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A portable dental clinic will pop up in Anchorage next week, opening its 100 chairs to some 2,000 patients for free cleanings, fillings and X-rays.
Dentists from across Alaska, and even a few from the Lower 48, will congregate downtown at the Dena'ina Center Friday and Saturday for the two 12-hour clinics that organizers are calling the Alaska Mission of Mercy.
Doors open at 4:30 a.m., treatment starts at 6 a.m. and dentists will see patients in the order they line up.
"It's first come, first serve. No appointments necessary," said Julie Robinson, a long-time local dentist and clinic co-chair. "We don't ask anything about why you're there, where you're from or your income."
Robinson said she expects to hit full capacity, 1,000 patients, both days. She hopes the turnout will highlight just how many residents cannot afford dental care in a city where, she said, many people with little disposable income and without dental insurance have few options.
"There's not much access," Robinson said. "In a nutshell, if you're Alaska Native you can go to the Southcentral Foundation; if you're a veteran you can possibly got the VA dental clinic; if you're a parolee, you can maybe go to see Dr. Boothe over at the prison. But if you aren't any of those, you have two places to go," she said, the Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center or the teaching clinic at University of Alaska Anchorage.
Alaska Mission of Mercy won't fix the problem, just underscore it, she said.
Robinson and her husband, David Nielson, started planning for the large-scale clinic more than a year ago after selling their dentistry on N Street in 2012, she said.
A few years back, the Alaska Dental Society heard a pitch from Oregon dentists about the Mission of Mercy, a nationwide initiative to provide free dental care to people in need. It started in Virginia and spread to 25 states. But the society only had two part-time staffers, an executive director and not enough resources to fuel the event, Nielson said.
Then\ Robinson started planning. The same year the practice was sold, she and her husband told the Alaska Dental Society that they would take on the project, Nielson said. He serves as the clinic's other co-chair and the dental society's executive director.
"Once Julie takes something on, she goes all out," he said. "Julie has spent, I can't even calculate, it has to be thousands of hours. For a year and a half she's been in front of her computer most of the day, not just weekdays, but weekends."
The couple and a group of volunteers flew to Portland in November to see the city's Mission of Mercy, watching as people camped outside 24 hours in advance. Robinson said lines could form the night before in Anchorage and advised prospective patients to bring snacks.
In a phone interview Thursday, Nielson said she sat in her home surrounded by print outs, prepping for the following week and fielding back-to-back phone calls from volunteers about appropriate clothing, lighting and supply checks.
She said back in December 2012, the couple knew nearly nothing about organizing a clinic -- they had no volunteers, no money and no direction. She dialed local dentists repeatedly, explaining the Mission of Mercy and asking for their help, often having to call back two or three times to enforce her plea.
"Some of them jumped right on board," she said. "A lot of them, it just took a lot of education."
By Friday, the couple had recruited 239 dentists and 1,524 volunteers, according to the running tally on the clinic's website.
The volunteers are coming from places including Fairbanks, Bethel, Dillingham, Soldotna and Kenai. Outside Alaska, they will travel from states like Oklahoma, Oregon, Tennessee and North Carolina. Many are former co-workers or classmates who know local dentists, Nielson said.
Businesses, hospitals and the municipality have swept in to donate money, time and supplies, culminating in a pot of about $200,000 to run the two-day clinic and purchase dental equipment.
Between the clinic days, Robinson expects about $1 million in services to be given away. The clinic will offer cleanings, fillings, root canals on anterior teeth, extractions, X-rays and oral health education with a limited supply of flippers and temporary retainers.
"The idea is to try to give people, as much as possible, their smile back," Nielson said.
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this is beautiful
When Ally cries, I cry U_U
I love this! Beautiful ;~;
The tears are a nice touch to the cover. I never noticed them the first time.
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Is that a drawing, or a photo? It looks so realisticccc >.<
When and where can we buy these books, anyway, Shiniez? They're shipping? I hadn't known! Maybe you should put a link to a page with info about that somewhere on your page.
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Although now her navel's 15 to 20 cm too low.
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Jaw... meet floor....
I'm still not clear on what went wrong with Marion, other than the whole letting her life fall apart for her obsession thing..did she get hurt and I'm just missing that part? halp D,:
She cut off the blood circulation to her hands and possibly almost lost them due to that. Fortunatly she seems to be ok later.
