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add modprobe floppy to teh end of /etc/rc.local, BTW at what point does this message appear?
When I boot RH7.2 lately I have been seeing a [FAILED] in mount /dev/fd0 "is not a valid block device"
Hasn't bothered me as whenever I wanted to use the floppy I did: mount /dev/fd0 and it came to the party just fine and wrote/read
Here is the /etc/fstab and ls -l
/etc/fstabCode:[root@localhost root]# ls -l /dev/fd0 brw-rw---- 1 ken floppy 2, 0 Aug 30 2001 /dev/fd0
owner vs. users makes no difference in fd0Code:/dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom iso9660 noauto,owner,kudzu,ro 0 0 /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1 iso9660 noauto,owner,kudzu,ro 0 0 /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy vfat auto,owner,kudzu 0 0
Why it's NOW a huge problem is that I just got my RH8.0 and tried to upgrade and that falls apart with:
I've googled for an answer, and found lots but none was the 'right' one, I've tried PETS and nothing jumped out that was clearly the problemError mounting device fd0 as /mnt/floppy No such device or address OK to reboot? and that goes on for as long as I want to play the game.
As root (not su) I tried depmod -a and it returned nothing (but completed)
Anyone have a clue what to try next?
add modprobe floppy to teh end of /etc/rc.local, BTW at what point does this message appear?
Assuming you meant the error message I get when trying to upgrade to RH 8? I get it right after the video / monitor / mouse are properly probed, and just after I check the upgrade box.
If you meant when do I get it when Linux is booting? I get that just after where it wants to fsk if I've shut down abruptly, and it appears twice once right after /boot: clean and before enabling file system and again after loading random number generator and before loading APM daemon
adding modprobe floppy to the end of /etc/rc.local didn't change anything ;-(
who fixed a spello/typo
hi ken,
what is in the file /var/log/boot.log? I assume this is the default redhat kernel. also, in the file /etc/fstab are you mounting the floppy right away?
here's the last 5 hours of /var/log/boot.log
Here's the entire /etc/fstabCode:deleted as it isn't relevant any more
It's default RH 7.2 kernel as best I know... (with win4lin mods, but that hasn't made any difference and win4lin has been there a long while.Code:LABEL=/ / ext3 defaults 1 1 LABEL=/boot /boot ext3 defaults 1 2 none /dev/pts devpts gid=5,mode=620 0 0 none /proc proc defaults 0 0 none /dev/shm tmpfs defaults 0 0 /dev/hda5 swap swap defaults 0 0 /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom iso9660 noauto,owner,kudzu,ro 0 0 /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1 iso9660 noauto,owner,kudzu,ro 0 0 /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy vfat auto,users,kudzu 0 0
hey ken,
1. remove the word auto from the entry in /etc/fsatb by the floppy drive and replace it with noauto. That should do it, it looks like it wnats to mount the floppy on bootup, if this ia what ya want let us know.
2. Lets make sure it is a valid block device - here is the entry for a valid block device i.e. my floppy drive.
yours should look much like this.Code:[pbharris@bugs ~]ls -l /dev/fd0 brw-rw---- 1 pbharris floppy 2, 0 Apr 11 09:25 /dev/fd0 [pbharris@bugs ~]
Thanks ! This did it..
At least it got rid of the error on boot up, and got me past the 'not a block device' in anaconda of RH8.0 but.....1. remove the word auto from the entry in /etc/fsatb by the floppy drive and replace it with noauto.
damn anaconda dies, with no error message, or reason just before it 'installs' the first fsking new file.
At least this time I bought a boxed set, (cheaply from cheapbytes) so have a serial number, and am going to start working the RH support to death...
Since I couldn't upgrade to 7.3 or 8.0 it appears I am stuck still at 7.2, although I have a new Mandrake 9.0 sitting here, should I get pissed enough to format and start all over.
there should be an error log. Could you post that. If anaconda is dying off, there is obviously a reason. If worse comes to worse, we can test if perhaps the CD is bad.
hmmmmmmmmmm a log, huh? any clues where? I searched and found a few but none that seemed to be Psyche or RH 8 or RH or upgrade/install related.
as to media it is RH branded and I did a mediacheck on all three of them and all came up PASS
I also tried twice more today to upgrade and all attempts have resulted in stopping at same place, right after the Bluecurve banner comes up, and as it is ready to "install" glibc-common 202.93.5 Once I let it try for about 45 minutes in case I was getting too anxious and abandoned it too soon (nope)
Most odd indeed .... Okay, obviousl you have tried doing an upgrade -- how about a fresh install? I used my RH8 discs to do an upgrade from Null, and it worked pretty well. I cant see what could be causing the error ... lemme sit back and think some more. There has to be a good reason that an install would fail (or upgrade for that matter).


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I don't have a clue why, I asked for explanation from PackPub.
I am very disappointed now, not about the book, but about PacktPub: I payed for the item and they're just cancelling the order. I hope they're gonna fix it.
I also ordered the ebook and I can download that without any problems. For reading I prefer the paper book, though.
Ok thanks for posting this, I'll place my order at Amazon
Posted 26 August 2011 - 05:23 AM
Ordered here because there is 10% discount and no shipping for my country... on amazon I would have to pay more + shipping
Posted 26 August 2011 - 09:19 AM
pappfer, on 26 August 2011 - 03:07 AM, said:
I don't have a clue why, I asked for explanation from PackPub.
I am very disappointed now, not about the book, but about PacktPub: I payed for the item and they're just cancelling the order. I hope they're gonna fix it.
I also ordered the ebook and I can download that without any problems. For reading I prefer the paper book, though.
OK, it seems that they're going to sort this out for me.
I got this reply:
I checked RBS WorldPay and it appears that you have indeed been charged correctly for this order. I presume it must be a temporary technical problem due to which the order appeared to have failed. Our apologies for the confusion caused due to this.
