues. We are looking to bring added value for increased operations."
The five groups then reported their progress in negotiations. The five areas included student issues, information systems, administrative issues, academics, and public relations. Each report pointed to good things happening between the groups in terms of progress, but they also said some issues still needed to be resolved and details worked out.
The student issues group reported that they are examining redundancies in student services, recruitment, reporting structure and what would need to happen to integrate Banner between the campuses. Banner is a state system for finance including scholarships student tuition, pay checks and other financial matters.
One of the biggest concerns that students have had is how they will be represented within the system. They say they don't want to lose their voice with a bigger instituation that is 200 miles away.
"We met with the student government assurred them that they will have a full voice within the Associated Students of Utah State University," said James Morales of USU, who is the co-chair of that committee with Alex Herzog of CEU. "A representative will sit on the executive council and on the local advisory council as well."
Concerning information systems, Eric Mantz, the CEU co-chair of that committee said that in most systems USU and CEU are similar.
"Banner is the exception to that and we are forming committtees to addres the time lines for resolving those issues," said Mantz.
Issues concerning administration (personnel, finance, facilities, auxilaries) were also addressed by the committee co-chair Brandon Keller of CEU. He said that there were a number of differences that needed to be worked out including the fact that CEU has a company purchased medical plan for employees and USU is self funded. Other issues involve tuition benefits for employees and their families (CEU provides full funding for tuition while USU offers a 50 percent discount), that CEU employees accrue vacation faster than USU employees and that the pay periods between the two schools are different (CEU is twice a month, while USU is once a month).
"The tie in with students and financial matters concerning banner is also a difference," said Keller. "But we have agreed that CEU is going to be able to maintain line items in the budget."
Greg Benson, the academic vice president at CEU said that the academic issues committee has also tackled a number of items and has resolved many of them.
"We've agreed that future degrees that come from our campus will be USU degrees," he said. "Faculty will also be hired under USU polices and the academic organization management will be managed on a day to day basis here with broader situations being looked at by those in Logan."
Benson also said that the committee, including those from CEU, have looked at a new plan that will be very beneficial for the CEU faculty, but that it wasn't quite in its final form yet.
"We will be getting you all together to talk about it in a few days," said Benson. "But what we are considering will embrace all of our faculty."
Brad King, who is co-chair of the public relations committee, talked about how the college and the univerisity will be dealing with the publics questions and concerns about creating a new entity that is associated with USU. He also went over the timeline for the development of the merger. Those dates include:
Oct. 30, 2009. recommendations and resolutions from the committees go to Cory Duckworth who is overseeing the schools transition.
Nov. 3, 2009. The executive committee of the transition will look at the recommendations.
Nov. 13, 2009. The first draft of the memorandum of understanding will be put together and put out for comment in late November.
Dec. 1, 2009. The final draft of the MOU will be put together.
Dec. 9, 2009. The program will be rolled out.
Dec. 11, 2009. The Board of Regents will be presented the plan for approval.
In the January-February time period the legislature will look over the plan and will approve or ask for changes.
July 1, 2010. The transition should be done and the schools will be affiliated.
August 2010. The first day of school will mark the beginning of the CEU-USU era on the Price and Blanding campus'.
Questions concerning details were answered after the presentations with USU Stan Albrect and USU provost Ray Coward answering most of the inquiries. They calmed fears about programs cuts, particularly one asked about concerning what a "viable" program is.
"We intend to do what is best for the students and it is as simple as that," said Coward as he summed up the meeting, the purpose of the committees and the merger in general.


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MC/IC axis
As we have already seen, the 4th and 10th houses are the parental houses, with the 4th house describing the family background and the environment within which we grew up, and the 10th house describing our family's social status and relationship to the world. These houses also describe our perception of the parental relationship itself, and it is likely that, to some extent, the roles played by our parents were or are interchangeable. Biologically, of course, we are the product of the union between our parents, so the 4th and 10th houses reflect the tension and the creativity of the meeting of opposites which resulted in our conception. The conflicting demands of our private life and public life, our home and our work, our inner and outer worlds, create the kind of tension and stress that I suspect we have all felt from time to time.
