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Alternative Judaism refers to a variety of groups whose members identify as Jews or groups that identify as forms of Judaism.
Generally, beliefs of these groups are not compatible with Rabbinic Judaism. Instead, their beliefs fall outside of the traditional views of the Torah and Jewish law. These movements may be explicitly atheistic, or they may incorporate certain elements foreign to Rabbinic Judaism, such as Christian (including Jewish Christian), Muslim, pagan, or other religious traditions. Rabbinic Jewish movements often criticize alternative groups as "not being Jewish", as alternative groups often follow ideas that fall outside two important parameters (or the Rabbinic interpretation of the parameters) that are historically apparent in Jewish theology: the oneness of God and God's non-corporeal nature.[1] However, according to the Pew Research Center, 34% of American Jews whom were counted as Jews in a 2013 Pew Poll found Messianic Jews/Jewish Christians to be Jewish in at least an ethnic sense.[2]
Alternative forms of Judaism are not recent in Jewish history and have appeared in the past in such forms as the Sabbateans and Frankists, which fell outside the common Orthodox, Reform, Conservative and Reconstructionist classification of the four major streams of today's Jewish denominations. These may be combinations of secular Jewish culture and Jewish symbolism with non-Jewish religions and philosophies.
List of movements[edit]
- Karaite Judaism, a movement that accepts only the Hebrew Bible as authoritative, and does not accept the Oral Torah as binding.
- Messianic Judaism, a movement that follows Jewish traditions and holidays, but believes that Jesus is the Jewish Messiah. The movement is not considered a part of Judaism by many Jews,[3][4][5] Jewish denominations,[6][7][8] and Christians.[9] Despite its extension to other ethnically Jewish groups considered apostate, the State of Israel's Law of Return does not recognize Messianic Jews as authentically Jewish.[10]
- Humanistic Judaism, an organized group that takes an nontheistic approach to Judaism. It is cultural and human-centered, rather than spiritual.
- Jewish Renewal, an organized spiritualist approach to Judaism, incorporating Kabbalah and New Age principles.
- A number of non-Jewish movements consider themselves to be "Israelites" due to a purported connection to the Ten Lost Tribes, such as the Anglo-Israelism movement. These groups are not generally made up of Jews, and in some cases deny that the Jewish people are related to the ancient Israelites. See also Supersessionism.
See also[edit]
- ^ "For most American Jews, it is acceptable to blend some degree of foreign spiritual elements with Judaism. The one exception is Christianity, which is perceived to be incompatible with any form of Jewishness. Jews for Jesus and other Messianic Jewish groups are thus seen as antithetical to Judaism and are completely rejected by the majority of Jews". (Kaplan, Dana Evan. The Cambridge Companion to American Judaism, Cambridge University Press, Aug 15, 2005, p. 9).
- ^ "Jewish essentials: For most American Jews, ancestry and culture matter more than religion"
- ^ *Kaplan, Dana Evan (August 2005). "Introduction". In Dana Evan Kaplan (ed.). The Cambridge companion to American Judaism. Cambridge Companions to Religion. New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. p. 9. ISBN 0-521-82204-1. LCCN 2004024336.
For most American Jews, it is acceptable to blend some degree of foreign spiritual elements with Judaism. The one exception is Christianity, which is perceived to be incompatible with any form of Jewishness....Messianic Jewish groups are thus seen as antithetical to Judaism and are completely rejected by the majority of Jews.
- Ariel, Yaakov (2005) [1995]. "Protestant Attitudes to Jews and Judaism During the Last Fifty Years". In Robert S. Wistrich (ed.). Terms of survival: the Jewish world since 1945 (Digital Printing ed.). New York, NY: Routledge. p. 343. ISBN 0-415-10056-9. LCCN 94022069.
Evangelical Christians are engaged in aggressive and extensive missionary activity among Jews. Among other results, this has given rise to groups of 'Messianic Jews', of which 'Jews for Jesus' is the most outstanding example. These are actually Jews who have adopted the evangelical Protestant faith and its precepts.
- Simmons, Shraga. "Messianic Jews, Buddhist Jews". Ask Rabbi Simmons. About.com. Retrieved 2007-02-14.
Yet there are limits to pluralism, beyond which a group is schismatic to the point where it is no longer considered Jewish. For example, everyone considers Messianic Judaism and belief in Buddha as outside of the Jewish sphere.
- Schoen, Robert (April 2004). "Jews, Jesus, and Christianity". What I Wish My Christian Friends Knew about Judaism. Chicago, IL: Loyola Press. p. 11. ISBN 0-8294-1777-X. LCCN 2003024404.
The Jewish people believe that when the Messiah comes there will be an end to world suffering....Jews do not believe, therefore, that the Messiah has come, and they do not recognize Jesus as their savior or as the Son of God.
- "Messianic Judaism: A Christian Missionary Movement". Messiah Truth Project. Archived from the original on 12 February 2007. Retrieved 2007-02-14.
Messianic Judaism is a Christian movement that began in the 1970s combining a mixture of Jewish ritual and Christianity. There are a vast and growing numbers of these groups, and they differ in how much Jewish ritual is mixed with conventional Christian belief. One end of the spectrum is represented by Jews For Jesus, who simply target Jews for conversion to Christianity using imitations of Jewish ritual solely as a ruse for attracting the potential Jewish converts. On the other end are those who don't stress the divinity of Jesus, but present him as the "Messiah." They incorporate distorted Jewish ritual on an ongoing basis.
- Ariel, David S. (1995). "The Messiah". What do Jews believe?: The Spiritual Foundations of Judaism. New York, NY: Schocken Books. p. 212. ISBN 0-8052-4119-1. LCCN 94003550.
The Jews of the first centuries of the Common Era believed the Messiah had not yet come, while the followers of Jesus—strongly influenced by contemporary Jewish messianism—asserted that he was the Messiah. The belief that the Messiah has arrived and that he is Jesus is the teaching that most acutely divides Judaism from Christianity.
