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Does anyone have a good site or online resource for customizing the Oracle CRM On-Demand application? I have the Help File and Web Service documentation, but there doesn't seem to be much value in the existing forums or sparsely available articles/pod casts.
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How can I build a LEGO Rubik's cube, I have 2 of them, and I've built them several times, but how can I build a LEGO Rubik's cube.
There seems to be basically two choices. You can either build a larger version than the traditional cube, or you can build something that doesn't stay together very well.
There's a nice example of a small cube on Sebastians Sand's Brickshelf:
While this looks like it would work, I can't imagine that it holds together through many rotations.
If you are willing to build something a bit larger, there are some good examples available, but it looks like it gets fairly complicated.
Here is a video on how to stick LEGO bricks on to a Rubik's cube.
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I believe you need use the allow_other option to sshfs. In order to do this, you should call it with sudo, as follows:- sudo sshfs -o allow_other user@myserver:/home/user/myprojects ~/mount/myprojects Without this option, only the user who ran sshfs can access the mount. This is a fuse restriction. More info is available by typing man fuse. You should ...
You can run sshfs with the "reconnect" option. We use sshfs with PAM/automount to share server files for each workstation in our network. We use -o reconnect as parameter for sshfs, mostly because our users suspended their computers and on wake sshfs would not reconnect (or respond, or anything). For example: sshfs firstname.lastname@example.com:/home/mvaldez/...
Here's what works for me: sshfs email@example.com:/remote/path /local/path/ -o IdentityFile=/path/to/key You can figure this out via man sshfs: -o SSHOPT=VAL ssh options (see man ssh_config) man ssh_config IdentityFile Specifies a file from which the user's DSA, ECDSA or DSA authen‐ tication identity is read.
A better solution might be to add the user to the fuse group, i.e.: addgroup <username> fuse
Given the message failed to open /etc/fuse.conf: Permission denied, I suggest chmod a+r /etc/fuse.conf
This can be worked around by decreasing the timeout. Add the following to $HOME/.ssh/config or /etc/ssh/ssh_config: ServerAliveInterval 15 ServerAliveCountMax 3 This results in a 45 seconds timeout.
Key-based authentication can only work if the ssh process can find your key. You presumably have your key in your home directory; but you've never told sshfs where to look for a key. At boot time, it would be root mounting all filesystems, therefore the key must be either in /root/.ssh or referenced in /root/.ssh/config. I recommend mounting the filesystem ...
sshfs uses the SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). The workaround that you have enabled is working around the semantics of a rename() operation over that protocol when the "new" name already exists. The POSIX behavior for rename() in this case is to remove the existing file and complete the rename. In the SFTP protocol, you can rename a file with the ...
What you need to do is specify which private key to use in the .ssh/config file like this: Host server1.nixcraft.com IdentityFile ~/backups/.ssh/id_dsa Host server2.nixcraft.com IdentityFile /backup/home/userName/.ssh/id_rsa
SysV Init The /etc/init.d/mountall.sh init script mounts local filesystems only: mount -a -t nonfs,nfs4,smbfs,cifs,ncp,ncpfs,coda,ocfs2,gfs,gfs2,ceph -O no_netdev Other filesystems are mounted by separate init scripts, like for example /etc/init.d/mountnfs.sh, which declare (via LSB headers) their dependency on $network. Thus these get scheduled later, ...
I'm not familiar with sshfs, but I know the nobootwait option works for local disk partitions. Maybe try: sshfs#ecarroll@o99:/opt/dealermade/ftp/inc /opt/dealermade/ftp/inc fuse defaults,idmap=user,users,nobootwait 0 0 (A quick google search also shows archlinux uses nofail as per this thread. A little more googling shows that nobootwait might be a non-...
If you're using sudo then you're likely using root's credentials to mount, which I do not believe is what you want. I wouldn't probably do what you're asking, wrt. mounting to /mnt as user1 and acessing as user2. It's going to get complicated with groups & user permissions. If you truly want to mount a directory to /mnt to share then you really should be ...
Like many editors, Sublime saves to a temporary file, then moves that temporary file into place. It's done this way in case the system crashes during the save: it's guaranteed that either the original file or the new version will be present, you don't risk losing the file. SSHFS is built on top of SFTP, which (at least as implemented by OpenSSH) does not ...
This should be a comment to mrb's answer. But I am not allowed to add comments, so adding this as another answer. We can use the following dd command for the 100GB image creation to save some time. dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/hetzner_backup/backup-fs.image bs=1024 count=0 seek=$[1024*1024*100] This finishes in a fraction of a second, while the one in mrb's ...
Mount your network location with whichever protocol you're using: # smbfs example: mount -o username=your_hetzner_username //server.or.ip.addr/sharename /mnt/server-mountpoint Create an ext2fs image (or another filesystem, if you prefer) inside a file on that share. Do this only the first time, as it wipes the data in backup-fs.image: # create a 1000 MB ...
Seems like the server does not want to allow it based onthe output of auth.log. I'd try adding arcfour back into the SSH server's sshd_config file. From the sshd_config man page: excerpt Ciphers Specifies the ciphers allowed for protocol version 2. Multiple ciphers must be comma-separated. The supported ciphers are "3des-cbc", "...
If the remote directory is mounted, it will be listed in the output of mount. That contains most of the information you need: $ mount -t fuse.sshfs firstname.lastname@example.com:/remote/path/dir/ on /home/terdon/foo type fuse.sshfs (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,user_id=1001,group_id=1001) With that in mind, you could write a little script that parses the output and ...
To answer your question directly dd if=/dev/sdb2 ibs=1M | ssh -C myServer 'dd of=/path/to/destination obs=1M' For bonus you can do the following to see the progress (assuming you have the pv utility) pv /dev/sdb2 | ssh -C myServer 'dd of=/path/to/destination obs=1M'
sshfs cannot handle block devices. It will treat everything as a file. You would need to get creative with ssh, dd, and command line redirection like so: PC2 -> PC1: dd of=/home/Alan/Desktop/image.iso < ssh root@PC1 "dd if=/dev/sdb" or from PC1 -> PC2: dd if=/dev/sdb | ssh root@PC2"dd of=/home/Alan/Desktop/image.iso"
You can use the ProxyCommand you can setup ssh so that it will connect to a "gateway" system and then connect to a secondary system that's behind the "gateway" system. Host internal-host User sam IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa ProxyCommand ssh user@gateway nc internal-host.somedom.com %p This technique makes use of the tool nc to act as a ...
Unfortunately, that is not possible with -o. The list of ssh options supported by sshfs can be found in the source code: static const char *ssh_opts[] = { "AddressFamily", "BatchMode", "BindAddress", "ChallengeResponseAuthentication", "CheckHostIP", "Cipher", "Ciphers", "Compression", "...
THe SSHFS filesystem is built on top of the SFTP protocol. SFTP provides only facilities to manipulate files in "classical" ways; the client makes a request to the server (list a directory, upload a file, etc.), and the server responds. There is no facility in this protocol for the server to spontaneously notify the client that something has happened. This ...
Indeed, .bashrc isn't right. That file is read when you open a terminal running an interactive shell (if your shell is bash). You can perform sshfs mounts at boot time, but that only works if you don't need any interactive authentication: in most setups this means a passwordless key. (There are other ways, but they only apply inside trusted networks where ...
FUSE has options to control who has access to the files. I'm guessing you want sshfs -o allow_other.
You will need to do a double symlink similar to what /etc/alternatives does on Ubuntu namely: Inside ~ you will have a link: linked_directory -> /<local filesystem>/linked_directory On each of the local machines: /<local filesystem>/linked_directory -> /<actual location>/linked_directory As long as neither /<local filesystem&...
As jw13 pointed out, this is almost an exact duplicate of "ls taking long time in small directory" - at least as far as the explanation is concerned. Make sure to read the comments there too! In a nutshell, some popular command-line programs like ls can operate differently when their output does not go directly to a terminal. In this very case, ls, which is ...
I haven't checked recently but if any directory in the path to .ssh is world writable SSH would refuse to use authorized keys from it. These permissions could allow other users to fake you .ssh directory. If the home directory is writable by anyone else it will not be used unless StrictModes is turned off.
This sounds like a job for autofs. It's rather adept at handling network mounts of various kinds (nfs, samba, sshfs, you name it) and noticing when those things need re-mounting. It can also takes care of unmounting them after periods of disuse and mounting them when a file system request is made.
According to your output from ssh quackgame ls -ld /home/game, /home/game is only writable by the file owner, game, and not by the users group. Try running chmod g+w /home/game on quackgame and see if it works.
Try chucking in the two following options -o idmap=user,uid=<YOUR UID>
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Senate Confirms McCarthy, Now The Real Work Can Start
After unprecedented scrutiny and delay, the Senate voted 59-40 today to confirm Gina McCarthy as the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. This followed an unprecedented 136 days since President Obama first nominated McCarthy for the post and 1,000+ questions from Republicans on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. McCarthy previously served as EPA assistant administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation, and with Republican and Democratic governors in state environmental agencies.
The delay in confirming McCarthy was a result of Republicans fundamentally opposing, "the mission of the agency: EPA, which protects the water we drink and the air we breathe," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV). Republican opposition was finally overcome Tuesday, when Reid struck a deal that avoided a change to Senate rules in exchange for confirmation of pending appointees.
Today's confirmation vote is important because McCarthy will be leading a critical agency at a critical time for the climate. Congressional intransigence means much of President Obama's ambitious climate plan will be implemented through EPA regulation. Obama will direct the EPA to set limits on carbon production by power plants, the single largest domestic source of climate pollution. The EPA currently regulates pollutants like mercury and other toxic chemicals, and a 2007 Supreme Court case empowered the EPA to do the same on carbon pollution. The Natural Resources Defense Council found that EPA standards and state-based compliance systems could achieve three quarters of the 17 percent reduction goal.
In this way, no new laws would be required to cut US greenhouse gas pollution to 17 percent below 2005 levels by 2020.
Confirming Gina McCarthy to the EPA will not solve the climate crisis or by itself ensure that we cut carbon pollution. But the agency that has the court-granted authority to respond to the global threat of our time now has a climate hawk at the helm, and she has clear instructions from the President to implement his climate action plan.
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It's too bad the administration was blocking and watering down EPA action during the 1st four years – when real work was squandered.
Now, after 4 years, real work can start, ugh. Hopefully the administration doesn't water down the proposal's from the EPA too badly, time will tell.
When the GOP blocks everything in sight, they have many bargaining chips to trade ("We allow McCarthy, you stop changing the rules"). It's even easier when the president meets them halfway.


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purchased this dress in the pink paisley and love it as much as the yellow/orange/red paisley. Great bargain on the reduced price side of the wallet. Perfect length for my 6ft frame. Thanks Nina Leonard fashions.
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Purchased this dress in Ocean color, size Small.... I am 5'5" & 108 lb., this dress is definitely NOT small - 5" too long and bodice is obviously made for a medium size. Nice dress, pretty color, good weight,drapes well and price was right.... good thing I can sew as will have to take it apart to make it fit. Lenny, please either make a small - SMALL, or bring in Extra-Small sizes.
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Can't wait to wear this. A little too long for me but easy to shorten. Can't wait to wear this in the summer. The price was beyond believable!
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This dress would suit a slim woman, not me. The colour is nice, but the fabrice might be a bit hot in summer. Also it's VERY long.
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By Sherry
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I love this dress. Bought 2 colors. Too long so have to get hemmed. Wish Lennie would bring in petite sizes on dresses. Thought the fabric was great.
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I bought it to have something different to wear around the house, as it happens I am wearing it now. I find it so comfortable! It's almost new but if you had the Ocean color in my size, I would buy it right now. I hope I don't get the pilling like the lady who wore a purse with it but it doesn't show anything yet from my having 4 small pets. I got a 2X which is a bit big for me, it was the closest available to my size but it's great anyhow.
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Love the style and color for a summer dress. I took the dress to Italy on vacation and was wearing a cross body bag and have only worn the dress three or four times. The fabric has pilled on the one side where my purse was so I am not impressed with quality of the fabric.
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cutrusy summer dress is absolutley gorgeous. excellent fit. won't be wearing until next summer but can hardly wait
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Looks great and with comfort. Great buy!
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Material drapes nicely. A bit long, but can be shortened. Fit is great. Bought this in the fuschia. Second purchase from Lina Lenard. Love his dresses.


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After five years of funding companies through partnerships like the Apps4Africa initiative (2009-2013) and our own team's angel investing, we've decided to change course. While there are are more competitive funding events like A4A planned, the focus of our funding efforts has shifted over the past five years. We are still very committed to discovering, mentoring, virtually accelerating, and investing in the founders and upcoming entrepreneurs of Africa and we'll be doing so through our fund.
Why the name change? Partly to reduce confusion. Since we launched, newer brands like Microsoft's 4Afrika initiative and others playing on the '4Africa' meme have popped up which creates a lot of confusion. This isn't a bad thing and rarely is this kind of brand confusion intentional, but it is less than ideal.
Primarily, though, it's because of how our fund will grow moving forward. We will continue to offer seed capital up to $25,000 for companies and grants for social ventures and non-profits. Currently we have about 19 companies in our portfolio across 16 African countries. While we won't rule out future future competitions and hack-a-thons, they will come under a different moniker.
All our past companies are already members of this fund, so nothing changes for them. Internally, we've always done our deals as Appfrica, since that's our company's legal name in both the U.S. and Uganda. In fact, we've been doing deals quietly since 2008 when we made our first investments in companies coming out of Kampala at the time.
