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Hello, I'm Gabriel Lester. I'm a young, aspiring professional magician. I'm currently a member of the Young Magicians Club (The Magic Circle's Youth Initiative). I enjoy magic - it is part of me. Some of my magic is quick short and snappy, however I prefer close up, table to table work. I perform at most occasions (Birthdays, Weddings and Concerts). I enjoy what I do and I hope that you will too!
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I got into magic through playing cards with my grandparents.
I eventually learned how to shuffle cards properly and at the same time, start to pick up basic slight-of-hand moves. From there,
I moved on to basic tricks from YouTube, learning more from different tricks. I performed a lot to my family and as a birthday present,
I joined the Young Magicians Club.
So far, I have performed as my cousin's 13th birthday party, an 18th birthday party and two charity performances as well as showcasing my magic at The Crouch End Festival 2012. One of my proudest acheivements was performing for one of the members of the popular band One Direction, Liam Payne. That has currently recieved 70,000 views on YouTube and people have reacted very well to it.
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I still have her poster that was handed out when she went missing. How we hung on to hope. I remember when she was found. I was on the phone at work and all at once there was a great happy buzz in the hall. My secretary came to my door a couple of times with a big smile. I told my phone person that something had happened. She was in New Jersey. When I hung up and went into the hall joyous people said, "They found Elizabeth Smart alive!" We were all so happy.
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I am going to take the unpopular position on here knowing I am going to be ridiculed for my beliefs. I am going to remind everyone that when she was found the statement made by her family nd eventually by her and that was all she wanted to do was to go back to her life. Well, she and her family have made her kidnapping their own cottage industry and I wish she and they would just stop. And please don't say that her message needs to be put out there for others to learn from it. We have all heard the message for the last ten years. Time to move forward and leave that in the past. It's long overdue.
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I applaud her efforts to help those who have been victimized by abuse. What a great voice and help it will be. Thanks to her.
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A memoir? She'll be a millionaire! Her story is important.
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@Shakespeare: you made my point. She will be a millionaire. Her story will be important. No, not important. But it will make a lot of money. Now if she donates every dime to an organization that searches for missing children, and I do mean every dime, then I will applaud her efforts.
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EJM, it's her choice, I would advise you not to buy the book, that is your choice. I admire her courage and strength to share what she went through, I could relate that same kind of courage and strength to Alma the younger that was willing to share with us his mistakes, so we could learn from them and overcome our own mistakes. So what if she earns millions, have you thought that she might put all that money towards her efforts to go out and speak to others and help others who go through things like this?
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I won't buy the book. That I can promise. As to her efforts to help others: I said it earlier. Give it all away to help those. Then I will applaud her as a true humanitarian. But this is about keeping her name in the public eye and making money. She has shared her story over and over again. So why write another book?
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@EJM So I'm curious. Are you saying that victims like this should just go away and keep quiet because they irritate you? As this story reports, this is her first book, as she was waiting until the conviction to finally publish it. I would think that at the very least victims who survive this kind of ordeal should have every right at the time and place of their choosing to be able to write about it, even if it is for the sole reason of making a living. Like MoJules said, don't buy it. If I thought my life was remotely interesting enough to write abook about it to make money for my family, I'd do it in a heartbeat. I hope she makes a few million, and I hope she goes on a great big trip around the world with it, and buys something completely unecessary.
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@EJM You do realize, of course, that the media has been one of the biggest if not the biggest driver of this story. If I remember correctly, Elizabeth couldn't even get engaged and then married without the media intruding. According to Chris Thomas, the Smart family spokesman quoted in the article linked to this one, "After the story broke about her engagement and the media became increasingly invasive, Elizabeth recognized it was going to be impossible to have a traditional wedding devoid of distractions and unusual challenges outside of her control," Thomas said. "She decided, about a week ago, the best way to avoid significant distraction was to change her wedding plans and to get married in an unscheduled ceremony outside of Utah." So what if the memoir makes money? Elizabeth has already used her notoriety as she has actively raised money for abused children, so I have no doubt she will use the money from the memoir for a similar purpose. In other words, EJM, why not try to get rid of some of the cynicism you are obviously harboring. You'll live a much happier life.
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To the other posters out there that are critical of my comments you don't know the entire story. If you did you would feel the same as I do. Not cynical at all. I just don't walk around with my head in the sky being pollyannish. We have already heard the story, read the story, over and over again, just please tell me the purpose of this if it isn't to make even more money off of it? At what point in time do we not move beyond it? This IS about the money. So give it all away and then we will be able to say "she's doing it to help others". Until then we will agree to disagree. Oh, BTW, I have been accused way too many times of being the most optimistic guy, a regular Mr. Rogers, around. Go figure. I have to post on the blogs to be called cynical. That's ironic.
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ejm, go have another piece of pie and worry about something that doesn't
affect you.
I understand your point, but I don't see you posting about every other author or movie producer who create stories about other subjects that are much less inspiring or uplifting than Elizabeth's story.
And those are all about making money.
I'd suggest you go do something nice for someone who needs help, not criticism.
And Merry Christmas!
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Elizabeth Smart has survived and thrived after her horrendous ordeal because of strong religious faith and a supportive family. Her efforts will help those who are not so fortunate. It is a story of hope and recovery that needs telling and re-telling to each new generation. Those who are envious of her remuneration should first endure what she has endured. They might feel less cynical.