No matter which house system we are using, it is worth pointing out that
the meaning of the MC/IC axis is not identical to the meaning of the 4th
and 10th houses, which describe the qualities and attitudes of our parents
and what we learned on our mother's or father's knee. At the end of the
day, the MC/IC meridian is a uniquely personal axis. It is our vertical
axis, our central pillar, describing in the deepest sense where we are
coming from and where we are going. And although this may very well be
an extension of our parents' goals, ambitions and achievements, eventually
our task appears to be to extract ourselves from the parental matrix, put
down our own roots, and find our own place in the world.
The MC describes our true vocation or 'calling', that 'something' we need to achieve in the world in order to fulfil our unique potential. Unlike the 10th house, it is driven from within, rather than from without. And the IC describes the roots of our being, which support and sustain and nourish us on an inner level, and which are the source of our potency and power in the world. As the midnight point in the birth chart, it is the point where the Sun dies and is reborn, and in traditional astrology it signifies 'the end of the matter', which also makes way for new beginnings. The vertical axis of the MC/IC can be compared to the chakra system, our central pillar, with the IC functioning as the base chakra. As with all axes, the MC and IC depend upon each other, because our capacity to grow upwards will always depend on the strength of our roots.
In the Equal House system, the MC/IC axis will normally be found in the 10th and 4th houses, in which case our own direction in life may well be an extension of that of our family and parents. But if it falls outside the 10th and 4th houses, then our direction in life may be very different from that of our parents. If, for example, the MC/IC axis falls across the 9th/3rd houses, then our vocation may involve education, teaching, law, philosophy, travel, or any of the themes associated with these two houses. We might be the one person in the family, for example, who has gone to university, or who lives in another country or culture, or who adopts a different religion or philosophy from the rest of the family. With the MC-IC axis across the 8th/2nd houses, we are unlikely to feel particularly comfortable with the traditions and values of the culture we grew up in. We will want to plunge deep into the buried issues which that culture or society is not looking at and, with the IC in the 2nd house, to live according to our own inner values, which will be described by the sign on the 2nd house cusp, the planetary ruler of the 2nd house, and any planets in the 2nd house. If the MC/IC axis is in the 11th and 5th houses, then we are likely to have a more political, socially conscious or creative vocation and path in life than that of our parents and family. No doubt we will find ourselves kicking against the old traditions, assumptions, and perceived complacency of the 10th/4th house culture into which we were born, and seek to make our own unique contribution (IC in the 5th house) to the development of political or social awareness (MC in the 11th house).
The curious thing about the MC/IC axis is that it seems to describe talents, goals and potentials which our parents have denied or suppressed; what they would have liked to have been or done if they had only had the opportunity. And so this axis can put us directly in touch with particular gifts and challenges we have inherited from our parents but which have not been lived out by them. There is a poem by Rainer Maria Rilke called Separate Lives, which expresses this beautifully:
Sometimes a man stands up during supper
and walks outdoors, and keeps on walking,
because of a church that stands somewhere in the East.
And his children say blessings on him as if he were dead.
And another man, who remains inside his own house,
dies there, inside the dishes and in the glasses,
so that his children have to go far out into the world
toward that same church, which he forgot.
There is always a powerful ancestral 'charge' around this axis, and it is on this axis that we seem to inherit the as yet unfulfilled, incomplete, still to be manifested or resolved, destiny and calling of our family line. In this sense the MC/IC axis connects us to the archetypal parents which always stand behind or beyond our ordinary human, mortal parents. The parental archetypes, the male and female principles, are symbolised in astrology by the Sun and Moon, which leads us back to questions about the spirit and soul. It would be symbolically valid to suppose that the spirit and soul might be made manifest through the MC/IC axis.