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Creators | The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has named its first Cartoonist in Residence: Cameron McPhail, who left his job in 2002 as chief executive of wealth management at the Royal Bank of Scotland to become a full-time cartoonist. He and his colleagues in the Kartoon Faktory collective will produce books about the animals in the zoo and possibly a comic strip as well. [Edinburgh News]
Passings | Anastasia Moreno, co-creator of the webcomic Marine Corps Yumi and a manga translator for Seven Seas, has died. Moreno was the translator of Kisses Sighs and Cherry Blossom Pink, Girl Friends, and Strawberry Panic, as well as the Love Hina and Trinity Blood novels. [Crunchyroll]
Comics | Political cartoonist Matt Bors has left his post as editor of The Nib, the comics section of the website The Medium, which he had built into a highly regarded online comics site until Medium gutted it. Bors told Tom Spurgeon he would be launching a Kickstarter for a Nib book, but he did not reveal any future plans. [Comics Reporter]
Editorial Cartoons | Political cartoonist Adrian Raeside is being laid off from the Victoria Times Colonist after 30 years. [Vancouver Sun]
Comics | I rounded up the kids' comics news at Comic-Con. [Publishers Weekly]
Creators | "I kind of understood inherently — and I wasn't really conflicted about this — that comics were not for me or by people who looked like me," says Noelle Stevenson. Discovering the "free for all" of webcomics, and seeing women making stories for women, changed her attitude, and at 23 she already has a solid career, as the creator of Nimona (which started as a webcomic) and one of the co-creators of Lumberjanes. [Hero Complex]
Creators | Kate Beaton talks about her new picture book, The Princess and the Pony, and the power and joy of making kids laugh with poop and fart jokes. [Jezebel]
Creators | Pearls Before Swine creator Stephan Pastis talks about comics and being mistaken for Robert Downey, Jr. [Huffington Post]
Graphic Novels | Leah Hayes talks about her graphic novel Not Funny Ha-Ha, which follows the experiences of two women as they have abortions; the book focuses on the procedure itself, not the decision to have an abortion or the discussion that surrounds it. [MTV]
Graphic Novels | Phil Morehart covers three creator panels on diversity in graphic novels at the American Library Association annual meeting. Trina Robbins, Brenden Fletcher, Noelle Stevenson, and Jeremy Whitley were among the participants. [American Libraries]
Manga | Deb Aoki rounds up the recommendations from the Best and Worst Manga panel at Comic-Con (in which I took part). [MangaComicsManga]
Manga | Vernieda Vergara examines the way Attack on Titan reflects Japanese politics and history as well as the current sense of social anxiety experienced by young people of creator Hajime Isayama's generation: "One of the biggest criticisms levied against Japan's youth is that they lack the ambition of previous generations. But if the majority have no hope of advancement due to a corporate wall, why is that a surprise? In the manga, most people are content to live inside the walls. It's safe. But as the manga's protagonist, Eren, says, that's like living in a cage. There's no hope for something more. Eren, along with his allies, don't accept this fate as easily. They fight against it actively." [Women Write About Comics]
Batgirl heads from Burnside to Anaheim with series artist Babs Tarr's program cover for WonderCon 2015.
The convention's Toucan blog unveils the cover, along with a glimpse into Tarr's creative process — and a hint that a T-shirt may be on the way. The program books will be given free to attendees at WonderCon Anaheim, held April 3-5 at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Retailing | Susana Polo interviews several members of the Valkyries, the organization of women who work in comic shops, and examines the "Valkyrie Bump," the sales boost that some comics, such as Sex Criminals, Lumberjanes and Batgirl, get when they benefit from their extra support. [Publishers Weekly]
Political cartoons | Reporter James Hookway interviews the Malaysian cartoonist Zunar, who's facing sedition charges, and provides some background on Malaysian politics and trial of Anwar Ibrahim, which is the topic of some of Zunar's controversial cartoons. [The Wall Street Journal]
DC Entertainment has debuted the first look at the upcoming Batgirl Black and White statue, based on the fan-favorite character redesign by Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr.
Set for release in September 2015 from DC Collectibles, it's the first Batgirl statue from the popular Black and White line that's included The Joker, Harley Quinn and numerous takes on Batman. Irene Matar, who sculpted DC Collectibles' Batman: The Animated Series line, also sculpted Batgirl.
Creators | A U.K. researcher argues that Marie Duval was the real creative force behind the wildly popular 19th-century British comic Ally Sloper, which is largely credited to her husband Charles Ross. Duval, the pen name of French cartoonist Emilie de Tessier, drew the character at the height of his popularity in the 1860s and '70s, but historian David Kunzle now questions what role Ross actually played in his creation. [The Guardian]
Commentary | Chase Magnett pushes back on Chris Suellentrop's statement, made in a column about GamerGate, that comics are "a medium that has never outgrown its reputation for power fantasies and is only very occasionally marked by transcendent work (Maus, or the books of Chris Ware) that demands that the rest of the culture pay attention to it." [Comicbook.com]
Conventions | ReedPOP Senior Vice President Lance Fensterman talks about how New York Comic Con reached 151,000 attendees this year, what went well, what could have gone better, and what he learned for next time. The new badges and check in/check out system, introduced last year, let producers know exactly how long people stayed at the show, and that turned into a nice surprise for two attendees: "There was a couple [last year] who literally spent every minute that was possible at New York Comic Con for three and a half days. We reached out to them and did something special for them—gave them a bunch of free stuff and free tickets because they were at the show longer than anyone who wasn't paid to be at the show." [ICv2]
Political cartoons | Egyptian cartoonists Mohamed Anwar and Andeel discuss the difficulty of critiquing Egyptian president Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, who doesn't tolerate dissent; Anwar is a cartoonist for a mainstream newspaper and pulls some punches as the tradeoff for reaching a wide audience, while Andeel has moved over to the alternative press, where he can speak more freely. [The Guardian]
It would be awfully hard to overstate the enthusiasm out there for Batgirl #35. As soon as the new creative team of Cameron Stewart, Babs Tarr and Brenden Fletcher was announced, social media was buzzing; hell, it was singing. Fan art of the new costume began appearing online immediately, and cosplayers started dressing the new Batgirl based on nothing more than the initial promotional images and cover.
I can't recall the last time I've seen this much enthusiasm for a DC Comics production. Universe-shaking developments — deaths, resurrections, infinite crises — major crossovers, and new series from the hottest creators are generally greeted with a dose of cold water from a certain faction of fans. DC readers tend to fall somewhere between "cautiously optimistic" and "openly hostile" when it comes to the publisher's big decisions. But, for whatever reasons, I've seen none of that cynicism regarding the new direction of Batgirl.
Which is a long way of saying that expectations for this particular issue of this particular series are, in most quarters that care about such things, sky-high.
There are only ever three things that can happen with expectations: They can be met, they can fail to be met, or they can be exceeded. And, in general, the higher the expectations are, the less likely they are to be met.
So, as a comic book, how is Batgirl #35 …?
DC Comics' Batgirl, with its new costume, new direction and new creative team, has its own "(un)official blog," and now so too does Gotham Academy. Launched over the weekend, Inside Gotham Academy — "the almost official blog" for the upcoming series — so far features promotional pieces, some covers and fan work, but it's also teased that the series creators (Becky Cloonan, Brenden Fletcher, Karl Kerschl and Romain Gaschet) may post there.
First, Archie Andrews took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, and now it's Batgirl's turn!
Challenged by Stella of the Batgirl to Oracle podcast to take the plunge for charity, the incoming Batgirl team of Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr came up with a creative response: They recruited Barbara Gordon to stand in for them in a fun comic strip — and she brought along some unexpected help.
DC Comics has released three new promos introducing the students of Gotham Academy, debuting in October from writers Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, artist Karl Kerschl and colorist Romain Gaschet.
Announced in June, the teen drama is set in the city's most prestigious school, where students attend classes (and get into mischief) in "the shadow of Batman and the craziness of Gotham."
When DC Comics relaunched its superhero line in 2011 with the New 52, there was an unmistakable sameness to the aesthetic of many of the titles. Sure, there have been some eye-catching exceptions, but for the most part, the Jim Lee-led character redesigns have exerted great influence over the DC Universe for the past three years.