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Michael Martin Murphey, songwriter, vocalist, super-star recording artist, promoter, TV and radio star, Colorado / Lynn Anderson, super-star vocalist, recording artist, songwriter, performer, Texas / Liz Anderson best known for songwriting abilities, Lynn Anderson's mother, deceased / Peter Trenholm, Nova Scotian singer, DJ, recording artist, collector, writer, performer, promoter / Sharon Mescher, bones player, Iowa / Marge Lund, vocalist, popular regional recording artist, Iowa / Sherrill Douglas, vocalist, music preservationist, Texas / Big John Pederson, vocalist, guitarist, promoter, Iowa / Wade Leggett, fiddler, pro musician, Texas / Bill Atterberry, MC, performer, vocalist, comic, Missouri / Reginald Benoit, musician, vocalist, recording artist, performer, Canada / Don Grubb, harmonica player, Minnesota / Don Hupp, vocalist, guitarist, songwriter, bluegrass performer, Missouri / Bill Hendren, vocalist, recording artist, guitarist, Iowa / George Rogers , resonator guitar, promoter, Texas / Dave Wilburn, guitarist, vocalist, recording artist, Virginia / Janine Sherry, vocalist, songwriter, recording artist, guitarist, Minnesota / Red Schoen, musician, Iowa / John Rex Reeves, Jim Reeves nephew, vocalist, guitarist, popular recording artist, Texas / The Reed Boys, all pro vocalists, guitarists, musicians, Arkansas / Wayne Schollmeyer, musician, Nebraska, deceased / Darrell Schollmeyer, musician, / Frank Seymour, musician, Iowa / Richard & Lee Carr, musicians, vocalists, promoters, Texas / Marvin Bredemeir, fiddler for Hank Thompson, Kansas /LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Paul & Mattie Malloy, Oklahoma / Norville Dollar, Missouri / Paul & Geneva Martinez, Texas / June Webb, Florida / Allen Karl, Maryland / Red Johnson, Minnesota
Rich Bellert, Excelsior, Minnesota - cowboy poet, MC, western historian / Charley Boyter, Penrith, New South Wales, Australia - longtime country performer / Jim Ed Brown, Brentwood, Tn - Grand Ole Opry star - "The Three Bells" "Lamplighter" / Shirley Butt, Spaniards Bay, Newfoundland - longtime country performer / Helen Cornelius, Nashville, Tn - Grand Ole Opry star / Kathy Cash, Nashville, Tn - daughter of Johnny Cash, preservationist, performer / Bob & Charyl Duff, Newport Beach, Ca - Supporters, fund raisers, auctioneer / Crystal River, Muskogee, Ok - regional band performing traditional country and gospel music. Cookie Eller, Jody Bill Green, Stan Gray, G.C. Moore, Herb Battenfield / Bonnie Guitar,Soap Lake, Wa - International recording artist "Dark Moon" / KG & The Ranger, Karen Gogolick & Rick Roltgen, Madison, Wi - long time performers / Bill Lear, Macon, Mo - long time regional performer of traditional country & comedy / Fred Larson, Council Bluffs, Ia - long time harmonica player of old time music / Little Roy & the Lewis Family - long time national old-time gospel performers / Rick McEwen, Branson, Mo - long time player with Dillards, performing artist / Michael Montana, Florence, Al - grandson of Patsy Montana, performer, MC / Jody Nix, Big Spring, Tx - western and western swing artist and preservationist / Eddie Pennington, Princeton, Ky - Merle Travis style picker and preservationist / Janie Preston, MCallen, Tx - long time regional performer and comedian / The Stanley Brothers, Carter Stanley, (deceased) (performer & songwriter), and Ralph Stanley, Coeburn, Va - Master mountain & bluegrass music preservationist / Jeannie Seely, Nashville, Tn - Grand Ole Opry star / Joyce Shaffer, Fruita, Co - long time patriotic country music star / June Webb, Sarasota, Fl - performed with Roy Acuff & Hank Williams, Sr. / Bobby Yates, Punta Gorda, Fl - long time regional star of traditional country music
Patti Page, San Diego, Ca - international star 'Tennessee Waltz' / Whisperin' Bill Anderson, Nashville, Tn - international Grand Ole Opry star / Cindy Cash, Sebestopol, Ca - daughter of Johnny Cash, preservationist / Kerry Christensen, Provo, Ut - long time yodeler, recording artist, performer / Roger Tibbs, Upper Hutt, New Zealand - long time international yodeler, performer / Cookie Eller, Checotah, Ok - long time regional performer, recording artist / Bob Richter, Sioux City, Ia - long time regional performer, dance master / Bill Rainey, Cumberland City, Tn - international DJ, performer, promoter / Dave Brinkman, Laramie, Wy - banjo performer, PHD in music, preservationist / Andy Glandt, Jena, Germany - international banjo performer, preservationist / Dale Howard, Ft. Worth, Tx - performer, recording artist, promoter / Jim Reeves - deceased / Johnny Ray Gomez, Omaha, Ne - accordionist, master muscian & performer / Merlyn Hansen, Cherokee, Ia - long time player, performer, preservationist, promoter / Betsy Barnett - deceased / Clarence Hayden, Richmond, Mo - recording artist, performer traditional country / Earl Gleason, Belen, NM - recording artist, performer of western and cowboy music / Rainbow Ranch Girls, Marton, New Zealand - international performers classic country
Rex Allen Sr. - deceased (accepted by Rex Allen Jr.) / Rex Allen Jr., Wilcox, Az - long time western and cowboy singer recording artist / Marty Robbins - deceased (accepted by Juanita Buckley, Wilcox, Az) / Maria Rose & Danny Elswick, Md - long time regional recording artists, performers / Perk Washenberger, SD - long time accordionist and acoustic bass player / Razzy Bailey, Nashville, Tn - star of country blues, recording artist, performer / Wayne Longtin, Sr., Ia - long time regional recording artist, performer / Bruce & Elaine Nelson, Mn - long time performers, promoters / Merv & Norma Pelham, New Zealand - international performers, preservationists / Leroy New, Branson, Mo - long time regional performer, recording artist, musician / Elaine Peacock, SD - long time regional performer, recording artist, promoter / Scotty Gosson, Or - long time bluegrass musician / John Levan, Tx - regional preservationist / Bobby Ray Spears, Tx - regional preservationist / Jody Bill Green, Ok - long time classic and traditional country player, recording artist / Dawn Petty, Ks - long time fiddler, performer / Robert & Candy Ownby, Ky - long time regional performers, writers, recording artists / Eddy Harrison, Tx - well known regional recording artist, performer, preservationist / Tommy Helms, Tx - music heritage preservationist, legacy performer, recording artist / Ed & Kathy Dovel, Ne - long time traditional and classic preservationists, studio pros / Mike Mullalley, Ia - long time promoter and supporter