Please do not worry, I have will make arrangements to send you a print verison of 'Yii 1.1 Application Development Cookbook'. The book shall be printed and shipped out to you soon. However to place the order I will be requiring your shipping address in English characters ( a few words in your address are non english and our system is unable to read them).
Posted 31 August 2011 - 08:04 AM
Thanks for your good work :-)
Posted 03 September 2011 - 08:42 AM
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Posted 06 September 2011 - 03:51 PM
I bought both your Cookbook and the first Yii book (Agile Development) at Packt.
Which do you recommend to read first as a beginner to Yii? Just looking at the Table of Contents, your book seems to have a better structure for starting out and understanding.. But the Amazon userreview said its better to first start with the Agile book.
I would love your thoughts on that!
Posted 06 September 2011 - 05:08 PM
Alternatively you can start with official Yii guide and blog tutorial and the move to books.
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So I think you just should try to start both, and see what's works for you
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Posted 26 September 2011 - 09:34 AM
Nice job by the way on the book's site and love the errata page. That is very helpful to have feedback from the author and known typos posted somewhere to refer to. Great job sir!
Posted 26 September 2011 - 10:04 AM
That way if I check your page in a few weeks, I see which ones are new without having to check all erratas..
Posted 28 September 2011 - 02:29 PM
Will add this info for new errata or at least will mark it somehow.
Posted 08 October 2011 - 01:57 PM
Before I looked into Yii I spent about a week with Kohana. It looks also like a pretty good framework, but because Yii is much better documented and has a bigger and also friendly community I'm now here
I also work with the book Agile Web Development book. At chapter 5 now.
Posted 11 October 2011 - 07:12 PM
This book is so useful, that I would like it to be sold in Japan... As many of the Japanese engineers can read, but do not want to read English books, I wish we would have Japanese Yii books in order to spread Yii world here in Japan.
Posted 12 October 2011 - 10:07 AM
Will be great if someone will translate the book.
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it's useful, thanks
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On Saturday Jan. 26, 2013, the first ever Fruitcake Extravaganza is going to take place in Sutherlands parking lot at 406 South Highway 55.
This is a chance to take that old fruitcake that you got for the holidays and do something productive with it (that is if you haven't already eaten it ;).
Fruitcakes come to people in all sorts of ways: handed to them as gift, sent through the mail or even dropped on steps anonymously.
Unfortunately, many people's fruitcakes are not what one would call delicious. And the ones that can be bought in the cans or wrapped in plastic from the store usually just don't make it far before they end up in the hog trough or garbage can.
So each person reading this probably has some version of a fruitcake still in their house. Many don't dare throw it away (because it is food, in a fashion) or they fear that the person that gave it to them might see it poking out of the top of their garbage can before the trash day truck can arrive.
Because fruitcakes so often end up not where they were intended by the giver, it seems that people also like to ask about the fruitcakes they gave away.
"Did you like that fruitcake I gave you for Christmas?" they ask. Then they continue. "I put in all this good stuff. It has every kind of nut in the world in it, special fruit from the tropics, cheese from Sheyboygan, Wis., old tires from the Utah County Landfill, rocks from Death Valley,. etc. etc. etc."
What to do. You may not be able to eat it (literally because it is so hard or figuratively because it tastes bad), but there must be something that can be done with it that could be productive.
Well we at the Sun Advocate have come up with something you can use that old fruitcake for. On Jan. 26, we will be having a fruitcake extravaganza.
The idea came from the little known fact that Jan. 3 is (or now was) national Fruitcake Toss Day. We just couldn't get organized that quickly after the end of the year and besides we wanted to honor the fruitcake in all its glory on a Saturday so a lot of people could come and pay homage to that lowly loaf of yuk.
So on Jan. 26, in Sutherlands parking lot in Price the store and our paper are having a contest that will consist of three events.
The first is a hand fruitcake toss. We will be awarding a Miter Saw worth $299 to the person who can throw the fruitcake they bring with them the farthest. Here are the rules for that event.
1. The fruitcake must be uncut and unwrapped from any kind of cellophane, plastic or cardboard.
2. The person throwing the fruitcake must not use any kind of device to throw such as a paddle or a Lacrosse stick.
3. All fruitcakes must be thrown underhand; no overhand throwing.
4.Once the fruitcake has been thrown the thrower will stand next to the throwing course to mark their spot. Only one throw per person.
Next will be a fruitcake relay race. We will time the event as teams of four people run a 100 yard course each with a fruitcake on a bread board (both of which the Sun Advocate will supply for consistency) through a survival course without dropping the fruitcake on the ground. There will be no touching it with your fingers or any other body part either. Each of member of the winning four person team will be awarded an oscillating tool worth $99. Here are the rules.
1. Once the whistle to start is blown, no member of the team may touch the fruitcake in any way with their hands or other body parts. Relays must be done by sliding the fruitcake onto the next runners breadboard.
2. The course will involve running around pylons and stepping over various obstacles while keeping the fruit cake on the bread board.
3. Runners must stay on the course or they will be disqualified. Missing any one of the obstacles also means disqualification.
4.The event will be timed. The team with the best time will be judged to be the prize winners.
5.The Sun Advocate will supply the fruitcake and breadboards for this event. You cannot use your own equipment or fancy fruitcake.
Third, bring your own fruitcake art. Whatever creation you can come up with a fruitcake (or fruitcakes) as the center of an art piece. our contest team will judge. Prizes will be given for the top three pieces of art as is determined by the judges. First place will get a $50 gift card to Sutherlands, second place will get a $25 gift card and third place will get a $15 gift card.
And for those of you who just want to watch the goings on, you can also bring fruitcakes and use them to get $10 off a yearly, in-county subscription on the spot. This applies to both new subscriptions and renewals.
The extravaganza will take place between Noon and 3 p.m. If the weather is bad (we mean snow and wind, not just the cold) we will delay it until the next week on Feb. 2.
There will be no preregistration, but you must register for the events beginning at Noon that day and 15 minutes before your event takes place.There is no cost to register with the exception of having your own fruitcake to throw during the event.
Here is the timetable for the events.
12:30 p.m. Fruitcake Art display begins.
1 p.m. The Fruitcake Relay Race.
2 p.m. The Fruitcake Throw.
So heres the chance for you to get rid of those holiday fruitcakes and if you win you can tell the person that gave it to you that it was so good you were able to trade it for a top notch prize.
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Corey Trivino Arrested, Kicked Off BU Hockey Team
According to BU Today, the school newspaper at Boston University, Islanders draft pick Corey Trivino was arrested on Sunday night and charged with three counts of indecent assault and battery, two counts of breaking and entering in the nighttime and one count of assault with attempt to rape. He has been kicked off the hockey team, effective immediately.
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Suffolk County Assistant District Attorney Cameron Merrill told the court that witnesses claim that an apparently intoxicated Trivino pushed his way into the room of a female student at 10 Buick St. and started kissing her and fondling her against her will. Trivino reportedly left the room at the student's insistence, and she called the Boston University Police at about 11 p.m. Police arrived a short time later and placed Trivino under arrest.
Trivino, whose family flew in for his arraignment, appeared in court in handcuffs and a powder blue hoodie. He never spoke, standing hunched forward and head down throughout the court proceeding.
Head hockey coach Jack Parker says Trivino has been permanently removed from the team. "He is no longer associated with the BU hockey team," says Parker (SMG'68, Hon.'97).
Trivino, a senior on the Terrier hockey team, was leading the team with 13 goals and 17 points in 15 games. He was originally drafted by the Islanders in the second round of the 2008 entry draft. Trivino had rebounded nicely this season on the ice after breaking his leg in February 2010 and would have had a shot at making the Bridgeport roster next year.
The arrest is another hurdle in Trivino's life to overcome, although this one is decidedly different than the others. Trivino has been injury riddled throughout his BU career. During his freshman season at Boston University, he tore his MCL. In his sophomore year, he broke an ankle at the end of the year and, as mentioned, he broke his leg during his junior year last February. Now, the problems aren't with his health, they're with the law.
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In May, she and her 13-year-old daughter, Emma L. Crowell, will make their second trip to Rwanda, Africa, where theyll get a chance to fulfill both those missions.
Mrs. Rhodes-Crowell volunteers as an English language instructor and curriculum coordinator for the Ubushobozi organization. Founded in 2008, Ubushobozi is a non-profit, vocational skills training organization that focuses on improving the lives of poverty-stricken girls and young women.
She and her daughter first traveled to Musanze, Rwanda, in 2010 after learning about the project through World Artisans, a store she previously operated in Potsdam with her husband, David R. Crowell.
Many of the women are the head of their households, Mrs. Rhodes-Crowell said. Despite their situations, they have an incredible spirit of hope and strength that is infectious.
Miss Crowell, a seventh grader at McKenney Middle School, reflected on her first trip to Africa.
I think it was really cool that the women were making money for their families, she said. We actually got to stay with them a few days.
Through education and skills training, such as sewing and weaving, the Ubushobozi project seeks to end the cycle of poverty experienced by many of the countrys young girls.
Each student receives a sewing machine, sewing lessons, fabric, and an outlet for selling their creations such as bags, skirts and scarves.
Theyre also provided with a weekly stipend, a daily nutritious meal and instruction in English, math, computers, health and sex education and traditional dance.
In 2008 the countrys official language switched from French to English, Mrs. Rhodes-Crowell said.
Theres a big push now to learn the English language in the schools, she said.
Mrs. Rhodes-Crowell works as an English as a second language instructor at St. Lawrence University and has teamed up with other faculty members to develop an internship program for SLU students who want to teach English in Rwanda.
She also teaches English as a second language for St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services and is the international student advisor at SUNY Potsdam.
During this trip to Africa, she will focus on assessing English language skills, developing lesson plans and creating a consistent curriculum that can be used by other volunteers. The 2 1/2-week trip starts May 22.
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Yesterday was my very first counseling session I can remember since the split where I didn't bawl my eyes out. I nearly teared up twice, but not a single tear fell. I went in thinking I needed help in trying to figure out how to move on, but i... Read more
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
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Okay, so crazy things are still happening. I told my son the other day that if it weren't for my bad luck, I don't think I'd have any luck at all. He said, "Well, then wouldn't it be better to have no luck?!" *lol*
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Friday, May 22, 2015
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...I have decided to do what's best for me.
...I will let go of the things that have been holding me back.
...I will forgive myself.
...I will allow myself to be perfectly imperfect.
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By TOM MCCOURTGuest Contributor
The most impressive Indian ruin in all of Glen Canyon sat on a sandstone promontory across the river from Hite. It was a two or three storied building built by the Anasazi people 800-years ago. The ruin was about 22 feet square and stood 12 feet high in the 1950s. It was 100 feet above the river with a commanding view of the valley. John Wesley Powell, Cass Hite and others, called the place "Fort Moki."
Some of us remember Fort Moki. She was probably the most visited prehistoric site in Glen Canyon before Lake Powell. There were dozens of names carved in the sandstone there. Men from the Powell expeditions, early prospectors, pioneers, cowboys and river runners all left their mark.
But then, in 1963 the U.S. Department of Reclamation closed the gates on the Glen Canyon damn (pun intended) and the old Moki fort was gone, along with everything else in the canyon. When the lake crested in 1988, the ruin was 100 feet below the surface.
