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I honestly don't know. I do think it is an individual thing. Some kids are good with starting at an earlier age and some do better at a latter age.
Without pressure from anyone? 7 or 8.
I don't really know. My autistic son is 11 year old and it took me couple months to get him into homeschooling. I am not sure if it will work if I started when he was younger. He doesn't have that focus yet. The answer is obviously I don't know =)
Immediately after the baby stage. Montessori and Waldorf inspired play learning. Eventually progressing into a classical style of education.
It totally depends on the child, each child is truly unique. My DD was ready at 4, my special needs son not until 7. When learning is forced before they are ready it will just hold them back.
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CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- A train smashed into a parade float in West Texas late Thursday, killing four veterans and wounding 16 others, the Associated Press reports. They were on their way to a banquet in Midland when the mishap occurred. The float was the second of two flatbed trucks; the first managed to cross the tracks safely. Sudip Bose, a doctor who served in Iraq and parade volunteer, told the wire service that the collision reminded him of the war. "It was a scene of total chaos," he said.
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Recently, Search Metrics released a white paper on their findings for GoogleŌĆÖs SEO Ranking Factors in 2013. It displays the correlation between particular metrics such as ŌĆśFacebook LikesŌĆÖ and ŌĆśBacklinksŌĆÖ and the rank ability of a page within Google. Also available in the 70 page document are comparisons with 2012ŌĆÖs data, where that data is available.
Not to many marketers surprise, a lot has changed. According to Search Metrics, itŌĆÖs time to get social! In this article I graze upon some of the most important areas as well as my thoughts on what Google is playing it ŌĆō for better and worse.
*The data from search metrics is based on research and is not 100% factual. Nor are my opinions factual, but rather opinions and statements based on what I believe to be happening.
On-Site: Coding & Meta Data
Length of URL
In this graph you can see that the Length of URL is the highest on-page ranking factor. Why would that be? I mean, surely itŌĆÖs not important how ŌĆ£longŌĆØ the URL is. Unless of course itŌĆÖs a ranking factor because Google arenŌĆÖt always trying to rank the best websites ŌĆō shock horror!
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One might just say that this is proof of GoogleŌĆÖs underlying attempt to educate and clean up the web. I have a strong suspicion that a lot of GoogleŌĆÖs updates arenŌĆÖt necessarily just for themselves, but instead for a much greater good.
With great power, comes great responsibility ŌĆō something Google have in abundance. This also ties in with my thoughts regarding the Disavow tool which I believe to be GoogleŌĆÖs way of making us do a lot of their groundwork. Why would Google clean up all these links and make 6 months of changes to their algorithm when they could have every webmaster and their grandfather running scared with mops and brooms cleaning up the linking mess they made ŌĆō then to simply submit a list to Google with the remaining faulty links.
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Existence of Description
I found this one particularly interesting. It was certainly a shock to see anyway. Meta Descriptions were once upon a time the holy grail (combined with Meta keywords) before they were stuffed and damaged by spammers (like everything else, ever).
Because of this, they were discarded as a ranking factor altogether and served no search purpose, ranking wise. Of course, having a well-written Meta description was still of value to the reader and would help to improve click through rates. Now, once again it seems that Google has brought in an interesting factor ŌĆō the existence. Why is that? And why does it outrank H tags, site speed, and keywords?
IŌĆÖm thinking my theory of a cleaner, more beautiful web is GoogleŌĆÖs aim here. If they make it a ranking factor webmasters must put more effort into ensuring that part of their website is as good as possible. A great Meta description = beautiful search results pages = happier users = more love for Google = more money for Google.
IŌĆÖll let you make your own decisions on the others. Moving onŌĆ"
On-Site: Content
Number of Internal Links
Surprised to see this one at the top? IŌĆÖm not. The more internal links a website has, the easier it is for Google to understand and attribute the necessary rankings. Internal linking has always been a strong indicator of what the most important areas of a website are ŌĆō but never before has it been more important than the actual textual content itself.
Then again, what use is the content if Google canŌĆÖt find it?
HTML Length
The length of HTML has been an ever increasing ranking factor. Goolgebot is no fan of clunky HTML, it has a limited amount of content and coding it can absorb to make its decisions. The more unnecessary HTML is has to trawl through, the less content and useful information itŌĆÖs absorbing ŌĆō making it less efficient.
This once more points in the direction of a much cleaner web environment.
Number of External Links
This is another new high riser ŌĆō never before has it been so important to link out. In the industry as a whole, a link is extremely valuable and webmasters seem to think they should never link to other websites ŌĆō this makes absolutely NO sense.
If you link to others, you are helping Google understand the web ŌĆō be it for good reason or not. They will always favour a website which links out to many others. Over time Google will begin to perceive your website as a credible source of information for that given subject as well as a source for finding other credible websites within that subject field.
Equally, linking out to other websites is usually practiced because a webmaster is looking to give a user more information. Whether it be a link to understand more about the subject, a sign up page or helpful video ŌĆō usually it involves pointing someone in the direction of ŌĆśmoreŌĆÖ. If you are giving more, Google seeŌĆÖs your website as a great destination for users.
Off-Site: Backlinks
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For those of you that donŌĆÖt know, this was initially introduced as an agreement by all search engines to help abolish spam; mainly from areas like comments and forums.
The general rule was that a website may still be crawled through a nofollow link, but no value would be passed to the receiving website. It was a way of telling search engines ŌĆō ŌĆ£sure, visit this website. But I donŌĆÖt particularly vote for them at allŌĆØ.
Of course, now though this has been abused too with webmasters looking to be somewhat stingy and nofollow-ing all outbound links; Google has had to take a step back and look at this realistically. The nofollow attribute no longer means that Google shouldnŌĆÖt rank them; it could now mean that any particular webmaster has used it incorrectly.
Lastly, itŌĆÖs used so much that if a website does not have any nofollow links pointing to them, Google can tell their websitesŌĆÖ backlinks have been heavily modified which is unnatural. No nofollow links = unnatural link profile = poor rankings. Some nofollow links = natural link profile = good rankings.
SEO Visibility of backlinking URL
I donŌĆÖt actually have much to say about this except that itŌĆÖs probably about right and about time, too! If a link is to be passing value to another website, it stands to reason that the websiteŌĆÖs visibility in rankings should be taken into account itself.
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Not sure how I feel about this one; itŌĆÖs not exactly ŌĆścorrectŌĆÖ is it? So if my website was called ŌĆśThe WebsiteŌĆÖ instead of ŌĆśWebsiteŌĆÖ it would rank better for ŌĆ£websiteŌĆØ as it would have a lot more brand and stopword backlinks. I think thatŌĆÖs pretty poor from Google, not cool.
I do agree with the idea that Google should take into account additional words within a backlink.