Pamela Dawn Ashby, Ne - regional performer, recording artist / Blackwood Brothers Quartet, Tn - long time national gospel performers / Alan Barron, New Zealand - long time international recording artist, performer / Steve Butts, Fl - promoter, supporter / Johnny Bond - deceased (accepted by his daughter) / Debbie Bridgewater, Tx - performer / Bill Clifton, Va - Master preservationist, bluegrass performer, promoter / Jim Dobson, In - long time regional performer, recording artist / Delmore Brothers - deceased (accepted by daughter) / Stan Hitchcock, Tn - long time performer, recording artist, television host, promoter / Scotty Howard, Ok - long time regional bluegrass performer, promoter, preservationist / Bill & Dustin Hunt, Ks - long time tribute to Hank Williams singer, recording artist / Craig Howell, SD - long time regional musician / Dick Kimmel, Mn - long time regional bluegrass musician, recording artist, performer / Allen Karl, Md - long time international recording artist, performer, promoter, TV host / Des Morgan, Australia - international recording artist, performer, preservationist / Noel Smith, Australia - international recording artist, performer, promoter / Arthur Matchett, New Zealand - international recording artist, performer, MC / Mattie Maloy, Ok - regional performer, musician, recording artist, studio / Morris Brothers, Ga - long time international traditional country gospel performers / Maddox Brothers & Rose, Or - national hillbilly artists, performers, promoters / Murl Patrick, SD - long time regional performer, recording artist, dance master / Carroll Parham, Tx - regional preservationist / Maria Petersen, ( Bavaria) Ne - long time zither musician, international performer / Ronnie Reno, Tn - national musician, performer, recording artist, television / Poppy Rasmussen, Wi - regional musician, performer, recording artist, preservationist / Frank Ray, Mo - national musician, performer, recording artist, writer / Ed Roth, Oh - long time promoter, supporter, performer / Ola Bell Reed - deceased (accepted by her son) / Andy Stanley, Mi - long time regional recording artist, performer, writer / Spike & Valley Mae Stroop, Va - long time performers, preservationists,musicians / Barry & Judy Skinner, New Zealand - international recording artists, performers / Dusty & Fay Spittle, New Zealand - international recording artists, preservationist / Warrick & May Sinclair, New Zealand - international performer, supporter, promoter /Hal Willis, Tn - national recording artist, performer, preservationist
David Steele, Ne - regional recording artist, performer / Johnny Bellar, Tn - Master of the Dobro, recording artist, writer, performer / Bobby Atkins, NC - Master regional bluegrass recording artist, performer, writer / Helen & Ian Braithwaite, New Zealand - international artists, promoters / Jenny Blackadder, New Zealand - Master tenor-banjo musician, artist, performer / John Cox, Ne - regional performer, promoter, recording artist, preservationist / Lyle Edwards, Ia - Master acoustic guitarist, performer, preservationist / Elton Flodman, Ne - regional vocalist, recording artist, promoter, preservationist / Flakespear, Fl - Master old-time banjo player, maker, recording artist, promoter / Kathy Grinstead, Ia - Tipi village preservationist, promoter, sponsor / Charley Groth, Fl - long time national musician, performer, recording artist / Anne George, New Zealand - international performer, recording artist, promoter / Jerry & Sharon Hytrek, Ia - regional Master clog dancers / Horn Twins, Ok - long time regional performers and preservationists / Heather Holland, New Zealand - international performer, recording artist, promoter / Red Johnson, Mn - national Capitol recording artist, promoter, performer / Margie LeBlanc, Tx - regional performer, recording artist / Jim Malone Family, Ne - regional performers, recording artistds, promoters / Charlie McCoy, Tn - Master harmonica instrumentalist, national performer, artist / Peter, Paul, & Morrie, Ne - regional performers, recording artists / Melissa & Francis Graeme Partridge, New Zealand - international recording artists / Ginny & Errol Peters, New Zealand - international recording artist, writer, promoter / Bill Petersen, Ia - Master instrument builder, repair, performer, preservationist / Maggie Penn, Il - regional performer, recording artist, promoter / Bobby G Rice, Tn - national performer, recording artist, writer / Joyce Smith, Canada - international performer, recording artist / George Myren, Canada - international performer, recording artist / Red Steagall, Tx - national recording artist, performer, radio & television host / Carson Stacey, Ne - local musician, recording artist, performer / Donnie Young, Mo - regional recording artist, performer, promoter / Jim Murphy, NJ - regional recording artist, performer, promoter / Jim Owen, Mo - national recording artist, performer, theater host / Ervin Pickhinke, Ia - regional recording artist, promoter, performer / Jimmy Payne, Tn - writer, recording artist, performer / Manda Lynn, Mo - regional recording artist, performer / Dean Hudlow, Ok - regional recording artist, performer, promoter
Brenda Allen, Omaha, Ne / Carlene Carter, Nashville, Tn / June Carter Cash - deceased / Kirk Brandenberger, Keokuk, Ia / Connie Lee, Alexandria, Mn / Kenneth Eidson - deceased / Roger Davis, Council Bluffs, Ia / Jimmy Eaves, Keller, Tx / Terry & Sharon Graves, Grand Island Ne / Tommy Horton, Brownwood, Tx / Johnny Horton - deceased / John Hargiss, Omaha, Ne / Jimmie James, Flint, Mi / Leon Logan, Des Moines, Ia / Bobby Lewis, Hermitage, Tn / Jody Miller, Blanchard, Ok / Paul Maloy, Eufala, Ok / Bud Moore, Clearfield, Pa / Howard Ness, Primghar, Ia / Dusty Owens, Temple Terrace, Fl / Papio Creek, Omaha, Ne / Stella Parton, Nashville, Tn / Claude Pinkley, Leigh, Ne / Charlene Ried, Syracuse, Ne / Thurman Rinehart, Ada, Ok / Lawson Rudd, Crawfordsville, In / Tusa Read, Shawnee, Ks / Jim McCoy, Berkeley, WV / Harry & Gladys Rusk, Carrot Creek,Canada / Tommy Riddle, Portsmouth, Va / Guy Stevenson, Vulcan, Mo / Ruthie Barnes Steele, Nashville, Tn / Max D Barnes - deceased / Skip Segatto, Omaha, Ne / Gladys & Al Strein, Moreno Valley, Ca / Blinn Sourwine Family, Mt. Pleasant, Ia / Jim Hank Singleton, Arab, Al / Rhonda Vincent & Family, Greentop, Mo / Joe Watson, Omaha, Ne / Erling Thomsen Sioux Falls, SD / Milton Woodridge, Athens, Al