- Nuesner, Jacob (February 2000) [1994]. "Come, Let us Reason Together". A Rabbi Talks With Jesus. Donald H. Akerson (forward) (Revised ed.). Canada: McGill-Queen's University Press. pp. 3–4. ISBN 0-7735-2046-5. LCCN 2001339789.
I write this book to shed some light why, while Christians believe in Jesus Christ and the good news of his rule in the kingdom of Heaven, Jews believe in the Torah of Moses and form on earth and in their own flesh God's kingdom of priests and the holy people. And that belief requires faithful Jews to enter a dissent at the teachings of Jesus, on the grounds that those teachings at important points contradict the Torah. Where Jesus diverges from the revelation by God to Moses at Mount Sinai, he is wrong, and Moses is right.
- Ariel, Yaakov (2005) [1995]. "Protestant Attitudes to Jews and Judaism During the Last Fifty Years". In Robert S. Wistrich (ed.). Terms of survival: the Jewish world since 1945 (Digital Printing ed.). New York, NY: Routledge. p. 343. ISBN 0-415-10056-9. LCCN 94022069.
- ^ Schiffman, Lawrence H. (1993). "Meeting the Challenge: Hebrew Christians and the Jewish Community" (PDF). Jewish Community Relations Council of New York. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2006-11-07. Retrieved 2007-02-14.
Though Hebrew Christianity claims to be a form of Judaism, it is not. It is nothing more than a disguised effort to missionize Jews and convert them to Christianity. It deceptively uses the sacred symbols of Jewish observance...as a cover to convert Jews to Christianity, a belief system antithetical to Judaism....Hebrew Christianity is not a form of Judaism and its members, even if they are of Jewish birth, cannot be considered members of the Jewish community. Hebrew Christians are in radical conflict with the communal interests and the destiny of the Jewish people. They have crossed an unbreachable chasm by accepting another religion. Despite this separation, they continue to attempt to convert their former coreligionists.
- ^ Balmer, Randall Herbert (November 2004). "Messianic Judaism". Encyclopedia of evangelicalism (Rev. and expanded ed.). Waco, TX: Baylor University Press. pp. 448–449. ISBN 1-932792-04-X. LCCN 2004010023. Retrieved 2007-02-14.
Messianic Jewish organizations, such as Jews for Jesus, often refer to their faith as fulfilled Judaism, in that they believe Jesus fulfilled the Messianic prophecies. Although Messianic Judaism claims to be Jewish, and many adherents observe Jewish holidays, most Jews regard Messianic Judaism as deceptive at best, fraudulent at worst. They charge that Messianic Judaism is actually Christianity presenting itself as Judaism. Jewish groups are particularly distressed at the aggressive evangelistic attempts on the part of Messianic Jews.
- ^ "Why Don't Jews Believe in Jesus?". Ask the Rabbi. Aish HaTorah. February 1, 2001. Retrieved 2007-02-14.
- ^ Waxman, Jonathan (2006). "Messianic Jews Are Not Jews". United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Retrieved 2007-02-14.
Hebrew Christian, Jewish Christian, Jew for Jesus, Messianic Jew, Fulfilled Jew. The name may have changed over the course of time, but all of the names reflect the same phenomenon: one who asserts that s/he is straddling the theological fence between Judaism and Christianity, but in truth is firmly on the Christian side....we must affirm as did the Israeli Supreme Court in the well-known Brother Daniel case that to adopt Christianity is to have crossed the line out of the Jewish community.
- ^ "Missionary Impossible". Hebrew Union College. August 9, 1999. Retrieved 2007-02-14.
Missionary Impossible, an imaginative video and curriculum guide for teachers, educators, and rabbis to teach Jewish youth how to recognize and respond to "Jews-for-Jesus," "Messianic Jews," and other Christian proselytizers, has been produced by six rabbinic students at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion's Cincinnati School. The students created the video as a tool for teaching why Jewish college and high school youth and Jews in intermarried couples are primary targets of Christian missionaries.
- ^ *Harries, Richard (August 2003). "Should Christians Try to Convert Jews?". After the evil: Christianity and Judaism in the shadow of the Holocaust. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. p. 119. ISBN 0-19-926313-2. LCCN 2003273342.
Thirdly, there is Jews for Jesus or, more generally, Messianic Judaism. This is a movement of people often of Jewish background who have come to believe Jesus is the expected Jewish messiah....They often have congregations independent of other churches and specifically target Jews for conversion to their form of Christianity.
- Kessler, Edward (2005). "Messianic Jews". In Edward Kessler and Neil Wenborn (eds.). A dictionary of Jewish-Christian relations. Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press. pp. 292–293. ISBN 978-0-521-82692-1. LCCN 2005012923. OCLC 60340826.
From a mainstream Christian perspective Messianic Judaisms can also provoke hostility for misrepresenting Christianity.
- Harris-Shapiro, Carol (1999). "Studying the Messianic Jews". Messianic Judaism: a rabbi's journey through religious change in America. Boston: Beacon Press. p. 3. ISBN 0-8070-1040-5. LCCN 98054864. OCLC 45729039.
And while many evangelical Churches are openly supportive of Messianic Judaism, they treat it as an ethnic church squarely within evangelical Christianity, rather than as a separate entity.
- Lotker, Michael (May 2004). "It's More About What is the Messiah than Who is the Messiah". A Christian's guide to Judaism. New York, NY: Paulist Press. p. 35. ISBN 0-8091-4232-5. LCCN 2003024813.
It should now be clear to you why Jews have such a problem with 'Jews for Jesus' or other presentations of Messianic Judaism. I have no difficulty with Christianity. I even accept those Christians who would want me to convert to Christianity so long as they don't use coercion or duplicity and are willing to listen in good faith to my reasons for being Jewish. I do have a major problem with those Christians who would try to mislead me and other Jews into believing that one can be both Jewish and Christian.
- Kessler, Edward (2005). "Messianic Jews". In Edward Kessler and Neil Wenborn (eds.). A dictionary of Jewish-Christian relations. Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press. pp. 292–293. ISBN 978-0-521-82692-1. LCCN 2005012923. OCLC 60340826.
- ^ Berman, Daphna (June 10, 2006). "Aliyah with a cat, a dog and Jesus". Haaretz. Archived from the original on 28 March 2007. Retrieved 2007-02-20.
In rejecting their petition, Supreme Court Justice Menachem Elon cited their belief in Jesus. 'In the last two thousand years of history...the Jewish people have decided that messianic Jews do not belong to the Jewish nation...and have no right to force themselves on it,' he wrote, concluding that 'those who believe in Jesus, are, in fact Christians.' The state's position is backed by all streams of normative Judaism, none of which recognizes messianic Jews as Jews.


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US Assumes Pakistan Gives 'Tacit Consent' for Drone Strikes
Cites Lack of Response to Faxes as Basis
If the CIA sends you a fax telling you they plan to bomb something, whatever you do, respond.
That's the lesson from today's defense of the Obama Administration's massive drone strike program against Pakistan, which claims that the CIA has sent faxes saying they plan more drone strikes to someone within Pakistan's ISI and never heard back.
That amounts to "tacit consent," as far as the administration is concerned, and apparently a level of consent that trumps the many, many public complaints by the Pakistani government about such strikes violating their national sovereignty.
The claims reflect the administration's ongoing belief that when Pakistan's government publicly condemns the strikes they don't really mean it, and are only doing so for political gain because the strikes are so hugely unpopular domestically.
The US has struggle to find a legal justification for the strikes, and has often just blown off the direct questions about the program by claim its "classified." The fax machine defense may be a really difficult sell however, and may prompt Pakistan's ISI to check their incoming lines more often.
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It must be a send-only fax machine.
Wonder if the CIA considered making a phone call or send an email?
The US gov seems to be invoking the principle "Qui tacet consentire videtur, ubi loqui debuit ac potuit" (or more simply "Qui tacit consentire" – silence implies consent).
I like this as a precedent, and here's why: I sent a letter to my government in 1995 telling them that I
* despised everything that every politician and bureaucrat stood for;
* rejected the political means as parasitic in nature and 'unfit for purpose';
* did not feel bound by any law they promulgated (those that were consistent with Natural Rights were unnecessary);
* rejected any obligation to vote (voting is "compulsory" in my jurisdiction);
* submitted that tests of my assertions in any court or tribunal where the sitting judge was paid by the government were a fortiori biased;
* rejected the notion of a 'social contract' that could be varied by one side without notice or redress; and
* asserted that, to the extent that a 'social contract' was held to exist, that government failed to fulfil their side of the bargain – and that since the State asserts that the social contract is synallagmatic (involves ongoing and simultaneous bilateral obligations), they were in breach and I therefore exercised the exceptio non adimplenti contractus.
I pretty much wanted to make it clear that they did not have my consent to rule me, and that I no longer accepted any obligation to pay for them to interfere with people's lives.
There was a clause in there somewhere saying something to the effect that to the extent that I was forced to pay indirect taxes and/or to remit other taxes under duress, I noted that actus me invito factus non est meus actus (in short, duress invalidates consent), and reserved the right to obtain goods and services, and/or do damage to government, to the value of the taxes I could not avoid.
They never responded. I guess that's that then: they can't complain.
Frangenti fidem, fides frangatur eidem.
Hugely Unpopular with the Domestic Public! lol Id laugh but this aint the Onion newspaper its real life Satire!
Unpopular domestically with the Pakistani Public. Drone Strikes. They send email and say this area will be bombed. If they dont hear back who the fuck gives a fuck.


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My dad should have listened. Standing at the top of our steep driveway, I warned him that his Yamaha YZR motorcycle was dangerous, but at 8 years old, my rhetorical skills were lacking.
Moments before he crashed, the entire series of events played out in my mind, as if my brain decided to hold an impromptu Sunday matinee.
As he yelled out in pain on the trip to the hospital, his broken clavicle jarring over every railroad track, I decided the vision meant something -- long before the cards told me so.
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"What? Hawks? Yes, I saw one the other day," I replied, snapping back to reality. We're sitting in a back room of Inner Path, a spiritual store where Truesdell, 53, provides Angel and Spirit readings using her method of Godsign and tarot cards, among messages she receives from those who have passed.
"Hawks are messengers. Hawks show up for people who understand messages -- who get this stuff -- who are bringing the message out. You are protected and watched out for."
The hawk stared up at me from the table. I stared back, curious but skeptical -- despite the visions and the "gut feelings." Skeptical because, well, it's not every day that you're told you have psychic powers.
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We're only one card into the three decks Truesdell had me shuffle and forest critters are telling me that I'm psychic -- I can't wait to hear what the angel cards have to say.
She flips over another card.
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My mind wandered again. Did I shuffle these cards well enough? Where's the one that tells me a boatload of money is coming my way or that I'm going to live a long life?
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Re: Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
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Kiran Kumar. R wrote:
I am new to SSH. I just want to know how Diffie-Hellman Keys are exchanged in OpenSSH between 2 linux machines.
Difffie-Hellman's logic:
It enables parties at both ends to derive a shared, secret key without ever sending it to each other. Using a common number, both sides use a different random number as a power to raise the common number.
How this common number is mutually understood between 2 computers which never interacted??
Where can I get openSSH User guide??