I do not agree with the idea that Google will only accept it dependent on stopwords.
What if a link has four words in it such as – ŌĆ£get awesome car insuranceŌĆØ will Google only take note of the ŌĆ£car insuranceŌĆØ as keywords and the ŌĆ£getŌĆØ as a stopword?
From what it sounds like, theyŌĆÖre treating any word which isnŌĆÖt; the, is, get, and, etcŌĆ" as a traffic driving monetised word ŌĆō which isnŌĆÖt necessarily correct.
Off-Site: Social
This comes as no shock as Google keeps piling on the pressure for users and especially marketers to use its Google+ service. Making this one of the core ranking factors will and has been majorly encouraging users to hype up the service ŌĆō with this taking place in the industry, itŌĆÖs only a matter of time before the public begin to use it too.
Facebook: Total
ItŌĆÖs interesting to see just how much trust their putting in Facebook to deliver them accurate results; based on a community of people who ŌĆ£likeŌĆØ a picture of a cat doing something stupid, rather than re-sharing something important like a message of gun crime.
A place where avoiding your parents is the correct thing to do, where you can share your thoughts, pictures and ideas ŌĆō but not your lust for porn or gambling because itŌĆÖs taboo.
True, IŌĆÖm generalising ŌĆō but I donŌĆÖt feel itŌĆÖs necessarily the best way to establish where a website deserves to rank above another. These social signals should be taken into account for sure, but they should not become the judge and jury of ranking factors. Maybe Google is going for a follow the masses approach? I guess it wouldnŌĆÖt be a surprise if SEO ends up like the mainstream music industry.
Anyway, I digressŌĆ"
Final Thoughts
Google is playing a dangerous game and has been for a while. With the understanding of their strength and knowledge that they can say jump and weŌĆÖll all ask how high. For better or worse they are using the sheer size and dominance they cast over the web to pull strings and manipulate us puppets.
ItŌĆÖll be interesting to see what happens over the course of 2013 and into 2014 ŌĆō drastic changes have been affecting the SEO industry for a while.
And in true Viva La Bam style we askŌĆ" ŌĆ£What will Google do next? Whatever the f*** they want!ŌĆØ


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ROCESTER caretaker boss Ant Jones is looking for some FA Cup cheer tomorrow, writes TOM SLOAN.
The Romans, in the midst of an injury crisis, host Stafford Town in the competition's extra preliminary round, kick-off 3pm.
They got their first win of the season at home to Tipton Town last weekend, winning 2-1 to lift the mood following a poor opening week which cost manager Dave Shaw the job.
But in midweek the Romans went down 5-0 at Stourport Swifts.
"We had a good response last week," said Jones. "We had a reasonable squad out against Tipton but unfortunately on Tuesday there was a 150-mile round trip and a lot of unavailable players.
"Stourport are very strong at home and it was a massive ask just to get there on a Tuesday."
The Romans face Stafford, from a level below, in their first break from the rigours of the new Midland Football League season.
They will be missing star man Dan Brown (hamstring), Tom Brown (back), Steve Brannan (knock) and Richard Foster.
There are also major doubts over Brent Upton (illness), and Aaron Dillon (knock), while Carl Allen and Ryan Grocott are still on holiday.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Remember when Matt Prater was a young kicker, how he was money from 50 yards and beyond, but scary in the 35-to-45 range?
He does.
"Oh, yeah, I definitely remember all that stuff," Prater said.
He doesn't miss them anymore. The Broncos beat Tennessee, 26-20 on Sunday in large part because Prater was 4-for-4 in field goals.
His distances: 36, 36, 35 and 36 yards. For the year, Prater is a perfect 8-for-8 on his field-goal attempts — 5-for-5 in the 30-39 range.
"Field goals went all right, but kickoffs were an issue," Prater said. "I'm not happy with the way I kicked off."
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On the final kickoff, Prater didn't hit the ball well, and it floated into the wind. Titans returner Marc Mariani, who for a while was the game's hero with a 98-yard kickoff return, muffed the quirky boot, and the Broncos' Cassius Vaughn recovered to all but clinch the victory.
"Sometimes better lucky than good," Prater said.
In his first two seasons, Prater missed four field goals from inside the 40. He's still a young kicker, in just his third season. But now he's not only made all his field goals, they pretty much all split the uprights down the middle.
"I just think I'm more confident than I used to be," he said. "I just know if I do my technique and come through the ball like I should, then the ball is going to go straight and there's no distance I shouldn't make."
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A new series of chemical reactions developed by American researchers has the potential to underlie a novel mechanism for splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen in a noncorrosive, nontoxic manner. This could lead to improvements in existing hydrogen gas production methods.
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), in Pasadena, published their findings in a paper called "Low-temperature, manganese oxide-based thermochemical water splitting cycle," which appears in the latest online issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Splitting water is one of the main ways to produce hydrogen and oxygen. The process has been applied for many decades, and holds great promise for enabling the exploration of other worlds. However, the approach used nowadays is very complex, and produces some undesired byproducts.
What the Caltech team did was develop a safer, more efficient way of breaking water molecules down into their constituent molecules. The process takes place at low temperatures.
The research group that managed to develop this four-step approach was led by the Caltech Warren and Katharine Schlinger professor of chemical engineering, Mark Davis. He explains that hydrogen is currently used for everything from removing sulfur from crude oil to manufacturing vitamins.
In the future, the world may be powered exclusively by hydrogen, since burning the chemical produces no greenhouse gases. In addition, around three quarters of the planet are covered by water, which means that we have access to an abundant potential source of hydrogen.
Thermochemical water splitting (TWS) is one of the methods of obtaining hydrogen. There are two versions of the process, one that takes place at temperatures exceeding 1,000ºC, requiring two steps, and another one that needs multiple steps at temperatures below 1,000ºC.
Davis' group focused on the latter. Breaking water at temperatures of up to 850°C usually leads to the creation of corrosive and toxic byproducts. Conversely, high-temperature TWS does not produce waste, but there are very few sources of heat available to apply it at a large-scale.
"We wanted to combine the best of both worlds. We wanted to use solids, as they do in the high-temperature cycles, so we could avoid these toxicity and corrosion issues. But we also wanted to learn how to lower the temperature," the Caltech expert says.
"Nature's telling you 'No way.' It was really a key point that told us we had to go away from looking for a two-step process, and that guidance directed us down another pathway that turned out to be quite fruitful," he adds.
"We're excited about this new cycle because the chemistry works, and it allows you to do real thermochemical water splitting with temperatures of 850°C without producing any of the halides or other types of corrosive acids that have been problems in the past," Davis concludes.


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Southfield, Mich. - In celebration of National Entrepreneurship Week, Lawrence Technological University is hosting a day-long workshop on Friday, Feb. 27, called Invention to Venture (I2V), a national program with local entrepreneurs that teaches technology entrepreneurship basics, helps build business networks and provides a framework for moving ideas to the marketplace.
The Detroit Regional Chamber, through its Fusion and Wired initiatives, is sponsoring this event designed for business people, entrepreneurs and investors as well as science and technology faculty and staff interested in developing cutting-edge technology. It covers technology entrepreneurship fundamentals for people who want to bring inventions to market, as well as managers and owners who want to add value to an existing company
The only I2V workshop in Michigan this year will be held Friday, Feb. 27, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the University Technology and Learning Center (UTLC) gallery at Lawrence Tech, 21000 West Ten Mile Road, Southfield.
General admission of $50 includes a participant guide, breakfast, lunch and a networking reception. The price is just $25 for Lawrence Tech Alumni and faculty and staff of institutions of higher learning. All students are free with online preregistration and valid student ID. For information and to register, go to www.invention2venture.org/ltu2009.
"Invention to Venture provides a unique opportunity to bring together entrepreneurs who have job-creating ideas with experts in various fields who can help bring those ideas to market," said Mark Brucki, executive director of economic development and government relations at Lawrence Tech.
"As Michigan transitions to the knowledge economy, it's critical we give entrepreneurs the skills they need to succeed in the new global marketplace," said Thelma Castillo, executive vice president for the Detroit Regional Chamber. "The I2V workshop helps accomplish this goal."
Matt Roush, editor of the Great Lakes IT Report, will moderate the workshop. The speakers include:
This is the third time Lawrence Tech has hosted the workshop created several years ago by the National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance (NCIIA) of Hadley, Mass.
An elevator pitch contest with hundreds of dollars in prizes is sponsored by the Enterprise Forum of the Great Lakes. Other sponsors are Invention to Venture, NCIIA and Lawrence Tech Alumni: The Legends.
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Cubensis To Close out the Days Between at The Waterfront in Marina Del Rey
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As the Days Between come to a close, the LA Dead fans have but one more opportunity to get out there and dance and shake their bones to the music of the beloved Jerry Garcia. Southern California's premier Grateful Dead Experience, CUBENSIS, will perform the final show of the Day's Between on Sunday, August 8th at the Waterfront in Marina Del Rey for a special afternoon Marina Meltdown show dedicated to the Grateful Dead's fallen saint.
UC Santa Cruz Grateful Dead Archive Selects Nicholas Meriwether To Run The Archive
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Ever since 2008 when the University of California, Santa Cruz announced they were taking over the vast collection of Grateful Dead memorabilia amassed by the band over their 40+ year long strange trip, Deadhead archivists have been patiently waiting to see who would be given the key to wonderland. On April 7th, UC Santa Cruz announced that Nicholas Meriwether will be the key-master. UCLA archivist Lance Watsky was also in the running for the position.
Grateful Dead Sneak Preview of Crimson, White & Indigo Movie RFK 1989 Performance
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Christmas comes early for Deadheads this year. According to Dead.net, the Grateful Dead will be giving select cities a sneak preview of the movie release of their July 7th, 1989 concert at RFK stadium in Washington, DC.
Nate LaPointe Band featuring Bobby Womack Horns on New Release
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The news is out and Shakedown News is loving it. LA's hottest rising star of Americana Roots Rock, the Nate LaPointe Band has put the signed, sealed and delivered stamp of approval of their second album, Speaking of It. The album isn't due out to the general public until April 25th but we've got a sneak preview copy in our grubby little mitts and all I can say is "YEAH!"
Cubensis By The Beach
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Here at Shakedown News we love our Grateful Dead music. No one in So. Cal does it better than Cubensis. After 22 years, they're still going strong and this weekend, they're doing it by the beach!
The Zone Performs Darkside of the Moon with Wizard of Oz
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We've all done it…just some of us deny the strangeness of it….synced up Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd with the Wizard of Oz movie. You don't have to believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny or Jesus. …
Because I'm in Bob Weir & Ratdog Mood…Heeeeere's Bobby!
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Since this week is going to be an epic Bob Weir week for me, Bobby's playing in San Diego AND Los Angeles, I thought I'd post this most wonderful version of Bob Weir performing "Desolation Row" by Bob Dylan at…
Festival 8…Phishing in the Desert
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Jamband, Phish has announced they are coming to Southern California in October…Halloween to be exact. It's going to be called "Festival 8" and if it's certain to be one heck of a party in Indio, CA at the Empire Polo Club. This is the same location used by the Coachella Music Festival. The dates are 10/30, 10/31 and 11/1.
I Love Rothbury Stew
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If I told you that for the Fourth of July next year, you should go to central Michigan for four days, you'd likely call me crazy. I'd call me crazy, but nun the less, that's what I did and I'll never be the same again. I attended the Rothbury Music Festival.
In a giant pot, put in a heaping helping of The Dead, String Cheese Incident, Keller Williams, The Black Crowes, and Willie Nelson. Then slice up some Railroad Earth, STS9, Ani DeFranco, Yonder Mountain String Band, Toots & The Maytals and Damian Marley & NAS. Finish it all off with a big dollop of Bob Dylan serve it up with some Disco Biscuits and garnished with 20 other great bands and you've got yourself a Rothbury Stew. Yes, Varuka, the Rothburies do taste like Rothburies.


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May 4 - May 19, 2013
The arrival of warblers is one of the most anticipated events of spring and a guided walk of Mount Auburn is one of the best ways in this area to find them. These colorful songbirds give a fabulous spring concert that should not be missed! Pre-registration required. Online registration available.
Instructions and Directions: Directions to the meeting location and additional information are included in a link in the registration confirmation email.
Mass Audubon Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
280 Eliot St (Rt 16)
Natick, MA 01760
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Adults $12.00m/ $15.00nm each
Phone: 508-655-2296
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I think I'm bisexual, NO... I know I'm bisexual.I'm 18 years old, I have a boyfriend though and he is my all. He's my everything the reason for my being, my soulmate, and my heart. Recently though my feelings for women have become 'stronger and stronger. I've always admired the beauty of a woman though, he curves her lips, her hair, women are such beautiful creatures...but at the same time I love men and I love my boyfriend. We have to separate for college and I go to school in Georgia while he is in Virginia. I'm scared that my curiosity (because I have never been with a woman) will get the best of me and I find it so hard to stay strong while we're away. I don't have many people I can talk to. I cant imagine my family being supportive, and many of my friends don't understand the lifestyle. I told my boyfriend that I wanted to remain a couple despite my new acceptance of who I am...I just know it will be hard. In the back of my mind I will ALWAYS be curious of how being with a woman would be...but I feel like I'm sacrificing that because I know I have a supportive loving and caring man in my life who I don't want to bring any hurt to.
And in addition when I feel sexually frustrated the first thing I go to is a picture of a woman, or women to relieve my frustrations. When I finish i often and feel sad, embarrassed, and depressed. I tell my boyfriend everything..he says we'll get through it but he just doesnt understand what I'm going through. I'm bisexual but I am in no way a proud one. I just wish people were accepting, my religious views didnt get in the way of my feelings, and I could learn to accept and love myself...


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MINNEAPOLIS - The Minneapolis Sports Facilities Authority believes delays with the new stadium project are now unavoidable.
"At this point, I really think there is a delay," says Michele Kelm-Helgen, chair of the MSFA, which is overseeing the new Vikings stadium.
An impasse continues between the authority and the Wilf family, which owns the Vikings. The Wilfs are refusing to return to the negotiating table to finish their financing agreement until a review into their finances is complete.
Vikings vice president Lester Bagley has been speaking on the Wilf's behalf. He says the Wilfs are cooperating with the review and will turn over necessary financial information to the lawyers for the Authority this week.
The review was ordered earlier this month after a New Jersey court ruled against the Wilf family in a court case that dates back more than two decades.
"We definitely need them to come back to the table, but they've been very clear that they don't plan to do that," says Kelm-Helgen.
"We can't have a partnership agreement until there is confidence in the partnership," says Bagley.
He says that confidence will not come until the review is complete, which is expected to be on Sept. 15.
The stadium authority believes the delay in negotiations could set back the entire construction timeline by a month and push back the stadium's expected completion date of July 1, 2016.
If costs increase as a result, Kelm-Helgen expects the Vikings to foot the bill.
"The team will be responsible for those cost overruns as far as the authority is concerned," says Kelm-Helgen. "We are not the ones that are delaying this project."


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Stacy Broussard
Stacy started practicing yoga at just 12 years old, after leaving the gymnastics team due to wear on her body. She found yoga to be the perfect replacement- challenging, but gentle and encouraging respect for the body, which was a welcome message after many years of pressure from coaches to "push through pain" and "be the best". In 2006, Stacy left a full-time job and traveled to Baja, Mexico for a month to complete a 200-hour teacher training program through the Yandara Yoga Institute. Stacy has a gift for helping students find peace, balance, and strength that they didn't know existed within them. Her classes are a flowing hatha style, with a focus on safe body alignment, and her teaching is intuitive and calming. Stacy says that yoga "feels like home", and she practices for not only herself, but for those around her. When not at the studio, Stacy is spending time with her family, perhaps working in the garden, cooking, or practicing yoga together (that is, when there's no baseball game on to watch). One of Stacy's many talents is (not) cooking healthy and delicious raw food dishes; never turn down a slice of her raw pecan pie.


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The Swedish automaker Saab introduced its first executive car, the Saab 9000, in 1985. The new model was based on the Type Four platform shared with Alfa Romeo 164, Lancia Thema, and Fiat Croma. The last two models were similar to the Saab 9000, while the Alfa Romeo 164 had only the same chassis. In comparison with Saab 900, the 9000 was shorter and featured longer wheelbase and larger interior space. The Saab 9000 was offered in two generations. The company produced this executive vehicle till 1998, when it replaced the 9000 with the Saab 9-5.
The first generation Saab 9000 came in 1984, and it was available in one body style: a 5-door hatchback. The power train included water-cooled DOHC V16 four-inter-cooled cylinder turbocharged engine rating 175 hp that was mated to a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission. A normally aspirated engine rating 130 hp was also available. In 1988 the company introduced a 4-door sedan with a conventional trunk, named the CD. On the United States market, the 4-door sedan Saab 9000 was offered with a turbocharged engine only. In 1990 the Saab 9000 CD and turbocharged 9000S models were fitted with Saab Direct Ignition. The B234 2.3L engine became larger and now developed 150 hp in the normally aspirated engine and 200 hp in the 9000 Turbo.
The second generation Saab 9000 came with the new CS trim in 1991. The 9000 featured lowered front fascia and such Saab parts, as the refined grille, and new headlights. There were available the following trims: CS, CSE, CD, and CDE. The CSE and CS models were equipped with a 2.3L inline four-cylinder turbocharged or normally aspirated engine. The CS Turbo had a low-pressure turbocharger unit developing 170 hp, while the CSE Turbo came with a full-pressure turbo producing 200 hp. The Trionic 5, new management system for the turbocharger, was offered for the 1993 model year. This system included resistor spark plugs used to detect the engine knock, instead of the knock sensors installed into the block of the engine in the previously used APC system. In 1995 the CDE sedan and CSE hatchback became available with a 3.0L V6 engine rating 210 hp. In a year, the CDE model was discontinued in the United States.
The limited edition 9000 CD Griffin was unveiled for the 1992 model year and came with such luxury features as advanced electrical options, air conditioning system for rear seat, rear window blinds, and walnut trim. The 1993 brought the Aero. Not a single Saab, produced afterwards was as strong and powerfull as the Aero. The power came from the Saab's 2.3L engine producing 225 hp that was paired with automatic transmission. The Aero accelerated from 50 to 75 mph faster than Ferrari Testarossa or Porsche Carrera. The Aero featured 8-way heated sport seats, sport suspension, and 16-inch Super Aero wheels. The Aero production was discontinued in 1998. To mark Saab's 50th anniversary, the company unveiled limited edition "Anniversary." There were produced 1400 cars of this model, and only 400 of them were exported to the United States.
The Saab 9000 is the kind of car that drivers remain loyal to. Its consistent performance, efficiency, and edgy style are all attributes that any driver can appreciate. It should be no wonder then that Saab 9000 owners typically like getting involved in customizing their cars. And when they do, CARiD.com's selection of Saab 9000 Accessories and Parts is always the first place they turn. Inside our inventory of Saab 9000 accessories and parts, you get all the options. Spoilers, wood dash kits, floor mats, and more are at your fingertips. All of our Saab 9000 accessories and parts are produced by the most recognized manufacturers in the world to guarantee unmatched durability along with a precise OEM fit. Click on your Model Year above today to see for yourself!
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Posts Tagged 'American Dad Cancelled Or Renewed?'
December 18th, 2012 at 8:29 am
FOX: Naughty Or Nice? Which Show(s) Would You Cancel? (Poll)
We're into the holiday season for the Renew / Cancel Index and the mid-season break is one where readers get to opine[Read-More]
December 11th, 2012 at 8:33 am
FOX: 'The Cleveland Show' Is A Toss Up To Be Canceled Or Renewed
Often my partner in crime writes about something before I get around to it, and that's what happened with The Cleveland Show.[Read-More]
December 4th, 2012 at 10:15 am
FOX: 'The Mindy Project' Still A Toss Up For Renewal Or Cancellation
The Mindy Project ratings recovered a bit last week to a 1.5 adults 18-49 rating. Considering the currently woeful overall state of[Read-More]
November 27th, 2012 at 11:55 am
FOX: 'Ben & Kate' Is Certain To Be Canceled
Ben & Kate's prediction was changed to "certain to be canceled" last week, but Glee usurped the headline. Now it gets[Read-More]
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Many students would like to skip the testing aspect of the college admissions process.
This is understandable. Preparing for and taking a test such as the ACT or SAT is an anxiety-inducing experience. On top of that, there are doubts that either test accurately measures a student's abilities. (If you've taken either test and received a score below your usual standards, you might feel strongly about this.)
If you wish to bypass both the ACT and SAT, the good news is that a growing number of colleges have "test optional" admissions policies. Such schools do not require applicants to take either test (however, they might require applicants to take other standardized tests, for example a certain number of SAT Subject Tests).
If you've already identified schools to which you might like to apply, you should contact them and ask if they're "test optional."
If you're still early in your college search, you'll probably be able to find several good-fit schools solely among the ones that are test optional. However, not taking the ACT or SAT will limit your options. (According to Fairtest.org, about three-quarters of U.S. colleges still require either the ACT or SAT.) My opinion is that it's better to try to do as well as you can on one test or the other. If you're unhappy with your scores, you won't have to submit them to the test-optional colleges you identify.
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California is the most populated state in the U.S., and has the third largest land area. The agricultural industry is one of the key contributors to the state's economy. It is interesting to note that if California were its own country, it would rank in the top ten largest world economies and be the 35th most populated country.
The Central Valley region of California serves as the agricultural center of the state. Approximately one-third of the country's food is grown in this area. When people migrated to the west after the 1869 completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad, they found that California land subject to summer irrigation was perfect for agricultural purposes. They began growing wheat and other cereal crops, vegetables, cotton, and fruit and nut trees. Fruit trees included the famous Southern California orange crops.
Over the past thirty years, farming-related sales have more than quadrupled, reaching $31 billion in the year 2004. This is impressive, considering there was a 15 percent drop in state farming acreage and a chronically unstable supply of water during this time. Technological advances in crop production and more intensive farmland use contributed to the growth.
For over 50 consecutive years, California has held the spot of number one agricultural producer in the U.S. The state supplies over half the fruit, vegetables, and nuts necessary for U.S. consumption. Leading crops include grapes, almonds, artichokes, figs, dates, kiwifruit, persimmons, olives, pistachio nuts, raisins, prunes, walnuts, and clovers. The state is also the leading U.S. producer of strawberries and a major producer of onions and green onions.
The crop most commonly exported from California is almonds. Twelve percent of the strawberries harvested are exported to Hong Kong, Japan, the UK, Mexico, and Canada. It is clear that California is a major contributor to the agricultural industry within this country.
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Reports THE EXAMINER: "Subject: Sunrise/Sunset.
"My lad is visiting family in Bali. I called him up on Skype about sunset time here in Minnesota. He was just arising in Bali. He took his computer out on the balcony and showed me the sun coming up over the ocean to the east. I looked out my window to the west and saw the sun setting. We talked while he walked along the beach and pointed the camera down to show me the sand and rocks. I could hear the sound of the surf.
"While he may take this as 'the way things are,' it still fills me with wonder. I can remember 1962, when the Telstar satellite broadcast the first TV signal across the Atlantic.
"My other lad is in the Peace Corps in Togo. I talk with him via cellphone nearly every week.
"We live in amazing times!"
Writes Rusty of St. Paul: "My elderly parents and I were discussing people who set goals as to how long they would like to live. Typical answers were a certain number of years, such as 95. Or a certain goal, such as living to enjoy a 60th wedding anniversary.
"I decided I don't want to die until the Vikings win the Super Bowl -- as that should ensure me a few more decades, anyways."
Today's helpful hint
It comes from Al B of Hartland: "A friend was teeing off on the golf course when a hummingbird landed on the John Deere hat he was wearing. He swung, the hummingbird flew from the hat, and the drive was long, straight and true.
"Perhaps those who are hoping to improve their golf games would be well served by encouraging hummingbirds to land on their heads."
Gee, our old Pinto ran lousy!
Anne Nonny Mouse: "My dad eschews computers and has never had any interest in typing more than a 'Hi' on a keyboard, yet Bulletin Board's new topic of lemon cars might just inspire him to be prolifically typing away now on a Bulletin Board entry (but I'll save you the trouble, Dad).
"Back when I was 18 years old and still living in my parents' home, I bought a Mustang; red exterior with a white leather interior, it was the CUTEST CAR EVER. (When I was 18, that was an important criterion for a car purchase.) I was the second owner, although the car was still pretty new and in immaculate condition. I loved that car. For about two weeks. And then, significantly less.
"It turned out that the car was a bucket of bolts in a dang cute package. Everything that could possibly go wrong with it ... did. And not just once, but again and again. It constantly challenged my dad's skills at fixing cars, and then went on to challenge the skills of mechanics everywhere. Between Dad and every mechanic in West St. Paul, that car was rebuilt from the bottom up.
"Within the first week I had it, I noticed as I approached 50 miles per hour that the steering wheel would shimmy and shake until I was afraid it would shake itself right off the steering column. It all went downhill from there, as I replaced every car part. (Of course it went downhill; couldn't get it to go uphill by that time.) By the time I was ready to sell it, I had to start it by (no kidding, this is for real) pushing the seat back, pushing the seat forward, tugging hard on the seat belt ... and something would spark the car to start.
"When I got married a short time after I bought my car, I know my dad must have been feeling some intense emotion on my wedding day: 'I'm not losing a daughter; I'm getting rid of the Mustang!'
"My husband married me for better or worse cars, so we spent the next years replacing everything that had previously been replaced and was now not working again. Like Christine, the car in the Stephen King novel, IT WAS POSSESSED. It was a car with an appetite for repair, mechanics, my wallet, dad's wallet and then my husband's. We decided to sell it, but, seriously, that car needed an exorcism. A stake driven through its engine.
"My husband said it was the happiest day of his life when that car was driven away by a new owner. [Bulletin Board says: It was probably the buyer's happiest day, too -- for a while, at any rate ... until he found a sucker ... we mean buyer ... of his own.] The day we sold it, I got out of the car after showing it to our prospective buyer and the car handle broke off in my hand.
"My son recently mentioned he would love to own a vintage Mustang. He would have gone crazy over that cute car. 'If only I had kept...,' I started to say. No, wait! Squash that thought!
"Somewhere, in some junk heap, that car is sitting there, waiting for its next unsuspecting victim who sees a classic car they can fix up, and fix up, and fix up. ..."
Then & Now
Baseball Division
The Retired Pedagogue of Arden Hills: "Subject: What was the pitch count?