Chris & Victor Schurman, Franklin, Ne / Terry Raff, Kooskia, Id / Bernie Worrell, Miami, Fl / Myrl Pierce, Weidman, Mi / Bart Hansen, Joelton, Tn / Ken Meyer, Alexandria, Mn / Sid Harkreader - deceased / Scott Davison Family, Braddyville, Ia / Arvilla Kenaston, Springview, Ne / Jimmy Helms, Columbus, NM / Jay Kelly, Atkinson, Ne / Bob & Nancy Rae Miller Quillen, Reeds Spring, Mo / Johnson Family, Madison, SD / The Two M's, N.York, Canada / Ford Nix, Waterford, Mi / Nancy & Wilbur Renfrow, Adel, Ia / Don & Martha DePoy, Belfast, Me / Carl DePoy - deceased / Shirley Raye, Decatur, Al / Boyd & Dolores Goldlapp, Murray, Ne / Phil "Al" Roberts, Ft. Madison, Ia / Wolfe Milestone, Langley, Canada / Carlene Shrabel, Eufala, Ok / Don Miller, Des Moines, Ia / Dan McElroy, Ashland, Ne / Willis & Blanche Flynn - deceased / Wendall Eubanks,Paragould, Ar / John & Marjorie Duttwiler, W. Burlington, Ia / Jack Greene, Nashville, Tn / Norma Jean, Kimberling City, Mo / Tommy Cash, Hendersonville, Tn / Margo Smith, Brentwood, Tn / Ernie Ashworth, Hartsville, Tn / Kent Thompson, Omaha, Ne / Peggy Knight, Hendersonville, Tn / Jack Cole, Calhoun, Ga / Grady Cole - deceased
Annie Avery, Rowan, Ia / Wayne Austin, Lodi, Ca / Ray Banard, Longmont, Co / Mark Brine, Baltimore, Md / Elton Britt (deceased) / Carson Sisters, Tucson, Az / Dee Coleman, Livermore, Ia / Everett Corbin,Murfreesboro, Tn / Bill & Dorothy Cramer, Estilline, SD / Teri Knapp Yaw, Des Moines, Ia / Danny & Donna Dee, Mt. Pleasant, Ia / Ethel Delane, Las Vegas, Nv / Dennis Devine, Council Bluffs, Ia / George Hamilton IV, Nashville, Tn / Don Edwards, Weatherford, Tx / Paul Flora, Glenallen, Mo / Freddie Hart, California / Francis Hahn, Mapleton, Ia / Sid Harkreader (deceased) / Earl & Martha Heywood, Wingham, Canada / Roger, Sharon & Vanessa Kenaston, Lyon, Ne / Sundown Pete & Margie Lane, Columbus, NM / LincolnLariviere, Ajax, Canada / Phil & Joyce Leonard, St. Louis, Mi / Cliff Lister, Gun Barrel City, Tx / Big Bill Lister - deceased / Doc Martin, Carter Lake, Ia / Susan Corder Miller, Knoxville, Ia / Lee Muller, Americus, Ks / Duane Murley, Rockwell City, Ia / Charles Moore, Orrila, Canada / Lois Kopaska Oleson, Grimes, Ia / Glenn Osborn, Topeka, Ks / Redd Stewart - deceased / Pee Wee King - deceased / Leon Seiter, Barryton, Mi / Jay Taylor, Marshville, NC / Don & Lola Taft, Knoxville, Ia / Sonny & Clara Wooten, Sioux City, Ne / Larry Good, Rising City, Ne / Maurie Goode, Indianola, Ia / Keith Miller, Sioux City, Ia - in a special ceremony
Mr & Mrs Lawrence DeGroot, Aurora, SD / Cindy Uden, Kenesaw, Ne / Gaylen Merriweather, Edwardsville, Ks / Bill Winter, Montrose, Mi / Michael T. Wall, Nova Scotia, Canada / Bob Corder, Lancaster, Mo / Gordon Whitten, Hastings, Ne / Bob Barnett, Ankeny, Ia / Hammer Sisters, Neosho, Mo / Bobby Awe, Fort Dodge, Ia / Jett Williams, Nashville, Tn / Hank Williams, Sr. - deceased / Ralph Compton, Nashville,Tn / Chester Smith, Modesto, Ca / Bob Tinant, Crookston, Ne / Elsie McWilliams - deceased / Betty & Owen Swinson, Sulphur Springs, In / Sullivan Family, St. Stephens, Al / Keith Bernhagen, Omaha, Ne / Vernon Oxford, Franklin, Tn / Plain Label, Lincoln, Ne / Harold Rowden, Meta, Mo / Billie Jane Kruse, Ormsby, Mn / Dwayne Reed Family, Malcolm Ne / Joe Zimmerman, Fort Dodge, Ia / Don Muzney, Jefferson, Ia / Lil' Rev, Milwaukee, Wi / Alice Benscoter, Westphalia, Ia / Lee Oskar, Duvall, Wa / Brenda Smith, Des Moines, Ia / Bernie Nall, Des Moines, Ia / Dale Wayman, West Des Moines, Ia / Billy Henson, Murfreesboro, Tn / Leroy Van Dyke, Smithton, Mo.
Vern Young, Lamar, Mo / Al & Jean Shade, Myerstown, Pa / Cowboy Joe Babcock, Franklin, Tn / Jim Curley, Shawnee, Ks / Rayne Magill, Crescent, Ia / John France, Stuart, Ia / Gordie Brown, Watertown, Ma / Terry Smith, Nashville, Tn / Jack Ferguson, Ames, Ia / Bob Sackett, Emmetsburg, Ia / Junior Wittstruck, Lincoln, Ne / Herb & Blanche Hopp, Louisville, Ne / Florence Anderson, Omaha, Ne / Carl & Betty Jean Moore, San Antonio, Tx / Umy & The Goodtimers, Collinsville, Ok / Johnny Carson - deceased / Larry & Donna Harms, Lincoln, Mo / Jerry Barnett, Honolulu, Hawaii / Walt Peterson, Sioux City, Ia / Pam Linton, Minneapolis, Mn / Dick Hill, Hastings, Ne / Mike Johnson, Arlington, Va / Charlie & Sandy Good, Decorah, Ia / Vern Koenig, Decorah, Ia / Tommy Overstreet, Aloha, Or / Leon & Elaine Smay, Tabor, Ia / West Sisters, Lancaster, Mo / Albert Brumley Jr, Monett, Mo / Albert Brumley Sr - deceased / George Mallory, Sioux Falls, SD / Robbie Wittkowski, Nashville, Tn / James Monroe, Nashville, Tn / Bill Monroe - deceased / Paul Bader, Valentine, Ne / Hal Cottrell, Bellevue, Ne / Glenn Valentine, Oklahoma City, Ok / Myron Mike O'Neal, Ord, Ne / Bill Anderson, Canyon, Tx / Warren McDonald, Lebanon, Mo / Leona Williams, Branson, Mo / George Bowe, Laredo, Mo
Pat Courtney, Carlisle, Ia / Tiny Cook Family, Crete, Ne / Jerry Mescher, Halbur, Ia / Stew Clayton Family, Manitoba, Canada / Don & Alberta Lee, Des Moines, Ia / Randy Fitch, Hinton, Ia / Dugg Collins, Wichita, Ks / Teresa Endres, Watertown, SD / Ace Ball, Denver, Co / Joe Paul Nichols, Jacksboro, Tx / Lorene Clark, Gheen, Mn / Shorty Powers - deceased / Earl & Ruth Smith, Pacific Junction, Ia / Barefoot Bob Kinney, Billings, Mo / Dude Daniels, Ainsworth, Ne / Dan Reed, Ankeny, Ia / Max Cooley, Louisville, Ne / Mike Lynch, Wichita, Ks / Lorne Greenwood, Ontario, Canada / Josh Graves, Nashville, Tn / Gordon & Beverly Muhm, Ames, Ne / Bob Wingfield, Cairo, Tx / Bailes Brothers - deceased / Dale Frazier, Lebanon, Mo / Dew Watson, Hillsboro, Ok / Don Losee, Sioux City, Ia / Wally Bazyn, Valentine, Ne / Bunnie Mills, Kingston, Ok / Charlie Louvin, Nashville, Tn / Ira Louvin - deceased / Chris Taylor, Ashland City, Tn / Gaylen Larsen, Manhatten, Ks