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In 1971, Dural founded Buckwheat & the Hitchhikers, a 16-piece funk band that he led for the next half decade; however, in 1976 he finally fell under zydeco's sway when recruited to back Chenier -- a friend of his father -- on tour. Originally brought on as an organist, Dural picked up the accordion within two years and began learning from the master himself; rechristening himself Buckwheat Zydeco, he formed his own combo by 1979, the Ils Sont Partis Band (translated as "They're off!, " so named in honor of the cry heard at the beginning of each horse race at the Lafayette track). Upon signing to the Blues Unlimited label, the group debuted in 1979 with One for the Road, followed in 1980 by Take It Easy, Baby. After 1983's 100% Fortified Zydeco, the group moved to the Rounder label, where it issued the Grammy-nominated Turning Point; the 1985 follow-up, Waitin' for My Ya Ya, was similarly honored.
In 1986, New York-based music critic Ted Fox helped Buckwheat Zydeco land a deal with Island Records, in the process becoming the first zydeco act ever signed to a major label; Fox subsequently acted as their producer as well. The group made its Island debut in 1987 with the acclaimed On a Night Like This, another Grammy nominee; that same year the band also appeared in the hit movie The Big Easy, further increasing its public visibility. Taking It Home followed in 1988, but after 1990's Where There's Smoke There's Fire, Buckwheat Zydeco was dropped by Island, signing to Charisma for 1992's On Track. The years to follow saw the band drifting from one label to another, signing to Warner for 1994's Choo Choo Boogaloo, then hopping to Atlantic for 1997's Trouble; although their commercial fortunes may have dipped, they remained hugely popular as a live attraction, despite purists' charges of commercialism, and celebrated two decades of music in 1999 with The Buckwheat Zydeco Story: A 20 Year Party. Dural continued to be active in the 21st century, releasing Jackpot! in 2005, followed by Lay Your Burden Down in 2009. ~ Jason Ankeny
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The performance (most noticeably on hulu and youtube) and battery life of my netbook is better with Catalyst than with the open-source drivers, so I choose to stick with Catalyst. I may give the open source drivers a shot after upgrading to 12.04, though. I had back to back 3-hour seminars this semester, and so I needed as much battery life as possible from my netbook. It looks like that won't be the case next semester, so the video performance will dictate which driver I pick.
Hope this helps!
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Nice strategy, reasonably thinking... Thanks for the 12.3 report.
After update from 11.10 to 12.04 wlan doesn't work anymore. After login a message shows up, that the conncetion was terminated, but the systems shows the connection as enabled without any networks. even if i reenable the connection, no wlan is listed. blacklisting bcma doesn't work for me :/
I did notice a couple of things as I was upgrading, however:
1 - the upgrade process seems to crash right as it begins to install the new packages. In fact, the updater was waiting for my input, but no window came up to let me know. By clicking on the "show terminal" toggle on the updater window I was able to see a prompt, and after that installation proceeded as normal (I did need to answer yes or no to a handful of prompts through out).
2 - Though I opted to keep my old sudoers configuration file, I did update the networkmanager.conf file when prompted. Perhaps this is why my wifi is working well?
Anyway, 12.04 seems to be working quite well so far. I'm running the stock open drivers, and will report back on the performance after I have some more time with it. At any rate, I won't change back to Catalyst until I feel that I'm missing something (performance, battery life, whatever).
hope this helps!
P.S. Oh yes, if you are running Catalyst, make sure to first uninstall it and rehabilitate the open drivers as per the catalyst wiki.
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I just wanted to chime in that this is a great netbook for Ubuntu 11.04 and so far for 12.04. However, suspend isn't working with the Catalyst drivers via the Ubuntu Additional Drivers method or direct download of the 12.4 driver from AMD website for me. However, the Catalyst driver does improve battery life by a large margin (10 watts down to 7 watts for normal usage).
We have just bought 200+ and will install Ubuntu for use in schools and I would love to get the battery life of the Catalyst driver combined with the suspend of the OSS driver. Any ideas, appreciated! We have hundreds of future Ubuntu users in our classrooms, and I want to give them the best experience possible!
This is the 722-0369 model: C60 chip with AMD Radeon HD 6290
I'd be interested in a way to suspend with catalyst as well, as I'm now back to using it.
Neither the stock radeon drivers nor those in the x-swat ppa gave me enough performance to stream in 720p from Hulu. Video was laggy, and cpu temps shot up to 83 degrees.
With Catalyst 12.4, Hulu streams smoothly, and temperatures seem to peak around 75 degrees.
Boot and shut down times may be a bit faster with the radeon drivers, btw.
To all of you who would like a functional suspend-resume with Catalyst, please put some pressure on this AMD bug file: http://ati.cchtml.com/show_bug.cgi?id=327. Also this Ubuntu bug: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+so...ux/+bug/767975
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I have an issue with the internal mic on my 722 running 11.04. It works fine (with a bit of hum), but it randomly turns itself off. I have to go to Sound prefernces and check and uncheck the mute by the input and then it works fine for as long as I am recording, but if I stop recording, close whatever program I am using (sound recorder, audacity, webcam capture) and then try to record again later, I have to repeat the mic mute and unmute steps. Any ideas?


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Jun 24, 2004 10:38:00
Hello list,
Installed Mdk 10.0 official.
I have the following Cd burner:
It appears to be mounted fine as K3B and xcdroast can both see it.
Unfortunately, both act as though there is no disc in it. Another symptom is when I am installing software from the CD's the software installer asks me to place the CD in /dev/hdc (which is the cdrom in question) when I do, it repeatedly asks me for it. A third similar symptom is when I place a CD in it that does have stuff on it and it will not read it or even place that cool automount icon on the desktop.
On a side note, this pc was upgraded from RedHat 8.0
and xcdroast worked just fine.