"With the major league playoffs in full swing (pun intended), this 'FACT' from the Twins page-a-day calendar of September 30 caught my eye: 'The last pitcher to toss two complete games in one day was Cleveland's Dutch Levsen, who topped the Red Sox, 6-1 and 5-1, on August 28, 1926.' "
Fun facts to know and tell
Ironrite (etc.) Division
Sharon of Roseville: "All this talk about ironing with a mangle raised my curiosity so much that I decided to Google 'youtube using a mangle.' I was not disappointed! This video is my favorite: youtu.be/7Ll24iHp214. It is long, but be sure to watch it long enough to see how to iron a pleated skirt. [Bulletin Board notes: That Website was our Website of the Day on July 4, 2013 -- under the much- easier-to-remember URL of tinyurl.com/USA-mom.]
"Immediately after watching the video, I Googled 'permanent press clothes' and found this at organicclothing.blogs.com:
" 'As the 1950s rocketed into the Age of Science, it seemed only right that the Stone Age concept of using a hot chunk of iron to smooth wrinkles from clothes should give way to scientific, easy-care garments. Science took aim at the prime culprit in wrinkling -- the weak hydrogen bond which cross-linked the cellulose polymers in cotton.
" 'The cross-linked hydrogen bonds keep in place the cellulose polymers in cellulose fabrics such as cotton, hemp and flax. The bad news is that the hydrogen bonds are relatively weak and easily broken by moisture. Once the hydrogen bonds holding the cellulose fibers in place are broken by moisture, then the fibers can shift place and realign themselves and wrinkles are born in cellulose-based fabrics. The 1950s attempt at good news came from Ruth Benerito, the Mother of Permanent Press, at the Physical Chemistry Research Group of the Cotton Chemical Reactions Laboratory of the USDA Southern Regional Research Center when she developed a process to replace the weak hydrogen bonds with stronger bonds that were water-resistant. The bad news was that the new cross-linking agent was formaldehyde -- a toxic chemical that not only smelled bad and made the fabric more brittle but was also carcinogenic and a health hazard.
" 'The bad news of using formaldehyde resins to create permanent cross-linked hydrogen bonds for wrinkle-free clothing continues to this day even though the processes have improved. The early formaldehyde-soaked permanent press garments felt scratchy and stiff and smelled funny. The formaldehyde resins also weakened the fabric. Oh, yes ... and formaldehyde has also been recognized as a probable carcinogen that can cause a wide variety of health problems such as burning and watery eyes, respiratory complains [sic] such as coughing and difficulty in breathing, and allergic contact dermatitis where permanent press clothing comes into contact with the skin.
" 'Regardless of how we might feel about the ethics of dressing millions and millions of people in clothes reeking with formaldehyde, the accomplishments of Ruth Benerito at the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the 1950s and 60s are impressive. During her many years as a research scientist at the male-dominated USDA, Ruth Benerito garnered 55 patents in creating easy-care cotton fabrics which "saved the cotton industry."
" 'As the Age of Science Infatuation in the 1950s and early 1960s gave way to the Summer of Love and Age of Rebellion in the 1960s and 1970s and then to the Age of Excess Consumerism in the 1980s and 1990s, process improvements were slowly being made in manufacturing wrinkle-resistant cotton textiles to reduce -- but not eliminate -- the amount of formaldehyde bound on the surface of the fabric.'
"All I can say is thank goodness for Ruth Benerito and a little formaldehyde."
Life as we know it
Algebra (etc.) Division
MsMae of the Park: "All this talk of algebra has me recalling my St. Paul public high school counselor in 1970. It was the time of the year when they decided who would continue on the math track for college, and who would not. My grades in other classes were in the A and B ranges; math was a sad C-.
"The counselor looked like he was having a hard time deciding where to place me. Finally he sighed, glanced at me and said: 'Well, you're a girl and you'll probably just get married after you graduate anyway, so you won't need any more math classes.' Of course, all I heard was NO MORE MATH and gleefully left the office.
"Can you imagine making that same statement today?
"And he was wrong! I did go on to college, where I got wonderful tutoring that helped me get through the required math classes. In fact, I even made the Dean's List. And I didn't get married until I was 26.
"So to all those kids -- adults, too -- who are floundering in a class and ready to give up: Hang in there! Ask for and get the help you need. Not everyone learns at the same pace or method, and you can do it!"
A flight to remember
Granny in a Red Truck in Scandia: "In 1961, I was a stewardess for North Central Airlines and based out of Chicago.
"At first, we just flew our DC-3's out of Midway; then O'Hare was built. Our new terminal was at the far end of a new and very long runway, 14R. In airplane talk: The pilots talk about approaching the airport, and the co-pilot calls out the speed as they cross an imaginary fence just before landing. When we were assigned to land on 14R, our DC-3 was at the slow and lawful speed crossing the imaginary fence and then ... because our terminal was at the very end of this runway, the pilots applied speed to overfly the first half of the runway and land near our terminal. One passenger remarked: 'This is the only airline I know of that speeds up to land.' "
Darnedest things
WARNING! Cute kid story ahead, from Mary Mary: "My 3-year-old grandson had to go in for his checkup before starting preschool. While he was talking to his mother, the nurse proceeded to give him a shot in each arm. His mother didn't realize they were going to do that, since she normally warns him of such things. His eyes grew big, and his lower lip started to quiver. He was trying to be tough. He walked out of the room, stamping his feet, arms folded across his chest, and looking mad. He yelled out loud, with tears in his eyes: 'Why did you do that? That makes me all angry and everything! I'm never coming back here, ever again!'
"It's a good thing he didn't notice the doctors and nurses nearby, rolling off their chairs."
Band Name of the Day: No More Math
Website of the Day, from Double Bogey Mike: Art "Fatso" Donovan talks old-time football with Johnny Carson, at tinyurl.com/fatso-AD


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Competition between hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) in HIV positive people with triple infection appears to promote spontaneous HCV clearance, but lower CD4 T-cell counts and greater liver inflammation reduce the likelihood of clearance, Chinese researchers reported at the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) last month in Washington, DC.
Prior studies have shown that HBV and HCV seem to interfere with each
other's replication, usually to the advantage of HBV. Yuan Dong from
Fudan University in Shanghai and colleagues looked at viral
interactions, liver inflammation, viral genotypes, and other factors
that might affect spontaneous clearance in individuals with HBV/HCV/HIV
triple infection.
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Miles Davis
David Redfern/Redferns
Miles Davis' trumpet solos, whether ruminating on a whispered ballad melody or jabbing against a beat, have been models for generations of jazz musicians. Other trumpeters play faster and higher, but more than in any technical feats Mr. Davis's influence lay in his phrasing and sense of space. "I always listen to what I can leave out," he would say.