Claude Gray, Henderson, Tx / Marvin Hawkins, Corydon, Ia / Jackie Shewey, Cortland, Ne / Dave Grimes, Farmer City, Il / Gordon Wilcox, Toronto, Canada / Eddie & Daisy Dell Benge, Winterset, Ia / Stanley Fitch, Correctionville, Ia / Johnny Western, Wichita, Ks / Sherwin Linton, Minneapolis, Mn / Ed & Jolene Bullard, Tupelo, Ok / Howard Vokes, New Kensington, Pa / Joe Hick, Guthrie Center, Ia / Mary Channer Paul, Belgrade, Ne / Chuck & Dianne Stearman, Kirksville, Mo / Crawford Brothers, Glenwood, Ia / Charlie Ray, Nashville, Tn / Dale Reed, Cassville, Mo / Bill Craven, Taylor, Ne / Barbara Hays Ackley, Midwest Country News, Des Moines, Ia / Ratt Reno, Sioux Falls, SD / Gene "Butch" Meyer, Louisville, Ne / Orin Friesen, Wichita, Ks / Bill Smith, Chariton, Ia / Marlyce Stockinger, Branson West, Mo / Joe & Linda Buller, Omaha, Ne / Buffalo Bill Cody - deceased
Beulah Marie Starr, Burlington, Ia / Rex Burdette, Branson, Mo / Ben Green, Winfield, Ks / Pat & Wayne Boilesen, Albion, Ne / Dale & Bonnie Sanford, Naples, Fl / roy Harper, Manchester, Tn / Phyllis & Robert Dunne, Omaha, Ne / Janet & John McBride, Mesquite, Tx / Donnie DeCamp, Redfield, Ia / Bill Rexroad, Hutchinson, Ks / Charlie Blacklock, Alameda, Ca / Billy Cole, Des Moines, Ia / Rick McWilliams, Meridian, Ms / Ron Adkins, Plattsmouth, Ne / Mike Oatman, Wichita, Ks / Loren Davidson, Crete, Ne / Tom Sharman, Omaha, Ne / Smokey Stover, Magnolia, Tx / Bill Eagle, Blair, Ne / Don Rich, Dakota City, Ne / Richard Anderson, Donna, Tx / Lois Pierson, Ia
Paul Belanger, NH / Dorothy Gleason, Mo / Jim & Rita Maloney, Ia / Dale Eichor, Fort Dodge, Ia
Arnie & Ruby Newquist, Belgrade, Ne / William Marlin Morrow, Stanberry, Mo / Jimmie Dale Rodgers Court, Austin, Tx / Slim Bryant, Ky
Dick Zion, Council Bluffs, Ia / McDonald Craig, Tn / Smokey Smith, Des Moines, Ia / Don Rogert, Valley, Ne / Sonny Rodgers, SC / Jimmie Rodgers - deceased (official) - Clifford & Juanita Lynch, Ky / Lyle & Fern Miller, Omaha, Ne / Delbert & Erma Spray, Mo / Kenny & Jeanette Luellen, Louisville, Ne / Lester Collier, Shelby, Ia / Wilf Carter - deceased / Burl Ives - deceased
Johnny Cash, Nashville, Tn / J.T. Roberts, Ar / Alex & Margaret Kennedy, Council Bluffs, Ia / Bruce Langham, Ms / Tom & Bertha Swatzell, Austin, Tx / Sue & Ernie Ruth, Tabor, Ia / Mildred Blackledge, Carter Lake, Ia / Bob & Darlene Zipf, Albion, Ne
Pat Glendy, Katy, Tx / Kyle Glendy - deceased / Pat Wade, Honey Creek, Ia / Ernie Schindler, New London, Mo / Clay & Margaret Johnson, O'Neill, Ne / Rick & Harriette Andersen, Underwood, Ia / Ben Steneker, Hawksbergan, Holland / Greta Elkin, Londonderry, North Ireland / Everett Collier, Shelby, Ia
Justin Tubb, Nashville, Tn / Pee Wee King - deceased / Fred Rose - deceased / Sons of the Pioneers, Branson, Mo
George Hay (deceased) / Skillet Lickers (deceased) / Leadbelly "Huey" Leadbetter - deceased / Vernon Dalhart - deceased
Lloyd Collier, Ia / Uncle Billy Dunbar, Ia / Jack & Florence Arnold, Ne / Ragtime Rosie Bingaman, Ne / Mitchell Johnson, SD / Riley Puckett - deceased / Gid Tanner - deceased / Ralph Peer - deceased / Bryan Bowers
Conway Twitty / Carl Sprague (deceased) / Gene Autry (deceased) / Mike Schleske / Larry Sparks
Roy Rogers (deceased) / Dale Evans (deceased) / Tex Ritter (deceased) / Tiny Cook / Big Bill Lister / Sydney Martin / Tom Pauley / Stew Clayton / Bob Tripp / Gordon McMasters / Lorne Greenwood / David Stewart
Stuart Hamblin (deceased) / Poutnici / Otto & Gitta Amon / Eberhard Finke / Bill Sky Family / Helen Chaney / Mark Stoffel & Mainspring / Croquignol
Fiddlin' John Carson (deceased) / Dave Dudley / Jerry Reed/ Deford Bailey (deceased) / Eddie Adcock / Peter Rowan / Everly Brothers / Jimmy Martin / Ginny Peters / Jimmie Dale Court
Thurland Chattaway (wrote lyrics to Redwing) - deceased / Kerry Mills (wrote music to Redwing) - deceased / Marty Mincer / Tony Richards / Pete Lenloy
Slim Everhart / Freddy Fender / Hap Peebles / Dan Hunter / Johnny Eaglefeather / Jean Marie Redon & Styllix
Butch Hancock / Gary Morris / Kathy Mattea / Pete Seeger / Bob DeWitt
Lee Mace, Ozark, Mo / Riders In The Sky / The Whites / Bill Grant / Delia Bell / Doug Dillard & The Dillards / Jerry Douglas / Johnny Lee / Charlie Walker / Elmer Bird / Janie Fricke / Leon Everette
Kenny Baker / Van Williams / Doc Francis
Grandpa & Ramona Jones, Nashville, Tn / Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper / Joe & Rose Lee Maphis / James O'Gwynn / Mac Wiseman / Hank Williams original Drifting Cowboys / Crawford Brothers / Osborne Brothers / Colonel & Ruth Bingaman
Happy Valley June Campbell & Jerry Campbell, Thurman, Ia / Patsy Montana / Merle Travis / Woody Guthrie (deceased, accepted by widow, Marjorie Guthrie / Jimmy Driftwood / Joe Sun (in Europe)
Roy Acuff - deceased / Uncle Dave Macon - deceased / Louise Mandrell / Don King / Terri Hollowell / Earl Scruggs / Sammi Smith / Dave Dudley / Boxcar Willie / Smokey Dawson / Skeeter Davis / Susan Raye / Roni Stoneman / Jeannie Pruett
Minnie Pearl - deceased / Jimmy Morgan / Jeannie C. Riley
The Carter Family - deceased / Ernest Tubb / Red Sovine / Nat Stucky / C W McCall / Faron Young
Jimmie Rodgers - deceased / Hank Williams Sr. - deceased
America's Old Time Fiddler's Hall of Fame
One of the first 'recognitions' given by the NTCMA was honors bestowed on the 'first' of the old-time music makers of the great plains and prairie lands. When the homesteaders and settlers arrived in what we now call the "Upper Midwest" they broght their music with them,mostly in the form of an old-time fiddler. If a wagon train had a fiddler in it's midst, the travelers could be assured of some 'real deal' country music at the end of a long day. It was relaxing, fun, and even danceable as the many participating young folks attested to. This particular musical instrument is still rated as among the highest in the production of country music as such, but in the early days it was the 'only' music instrument on the frontier. For these reasons, the Fiddler receives recognition, honor, and a permanent display of their contributions in America's Old Time Fiddler's Hall of Fame, located in the Pioneer Music Museum in the small rural village of Anita, Iowa. Visit this remarkable one-of-a-kind museum and see well over 150 old fiddles that entertained the homesteaders and settlers in America's early years.