This year the water level of Lake Powell is so low the old Moki fort is being resurrected. Because I've written a few things about Fort Moki these past dozen years or so, I've had two different groups contact me this spring asking for information. A group of professional river runners and a nice young lady from the National Registry of Historic Places want to see the old fort when she rises into the sunshine again. I've been happy to give directions and offer advice about how to get there. For you see, this will be the second time the old fort has been resurrected.
Jeannie and I were there the first time.
For forty years, from 1965 to 2005, the old fort was underwater. In the late fall of 2004, acting on a hunch, we went to Farley Canyon and hiked out on a rim where we could look out over the lake. Sure enough, with binoculars we could see the first signs of crumpled walls rising up out of the water.
We hiked in overland on January 30, 2005 and it was an adventure. The full story was printed in Blue Mountain Shadows Magazine, Spring Edition, 2006. To make a long story short, we got stranded overnight in the ledges. The night was bitterly cold and we survived by kicking up and burning half-an-acre of Park Service sagebrush (sorry about that guys). Being hardy souls, we didn't call for a rescue helicopter and we got out okay the next morning.
We were the first people to see the old fort after her 40-year sleep in cold water. There was not a track in the mud anywhere around the ruin. To our surprise, the rock walls and piles of rubble were washed clean by the receding water. We had expected to find only mounds of mud. Dried lake silt was about five inches deep along the sandstone approaches to the building. Beneath that, the old pioneer inscriptions were still as bold and bright as ever. Forty years underwater hadn't hurt them at all.
We took some pictures and I remembered some good times by touching those old walls. The walls were only four feet high when she came out of the water. The upper walls had collapsed into the interior of the building from the weight of the water. It was great to be there on that clear winter's day. The sun was bright and silver clouds were reflected on the water. We were the only people there. We never saw a single boat on the lake the whole time. The world was clean and quiet.
What does this have to do with anything important? Absolutely nothing. It's just a reminder that we should never despair. Nothing is ever truly lost. Things change. We change. And the world goes on its way.
Sometimes I wish I had never made the trek back to see the ruins of the ruin in the lake. That's not how I want to remember her. Wearing the rose-colored glasses of my youth, she's still a magic castle on a hill. If you go to Lake Powell this summer, stop and see Fort Moki. Tell her that kid from Wellington says hello.
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December 1, 2011
The Arab Spring exposed critical weaknesses and exacerbated long-held disagreements within the European Union related to asylum, immigration, and external border control policy matters that spilled over into the operation of the Schengen area.
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November 2, 2011
Europe's Schengen agreement eliminated border controls between 25 countries for over 400 million people. Schengen cooperation has come under intense pressure of late, however, and EU Member States are currently considering whether the rules under which it operates ought to be adjusted. Elizabeth Collett provides background and explains what the current debate means for the future of Schengen.
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April 21, 2011
The European Union is an area of free movement that covers more than 4 million square kilometers and encompasses 27 countries. Saara Koikkalainen of the University of Lapland and the University of California-Davis discusses the history and current trends of free mobility in Europe.
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February 28, 2011
In the post-9/11 era, U.S. policymakers have increasingly used migration policy tools to strengthen national security. This piece highlights civil rights and liberties issues that point to the need to re-envision the relationship between security and mobility, and discusses a proposal to "secure human mobility."
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January 24, 2011
Destination countries of unaccompanied child migrants struggle with many questions related to why children migrate, how they should be received and processed, and whether they should be protected, integrated, or returned to their home countries. Amanda Levinson of ThirdSpace Consulting provides the context within which unaccompanied child migration occurs, and analyzes the policy response of the United States and European destination countries.
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July 2014
In the coming weeks, the President-Elect of the European Commission and leaders of the European Union will discuss the new institutional map of the European Union, including new portfolios for the incoming college of Commissioners. Despite the fact that immigration is a critical challenge for the European Union, it has become harder for EU institutions to forge a strong policy. Perhaps as a result of this disconnect, one of the key ideas on the table is to create a Commissioner for Migration.
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The European Council's new strategic guidelines, which set the pathway for future policy development in the area of Justice and Home Affairs in the coming years, seem unfeasibly insulated from today's migration and asylum realities and challenges confronting the European Union. The draft represents a missed opportunity to lead EU heads of state forward on critical issues in this area, MPI Europe's Director writes in this commentary.
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June 2014
With the European Council meeting in late June 2014 to adopt strategic guidelines on asylum and migration policy, amid strains resulting from Syrian refugee migration and other flows, this MPI Europe policy brief identifies challenges and proposes a forward course. The brief recommends increased engagement by Member States in practical cooperation as a way to strengthen implementation and consolidation of existing EU laws and achieve more consistent asylum decision-making.
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This MPI Europe policy brief, published with the European Council poised to articulate a new set of long-term objectives and priorities for action on migration and asylum policy, details the immigration and other challenges that policymakers confront and sets out the reasons for increasingly sclerotic policy development.
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This report examines the complexity of immigrant integration governance in EU Member States, and offers detailed mapping of the origin-country institutions that are increasingly involved in integration-related activities. It explores how EU institutions can maximize opportunities for cooperation between origin and destination countries on integration governance.
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This discussion explores how the 2014 Greek Presidency of the European Union and the United States can work to address the challenges of managing migration while meeting humanitarian obligations and nurturing economic growth.
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This report examines human trafficking and smuggling trends and routes to Europe, and profiles the facilitators and clients/victims of such activities. It also offers a menu of policy options that are likely to reduce trafficking and smuggling flows, noting that such policies must be multifaceted to address a variety of contributing factors simultaneously.


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|Unrest Continues--But Gas Prices Drop
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Our BP Barometer—five-cent lower gas prices here since the beginning of the week. Meanwhile, oil prices landed just below $106 a barrel in today's trading half way around the world as political upheaval in the Middle East and signs of strong global demand keep crude near two-year highs.