Equally important, Mr. Davis never settled into one style; every few years he created a new lineup and format for his groups. Each phase brought denunciations from critics; each, except for the most recent one, has set off repercussions throughout modern jazz. "I have to change," he once said. "It's like a curse."
Mr. Davis came of age in the be-bop era; many successive styles -- cool jazz, hard-bop, modal jazz, jazz-rock, jazz-funk -- were sparked or ratified by his example. Throughout his career he was grounded in the blues, but he also drew on pop, flamenco, classical music, rock, Arab music and Indian music. Musicians he discovered often moved on to innovations of their own.
Mr. Davis was also known for a volatile personality and arrogant public pronouncements, and for a stage presence that could be charismatic or aloof. For a while, he turned his back on audiences as he played and walked offstage when he was not soloing. His public persona was flamboyant, uncompromising and fiercely independent; he drove Ferraris and Lamborghinis and did not mince words when he disliked something. Yet his music was deeply collaborative: He spurred his sidemen to find their own musical voices and was inspired by them in turn. — Jon Pareles
Highlights from the Archives
Wrestling With Miles Davis and His Demons
Fifteen years after his death, Miles Davis's life story — one that has long eluded Hollywood — appears finally to be headed for the big screen.November 19, 2006 moviesNews
Miles Davis: The Chameleon of Cool
Evil genius.'' ''Prince of Darkness.'' ''Endearing with his music, offending with his personality.'' For nearly half a century, critics have come up with all sorts of phrases to describe the darkness and light that is Miles Davis.May 13, 2001 moviesNews
A Jazz Innovator During His Late, Funky Phase
When Miles Davis in 1969 declared via his record ''In a Silent Way'' that he was no longer interested in music with a clear beginning or end, the shock waves began.August 3, 1997 artsBiography
Miles Davis: The Alchemist And the Terrorist
From the end of World War II to just last year, Davis recorded an ocean of music, in tempos from barn burners to slow freezes, in forms from 12-bar blues to album-length suites to one-chord funk vamps, touching every mood known or dreamed of by human beings.October 6, 1991 artsBiography
Miles Ahead
Unless someone soon emerges from nowhere, the trumpeter Miles Davis will be remembered as the most influential jazz artist of the second half of the 20th century.October 1, 1991 opinionEditorial
Miles Davis, Trumpeter, Dies; Jazz Genius, 65, Defined Cool
Miles Davis, the trumpeter and composer whose haunting tone and ever-changing style made him an elusive touchstone of jazz for four decades, died yesterday. He was 65 years old.September 29, 1991 obituaries
Miles Davis Revives His Bad-Guy Image
Dressed in black silk and leather and holding a wicked-looking automatic rifle by its magazine and stock, Miles Davis seems intent on reviving his outlaw image - Miles vs. the rest of the world.May 26, 1985 artsReview
Don Cheadle's Biopic of Miles Davis to Close New York Film Festival
"Miles Ahead" is the actor's directorial debut.
July 22, 2015, Wednesday
Miles Davis at Newport: A Four-Disc Set Coming in July
"Miles Davis at Newport 1955-75: The Bootleg Series Vol. 4″ is to be released July 17.
April 30, 2015, Thursday
Middle-Aged Man Without a Horn
In his directing debut, the actor Don Cheadle portrays the trumpet genius Miles Davis during a difficult era in his career.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
A Reflection of the Heat, on a Pair of Pianos
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July 21, 2014, Monday
Opening the Vault on YouTube: 13,000 More Performance Clips
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July 8, 2014, Tuesday
Miles Davis Way to Be Unveiled
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May 12, 2014, Monday
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March 30, 2014, Sunday
In Photography, Cool Rules
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March 25, 2014, Tuesday
Keeping Jazz's Rhythm With a Shutter
Alexandra Avakian recalls her father, Aram, whose passions — photography and jazz — came together when he photographed the now-historic recording sessions of Duke Ellington, Chet Baker, Miles Davis and others.
February 24, 2014, Monday
Unreleased Miles Davis Performances to Be Released
"Miles at the Fillmore – Miles Davis 1970: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 3," a four-CD set, includes unreleased performances by Davis with Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett, Dave Holland, Airto Moreira and Steve Grossman.
January 24, 2014, Friday
Jingle Bell Rocks!
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Listening to the Globe
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April 26, 2011 6:33 AM
This morning we're coming up with all our favorite K-EARTH 101 hits that refer to a street name in the title or the song. Check out our list of classic hits that contain a street name and help us expand our list!
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The iPhone and iPad accessory camera lens maker finally gives an Android smartphone some love, redesigning its mounting clip for two of Samsung's top smartphones.
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The Lensbaby LM-10 Sweet Spot lens is a fun and fairly inexpensive phone camera accessory that works on both iPhones and Android phones.
The Pentax Q7 has a slightly larger sensor than its predecessor's. But look -- pretty colors!
In addition to wide-angle and fish-eye lenses, the new Olloclip 4-in-1 tacks on two macro lenses for your iPhone.
While it's not cheap, the Sigma 50mm f1.4 lens provides great value for the money.
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1. Introduction
2. SNMP server
2.1 Installation
Initially we install the packets needed for SNMP. Yum makes this job a lot easier.
Next we make snmpd service to start automatically for the runlevels we want.
And we start the server.
We can see that it is running in port 199.
# netstat -natv | grep ':199'
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:199 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
2.2 Configuration
We run 'snmpwalk' which creates a "tree" of information for our network.
If you see an output like this one you may proceed with the MRTG installation. Else you should make some configuration first.
ip.ipAddrTable.ipAddrEntry.ipAdEntIfIndex.127.0.0.1 = 1
ip.ipAddrTable.ipAddrEntry.ipAdEntIfIndex.192.168.0.3 = 2
We open it
And do the follow changes:
with those
com2sec local localhost public
com2sec mynetwork 10.0.0.0/8 public
group notConfigGroup v2c notConfigUser
group MyRWGroup v1 local
group MyRWGroup v2c local
group MyRWGroup usm local
group MyROGroup v1 mynetwork
group MyROGroup v2c mynetwork
group MyROGroup usm mynetwork
view systemview included .220.127.116.11.220.127.116.11.1
with this one
access MyROGroup "" any noauth exact all none none
access MyRWGroup "" any noauth exact all all none
syscontact Root (configure /etc/snmp/snmp.local.conf)
syslocation Linux, Fedora Core 6
syscontact Root root@localhost
2.3 Check
We restart the server to take affect of the notices
And we run again
Now we should see something like that
IP-MIB::ipAdEntIfIndex.10.103.0.33 = INTEGER: 2
IP-MIB::ipAdEntIfIndex.127.0.0.1 = INTEGER: 1
Where 10.103.0.33 is your ip address.
