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Alisa I Rigdon, 1972
Laurel Ms
Russell M Bradley, 1992
Zero Road
Domestic Violence, Poss of Marj
Kasonya N Boyd, 1973
58th Place
Simple Assault
Barry D Robinson, 1980
47th Avenue
Poss of Marj, Escape (misd)
Bruce W Hayes, 1956
Whipperwill Road
Larry Purvis, 1958
29th Street
Contempt, Shoplifting
Carlton Edwards, 1983
South Frontage Road
Domestic Violence
The following were reported to the Meridian P.D. on Thursday
There were no Robberies reported yesterday.
Commercial Burglary
There were no Commercial Burglaries reported yesterday.
Residential Burglary
Yesterday at 757 AM, Meridian Police responded to a Residential Burglary in the 700 block of Bonita Drive. The owner showed Police where entry was made through the front door and guns were stolen from the home. MPD is investigating this burglary.
Stolen Vehicle
Meridian Police are investigating a Stolen Vehicle case involving a motorcycle that occurred on Thursday on the Bypass. The victim reported someone stole his 1974 black Suzuki motorcycle after it broke down. (Ga Tag TCN-236) Anyone with information about this crime is asked to call Crimestoppers at 601-48-1860.
Auto Burglary
Meridian Police were called to the 4300 block of 5th Street yesterday morning at 553 AM on an Auto Burglary call. The owner showed Police were entry was made through a door and his radio stolen.
Yesterday, Meridian Police arrested 23 year old Damion B Thomas of Meridian and charged him with Commercial Burglary. This charge stems from an incident on August 11th where it's alleged Thomas burglarized a business on North Hills Street. Bond was set at $5,000.
On September 4th, 2013, A Meridian Police Officer was on normal patrol when he stopped a vehicle for speeding on Highway 19 South. As the Officer contacted the driver and occupants of the vehicle, he discovered the occupants were illegal aliens. Further investigation into the matter revealed that one of the illegal aliens, 31 year old Baltazar Zuniga, had been deported from the United States by ICE in January of 2005. The cause for deportation by ICE was the conviction of Zuniga for 3 felonies committed in the state of Florida, Aggravated Assault, Burglary and Motor Vehicle Theft. By Zuniga returning to the United States, he has now been charged by ICE with the federal charge of entering the United States after deportation without permission of the Attorney General after being convicted of a felony.
This incident is another example of the Meridian Police Department working hand in hand with federal authorities, in this case ICE, to make the City of Meridian safer for its citizens.
Captain Dean L. Harper
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Sun, 10/23/2016 - 14:35 — Nic Denholm
Thu, 08/04/2016 - 09:46 — Jeremy Pollack
Mobile marketing impacts the sporting industry. Major sporting events are a key driver of emergent communication technologies, and text marketing is no different. The 2012 London Olympics saw mobile advertising grow by 50%, as businesses recognized the enormous power of the spectacle as an attention-grabber that could attendees into phone numbers on lists.
Tue, 07/19/2016 - 23:48 — Mark Podhajsky
EZ Texting is dedicated to ensuring that our industry leading text communications platform remains at the top of its game. To that end, we're always releasing updates, enhancements, and other improvements. Check out some of the items we've released over the past six months! Virtual Phone Numbers
Sun, 07/03/2016 - 07:25 — Nic Denholm
According to researchers, people who use their smartphones to send text messages have what's referred to as a "texting rhythm" that's detectable upon evaluation of their brains. The new study shows that texting can actually change a human's brain waves.
Fri, 07/01/2016 - 12:34 — Nic Denholm
If you're a business owner, the fact that 84 percent of millennials act on mobile push notifications is something to definitely capitalize on...and quick. The location-based mobile platform Retale commissioned a study on the subject in September of 2015, which polled 500 millennial adult men and women age 18-34 years old all over the United States.
Thu, 06/30/2016 - 12:26 — Nic Denholm
Sat, 06/25/2016 - 11:58 — Nic Denholm
Fri, 06/24/2016 - 11:56 — Nic Denholm
Thu, 06/23/2016 - 08:52 — Nic Denholm
Data collected from multiple recent studies show that SMS messages can help smokers kick their habits. Research focused on smokers receiving encouraging messages like "Be strong" and "You can do it!" revealed that these text interventions are helpful in getting smokers to abstain.
Wed, 06/22/2016 - 08:50 — Jeremy Pollack
Android mobile device users in the UK have a serious potential problem to deal with: Marcher malware. Marcher is a destructive piece of malware that steals banking usernames and passwords, and cybercriminals are using it to steal phone users' private information.
Fri, 06/17/2016 - 09:21 — PJ Murray
The Joint Commission text message ban has now been lifted. The Joint Commission - the largest healthcare accreditation body in the United States - announced last month that it will start allowing physicians to make patient orders via text message. The move is a huge victory for MHealth advocates.
Thu, 06/16/2016 - 03:03 — PJ Murray
Today's young adults aren't letting go of their phones so much as letting go of the idea of talking on their phones. That's the growing takeaway from many recent reports that suggest millennials believe texting is more efficient than talking. Multiple Studies Show Gen Y Prefers Texts
Wed, 06/15/2016 - 02:41 — PJ Murray
In recent years and months, mobile payment systems such as Android Pay, Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay, have been ramping up, giving merchants ample choices. The consumer demand for mobile wallets is on the rise, and for good reason. For merchants of all types, from small mom-and-pop stores to Fortune 500 companies, mobile wallets can boost revenue and reduce operating costs substantially.
Tue, 06/14/2016 - 02:40 — PJ Murray
Wed, 06/08/2016 - 03:05 — PJ Murray
Each year, nearly 800,000 people experience a new or recurrent stroke—an attack on the brain caused by a loss of blood flow, which can result in disabilities such as memory loss, speech impairment, and limited mobility.
Tue, 06/07/2016 - 04:57 — Nic Denholm
The role of mobile in microfinancing appears to be growing, which isn't particularly shocking. Mobile finance solutions are increasing in popularity due to the ability to perform banking actions with the mere touch or swipe of a smartphone, and many microfinance institutions have implemented m-banking platforms to reduce costs, improve customer service, and extend their reach in rural areas.
Mon, 06/06/2016 - 04:40 — PJ Murray
SMS mobile marketing campaigns are now an essential part of marketing strategies, as they offer an inexpensive and highly effective way to engage with target audiences. They also allow real-time marketing messages to be sent to the target market and those messages are read quickly, especially compared to email. Let's look at why SMS is such an excellent option for reaching customers and how to ensure you're getting the results you want: Permission-Based
Sun, 06/05/2016 - 03:54 — PJ Murray
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MDOT) and other "next generation" government agencies are leveraging mobile technology to save taxpayers serious sums of money. Government agencies are notorious for wasteful spending, but various departments of transportation are taking cues from the Jefferson City, MO, location, as it's become the model and standard for saving taxpayers millions via new technologies. Mobile Maps
Sat, 06/04/2016 - 03:50 — PJ Murray
According to a recent study, worldwide shipments of healthcare wearables will nudge 100 million by 2021, increasing the market's value to $17.6 billion. If the forecast proves accurate, it will represent a staggering 135% annual growth rate.
Wed, 06/01/2016 - 04:11 — PJ Murray
These days, everyone is talking about mobile strategy. However, according to a new survey published by Sitecore and Vanson Bourne, most brands don't think they're prepared to effectively market via mobile. So what, then, is everyone really talking about? Missing the Mobile Mark The mobile conversation lit up back when mobile usage surpassed that of desktop computers. Suddenly, everyone was paying attention to what people were doing on their phones.
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Google didn't delete all Street View Wi-Fi data
Google has failed to follow ICO instructions to delete all of its UK Street View data
Google has failed to obey an order to delete all the UK data it collected using the Street View camera cars.
Two years ago, Google admitted that it had collected snippets of passwords, email and other data while sniffing for Wi-Fi connections. The Information Commissioner's Office eventually found the company in breach of the Data Protection Act, saying it must submit to an audit and delete all the data.
Earlier this spring, the US FCC released its own report into the debacle, and as part of the ICO's still-running probe into revelations from the US regulator's investigation, the ICO asked Google to confirm that it had in fact deleted all the UK data. Google's global privacy counsel Peter Fleischer said it had.
Today Fleischer wrote to the ICO to admit the firm still held "a small portion of payload data", discovered as it re-scanned Street View storage disks.
The ICO will examine the data before Google finally deletes it, in order to "subject it to forensic analysis before deciding on the necessary course of action". It chose not to fine Google for the initial privacy intrusion, and months later is still investigating data revealed in the course of the FCC investigation.
"The fact that some of this information still exists appears to breach the undertaking to the ICO signed by Google in November 2010," the ICO said. "The ICO is clear that this information should never have been collected in the first place and the company's failure to secure its deletion as promised is cause for concern."
Google failed to delete data from other countries as well as the UK, and the ICO is in talks with other regulators in the EU "to coordinate the response to this development".
While those sound like strong words, the ICO's head of enforcement Steve Eckersley wrote in his reply to Google that he was "grateful" for the information about the data, adding: "I welcome your commitment to continued cooperation with the ICO on this matter."


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Dojo: Pärnu Aikidoclub Singitai
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Posts: 322
Re: Aikido vs. Escrima/Kali
Okay here it comes:
1. Instill a clear mindedness during a crisis.
: it is not clear which crisis Dustin Meant. I understand it like... I mean... I used to make jo-kata in my head while at dentist's. It helped
But undoubtedly there are many various methods for the same purpose. None of them has to do with combat effectiveness is my point of view.
2. Develop the student's ability to use mushin.
: yes, I think that I understand that. Maybe doing kata helps oneself to learn to switch to "mushin" mode so it can also be "switched" during let's say physical confrontation or any other situation that needs concentration. But again is it kata specific? Does for example shadowboxing have the same purpose? Lifting weights? Meditation? I for example have found that I am able to enter the "no mind" mindset when sparring. So it teaches me to switch AND is highly effective proven training method.
3. Help build unity between thought and action.
: what does not?
4. Provide a technical and physical foundation.
: Why does this need so many different and specific kata forms? Couldn't one just aquire the most basic form and then drill it against progressive resistance? I advocate "dry" training of technique for about 15 minutes max. Not YEARS like in perfecting a kata.
5. Train large numbers of students rapidly to be battle ready.
: What is kata's value from combat point of view was the original main question. This is not an answer.
6. Discipline.
Well... how exactly?
7. Provide physical conditioning.
There are way more effective ways for conditioning.
8. Something else to perfect and meditate on as is the Japanese way.
Legit and undeniable point but has nothing to do with martial arts or self defence or physical capability per se.
Yes I know I have a rather cocky and arrogant style of writing but that's just me and should not affect the fact that I'm trying to be rational underneath. Also I hope that noone automatically thinks I'm a selfish and rigid punk who is not worth discussing with.
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Gaffney's Franklin rolls to victory at Friendship Speedway
Published: Sunday, September 8, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, September 9, 2013 at 1:14 a.m.
ELKIN, N.C. — Dennis "Rambo" Franklin of Gaffney used some controversy from a week before as motivation to claim a decisive $4,000 victory at Friendship Speedway Saturday night.
Franklin jumped to the lead at the first wave of the green, and led every lap of the 40-lap contest. In doing so, he claimed his seventh Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series victory of the 2013 season, and maintained his position on top of the series point standings.
Last weekend, following the tour event at Cherokee Speedway, Franklin was originally credited with a sixth-place finish. However, series officials decided later that he had actually gone a lap down during a pit stop, relegating him to 13th place.
"That lit a fire under us this week," Franklin said. "But besides that deal last week, life is really good right now. I am just proud of the job that my daddy (crew chief Dick Franklin) and the guys do on the car. They really put a stout piece under me, and all I have to do is drive it."
Franklin's winning advantage was about four car lengths over runner-up Steve Blackburn of Greensboro, N.C. Third place went to Johnny Pursley of Clover. Ricky Weeks and Tim Allen completed the top five.
The win was Franklin's first at Friendship Speedway.
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West Nile season is approaching and while Nebraska is expecting a drop in the number of cases in that state, Western Colorado is bracing for more trouble.
Colorado last year led the nation in West Nile deaths with 61. Nebraska had 29 from the mosquito-borne illness.
In western Colorado, Mesa County is busily preparing for the coming mosquito season. Last week, two tones of granular larvicide were unloaded in the county. The pellets are designed to kill immature mosquitoes in the water.
The county is also stockpiling more than 30,000 larvicide briquettes for use in storm sewers and detention ponds to attack the insects, which carry the disease.
Earlier this year, Nebraska Chief Medical Officer Dr. Richard Raymond told his state Legislature that based on historical trends, the number of human cases should decrease in Nebraska this year.
He says birds carrying the virus are becoming increasingly immune to it. He says that, coupled with the increase in prevention measures being taken by people, will contribute to the decline.
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The statute of limitations in Pennsylvania is 2 years from when you knew you were injured or from when you reasonably should have discovered the injury based upon the signs and symptoms associated with the injury. I believe that you would have a difficult time convincing a jury that you were not aware that somethinfg was wrong for the last 12 years. However, every case is different and you should consult with a local attorney specializing in medical malpractice cases.
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I would say from the facts you set forth, no.
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Today's crochet is not just about Kleenex box covers and granny squares. With all the wonderful and exciting new yarns and the fabulous new books and patterns, crochet has something to offer to everyone...even you knitters, spinners, and weavers out there! Not only is crochet fun to learn and faster than knitting, it is very hot in the fashion industry right now. With four basic stitches you can make an infinite variety of projects in a short period of time. In this class you will learn not only the basic crochet stitches and edgings, but you will also learn about gauge, yarn weights and correlating hooks, crochet tools, and reading basic crochet directions. Crochet is invaluable as an embellishment for knitted or woven projects, so come and join us to see what crochet can do for you! A size G/6 hook and a single skein of yarn will be provided to get you started.
Skill Level: Beginner
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Dates: Tuesdays, July 9, 16, 23, 30, August 6, 13
Time: 6 – 8 pm
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•5 skeins Tahki Yarns Cotton Classic in 4 colors - please choose colors that coordinate with your kitchen since most of our projects are kitchen friendly. Do not choose, black, navy blue, or white, please, as you will be unable to see the stitches in these colors.
• Crochet hooks in sizes F, H and I (you may not use them all, but if you are a tight or loose crocheter, you may need to go up or down a size)
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Definition of performance in English:
1An act of staging or presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment: Don Giovanni had its first performance in 1787
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- It is dedicated to presenting concerts and performances with a meaning.
- The show follows the traditional plot of the fairytale story but with plenty of comedy and slapstick to keep the crowds entertained for both evening and matinee performances.
- There, pageants and performances could be presented against the authentic background of Clifford's Tower and the Castle Museum buildings.
show, production, showing, presentation, staging;
concert, recital
informal gig
1.1A person's rendering of a dramatic role, song, or piece of music: Bailey gives a sound performance as the doctor
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- Highly stylized dramatic performances were accompanied by music.
- It also includes songs and live music performances, although the core of the show is still the Irish folk dance.
- I would like to thank the young people who worked to put on a wonderful performance of Sound of Music at the Wyvern.
rendition, rendering, interpretation, reading, playing, acting, representation
1.2 [in singular] informal A display of exaggerated behavior or a process involving a great deal of unnecessary time and effort; a fuss: he stopped to tie his shoe and seemed to be making quite a performance of it
fuss, production, palaver, scene, business, pantomime
informal song and dance, big deal, to-do, hoo-ha
2The action or process of carrying out or accomplishing an action, task, or function: the continual performance of a single task reduces a man to the level of a machine
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- Judicial immunity promotes independence by allowing the fearless performance of the judicial function.
- It is addressing a different realm of discourse, namely, performance of judicial functions.
- How do you say it impairs their performance of their functions as judges?
carrying out, execution, discharge, accomplishment, completion, fulfillment, dispatch, implementation
formal effectuation
2.1An action, task, or operation, seen in terms of how successfully it was performed: pay increases are now being linked more closely to performance a dynamic performance by Davis
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- Can the people afford to trust the group with its record of failure in terms of performance and financial management?
- Dublin remains a divided city in terms of academic performance.
- I will measure performance in terms of achievement at the top line taking into account how much money we put behind the brands.
2.2The capabilities of a machine, vehicle, or product, especially when observed under particular conditions: the hardware is put through tests that assess the performance of the processor
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- Not if you were raised on a steady diet of hot rods, muscle cars and performance vehicles.
- The machines sharing the work usually come to have different performance capabilities.
- The operator can notice changes in machine performance and handling to some degree.
functioning, working, operation, running, behavior, capabilities, capability, capacity, power, potential
2.3The extent to which an investment is profitable, especially in relation to other investments.
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- Investment performance is dependent on fund managers making good decisions consistently.
- Returns also vary with the investment performance of the financial experts managing the funds.
2.4 (also linguistic performance) Linguistics An individual's use of a language, i.e., what a speaker actually says, including hesitations, false starts, and errors. Often contrasted with competence.
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- The notion is intended to replace his dichotomy of competence and performance.
Words that rhyme with performanceconformance, outperformance
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Penguin Studies LbNA # 7421
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|Last Found
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|Hike Distance
Last reported: May 2004
This letterbox was placed just after I found my 100th letterbox. I wanted to commerate the occasion and happened to have this box in my bag. It was carved during my daughter's study of penguins. It's a very cute stamp, one of my better ones if I do say so myself. Rumour has it there's a very "crappy stamp" in the area, which I didn't know until I got home of course.
This is about a one mile round trip hike from the trail head. If you combine it with the Goofy Pub Names series it's about a 2 mile hike with enough vertical climb to make my 4 year old cry nay enough. The trail is narrow in some areas so not very stroller friendly.
DIRECTIONS: From NW 23rd and Lovejoy, head West up Lovejoy. This will
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Upper Macleay Park on the right-hand side. There is a stone sign that
says "Macleay Park". This and the next driveway are the parking area
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Head across the street to the trailhead for the Wildwood Trail. Take the Wildwood trail until it intersects the Cumberland Trail. Walk down the Cumberland Trail until you find a bench to sit upon. Behind the bench there are several trees. The one that hides this letterbox is about 20 feet behind the bench and the box is tucked between and upright tree and a fallen log.
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Health leaders are warning pet owners about the dangers of rabies, and how easy it is to get into you home.
A bite can happen at any time of day, and can infect any animal.
This year in Virginia a bear, cow, horses, even beavers tested positive for rabies. Two cases were reported in Pittsylvania County before August.
"Just this week two more cases were confirmed in Pittsylvania County, one in Gretna, and another in Ringgold. Both in neighborhoods with families that have pets.
"We as Americans take it for granted," said Dan Richardson, the Environmental Health Manger with the Danville and Pittsylvania County health departments.
"We don't think of it because you rarely hear an American dying of rabies," Richardson said. "For all intense and purposes, it's still fatal once you contract it."
He says rabies is more serious and more frequent than you think.
"Rabies is out there. It's still out there, it's still epidemic in skunks and raccoons, and it poses a significant public health risk,"
The department lets not only media, but also local and state leaders know about every confirmed rabid animal in Pittsylvania County. It's the only county in our region that puts out regular notices when animals test positive.
Richardson and his team make it clear keep your pets vaccinated and stay away from wild animals.
"It's transmitted by a bite. So an animal that that becomes vicious will then go around snapping at the air or flies for anything and if it can find another animal to bite, that's what it's going to do," Richardson said.
He also says don't be afraid to call if you think your pet has been effected. They want to help.
There have been 331 reported cases of rabies in Virginia just this year.
Fairfax County has the most animals test positive for the disease and in our are Roanoke City has the most reported cases so far this year.
To see the full list and where your hometown ranks, click here to go to the Health Department's recent reports.


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Carrollton based plastic shopping bag plant pushes recycling
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - House and Senate negotiators on Monday reached a bipartisan agreement on the long-overdue U.S. farm bill that ends a pricy direct subsidy to farmers while expanding government-backed crop insurance programs, and trims spending on food stamps for poor Americans by about one percent.
"We've got a bill that makes sense, works for farmers and ranchers and consumers and families that need help, and protects our land and water and our wildlife," Debbie Stabenow, chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, told Reuters.
The Michigan Democrat said she was optimistic that the bill would pass both chambers of Congress.
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Top Ten Tips to Increase Your Total Tomato Intake
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Tomatoes are a natural source of lycopene. Lycopene is an antioxidant which may have health benefits. Here are a just a few suggestions for incorporating more tomatoes into your daily diet:
- Substitute "OJ" (orange juice) with "TJ" (tomato juice) three or four mornings per week.
- Add canned organic tomatoes to your favorite ingredients for omelets, frittatas or quiches.
- Add organic salsa to scrambled eggs for a breakfast dish with a Mexican flair.
- Warm up during the fall and winter months with a good, old-fashioned bowl of tomato soup.
- Add heaping amounts of organic crushed tomatoes to your favorite toppings on a baked potato.
- Use canned organic diced tomatoes in your favorite bruschetta recipes.
- Add canned organic tomato paste to your gravies for a richer, thicker sauce.
- Replace fat-heavy dips and potato chips with baked tortilla chips and salsa.
- Use canned organic whole tomatoes and tomato paste in your tomato-based pasta sauces.
- Eat more processed tomato products like spaghetti sauce and canned tomatoes. Processed tomatoes have a higher lycopene content than fresh tomatoes.


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Ticket #498 (closed task: fixed)
New Mailing List
|Reported by:
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|lmacken, jcollie
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Spin SIG is starting it's work and will engage in a lot of work as well as parties that form/distribute Fedora derivatives. fedora-devel is just too high traffic
I'm not sure what naming standards apply, but we would want to keep it as "open" as possible;
- fedora-spins-list (fits the SIGs name)
- fedora-derivatives-list (too suggestive maybe)
Change History
comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by sundaram
Personally, I just prefer fedora-derivatives-list since it provides a forum for communication between Fedora derivatives (a large number) and I think that is critically important.
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by lmacken
- Owner changed from nobody to sysadmin-hosted-members@…
- Component changed from General to Hosted Projects
+1 for fedora-spins-list.
This looks like it is blocking the SpinSubmissionProcess, so we should probably make a decision and run with it.
comment:4 follow-up: ↓ 5 Changed 8 years ago by jcollie
- Cc jcollie added
- Owner changed from sysadmin-hosted-members@… to nobody
- Component changed from Hosted Projects to General
1: Down with '-list'! 2: Since this isn't for a hosted project it should be on the lists.fedoraproject.org mailing list server.
comment:5 in reply to: ↑ 4 ; follow-up: ↓ 6 Changed 8 years ago by kanarip
Replying to jcollie:
1: Down with '-list'!
So that'd make it fedora-spins@…?
comment:6 in reply to: ↑ 5 Changed 8 years ago by jcollie
comment:9 Changed 8 years ago by jcollie
We're having a problem with the reply-to headers being munged by postfix. I don't have enough postfix-fu to fix the problem. I've verified that mailman is injecting the messages into the SMTP queues properly...
comment:10 Changed 8 years ago by mmcgrath
Are we sure its postfix changing the reply-to headers? That strikes me as odd.
comment:11 Changed 8 years ago by ricky
- Status changed from new to closed
- Resolution set to fixed
I think all of the mailing list issues have been worked out at this point, so I created the mailing list (you should get an email with the mailman info soon).


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Roughly a third of all American workers are contractors, temporary workers, self-employed, or some other kind of independent, or "contingent," worker. And that rate seems to be going up with every year.
Even though it's a smart bet to think that you might be on your own at some point in your career, lots of us act as if we'll always be doing more or less what we're doing now. But if and when you suddenly find yourself out of work — or your job description changes rapidly — it can be a major challenge to try to figure out at that point how to get your career moving again.
The consultant and writer Alexandra Levit, an old hand at working for herself and dealing with the challenges of being a contingent worker, has some advice to help traditional workers get comfortable with doing what it takes to be their own boss. It's mainly about building skills:
- Practice the all-hands-on-deck approach and hone transferable skills like marketing and finance by taking on independent projects for a different department, or for a volunteer group.
- Brand yourself as a contributor that any organization would love to hire. Create strong profiles on sites like LinkedIn and Facebook, and build an eye-catching Web site around your personal domain name. Learn about client recruitment and retention from other sales people and business owners, and incorporate their techniques.
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They never stop, they will keep trying to shove this down our throats until they get it through...
The impudent tyranny of Sen. Harry Reid
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada is proving once again the maxim that darkness hates the light.
Buried in his massive amendment to the Senate version of Obamacare is Reid's anti-democratic poison pill designed to prevent any future Congress from repealing the central feature of this monstrous legislation!
Beginning on page 1,000 of the measure, Section 3403 reads in part: "it shall not be in order in the Senate or the House of Representatives to consider any bill, resolution, amendment or conference report that would
repeal or otherwise change this subsection."
In other words, if President Barack Obama signs this measure into law, no future Senate or House will be able to change a single word of Section 3403, regardless whether future Americans or their representatives in Congress wish otherwise!!
Note that the subsection at issue here concerns the regulatory power of the Independent Medicare Advisory Board (IMAB) to "reduce the per capita rate of growth in Medicare spending."
That is precisely the kind of open-ended grant of regulatory power that effectively establishes the IMAB as the ultimate arbiter of the cost, quality and quantity of health care to be made available to the American
people. And Reid wants the decisions of this group of unelected federal bureaucrats to be untouchable for all time.
No wonder the majority leader tossed aside assurances that senators and the public would have at least 72 hours to study the text of the final Senate version of Obamacare before the critical vote on cloture. And no
wonder Reid was so desperate to rush his amendment through the Senate, even scheduling the key tally on it at 1 a.m., while America slept.
True to form, Reid wanted to keep his Section 3403 poison pill secret for as long as possible, just as he negotiated his bribes for the votes of Senators Mary Landrieu of Louisiana , Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Bernie Sanders of Vermont behind closed doors.
The final Orwellian touch in this subversion of democratic procedure is found in the ruling of the Reid-controlled Senate Parliamentarian that the
anti-repeal provision is not a change in Senate rules, but rather of Senate "procedures." Why is that significant?
Because for 200 years, changes in the Senate's standing rules have required approval by two-thirds of those voting, or 67 votes rather than the 60 Reid's amendment received.
Reid has flouted two centuries of standing Senate rules to pass a measure in the dead of night that no senator has read, and part of which can never be changed. If this is not tyranny, then what is?
A woman from Los Angeles , CA who was a tree hugger, a democrat, and an
Anti-hunter, purchased a piece of timberland, near Colville , WA .
There was a large tree on one of the highest points in the tract. She
Wanted a good view of the natural splendor of her land so she started to climb the
Big tree. As she neared the top she encountered a spotted owl that attacked
Her. In her haste to escape, the woman slid down the tree to the ground and
Got many splinters in her crotch. In considerable pain, she hurried to Mt.
Carmel ER to see a Doctor. She told him she was an environmentalist, a
Democrat, and an anti-hunter and how she came to get all the splinters. The
Doctor listened to her story with great patience and then told her to go
Wait in the examining room and he would see if he could help her. She sat
And waited three hours before the doctor reappeared. The angry woman
Demanded, What took you so long? He smiled and then told her "Well, I had
To get permits from the Environmental Protection Agency, the Forest
Service, and the Bureau of Land Management before I could remove old-growth timber
From a recreational area. I'm sorry, but they turned me down."
A handful of 7 year old children were asked 'What they thought of beer'.
Some interesting responses, but the last one is especially touching.
'I think beer must be good. My dad says the more beer he drinks the prettier my mom gets.'
--Tim, 7 years old
'Beer makes my dad sleepy and we get to watch what we want on television when he is asleep, so beer is nice. '
--Melanie, 7 years old
'My Mom and Dad both like beer. My Mom gets funny when she drinks it and takes her top off at parties, but Dad doesn't think this is very funny.'
--Grady, 7 years old
''My Mom and Dad talk funny when they drink beer and the more they drink the more they give kisses to each other, which is a good thing.'
--Toby, 7 year old
'My Dad gets funny on beer. He is funny. He also wets his pants sometimes, so he shouldn't have too much.
--Sarah, 7 years old
'My Dad loves beer. The more he drinks, the better he dances. One time he danced right into the pool.'
--Lilly, 7 years old
'I don't like beer very much. Every time Dad drinks it, he burns the sausages on the barbecue and they taste disgusting.'
--Ethan, 7 years old
'I give Dad's beer to the dog and he goes to sleep.'
--Shirley, 7 years old
'My Mom drinks beer and she says silly things and picks on my father.. Whenever she drinks beer she yells at Dad and tells him to go bury his bone down the street again, but that doesn't make any sense.'
--Jack, 7 years
Proving once again how stupid policies come about when the Federal Government joins forces with the environmental whackos.
The Sierra Club and the U.S. Forest Service were presenting an alternative to Wyoming ranchers for controlling the coyote population. It seems that after years of the ranchers using the tried and true methods of shooting and/or trapping the predators, the tree-huggers had a 'more humane' solution.
What they proposed was for the animals to be captured alive. The males would then be castrated and let loose again. The females would be "fixed" at the same time. Therefore the population would be controlled.
This was ACTUALLY proposed to the Wyoming
Wool and Sheep Grower's Association by the Sierra Club
And the US Forest Service.
All of the ranchers thought about this amazing idea for a couple of minutes. Finally, and old guy in the back of the conference room stood up, tipped his hat back and said: "Son, I don't think you understand our problem. Those coyotes ain't f @#%ing our sheep - they're eatin' 'em!"
You should have been there to hear the roar of laughter..
Irish are the Best!
Six retired Irishmen were playing poker in O'Leary's apartment when Paddy Murphy loses $500 on a single hand, clutches his chest, and drops dead at the table. Showing respect for their fallen brother, the other five continue playing standing up.
Michael O'Connor looks around and asks, 'Oh, me boys, someone got's to tell Paddy's wife.. Who will it be?'
They draw straws. Paul Gallagher picks the short one. They tell him to be discreet, be gentle, don't make a bad situation any worse.
'Discreet??? I'm the most discreet Irishmen you'll ever meet. Discretion is me middle name. Leave it to me.'
Gallagher goes over to Murphy's house and knocks on the door. Mrs. Murphy answers, and asks what he wants.
Gallagher declares, 'Your husband just lost $500, and is afraid to come home.'
'Tell him to drop dead!', says Murphy's wife..
'I'll go tell him.' says Gallagher.
Into a Belfast pub comes Paddy Murphy, looking like he'd just been run over by a train. His arm is in a sling, his nose is broken, his face is cut, and bruised, and he's walking with a limp.
'What happened to you?' asks Sean, the bartender.
'Micheal O'Connor and me had a fight,' says Paddy.
'That little O'Connor,' says Sean, 'He couldn't do that to you, he must have had something in his hand.'
'That he did,' says Paddy, 'a shovel is what he had, and a terrible lickin' he gave me with it.'
'Well,' says Sean, 'you should have defended yourself. Didn't you have something in your hand?'
That I did,' said Paddy, 'Mrs. O'Connor's breast, and a thing of beauty it was; but useless in a fight.'
An Irishman who had a little too much to drink is driving home from the city one night and, of course, his car is weaving violently all over the road.
A cop pulls him over. 'So,' says the cop to the driver, 'where have ya been?'
'Why, I've been to the pub of course,' slurs the drunk.
'Well,' says the cop, 'it looks like you've had quite a few to drink this evening.'
'I did all right,' the drunk says with a smile.
'Did you know,' says the cop, standing straight, and folding his arms across his chest, 'that a few intersections back, your wife fell out of your car?'
'Oh, thank heavens,' sighs the drunk. 'for a minute there, I thought I'd gone deaf.'
Mary Clancy goes up to Father O'Grady after his Sunday morning service, and she's in tears.
He says, 'So what's bothering you, Mary my dear?'
She says, 'Oh, Father, I've got terrible news. My husband passed away last night.'
The priest says, 'Oh, Mary, that's terrible. Tell me, Mary, did he have any last requests?'
She says, 'That he did, Father.'
The priest says, 'What did he ask, Mary?'
She says, 'He said, Please Mary, put down that damn gun....'
A drunk staggers into a Catholic Church, enters a confessional booth, sits down, but says nothing.
The Priest coughs a few times to get his attention, but the drunk continues to sit there.
Finally, the Priest pounds three times on the wall.
The drunk mumbles, 'Ain't no use knockin, there's no paper on this side either.
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This is like kids playing tag with a no tag-back rule. It's not even remotely constitutional. But the sad fact is that most GOP know that if this travesty passes, it will be hard to repeal because entitlements are very difficult to repeal because there's a large segment of the US electorate who may say they don't want free shit from the government as an ego boast to others who will lap this shit up like a dog eating crap once its available.
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You lost ...........get over it
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Actually, we all lost. You're just too fuckin' stupid to figure that out. While the democrats were guaranteeing us a $12 trillion national debt, the US quietly lost its AAA bond rating. That means US taxpayers will be paying even more interest on an already enormous and now insurmountable debt. Just what part of "it's too fucking expensive" do fucking retards like you not understand?
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GW made that happen, What did he do with Clinton's surplus? Bought never ending useless war. You sir are a reagan murdering racist cock sucker,...probably a christian kid fucker, or at least a woman beating repressed fag..it's over and YOU lose We still have our home I still shoot my guns and all of my grandparents are still alive and now I will finally have health care I have never had.
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You think you're going to shoot your guns when some HHS study says that GSWs are costing too much? They'll charge you $10,000 for every gun you have per year. Your rights aren't being taken away. You just won't be wealthy enough to keep them. You think I'll keep my home if I get laid off because my company moved overseas to a more tax friendly place? You're a fucking moron. Get a goddamn clue shitbird. You're not getting health care. You're being force to buy health insurance. If More..
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Im surprised no one brought this up>I got an email about it a few days ago,and thought for sure this cant be right.Dont have a worry,it will be challenged as unconstitutional.And unconstitutional it is.
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Reid and Palosi will be unemployed after November,..lol
no doubt in my mind,..they screwed up big time .
she will be working as a maid at a motel 6 by 2011,..
and Reid will be a garbage man,..he seems to dwell in it anyways,..;)
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For certain Reid will be. Pelosi comes from the San Fran area, and that is about as ass backward, liberal bunch of cock suckers as you can find.
So I'm not so sure of her, but if the dems lose the majority in the House in November she'll lose most of her power.
And that alone should be enough for people to sweep away dems from the House. Seriously, this bitch is the second person in line should the president choke on a hairball.
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Just remember that no matter how bad it gets for you and how bad you feel, ....just remember there is a poor SOB out there some where named Mr. Pelosi.
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What a crock of shit. There's no legislation that can't be overturned in the future.
Loosen up the chin strap on your tinfoil helmet a little.
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Wasn't income tax only a temporary thing to help our countries during WWII?
What services do our governments really offer anymore anyhow? A bit of health care and old age pensions?
Okay bring your new federally mandated healthcare plan but scrap income tax altogether.Raise the price of gas,booze and smokes a few bucks each and that can pay for Social Security and a few truly needy welfare recipients.
Drastic times call for drastic measures and every working family is taxed to death.
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A little fact, The government already makes more off taxing smokes than the manufacture makes producing it......
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he can't he's scared of brown people and has the logic of palin.
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You obviously have never had to sit in a public health office before.
They are getting better depending where you live but in the mountains of Virginia and in the inner cities it's a nightmare.
I know you think they are all just ignorant welfare suckers,..but I will take on a tax of 20% of everthing I make never to see babies and old people go through that again,..you should know canook.
Remeber 70% of welfare goes to corperations not poor people.You didn't mind that,and here it keeps the More..
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219 votes. Done.
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Did the Republic died?
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Great, now where the hell do I go to apply?
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"What now?
So, where do we go from here? First, we must remember that elections have consequences. Years of big government "compassionate" conservatism culminated in the speakership of Nancy Pelosi and the election of the most left-wing president in American history.
The fact that we conservatives were able to fend off this health-care monster for so long is amazing. But the reality is, until true constitutional conservatives recapture Congress, the growth of government an More..
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bushies passed bills raping our freedom every other month on a sunday night,...now it's your turn.
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its ok its called over throw the oppressive government, "when the people fear the government its oppression, when the government fears the people its liberty. It is our civic duty to protect our rights... people need to wake up and smell the bullshit in this country....
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A Precure Fairy Amanda found injured shortly after her Heart Perfume was destroyed
Summary: A shy figure, Lacey wants to become a great fairy like Aurora, Chestnut and the other mascots. Despite that, she loves fashion, and often suggests what Amanda should wear in her idol performances and suggesting new outfits to her friends. However, her fashion sense isn't the best, and she's still very childish. She can also be very senstive, bursting into tears if one of her fashion ideas is rejected.
aw, it's cute
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Oscar Pistorius Granted Bail
Judge rules he can't leave district, can't go home, must turn in any guns he owns
Published: Friday, February 22, 2013 at 10:09 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 22, 2013 at 10:09 a.m.
PRETORIA, South Africa | Oscar Pistorius was granted bail Friday, paving the way for him to be freed from custody pending his trial in the Valentine's Day shooting death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
Pistorius' family members and supporters shouted "Yes!" when Chief Magistrate Desmond Nair made his decision after a near two-hour explanation of his ruling.
Nair set the bail at 1 million rand ($113,000), with $11,300 in cash and proof that the rest is available. The magistrate said Pistorius must hand over his passports and also turn in any other guns that he owns. Pistorius also cannot leave the district of Pretoria without the permission of his probation officer, Nair said.
The double-amputee Olympian's next court appearance was set for June 4.
The magistrate also ruled that he could not return to his home, where the killing of Steenkamp took place.
Nair made the ruling after four days of arguments from prosecution and defense in Pistorius' bail hearing.
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Nice work!
re. Scented Yarns: in a world with so many people sensitive to fragrances and the like, I was absolutely STUNNED a few months ago to walk by the cotton yarns and smell...something. I thought maybe a woman wearing perfume had just walked by, leaving a cloud of scent behind her, and that it would dissipate momentarily. (I get respiratory seizures--can't breathe in *or* out--when exposed to artificial scent; it's the chemicals used to make them.)
But no such dissipation/evaporation took place. I went carefully down the aisle of yarns and discovered that it was actually the
giving off the scent.
If you're keeping these for yourself, enjoy them! But if you plan to give any as gifts, sleuth out whether the intended recipient(s) are sensitive to fragrances, esp. artificial ones.
Great advice! I did realize the scented yarns may not be appropriate for some people but it didn't seem so bad in the store. I, myself, have a sensitivity to perfumes and such. I'm not sure what I was thinking.
I sent all of the cloths in the pictures to my mom in Louisiana. I put the scented ones in separate sealed baggies, doubled. I think she will be ok with them, but I did provide a warning. Really the VB is the one that just kills me. I know the scents do fade, so I may just tolerate it the remainder of the yarn to knit a few of my own cloths and wash them several times to see if I can lighten it.
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OpenJDK6 Repositories!
By kto on Dec 08, 2008
I see it! It actually exists! Yes Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus!
Actually that's a whale we saw in Alaska this summer. No I'm not trying to insult Santa. ;\^)
Seriously, we have our first cut at generated OpenJDK6 repositories:
You can browse all 7 repositories:
- Top Repository (forest root): http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6
- Jdk Repository: http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6/jdk
- Hotspot Repository http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6/hotspot
- Langtools Repository: http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6/langtools
- Corba Repository: http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6/corba
- Jaxp Repository: http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6/jaxp
- Jaxws Repository http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6/jaxws
Or you can clone them, or do a forest clone to get the entire forest:
hg fclone http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk6/jdk6 yourjdk6(See the OpenJDK Developer Guide for more information on how to setup Mercurial and the forest extension).
A few important notes:
- These should be treated as experimental and read-only, official ones should be next week
They should match the contents of the OpenJDK6 source bundles, except:
- No control directory, these files are in the top repository now
- Previously you had to 'cd control/make && gnumake', now just 'cd . && gnumake'
- README-builds.html is in the top repository, it's movement has created a little confusion in the changesets, ultimately we will have one copy.
- Contributed changes should be documented in the changeset comments, if the contribution information is missing please let me know
- These repositories were created from the TeamWare workspaces and a set of patches and documentation on those patches, we may have to re-create them. If we re-create repositories again, the old ones will not be related to the new ones. So any changesets you create with your clones should be viewed as temporary until the final repositories are put in place.
- The hotspot repository may be completely replaced when we upgrade to HS14, so when that happens you may need to re-clone the hotspot repository.
Please let me know if you see anything wrong with these repositories.
The target date for official repositories is next week, once it is official we can add more changesets to correct problems, but we can't go back and change the changesets already created.


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The search continues in Jackson for a missing man.
Larry Thomas was last seen Tuesday when the 61-year-old went fishing on the Ross Barnett Reservoir in Jackson.
His empty boat was found circling in the reservoir later that afternoon.
Crews will continue to search that area.
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The Czech Republic's Energy Regulatory Office has asked the European Commission to review proposed changes to the country's energy legislation, a spokesman for the regulator said on Wednesday. The Energy Regulatory Office believes the proposal, tabled by Social Democrat MP Milan Urban), is in breach with EU law as it could establish unequal conditions for participants in the energy market. Mr Urban rejected these claims, and said his amendment sought to overhaul the structure of the regulator and reform the methods of price-setting decisions.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is in Prague within her post Brexit
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to debate the migrant crisis, the future of the EU after Brexit, and
bilateral cooperation in the field of science and research. On the divisive
issue of migration, the chancellor said there were principal issues on
which the two sides were in agreement, such as the need to enforce the
protection of the EU's outer borders and the need to address the primary
cause of the migrant crisis. Prague remains opposed to the concept of
mandatory quotas, but Prime Minister Sobotka stressed that the existing
differences did not mean that the two sides were not prepared to
communicate and address them.
On another hot international issue, the German chancellor and Czech Prime minister rejected calls for an end to the EU sanctions against Russia, advocated among others by Czech President Milos Zeman. Chancellor Merkel said the lifting of sanctions could only come with progress in fulfilling the Minsk agreement, which was clearly not happening. Prime Minister Sobotka said the conditions under which the sanctions could be modified or lifted had been made clear from the outset and until they had been met there was no point in debating the issue.
The German Chancellor later met with President Milos Zeman, a fierce opponent of migration, who strongly rejected the idea of mandatory quotas, arguing that since it was Germany which had issued an open invitation to millions of migrants the country should take responsibility for them and not foist them on others.
At the close of her visit the chancellor attended a dinner given in her honour at Prague's Lichtenstein Palace.
Security incident during German Chancellor's visit
Chancellor Merkel's visit to Prague was marked by a security incident in which an unknown driver tried to force his way into the motorcade carrying the German delegation, Czech Radio reported. A spokesman for the police presidium confirmed the incident, but said that due to fast action on the part of the police the chancellor's safety was not threatened and the man was arrested before he could do any harm.
Chancellor Merkel's visit to Prague marked by protests
The German Chancellor's visit to Prague is marked by street protests. Around two hundred demonstrators gathered outside the Office of the Government to watch her arrive on Thursday, blowing whistles and holding up slogans reading "Away with Merkel, Away with Islam" or "Merkel is killing Europe". Some of the protesters exchanged verbal insults with the dozen or so Merkel supporters who also arrived on the scene. Police are out in force to maintain order. The chancellor, who was an extremely popular politician in Prague ahead of the migrant crisis, was led in through a back door so as to avoid coming into direct contact with the crowd.
Senate in support of water retention measures in Šumava National Park
The Senate has come out in support of a petition by South Bohemian citizens who would like to see Parliament give legislative approval to interventions in the Šumava National Park which would improve water retention in the region. The locals claim Šumava forests are drying out as a result of increasing periods of drought and the present non-intervention policy in parts of the nature reserve is doing immense harm to the countryside. An amendment to the law on Nature protection, which deals with this issue, is currently being debated in the lower house. The Environment Ministry is pushing for close to half of the Šumava National Park to be declared a "non-intervention" zone.
Ostrava court starts bankruptcy proceedings against Vitkovice Power Engineering
The regional court in Ostrava has started bankruptcy proceedings against the company Vitkovice Power Engineering. Creditors have two months in which to file claims. According to earlier reports the company owes close to two billion crowns to over 700 creditors. The company filed for "reorganization" bankruptcy last week in what many see as an attempt of the mother company Vitkovice to retain some control over the bankruptcy proceedings.
Over 900 Czech sights to open within European Heritage Days
More than 900 heritage sights in 150 Czech towns and villages will open to the public free of charge within the European Heritage Days held September 3-11, the ctk news agency says.The European Heritage Days traditionally offer access to architectonic and archaeological sights, sacral buildings as well as museums, galleries, libraries in 48 European countries. In the Czech Republic, not only official cultural heritage sites, but also many private and public buildings, such as town halls, courts, church institutions, schools and residential houses, which are normally not accessible, will open their doors to the public in the course of that week.
President Zeman says Czech Republic should call for end to EU sanctions against Russia
The Czech Republic should join the states that are proposing a withdrawal of EU sanctions against Russia, President Miloš Zeman said at the opening of an agricultural goods fair in České Budějovice. The president argued that the sanctions had benefitted no one and were damaging both Czech farmers and the Czech industry. The sanctions are a sign of helplessness on the part of the EU and if our politicians want to help the agricultural sector they should take a clear stand in support of the states that propose a withdrawal of the EU sanctions, Zeman said. He pointed out that the French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron and the German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier had openly argued in favour of withdrawing the sanctions. The chairman of the Senate Milan Štech said he would address an appeal for the sanctions to be withdrawn to German Chancellor Merkel during her visit to Prague.
Senate approves small alcohol tolerance limit for cyclists
The Senate has approved a proposed amendment to the law which would change the present zero alcohol tolerance for cyclists in the Czech Republic to a small amount of alcohol permitted. The proposal is based on the current norm in Austria which allows a blood alcohol level of up to 0.8 milliliters, the second most benevolent norm in Europe after Germany. This roughly corresponds to two or three beers or two glasses of wine. The proposed amendment was drafted on the grounds of a petition from close to 5,000 bikers. It will now be debated in the lower house. The Transport Ministry is vehemently opposed to the proposed change on the grounds that it would significantly decrease road safety.
Eastern part of Prague to have water cut for four days
The eastern parts of Prague are set to undergo one of the biggest shutdowns of the municipal water system in years, due to an extensive renovation of a water main. The water was shut down on Thursday morning and water will not flow until August 29. The outage will affect some 17,000 residents in the eastern part of Prague as well as some villages outside the city limits. The Prague Water Supply and Sewerage Company has placed fifty water tanks in the streets but also advised people to stock up on water.
Missing Czech woman found in New Zealand after four weeks
A Czech woman who was lost in a remote area of New Zealand for a month has been found alive in an unattended warden's cabin, New Zealand media reported on Thursday. The woman and her partner had set out to hike the Routeburn Track, which winds through the mountains in the South Island. According to police the couple set on the trail on 26 July and the man fell down a steep slope on 28 July. The woman said she climbed down the slope and reached him but he died shortly afterwards. She had been taken to hospital for assessment and was in good health.


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International Space Station (ISS)
The orbit of ISS, with a perigee of 278 km (173 mi), apogee of 460 km (286 mi), and inclination of 51.6°, allows the station to be reached by the launch vehicles of all the international partners for delivery of crews, components, and supplies. The orbit also enables observations to be made of 85% of the globe and over-flight of 95% of Earth's population.
The ISS has 15 pressurized modules, including laboratories, living quarters, docking compartments, airlocks, and nodes.
HistoryIn 1984 President Ronald Reagan committed the United States to developing a permanently-occupied space station and, along with NASA, invited other countries to join the project. Within little more than a year, nine of ESA's 13 member countries had signed on, as had Canada and Japan.
In 1991 President George Bush (senior) and Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev agreed to joint Space Shuttle-Mir missions that would lay the groundwork for cooperative space station efforts. From 1993 to the present, NASA has had to contend with numerous cost overruns and tight federal space budgets, plus the tragic loss in 2003 of the Space Shuttle Columbia that have eroded the station's capabilities and delayed its completion. Nevertheless, by streamlining the program, simplifying the station's design, and negotiating barter and cost-sharing agreements with other nations, NASA and its international partners have made the ISS a reality.
On-orbit assembly of the station began on November 20, 1998, with the launch of the Russian-built Zarya control module, and is due for completion in 2010.
International contributionsAlthough the United States, through NASA, leads the ISS project, 15 other countries are involved in building and operating various parts of the station – Russia, Canada, Japan, Brazil, and 11 member nations of ESA (Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
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ISS components (in order of assembly)
Zarya ("Dawn") ModuleA 19,300-kg (42,250-lb), 12.6-m (41 ft.) long, 4.1-m (13 ft.) wide module, equipped with solar arrays and six nickel-cadmium batteries capable of generating an average of 3 kW of power, that provided early propulsion, power, fuel storage, and communication, and served as the rendezvous and docking port for Zvezda.
Zarya's construction was funded by NASA and undertaken in Moscow by Boeing and the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center. Following its launch, it was put through a series of tests before being commanded to fire its two large engines to climb to a circular orbit 386 km high. The module's engines and 36 steering jets had a six-ton reservoir of propellant to enable altitude and orientation changes. Its side docking ports are used by Russia's Soyuz piloted spacecraft and Progress remotely-controlled supply vehicles. As assembly progressed, Zarya's roles were assumed by other Station elements and it is now used primarily as a passageway, docking port and fuel storage site.
Unity Node 1The first American pressurized module of the ISS. Built at Marshall Space Flight Center, Unity provides six attachment ports, one on each of its sides, to which all future American modules will join. With two mating adaptors attached, it has a mass of 11,500 kg, a length of 10 m, and a diameter of 4.6 m.
Zvezda Service Module
Integrated Truss StructureAn American-supplied framework that serves as the backbone of the ISS and the mounting platform for most of the station's solar arrays. The truss also supports a mobile transporter that can be positioned for robotic assembly and maintenance operations and is the site of the Canadian Mobile Servicing System, a 16.8-m-long robot arm with 125-ton payload capability and mobile transporter which can be positioned along the truss for robotic assembly and maintenance operations.
Destiny Laboratory
Multi-Purpose Logistics ModulesEffectively the ISS's moving van. Built by the Italian Space Agency it allows the Space Shuttle to ferry experiments, supplies, and cargo back and forth during missions to the station.
Prelude to ISS: the Shuttle-Mir programBetween 1995 and 1998, nine Space Shuttle-Mir docking missions were flown and American astronauts stayed aboard Mir for lengthy periods. Nine Russian cosmonauts rode on the Shuttle and seven American astronauts spent a total of 32 months aboard Mir, with 28 months of continuous occupancy starting in March 1996. By contrast, it took the Shuttle fleet more than a dozen years and 60 flights to accumulate one year in orbit. Valuable experience was gained in training international crews, running an international space program, and meeting the challenges of long-duration spaceflight for mixed-nation astronauts and ground controllers. Dealing with the real-time challenges of the Shuttle-Mir missions also fostered in a new level of cooperation and trust between those working on the American and Russian space programs.
The ISS takes shapeConstruction of the ISS began in late 1998 and was originally projected to involve a total of 45 assembly missions, including 36 by the Shuttle, and numerous re-supply missions by unmanned Progress craft and rotations of Soyuz crew-return vehicles.
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I believe in a pretty simple set of things make a good teacher. If you're honest with yourself and your kids above all else, you're at least starting off right. Here are a few deeper details which drive my practice:
- Do what you teach
- Be what you expect your students to be
- Treat all views with discretion and respect
- Inquiry is key to a teacher's heart
- Be objective before emotional
- Learning is organic, anything synthetic will fade and crumble
- Reflect on practice, then share with someone you trust
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After receiving too numerous to count pieces of political garbage mail, I called the numbers on some of the garbage political mailings to have them discontinued from being sent to my mailing address.
These are from the two candidates running for the presidency running away with money on garbage mail. I feel the money could be put to better use with one item added to our income tax return statement filings.
There is one box that asks if the taxpayer would like to donate $1 to the political campaign to check the box. I would like to see a second box choice to check, one for the national deficit and one for the state, being able to check one or both. If both are checked, the dollar would be divided and each get fifty cents.
I am so sick of such wasted money. I work my household and if I can't pay cash I don't get anything without the means at hand. I do not own a credit card and I use direct deposits and auto-pay plans to save to use for things like my car or food.
Let's stop this political garbage filling up our landfills and costing us money because we don't have it to waste.
Romney nor Mandel have numbers to call them directly. The Obama number given told me to call the person that sent it. I had to use a lot of wasted, more than absolutely needed, cell minutes to make the calls.
Give us a break - put that box on the income tax return and see how fast the garbage mailings from the political parties cease.
What do other people think about these mailings and having a second box choice on tax returns?
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by Taner Edis
Prometheus, $29, ISBN 1573929778
Man has always been searching for proof or signs of the existence of a god (or gods). The tools vary from metaphysical philosophy, revelations in holy texts, creationism, intelligent design, the origins of the universe, quantum mysticism, twisting the laws of thermodynamics, faith healing, Gödel's Theorem, and mystical revelations. Edis tackles them all in this collection of essays and treats all those different 'proofs' with respect, pointing out their strong points, and then gently takes them apart. Only the metaphysical philosophers do not get this patient treatment.
Throughout the chapters he describes how the concept of a god has evolved. Miracles were demonstrations of a Higher Power and became breaches of the Natural Law. Bible analysis has caused a change in the concept of a personal God reigning from his throne, to a more vague entity. The 18th Century Enlightment shift from theism to deism was inspired by scientific discoveries.
The more physicists discover, the more the image of a traditional god evaporates and the more the organized religions have problems justifying their claims. If there is no one who observes, cares and meddles, no master plan, then there is not much need for religion any more, nor for a higher power to explain things that a random generator can explain as well. The recurring theme is that our world can best be explained by 'random accidents' and that we can very well live with that idea. The answer from the religious, claiming that there is no morality without religion, gets special attention in a chapter on the social animal, sociobiology, evolutionary ethics and evolutionary psychology. Advocates of intelligent design and cosmic design use the same arguments with the same flaws.
The chapter on Holy Writ treats of not only the Bible and the life of Jesus but also quite extensively looks at the Quran and the life of Mohammed. Edis describes how Jahweh evolves from a local thunder and lightning god, who had to compete with the other gods, to a chief of all gods and then to the only god. A Moabite text, in the same style as the Biblical, tells how they "slew the Israelites guided by their own gods" and then committed the same atrocities. The Bible is "not written as an account of the past but an instrument to get unconditional loyalty to Jahweh".
Traditional miracles are waning and replaced by 'statistical miracles'. Edis deals with them in a chapter on parapsychology. The 'new miracles' are UFO abductions, OBE and NDE. That brings him to neuroscience, the function of the brain, the definition of consciousness, malfunctions of the brain, hallucinations, the mystics and other ways of 'knowing', and postmodern philosophy. The battle is to win society and that battle is not waged with scientific arguments. In his conclusions, Edis does not reject religion, instead arguing that we should see it as an art form of myths and magical thinking that can give much pleasure.
A brilliant book, warmly recommended for its broad view, bringing together so many different aspects that are rarely to be found in one great synthesis.


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Self-reliance and sustainability in the 21st century.
By Heidi Hunt
Last week I vacationed along the coast of Maine. As you can imagine, it was beautiful and relaxing. But an unexpected benefit of the experience was a visit to the Four Season Farm of authors and market gardeners Eliot Coleman and Barbara Damrosch on Cape Rosier near Harborside.
I certainly did not expect to see such lush and productive garden plots in September, a time I think of as the end of the gardening season. But Eliot is serious about gardening in all four seasons and has his system for doing so down to a science. Two of his books, The New Organic Grower and Four Season Harvest lead readers through the steps necessary to be a successful market or backyard gardener. We saw plants in every stage of development from tiny lettuce seedlings getting their start in row houses to beds of mature lettuce, leek and kale, the largest and healthiest I have ever seen.
One of the secrets of the bountiful gardens is the copious compost, which is just one of the soil amendments they use to create amazingly nutrient-rich soil. The photo, above, is of one of his compost piles in the making. So creative! It is a room-sized 'container' made of hay bales. All kinds of garden clippings were visible in the pile, beginning their transformation into wonderfully rich compost material. The compost pile is larger than my entire backyard vegetable garden.
Needless to say, the produce was an epicurean delight – but that is the topic for the Whole Foods blog next week. Be sure to watch for it.
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State officials say the city failed to file necessary reports to the Alabama Department of Environmental Management regarding violations at the lagoon and nearby pump stations.
Environmental officials say waste water was being discharged into creeks and into a neighborhood.
The lawsuit says the city owes $30,000 in fines.
Mayor Glenda DuBose says she was only made of the problems Tuesday night.
"(It) was the first time that I'm aware from Miss Jones that we are being placed in litigation," said DuBose. "At one time the city manager, Tim Sweezey, he did mention to me he had a conversation with ADEM and he had been talking and getting everything handled. "
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A "medal" detector would've beeped the loudest in the Marietta High girls' navy camp after the Lindamood Cup Regatta on the Muskingum River Saturday.
Like last year, the Lady Tiger rowers won the points trophy in the annual event on the Muskingum River.
"They should be smiling since every girl on the team won medals," said veteran MHS girls' crew coach Joe Tewkesbury, whose rowers amassed 133 points.
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Photo courtesy of Thomas Walsh
The Marietta girls' crew in the black resolute is the lightweight eight racing as a "second eight."
Photo courtesy of Thomas Walsh
The two girls in the 8 and 7 seats in the other photo are in the same crew: Hailey Carman and Olivia Wesel.
RON JOHNSTON The Marietta Times
Marietta High girls' crew coach Joe Tewkesbury walks the dock during Lindamood Cup Regatta action on the Muskingum River Saturday. The MHS girls won the points trophy.
Overall, the Marietta girls claimed two gold, four silver and two bronze medals.
Fox Chapel of Pittsburgh, Pa., was both the boys' and the combined points champion with 97 and 215 points, respectively. MHS was runner-up with a combined 161 points; PHS, fourth with 86 points; and Parkersburg South was tied for eighth with 33 points.
In the girls' 10-school field, Fox Chapel was runner-up with 118 points; the Parkersburg Big Reds, sixth with 29 points; and Parkersburg South, ninth with three points.
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High School Invitational Regatta
1. Marietta 133
2. Fox Chapel 118
3. St. Josephs Academy 105
4. Oakland Catholic 64
5. North Catholic 31
6. Parkersburg 29
7. Hilliard 9
8. Hampton 6
9. Parkersburg South 3
10. Allderdice 1
1. Fox Chapel 97
2. Parkersburg 57
3. Hampton 41
4. Allderdice 32
5. Parkersburg South 30
6. Marietta 28
7. North Catholic 16
8. Hilliard 2
1. Fox Chapel 215
2. Marietta 161
3. St. Josephs Academy 105
4. Parkersburg 86
5. Oakland Catholic 64
T6. Hampton 47
T6. North Catholic 47
T8. Parkersburg South 33
T8. Allderdice 33
10. Hilliard 11
1. North Catholic 5:26.03
2. Marietta B 5:27.74
3. Marietta A 5:32.96
4. Fox Chapel 5:37.79
5. Allderdice 5:52.34
Novice 8+
1. Marietta 5 12
2. Oak Catholic 5:10.16
3. St.Josephs 5:20.78
Ltwt Varsity 4+
1. Fox Chapel 5:11.03
2. Marietta 5:12.18
3. N. Catholic 5:14.53
4. St Josephs 5:20.08
5. Parkersburg 5:30.94
Varsity 4+
1. St. Josephs 5:22.53
2. Marietta 5:31.22
3. Hampton 5:41.72
4. Hilliard 5:43.47
Freshman 8+
1. Fox Chapel 5:14.00
2. St. Josephs 5:39.97
3. Parkersburg 5:43.62
4. Oak Catholic 6:20.13
Junior 8+
1. Fox Chapel 4:49.00
2. Marietta 4:51.00
3. St. Josephs 5:07.59
4. Parkersburg 5:13.13
5. Oak Catholic 5:19.00
Novice 4+
1. Fox Chapel A 5:17.00
2. Parkersburg 5:22.59
3. Hilliard 5:30.75
4. Fox Chapel B 5:35.94
5. South 5:38.53
Junior 4+
1. St Josephs 5:13.09
2. Fox Chapel 5:19.84
3. North Catholic 5:30.25
4. Parkersburg 5:42.00
5. Hampton 5:44.06
2nd 8+
1. Marietta 4:52:00
2. Oak Catholic 4:54.89
3. St. Josephs 5:14.97
Varsity 8+
1. Oak Catholic 4:23.62
2. St. Josephs 4:29.84
3. Marietta 4:40.65
4. Fox Chapel 4:48.93
1. Fox Chapel A 4:55.00
2. Fox Chapel B 5:01.03
3. South 5:28.59
Ltwt 4+
1. Marietta 4:48.11
2. North Catholic 5 91
3. Allderdice 5:04.59
4. South 5:15.47
5. Parkersburg 5:23.94
Varsity 4+
1. Hampton 4:44.00
2. Fox Chapel 4:43.25
3. Marietta 4:47.87
4. Hilliard 5:10.13
5. South 5:23.16
Fresman 8+
1. Fox Chapel 4:54.00
2. Allderdice 5:08.40
Junior 8+
1. Parkersburg 5:04.81
2. Allderdice 5:23.38
Novice 4+
1. Parkersburg 4:57.00
2. South 5:02.75
3. Fox Chapel 5:06.53
4. Hampton 5:14.25
Junior 4+
1. Hampton 4:55.13
2. Allderdice 5:05.72
Varsity 8+
1. Fox Chapel 4:25.08
2. South 4:40.81
3. Parkersburg 5:08.47
The MHS Tiger Navy boys also had a good outing on the water, winning the lightweight four in a time of 4:49.00, and finishing third in the junior four in 4:47.87.
"Overall, it was a pretty good day," said first-year Marietta High boys' crew coach Tanner O'Connor, whose boys were sixth in an eight-school field with 28 points, "but of course you want to see them all medal.
"We had a novice four but our strokeman, his back's been bothering him for the past week. So we decided to scratch that one and try to save his back a little bit for next week at Dillon Lake in Zanesville."
The PHS boys were runners-up with 57 points, and South finished fifth with 30 points.
O'Connor said that Marietta High didn't feature a varsity eight on the water. The Tiger Navy boys' roster includes three seniors, two juniors, four sophomores, and four novices plus a coxswain.
"We're a bit smaller than we normally are," the Tiger skipper continued. "We don't have a varsity eight, because we don't have eight guys who are big enough to be in it. So we have four heavyweights and four lightweights, and I think those two boats will be highly successful."
Tewkesbury, of course, was very pleased with his lady rowers' performance on the river, which included wins by the undefeated novice eight shell in a clocking of 5:00.12 and the undefeated lightweight eight boat in 4:52.00.
"Our girls' novice eight rowed a fine race, the best they've looked so far this season, and they remain unbeaten following last week's strong showing at Occoquan, Va.," Tewkesbury said. "Our lightweight eight is also unbeaten through three regattas although their competition has been mostly against heavyweight crews. They won their event Saturday over a very good Oakland Catholic crew following a first place last week at Occoquan."
The MHS junior eight was runner-up in 4:51.00, and the doubles scull was also second in 5:27.74.
"Our junior eight/varsity eight has gotten better and has faced some very tough competition," Tewkesbury said. "They have shown that they have some speed even against more experienced and bigger opponents as evidenced by their bronze medal finish last week and winning silver and bronze this week."
Tewkesbury said his crew team hadn't practiced much on the water in the fours and doubles. Even so...
"The girls turned in some really good races this weekend, placing second and third in the double scull," Tewkesbury continued, "second in the lightweight four, and second in the varsity four."
The Marietta High boys' and girls' crew teams are scheduled to race at the Dillon Invitational this Saturday.
"Twenty crews will be there with a couple of them the fastest in the midwest," O'Connor said. "It'll be a good test and I'm excited. We'll be ready for it."
TIGER NAVY NOTES: During Lindamood Regatta Cup racing action late Saturday afternoon, the Marietta boys' junior four shell collided with a Fox Chapel boat, about 750 meters in just below the Washington Street bridge. "I was on the dock, and I saw and heard it," O'Connor said. "Our crew protested." When the two shells resumed racing, Fox Chapel ended up finishing first, while MHS was runner-up. