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Lynette Mattingly Fisher (74) of Salt Lake City passed away on January 18, 2013 in Rupert, Idaho.
Lynette was born in Pocatello, Idaho to Dale E. Mattingly and Laura Elaine Holdaway. She was part of the 1956 graduating class of West High.
Lynette was very outgoing. She loved to talk to anyone and everyone. Lynette loved to plan parties, reunions, and vacations-anything that could benefit from her creative mind and that might bring people she loved together.
Lynette had a wide variety of jobs in the various communities that she lived in. She served as the County Treasurer in Wayne County. She spent years as an aide and substitute teacher in the Carbon County School District where her great capabilities with the students far outweighed the education she had received. Her love and care so profoundly influenced the students that many have kept in touch and noted it through the years.
She served as office managers of Castle Press and Turner Lumber in Price. Most recently she served as the office manager of the Foster Care Citizen Review Board in Salt Lake City.
Everywhere she worked she found people to love, skills to perfect and a way to succeed in her position. In each of these places she found people that dearly loved her too.
Lynette was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she had many callings that she learned to love and that allowed her to serve Heavenly Father and her fellowman.
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Patrick Stewart: There is a saying among the scalpers that goes 'if there's a tick-y, take your pick-y. If there's a tourist, coin will make a gingaly pingaly sound in your coffer most assure-ist.' The name's Ticket-Tooth Philip, and I'm the best ticket touter there is.
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[Bell Dings]
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Patrick Stewart: A fair trade is throwing a ticketyboo. I fu**ing hate fair trades. Turned into first round badminton tickys into four final round swimming tickeys is called flipping the birdie.
Patrick Stewart: When you persuade a tourist that four opening tickets are the same as two closers, that's called a Kyra Sedgewick. When you put on an axe and you buddy up to some Yank, "This Mitt Romney guys! Jeez, what a lame-o, huh?!" is called a Yankee Pankee. "That'll be seven hundred quid, boys."
Patrick Stewart: When you send your helly to beat up a major ticket owner with a pallywhacker, that's called a murdering them. What is this, there's this guy?!
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Patrick Stewart: Scalping history books I tell ya!
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Patrick Stewart: You, you, wouldn't happen to have that shiny, shiny mouth grill thing on you?
Ryan Lochte: Yes, I do.
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Patrick Stewart: Oh.
Maisie Williams: Oh, but sir. What's this?
Ryan Lochte: Oh, that's my special document I need to get into my event tonight. Well, if someone else had that, they'd be in the Olympics instead of me. I guess I gotta keep my eye on that little guy.
Ryan Lochte: Um, why do you ask?
[ Gun Clip Clicks]
[Music Playing]
[Gun Fires] [Trash Cans Bang]
[v Simon Pegg: Hey! Whoa! Whoa! Hey! Whoa! Hey! What's, what's going on here?!
Patrick Stewart: Oh. Strike me. Mister Pegg, can I just say, I think that you were fu**ing marvelous in Star Wars! Marvelous!
Simon Pegg: Wait a minute. You look very familiar to me.
Patrick Stewart: Uh...
Simon Pegg: You're not highly successful stage and screen actor Sir Patrick Stewart? A knight, for God's sake, shamelessly using his theatrical talent to get in on the Olympic ticket touting game, are ya?
Patrick Stewart: No.
Simon Pegg: Okay, great. I need to get into the four hundred men's swimming relay for a steal.
Patrick Stewart: Do I have the ticket for you! By the way, you might need these.
Olympics Announcer: Welcome back to the men's swimming finals. Kaio Almeida, frontrunner for the gold as Pawel suits up. Actor Simon Pegg has somehow infiltrated this event. Dinko Jukic, a crowd favorite again. No idea how Simon Pegg has gotten here. And they're off!
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MacRumors reported September 10th on pictures released by a third party iPhone and iPad case manufacturer that compare tentative cases for the new devices to an iPhone 4S case and iPad 3 case.
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, is a long-lasting obstruction of the airways that occurs with chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and/or asthma. This obstruction of airflow may be progressive, worsening over time. The diseases that occur with COPD as described below.
Chronic Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis is defined as a chronic (ongoing, long-term) cough not caused by another condition that produces sputum (mucus) for 3 or more months during each of the two consecutive years. This definition is mainly used for research purposes in helping to select similar patients for study of their underlying lung disease and possible treatment options.
In chronic bronchitis, the mucous glands in the lungs become larger and more numerous. Irritation of the lining cells of the airways increases the number of gland forming cells. This inflammation thickens the walls of the airway tubes thus narrowing the lumen.
Emphysema is an abnormal, permanent enlargement of the air spaces (alveoli) located at the end of the breathing passages of the lungs (terminal bronchioles). Emphysema also destroys the walls of these air spaces and the attachments to airways. This allows for more deformation of the airways by increasing their ability to collapse. This collapse contributes to the inability of the lungs to empty air, hence resulting in air trapping.
There are three types of emphysema:
Asthma is a chronic lung disorder that has recurring problems of partial airway obstruction that is usually triggered by stimuli such as allergens or rapid changes in air temperature; patients may wheeze, have labored breathing, cough and feel as though their chest is constriction. When asthmatics are not having an attack their lung function is normal. When airway obstruction becomes fixed, asthma is then considered a form of COPD.
COPD Statistics
In the United States, approximately 14.2 million people have been diagnosed with COPD, 12.5 million people have chronic bronchitis, and 1.7 million people have emphysema. It is estimated that there may be an additional equal number of US citizens that have COPD, but who have not been diagnosed with the disorder. The number of people with COPD has increased by 41.5% since 1982.
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Central Sulawesi
This province has a lot to offer. You can find ancient megaliths, tribes whose ways of life remain relatively unchanged, mossy mountains, sleepy blue lakes, very long river which can be used for white water rafting,. You might also enjoy fantastic snorkeling, and diving on coral reefs. You also will find delights in unpopulated small islands surrounded by endless white sandy beaches and natural voice in national reserves. Rich in flora and fauna like the most expensive Ebony wood, Teakwood, Rattan, Banyan trees, also the famed Black Orchids. The shy Babirusa (deer pig), Anoa (Dwarf Buffalo). Deer and various species of birds including the rare maleo birds (Macrocephalo maleo) Black Monkey Sulawesi (Maccaca maura), Tangkasi (the smallest species of monkies) are waiting for the visitors who like adventures (trekking, rafting, birdwatching).
Central Sulawesi is rich in culture and history. As early as in 13th century, many small kingdoms emerged in this area. Some of them are Banawa, Tawaeli, Sigi, Bangga and Banggai. On the 16th century, Islam began to dominate these kingdoms Bone and Wajo kingdoms first were influenced by this religion and later on it began spreading to other kingdoms.
Dutch came in 17th century and began to try to take over this place. In 18th century Dutch took control of Central Sulawesi until the arrival of Japan. After WW2, Dutch tried to create another puppet country here but the locals vehemently opposed this so it became a part of Indonesia in 1950, becoming a separate province in 1964.
Many domestic airlines fly directly from Jakarta, Bali, Surabaya, Makassar and Balikpapan. Central Sulawesi can be reached by bus from Toraja, South Sulawesi for 14 hours and 18 hours by bus from Bunaken North Sulawesi. Central Sulawesi with the capital city, Palu, consist of diverse ethnic groups, which have retained their traditions and customs, living in relatively peaceful harmony with each other.
People & Culture
Like many areas in Indonesia, first natives of Central Sulawesi were a mixed of Wedoid and Negroid races. Malay came later and began to dominate this place. Relics of Bronze and Megalithicum Age can be found here. These days the dominant races here are Palu Toraja, Koro Toraja and Poso Toraja.
Try the specialty, sugili, the local name for eel. You can buy it in the market and cook it to your liking. However it would be easier if you just go to the local restaurant and eateries, then order a dish from eel. Pisang molen, a pastry filled with banana then fried or baked, is also wonderful to eat.
Kaledo or beef & bone marrow soup is also worth a try. Bear in mind that they use chili and tamarind so the taste is rather spicy and sour. Perfect to be had with burasa, made of rice and coconut milk then steamed in banana leaves.
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Study of the Efficacy and Safety of Tezosentan in Patients With Pre-operative Pulmonary Hypertension, Due to Left Heart Disease, Undergoing Open Heart Surgery
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Endothelin-1 is a powerful substance that may be involved in causing hemodynamic instability (problems related to unstable blood pressure) during and after open heart surgery. Tezosentan is an investigational intravenous drug that blocks the endothelin receptors. This clinical trial will assess the potential benefit of tezosentan compared with placebo in the treatment of patients undergoing open heart surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB). Treatment time is from the start of surgery up to 24 hours.
Heart Diseases
Hypertension, Pulmonary
Drug: tezosentan
Drug: placebo
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Multicenter, Double-blind, Randomized, Placebo-controlled, Parallel-group Study to Assess the Efficacy, Safety and Tolerability of Tezosentan in Patients With Pre-operative Pulmonary Hypertension, Due to Left Heart Disease, Undergoing Cardiac Surgery
- The primary objective of this trial is to demonstrate that tezosentan, a dual ERA, reduces the incidence of clinically relevant right ventricular failure in patients with pre-operative pulmonary hypertension, due to left heart disease, undergoing CPB. [ Time Frame: During weaning from CPB ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Proportion of patients w/a major clinical event w/in 28 days after study drug initiation like death/major cardiovascular events/infections that prolong hospital stay or require re-admission/new onset of renal failure requiring renal replacement therapy [ Time Frame: Within 28 days after study initiation ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Time to weaning from cardiopulmonary bypass [ Time Frame: Defined as time from release of cross-clamp to successful weaning from CPB ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Time from end of CPB to final discharge from Intensive Care Unit (ICU) [ Time Frame: From end of CPB to final discharge from ICU ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|April 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
Drug: tezosentan
Tezosentan (ACT-050089, Ro 61-0612) as a 1% solution in 0.9% NaCl (i.e., normal saline) for i.v. use.
Placebo Comparator: 2
Drug: placebo
Placebo (i.e., normal saline) for i.v. use.
Detailed Description:
Endothelin-1 levels are increased during and after cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB), and are associated with many deleterious consequences, including increased pulmonary arterial pressure (PAP), increased pulmonary vascular resistance (PVR), reduced myocardial contractility, and ultimately right ventricular failure. Right ventricular failure during weaning from CPB increases the risk of mortality and morbidity, especially in patients with elevated PAP prior to cardiac surgery. Endothelin receptor antagonists (ERAs) have been shown to decrease PVR and pulmonary arterial pressure (PAP), and improve right ventricular function in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension. In animal models, ERAs have been shown to decrease the incidence of post-bypass pulmonary hypertensive crises. The primary objective of this trial is to demonstrate that tezosentan, a dual ERA, reduces the incidence of clinically relevant right ventricular failure in patients with pre-operative pulmonary hypertension, due to left heart disease, undergoing CPB.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients ≥ 18 years of age
- Male or female patients (females of child-bearing potential must have been surgically sterilized or use a reliable method of contraception).
- Patients undergoing complex* cardiac surgery on CPB and having systolic PAP > 40 mmHg or mean PAP > 30 mmHg (*surgery on 2 valves, 1 valve and revascularization, or reoperation of a valve)
- Patients undergoing cardiac surgery on CPB and having pre-operative pulmonary hypertension due to left heart disease with systolic PAP > 60 mmHg
- Signed written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Systolic blood pressure < 100 mmHg
- Significant chronic lung disease
- Emergency surgery
- Pregnant/breast-feeding
- Investigational drug use within 28 days prior to randomization
- Complex adult congenital heart disease.
- Severe concomitant illness limiting life expectancy to < 6 months
- Participation in a device study that will affect the outcome of the study
- Pre-operative use of balloon pump, inotropes/vasopressors, treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension
- Known hypersensitivity to tezosentan or drugs of the same class, or any of their excipients
- Severe liver impairment
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00458276
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|Study Chair:
|Andre Denault, Prof.
|Montreal Heart Institute
|Study Chair:
|Ronald Pearl, MD
|Stanford University
|Study Chair:
|Robert Michler, MD
|Montefiore Medical Center
|Study Chair:
|Steven Tsui
|Papworth Hospital
|Study Chair:
|Rainald Seitelberger, Prof.
|AKH University of Vienna
|Study Chair:
|Andrea D'Armini, Prof.
|San Matteo Hospital
No publications provided by Actelion
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Elisabet Lindberg, MD, International Clinical Leader, Actelion
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00458276 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 6, 2007
|Last Updated:
|February 11, 2010
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Actelion:
Left sided heart disease
Elevated pulmonary arterial pressure
Right ventricular failure
Cardiac surgery
heart-lung machine
cardiopulmonary bypass
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Heart Diseases
Hypertension, Pulmonary
Cardiovascular Diseases
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
Vasodilator Agents
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Any guy or gal on the dating scene will emphasize the importance of first impressions. Let's be honest, shopping around for our tech toys and gadgets is a lot like a first date. Good lines? Nice feel? Good fit? Dressed to impress with personality enhancing mobile accessories?
So when checking out the latest Motorola tablets, the DROID XYBOARD 8.2 - it quickly caught our attention and is worth the classic "pros" and "cons" list. In tablet-speak, the physical dimensions are nearing ideal at 8.2 inches. What should have been a beautiful fit in portrait orientation, Motorola made the decision to push a landscape orientation. This strange preferential treatment of landscape is also clear in the Motorola XOOM as well. When hand held,it is a more uncomfortable silhouette to handle than the portrait. Choice of protective case may make a difference in comfort level, but that is a matter of personal preference for consumers. Protect your tablets with the latest innovative fashion design protective bags, sleeves and cases collection.
But, when held in portrait the black bezel is almost too narrow for comfort. Where is the Goldilocks medium? Luckily, the svelte, light size of the tablet negates usage fatigue in the end-user. In fact, the tapered edges, thin body, and overall lightness really make this tablet incredibly attractive. Enhance your mobility... turn your device into a power tool. Discover select accessories specifically designed to make your devices functionally efficient and performance rich.
As any fashionista, this writer will own up to wanting to see equally attractive protective covers, cases, and the like to dress up this tablet. For the home, would like to see other accessories, such as , stylus & pens, docks, chargers, data cables, earpieces & headsets that integrate this kind of purchase into day to day living.
What's more, the price point for this beauty is enticing at about $249). Agreements with Verizon are available for greater discounts on the device, but as always, look into carrier options and contracts as the long term cost seriously outweighs the upfront additional costs on the device.
Worthy of a second date? Likely. Do your homework and be comforted in the fact that the tablet market is ever growing and not nearly as exclusive / tied to carriers, so your choices are varied!


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Note: John Tortorella Would Rather His Players Not Play In Europe
Following the lockout of 2004-05 that canceled the entire season, John Tortorella, of the defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning, told the St. Petersburg times that he was concerned with how his players would react to playing again in the NHL.
Tortorella expressed concern over the players that went to play in Europe, saying "I think we are going to be full of bad habits. I think that guys that played overseas and I don't mind saying it at all, I think it's awful hockey. I think the guys who played over there for six months will have more bad habits than the guys who played three on three in Brandon all winter long."
Torts added "there's no hitting. It's almost a love-fest over there as far as competing and that has to change and it's going to change right away. We have a lot of work to do."


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text: Tom Ward, a local cowboy and retired coal miner, has published a book titled "The House Forgotten." The book is a work of historical fiction, and the action takes place in southeastern Utah and eastern Nevada. Ward says the inspiration for the book came when he discovered and explored an old, long abandoned ranch house on the Utah/Nevada border. The author will be featured at a book signing at Walton Books in Price on Saturday.


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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
It seems to be human nature to make others into stereotypical simpletons. If you don't believe that just read the comments in newspapers regarding stories that appear on their web sites.
In Utah the initial comments on almost any story eventually turn into conservative vs. liberal or Mormon vs. non-Mormon. This seems to happen even when the story being commented upon is about something as simple as which is the best dog food for Labradors or what you should buy your grandkids for Christmas. It seems everyone wants to turn everything into an argument.
While at this point we don't include comments about articles or editorials on our web site (we are working on doing that in the near future) we often hear from the public about articles or opinion pieces in our paper. Even if the subjects in the pieces are controversial, usually people are polite, even if they disagree with what is written.
Over the years, though, things I have written have gathered some very interesting comments. Some of what I have been told I can't print. But what interests me the most about what people comment on, is what my political persuasion is.
By some I have been called a "left wing liberal" one day and the next day a "right wing wacko" by someone else. Others have told me that my best friend must be Ted Kennedy, but another time someone said I ought to tell people that I belong to the Chris Buttar's club of stupid comments.
Yes, I have been called many things. But of what political stance am I really?
To be honest, I hadn't ever thought about it too much until one day when I was writing a piece on government efficiency. I found myself disgusted on how poorly some agencies were managed and started to rant and rave to myself. When I listened to what that inner voice was saying, I found I sounded like Pat Robertson on the 700 Club.
So, I said to myself, I must be a conservative. But then I started thinking about all the things that I believe in and my views on those things that fall left of center.
So does that make me a liberal?
It was an epithany so I decided to make a list. Lists have always solved problems for me, so it seemed an appropriate thing to do. On a piece of paper I made a list of all the controversial subjects I could think of from the bridge to nowhere to whether government money should be used to study the sex habits of algae. Next to the list of subjects at the top of the page I put a C, L and M for conservative, liberal, moderate. Then I began to make check marks in the appropriate columns.
Funny how you can even surprise yourself when you actually sit down and start to write down your beliefs. You find yourself agreeing with people you can't stand and disagreeing with others that you adore.
When I was finished, I found my views on the world to be very mixed up and actually somewhat disconcerting. On some things I didn't even make sense to myself, so it is no wonder that I make little sense to others at times.
Looking at what I came up with, I guess I am a social liberal while being financially conservative. But neither purely so. So politically speaking I am more complicated even than I thought.
My point to all this is that when we paint someone with a broad brush, but only know a part of their political face, we make a big mistake. One hot political issue does not a person make.
So I know from now on, when I find myself judging someone with just a little information about them, I will be sure to use a narrower brush than I have in the past.


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Note: John Tortorella Visited The NYU Hockey Team
A couple of weeks ago Rangers coach John Tortorella made a surprise visit and spoke to the NYU hockey team.
Tortorella spoke to the team for over two hours and NYU coach Chris Cosenito said that the team has been trying to follow the Tortorella model, "Over the past few years we have been trying to instill Coach Tortorella's philosophy on hard work and accountability into our student/athletes, and to have him speak was something we will never forget."
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The Mets continue to feel underwhelmed by trade offers for R.A. Dickey, tweets Andy Martino of the Daily News.
Jim Duquette made a similar comment on SiriusXM's MLB Network Radio today.
Martino says the Mets remain undecided about whether to sign or trade him, according to 'people involved.'
Matthew Cerrone, Lead Writer
It's going to keep coming down to this. The Mets want and need a bat, preferably someone young, with power and under contract. So, if Dickey can deliver this in trade, the Mets will do it, from what I understand. If he can't, they'll probably end up signing him to a two-year extension, while exploring trades for Jon Niese. If Niese can't deliver that bat, they'll look to the free agent market, which could drag out through the off season.


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Mithras Reader: An academic and religious journal of Greek, Roman, and Persian Studies, Volume 1, edited by Payam Nabarz Twin Serpents Ltd., 9781905524099, 2006This book, the first in an ongoing series, is divided into three sections. The first section in composed of academic papers. The second is filled with Mithraic-based art work and the final section is devoted to articles by modern practitioners. As such, there is a unifying theme, even while there are divergent views.The series is dedicated to all the religions of the classical world in their varying aspects. Obviously, however, there is a bias towards Read More


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Racist chants and actions are nothing new in the world of soccer.
And while different campaigns and the simple spectre of time have helped a great deal in stampinig out racism in the game, shameful incidents do still occur.
See Barcelona's game this weekend at Villareal. Trailing 2-1 in the 76th minute, defender Dani Alves was set to take a corner kick when a banana was thrown just in front of him. Rather than ignore the act, Alves picked up the banana, ate a piece and took the corner kick... See below:
Barcelona went on to win the match 3-2, with the tying tally coming off an Alves cross that deflected for a Villareal own goal.
Remembering last summer when Ghanaian international Kevin Prince-Boateng faced down racist chants by walking off the field in a friendly for AC Milan, do you think Alves' reponse to racism was more effective?
The beginning road for the 101st edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup was set Thursday with the U.S. Soccer Federation releasing the new tournament format, first round and potential second round pairings.
Of note, the 2014 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup will feature the largest-ever tournament field with 80 teams participating, smashing the previous record of 68 teams set last year. Forty-two of the 80 participating teams are amateur sides, breaking the previous record of 34 (also set in 2013). Also of note, all professional teams at Division I, II and III levels are participating in the competition for the third straight year.
The Chicago Fire will join the Open Cup party in the tournament's fourth round, set to be played June 10-18. In case you need a local Open Cup fix, two Illinois-based amateur sides are in the tournament as RWB Adria returns along with Schwaben AC.
Adria visits NPSL side Detroit City FC in a first round match up on Wednesday, May 7 at Stevenson High School in Livonia, Mich., while Schwaben will enter play in the tournament's second round when they host USL PRO side Dayton Dutch Lions on Wednesday, May 14 at 4:00pm CT at Schwaben Athletic Club in Buffalo Grove, Ill.
Check out the full tournament format and first and second round pairings with U.S. Soccer's official release here. For more in depth coverage on the 101st edition of the Open Cup, visit www.thecup.us and follow @USOpenCup on Twitter!
In case you didn't know by now, Saturday's Fire/Red Stars doubleheader at Toyota Park will feature a pair of cousins as Mike Magee and Jackie Santacaterina line up for their squads in front of friends, family and their hometown fans. In case you don't have tickets, click here....
Pick up Wednesday's edition of the Chicago Redeye and get the full scoop on Mike and Jackie's competitive relationship growing up, how each of them did on a soccer-themed quiz and this video where they find out how they did:
With the growth in popularity of the game in this country comes the higher knowledge of history, both good and bad, that surrounds the game we love.
Twenty-five years ago today, the Hillsborough disaster occurred in Sheffield, England, claiming the lives of 96 Liverpool FC supporters who attended the ground to see their club's FA Cup semifinal clash with Nottingham Forest.
As has become standard worldwide, supporters of the two clubs were separated to prevent any incident, with Liverpool supporters being given the Leppings Lane Stand at the west side of the ground.
Access to the stand was only possible through a few ill-repaired turnstiles and led to serious overcrowding outside of the stadium prior to kickoff of the match. Looking to ease pressure on the entry way, officials ordered an exit gate to be opened, the path through which led to a standing section that was already overcrowded.
Crushing ensued as too many fans were located in the terraces and were pinned up against a barrier meant to keep fans off the pitch. The game actually didn't even halt until the sixth minute when fans trying to escape the crush walked on to the field along with police who ordered the match to be postponed.
About an hour north of Sheffield, a 25-year-old Frank Yallop came on as a substitute in Ipswich Town's 2-2 draw at Bradford City. Having led 2-1 at halftime, the result was a disappointing one for the Tractor Boys who dropped points to a Bradford City club below them in the Second Division table.
With the game kicking off at the same time as the cup semifinal though, Yallop and his teammates didn't find out about the tragedy until after they'd come off the field at Valley Parade.
"It was terrible," Yallop recalled to Chicago-Fire.com. "I just remember the images and panic on everyone's faces. Seeing it on the news, it was really devastating to watch -- all they showed on TV was carrying people on the advertising boards to get care from the paramedics."
Perhaps the news hit a bit closer to home for those that had just completed the match at Bradford City's ground as four years earlier, it was the site of a fire that engulfed one entire stand during the final match of the 1984/85 season. That tragedy took the lives of 56, saw over 200 injured and was started by one lit cigarette discarded underneath the all-wooden stand.
The Bradford City fired occurred just weeks before another stadium crush in a match involving Liverpool occurred at the 1985 European Cup final at Heysel Stadium in Belgium. On that day, 39 people, most of which were supporters of Italian side Juventus, lost their lives and resulted in English clubs being banned from European competition indefinitely.
Perhaps in part because of the Heysel incident, many pointed the blame for the crush at Hillsborough on Liverpool supporters. Claims of drunkenness and fans without tickets trying to gain entry into the ground were bothgiven as contributing factors for the incident. In the end, the Taylor Report (published in 1990) found the main factor to Hillsborough to be failure of police control.
More recent inquiries from the Hillsborough Independent Panel exonerated Liverpool supporters of wrong doing in the incident, placing the blame squarely on public safety officials.
"It was sad because people had gotten to the game early to see a semifinal," Yallop said. "From mistakes made by the police, 96 people lose their lives. It's a tragic accident."
The Taylor Report's main recommendation saw stadiums in the UK made to be all-seater in order to make crowd control easier and safer, which greatly reduced the capacity of many stadiums in the country.
Twenty-five years on from Hillsborough, tributes from clubs and supporters around the world have poured in and tonight ESPN's "30 for 30" documentary series tackles the events at Hillsborough (7pm CT on ESPN). ESPN's Keith Olbermann spoke to Director Daniel Gordon about the film on Monday:
#QuincyTime continued to take on a life of its own on this weekend when Fire forward Quincy Amarikwa scored the 54th minute equalizer in a 1-1 draw at Montreal on Saturday.
With the goal, Amarikwa has already equaled his total for the whole of 2013 just six matches into this season and has been involved in a goal in five of those games. Just to take it one further, Amarikwa has five goals and one assist in his last eight Fire appearances dating back to October 4 last season.
He started only five of those games.
So while the Fire are still winless in six matches (but unbeaten in five), Amarikwa seems to be the revelation early on this season. With the Fire having given up seven goals from dead ball sequences before Saturday, it was nice to see Amarikwa bury a set piece second ball for the Fire for a change.
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And for the second time this season, Quincy brought out the #cf97NaeNae to celebrate…
An MLS journeyman who's calling card has been coming off the bench, Amarikwa scored just four goals in his first 67 MLS matches but with six goals in the last year, he's already doubled his career goal total in 20 games with the Fire. As he continues to show efficiency on the field, I posed this question on Twitter Saturday…
It's still early but just wondering, could @QuincyAmarikwa score double digits this year? #cf97
— Jeff Crandall (@jefecrandall) April 12, 2014
What do you think are the reasons for Amarikwa's turnaround with the Fire? Will he become the eighth Fire player to hit double-digit goals by year's end? Give me your thoughts below!
Whether you like having just a few libations with some of the club's most ardent supporters, enjoy the beautiful landscapes of rural Indiana, Michigan and Missouri, or just really like seeing the Chicago Fire play away from home, Section 8 On Tour Bus Trips (#S8OT) have something for everyone.
Returning this year, the Independent Supporters Association is offering all Fire supporters an away season ticket, which guarantees round trip bus fare and match tickets for this season's Fire away games in Columbus (May 24), Kansas City (July 6) and Toronto (August 23) for just $200.
While the execution of an Away Season Ticket isn't something new to Section 8 Chicago, it does return for the first time in a number of years because of the way the MLS schedule fell for the club's three closest away trips according to ISA Chairman Jeff Marinacci.
"The stars aligned for us," he told Chicago-Fire.com this week. "When we saw the schedule, having Toronto on a summer weekend makes it an easy sell. Though Columbus or Kansas City are good road games, Toronto just offers so much more, the trip is worth doing outside of just going to watch a match."
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Toronto nightlife no doubt has more to offer than Kansas City or Columbus but what Marinacci is referring to is the fact that the past few seasons, the team has played away in Toronto at midweek in September, making it difficult to coordinate a strong contingent of Fire supporters to travel by bus.
This year the Columbus and Toronto trips both fall on Saturdays, while the Kansas City trip falls on the Sunday of Independence Day weekend making the travel much easier all around.
As they do on all buses, Section 8 Chicago is subsidizing an additional $35 per person on the 2014 Away Season Ticket on top of the $50 subsidy provided for individual bus travel to these matches.
"Our commitment to spending our money is to support the guys on the field home and away," he said.
A great deal no doubt, not what if someone buying can only make it on one or two of the trips instead of the full complement of three? Marinacci said that while there is no partial away season ticket (and no refunds), the ISA will accommodate ticket transfers as coordinated through firstname.lastname@example.com.
Now through mid-May (when bus tickets for the Columbus trip will cut off), Section 8 Chicago is in a heavy push to sell the Away Season Ticket for the year. As part of that push, the ISA will be raffling one off during Saturday's Watch Party at A.J. Hudsons.
Next Saturday, the ISA will raffle off a second Away Season Ticket, purchased by the Club, at their tailgate in the north lot prior to the Chicago Fire/New England Revolution match.
If you'd rather just support a great initiative to get more Fire fans out on the road this season, go ahead and buy your Away Season Ticket by clicking here.
Ahead of Saturday's clash at Montreal's Olympic Stadium, neither Fire head coach Frank Yallop or the Impact's Frank Klopas will be happy with their team's defensive efforts five matches into the season, though they may have varying opinions about the number of goals their teams have produced.
See below the spots on the field both the Fire and Impact have scored and conceded from heading into Saturday's game:
|Goals Scored: 8
|Goals Against: 9
|Run of Play: 4
|Run of Play: 2
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 4
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 7
|Penalty Kick: 1, Corner Kick 2, Free Kick 1
|Penalty Kick : 1, Corner Kick 3, Free Kick 3
|Goals Scored: 5
|Goals Against: 9
|Run of Play: 5
|Run of Play: 6
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 0
|Dead Ball/Set Piece Sequence: 3
|Penalty Kick: 0, Corner Kick 0, Free Kick 0
|Penalty Kick : 1, Corner Kick 0, Free Kick 2
The Chicago Fire Reserves ran out 4-0 winners over Marquette Sunday morning at Toyota Park. First teamers, Juan Luis Anangono, Victor Pineda and Orr Barouch all chipped in goals but perhaps the best was Academy product Andrew Gutman's combination with Qudus Lawal on the left to take things to 3-0 in the in 75th minute.
Catch that goal 20 seconds into the video below:
Mike Magee will tell you he should have had at least two goals on Saturday.
Whether it was finishing on that awkward back and forth play that saw him with an open look at goal while Sheanon Williams was down in the box in the 88th minute or the game-ending penalty and rebound save from Zach MacMath at the death, the fans and he himself feel like he should have had another.
And it's not necessarily easy to point that out about Magee but thankfully, he tweeted this yesterday:
1st tweet after last nights game was always gonna be awkward so let's get it over with. I will make up for that! Mind if I move on? #cf97
— Mike Magee (@magee9) April 6, 2014
So now that that's out of the way, it's worth noting something else: Mike Magee did open his 2014 Fire account off a great feed from Quincy Amarikwa in the 16th minute Saturday. That goal was a small milestone as it pushed Magee inside the Top 15 (actually tied for 14th place) on the club's all-time goal scoring list with Lubos Kubik and Cuauhtemoc Blanco at 16 (MLS Regular Season) and 19 (All Competitions) goals respectively.
You took a pause real quick right there and realized that the Fire have only had 16 players hit those numbers over the course of 17 years. Now you realize that the club hasn't really had a consistent goal scorer over multiple seasons since the likes of Ante Razov, Josh Wolff and Damani Ralph came through.
There's no doubt that Magee got to those odd milestones quicker than Blanco or Kubik but he also beats Razov, Wolff and Ralph to those numbers by a considerable margin...
The tables:
MLS Regular Season Goals - Fastest to 16
|GP to 16 Goals
|Total Fire Goals
|Mike Magee
|Ante Razov
|Josh Wolff
|Damani Ralph
|Brian McBride
|Dominic Oduro
|Hristo Stoitchkov
|Dema Kovalenko
|Chris Rolfe
|2005-09; 2012-14
|Cuauhtemoc Blanco
|Lubos Kubik
|Nate Jaqua
|Chad Barrett
|Piotr Nowak
|Marco Pappa
|Jesse Marsch
Fire All Competitions Goals - Fastest to 19
|GP to 19 Goals
|All Competitions Goals
|Mike Magee
|Josh Wolff
|Ante Razov
|Damani Ralph
|Dema Kovalenko
So while you could probably go back in Magee's short Fire tenure (he hasn't even been here a calendar year) and point to a few more opportunities that would see his goal total even higher, he's still on a record scoring clip for the Fire.
And Mike, keep your head up after that penalty kick save. We expect to see lots more of these celebrations this season:
It was a cold and windy training session on Friday at Toyota Park. After the team went through their final preparations for Saturday's match vs. Philadelphia, they hurried in to join the Fire Front Office staff in wishing head coach Frank Yallop a very happy 50th birthday...
Frank was much obliged by the gesture...
Want to thank all the fire front office and staff for a fantastic birthday surprise #cf97
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Richard "Kido" Ariotti will celebrate his 90th birthday with his family, friends and acquaintances on June 23 in Helper.
Kido was born in Castle Gate to Rocco and Albina Ariotti on June 22, 1917. He married Roberta Ethel Duval on March 15, 1943.
The couple recently celebrated 65 years of marriage.
Kido and Roberta have four children: Dianne Mark, Richard Ariotti, Carole Bowers and David Ariotti. They have numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Dell Brownfield will celebrate his 90th birthday on June 24 in Sun Valley, Wyo., with family and friends.
Violet L. Olsen will celebrate her 80th birthday on June 21 with her family.
She was born in Columbia and raised in Royal.
She has six children, Don, Bonnie, Larry, Dennis, Denise and Rick. She has 23 grandchildren and 36 great-grandchildren.


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Danielle Harris dressed like a cute clown back in 1988's "Halloween 4" ... now, this is her idea of a costume.
The former child star -- who also starred in "Halloween 5" and Rob Zombie's two recent remakes -- hit Las Vegas over the weekend for the Palms' Midsummer Lingerie Carnival.
But no, that's not lingerie she's wearing -- it's paint!
Wearing little more than pasties to preserve her modesty, the 36-year-old's bra, underwear, garter and fishnets were hand-painted onto her body by artist Kelly Belmonte.
The whole event was reportedly filmed by SyFy for an upcoming body painting reality show.
It's definitely a surprising transformation -- but what happened to more young horror movie stars from movies like "The Exorcist," "The Omen," "Child's Play" and "Children of the Corn"?
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Classical and World Music – Ethan Sperry's choral renaissance
Theater – Seth Nehil's musical horror flick
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With his fantastical landscape paintings, Adam Sorensen is on the cusp of breakout success.
For artists who have made it in Oregon—and by almost any criteria Adam Sorensen has—the next question is: Can success here lead to success outside the Portland bubble? For Sorensen, the answer seems to be a resounding yes. The 35-year-old painter is an overnight success more than a decade in the making, with artistic irons in the fire both locally and nationally.
Sorensen's new show at the Portland Art Museum, APEX: Adam Sorensen, showcases six new oil paintings, among them the largest painting of his career. That work, a behemoth called Tabernacle, is nearly 7 feet high and 10 feet wide: a fantastical mountain landscape with no human beings in sight, the peaks and rolling hills dotted with glowing rocks, the valleys limpid with waterfalls, rivers and lakes. It's an Edenic paradise in danger of being discovered and despoiled. You can easily picture a real-estate developer sizing up the scene: "Ah, put a strip mall over here, a condo tower there, a Macaroni Grill in the valley, and parking lots everywhere!" The looming threat of exploitation lends the vistas a sense of the sinister. (A small portion of the painting appears on the cover of this issue.)
"The colors I use have all these bright and joyful connotations," Sorensen says, "but overall, the paintings don't give off a sunny feeling. There's a sort of eeriness that comes through."
Sorensen's gallerist, Jane Beebe of PDX Contemporary Art, sums up Tabernacle more dramatically: "It's operatic! When you see it, you'll faint!"
Born in Chicago, the artist grew up in Gettysburg, Pa., eventually moving to upstate New York to study art at Alfred University. In 1999 he followed two fellow Alfred alums to Portland, attracted to the accessibility of the art scene and the proximity to the majestic Cascades, which fuel his work. After being represented by Elizabeth Leach for several years, he moved to PDX Contemporary, where he works a day job as gallery assistant. This past year, his work has become noticeably more visible outside Oregon, with an exhibition in San Antonio, representation in Seattle at the Jim Harris Gallery, and a major piece sold last September to the Boise Art Museum. He is also a finalist for a $25,000 grant from the Joan Mitchell Foundation, named after the late abstract expressionist.
"I've definitely had the opportunity to concentrate more lately," he says. "It's gotten more serious. I feel like I'm finally an established regional artist, and now, the next opportunity exists outside the Northwest." He pauses with a modesty that belies his upward trajectory, then adds, "We'll see how that works." RICHARD SPEER.