If you're a fan of Jim Lee, that's pretty awesome. If you're a fan of a lot of artists and styles, that's less awesome and has made the New 52 sometimes frustrating and occasionally baffling. There are more than 75 years' worth of characters bursting with the imagination of hundreds of creators. Why filter all that down to such a narrow experience for readers? I love Oreo cookies, but can I ever have chocolate chip cookie?
But then, along comes new Batman Group Editor Mark Doyle, who moved from Vertigo in February. Suddenly, there's a new creative team, a new costume and a new outlook, for Batgirl, followed by announcements of Gotham Academy, Arkham Manor and, just Tuesday, Gotham By Midnight, demonstrating that Batman and his world are a resilient and powerful corner of the DC Universe. It's one where offering different aesthetics adds a richness to the entire line while (possibly) attracting the eye of those looking for something different in their reading experience.
Essentially, Doyle just installed a snack bar. So let's go eat!
Even as DC Comics announces another intriguing addition to its Batman line, the horror title Gotham By Midnight, artist Karl Kerschl has unveiled the first look at colored panel from Gotham Academy #1, offering a hint at what readers can expect from the October-debuting series. He has also posted a few black-and-white panels on his blog.
Written by Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher, with art by Kerschl and colorist Romain Gaschet, Gotham Academy is a teen drama set in the city's most prestigious school (or, as the official description reads, "set in the shadow of Batman and the craziness of Gotham City").
What's an old prep school without a proper coat of arms? Fans who watched one of the new episodes of DC All Access glimpsed the one for Gotham Academy, but now the publisher has released the image in the form of a teaser, encouraging applicants to "Enroll Now For the Fall Semester."
Announced late last month among a wave of new titles, Gotham Academy is set in the city's most prestigious, and undoubtedly weirdest, school. It's written by Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher and illustrated by Karl Kerschl, who draw some of their inspiration from Harry Potter, Nancy Drew and the secret history of Gotham exposed in Batman: The Court of Owls.


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...I suppose that suggests that it often is the teacher who is responsible for the failure...
Would it not be more constructive to discuss photography, than debating potential conflict of interests. This is NOT a scientific, peer reviewed journal but a forum of ideas and opinions. All of us bring a bias based on past experiences no matter the affiliation. Just my two cents.Jed
Hey Rob, I always thought of you as the last guy on Earth to join the let's-find-someone-else-to-blame club, no?
Whatever happened to the concept of a websit, and one's position within it, being analogous to sitting in the host's parlour, having a civilized conversation and a cup of tea...
To nobody in particular.Whatever happened to the concept of a websit, and one's position within it, being analogous to sitting in the host's parlour, having a civilized conversation and a cup of tea...Rob C
Such concept does not exist for blogs or websites such as LL. Many bloggers feel they have earned the same freedom of the press enjoyed by print media. With this freedom comes the social contract that they conduct their business in an impartial manner, and adhere to basic journalistic ethics. FTC in the US agrees to a certain extent, and that is the reason TOP and (I believe) LL has disclosures on their articles.Forums, on the other hand, are what you describe; but the OP is about articles on the main site so I won't comment further on that.
Well, on that basis, were this site mine, I'd be very tempted to lift a lazy two-fingers salute and close down.I think that even raising the topic is a less than veiled insult.Rob C
Well, on that basis, were this site mine, I'd be very tempted to lift a lazy two-fingers salute and close down.
There are days Rob. Believe me, there are days.Michael
...The point is, eliminating some commentary isn't (in my view) a restriction of freedom of speech. A website owner who stops an argument, locks a thread, or bans some commentators is not saying, "You can't speak," he's saying, "You can't use my website to promote your views." That's just like Target or WalMart saying, "You can't set up a soapbox and speak in our store." You're free to go anywhere else that you're accepted, or to set up your own website, and broadcast your views any way you wish -- you can speak as loudly as you wish, to whatever audience you can attract. But a website owner can say, "You just can't do it here."
I think the conflicts of interest work in complex ways.For anyone writing on a site like this, their reputation is everything - from that PoV, they are just as likely to over-compensate where they are aware they have a bias, because they know that a significant minority (at least) will be suspecting their motive - and even if the conflict of interest does not exist, people will assume that the writer/administrator is getting 'benefits' from elsewhere.
In reality no-one is going to compromise themselves for advertising monies (or if they do they won't be listened to for long) - and I doubt that any advertiser would pull their adverts if criticism is justified.
[...]I think that even raising the topic is a less than veiled insult.Rob C
The guys at Leica will answer my phone calls and not yours. This comes from the effort I put in building this site. You don't like it? To bad, suck it up.
I think we need a new disclosure:
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Innovation, Innovation, Innovation
ON Friday consumers across Europe will finally be able to get their hands on Apple's long awaited iPad. The 9.7-inch touch-screen device allows users to play games, listen to music, check emails and even read newspapers. Gadgets such as the iPod and iPhone have helped Apple post record earnings and the next chapter in its redefinition of the multimedia landscape promises to be as lucrative as the last. Sales of iPads are forecast to add around $1 billion of revenue to the company's next quarter.
Apple has already secured a reputation for extraordinary innovation but in reality much of its success lay not in traditional Research and Development (R&D) but in fields such as complex system integration, design, marketing and integrating the hardware it created with the software it assembled. In the case of the iPod Apple was hugely successful in persuading the music industry, in particular the big record labels, to allow them to put their songs in the iTunes music store.
Apple is one of a swathe of companies including Amazon.com Inc and easy Jet that in recent years have pioneered a growth strategy based on smart innovation. They have harnessed and ruthlessly exploited often intangible factors such as design, marketing, supply chain sales and organizational capital. In short they have redefined their respective marketplaces without actually inventing anything new.
It might have an application in a public sector that is about to be squeezed by spending cuts. The stories of Apple and Amazon ought to be studied by European governments looking to foster innovation and strengthen growth. As policy-makers look for ways to recover from the impact of the economic crisis and cut deficits, innovation should be at the forefront of every European finance minister's mind. How can better services be delivered for less?
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has been examining such questions for several years. It will attempt to provide some of the answers when its Secretary-General Angel Gurría unveils its blueprint for Innovation Strategy in Paris today.
The OECD will attempt to explain what government can do to help accelerate innovation-led growth in the private sector. This will include a compendium of indicators followed by a policy handbook. It will draw on the Oslo Manuel for innovation that the OECD began working on in 1996 and that was last updated in 2005. This in turn is a descendent of the Frascati Manual which for the last 40 years has measured international comparisons of the resources each country devotes to R&D.
Historically expenditure on R&D was seen as the principle measure of innovation. But today's OECD report will argue that for governments grappling with the question of how best to funnel investment and resources into creating inventions and sound businesses they will have to look more broadly than traditional R&D.
"It as though there has been an R&D fetish," one of the report's contributors told me. Since 2000 Europe has set an objective to make R&D expenditure 3% of GDP by 2010. Known as the "Lisbon target" because it was set at a meeting of the European Council in the Portuguese capital, EU states are on course to miss the deadline.
While the report certainly does not call for an end to R&D spend (it argues that it remains vitally important) it points out that many highly innovative firms do not engage in R&D at all. Increasingly, firms in services and manufacturing create value through a wide range of complementary technological and non-technological changes and innovations.