Nice pic. I hope it doesn't involve choking. That's how my brother died.
No asphyxiation is involved (thankfully) though things do go horribly wrong in Ally's story about Marion.
A wonderful art work.
is she crying because of what happened with the rope and her friend? Nuuu nu crying mistress!
your painting style is so smooth and beautiful! ahhh I'm so jealous!
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so much emotion. Well captured! <3
cool work !
Oh my god, it's freaking emotional and people comment about her bikini.
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Love her...she is adorable....
I need this woman in my life for reals, yo....
I must be weird enough to say that this is pretty! Pretty sexy but I mostly see pretty! I love it!
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wow this is like very striking emotionally and and internal and physical struggle almost think like she feels like she is trapping herself?
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Researchers reveal mystery of how contractions in labor grow stronger
Scientists, for the first time, have identified a mechanism in the muscle cells of the uterus that could point to how contractions in childbirth grow stronger.
Scientists, for the first time, have identified a mechanism in the muscle cells of the uterus that could point to how contractions in childbirth grow stronger.
An investigation of blood flow network in the brain has revealed some surprising behavior of vessels during stroke, according to Yale researchers
Working with heart muscle cells from diabetic rats, scientists at Johns Hopkins have located what they say is the epicenter of mischief wreaked by too much blood sugar and used a sugar-gobbling enzyme to restore normal function ...
Stanford University researchers studying how the brain controls movement in people with paralysis, related to their diagnosis of Lou Gehrig's disease, have found that groups of neurons work together, firing in complex rhythms ...
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Why do humans so this? Are they so lonely in the universe they will make up aliens like a child makes up invisible friends?
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That one line has absolutely DISGUSTED me!
What you are saying is "I believe I am right and therefore no-one is allowed to disagree with me."
Listen, pal, whenever someone comes out with statements like that it appalls me and makes me despair for our species. If you have an opinion be prepared to discuss it and debate it with others. NEVER tell people they have no right to disagree with you.
It is arrogance at best and dictatorship at worst.
LOL 'disgust' is not usually a word most people would associate with a kind well mannered request.
If my 'kind well mannered request' disgusts you - maybe you should start prioritising your emotions - save them them for something worth the energy.
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A day after sources close to Tiger Woods indicated that the World No. 1 is likely to play in the Deutsche Bank Championship starting on Friday, Woods did withdraw from the Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge at Turning Stone Resort in Verona, N.Y.
Whether or not this will have an implication on Woods' status for the second leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs this weekend at TPC Boston is unclear.
Woods is dealing with an ailing back that took center stage on Sunday at the Barclays, dropping to his knees after an errant shot at the par-5 13th. He'd go on to bogey the hole and lose by a stroke to Adam Scott after two late birdies.
In his only interview since the round, Woods said that playing at the Deutsche Bank was all "hypothetical," although the sources did say that Woods had improved on Monday.
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The person's post stated that she was happy because they were finally getting her c-section staples out today. I got curious and went in to check the comments, I thought a c-section incision closed with staples was odd. Then in the comments someone was surprised too that they had closed her up with staples, then she commented back that yes they did, and that she is in MS, which I also am, and that the staples were really uncomfortable and painful while taking care of a LO. Other people also expressed surprise and said they had been either been glued or stitched with dissolvable thread.
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by MotherWMyeloma on Wed Nov 07, 2007 12:00 AM
I would say that the majority of people at my mother's hospital are great; however, I have had a couple of instances with crazy nurses (accusatory, nasty, argumentative). My mom just got a new nurse who I had the highest hopes for until I just got into a problem with her. What it comes down to is that she had a conversation w/ my mom and based on that conversation, I called both her and the other nurse who works for my mom's doctor and left a message regarding the fact that I believed my mom's platelets to be low and she needed a transfusion. Soonafter the nurse called and said she had consulted the doctor and they were going to transfuse her tomorrow. I was grateful, said thank you, thought everything was great (I was actually very happy with this woman). About an hour later, I got another call from the new nurse. She had a confrontational tone, denied ever telling my mother that they weren't going to transfuse and was angry that I had left a message on the other nurse's voice mail. She said I better "watch how I say things" or somethign to that effect. I ended up hanging up on her. I have one priority and that's my mom's health and I get really annoyed when someone gives me attitude for doing what I came here to do: be my mom's advocate. I had been nothing but nice to this nurse prior to that confrontational call.