SEE IT: APEX: Adam Sorensen at Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park Ave., 226-2811, portlandartmuseum.org. Closes Jan. 1, 2012.
More Visual Arts
Ellen George at PDX Contemporary ArtPolymer clay, glass, watercolors, stickpins, silk ribbons—these are just a few of the media that sculptor Ellen George uses in her fanciful, endlessly inventive works. George has a gift for creating visually poetic allegories that toy with the lines between abstraction, representation and symbolism. You can't always put your finger on what individual pieces "mean," but they always speak in a language that somehow the soul understands. 925 NW Flanders St., pdxcontemporaryart.com. Nov. 1-26.
Body Gesture at Elizabeth Leach Gallery
It has been four decades and counting since the feminist movement barrelled into the American mainstream and empowered women to perform acts of political theater (bra-burning, anyone?) and more meaningful achievements such as breaking through the glass ceiling. Body Gesture spotlights art across a variety of media by an array of feminist artists. Hannah Wilke, Andrea Bowers, Alice Neel and Martha Rosler show us how far women have come since the 1970s and how much work toward equality remains. 417 NW 9th Ave., elizabethleach.com. Nov. 3-Dec. 31.
Jim Riswold at Augen Gallery
Photographer Jim Riswold combines impeccable technique with a wryly mischievous irreverence. Who else could use Adolf Hitler and Jesus Christ as subject matter with equal aplomb and still stay on the discreet side of good taste? For his next outing at Augen, Riswold tackles World War I. Appropriately for an artist whose titles are at least half the fun, this show is entitled The War to End All Wars that Didn't End All Wars. 716 NW Davis St., augengallery.com. Nov. 3-26.


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Marcel Hirscher is opening up a new dimension in skiing: his victory in Kitzbühel – his 17th in 100 World Cup races – was achieved on the same model from the Atomic Icon series (which he designed himself) on which he skied to victory in Madonna, Zagreb and Adelboden, and onto the winners' podium in all the other slalom races. "I didn't put them on until the second run this time," Marcel reveals. His set-up should allow him to make "a controlled attack close to the limit". The ideal situation, as Benni Raich also discovered once again in Kitzbühel: from 25th to 5th place – "the feeling of being able to go all out on the attack again is very liberating," explains a delighted Benni, ahead of his eighth Ski World Championships.
11th, 16th, 19th, drop out: this was Erik Guay's performance curve in the four speed events before the Ski World Championships in Garmisch 2011, where he became Downhill World Champion (the fifth in a row on Atomic). As the defending champion, his performance now looks very different: consistently among the top 5 in January, second in the Downhill event in Kitzbühel, just 13 hundredths of a second behind the fastest time. "Everything is timed perfectly. I'm taking a break now, recovering, and I know what I need to do in Schladming." Atomic youngster Max Franz's break was longer than he would have liked. However, his 5th place in the Hahnenkamm downhill sends a clear signal: "I'm almost back to the level I had reached before my injury." All the ski experts agree, at this level anything is possible for Max too at the World Championships.
The Atomic slalom ladies are also right on track. After three victories in a row by Mikaela Shiffrin (8th in Maribor), Kathrin Zettel was third this time, with Michaela Kirchgasser in fifth position. And - miracles happen - some happy news from Marlies Schild: her treatment is going so well that there is even a chance that the World Champion could be lining up in Schladming, 57 days after tearing her collateral ligament.


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So it wnet through the install okay - How are your BIOS settings? is PnP off? how about the default settings?
one more thing to check is that the AGP BIOS drive streangth in the BIOS is no more than 2x, which odds are won't matter but it has been an an issue on some boards.


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Posted: Sun 22 Apr 2012, 15:51
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Believe that's the Arora browser pet I built long,long ago.Actually a pretty nice little browser.
Posted: Sun 22 Apr 2012, 15:36
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I think Arora means Arora like Qt based browser Arora. The big size of the pet comes from in build Qt libs.
Posted: Sun 22 Apr 2012, 15:25
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Subject description: alternate browser problems
I've had good luck installing 5.28.005 on a number of machines. However, a request for Chromium as browser on one machine got me into trouble. This caused me to try several alternate browsers. Here are some results:
aurora - shows up in PPM as arora; information button leads to wikipedia page unrelated to any browser.
chrome - On this one machine I can't seem to run any derivative of chromium, Google-chrome or Iron. In the case of the oldest version this is explained by an attempt to "exec chrome-linux" which does not exist.
Later versions seem to fail immediately, reporting "Illegal instruction" when run from a console.
Opera - PPM reports missing shared libraries, but the browser comes up. I haven't done much testing of it though.
The machine giving me trouble has an ASUS A7S8X-MX motherboard with an Athlon-XP 2500+, and 2GB of RAM. I've tried the integrated SiS 741 graphics and two different nVidia AGP cards. The graphics seems to work each way. I've run memtest86+ 4.20 through a full pass, taking an hour and 15 mins, without errors.
I do not have trouble on machines with the Intel Pentium 4, Atom or Celeron, or the AMD Athlon 64, Athlon II, Phenom, Phenom II. Everything except these browsers seems to work, with the exception of CPU frequency scaling (BIOS older than 2007). When I stress the processor I can get the temperature up to 58C, but this does not seem to correlate with this problem. Before I replaced the processor the previous one was running at higher temperatures.
My guess is that these builds are testing for some feature present in all the 64-bit architectures, but this traps as an illegal instruction on some AMD 32 bit processors. If the problem is in the graphics I am at a loss to explain how it can run TORCS, but not these browsers.
Otherwise, this looks like a great little Puppy machine for someone.
Any ideas?
Posted: Sat 21 Apr 2012, 20:21
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PupMenu 2.0
I thought radky had announced it in this thread but I can't find it. Anyway, it's cool--fun to just play with, provides a lot of information, and will appear in the upcoming Lupu Plus. Duh, the 4th message above this one
Posted: Sat 21 Apr 2012, 16:11
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Something to consider using in next update.
Latest coreutils (v. 8-16, late March 2012)
Posted: Sat 21 Apr 2012, 12:54
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If you plan to combine forces with pemasu and make this the next logical path,
No, not me, it's pemasu's thing and whoever wants to participate. rerwin already has ideas.
Posted: Sat 21 Apr 2012, 12:30
Post subject: Lupu-to-Upup strategy, mainlining boot-disk remastering
bigpup wrote:
If you plan to combine forces with pemasu and make this the next logical path, for Lucid Puppy, it would be very good idea.
But, it needs to start with all the features of Lucid Puppy already there. After that, just tweaking to fix bugs.
My idea for precise puppy (or whatever it ends up being named) is to package the unique lupu features as installable pets or built into woof. I am open to suggestions for organizing the packages.
Some parts might be the control center(s) and maybe boot-to-desktop if feasible. Please identify the features to preserve.
One thing I am considering is to make Lucid Pup's remastering of "boot disks" a visible feature. To do that, I would like input from those using the hidden capability in lupuplus and patch-8 to make these disks, particularly about anything more that should be done for that process such as clear out some directories like browser caches. There seems to be some interest in having this be generally available:
oui, in the Upup Precise thread, wrote:
As it starts fast and finds all main settings of my PC about himself I would be interesting to use it completely without save file!