Nespresso is a compelling example. The coffee maker, which has built its success on the sale of capsules of espresso that are made from stylish coffee machines, is Nestlé's fastest-growing business. Much of its growth lies in the success of its marketing, its online presence, retail outlets, design and its simplicity and ease of use. The original R&D was undertaken by Nestlé long ago in the Seventies.
Andrew Wyckoff, director of the directorate for Science, Technology and Industry at the OECD argues that servicing the needs of the consumer in the here and now is what matters.
"There has been a tendency for a lot of government policy in the innovation sphere to focus primarily on the supply side," he says. "But what we are seeing through examples such as the iPod and Nespresso is that appealing to consumers, having consumers understand your product is equally important. While R&D and having highly trained capital such as scientist and engineers is important it is also vital to look at innovation as a system where the demand is also a key factor."
Against this background European Ministers will attempt to frame new policies to promote growth.
The OECD calls for the cutting of red tape, reform of universities to give them greater independence and the opening up of access to more public research data from mapping the human genome to weather maps. The aim: to encourage entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurial spirit and human ingenuity are the backbone of innovation. As global players such as China, Brazil and India grow their economies rapidly the question for Europe is how it keeps up.
Of course there should not be an end to the funding of scientific R&D. But the OECD's findings suggest that a change is required in how governments and more European companies think about innovation. When Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou redefined the low-cost aviation model in Europe with easyJet he did so not by creating a product in a laboratory but by listening to the consumer and providing them with a service they couldn't refuse.
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After the All-Star break is when the NBA season truly begins. It marks the beginning of the playoff race. It's important that teams do what must be done to push forward and continue their season into the postseason. Some teams make big moves and make runs. Others stumble down the stretch and watch the playoffs from home.
The Southwest Division is arguably the deepest in the NBA. In it are the defending champion Dallas Mavericks. The division also includes the San Antonio Spurs, the Houston Rockets, the Memphis Grizzlies and the New Orleans Hornets. Only one team in the division is under .500. There's not much separating the other four in terms of talent.
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CLEAR LAKE (February 18, 2014) Police were investigating Tuesday after two crooks crashed a car into a store in Clear Lake and then took only an 18-pack of beer.
Nobody was hurt in the smash-and-grab crime early Tuesday.
A surveillance video shows the car backing into the front doors of the closed store.
Then two people wearing gloves and with concealed faces scrambled out and went through the demolished doors into the store.
As the two returned to the car, one was carrying the beer.
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Please, no brachytherapy on this honeymoon.
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Mitch McDonald:
September 10, 2012 at 12:56 am
I guess Costa Rica took her breath away!
Tenesha Tinker:
September 17, 2012 at 9:31 pm
technically brachy is usually used in regards to the heartbeat, not respiration.
September 18, 2012 at 2:49 am
Well then it made her heart skip a beat! :-)
September 18, 2012 at 1:09 pm
Mitch McDonald I'll take it :) (Sorry, after three semesters of pre nursing req's they kinda drill words into you! :))
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Lately I tried runing the makpkg as not root user. All worked like a charm!
Sushifrick, how did you create your user?
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Package Details: zarafa-webapp 2.1.2-83
|Git Clone URL:
|https://aur.archlinux.org/zarafa-webapp.git (read-only)
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- compress-static
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martimcfly commented on 2015-05-08 11:48
Lately I tried runing the makpkg as not root user. All worked like a charm!
martimcfly commented on 2014-10-15 10:56
Looks like ant is trying to write its log-output to /dev/stdout for display. I'll look up a solution.
sushifrick commented on 2014-10-15 07:00
I had a problem installing this package as a non privileged user:
/tmp/yaourt-tmp-frick/aur-zarafa-webapp/src/webapp-1.6.1.svn46039/build.xml:96: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/tmp/yaourt-tmp-frick/aur-zarafa-webapp/src/webapp-1.6.1.svn46039/plugins/build.xml:61: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/tmp/yaourt-tmp-frick/aur-zarafa-webapp/src/webapp-1.6.1.svn46039/plugins/build.xml:68: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/tmp/yaourt-tmp-frick/aur-zarafa-webapp/src/webapp-1.6.1.svn46039/plugins/build.xml:82: The following error occurred while executing this line:
/tmp/yaourt-tmp-frick/aur-zarafa-webapp/src/webapp-1.6.1.svn46039/plugins/browsercompatibility/build.xml:167: Execute failed: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /dev/stdout (Permission denied)
I hat do add myself to the tty group for the time building. Is there a way to fix this in a better way?
martimcfly commented on 2014-10-02 14:44
You can contribute to this package: https://git.pietma.com/pietma/com-pietma-zarafa
martimcfly commented on 2014-10-01 13:17
now webapp is beeing created properly with ant. plugins can be installed separately.
martimcfly commented on 2014-09-30 23:11
now webapp is beeing created properly with ant
martimcfly commented on 2014-06-01 15:04
Hey ryho,
I took this package over.
My aim is it to make it work as it's supposed to.
Like 'make antdeploy' is missing here. This way we would get all the languages to work again ;)
What settings have you been talking about?
The plugins will be disabled in default configuration.
I'd appreciate some recommendation.
ryho commented on 2013-10-16 21:03
There are actually a lot of plugins that are installed, and settings that are insecure. The PKGBUILD is not getting the right tar file.
ryho commented on 2013-10-16 19:27
This package installs the Google Maps plugin, even though this is not supposed to be installed in the default install.
If anyone installed this and doesn't want the Google Maps plugin, you can simply delete the folder:


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Authorities say a high school student is dead after a possible shooting at a Fort Lauderdale high school.
Fort Lauderdale city spokesman Ted Lawson confirmed the death of the sophomore girl Wednesday afternoon. It came after some sort of incident at Dillard High School around 11 a.m., but police still aren't sure exactly what.
The victim was found unresponsive in a school hallway, but an initial examination found no evidence of a major wound. Sgt. Frank Sousa said police don't believe shots were heard, and he said they're still investigating whether any shells were found at the scene.
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- for the best, seems to have some faults Review by Seode
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I do like the bitz jig. I dont know why they cant fix the nock receiver to be more precise. I just bought a new one and it will not space the vanes evenly as it should. I have ask many questions and have had numerous answers , none have worked to my satisfaction. If the jig is suppose to apply vanes equally on the shaft with a simple dial, then I should not have push and re-adjust , on every vane, an still comes out wrong. I know everyone will say what I have all ready heard" Its just a little off, wont make that much differance." Maybe not to an average shooter, but for the price you pay, it should be closer than it is..
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- Don't waste your money on anything else Review by Carli F
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Simply the best jig you can buy. It's no wonder so many professionals use this. It's so easy. Really, if I can do it, anyone can. The instructions that come with it are confusing, so don't get disheartened if it doesn't make sense. Take them with a grain of salt. It's really simple. It has different settings but it arrived already set up for 3x120°, which is what I wanted. I haven't tried to change this, so I can't speak of the ease of that part. The only thing I had to play around with was the alignment so that it would fletch my Easton 1819s perfectly. It didn't take much time. I love being able to make and fix my own arrows at home. Best purchase ever!