How do you deal with nasty hospital staff? As I said, most of the people there are great (there are a few who I absolutely adore) but a couple make an impossible situation worse with their insecurities/attitudes. I've already put in a formal complaint about someone else at the hospital and I don't really want to go back to Patient Relations and complain yet again. I just want to get others feedbacks on how they've dealt with similar situations.
by DavesWife on Thu Nov 08, 2007 12:00 AM
I' m a nurse and also a caregiver to my husband, so I can probably give some insight to both sides. As a caregiver to someone I dearly love, who is my soul mate and best friend , I absolutely know how much it hurts to see that person in pain and suffering physically and emotionally. And to have a rude and uncaring nurse or any other medical professional treat you so UN-professionally is inexcusable. Nurses are supposed to be there for the patients and the families and act as a patient advocate to ensure proper and efficient care of medical problems. It sounds as if there was some miscommunication between the nurses which can happen when there has been an especially demanding shift. When my husband was diagnosed, I was in such a state of shock and fear that I was very short tempered, and I would have been more so if any staff member spoke to me that way!
On the other side, as a nurse who cared for very ill patients such as your mother for many years, it is very difficult for the patients and families who are so worried about their medical problems to comprehend what is going on "behind the scenes", nor should they have to. No patient wants to hear that their care was delayed because of someone in the next room who may or not be as ill, but just happens to demand more of the nurses' time. But the reality is that all nurses must cope with constant unrelenting demands from patients, physicians, pharmacists, other staff, etc...and many days the pressure is almost too much to bear, especially for those nurses who have very high expectations of themselves and of how they care for their patients. In fact most nurses go home after their shift wondering why they even tried, because the workload is so overwhelming
The nurse who gave you so much grief may have had a confrontation with a doctor just a few minutes before, or may have been counseled about something that was really not in her control, and may not have realized how nasty she was to you.
My suggestion is that you speak with her privately, and tell her that you were very concerned about your Mom, and there must have been some type of misunderstanding, and how would you and the nurses be able to avoid it in the future. Try to keep calm, even though it may feel impossible. You may find out that there was a reasonable explanation, or you may find that she just is an uncaring nasty person. If it is the latter then I would suggest meeting with her manager to discuss how the matter can be resolved. If you are not satisfied, go to his or her director. And you may want to ask the patient rep. to attend the meeting with you to act as a mediator.
Hope this was helpful, and I sincerely hope that things go better for you so you can concentrate on your mom!
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by steveno11 on Sun Nov 18, 2007 12:00 AM
My mother has had MM for 2 1/2 years. In this ongoing adventure, we (my brother and sisters) have become my mother's advocate in numerous situations. We have encountered the same problem you describe. Our response is always the same.
We ask to speak to the nurse in private and explain to her or him that our mother was not always in the state that you see her in today. She was a professional woman that deserved and received respect from those whom she came in contact. We expect and demand she be treated with the same respect during the illness she is now going thru. Any deviation from this will result in us going to her superiors and requesting she no longer care for our mother. We also discuss with our mother any problems on a daily basis.
With one exception, this has always taken care of the problem. You really have to look upon yourself as your loved ones' advocate and take the attitude to watch over their physical and mental interests. One could write a book about the motives for such rudeness by healthcare workers but that is not your job. When you see it, address it immediatly and nip it in the bud.
by Wilmabc on Sun Nov 18, 2007 12:00 AM
I to have faced this situation with my husband. For three days the pharmist had been trying to call the nurse pracitioner in reference to a prescription that she had written out for my husband for pain medicine. Along with the incorrect phone number on top of the script and not being able to contact her and the doctors office not addressing this issue, who was wrong. The prescription could not be filled because it was for a nacotic drug by law can not be filled, my husband had no pain medicine, so I called the doctors office and blasted them. Was it my fault, NO, but when we had the next appointment the head oncologist told me that there have been numerous phone calls made that were not warranted. I excused myself from the room because I did not want to get my husband upset, got ahold of this doctor and nurse and blasted them. I told the both of them don't ever give me your pompus attitude ever because your office caused this problem. I had my husband in pain for three days, they were not up with him and reminded them it's there job and if they felt I was a bother for the phone calls they have a big problem being in medicine.
My sister is a nurse for twenty eight years, never do you have an attitude with a patient it's the nurses job to deal with it. Especially when its a cancer patient in pain. So my sister called the doctor and nurse after I got done with them and reminded them when a prescription is written out incorrectly, its dangerous and very lucky she did not report it. As my sister puts it if the issue is not addressed with the superiors it will never be corrected. Don't let the next patient suffer because you did not address the issue.
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The differences between Libya 2011 and China 1941 are glaringly obvious. However, the vulnerability of Libyan civilians to attacks delivered by Moammar Gadhafi's air force is comparable, as is the moral dilemma of giving the defenseless and terrorized a degree of protection. I would venture Gadhafi's views on atrocity as a tool to cow a population are similar to Japan's emperor-worshipping generals.
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Now, if it were established law that a petition circulator had to be registered to vote, or a resident of the district, one could agree that the Secretary of State should disqualify those signatures. The law is the law, though I think every voter's signature ought to count regardless of the registration status or residency or shirt color of the guy or gal holding the petition clipboard.
But it's not established law at all. In fact, the very opposite is the case. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1999, in Buckley v. ACLF, that Americans gathering signatures on a petition could not be required to be registered voters. Not an open question — a closed question.
In a somewhat similar case, a federal court just struck down Ohio's law requiring registration and residency for those circulating a presidential nominating petition, which had been unchanged since the Buckley decision. There, as in Michigan, state officials were enforcing the statute against citizens. Earlier this year, California's Court of Appeals struck down a similar law in their state.
At some point, the enforcement of clearly unconstitutional laws against people constitutes more than a mistake. Justice oops! is justice denied. And statewide officials, public officials at all levels, have a duty to know enough about the Constitution to follow it.
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Michigan's legislators chose not to change their statute. Now Ms. Land decides to ignore her duty to follow the highest law in the land and enforces her state's unconstitutional statute.
It's not about partisan politics; it's just politics. The recallee, Dillon, is a Democrat. Land? A Republican.
But Ms. Land, like most of those who make up the political "in" crowd, is no friend of the people or their petition rights. She's been pushing restrictions on petition drives which would require people to wear badges when petitioning (already struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court), forbid any initiative petition drives during election years, regulate how petitioners can be paid, and grant veto power to the State Board of Canvassers — a notoriously partisan and dysfunctional appointed body — over whether a petition can proceed.
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I really like the colour of this but really hate the formula. It kinda of sits on my lips and doesnt absorb and highlights all the tiniest bits of flaky skin on my lips. You can cover it up with gloss, but i hate doing that.
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Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Can't beat Revlon for a good lipstick! Price and quality are excellent!
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Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
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I bought this one after many reviews took note that this is a dupe of a lipstick that Audrey Hepburn sported in her younger years. To add to the list, it's been said to be a dupe of Mac Fanfare.
It's a very pretty everyday color. Classic MLBB. At first I thought this shade washed me out, but it grew on me. I seldom wore this one, until I saw Kendall Jenner sporting light, natural lipcolor similar to this one in her street fashion photos.
I would describe it as a medium salmon pink lipstick with coral undertones. It's slightly sheer, nothing special on the two first swipes. You have to build up the color to get the most out of its pigmentation. I love the texture - it's creamy and glides like butter. Quality is ok for the price.
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Grey
There' some things that you never get sick of, Revlon Super Lustrous Creme being one of those staple stuff. There's no frills, no scent, the formula is stellar especially for the price, nothing to hate about these lipsticks!! I agree that some darker, vampy shades tend to be a little more unforgivingly patchy but Pink in the Afternoon is creamy, soft and simply great for everyday wearing! Because of my coloring, this color pulls a bit more coral on me so I wear it mostly in warmer weathers. The pigmentation is great, almost a bit too pigmented, covering up all your little lip flaws. I have a birthmark on my top lip and this lipstick covers it like a champ! (Not that I mind it showing but it's pretty dark and I'm impressed by the Revlon's coverage) I like Temptress for wintertime, it's almost in the same depth (a touch lighter than Pink in the Afternoon) and is a cooler tone which I find more appropriate for winter.