Asian trading in Benchmark crude for May delivery was up 10 cents to $105.70 a barrel. Crude prices have jumped 25 percent since protests against Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi that began in mid-February escalated into a rebellion and shut down most of the OPEC nation's 1.6 million barrels per day of crude output. At the same time all this is going on, gas prices have leveled off or have fallen here at home. But the continued turmoil and conversion to the summer gas blends means we can expect to still pay more—and maybe soon.
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Waukesha, WI -- The Beloit College Baseball team had an explosion of offense in the opener but were shut out in the nightcap in the opening games of their four-game Midwest Conference series at Carroll University on Saturday, taking game one 17-3 before dropping game two 2-0.
In the first game The Bucs scored once in the first when Jerrick Habecker scored on a double play before putting up five runs in the second to take charge. Sean Little scored on a wild pitch, Grant Henricksen triple with the bases loaded and Alex Lawrence drove in the fifth run of the inning with a single for a 6-0 lead. Carroll scored single runs in the second and third to cut into the lead. The teams traded runs in the fourth, Beloit's scoring on Henricksen's sacrifice fly to center.
The Buccaneers added a run in the fifth on Will Mack's home run and then tacked on three in the sixth on a Lawrence single and a two-run single by Danny Corral. Beloit finished it off with a six-run eighth. Ethan Blumenthal scored on a wild pitch, Little and Jake Parrott had RBI singles, Habecker and Henricksen had fielder's choice RBIs and Adrian Peil singled in a run in the big inning.
Lawrence had three hits in the game while Peil had two. Habecker scored four runs. Andrew Edwards went complete on the mound, scattering 11 hits while striking out five and walking two.
Game two was much different for the Buccaneers. Henricksen had three hits and Lawrence two but Beloit couldn't get that one hit needed to break the shutout. Carroll scored once in the sixth and again in the eighth. Ryan Kaveney was the tough-luck loser, going eight innings, giving up seven hits while striking out 11 - a season-high for the Bucs - while walking just one.
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An Uncertain Future for Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act: The Need for a Revised Bailout System
By Christopher B. Seaman 30 St. Louis U. Pub. L. Rev. 9
In Northwest Austin Municipal Utility District Number One v. Holder ("NAMUDNO"), 129 S. Ct. 2504 (2009), the Supreme Court declined to decide one of the 2008 Term's most prominent issues: the constitutionality of the 2006 renewal of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. Instead, the Court adopted an unexpected statutory construction permitting the plaintiff to seek an exemption called "bailout" from continued coverage under this provision. Even though the Court avoided directly ruling on its constitutionality, NAMUDNO left little doubt that Section 5 remains on uncertain constitutional ground. [keep reading]
The Continued Need for the Voting Rights Act: Examining Second-Generation Discrimination
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 dramatically changed America's political process. Racial diversity in Congress has substantially increased and the country elected the first Black President of the United States in 2008. According to some, President Obama's election provides convincing evidence that America is now in a post-racial political era. With discrimination in the area of voting a thing of the past, the argument goes, Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act-which requires federal review of voting changes in certain jurisdictions before they an become law-is an antiquated remedy to a nonexistent problem. [keep reading]
Cumulative and Limited Voting: Minority Electoral Opportunities and More
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Geographically based majority-minority single member districts (SMDs) have been the medium generally, but not exclusively, for providing minority groups protected by the Voting Rights Act (VRA) with new opportunities to elect representatives of their choice to legislative bodies. Two other election systems have been used for this purpose as well: cumulative (CV) and limited voting (LV). Depending on the situation, these alternative systems can provide electoral opportunities for minorities when majority-minority SMDs cannot be created and sometimes provide more and/or better opportunities even when such districts can be created. While proposed at times for the election of members of the United States House of Representatives and state legislatures, their adoption so far has been limited to elections for local legislative bodies. [keep reading]
English Monolingual Speakers in Puerto Rico: A New Language Minority Group Under the Voting Rights Act
By Angel L. Olivera-Soto 30 St. Louis U. Pub. L. Rev. 139
It is widely accepted that the right to vote is "at the very foundation" of our democratic system. It rests on the republican principle that the actions of the government must be based upon the consent of those governed. This precious right should evolve to increase voters' participation and include those who traditionally feel excluded from the process. Precisely, that has been the direction voting rights in America have taken during the past several decades. Racial, sexual, ethnic, and language barriers have been demolished over time. This has been done through constitutional amendments and through monumental legislation such as the Voting Rights Act of 1965. [keep reading]
Where Forum Non Conveniens and Preemptive Jurisdiction Collide: An Analytical Look at Latin American Preemptive Jurisdiction Laws in the United States
By Jennifer L. Woulfe 30 St. Louis U. Pub. L. Rev. 171
The familiar doctrine of forum non conveniens in jurisprudence allows a court to dismiss a case when factors of convenience weigh against the case being brought in that court. The doctrine has developed in the United States in two threads. The first is the common law definition laid down in Gulf Oil Corp. v. Gilbert, which will be the focus of this Comment. The second is 28 U.S.C. § 1404(a), which applies only in federal court cases where the more appropriate forum would be another U.S. district court. The basic situation encountered in this comment is one in which a foreign plaintiff brings a suit against a U.S. defendant for injuries arising in the plaintiff's home country. Oftentimes, cases such as these are product liability cases. [keep reading]
Arista Records v. Launch Media: An Analysis of the Second Circuit's Ruling on Webcast Interactivity and a Look at the Current and Future State of Interactive Webcasting Technology
By Michael P. Kella 30 St. Louis U. Pub. L. Rev. 199