Here is the contents of my fstab
[root@GAMMA jason]# cat /etc/fstab
/dev/hdb2 / ext3 noatime 1 1
none /dev/pts devpts mode=0620 0 0 /dev/hdb6 /home ext3 noatime 1 2
/dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom auto umask=0,user,iocharset=iso8859-1,codepage=850,noauto,ro,exec 0 0
/dev/hdd /mnt/cdrom2 auto
umask=0,user,iocharset=iso8859-1,codepage=850,noauto,ro,exec 0 0
none /mnt/floppy supermount
dev=/dev/fd0,fs=ext2:vfat,--,umask=0,iocharset=iso8859-1,sync,codepage=850 0 0
/dev/hda1 /mnt/windows ntfs umask=0,nls=iso8859-1,ro 0 0
none /proc proc defaults 0 0
/dev/hdb5 swap swap defaults 0 0
none /mnt/hd supermount
0 0
I have also tried commenting out the /dev/hdc line and replacing it with
none /mnt/cdrom supermount
0 0
Which worked for about 20 minutes and then returned to its former behavior.
Some more information:
With the new line placed in the fstab, I get the mounted icon on the desktop. When I open it, there are no contents, even though there is a
disk in it. So, I tried to unmount and got this result.
[root@GAMMA jason]# umount /mnt/cdrom
/mnt/cdrom: not mounted
Next, I tried to mount it and got this
[root@GAMMA jason]# mount /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom
mount: block device /dev/hdc is write-protected,
mounting read-only
mount: No medium found
Still the same disk in it, BTW.
Very odd. I appreciate any help here. If more information is required, let me know and I will provide it.
I have heard suggestions that I should switch it to being seen as a scsi device. If that would work, how would one go about that?
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To use cdrecord, you have to have the SCSI emulator. The author of said program labors under the delusion that CD recorders are still predominately SCSI devices and thinks Linus Torvlads is a dork for not properly appreciating the beauty that is SCSI (I'm a SCSI fan, too, but really, now!)
I was handed a drive to check out by one of the service techs yesterday to pop into my Windows box. It configured OK, but wouldn't detect discs either. Our mutual conclusion was that the drive had gone bad.
This is a common failure symptom, since the parts most likely to fail are the mechanical ones (R/W head and/or motors). The drive ID info, OTOH, is all electronic, so it doesn't really wear out.
An IDE is no substitute for an Intelligent Developer.
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Jun 24, 2004 11:02:00
OK, but how would you go about setting it up that way?
I agree. Here's the link:
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Fluid responsiveness is defined based on an arbitrary increase of cardiac output (CO) or stroke volume (SV) of 10 to 15%. We hypothesise that the variation of heart efficiency (Eh) and the slope (S) defined by the relative increase of CO over the relative increase of mean filling pressure (Pmsa) can be used as alternative definitions of fluid responsiveness.
Patients admitted to the ICU were monitored with a calibrated LiDCOplus (LiDCO, UK) and Navigator (Applied Physiology, Australia) to estimate Pmsa and Eh (Pmsa -central venous pressure/Pmsa). A 250 ml fluid challenge was performed over 5 minutes. Categorical data were compared by Pearson chi-square test. Correlation was assessed by Kappa test. The inflexion point of S to define responders was obtained by ROC curve analysis.
A total of 104 fluid challenges were observed in 40 patients. ROC curve analysis reveals an area under the curve of 0.93 (95% CI = 0.85 to 1, P <0.001). The best cutoff or the slope was 0.76 (sensitivity 0.92, specificity 0.93). The proportions of responders identified by the ΔEh (Table 1) and by the slope method (Table 2) are smaller compared with the relative increase of SV method. Significant correlation was found between both methods and the ΔSV (ΔEh κ = 0.54, P <0.001; S κ = 0.55, P <0.001). See Figure 1.
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In a second case, Wilson and collaborators at Washington University sequenced the cancer genome of a 39-year-old woman with an unusual case of acute myeloid leukemia (AML), a disease that originates in bone marrow and grows from blood-forming stem cells. Wilson's team has sequenced about 50 AML cancers, most purely for research; this was the first instance of trying to use the findings to aid a patient.
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The Systemic Risk Council, a private sector, volunteer group led by former Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. chair Sheila Bair, will convene this month to monitor and encourage regulatory reform of U.S. capital markets focused on systemic risk. The independent, non-partisan council was formed by CFA Institute, the global association of investment professionals that sets the standard for professional excellence and The Pew Charitable Trusts, an independent nonprofit organization that brings a rigorous, analytical approach to solving today's most challenging problems. The Systemic Risk Council is comprised of a diverse group of experts in investments, capital markets and securities regulation, including senior advisor Paul Volcker, former Chair of the Federal Reserve.
According to Bair, concerns over the slow progress of regulators and standard-setters prompted the creation of the Systemic Risk Council. The council will monitor and evaluate the activities of those with the Congressional mandate to develop and implement Dodd-Frank provisions related to systemic risk, including the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) and the Office of Financial Research.
"The great challenge is to devise a system to identify risks that threaten market stability before they become a danger to the general public," said Sheila Bair, senior advisor to The Pew Charitable Trusts and chair of the Systemic Risk Council. "As evidenced by the 2008 crisis and even recent headlines, we need a more effective and efficient early-warning system to detect issues that jeopardize the functioning of U.S. financial markets before they disrupt credit flows to the real economy. And two of the most critical tasks are how to impose greater market discipline on excess risk taking and effectively end the doctrine too-big-too-fail."
The Systemic Risk Council expects to evaluate and provide commentary on the existing efforts of regulators to design and implement a credible and globally-coordinated systemic risk oversight function. Council activities will include reports and commentary to the FSOC and its member regulators as they adopt regulations to prevent the type of severe financial disruptions which occurred in 2008 when global financial markets began to unravel.
"Despite the magnitude of the financial crisis, prospects for major reform of regulatory systems are inadequate and vague," said John Rogers, CFA, president and CEO of CFA Institute and Systemic Risk Council member. "This council will serve as an essential sounding board for systemic risk reforms focused on strong investor protection, and offer a critical voice to promote the enforcement of regulations, financial disclosure and transparency."
"This new council is composed of experts with a thorough understanding of the issues, and we are pleased to support their efforts to find nonpartisan and independent recommendations," said Rebecca W. Rimel, president and CEO of The Pew Charitable Trusts. "The reforms to our nation's financial system enacted by Congress and signed by the president in 2010 were an important first step. The task now is to implement these reforms, especially those related to systemic risk."