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- Great Flether! Review by dzinn
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I have used a couple of other fletching tools that I have not been happy with. Speaking with a Techspert at Lancaster he suggested this tool. I just finished fletching aaeWAV vanes on Victory VAP arrows and it was amazing!
I set it up for Easton Aluminum arrows and it was quick and easy. The Jig is easy to center on shafts of varying diameters. It it easy to clean and I suggest wiping the tool between each mount with acetone.
The tool seems pricy but you get what you pay for. This is a top notch tool that will last a lifetime, It is accurate and easy to use. It is a very cost effective tool. Your end result will be better mountings.
(Posted on 2/26/15)
- Excellent Jig! Review by Lee
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This is a fantastic jig. I previously bought a plastic Bohning Blazer jig, but the difference in quality and finished fletching is like night and day. Spend a little more and get this Bitzenburger jig.
If you are fletching arrows with fixed knocks (glued on knocks), and mix both traditional fletching (cock feather left/right) and compound fletching styles (cock feather up/down), you will also need to buy an alternate Blitzenburger Nock Receiver.
Fully recommend this jig, It will last you a lifetime.
(Posted on 10/7/14)
- Wouldn't Choose Anything Else Review by Tatertot
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My coach suggested I get this fletcher because he has had his for about 20+years and still adores it and puts it to good use. Im so glad he suggested it! I've only tested out a few others but none compare. Most of the experienced archers I know (quite a few who own archery stores) love their Bitzenberger Fletching Jigs! After a year with one of my own and helping refletch many other's arrows, I can definitely see why everyone loves it. With it's easily adjustable settings, It's worth every cent!
(Posted on 11/30/13)
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This is the real deal works perfectly can be used on any kind of arrow with vanes or feathers of any size or type. All the other jigs are junk. This is what the pros use and for good reason.
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- Best of the Best Review by Dale Frazier
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I bought this fletching jig over 20 years ago, with the technology changing so drastically over this same time period, there still is nothing more accurate to fletch a arrow, or crossbow bolt with than this item right here.
I still use it today and have always had true arrow flight weather I used feathers or plastic.
It is adjustable to fit every application I have ever needed for fletching.
If you are looking for an arrow jig, this one will be something you can pass on to the generation following you.
Good luck and happy fletching.
(Posted on 11/18/12)
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Denim Review: Yoga Jeans x Lorna Raindrops Sky Rise Ponte Legging
I have some really exciting news to share with you all! I've been able to collaborate with another denim brand and release a pair of jeans! About a year ago, Yoga Jeans and I teamed up to start designing a pair of jeans for their collection that I wanted and the result is these Sky Rise Ponte Legging Skinny Jeans in Black. I fell in love with their ponte and coated skinny last year, but I felt like I wanted a ponte version all over and a higher rise, which is why this particular pair was born!
These things take a long time, so it has actually been a year in total from start to finish and they are now available to buy! They come with a sticker label on the front of the leg which I have written so you know they are a collaboration jean. I go by the name of Lorna Raindrops online as that's my personal social media name and what I'm known for on my own personal fashion blog, so it felt right to label these jeans that way.
So, lets get to it! These jeans are made in Canada as that's where Yoga Jeans is based and they are made from a gorgeously stretchy and soft ponte fabric. By fusing perfect fit, diagonal stretch, comfort and sexiness into every pair, Yoga Jeans denim embraces the natural movement of a woman's body. The rise on these jeans is extra high, coming in at 10 inches, while the inseam is 31 inches and the leg opening is 4.5 inches. Making these a really skinny high rise pant. As these are not actually denim and made from a ponte fabric, they are extremely stretchy like a thick legging so you can actually work out in them and do yoga if you wish, or just stay comfortable in them for day to day wear.
One of the main issues that I have when it comes to high rise jeans is the fact that a lot of brands alter the back pockets and position them higher up to fit in with the rise. This is always so unflattering on the butt and really gives the jeans a mom jeans vibe, so I wanted to make sure the back pockets remained the same and were still flattering. Increasing the rise doesn't mean you have to move the back pockets up, so I'm really happy with the placement of these being lower down to hug the butt.
I will say that you should size down in these though as given the amount of stretch in them, they do run a full size big. I'm actually wearing these in my regular size 26 and as you can see they are slightly loose, so I need to size down to a 25 which I am doing soon. Just keep that in mind as these are designed to be worn tight like leggings are! The wash, if you can call it that, is just a plain, deep black. I wanted to do something versatile and classic, so what's better than all black?
I would love to know what you think of these though! I'm so excited to finally be able to tell you all about them and let you know where to buy them! They are available in select stores in Canada and you can buy them online for $120 by clicking here, so they do have a really good price point. But definitely let me know what you think and whether or not you plan on buying them! I'd love to see how you style them and how they fit you! In the meantime, please check out all of the photos in the gallery below.
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When I joined the DenimBlog team many years ago, one of the things that excited me the most and still does is being able to meet new brands and fall in love with new denim ideas. One brand that I have fallen in love with since I tried them a few months ago is Canadian based jeans company, Yoga Jeans. Mixing stretch fabrics with denim and creating jeans that you can literally do yoga in was the brands idea since being founded, in fact they were the first on the scene to bring this creative technology to us. This is why I am incredibly excited to host this giveaway with them here on DenimBlog!
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You can WIN a FREE pair of Yoga Jeans of your choice from their website (subject to availability) and it couldn't be easier! All you have to do to enter is like both the Yoga Jeans and DenimBlog Facebook pages (click names to like) and then leave a comment on THIS PHOTO (<- click words) stating why you should win! It's as simple as that!
The contest is open worldwide for 10 days and will close at 11:59:59pm EST on 26th July 2014. Anyone with a Facebook account can enter and it's completely free. The winner will be chosen by Yoga Jeans from those of you who have entered correctly by liking both pages and commenting on the entry photo on Facebook. Thank you so much to Yoga Jeans for holding this contest with us and good luck to everyone who enters!
Denim Review: Yoga Jeans Classic Rise Skinny Ponte Reverse in Black
My denim review this week is on a brand of jeans that I had never tried before, Yoga Jeans. I have the Classic Rise Skinny Ponte Reverse Jeans in Spectra Black and you can read my thoughts on them just below!
Denim Review: Yoga Jeans Mid-Rise Skinny Jeans in Rinse Indigo
I got the chance to review a pair of Yoga Jeans, which I was interested in trying after first hearing about the concept and brand. When they offered to send me a pair, I chose the classic mid-rise skinny jeans. They have a 9″ rise and I would say that these fit more like a low to mid-rise, as they hit me right below my hip bones. The inseam is 34″ and the leg opening is 12." The fit is skinny throughout the legs but does open slightly more around the calf, so fits less like a jegging and more of a true skinny jean.
I chose the rinsed indigo, which is a great dark blue wash. The wash is really solid and has goldenrod contrast stitching and dark copper rivets and buttons. The pockets are large and sit slightly higher on the butt, which is really flattering.
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The Hurrian myth of Teshub's origin—he was conceived when the god Kumarbi bit off and swallowed his father Anu's genitals—is a likely inspiration for the story of Uranus, Cronus, and Zeus, which is recounted in Hesiod's Theogony. - Isn't it possible that they both derive from a common source, rather than that the Hurrian myth inspired the other? RickK 22:00, Mar 25, 2005 (UTC)
==I will tell you very important thing about Teshub. In Kurdish Teshup means "Axe". When I look at Teshup he is holding an axe. This is how he got his name. Teshub might be etnically Kurdish. Very interesting.