Diagram of the seven chakras in the human body,
from Titus Burckhardt, Alchemy [5]
For example, if we relate the MC/IC axis to the ancient system of chakras, there is a correlation between the MC, spirit, and the crown chakra, which relates to consciousness as pure awareness. When fully developed, this chakra brings us knowledge, wisdom, understanding, spiritual connection and bliss. 'It is our place of mergence with God, the Oneness, the All.' [6]By the same token, there is a correlation between the IC, soul, and the base chakra, which, in the body, is located at the base of our spine. As such, it is related to our survival instincts, to our sense of grounding and connection to our bodies, our ability to be present in the here and now. It also relates to our ability to draw nourishment and strength from within, through our physical bodies, and describes how we feel about being incarnate, about being on the earth. Tension here often points to a fundamental sense of insecurity, fear, or threat to our survival.
Audience: But it is difficult to think of the MC/IC axis as our central pillar because in charts it is always veering around, changing its relationship to the Ascendant/Descendant all the time.
Clare: That is certainly how it seems, and this is simply because, in modern birth charts, it is the convention to keep the Ascendant/Descendant axis horizontal. However, from a geographical point of view, it is the north-south meridian, the MC/IC axis which stays the same, while the Ascendant/Descendant axis veers around this meridian, with the Ascendant being anywhere from south-east right through to north-east, as we stand in the centre of our charts looking south.
Audience: But what if you have nothing on the IC? Does that mean you have no root system or that you have to wait for a transit to get that going?
Clare: We all have important stories around the IC, whether or not there is a planet there. The IC will be in a sign, and that sign will have its planetary ruler or rulers, which will be in certain signs and houses and make certain aspects, so that is where we would look for the IC story. Let's have a look at some planets on the MC/IC axis.
Tom: I have two planets on the IC: Saturn and Uranus. Can we have a look at one of those?
Clare: Yes, let's have a look at them both and see how they function. This is a good example, because your MC/IC axis is in Sagittarius/Gemini and falls in your 11th and 5th houses. This indicates that your own personal vocation in life has been very different from that of your parents and from the themes described by the 10th/4th houses. No doubt your personal journey has led you to discover your own ideas and your own particular talents and capabilities (IC in the 5th house), and to develop and explore them across a wide spectrum of society, or even of the world (MC in Sagittarius in the 11th house). I would imagine that your life has been lived on a much larger scale, and with more political or social involvement than your parents.
Chart data omitted for reasons of confidentiality
Tom: That's right and very interesting. Can you say some more about this?
Clare: Let's have a look at the parental background first, to try to understand something about your family background and the role of your parents in your life. Your 10th/4th houses are ruled by the fixed signs of Scorpio and Taurus, the axis of exchange. Taurus on the 4th house cusp indicates stability in the family, and Venus, which rules your 4th house, is in Scorpio in the 10th house, which indicates that your father may have had a powerful role in the world - perhaps dealing with other people's money or resources. Scorpio on the 10th house cusp, ruled by Mars and Pluto, indicates that you saw your mother as a powerful, determined, ambitious and opinionated woman, since the Mars ruler is in Aries in the 3rd house, and the Pluto ruler is conjunct your Descendant in the 7th house. Perhaps you experienced her as rather controlling and invasive?
Tom: Yes, that is certainly true. I do come from a large landowning family who have been farmers for generations, although my father was a merchant banker in the City. He was certainly a very powerful man, and he was determined that I would also become a banker and follow in his footsteps. My mother was an intelligent woman who ruled the roost at home, devoting all her energies to her family and children. Had she been born in another era I suspect she would have been a successful career woman.
Clare: From the point of view of your MC/IC axis, I imagine that you may have found your family background and your parents' expectations rather oppressive. The Gemini/Sagittarius axis is one of space, expansion and exploration, and with Saturn and Uranus conjunct your IC, it looks at if, in order to forge your own way in the world, you have had to sever your family connections and learn to stand on your own feet. This cannot have been easy, with Saturn on your IC, but no doubt you have felt compelled to break away from family ties.