The council plans to issue a call to action on June 18, at The Pew Charitable Trusts in Washington, D.C., detailing the objectives and future plans for the Systemic Risk Council.
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|During the past decade, there has been a dramatic resurgence in the adoption of off-pump technology in coronary artery bypass surgery. This has inspired remarkable advances in the techniques of localized tissue stabilization and a greater understanding of the physiology of beating-heart mobilization and exposure. An avalanche of reports in the literature has demonstrated the early safety and efficacy of the procedure. However, despite abundant evidence validating the safety and efficacy of off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery, considerable controversy still persists regarding the long-term outcomes of this approach to myocardial revascularization. One area of concern, and even greater uncertainty, surrounds the issue of the existence of a hypercoagulable state after off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery. This article evaluates the current best evidence available from randomized controlled trials to assess the impact of off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery on coagulation, fibrinolysis and platelet activation, discusses the issue of hypercoagulability with emphasis on the mechanisms responsible for this actual or potential hypercoagulability, and explores the implications of this issue for clinical practice.
|Shahzad G Raja; Shamim Akhtar
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The elimination of redevelopment agencies has put in doubt Cotati's ambitious — and controversial — plan to revive its downtown, even as the city remains on the hook for more than $500,000 for design and planning work on the project.
The Old Redwood Highway redesign project was to rely on about $2.5 million in redevelopment funds for much of its costs.
Now, the redevelopment agency's remaining money — about $2 million as of August 2011 — will be allocated by a seven-person oversight board to be formed in May.
"I'm trying to remain just ever so slightly optimistic that there will be funding for projects that are in progress," said Councilman John Del 'Osso.
Two board members will represent the city. The others will be drawn from jurisdictions, such as the Rancho Adobe Fire District, whose tax revenue has helped pay for redevelopment and which are struggling financially themselves.
The board will have the authority to disburse funds to already approved redevelopment projects, but it may also direct the money to the other jurisdictions.
"We don't know until we get this board and we look at what we have," said Mayor Susan Harvey.
"It's really going to be up to that board to determine. We don't have much say," she said. "It will be really dependent if that board thinks it's an important project for the betterment of the community."
Regardless of what happens, the city this year must pay $516,823 for design work performed for the plan, which evolved from what was envisioned as a two-lane boulevard into a two-lane road with two roundabouts.
Some residents who opposed the plan in the first place find that a bitter pill to swallow. "It's a waste of money," said Emily Straub.


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Posted by Josh Katzowitz
It looks like Derek Anderson's reign as the Cardinals starting quarterback has come to an end – at least for the time being.
After Anderson beat out Matt Leinart in the preseason for the right to start, coach Ken Whisenhunt apparently will start undrafted free agent rookie Max Hall Sunday against the Saints.
That's according to a source for the Arizona Republic's Kent Somers.
As Somers points out, Anderson had the worst QB ranking in the league (a measly 59.5), and the Cardinals rank 31st in the NFL in offense.
After replacing Anderson in the Chargers 41-10 beatdown of the Cardinals, Hall went 8 for 14 for 82 yards. He also was sacked six times.
It's also official: Anderson has been Wally Pipp'd.
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Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
Posted on: October 6, 2010 2:20 pm
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Since: Sep 1, 2010
Posted on: October 23, 2010 12:38 am
Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
Max Hall Hates me.....
Since: Jun 11, 2010
Posted on: October 8, 2010 9:00 am
Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
Kool, I have nothing against Arizona, Enjoyed Superbowl a couple of years ago, on being foolish, on giving up two 1st round picks, the thought here is that the Patriots would Trade down anyway, so If you could get Fitzgerald it would be a win, The Cards history is that they seem to make the Playoffs, maybe twice a decade and then return to being doormats,maybe this quarterback will be alright, but it will take him a few years, The Rams are getting Better so your window in a weak division is closing, and why did they not start Max from the beginning and he would have had the reps!
Since: Apr 27, 2009
Posted on: October 7, 2010 6:07 pm
Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
Nows the time to blow it up, send Larry Fitzgerald to New England, for at least their two #1 picks, one will be top five (raiders) you will be wasting Fitzgerald anyway The Patriots need a reciever, so you might be able to get more.
Arizona is the desperate team, not New England. Only a fool would give up two 1st round draft picks for ANY player. The Patriots are comfortable with the direction that they are going...they now have no choice but to be a more balanced offense, and it will work out fine.
Fitzgerald is an awesome talent, that goes without question. But instead of hoping that the Cardinals "blow it up" and dismantle the team, why not adjust the game plan to fit the talent of the players that you have? In a supposed "weak" NFC West, a .500 record may win the division title, so now is not the time to become desperate and stupid...get to the playoffs, and who knows what could happen?
Be patient and give Max the benefit of some reps. I've seen the man play, and he's no slouch. Give him some protection up front and the threat of a running game, and your team will be fine..."blow it up", and you'll be chasing your tails for the next decade.
Since: Apr 27, 2009
Posted on: October 7, 2010 5:56 pm
Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
If the Cardinals are patient and don't go into desperation mode, Max Hall will be their QB for a long time. Being from Utah and having the privelege of watching many great Quarterbacks play through BYU's system, I can state that you don't get to be a starter in that system unless you have all the tools, intelligence and attitude of a winner.
The fact that he was undrafted baffles me, but the Cards saw enough in him to bring him aboard. They will not regret this move.
Since: Oct 7, 2010
Posted on: October 7, 2010 11:21 am
Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
I don't think Matt was given a fair shake by the Arizona coaching staff!! He's with a good team now, the Houston Texans! I'm a Rex Ryan fan, go Jets!!