Why: old puppy's under 1.1 did work so:
each day a fresh puppy. no change, no spy, no disturb
I would remaster it once after I will have adapted my settings, create a /root/,mozilla/seamonkey with different absolute non critic and not sensible entries, a link in /root to /mnt/home/f/my instead of /root/my-documents and would never save somewhat after that in /root as I can do it directly hitting on the link my-documents
- I don't need some save file any more at all,
- have a system never changing in all details in the puppy file system
- have a system with highest confidentiality as no entry would stay in it after each shutdown, only the data I have entered intentionally manually before I did remaster!
To do it, I need a version
without greeting
at the begin of the session and
without asking
if I will save before shutting down!
What would be to do to avoid to start the greeting immediately after start and avoid the question if you want save before reboot or shutting down?
I would prepare an update to submit for woof, as part of the lupu features to go there.
Posted: Sat 21 Apr 2012, 10:46
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Subject description: PupMenu-2.0
This major update features a new dual-pane interface and convenient file finder.
Posted: Sat 21 Apr 2012, 00:03
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Something to show what Linux and Puppy is all about.
Posted: Fri 20 Apr 2012, 23:14
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playdayz wrote:
Concerning Sulu (Lucid with the 3.x kernel) rerwin said something interesting to me--that it would make more sense to put the energy into Precise because not only the kernel but everything else would be updated and development could be done to make it more Lucid-like if desired. So check this out: uPup Precise with 3.3.2 kernel
If you plan to combine forces with pemasu and make this the next logical path, for Lucid Puppy, it would be very good idea.
But, it needs to start with all the features of Lucid Puppy already there. After that, just tweaking to fix bugs.
The way "uPup Precise" is now, is just another from scratch build, with a lot of stuff missing or not working.
If I understood, Barry just put it together to try out something. So was not doing a complete build.
Posted: Fri 20 Apr 2012, 22:40
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playdayz wrote:
Concerning Sulu (Lucid with the 3.x kernel) rerwin said something interesting to me--that it would make more sense to put the energy into Precise because not only the kernel but everything else would be updated and development could be done to make it more Lucid-like if desired. So check this out: uPup Precise with 3.3.2 kernel
are you going to tweak it separately playdayz or are you joining pemasu over there? ok start download now.
Posted: Fri 20 Apr 2012, 22:04
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Cool, I'll try it!
Posted: Fri 20 Apr 2012, 19:23
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Concerning Sulu (Lucid with the 3.x kernel) rerwin said something interesting to me--that it would make more sense to put the energy into Precise because not only the kernel but everything else would be updated and development could be done to make it more Lucid-like if desired. So check this out: uPup Precise with 3.3.2 kernel
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Posted: Fri 20 Apr 2012, 19:11
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Just finished throwing some old spare parts together so Lucid 528.005 live....128 mb of ram with no hdd or swap. Sound,internet and display all working on boot.
sh-4.1# report-video
VIDEO REPORT: Lucid , version 528
Chip description:
oem: ATI RADEON III
Driver used by Xorg:
Video mode used by Xorg:
Resolution: Depth:
...the above also recorded in /tmp/report-video
sh-4.1# free
Using the Radeon driver.
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 125308 121512 3796 0 13620
Swap: 0 0 0
Total: 125308 121512 3796
Processor : AMD Duron(tm) Processor
Memory : 125MB (73MB used)
Operating System : Puppy Linux 0.52
User Name : root (root)
Date/Time : Fri 20 Apr 2012 06:41:37 PM CDT
Resolution : 1024x768 pixels
OpenGL Renderer : Unknown
X11 Vendor : The X.Org Foundation
Audio Adapter : VIA686A - VIA 82C686A/B rev20
Kernel : Linux 184.108.40.206 (i686)
Compiled : #1 SMP Thu May 27 10:56:32 EST 2010
C Library : GNU C Library version 2.11.1 (stable)
Default C Compiler : Unknown
Distribution : Puppy Linux 0.52
-Current Session-
Computer Name : puppypc
User Name : root (root)
Home Directory : /root
Desktop Environment : Unknown (Window Manager: Openbox)
Uptime : 21 minutes
Load Average : 0.38, 0.47, 0.54
Name : AMD Duron(tm) Processor
Family, model, stepping : 6, 3, 0 (AMD Duron (Spitfire))
Vendor : AuthenticAMD
Cache Size : 64kb
Frequency : 701.16MHz
BogoMIPS : 1402.32
Byte Order : Little Endian
Posting from Dillo so I guess it's semi-usable.
Posted: Fri 20 Apr 2012, 17:52
Post subject: Browser Wars and PETs-SFSs Wars
2 items in recent posts are of interest.
OOTB browser
a new technology for SFS selection at/near initial
OOTB browser
Having been associated with Puppy for as long as I have, there are members who have taken OOTB browser to the "Holy-WAR" level. It really shouldn't have been, but, because we, people, can be very passionate about things the browser is such.
Barry ships SeaMonkey. It is the initial Mozilla (really Netscape Open source) product for which Firefox, Thunderbird grew out of during times when Internet speeds were still in dial-up.
My view is that Barry did a very good thing for the community by including this full feature subsystem as it includes browsing, email services, web-building, and does everything that multiple packages must be brought to task to accomplish.
That being said, as an OOTB browser, it can launch a good start in the desktop for any user, as all of its features are consistent with each other.
Now, the problem:
Some people feel that their browser, and only their browser, should be the OOTB browser in their Puppy.
So along comes Playdayz (who wants to establish a middle ground by giving an awkward (really backward) browser forcing a Puppy distro users to go back to the Internet (PPM) to get, install, tailor before use a brand-new browser.
In Puppyland, he who builds the distro get to choose. And like others who build distro, this is an attempt to be neural in the browser war.
One option, since Puppy was Barry's original offering to this community is to go back to presenting Barry's model and, as is done for all PUPs, let the user select something other should he choose from the Repo. But, again, that is the choice of the distro developer.
My current finding is that all of the dstros which ship OOTB with SeaMonkey gives me a basis for starter operations without the need to take precious time in browser selection needs. But, I am just one who understands that this is an OOTB production, I understand, in part, why Barry initially selected it, and I understand that it is a full-featured browser with the same features as IE/Safari/Firefox/Opera, not to mention its email services rivals/exceeds them all.
In summary, Barry presents a standard model. And the distro developers can choose to be consistent with the model or to modify it.
new Boot-time SFS technology
There appears to be a move afoot to address dealing with SFS files throughout Puppyland. This has been going on, very actively, for past couple years in this community.
The most INNOVATIVE use of SFS for system starts is TaZoC's implementation that he provided in his Puppy LIghtHouse64 "Mariner" distro. From a developer's standpoint, the developer provides " his selections" SFS.
His technology, to me, in innovative because nowhere else in Puppyland have I seen this implementation. And, in using it I have found it to be sound in its operation, and the OS with the SFSs employed are stable.
I believe that his implementation was modeled in conjunction with Shinobar and others ideas on SFSs.
My only regret is that there seems to be a confusing picture in SFSs versus PETs in the technology world of 2012. In fact, some veterans seemingly are refusing to prepare PET versions for PPM use, tracking and management.
This post is, simply, presented as ideas of historical basis. NOT as a request of any sort.
Hope this helps
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CUMBERLAND — The last time Chris Magill ran in the "Yo" Raymond Memorial 5K, he was on the losing end of the closest finish in the race's seven-year history.
In the 2011 event, Louis Raffetto of South Boston, Mass. edged the Cumberland native by a mere second, storming past Magill with less than a tenth of a mile to go to claim the thriller in a 16:39 time.