3.1 Installation
We again use yum
3.2 Configuration
We create the folder in which our graphs and html pages will be kept
And we run 'cfgmaker' for the configuration file to be created.
Here you should pay notice to --output /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg as long as to public@localhost. With this command we tell MRTG to create a configuration file with the name 'mrtg.cfg' for the traffic of our computer (localhost). Instead of localhost you may put the address of any computer you may monitor as long as it runs SNMP.
Next we create our default index page
3.2.1 Apache configuration
Next we have to configure apache for MRTG to work correctly. MRTG creates a file 'mrtg.cfg' under /etc/httpd/conf.d we contains all the necessary for Apache. We change it to contain the ips we want to have access to our MRTG graphs. Here I have added all my network.
Alias /mrtg /var/www/mrtg
<Location /mrtg> Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1 10.0.0.0/8
3.3 Check
We run the following command
In case you get an error like this
ERROR: Mrtg will most likely not work properly when the environment
variable LANG is set to UTF-8. Please run mrtg in an environment
where this is not the case. Try the following command to start:
env LANG=C /usr/bin/mrtg /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg
you have to run the above command more than once till it runs without any error. This is normal.
23-02-2007 17:28:53, Rateup WARNING: /usr/bin/rateup Can't remove localhost_2.old updating log file
# env LANG=C /usr/bin/mrtg /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg
Finally we open our browser and type
You should see something like this
And by clicking on it something like this
There are daily, weekly, monthly and yearly graphs which aren't shown in the screenshot. By changing the .cfg file we can alter the information displayed to what we just want.
4. Outroduction
With the same way it is possible to add as many computers as we want and therefore have a general overview of our network. Enjoy! ;)
Alias /mrtg /var/www/mrtg Order deny,allow Deny from all Allow from 127.0.0.1
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Flavor Profile: Spicy, slightly bitter and smoky
Slowly toasted dried chiles—seeds and all—become a smoky, spicy ingredient that's essential to many recipes in [Pok Pok]. The key is to toast them over low heat until they're thoroughly dry and very dark, coaxing out a deep, tobacco-like flavor that has a bitter edge, but stopping before the pleasant bitterness turns acrid.
YIELD: Makes about 1/3 cup
- 1 ounce stemmed dried Mexican puya chiles (about 15)
The goal here is to cook the chiles slowly so they get nice and dark but don't burn. Consider opening a window and turning on your stove's exhaust fan.
Put the chiles in a wok or pan, turn the heat to high to get the pan hot, then turn the heat down to medium-low to low.
Stir the chiles almost constantly moving them around the wok and flipping them occasionally to make sure both sides of the chiles make contact with the hot pan. Keep at it until the chiles are very brittle and very dark brown (nearly black) all over, 15 to 20 minutes. Remove the chiles from the pan as they're finished. Discard any seeds that escape the chiles, because they'll be burnt and bitter.
Let the chiles cool. Pound them in a granite mortar to a coarse powder that's only slightly finer than store-bought red pepper flakes, or grind them in a spice grinder (or better yet, pass them twice through a meat grinder, first through a 1/4-inch die and then through an 1/8-inch die). Either way, take care to keep the powder coarse. Immediately put the chile powder in an airtight container or plastic bag.
The chile powder will keep for up to a few months in a sealed container kept in a cool, dry place (not in the fridge), though the flavor will begin to deteriorate after several weeks.
ANDY RICKER is the chef and owner of Pok Pok, Whiskey Soda Lounge, Pok Pok Noi, and Sen Yai in Portland, plus Pok Pok Ny and Whiskey Soda Lounge Ny in New York City. The winner of a 2011 James Beard Award for Best Chef Northwest, Andy splits his time between Chiang Mai, Thailand; New York City; and Portland, Oregon.
JJ GOODE is a Brooklyn-based food writer, and the coauthor of the books A Girl and Her Pig with April Bloomfield, Morimoto with Masaharu Morimoto, and Truly Mexican with Roberto Santibañez.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories6
- Carbohydrates1 g (0%)
- Fat0 g (0%)
- Protein0 g (1%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (0%)
- Sodium1 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber0 g (1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
- Cholesterol0


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Stefano Pilati's much sought after annual YSL Manifesto hits the luxe brand's boutiques around the world March 5th. T has a grandiose moment with the designer.
The Times' style arm also tackles the most important topic on the first day of Paris Fashion week: the food.
The last American veteran of World War I died last evening, GQ had a timely profile of Frank Woodruff Buckles last week.
Selectism takes a closer look at the leather, horsehair-strapped Patrik Ervell backpack that street style photographer Tommy Ton made semi-famous during New York fashion week.
Herman Miller has taken its designs across the (bigger) pond to Japan, where it's been a coveted American brand for years. The Scout takes a look inside the new Tokyo showroom and store.


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Stained Glass Diamonds
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This quilt can be made from embroidered blocks or from printed fabric blocks.
The beautiful 3 dimensional embroidered and appliqued flowers, available on a disk from Dalco Home Sew, or fabric designs are fussy-cut (centered) inside diamond shapes. Light and dark borders are added to the diamonds to give an added depth to the design. Size: 23" x 38"Click on More Details to watch Kaye and James demonstrate this technique!


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Pub manager Kieran Healey is pictured at The Railway Inn, in Rushden.
He was previously manager at The Red Well, in Wellingborough, also in Northamptonshire.
Most recently, the building was a bar, The Lounge One; however, for many years, it was a pub known as The Railway Inn or Hotel.
The Railway was so named after Rushden Station opened, just off High Street, in 1894. Built by the Midland Railway Company, the station closed to passengers in 1959. It is now owned by the Rushden Historical Transport Society and is part museum and part real-ale bar.
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Ferro Purchases Tile Coatings Facility in Egypt
Now able to produce materials locally for the rapidly growing tile market in the Middle East and North Africa.
Published January 20, 2011
Ferro Corporation has completed the purchase of a newly constructed ceramic coatings plant in Fayoum, Egypt. The new plant will allow Ferro to more cost-effectively serve the growing tile manufacturing market in Egypt and other countries in the Middle East and North Africa. Ferro purchased the facility from principals of Pharaohs Ceramic Group and plans to install additional equipment to expand capacity. When the initial build-out of the facility is complete, Ferro expects the site to have the capacity to produce 200 million pounds of tile frit and glazes annually. Ferro Tile Coating Systems is a supplier of decoration materials used in the manufacture of ceramic tile, including frits, fluxes, colors, glazes and inks. In addition to the new site in Egypt, its main production facilities and technical laboratories are located in Almazora, Spain; Fiorano, Italy; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Americana, Brazil; Mexico City and Villagran, Mexico; Suzhou, China; Saraburi, Thailand; Bekasi and Sidoarjo, Indonesia; and Ansan City, Korea.
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