Since: Jun 11, 2010
Posted on: October 7, 2010 11:05 am
Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
Red Wing you are right, The Patriots would not spend the money, but if it were my cash, this is one guy I would give it up for, this guy is a Stud! I know Arizona does not want to give him up, but they really could help themselves in the long run, 3 first round picks(one their own) Wing, I am not sure of the Trade rules in the NFL but if the Cards fall by the wayside, can they deal late in the season. They would be fooling themselves, to think they could compete for a title, by playing in that weak division
Since: Jun 25, 2009
Posted on: October 7, 2010 10:40 am
Max Hall to replace Anderson as Cards starter
Nows the time to blow it up, send Larry Fitzgerald to New England, for at least their two #1 picks, one will be top five (raiders) you will be wasting Fitzgerald anyway The Patriots need a reciever, so you might be able to get more.
Great post jngkat !! That being said I doubt the Cardinals will do that.... 2 reasons why it won't happen.
The contract extension they signed him to was for about 40 million with 30 million guaranteed. With the signing bonus along with the roster and option bonuses and his salary so far this year he's received about 28 million dollars already. Barely 2 calendar years since he signed the deal.... they won't give that money up and hand him to somebody else cheap. The second reason is he has a no trade clause in his deal. Could he waive it? Maybe, maybe not. Only way I could see him waiving it is if New England is willing to sign him to a big money extension right away... are the Pats willing to do that? Arizona already told him they'll talk extension again this summer, so he has a lot of money to lose if he goes somewhere without an extension.
But the 2 number 1 picks including Oakland's would be very nice for a rebuilding team... that would be 3 picks in the first round this year.... great start to rebuilding...


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The Monroe County Sheriff's Office was expected to release the names today of the victims who died in a two-car traffic accident Sunday morning, police Sgt. Jeff Kemp said.
The driver and a passenger in a Ford Taurus both died in the crash on S. Dixie Hwy., a quarter of a mile south of Summit St. in Erie Township, according to a press release from the sheriff's office
Dane E. McDonald, 24, of Erie was listed in fair condition Sunday evening at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center in Toledo.
Mr. McDonald was driving a 2003 Ford Ranger pickup truck north on S. Dixie Hwy.
The southbound Taurus crossed the center line, investigators said, and struck Mr. McDonald's truck.
The Erie Township Volunteer Fire Department and Monroe County Ambulance assisted at the accident.
The sheriff's office is investigating the crash. Anyone with information about the crash is asked to call 240-7565


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Urban Meyer Press Conference Transcript
Nov. 12, 2012
VIDEO: Coach Meyer
An Interview With Coach Meyer
COACH MEYER: Okay. I'll answer any questions for you guys.
Q. When you look at Wisconsin on video, what just jumps out at you first?
Q. Does he look clear now? Does he look like he's going to play now? Sabino?
Q. Coach, I want to ask, in terms of stopping the run, your team's done an adequate job, Michigan State, Nebraska, some of the other teams you've held to under 100 yards. You see a team that puts up (indiscernible) that's going to be a tremendous challenge for you guys. And the other question, if Sabino's going to play, how do you envision those three linebackers lining up?
Still not near the depth we need. I think there's ways to stop the run. What they do a nice job is just these multitude of shifts, formations, and motions that are hard to get gap control or gap security, and then that's what the good thing is we've had a bye week. A lot of time's been spent on that.
And then if they're good enough at throwing the ball, they didn't throw it much last week, didn't have to. The No. 4, I believe his name is, he's a heck of a player for them.
Q. How much do you think now that you've been through it, how much do you think that off week did help you in terms of getting healthy in preparation?
Q. Do you sense that there's rejuvenation at all?
COACH MEYER: Oh, yeah. I just feel that we've got to be smart as coaches to keep that rejuvenation up. Excellent day today. I don't want to say surprise, but sometimes you have to beat it out of them on the first day back. Not at all.
Q. Along the same lines what Bill was talking about, a lot of coaches are always hesitant coming off the bye week because they see their teams kind of lose their edge or lose the momentum. Did you do anything at all to kind of, I don't know, maintain that?
So that's our over the past 11 years as a head coach, that's a big concern. So there's a couple you go into it gradually, or you just put the ball down and go as hard as we can, and that's what we did. Usually that works.
Q. Do they have difficulty picking back up where they were?
Q. Where you seem to really get consistency from Linsley snapping, a few issues. Has that
Q. Did you anticipate that that could be the case for somebody that was just trying to learn it?
Once again, I don't want to spend too much time talking about it, but he's a pro. He's a guy I love him. I'm glad he's our center, and he's a serious guy, takes his job very serious.
Q. Have you had other centers in the past that you've moved over that haven't had much experience snapping before?
Q. Earlier in the year, you had said, when people asked you about no bowl game, that being addressed later in the season, is that later now, and how has the conversation changed?
They've developed. There's some gifted competitors already in the group, Simons of the world, and there's some maybe average competitors that have become competitors.
So, no, we've had zero discussion about it. We're doing the best we can to play a very good team on the road.
Q. You like Boren as a fullback because you're giving him more carries. How does he rank as a linebacker playing against a smashmouth team like Wisconsin?
One of the most undervalued characteristics of a football team is leadership, and that's what No. 44 gives you. Like I told you, he was I really admire him. Not a very good leader whatsoever throughout spring, throughout the winter, has developed into one of my all time favorites in my coaching career as far as a selfless leader that does it all for us.
Q. You've made an effort to keep your players from getting too rah rah on Fridays. Is it ever a concern before then that they might emotionally spend themselves too much on like a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday?
Q. How do you keep from getting you're the identify that has to center the team. How do you stay centered?
Q. Two games left, only four teams left. I know you're concentrating on the games and all that. But you don't have very many opportunities to go undefeated. Do you ever fight the urge of thinking what you're losing by not getting the chance to play a bowl game?
I tried years ago not to control what we can't control. We've got to have a really good Tuesday practice. We can control that. We can't control anything else.
Q. Wanted to follow up on a couple of earlier questions. I think you mentioned you do discuss the polls with the team. Just as an incentive this deep in the season, even though the list may be very long, have you mentioned the fact of an AP national title with them just to throw it out there?
Our guys know where they're at. We're good. I really like coaching this team right now, and that's not worrying about the nonsense. We haven't really discussed it.
Q. I was wondering what your message was to those two teams when you finished up last week, kind of what you wanted them to be prepared for coming into this week?
They came back bright eyed. That's the number one thing you worry about, when they go home. It's great, especially for local guys, to go home to their families. We really encourage that, go to their high school game and all that fun stuff.
Q. Urban, obviously, when you got here, you had a good sense of the Michigan rivalry with Ohio State. What's your sense of the rivalry with Wisconsin?
But this is a rivalry game, and it's a rivalry game because you have to understand who you're playing and what they've done the last few years. So they're a good very good team.
Q. I know the focus this week with Wisconsin offense is on the run game, but what you have at corner this year with Travis Howard and Bradley Roby, whether it's this week or just in general, the way those two guys have played, how good have they been, and what has it done overall for the defense to have two guys like that?
Him and his coach have worked themselves into what I consider a very good player. That's one of the most improved position groups on our team, no question about it.
Q. Coach, similar to Doug's question, do you see this as bad blood? It's a pretty rich recent history here. And is bad blood healthy?
And they're smarter than the coaches. They know what's coming. I always worry about the ones they don't have respect for, and that's when we got to rah rah and cheer them on and scream and yell and throw things and all that.
Other than teaching technique, we didn't have to teach them to go hard today, and that's an indication of the respect they have for the team they're playing.
Q. How about you personally? Are you all on the same page now?
Q. I think you hinted at it a second ago, but this is a team with a highly rated defense, total defense, scoring defense. Is that defensive line really the strength? What else do you see?
One thing about this conference, you can take shots all you want, but there's some very good defense ins this conference, very good front seven. And probably better than I thought. Because everyone is Big Ten, Big Ten, Big Ten. Wait a minute, Big Ten has a very good front seven, some of these teams.
Q. Wisconsin already is, because of circumstances, they're going to represent the Leaders Division in the Big Ten title game. Is that anything to you guys knowing you can't go there to play the team, saying we should be there kind of thing?
Q. Have you ever been to (indiscernible)?
Q. Your impressions and memories of it?
Q. You had a chance to see Montee Ball last year as an analyst and now studying him as a coach. What do you see that makes him so effective as a running back? What have you seen in his progress from last year to the way he is this year?
His strengths are great vision, and he's really a fast player. He pulls away from angles, and his toughness. You can give him the ball a bunch of times, and he just keeps getting stronger. He'll be a very good NFL back.
Q. Urban, is it to the point now where you feel like you've got guys that can deliver big plays? I'm talking Corey Brown gave you that little girl whatever stop, he caught the ball and ran the play. How big is it going into the last two games to have guys step up and do the extraordinary?
After spring practice, I knew 5 could probably do it although we didn't let him run much in the spring. I felt on our team, which is amazing, No. 7 was the guy that could make men miss and accelerate through a tackle and those kinds of things.
Now I still would grade us not very good. I mean, Ohio State, we should be better than we are. But his development, Philly, but we should have four guys like that. We should have four players that can take a curl, make a guy miss and accelerate away from people. We don't have that right now.
Q. Are you constantly challenging them about that? Talk about that. Corey said he walked by you after he made that play the other day, and you didn't even really acknowledge him.
I think it's a mindset we're trying to develop here that it's not great, nice job, Philly, move on to the next play, as opposed to oh, my gosh, what a play. It wasn't that good, it's just you're supposed to do it.
Q. Quick update. You named some guys on your radio show the other day. Linsley is kind of banged up, Stoneburner.
Bri'onte Dunn, did we announce him? Bri'onte is out. He hurt his knee. Nonsurgical sprain. So we're hoping to get him back for the finale, but that will be questionable. And he was doing good in practice.
Q. In 2010, they ran back a kickoff, and it snowballed after that 21 3. Given the special teams this year, how much pressure are you putting on that?
Thanks, guys. Have a great day.


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Troy police say a 19-year-old woman has been charged with releasing pepper spray inside a Chuck E. Cheese because someone near her was "messing with her stuff."
Police said Robin Charleston, of Hamtramck, was arrested Saturday at the Chuck E. Cheese on John R Road when police responded to a call about several customers coughing and even vomiting. No one had to be taken to the hospital, but police said Charleston had her 2-year-old daughter with her.
Police said Charleston first told them her personal pepper spray canister had gone off accidentally, but later said she had sprayed it into the air when she thought someone was taking her food, tokens and purse.
Charleston was charged with disorderly conduct/disturbing the peace, a 93-day misdemeanor.
She has since been released on bond.
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FCC chairman refutes possibility of wider net neutrality protections
updated 02:09 pm EDT, Tue April 1, 2014
Remarks in response to Netflix concerns of ISPs demanding payment for traffic
The FCC is apparently not going to examine Netflix CEO Reed Hastings' call for a wider net neutrality. Shutting down the discussion, an FCC spokesperson said that the matter was not up for consideration in the upcoming Open Internet proceeding. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler noted (incorrectly in the eyes of critics) that arrangements such as between Netflix and Comcast are "not a net-neutrality issue."
A FCC spokesperson was asked to provide more information on the chairman's brief statement. The National Journal was told that "peering and interconnection are not under consideration in the Open Internet proceeding, but we are monitoring the issues involved to see if any action is needed in any other context."
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings penned a harshly-worded post on the official Netflix blog in March, and blasted the state of US net neutrality, and in part, peering deals that the video streamer has struck with large ISPs.
Hastings says that deals are in place, with more coming, but the toll to ISPs is being paid "reluctantly" and only to "ensure a high quality member experience." In his post, he called for the FCC to consider stronger net neutrality protections.