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I have a couple of other lipsticks from Revlon's super lustrous range, and all the ones I do have are lovely.
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This is my absolute favourite pink lipstick. I wear it everyday because it's subtle but it pulls together my makeup look very nicely. What I like most about it is how versatile it is. If I want to go for a natural look, i'll just use one swipe. If i'm going out at night, i'll build up the colour and then use a gloss over top of it. Definitely a lipstick I have with me at all times.
Age: 18 & Under
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Eyes: Blue
I'm not sure how i feel about this lipstick.. When I first tried it on, I didn't like it at all, it looked really bad on my natural lip colour. But when I tried it with foundation underneath I did like it, though it did look more peachy than pink on me. I don't own any other light pink lipsticks, so there's not much to compare it to. I didn't find it very long lasting but I do love the formula. I also really love putting it on top of dark pink berry shades, makes it look very fresh and nice! I just feel like the colour is a bit too light for me, because my lips are naturally darker even though I'm light skinned and blonde. However it is a cute colour and a nice addition to my lipstick collection and do reccomend trying it out for yourself.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
So, I don't know why but this is not at all pink on me. I checked the label several times to be sure I purchased Pink in the Afternoon because I just couldn't believe I was wearing what everyone was describing! On my lips it just looks like a 90s nude/brown. More like Fig in the Afternoon. It has the added attraction of making my teeth look very yellow. Eh, I might try with a lip liner because the formula seems quite nice. And maybe it will look better with a tan.
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Skin: Normal, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Oh my, this is SUCH a gorgeous lippie! I was looking for something exactly like this. I've never had anything like this color and I have over 100 lipsticks. I buy a lipstick almost every time I get out of the house lol. Talk about obsessed ! All my lipsticks that are a little similar to this one are either just a little to dark or too pink. This one is just what I was looking for.
I wore it today and couldn't stop myself from gazing in any reflective surface. It's not exactly a "my lips but better" but it's very wearable. It's perfect for a "pretty fresh faced girl" look. I do that as a winged black liner with no eyeshadow, mascara, blush and lipstick. Someone here said it's vibrant but not loud. Perfect description! I would also say it's a very girly, youthful color. This lipstick brightens your whole face. I think every girl should have this in her collection. I wish I had ten of this one just so I know I would never be without it. Another one that is gorgeous is L'oreal color riche in Julianne's nude. Check that one too. If you love this I bet you'll love that one, too.
Age: 19-24
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Restart mail services and see if it helps.
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Thanks pterobyte. I checked and it was already _amavisd:_amavisd for /var/amavis/.spamassassin.
The files in it are as follows:
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This means they haven't been touched since the install. And some of the messages include R/W on the files:
5/19/13 3:05:38.700 PM org.amavis.amavisd: bayes: cannot open bayes databases /var/amavis/.spamassassin/bayes_* R/W: tie failed: No such file or directory
I'm quite sure this has NOT been going on since 8/12/2012. I do look at the system log from time to time.
Any other thoughts?
There seems to be a perl crash each time this happens. Here is the top of the crash log:
Process: perl5.12 [23373]
Path: /usr/bin/perl5.12
Identifier: perl5.12
Version: ??? (???)
Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: spawn [23071]
Date/Time: 2013-05-19 15:17:50.831 -0400
OS Version: Mac OS X Server 10.7.5 (11G63)
Report Version: 9
Crashed Thread: 0 Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at 0x0000000105038fbc
VM Regions Near 0x105038fbc:
__DATA 0000000105010000-0000000105017000 [ 28K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV /System/Library/Perl/5.12/darwin-thread-multi-2level/CORE/libperl.dylib
--> __LINKEDIT 0000000105017000-0000000105039000 [ 136K] r--/rwx SM=COW /System/Library/Perl/5.12/darwin-thread-multi-2level/CORE/libperl.dylib
MALLOC metadata 0000000105039000-000000010503a000 [ 4K] r--/rwx SM=ZER
The parent process is "spawn" a process run by postfix "master" process to spawn up processes with priveledges. Seems like it may be here to look next.
pterobyte May 20, 2013 2:35 AM
in response to backinterrapin
Have a look at org.amavis.amavisd.plist and /etc/amavisd.conf and check if the correct user is set.
backinterrapin May 22, 2013 12:37 PM
in response to pterobyte Solved
From /etc/amavisd.conf:
$daemon_user = '_amavisd'; # (no default; customary: vscan or amavis), -u
$daemon_group = '_amavisd'; # (no default; customary: vscan or amavis), -g
Thanks for the ideas.
Also getting this in system log right before the postfix/spawn: perl crash:
5/22/13 2:56:34.033 PM ReportCrash: DebugSymbols was unable to start a spotlight query: spotlight is not responding or disabled.
Going to rebuild spotlight on system disk to see if this goes away.Well it has stopped but that may not be why.
I finally tracked down the Perl crashes for greylisting and this solved those issues:
Since those perl crashes have stopped, now the amavis/spamassassin issues have gone too. Perhaps the crashing "spawn" of the greylisting was affecting stuff further down the line and causing the amavis issues to show up. But they are gone now too.
Hope this helps someone. Thanks to pterobyte for being there!
pterobyte May 23, 2013 4:05 AM
in response to backinterrapin
Thank you for posting your findings.
Indeed, a broken greylisting policy server could cause Perl to crash which in turn would prevent amavisd to run.
The amavisd error you got is still odd though. Probably Perl was affected only partially.
Glad you got it sorted. That's what counts. :-)
backinterrapin May 23, 2013 1:35 PM
in response to pterobyte
You are right about getting it sorted. But i need to know why in the end; i just can't help myself.
The policy server is the greylisting perl script that was crashing, /usr/libexec/postfix/greylist.pl. The rest of postfix is compiled binaries and a few sh scripts.The link to the other thread:
tells you to delete the berkeley db files that either get damaged or too large, then the greylist.pl won't crash and will create new db files, which worked. I am pretty sure from looking at the master.cf file and main.cf files that the greylist.pl policy server is run before the email is even accepted for delivery, after which the amavis/spamassasin gets run on the content. So a crashing greylist.pl policy server could screw up the process that was handling the connection such that amavis/spamassasin would get open errors on their databases.
The bigger issue here is that apple is sending out a greylist.pl that is not robust enough to tell you what is going on when it can't read the berkeley db files it creates and manages, and then also that the db files get corrupted. I previously used a greylisting solution that i added onto my Leopard servers that used mysql databases and i never saw a problem with those getting corrupted.
pterobyte, hope you are having pleasant spring weather in Swizerland! We are getting our spring showers and flowers.
pterobyte May 24, 2013 2:28 AM
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You could always install Postgrey. It is easier to maintain and rock solid.
Here is a how-to:
http://topicdesk.com/downloads/tutorials/189-implementing-postgrey-on-os-x-10-8- x-mountain-lion-with-server-2-x
P.S. Spring didn't find its way to Switzerland this year. But we are still hopeful. :-)


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Spring break gives high school baseball teams a chance to take part in tournaments around the state and country.
Many Palm Beach County teams are taking advantage of the opportunity.
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This was a small rate coastal defence ship around late 1890s/early 1900s. she was not undergunned, but at standards of 1914 yes. why would you need big ships anyway? The ships are designed to fit into small Dutch areas and such.
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We felt important to make a point about the high caliber professionals in diverse disciplines the community has been able to attract to The Team. We are very proud of them. The author of this article, known by many Nikonians as Szen (username: SzennyBoy), is Chuon-Szen Ong, a mechanical engineer by profession who works in the offshore oil & gas industry as a resident senior consulting engineer, specialized in sub-sea systems design and manufacture.
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Students work in teams of two to discover the relative positions of the Earth, Sun and Moon that produce the different phases of the Moon. Groups are each given a Styrofoam ball that they attach to a pencil so that it looks like a lollipop. In this acting-out model exercise, this ball on a stick represents the Moon, the students represent the Earth and a hanging lightbulb serves as the Sun. Students move the "Moon" around them to discover the different phases. They fill in the position of the Moon and its corresponding phase in a worksheet.