The hurrian god Teshub is also the god of luwians and hittities with names Tarhun as well.
Don't tell stories you liar. Never heard that Teshup means "axe" in Kurdish. "Axe" is "bevr". I doubt you are a Kurd. 22.214.171.124 (talk) 01:00, 1 May 2015 (UTC)
I don't know what the inscription says but the deity venerated here certainly grasps a tall sheaf of grain in his left hand and a fruiting branch of the vine in his right: bread, beer and wine are not usually attributes of a 'storm god". --Wetman (talk) 03:47, 5 June 2010 (UTC)
- On the contrary, Storm Gods were often associated with agriculture...18.104.22.168 (talk) 00:10, 25 April 2013 (UTC)
Teshub is Adad[edit]
- Not really. Although they were likely conflated in interactions between the Hittites and their Semitic neighbors. Tarhun ultimately derives from a Proto-Indo-European source and Adad from a Proto-Afro-Asiatic source. Two separate cultural traditions.188.8.131.52 (talk) 00:09, 25 April 2013 (UTC)
Why name the article Teshub?[edit]
I mean, why is this article named Teshub instead of Tarhun? Teshub is derived from the Hitttite Tarhun, and the Hittite version of the God (this article talks about both interchangeably) is for more significant and referenced than the Hurrian version. It seems a weird priority to place.18.104.22.168 (talk) 00:06, 25 April 2013 (UTC)
Some people need to learn more about the History of Hurrians it seems. It is a wide wide known thing that Hurrians pre date Hittites and even Hattians for at least a thousand years. It is also a well known fact that Hittites adopted "Tarhun" from the Hattian "Taru", which itself is adpoted from Hurrian "Teshub". That the term Tarh has it's roots in Hittite is just a hypothesis.
The fact that Indo European "Taranis, Zeus, Tarhun and even Thor are mythologicaly speaks for a common root.
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all the community of Companies --INCLUDING DEWM now under the microscope.
Best you go read the SEC charges over at IHUB--its a real mess.
Figure you MAY have this week to trade out.
I hope you all stay LONG--you deserve it, #$%$.
HEMP busted by SEC--this co is in harms way
By the SEC--this Co. is under the microscope now. Should never have signed that consulting agreement.
They are fitting you now LOL.
Man are you DUMB--putting out an 8K praising a guy just brought down by the SEC--LOL!
That's what I was waiting for. And Bruce wasn't his lackey--he was a FULL PARTNER. That's Jail Time in a big way--for both.
So Bruce was part on his org. So much falling into place--I thought it was the other way around--if it were Bruce could roll and go States Evidence--NOT NOW...........GOOD!
Its over, the other half. This will go criminal.
Was not going to post again--but I just learned this is going 10(b) (5) do your own DD but that means a trading injunction imminent. 99 out of 100 times that result in permanent delisting and NO WAY TO TRADE OUT.
BARRY EPLING has been brought into this action and he is pending indictment. I doubt they are unrelated.
Last solid I am doing any newbies--after this you get what you sow.
This stock should drift down over the next 3 months. Looking year to date the pattern is similar. Despite the promise made in spring/summer 2015 that the Plant in Spring Hope would be in operation fall of 2015, the lack of supportive information and no visible signs of progress, the stock hit a low of 0.0135 and then was REVERSED by a factor of 10. Today we see a 4 cent--soon to be 3 cent stock drifting towards the same resolve. Unlike last year, the company no longer projects or promises a date for operations, largely since the equipment isn't running, there has been no NC hemp planted this year, nor have any local farmers planted kenaf for a fall harvest. At this time the company has nothing in the pipe to work with., until AT LEAST 2017.
My Opinion, and I am batting 1000 so far.
I keep telling you--stop shooting from the hip--you are not sharp enough to pull that off.
Had you taken the time to FIND the PDF file site at the College of Agriculture--you could have saved the embarrassment AND learned something at the same time.
So there you are--kenaf price established
WHAT are you talking about??????? Go read my post again bozo--SLOWLY this time LOL--
Weak minds Brian. I'll let them make fools out of themselves, then post EXACTLY how to get there.
It seem to be a commonality and failing of gung-ho hempsters--shoot from the hip--if you can't find it easy--well then its not there. YOU*, goofy all the ID's are the same 1/2 effort. And to further illustrate my point its 0.0285 per lb. not 0.027--you see too fast on the draw me boy. Ah, youth. Hang tuff, I'll post and embarrass you over at IHUB shortly. It will be my pleasure. ;)~
Only certain IDs. Fair enough, maybe we will start to have a normal conversation here.
Interesting change though--shows the request has made it through the channels. A bit late to pay attention IMHO.
"Leaving the station"
"To the moon"
If there was ever a question as to the idiocy of inletgolf aka brianwth40 aka drodsaxman aka whatever, this is it.
WHY is hemp going to be successful--no clue, when -no clue, how--no clue.
But he's sure it will. That's why he's 25 in moms basement wearing Cheetos stained tee shirts, drinking Red Bull and thinking hes' great.
When the revolution comes--CANNON FODDER!
5 truths everyday.
1. Do I live in Hayesville NC.---NO
2. Do I live in NC--YES!
3. Can I make it from my farm to 4 miles north of Spring Hope in 2hr.s 15 min.? YES! (weather dependent)
4. Is Gailm4u me?--NO
5. Is GAILM me?--YES!
More truths tomorrow. No you may not pose questions. Gotta keep the PUMPER interested while the stock tanks., LOL!~
Bread crumbs just lead you where I take you--fool. 25, unemployed, sitting in front of your computer 24/7, Cheetos stained Tee-shirt, and mom screaming for you to taker out the garbage. And I lead you by your nose wherever I want, wasting away your days. You and HEMP are meant for each other.........too funny.
While you two are munching on each others waste orifice, your proclamations and predictions are--once again==totally phocked up.
Standby, I'll hit the woodpile with the broom and see if we can scare up Dr.Opiate, and get you another 1-2 1/00ths of a penny LMFAO.
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(1) For any year in which a multi-State processor receives more than $250,000 in donated foods, the processor shall obtain an independent CPA (certified public accountant) audit for that year. Multi-State processors which receive $75,000 to $250,000 in donated food each year shall obtain an independent CPA audit every two years and those which receive less than $75,000 in donated foods each year shall obtain an independent CPA audit every three years. Those multi-State processors which are in the two or three-year audit cycle shall move into the next audit cycle at the point in time in which the value of donated foods received reaches $75,000 or $250,000 in any year. The total value of donated food received shall be computed by adding the value of food received under State and National Commodity Processing contracts. In instances in which the Department determines that the audit is not acceptable or that the audit has disclosed serious deficiencies, the processor shall be subject to additional audits at the request of FNS.