Tom: I think this all started when I was sent to a Jesuit boarding school at a young age. That was a huge shock to me at the time, but it also opened up my mind, and I will always be grateful for the education I received. I learned to think and to question and to challenge ideas, and that has stood me in good stead throughout my life. And I did cut off entirely from my family for a while, because I refused to go into banking and there was a huge row. In fact, my father did literally 'cut me off' and out of my inheritance.
Clare: This is a very graphic description of Saturn in Taurus and Uranus in Gemini on the IC. Saturn in Taurus in the 4th house describes your duty to your family, the importance of tradition and the heavy sense of responsibility imposed upon you by your father as well as the denial of your inheritance. But Uranus in Gemini is even closer to your IC, and that describes the rebel and the free thinker, and the fact that you had your own ideas. I think we can see why you had to break free and follow your own path, which is very flexible and expansive and autonomous. It is particularly interesting that both Saturn and Uranus are your chart rulers, since you have Aquarius rising, so no doubt this has been a major theme in your life.
Tom: And as it happens, I went into marketing, and ended up being the managing director of a multinational company. I have been travelling extensively my entire career, negotiating and dealing with people from all over the world until recently, when I was suddenly and unexpectedly asked to take early retirement. But at least it has given me the time to study astrology.
Clare: Well, that is a perfect description of your Sagittarius MC, with its ruler in Gemini in the 5th house. It is also another example of being suddenly cut off at your roots and from your income. But Uranus is often associated with astrology, so perhaps this is also about finding your vocation in life, or a way of making sense of it all. But the MC/IC axis can also indicate where we have inherited the unlived lives of our parents, or particular gifts and talents from our ancestors, so I am wondering whether your father may have been a free spirit himself, who was unable to escape his family responsibilities and duties, and whether your mother, who was such a powerful force in your life, was unable to fulfil her intellectual or educational potential. If so, then on a deeper level, by breaking away from the expected family pattern, you may even have been fulfilling and living out the unlived lives of your parents.
Tom: Well, certainly it is true that my father was obliged to follow in his father's footsteps, and my mother met and married my father when she was very young, and at that time married women did not pursue their own careers. This has given me a great deal of food for thought.
Clare: That is a wonderful example, Tom. Thank you.


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Is bind listed in /etc/host.conf ?
Hi all,
I have a small box runing CentOS 4.2 here at school. This is a minimal, text based install. The system works fine, and I can ping and ssh to it from any workstation on the LAN, however, I do not seem to have DNS (i.e. it works from the IP adress, not from the Hostname.
DNS is handled by the router, but I think I am missing something.
Any ideas?
Is bind listed in /etc/host.conf ?
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If its an isolated LAN, you probably have no DNS. Can check by doing a. If you think you should have DNS, make sure /etc/resolv.conf contains entries. Otherwise, populate your /etc/hosts on each machine with all the others IPs and names.Code:host www.google.com
Yes.Originally Posted by Compunuts
order hosts,bind
Yeah, I have /etc/resolv.conf as follows:Originally Posted by Outlaw
nameserver 192.168.9.105
nameserver 192.168.9.1
The second one is the default gateway/router.
Host www.google.com works fine.
OK, if I try to ping the DNS server, I get a host unreachable result. From the CentOS box -- I can ping the DNS from XP just fine.
Does netstat -rn return a gateway?
If not, then see if you can extract the gateway to use from XP box and put it in the Linux one.Code:netstat -rn Kernel IP routing table Destination Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window irtt Iface 10.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0 169.254.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 U 0 0 0 eth0 0.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth0
If this is a small LAN then chances are, they themselves wont be in DNS. You'll have to depend on hosts files.
whoops, I didnt see your other post.
So it's probably that these machines themselves are not in DNS and you have to rely on hosts files
it's odd though that you cant ping the dns servers but you can resolve internet addresses.
Last edited by Outlaw; 04-07-2006 at 03:48 PM.
I can't resolve them from a browser or ping an address by name -- only by IP address. It's weird. I must be missing something.Originally Posted by Outlaw


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