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- International Technology and Engineering Educators Association: Technology
- E. Models are used to communicate and test design ideas and processes. (Grades 3 - 5) [2000] ...show
- Next Generation Science Standards: Science
- Develop and use a model of the Earth-sun-moon system to describe the cyclic patterns of lunar phases, eclipses of the sun and moon, and seasons. (Grades 6 - 8) [2013] ...show
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- Recognize the major components and patterns observed in the earth/moon/sun system. (Grade 3) [2010] ...show
- Explain the causes of day and night and phases of the moon. (Grade 4) [2010] ...show
- Explain the monthly changes in the appearance of the moon, based on the moon's orbit around the Earth. (Grade 4) [2010] ...show
- Understand the earth/moon/sun system, and the properties, structures and predictable motions of celestial bodies in the Universe. (Grade 6) [2010] ...show
- Explain how the relative motion and relative position of the sun, Earth and moon affect the seasons, tides, phases of the moon, and eclipses. (Grade 6) [2010] ...show
Learning Objectives
- Explain why the Moon is visible from Earth.
- Describe the placement of the Earth, Sun and Moon during the different phases of the moon.
- Explain why the Moon appears slightly different in shape each night.
Materials List
- a large hanging lightbulb or a lamp without a shade; this works especially well with a high-wattage bulb, 75 watts or higher; for small classes, have students cluster around one lamp; for large classes, have several lamps with 3-4 teams around each lamp
- Styrofoam ball or other spherical object such as fruit that is ~3-4 inches in diameter, one per team
- sharpened pencil, one per team
- plenty of room for students to move around
- pencils, to fill in the worksheets
- Moon-Earth-Sun Positions Worksheet, one per student
|An imaginary line that goes through the north and south poles.
|When only a small lit edge of the Moon can be seen.
|The phase when the entire lit side of the Moon is visible.
|When the Earth's shadow blocks sunlight from reaching the Moon. At night, the moon appears dark instead of light when it should be a full Moon.
|The name given to the natural satellite of the Earth, and sometimes applied to the satellites of the other planets in the solar system.
|The phase when the entire Moon appears dark because the Sun is lighting the opposite side.
phases :
|The different shapes the Moon seems to have in the sky, as observed from the Earth.
|The movement of one object around another object.
|The spinning of an object on its axis.
|When the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, blocking sunlight from reaching the Earth.
waning :
|The lit portion of the Moon is decreasing, progressing from full Moon to new Moon, this is when the Moon is "getting smaller" in the night sky.
waxing :
|The lit portion of the Moon increasing, progressing from new Moon to full Moon, this is when the Moon is "getting bigger" in the night sky.
Before the Activity
- Gather materials and make copies of the Moon-Earth-Sun Positions Worksheet, one per student.
- Familiarize yourself with what positions of the Moon, Earth and Sun engenders what Moon phases so you are able to guide students and judge whether they have aligned themselves correctly.
With the Students
- Divide the class into groups of two students each. Hand out the Styrofoam balls and sharpened pencils, one each per group.
- Tell students to work together to carefully pierce the ball with the pencil to make a "lollipop" out of it.
- Clear the area around where the lightbulb hangs and explain that the light bulb represents the Sun, the "lollipop" represents the Moon, and they represent the planet Earth. This representation is called a "model."
- Turn off all the classroom lights and then turn on the model Sun (it is most dramatic if the lights are all off before the "Sun" is turned on, but students might not be able to handle the lights being off completely.) Direct students to stand with their lollipops at arm's length in front of the Sun. Then have them rotate the Moon counterclockwise around the Earth (their bodies) so that they can see how the movement of the Moon around the Earth makes different parts of the Moon visible. Students must turn their bodies to be able to see the phases of the Moon that occur when the Moon is where their backs would be if they had stayed stationary.
- Hand out the worksheets. Give students time to draw in the phases they see at each of the positions of the Moon relative to the Earth and Sun to produce each phase. The worksheet has a set number of positions of the Moon so students know how to orient their bodies relative to the Moon and the Sun. They simply have to discover what the phase of the Moon is in that particular position. As necessary, guide students in understanding how the worksheet relates to the activity.
- Once students have finished, have them look up the name of each phase that they discovered in their textbooks and review with them the eight major phases and the positions of the Moon that engender each phase.
- Have students repeat the phases on their own as you circulate through the room to correct any problems.