Marvin Bredemeir, Kansas
John Shaw, Lincoln, Ne / Jason Shaw, Lincoln Ne
Daniel Giles Sheldon, Cresard, SD
Jake Simpson, Wyandotte, Ok / Dawn Regeher, Marion, SD
Roger Davis, Council Bluffs, Ia / Judith Oliver, Cresard, SD
Jay Kelly, Atkinson, Ne
John Lawler - deceased / Verle Austal, Mindoro, Wi / George Mallory, Sioux Falls, SD
Glen Solinger, Sioux Falls, SD / John Buckingham, Des Moines, Ia / Kenny Baker, Nashville, Tn / Bob Walters, O'Neill, Ne / Punkin' Thompson, Mannsville, Ok / Tilford Bagstad, Westby, Wi / LeRoy Blom, Blair, Wi. / Jason Huntley, Ia
Del Baker, Porterville, Ca / Bernadette Westegaard, Yankton, SD / Les Sahl, Denison, Ia / David Bellegante, Des Moines, Ia / Elmer Jensen, Shelby, Ia
Ken Jones, Yankton, SD / Charlie 'Red' Turner, Redfield, Ia / Gene Zortman, Onawa, Ia
Deborah Greenblatt, Omaha, Ne / Dave & Jane Wimmer, Council Bluffs, Ia
Don Wright, Harlan, Ia / Kay Werre, ND
Clayton McMichen - deceased
Edwin Heft, Carter Lake, Ia / Larry Hobbs, Fairfield, Il
Larry Allen, Pana, Il / Ray Campbell, Hooper, Ne / Wilbur Hall, Arlington SD / Curtis Schlereth, Ks / Alvin Johnson, Ia / Fred Stoneking, Mo
Fred Voelker, Ks / Gerald Latterell, Ia / Art Galbraith, Mo / Chlores Warlow, Il / Marie & Carl Carson, Ne / Vincent Weidler, SD / Truman Sorenson, ND
John Griffin, Mo / Bertha Bratton, Il / Arnold Gerdes, SD / Danny Moore, Ks / Robert "Bob" Sweeny, Ia / Archie Teiger, Mn / Bill Johnson, ND / Charlie Pettis, Ne
Truman Watkins, Ia / Gilmore Lee, Mn / Johnny Ray Bruce, Mo / Jim "Doc" Patterson, Ne / Vernon Thompson, ND / Maxine Thomas, Il / Harold Myrold, Wi / Newton Jensen,SD / Lucy Pierce, Ks
Gale Andreson, Mn / Cactus Pete McMurry, Ks / Lloyd Fossum, Mn / Howard Marshall, Mo / Rocky Stone, In / Archie Ellsberry, Ne / Clair Dickey, Ia / Chester Olsen, SD / Raymond Easter, Il
Weldon Gourd, Ia / John & Jean Gough, Ks / Taylor McBaine, Mo / Bob Kenaston, Ne / Eldon Gregory, SD / Norman Havland, ND / Archie Smothers, Il / Howeard Sisk, In / Becky Lorentzen, Mn / Tom McKay, Ne - deceased / Jay Simmons, Ne - deceased / Mike Mikesell, Ia - deceased / Corey Smith, Co
Marvin Gough, KIs / Pete McMahon, Mo / Dwight Lamb, Ia / Jarle Foss, SD / Bill Sherburne, MN / Harry Hanson, Ne / Bertel Malm, SD / Ernest Ringo, Il / Herman Johnson, Ok
Cyril Stinnet, Mo / Bill Johnson, SD / Ed Hoffman, Mn
Migo Svoboda, Germany / Mark O'Connor, Tn
Sean Pittman, Mo / Johnny Wimmer, Ia
Janna Jae, Ok
Johnny Gimble, Tx
Wilbur Foss, SD / Glenn Kephart, Ia
Laurier Birginal, Ne, / Amos Chase, Ks


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YORK TWP. — A group of Buckeye High School students pushed, threw and squeezed about 100 32-gallon garbage bags into a U-Haul truck Monday morning until the kids could barely close the door.
The bags, which were going to Medina County Department of Job and Family Services, were filled with only half of the coats the students collected in the last month.
Buckeye's Occupational Work Experience school-to-work program just completed its sixth annual Coats for Kids drive. Buckeye's Vocational coordinator Phil Bova said the group collected 350 coats during its first drive in 2004, but that number has been climbing steadily ever since. The count this year reached just more than 5,125.
"I wasn't really expecting so many coats. I was just hoping to break (last year's record of 4,035 coats), but we did a lot more than that," said senior Gary Brown, who co-chaired the drive this year. "I'm just so happy there will be so many coats to give to the kids."
Students, staff and faculty throughout the Buckeye district contributed coats last month. The schools made a competition out of the drive in which the homerooms with the most collected will be honored and receive a breakfast at a ceremony Friday.
Businesses and community organizations also contributed to the drive with donations, by providing volunteers to help the kids count coats and by setting up collection points.
For the first time, the coats will be going to children in Medina County as well as throughout Northeast Ohio. All the items collected in years past went to Coats for Kids Cleveland, which distributes coats to needy children throughout Northeast Ohio.
However, Bova said he wanted to work with Job and Family Services and to give half of what's collected this year to Medina County children.
"This is crazy. This is just overwhelming," Kim Soboslai, human resources administrator for Job and Family Services, said as the Occupational Work Experience students loaded the U-Haul. The approximately 2,500 coats given to the Job and Family Services are almost triple the 900 coats they gave out to families in need this year.
She said the coats received from the Occupational Work Experience kids will be sorted, cleaned and distributed to families throughout the year.
Contact Maria Kacik at (330) 721-4049 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Getting ready to hit the links with some buddies? This Mets divot tool and ball marker set from WinCraft is the perfect addition to your golf bag! The marker features an enamel New York logo and the tool has a clip allowing it to attach easily to a golf bag or hat while you play. No need to keep your love for the Mets out of the conversation while you're golfing, make it a feature with this set!
- Material: 100% Metal
- Includes one magnetic ball marker
- Instructions included
- Printed graphics
- Tool has a clip for easy attachment to golf bag
- Tool measures approximately 1'' x 3 ¼''
- Officially licensed
- Imported
- Brand: WinCraft
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Get ready for an incredible workout with the ProForm 1210 RT Treadmill with bonus treadmill mat*. Enjoy customizing your own fitness program, draw a map, or select an online course to get started. As you workout, your results are uploaded to iFit.com helping you manage your online profile. This cool feature provides exciting new opportunities for working out with programs by Google Maps, training with Jillian Michaels and more, right from your own home. iFit Live Technology picks up the wireless network in your home and is the only connection between the Internet and home fitness equipment. This treadmill features a beautiful 7" full-color touchscreen display, SpaceSaver design that lets the treadmill fold vertically for storage, a 3.25 CHP Dura drive system, speeds up to 12mph, 30 built-in workouts, ComfortShox deck cushioning, a CoolAire workout fan, a compatible music port for iPod and more.Product Features:
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This unit arrived and on assembly failed to work. eMails to manufacturer were handled days after the fact. Problen traced to a internal unplugged connector which required partial disassemby, and fiddling to get connected. This shows unit was NOT tested on leaving the factory. The control computer does not always start promptly on turning on, so I end up leaving the unit on all the time. Seems to work once the computer decides to start.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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To run. Nothing great . To heavy and parts broken and no mat.
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As part of the American diet, the potato has been dressed up to lend support to everything from burgers to chicken fingers to fish filets. It has been sliced, sautéed, fried and baked to complement just about anything. But what if potatoes were to take the leading role in a meal—would diners be satisfied? At Potatopia, the answer comes in several filling varieties that prove the potato is no longer a sideshow.
Located in Greenwich Village, Potatopia is out to prove that potatoes are the stars of the meal. What began as a food court outpost at the Menlo Park Mall in Edison, New Jersey, Potatopia has proven to be more than just the latest food trend. Founder Allen Dikker sought ways to share his popular signature sauces, and realized that potatoes could be dressed up to showcase them. Add on an assortment of vegetables and different proteins and you have got yourself one satisfying meal at a reasonable price.