Over the years, significant advancements have been made in digital distribution technology. Increases in high speed Internet access and the presence of online digital distribution stores have given Internet users the ability to access digital content at the click of a button, often wherever and whenever they choose. Music is one category of content to which users have this type of instantaneous access. In 1995, Professor Paul Goldstein of Stanford Law School referred to the ability to instantly access music from distant locations at the click of a button as the "celestial jukebox." Indeed, this has become a reality today as online distribution stores offer endless selections of music. Equally important is the fact these offerings are paired with the availability of high-speed Internet connections which allow the offered content to be rapidly, if not instantly, accessed. [keep reading]
Tipping the Balance Back: An Argument for the Mixed Motive Theory Under The ADEA
By Jessica M. Scales 30 St. Louis U. Pub. L. Rev. 229
One day in May 2010, Gregory Wehking, a clerical clerk, sat nervously in his boss Rachel Moro's office. His employer, the Bown Company, was undergoing restructuring, and his job could be in jeopardy. Gregory didn't want to lose his job because he enjoyed working; he thought at the age of 66 it would be difficult to find a new job; and he needed the income to pay the family's bills. Ms. Moro started the meeting by putting Gregory at ease when she spoke highly of his performance record. However, the meeting's tone changed quickly. Gregory's boss next noted Gregory had been with the Bown Company for quite a long time, over 35 years. Then, Ms. Moro asked Gregory how old he was. Upon learning Gregory was 66 years old, she suggested he retire. Gregory protested, and he told her he did not want to retire; he felt good, and he liked to work. Despite his protest, Ms. Moro fired Gregory. [keep reading]


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Well, after playing DragonGem to the point where I was the highest level thief class character in the game on the US servers, legit I might add, I can say that I would be neutral on the idea of DragonGem coming back. It was a fun a game, I admit, but it's not a game that I can return to after such a lenghty break and my gaming preferences having changed completely from the time I stopped playing it. The thought that it's maybe coming back does excite me a little, however. If it does come back, there's obviously no way that the game will maintain it's pre-shut down conditions. It must have some perk to give it popularity. But regardless, I'm more or less retired from the 2D industry lately. The only 2D game I have any faith in anymore is LaTale, and Dragonica when it comes out.
Times change, so don't find yourself caught in the past...or the future.
@ Xenthydos .
you sound like a noob.Dragon Gem will be come back perhaps by another publisher.No one knows but the game will be back .
For me its not imortant..it was fun to play that game but i am not a fan ..just hate it when people like you say stupid things
La Tale is too gay in my opinion .The game that will win in the end is Dragonica.Its new .Little bit like dragon gem (styl) but its 3 D and have really a nice system (me was tester).It owns all the 2 d sidescroller
You shouldn't really bash on people saying stupid things when your argument is just the opposite extreme of Xenthydos'. And if DragonGem has no importance to you, what was the purpose of your post other than to bash an OnRPG member and say that Dragonica rules? The only thing that you prove by throwing oil onto a fire is that you obviously didn't check that the container read "oil" not "water." I'll let you have fun trying to figure out what that means.
I would agree with you on the point that Dragonica is a fantastic 2D MMO only because you actually provided some reasonable opinions and it's the least negative point of your post.
it wasnt that bad Duo .You will see that i am right ^^and no it wasnt oil.. i know what you want to say but in this situation this sentence have nothing to do with my text.Why? you probably dont understand me or you dont understand the things behind my text...
and i dont want to pown onrpg members...but i dont like the members who dont know anything and spam us full with their "arguments" i know that i cant proof you that i am right but when you understand the system of companys who publish games then you would know that dragon gem will be back we will see xD When this will never happen .You can write me a message where you pown me ok? xD
yeah think so too but i think there will be a global version againto be released at another companys website, but not Zemi's.


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I ended up going to this location on 3 occasions and each time I got something completely different and I'd have to say would be my favourite from the trip. After 2 weeks of getting up at crazy hours, my mind was a little confused and the alarm was always set to 3am as a little reminder to check forecasts and instead of catching a few more zzz's, I grabbed my gear and headed to Lake Wanaka.
The drive up through the Crown Range and down through the Cardrona Valley is an ex racers dream, if only I had a set of wheels to take advantage of this amazing stretch of road. One of the things that really stands out in New Zealand is the lack of Kangaroos, at first you drive all tense waiting for one of these Australian monsters to kamikaze across the road, destroying car and potential life but the only thing getting in the way are rabbits and at this time of the morning it's like a game Frogger a bit like the negative people in life, easily dealt with.
Anyway this is a 4 frame pano, two shots for the stars before sunrise and two more once the sun came up using my new flip system.
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So a friend of mine and I were discussing the long tradition of marking doors with Marinara on Holy Pastover in remembrance of His first touch, and I was wondering if anyone could shed some additional light on the tradition. Mainly, we're curious if any of the members know how the tradition started.
Through careful thought and meditation we came to the conclusion that doors were not marked with Marinara on the first Pastover, but in subsequent Pastover's, perhaps as a reminder to our Drunken Lord so that He can easily spot the faithful and know who to touch with his appendage. But as with most traditions, there is probably an elaborate tale, perhaps one that's hardly even intelligible, which might explain the exact (or approximate) when and why this tradition began.


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CANTON - With Malone and Indian River snowed in, the Potsdam and OFA Boys and Girls Track-Field teams stepped up in the second Northern Conference Indoor Track-Field Meet of the season on Friday at the St. Lawrence University Newell Field House.
In a high-scoring duel to absorb the points vacated by the Huskies and Warriors, the Potsdam Boys outscored OFA 135-117 and the Potsdam Girls tallied 104.5 points to place second behind the latest in long line of Canton victories at 146 points.
OFA enjoyed a prolific third with 84 points.
The Stoner Boys were led to meet honors by multiple medalists in Chris Stone who ran on the victorious 4x800 and 4x400 relay teams and paced the high jump.; Ebuka Ononye who led the 600 run and ran on the 4x400 relay, Peter Clark who placed the 55 dash and ran on the 4x400 relay and Ethan Vinson who ran on the 4x400 relay and posted a distance double over 1600 and 1000 meters.
Sam Lee and James Merrill rounded out the 4x800 foursome and the foursome of Dan Cruickshank, Stephen Lewis, and Adam Lewis and 55 meter dash runner-up ODen Robertson combined to win the 4x200 relay.
Laura Pierce, Gemma DelRossi and Lindsay Proulx resumed their well-established positions as the pace-setters for the diverse and dominant scoring capabilities of the Canton Girls.
Pierce and DelRossi combined for 1-2 finish in the 1500 and later shared a 4x400 relay victory with Cassidy Scott and Katie Lapinski. Pierce also paced the 1000 run while DelRossi combined with Mackenzie Knowlden, Abby Hampton and Paige Hamilton on the winning 4x800 relay team.
Proulx combined with Carly Whiteford for a 1-2 in the 55 hurdles and took second in the shot put. Austin Scott took second in the 1000 for the Canton Boys.
Other top three finishes for the Lady Bears came from Emma Collins (3rd 55), Claire Bennett (2nd 600), Whiteford (3rd 600), a third from the 4x200 relay team of Katie Lapinski, Emma Collins, Carly Whiteford and Claire Olin and Morgan Rosser (2nd TJ).
Leading the Potsdam Girls to second place was triple medalist Maddie Drechsel who led the 55 dash and high jump and combined with Hannah Drechsel, Kalli Bartlett and Madi Dow for a 4x200 relay victory. Clare Brownell led the 3200 run.
The OFA boys and girls enjoyed their best combined scoring meet in several years led by four medalists.
Taylor Bouchard placed first in the triple jump, second in the high jump and third in the long. Jacob Sias led the 300 dash, took third in the 55 dash and combined with Andrew Colburn, Donovan Smith and Austin Van Gorden for second place in the 4x400 relay. Deven Compo secured a first place in the shot put.
Kurstyn Macaulay staged a come-from-behind win in 600, took seventh in the 1000 and combined with Sarah Mitchell, Ellen Miller and Danielle Steenkamer for a second place in the 4x400 relay.
Colburn also placed third in the 600 and combined with Colin Sovie, Ben Hammond and Joe Grizzuto for a second place in the 4x800 relay. Grizzuto went on to place second in the 3200 and fourth in the high jump.
Sebastian Quintilliani took fourth in the 1000 and third in the high jump, Nick Vielhauer and Seth Montpelier ran sixth and eighth over 3200 meters, Smith placed fourth in the 55 dash and the 4x200 relay team of Chris Axtell, Nate Stowe, Garret Dennis and Donovan Berry took sixth
Coach Diane Jeneaults Lady Devils featured several multiple scorers along with Macauley in: Nikki Duprey (4th 55, 6th 4x200R), Danielle Steenkamer (4th 600, 2nd 4x400R), 5th 1000) and Sarah Mitchell (2nd 4x400R, 8th 600, 8th 1000).
Mary Burns ran second in the 3200, Kayla Tolman and Charlotte Miller took third and fourth in the triple jump, Taylor Fisher, Chelsea Montroy and Shawna Rickett took third, fifth and sixth in the shot put; and Markie Wllard, Brittany Barr and Zoe Martin ioined Duprey on the sixth place 4x200 relay.
Rounding out the circle of meet medalists were Massena performers in Andrew Brush who led the 55 dash and long jump and Jacalyn Lamica in the 300 dash, Jake Erdman of Gouverneur who led the 3200 run and took second in thr 1600, Samantha Ormsby of Tupper Lake in the triple jump and Arianna Colbert of Norwood-Norfolk in the shot put.
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POTSDAM A soil sample taken from the front of 35 Market St. showed no sign of oil contamination, but several more sample holes will need to be drilled to prove the town was not responsible for the oil spill that was found in the basement of the former town hall.
Town officials believe the oil, which was found during renovations at the site, soaked into the soil after an oil tank buried beneath 33 Market St. sprung a leak in 1972. The tank belonged to Leonard Thomaris, who died in 2008.
However, the state Department of Environmental Conservation requires proof that the town is not responsible for the contamination.
The first soil sample, taken by drilling a core in the sidewalk in front of 35 Market St., came up clean. To prove the town had nothing to do with the spill, one core will need to be drilled every ten feet in front of the building.
If the town can prove it was an aggrieved third party, and not at fault for the spill, it will be able to apply for state funds to help recoup the cost of cleanup. More than $50,000 already has been spent on mitigating the oil-contamination in the basement.
The town board approved a $6,750 contract with Brian Jacot, a consultant with Greystone Strategies LLC, Saratoga Springs, to create a plan to show the town isnt at fault.
Once the samples have been taken, it will be up to DEC to determine the next step. It may choose to pursue action against whoever was responsible for the spill, but this will likely prove difficult. The man who owned the location at the time has died, and the property has changed hands several times since 1972.
It is still unknown whether the DEC will wish to check neighboring properties for contamination, and what this may mean for businesses that line Market Street.
I dont know what theyll ask us to do at that point, whether that will be the end of it or not, said Town Supervisor Marie C. Regan.
Once the renovations are completed, 35 Market St. will serve as the Town Court. Renovations have been delayed several times, with the discovery of the oil spill causing one of the biggest setbacks, but the site will be finished early next year.
The town also is constructing a new Town Hall on 18 Elm St., which is nearly completed.
There hasnt been a day that we havent been over at one or both of those places, Mrs. Regan said.
The town board approved the purchase of furniture for the Town Hall on Monday. The building will be finished by the end of the year, and the town offices will move to their new location in January.
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Archive for the 'Lon Hurley Cadillac' tag
Customs and hot rods, circa 1951
If, after breathing in the mold accumulated on the pages of these musty magazines, there's something to take away from collecting old issues of Mechanix Illustrated, it's the insight into half-formed and unformed ideas that we take for granted today. For example, when we use the word "custom," it usually means something George Barris or Dean Jeffries or Ed Roth built in the 1950s or 1960s. But before then, the word was applied to what we'd today call "coachbuilt" cars, as we can see from this four-page article from the January 1951 issue of Mechanix Illustrated. In it, no mention is made of frenching headlamps or kandy paint; instead, we see a Figoni et Falaschi Delahaye, Ol' Chrome Dome on the cover with a Saoutchik Cadillac (which may be the one we saw earlier this year in Vegas), and a Brunn dual-cowl Duesenberg.
The notion of a hot rod, on the other hand, had formed, but the exact formula had yet to be hammered out. In fact, we see an incredible variety of rods, from the Pierson Brothers' coupe, to the Schenck streamliner (the same picture we saw much earlier), to a J.A.P.-powered three-quarter midget.
And a bonus – the back cover had a full-page Studebaker ad. Likely because McCahill tested a Studebaker in that issue.
UPDATE (4.January 2010): I'm going to guess that Saoutchik Cadillac that McCahill's standing next to is not the one I saw (and Sam.Joe saw) at the Imperial Palace. Instead, it's probably the one that Gooding will be selling at its Scottsdale auction Jan. 22-23.
I say that because Saoutchik only built two such Cadillacs, so it's one or the other. Then again, neither has the exact same paint scheme, so it's a big wild guess until I know more about each car's history.
BTW, it looks like this one comes from the O'Quinn Classic Car Collection, if my backwards-reading skills are any good. And indeed, we see in DarthMaltball's Flickr photostream that O'Quinn took the Saoutchik out to the 2007 Houston Classy Chassy car show, where he took a first place in the Post-War Cadillac class.


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Mets want better catching – what options are in play for an upgrade?
In a report for the New York Post, Mike Puma says, "Miguel Olivo and David Ross are among the free-agent options the Mets could pursue" this winter.
In regards to Ross, David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal Constitution recently said on Twitter the Braves have contacted the agents for Ross and indicated their interest in resigning him.
In addition, CBS Sports' Jon Heyman said yesterday the Mets are more inclined to pursue a catcher via trade than acquiring one via free agency.
Ross, 35, hit .256 with nine home runs and 23 RBI in 196 plate appearances over 62 games with the Braves in 2012. He just completed a two-year, $3.25 million deal he signed with Atlanta before the 2011 season.
In 87 games for the Mariners in 2012, Olivo, 34, hit .222 with a .239 OBP, 11 home runs and 29 RBI with 87 strikeouts in 323 plate appearances over 87 games. He signed a two-year, $7 million contract before the 2011 season. The Mariners held a $3 million option on Olivo for 2013, but they recently announced they would decline the option, making him a free agent.
Meanwhile, Ken Davidoff of the New York Post believes A.J. Pierzynski will sign a two-year, $10 million contract this winter, although he predicts the Mariners will be his new home if he does not return to the White Sox.
Pierzynski, who will be 36 on Opening Day, hit .278 with 27 home runs and 77 RBI in 135 games for the White Sox in 2012. He just completed a two-year, $8 million contract he signed before the 2011 season.
Puma says it's still possible the Mets could retain Shoppach, but the team would like to search for an upgrade first. And so, Joel Sherman of the Post recently said it was unlikely the Mets would bring Shoppach back next season.
Yesterday, the Mets removed Mike Nickeas from the 40-man roster, and sent him to Triple-A Las Vegas.
Michael Baron, ContributorRoss is probably one of the best secondary catchers around, and he would most certainly be the number one catcher for the Mets if he were to sign with them. He could be in a straight platoon with Josh Thole, and Thole could also serve as R.A. Dickey's personal catcher if the Mets retain Dickey. That could serve to protect from overexposing Ross, and ensure Thole only plays against right-handed pitching. However, Ross hit nearly 30 points higher against right-handed pitching in 2012, and so its questionable as to whether or not a platoon plays to Ross' strengths. But even after taking all of that into account, it makes sense for Ross to want to go back to the Braves at the moment. Why? Because he is likely to start for the Braves – at least at the beginning of the season – with Brian McCann expected to miss 4-6 months after undergoing shoulder surgery.
As far as Olivo goes, I'd rather have Shoppach. He's just better than Olivo at this point. During August and September, Shoppach was praised for his work with the pitching staff, most notably with the bullpen and getting them to pitch inside more. In turn, the results out of the bullpen improved. Neither Shoppach or Olivo are going to be dynamic offensive players, but Olivo strikes out a ton and hardly ever walks, which doesn't exactly speak to the approach the organization is trying to preach.
One thing is certain: as is the case with a lot of teams, the Mets need to go outside the organization to find a catcher, and there aren't a lot of particularly intriguing options for them to choose from. But they need to find somebody who is fundamentally sound, has a strong reputation with young pitchers all while getting at least serviceable offensive production. That's hard to find without budget constraints, let alone for the Mets who need to be creative when upgrading at the position this winter. Sandy Alderson could look to move salaries in order to give him the room to make a significant upgrade (that goes for catcher as well as the outfield), but it remains to be seen if that can and is going to happen.


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A crash in Spanish Fork Canyon near Red Narrows took the life of a Price woman on Saturday.
Iris Howe, 58, was killed when the pickup truck she and two others were riding in rolled over on snow packed roads.
According to the Utah Highway Patrol the accident happened near milepost 193. The other two occupants of the vehicle were relatively uninjured.
Howe was known in local circles as 'Cowboy Murder'n Maude' as part of her persona in the local cowboy action shooting group, The Castle Gate Posse, that holds their shooting festivals monthly at the North Springs Shooting Range. She had been one of the biggest proponents concerning the construction of the range three years ago.
The late model Ford pickup the trio was riding in was westbound on Highway 6 about 8:30 a.m. when the accident occurred. She was wearing her seat belt and was not reportedly thrown from the vehicle.
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