- Test students' comprehension. Name a Moon phase and have the students all rotate until they are in the correct position to generate that phase. Judge whether or not students have aligned themselves correctly. If students have trouble, go around to help them adjust positions and clarify any confusion. Jumble the phases to make it more of a challenge. Also include the two eclipses and the correct Moon phases present when these events occur.
Investigating Questions
- Why do we see the Moon ?
- Explain what happens to our view of the Moon as it rotates around the Earth.
- Were students able to see the different phases of the Moon and accurately fill in the worksheet?
- Were students able to find each phase when called out as in Step 8 of the activity?
Theones, Hank. Lunar Lollipops activity. Last updated September 2000. Windows to the Universe, National Earth Science Teachers Association. Accessed 6/17/04. http://www.windows2universe.org/teacher_resources/lunar_edu.html
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Over the last several years, large numbers of Chinese and Brazilian stores and restaurants have been set up countrywide and it would be interesting to know whether all of them collect VAT and pay it over to GRA. The GRA should not omit to visit these business places to ensure that they all pay VAT.
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Dorchester Woman Pleads Guilty To Theft Of Government Benefits
BOSTON - A Dorchester woman pleaded guilty today to stealing almost $350,000 in government benefits to which she was not entitled.
Mary Murphy, 62, pleaded guilty to theft of public money. In April 2014, Murphy was charged in a felony information. Sentencing is scheduled for Oct. 22, 2014.
Murphy's mother died in 1977, but her monthly Social Security payments and Civil Service Retirement System annuity payments continued to be directly deposited into a joint bank account in her name and Murphy's name. From 1977 to 2013, Murphy continued to receive her deceased mother's benefits, including $206,679 in Social Security benefits and $143,098 in Civil Service Retirement System annuity payments.
United States Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz; Scott Antolik, Special Agent in Charge of the Office of Inspector General, Social Security Administration, Office of Investigations – Boston Field Division; and Scott Rezendes, Special Agent in Charge of the Office of Inspector General, Office of Personnel Management, Field Operations made the announcement today. The case is being prosecuted by Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Landry of Ortiz's Major Crimes Unit.


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An Ode to Dr. Seuss
Who doesn't know the work of Dr. Suess? The legendary children's author wrote 43 books during his 50 year career. Soon, there will be one more to add to that list. So, in his honor, I've decided to deliver this story... Seuss style.
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The 40-year-old hints at retirement but wants to make the Olympic team for his daughters.
How fast are these Olympic trials marathoners? Take a look.
Don't sleep on the reigning U.S. champion, who wrote his master's thesis on marathon pacing strategy.
Race organizers removed restrictions on hand cyclists and wheelchair athletes, reimbursed the plaintiff for his legal fees, and will undergo training on how to accommodate athletes with disabilities.
News, notes, and miscellaneous items from the running world.
Susie Chan outpaces the previous official record by eight miles and calls it the hardest thing she's ever done.
The fields are being finalized for the run to Rio.
She's the second-fastest qualifier by a long shot, but Linden says calling her a shoe-in is "silly."
Hundreds mobilized to look for Todd Ragsdale, 46, who was known throughout the southern Oregon running community for his friendliness.
He's a fan favorite with the second-fastest qualifying time, looking to avenge his 2012 fourth-place finish.
In his first race since winning the Foot Locker cross-country championship, the senior runs into the high school record books.


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Although we support and promote bicycle helmet use, we oppose the proposed mandate. Here's why.
Follow these six tips and be smarter in your car or on your bike.
Bicycle theft is a big problem in the Bay Area, but with just a few simple precautions you can significantly decrease the chance of someone making off with your property.


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This Week Out-Thanksgiving, Chelsea, Lincoln
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Wednesday, I spotted a teddy bear on Eastern Parkway.
I took a walk around Prospect Park on Thanksgiving.
Friday, I went to see art in Chelsea. Go to Alexander and Bonin and see Chilean artist Eugenio Dittborn's airborn paintings.
Later, I feel asleep watching "Lincoln". It's like C-SPAN for the Civil War period.
I celebrated fellow Sagittarian Emily Hanhan's birthday on Saturday at Bedford Hill and One Last Shag.
I worked at the holiday market at Grand Central Terminal for With Love From Brooklyn. I will be working there every Sunday for the next three weeks. Stop by.
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