Designed by Riscala Agnese Design Group (RAD), Potatopia's décor is aesthetic with an industrial undertone. Although the dining space is small, it's maximized using communal high table seating. Dining at Potatopia is not your average fast food experience. From the moment you walk through the door, you get personal attention from the initial staff greetings, to the recommendations (it all comes down to your level of hunger), to the occasional check in on how you are enjoying your meal.
Health conscious New Yorkers will appreciate Potatopia's use of locally produced ingredients as well as premium proteins that are all-natural, free of hormones, antibiotics and MSG. Sourced from Pat LaFrieda the proteins include grass-fed steak, free-range chicken, shrimp, wood-smoked bacon and a sausage blend all prepared using a convection oven cooking method. Additionally, Potatopia uses only fat-free, high-oleic soybean oil that eliminates saturated and trans fats.
Potatopia offers a customizable menu featuring nine different potato styles including smashed potato ($6.75), au gratin ($6.95), baked potato ($5.75), sweet potato crinkle ($6.85) and potato chip (6.25). Add on your choice of veggie toppings (eg, mushrooms, onions, corn), and up to two types of cheese (eg, Parmesan, asiago and pepper jack). For a little extra, throw on some protein, including chicken ($2.25) and sausage ($2.75), to cover all of the food groups. Top it all off with one of Potatopia's 14 different house made sauces, including chipotle ketchup, grainy mustard, chili pepper aioli, melted cheddar, truffle aioli and roasted pepper aioli.
For diners overwhelmed by the options, consider one of Potatopia's signature dishes. Consider the Smashed Hit ($6.75) featuring well seasoned smashed potatoes with an assortment of cheddar and asiago cheeses, scallions, red onions, garlic and cilantro all topped with roasted pepper aioli.
If you like cheese fries, consider the Curly Sue ($6.50)—zesty curly fries mixed with pepperjack and Parmesan cheeses, jalapeños and scallions all topped with chipotle ketchup and garlic aioli. It gets a little messy, so don't be afraid to use a fork.
Potatopia also offers a few dishes unique to its location. The Lower East Sider ($6.75) brings together shoestring potatoes with slices of lox all topped with scallions and cilantro and a drizzle of sour cream. Surprisingly, this combination works well and is a nice alternative for diners looking beyond the bagel sandwich.
In New York trends come and go, but if the crowds are any indication, Potatopia is one trend that just might stick.
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It would be difficult to find a golfer with a better high school résumé than Justin Shluker.
The Park City senior was a part of four 3A state championship teams and won state medalist honors his junior and senior seasons.
Now he'll see if he can keep his winning streak going at Sonoma State, where he'll play for the Division II powerhouse Seawolves.
He said he chose to sign with Sonoma State, which has won the Division II golf championship as recently as 2009 and wins the California Collegiate Athletic Association title more often than not, because he liked the way the program was organized under head coach Val Verhunce.
"The coach did a lot for me," he said. "He seems to have a really structured program and that's what I was looking for."
He added that the city of Rohnert Park, Calif., helped make his decision easier.
"I'd like to be away from home," he said. "The (Rohnert Park) area is in wine country, so it's beautiful. It's like Park City, just a lot warmer."
He'll look to contribute right away for his new team, citing big aspirations for his first year on campus.
"I hope to be a part of the travel team as well as hopefully making a run at our conference championship and a national championship," he said.
Jake Hanley, the head PGA golf professional at the Jeremy Golf and Country Club, said he expects Shluker to achieve great success at the college level.
"More than anything, his work ethic is his number one attribute," he said. "The time that he puts in is definitely his strong suit.
Hanley, who has worked with Shluker on his swing and has known him since he was 10 years old, added that Shluker has never been fazed by tough competition, even at a young age.
"Justin was playing golf at age 11 with grown men," he said. "He grew up on the golf course. We'd go play in pro-junior tournaments at Wasatch State Park when he was 12 or 13 and you could tell this kid had it."
Shluker will need that work ethic and calmness under pressure to continue through college if he wants to achieve his academic and athletic goals. He's going to study business at Sonoma State and will minor in either marketing or accounting as well. In addition to his studies, he'll try to work his way onto the PGA tour. He'd like to qualify for the U.S. Open as an amateur this April.
"Hopefully the hard work will get me there," he said of his PGA aspirations. "But I'll have the business degree to fall back on."
Though he's excited to start the next phase of his golf career, Shluker said he'll never forget the memories he made on his high school golf team.
"It was a ride," he said. "It's kind of surreal, but at the same time, we've worked really hard to do this. Being with the team and everything, we've really bonded. That's what counts in the end."


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I have no idea, is it possible to run a virtual Red Hat server on a debian system?
If yes, how?
I have debian lenny.
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I have no idea, is it possible to run a virtual Red Hat server on a debian system?
If yes, how?
I have debian lenny.
Thank you
using xen, this isnt a real problem.
You have two choices. If you only want a redhat based system like fedora or centos, you can install the xen-tools package. You need these packages to run xen in lenny:
With xen-create-image you can choose a Distibution you want to install. Read the Doc, its quite simple.
Second way is, install a plain redhat on a system you prefer.
Then create a new Xen conf and create a new "Harddisk" with lvm or use dd to create a file based Harddsik.
Mount it:
Boot your xen with your new redhat installation. Maybe you get some trouble with the Kernel (missing modules), maybe Redhat needs some stuff which is not in the actual xen kernel image in lenny, but this should not be a big problem.
You can also use any other virtulization software like virtual box, vmware ....
If you are asking this kind of question, then it means you are not the kind of person who will find it easy to set up XEN. I suggest that you look for the
you check the following link lot of work around
I suggest that you look into KVM http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Main_Page . It is the choice of virtualization for red hat in RHEL 5.4 and it is also available in Debian. The specific thing here is that you do not need a modified kernel to run the host and the virtual machine so you can use any OS that you wish as a guest. The KVM virtualization technology is built-in in the recent linux kernels, so you won't have to worry for any patching, custom kernels whatsoever. As Rajat suggested visit www.howtoforge.com for specific tutorials. Oh and @Michael Dillon - i'm eager to see RH running with 512k RAM :D
You could look into Xen, VirtualBox, VMWare Workstation, or VMWare Server. One of them should work.
If you want the official "Red Hat", you will need to get that from Reg Hat. If you want an unofficial "Red Hat", you can try Fedora or Centos.


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We sat waiting in the cruise ship's theater seating area with a few hundred other travelers, waiting for our "cattle call." That was when the cruise directors would begin allowing us to leave the ship to begin our cruise-line-sponsored shore excursion at our latest port.
People jostled for a better sprint at the shoot-gate where cruise line employees waited to brand us with a sticker showing our bus number and color coding. Then there was the long wait as our line snaked down the corridors, around corners, down stairways until we reached the gangplank and our release.
That was two or three cruises ago. Now, I have a better way to book my shore excursions. And I'll share them with you.
Yes, we have all heard the stories about people who went off on "excursions" with guys in taxis, only to be left stranded and perhaps even robbed. Or, about the people who didn't make it back to the ship on time and were left at the port to find their own way to the ship's next port, or worse, home.