CUMBERLAND — The last time Chris Magill ran in the "Yo" Raymond Memorial 5K, he was on the losing end of the closest finish in the race's seven-year history.
In the 2011 event, Louis Raffetto of South Boston, Mass. edged the Cumberland native by a mere second, storming past Magill with less than a tenth of a mile to go to claim the thriller in a 16:39 time.
But after a year's absence from the race, Magill was back at the starting line in front of Camp Ker Anna on Saturday morning, and the 40-year-old runner left little doubt as to who was going to rule the day. Magill broke out to a dominating lead after the opening quarter-mile downhill on Reservoir Road and never looked back in winning his third "Yo" Raymond title in a 16:51 time.
Magill outdistanced the runner-up finisher, Greenville's Paul Prewitt, by 96 seconds, and the third-place finisher, Cumberland's Chris Marshall (18:37), by nearly two minutes. It's the second most lopsided victory in the race's existence, with Magill capturing the 2008 race with a course-record time of 16:14 that handily topped Cumberland high schooler John Morgan by two minutes and four seconds.
Magill's time was also the sixth fastest on the race's scenic 3.1-mile, mostly flat, out-and-back course along Reservoir Road, and four of those six times belong to the former St. Raphael Academy and Iona College standout, including a 16:32 clocking in the inaugural 2007 race that gave Magill the first of his championships.
"I do like to try to run this race," said Magill, who is also a six-time winner of another Cumberland race, the Arnold Mills 4-miler that takes place every Fourth of July. "It just depends on my other races and if it fits into my schedule, but I always try to get here. It's in my backyard, and the Camp Ker Anna people are always so nice. It's something I would like to do every year, but I can't tell from year to year."
Magill raced with a balky left calf that saw him harness it with a calf sleeve after the race, and while that may have prevented him from producing a time that would have challenged his course record, it didn't stop him from cruising to a convincing victory over Prewitt (who took third in last year's race) and the rest of the 106 participants on hand.
"When I saw my lead at the turnaround point, I thought I had a good chance at winning," said Magill. "I was pretty confident of that, so I kind of cruised it in for the last half of the race. I had a calf problem this past week, so I didn't want to really damage it. My body felt good; it's just that my calf didn't."
The victory was one of the highlights to what has been an active year of running for Magill, who has run for the Boston Athletic Association for the past 14 years and is thriving in his first year as a Masters (ages 40-49) runner.
"This year has been a good year," remarked Magill, who plans to "gear up" for cross country running this fall. "I've been running in a lot of BAA team races in the (USATF) New England Grand Prix series. It's my first year as a Master and I put in a lot of races -- mostly good races and a couple of tough ones, but mostly positive. The race before this, I ran in the Falmouth Road Race and I was the second Masters (runner) there, which I was very pleased with. I ran just about 5:21 a mile for seven miles."
While there was no drama in Magill's easy victory, there was a little suspense in the battle for the women's title. Pawtucket's Lindsay Anspach (who, like Magill, is a St. Raphael alumnus) captured the race in a 21:57 time that was good for 16th place overall and beat out Michelle Grieves of North Attleboro, Mass. by five seconds. Grieves, a member of the Wampanoag Road Runners, tried to come on strong at the end, but she couldn't catch Anspach, a member of the Rhode Island Road Runners.
After Marshall finished third, Glenn Miller of Uxbridge, Mass. took the next spot in 18:50, the fifth time in the last six years he placed in the top six. Joe DiMuccio of West Hartford, Conn. took fifth in 19:02, and Lincoln's Ray Sikorowicz, the winner of last year's race, settled for sixth in 19:06, the sixth straight year he earned a top-six finish.
The third female finisher was Cumberland's Jackie Hooper, who was 30th overall in 25:11 and improved her 2012 time at this race by 35 seconds. The next female to cross the finish line, Cumberland girls' cross country and track and field coach Joyce Bonner, checked in with a 25:19 time that was more than two minutes faster than her 2012 time of 27:40 and allowed her to repeat as the women's 50-59 age division winner.
And speaking of age division winners, 75-year-old standout Eddie Fromm, who resided in Uxbridge, but now calls Mesa, Ariz. home, was back in town and came away with his fifth 70-plus age division trophy in as many races. Fromm was 26th overall in a 23:21 time.
The other runners who won their age divisions were Providence's Joe Murphy (boys' 19-under, seventh overall, 19:26) and 11-year-old Lucy Howland (girls' 19-under, 27:16), Marshall (men's 20-29), Anspach (women's 20-29), Prewitt (men's 30-39), East Providence's Kate McGowan (women's 30-39, 27:10), Magill (men's 40-49), Grieves (women's 40-49), Miller (men's 50-59), North Smithfield's Paul Pare (men's 60-69, 30:46), Woonsocket's Marilyn Payette (women's 60-69, 51:59), and Central Falls' Connie Burgoyne (women's 70-plus, 54:06).
The proceeds from the race (which was presented under a new name, the Navigant Credit Union "Yo" Raymond Memorial 5K Run/Walk and 1K Youth Run) went towards the children's programs at Camp Ker Anna.
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Why Anthony Randolph Should Start Out of The Gate
The following is a guest piece from avid TKB reader and huge Knicks fan, Zachary Story.
Since being left standing at the alter by "He Who Shall Not Be Named" our beloved Knickerbockers have made a series of intriguing moves this summer, one of which was the sign and trade of David Lee to Golden State, that brought Ronny Turiaf, Anthony Randolph, and Kelenna Azubuike to the Big Apple.. Kudos to Donnie Walsh on that one…
Much of what I have been hearing out of the Knicks camp since the deal though, is that Anthony Randolph the prize possession in the deal, who i believe to have the most upside of any player on our team will be coming off the bench as the teams 6th or 7th man, with Ronny Turiaf starting at center and Amare at the 4 or vice versa… Now you might think Im crazy when I say this.. but I truly believe that for the Knicks to try and make that jump into the East's elite they must utilize Randolph as a starter with Amar'e at center… Here are some reasons
1) I think that if Randolph comes off the bench, he could easily get lost in Dantoni's infamous "Rotation", which i think as Knicks fans (and Larry Hughes) know is not a good thing..
2) I think Randolph's run and gun style of play, will definitely benefit Dantoni's uptempo offense rather than a less mobile Turiaf out there..
3) Confidence… This guy rides off confidence ever since he was at LSU, and to be out there having your named called in the starting lineup, in the world best city, with the worlds best fans, would be a great start
4) He would also take some pressure off of Amar'e, with another threat down low in the post, and i think the fact that he can run the floor will benefit Felton and continue to aid Tony Douglas, in the hopes of one day being a starting point guard in this league..
5) I'm not a huge supporter of this reason but…. Randolph could definitely boost his trade value in which he could possibly become the center piece of a deal for Carmelo, which I believe the Knicks are now no longer the front runner or the second option of the Nuggets.
This is a very opinionated post, and of course i know there are just as many reasons as to why this guy should probably come off the bench.. But i truly believe in my heart that he should be on the floor during tip off against the Raptors for the season opener… Now let the debating begin…


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Can;t seem to find any FSM flags, so I sorta cobbled this one together.
Say, where on this board do you submit this stuff? If the gawyads & prophets like this they can have it, i'll deed over the rights. How piratical of me, right? give 'em back what they already mostly own anyway!
s/v'Chienne de la Mer'
Hmmmmm, seems the 'board' decided to cut off the right side...that sucks!
to see the whole image Right Click select view image and voila'
and the waving version