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One of the drawbacks of modern lifestyles is minimal contact with nature. According to data published by Natural England, only 10 of children today have the opportunity to play in natural spaces. In addition, Richard Louv says many people suffer from "Nature Deficit Disorder." The only way to resolve this problem is by visiting outdoor locations more frequently. With this in mind, it is wise to hire a guide when visiting a new outdoor location. Here are tips for hiring the right outdoor adventure guide
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Besides training and certification, an outdoor adventure guide should be well experienced in outdoor adventures such as kayaking, mountain climbing, backpacking, hiking, and mountain biking. This is important because outdoor adventure involves more than visiting historic sites or listening to a guide describe local attractions. For instance, a walk through Edinburgh's breathtaking Lothian countryside is highly recommended for anyone visiting Scotland. If you hire a guide who is not experienced in outdoor adventures, the guide will never recommend visiting locations that are only accessible by foot.
Go for an adventure guide who is highly knowledgeable on local flora, fauna, history, locations, interesting off-the-beaten-path locations, and geology. In simple words, heshe should be an expert on local human and natural history. Without such a guide, you would have to rely on information published online. The only problem with such information is it is likely to have been published by tourists who have visited the same area. As such, it may be scanty or lack local lore tidbits only a knowledgeable guide can provide.
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Since outdoor adventures take place in remote and off-the-grid areas, it is advisable to hire a guide who has undergone first aid training. Heshe will come in handy should you or a member of a hiking group sustain injuries while far from health facilities or roads.
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Anybody know if Pannel Egbow is projected as a DE or OLB? He's pretty big for an OLB, but he looks like he might be athletic enough. Maybe he'll be a Rod Green type situational pass rusher.
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I work a rotating shift with 7 days off every month. I just started the Nuvigil for Shiftwork Sleep Disorder, and I find it very effective for keeping me focused (and awake) for 16-18 hrs when I'm working. I've had one day off since I started the meds, and I COULD NOT go to sleep for 17 HRS after taking my dose! So what about my days off when I don't want to be awake that long? Will the length of effectiveness shorten with use? Can I NOT take Nuvigil on my days off in order to get additional sleep?
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3rd shift day on Nuvigil. The being awake during the day is great, but I'm still not getting enough sleep at night. The first night I got about 30mins sleep, after that I got maybe 1hr total on an off during the night (kept waking up) I take it at 3:30am and try to get to sleep at 9:30pm. I'm thinking that if I don't sleep tonight, I'm going to cease taking. Does anyone think I should give it more time...I've got huge bags under my eyes!!
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I have been here probably 50 times in my life, from college ski club to recently with coworkers.
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I have been there on weekends before and it is usually very crowded. I have been there on weekdays too and it is usually not crowded at all. However on weekday afternoons when the school buses start pulling it, it gets ridiculously crowded with school kids. The lodge is so jammed you cannot move nor sit nor put your stuff anywhere. Also a lot of tweens roll in and take over the mountain, the lines grow really long, the trails are jammed, and I take a break. However when all the kids start to go home, usually by 8 or 9pm, the lines go down to nothing and you can easily get another 5 runs in before they close.
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SALISBURY - When city officers drove their police cruisers onto Glen Avenue, they witnessed a large crowd running from the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center.
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#1 Oct 25, 2009
The police and our local officials have fail us on this issue.These gangs operate openly on the street with little fear of the police It is time to arm yourselves and be prepare to take action protect ourselves from these thugs. The only thing these gangs understand death and destruction. I suggest we give it to them in spade. When we beginning thinnng the herd this problem will be solved.
#2 Oct 25, 2009
The police are the most dangerous gang in the country. They let these other gangs operate so they profit from it. The police are not on your side, they think you're trash and will bully and/or kill you if you come to their attention. The police are better thugs than the gangs and they don't have to worry about prosecution, they get away with whatever they do. Get a clue before they kill you!
#3 Nov 9, 2009
The police have not failed, society has failed. Unfortunately, the police are limited in what they can and can't do by our elected officials. If you want them to take a tougher stance on gang violence, then perhaps you should vote for someone more interested in empowering our police instead of punishing them repeatedly for trying to do a tough job. Every time a police officer discharges their weapon, they have to file a multitude of reports and generally, those same officers are benched until an inquiry can examine if they had a right to fire their weapons. Every time a police officer tries to subdue a criminal, they face charges of police brutality now. So please don't blame the police, it is not their fault. Blame the politicians, blame the special interest groups, and blame the parents who refuse to raise their children right and encourage criminal behavior.
#4 Nov 26, 2011
Salisbury sucks man, the gang activity is out of control. I say we take our streets back and run the little bastards right in to the sea.
#5 Nov 26, 2011
I was just attacked about a week ago in a parking lot by 4 of these punks wearing white t-shirts and black caps with white skarfs covering their faces. They wear welling cut off broom handles and beat me to the point that I may lose my ear. I know were these little bastards hang out, and the next thing they will see is hell because that is were I am going to send them.
#6 Mar 28, 2012
i just moved here. where is glenn avenue? what areas should i avoid? are there many gangs in salisbury?
Since: Apr 12
#7 Apr 6, 2012
Why are they posting incidents that happened back in 2009 on here..??..... Atleast that's what is sayd in the headlines....
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Avoid the neighborhood across from Bennett, Church St area, Delaware avenue area, u get near those places and you'll just know to stay out
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CHICAGO -- White Sox general manager Rick Hahn confirmed Friday that Robin Ventura will return as manager for a third season.
Ventura signed a three-year deal with the team in 2011.
The news that the manager is coming back is significant, considering the White Sox (62-97 entering Friday night) are winding down one of the worst seasons in franchise history.
"I want to be back," Ventura said. "Per our conversations dating back a while, we have planned for the future [together]. We had to start trading players at the deadline, so the rest of the season has been about evaluating and moving forward."
The fate of Ventura's coaching staff is less clear.
The White Sox have made 121 errors after committing a MLB-best 70 last season. The club's baserunning and hitting have been abysmal, leading to speculation that Ventura's staff may change.
"I hope they are back," Ventura said. "I am happy with the work they have all done. Regardless of the record, they have done a ton of work. I know what went into it. That [decision] comes from somewhere else."
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: something that has changed over time and shows evidence of that change
Full Definition of palimpsest
1 : writing material (as a parchment or tablet) used one or more times after earlier writing has been erased
2 : something having usually diverse layers or aspects apparent beneath the surface <Canada … is a palimpsest, an overlay of classes and generations — Margaret Atwood>
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Examples of palimpsest in a sentence
The ancient city is an architectural palimpsest.
Did You Know?
In olden days, writing surfaces were so rare that they were often used more than once. "Palimpsest" originally described an early form of recycling in which an old document was erased to make room for a new one when parchment ran short. Fortunately for modern scholars, the erasing process wasn't completely effective, so the original could often be distinguished under the newer writing. De republica, by Roman statesman and orator Cicero, is one of many documents thus recovered from a palimpsest. Nowadays, the word palimpsest can refer not only to such a document but to anything that has multiple layers.
Origin and Etymology of palimpsest
Latin palimpsestus, from Greek palimpsēstos scraped again, from palin + psēn to rub, scrape; akin to Sanskrit psāti, babhasti he chews
First Known Use: 1825
Rhymes with palimpsest
acid test, almagest, anapest, beta test, blanket chest, Bucharest, decongest, disinfest, disinterest, disinvest, false arrest, galley-west, Hammerfest, hornet's nest, house arrest, manifest, north-northwest, placement test, predigest, quarter rest, reinvest, rinderpest, Rorschach test, Sackville-West, second-best, self-addressed, self-confessed, self-interest, self-possessed, uninterest, unprofessed, vision quest
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