Urban legends? Some probably are. Have people had bad luck with going on excursions with some unsavory folks? Probably.
Maybe I'm just lucky. We landed in Mexico City one year and met Roberto as we strolled around the streets of the city. He offered to take us on a private tour of Mexico City over the next three days. We accepted his offer, but didn't pay him until he showed up at our hotel at the appointed time (he waited downstairs, not at our door), until we got where we were supposed to be going, and got back to our hotel in one piece. Roberto was a gem. He took us to shows, to the bull fight, and more. He would be at our hotel every morning, waiting for the day's excursion, very polite, informative, and friendly.
In Scotland, we had pre-arranged a private tour from Glasgow with Craig McCall Flynn (www.mini-tours.com/contact_craig/index.htm). Craig was another great find, and it took nothing more than a quick Google search and a few email exchanges to know that he was our guy in Scotland. We've done the same in Hawaii, Iceland, Bergen, Norway, the Faroe Islands, and more. Had he reneged on his promises, I had my credit card company to back me up to get a refund.
Yes, I did have a seeming problem with one tour company that I booked excursions with. They didn't show up the morning they were scheduled to meet us in Norway. It turned out to be an email problem. They had written to tell me that they had had to cancel our excursion, but I hadn't bothered to check my email that day before we left the ship, and I wasn't available via phone. So it wasn't totally their fault, but it "kind of" was. But, when all was said and done, the excursion company made good. We did our own tour that day...it wasn't a hardship: there are usually tourist information offices that can offer maps and suggestions. I had my credit card company to back me up in case I didn't receive a refund. But the best part was that in the next two ports, including Dublin, the same shore excursion company arranged private tours for us at NO CHARGE for our inconvenience. I thought that was a bit of alright.
So I've decided to actually "hook up" with one of the excursion companies and let you in on a better way to see the ports where you will be cruising this winter, spring, summer and fall, without feeling like you need to chew some cud, or baah loudly as you wait for your cruise line shore excursion. You can follow the link below, or go to my web site and click on the Cruises tab: http://geristravelclub.net.
What are the benefits? Well, first of all, there is no cattle call. You can put in your sail date and the ship you are cruising on and pull up your itinerary, with links to all the excursions offered in that port. There's a good variety, there's backup, and there's a money-back guarantee. And I've never missed the boat, or been left stranded. We were the only ones in the car or jeep or van, and had the full attention of the tour guide. You can't go wrong with that.
Fair winds! I'm off to the Caribbean in the next few weeks and I'll be using Shore Excursions Group for my travels beyond the ship.


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Professor Amitai Etzioni of The George Washington University recently published an op-ed piece questioning the veracity of the MyJihad Campaign. By now, many are familiar with this groundbreaking campaign, but for those who are not, MyJihad is a public awareness effort designed to educate people – non-Muslim and Muslim alike – on the nuances of the term 'jihad' and its largely spiritual character. The necessity of such a campaign is clear; the term 'jihad' has been the centerpiece of an anti-Muslim, pro-war discourse. Over the last twelve years, wherever public discussion on 'jihad' or 'jihad and Islam' has taken place, much of it has been hawkish – leading the public to ascend to disastrous conclusions, like in 2003, when 70% of the American public thought Iraq had something to do with 9 -11. Those who supported the MyJihad campaign argue that it is a healthy contribution to the public discourse, broadening our perspective on Islam and arming the public against over-zealous hawks that still use Islam as an excuse to go to war.
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Today is my birthday!! Sorry I am just in a good mood. I am twelve now!! (Though I have the mental maturity of a five year old XD )
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Today is my birthday!! Sorry I am just in a good mood. I am twelve now!! (Though I have the mental maturity of a five year old XD )
it all starts to go down hill at this point i hope you realize
I'll be 14 in a week. :P
My birthday is the third.
I can't decide which year was the worst of my life, I think right after fourth grade started it began to go really downhill
oh by the way FA, middle school sucks.
Mine is in September
teehee it was my grandfather's and my friend's birthday too, along with the N64's 10th birthday and it's today that Rio De Janeiro was created in 1665 i think.
I believe my third grade was the worst, my teacher just downright sucked and i heard some parents even wished their children not to have her.
fuck she whined at us when we sat on the edge of our chair
happy birthday fa
I remember getting my N64. I screamed in delight as I ripped off its wrapping...
no need to devalue his opinion timmy, cl has feelings! >:(
well it wasnt only the teacher i did a ton of stupid things that year such as drawing on a brick wall with a marker... you know that kind of stuff... and i could judge a day 'good' if we ate mcdonalds for supper... XP
lol i was like gangsta teh teh teh teh lololol
2nd grade sucked. I had one liberal teacher at the beggining of the year, and then we moved, and then I had another liberal teacher that was even meaner at my new school where I had no friends.
My worst year was my freshman year. I tried to be emo/sadist/rebel.
Horrible, horrible decision.
:lol: I'm actually laughing at that!
Tell me what Sadist means without using google or some sort of dictionary/thesaurus <3
my worst year has probably been a tie between 13 15 16 and 17
Mine was in 6th grade. I hope you know that Middle school sucks.. well.. It might not for you, but it did for me. I almost killed myself, literally. -_-;
i think year 5 was possibly my worst year o.o
i just imagine him to have been a jew all his life
KS is a jew?
look at his hair. it looks like he is.
Worst year was prolly 12-13
best years were easily elementary school


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The agricultural sector is based almost entirely on R&D, implemented by cooperation between farmers and researchers. Research results are quickly transmitted through an extension service to the field for trial, and problems are brought directly to the scientists for solutions. Agricultural R&D is carried out primarily by the Ministry of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Organization. Most agricultural research institutes in Israel maintain close relations with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, ensuring a continuous exchange of information with other countries.
Israel's dairy cows are, on average, the world champions in milk production, having increased the average yield per cow from 6,300 liters in 1970 to over 10,000 liters today through scientific breeding and genetic testing carried out by the Volcani Institute. By harvesting sperm and ova from cattle of superior bloodlines, Israel is able to upgrade its own herd as well as share its advances in this field with other countries.
Israeli agriculturists have pioneered trickle-drip irrigation, agricultural biotechnology, soil solarization, and the sustained use of industrial waste water for agriculture. These advances have been applied to marketable products, ranging from genetically engineered seeds and biopesticides to light-degradable plastics and computerized irrigation/fertilization systems.
Making optimal use of scarce water, harsh land, and a limited labor force has led to revolutions in agricultural methods. The search for water-saving techniques spurred development of computer-controlled irrigation systems, including the drip method which directs water flow straight to the root zone of plants, helping farmers worldwide. Research relating to the electro-magnetic treatment of water to improve animal health and crop yields has also produced promising results.
Israeli-designed and manufactured computers are widely used to coordinate daily farming activities, such as guiding fertilizer injection while monitoring relevant environmental factors, supplying feed for livestock mixed according to tested least-cost/best-yield proportions, and providing a temperature- and humidity-controlled environment for poultry. In addition, a variety of innovative equipment for tilling, sowing, planting, harvesting, collecting, sorting, and packing has been developed, manufactured, and implemented.
Agriculture has also benefited from general scientific research and R&D, including automated plant tissue culture, biological insecticides, disease-resistant seeds, and biological fertilization.


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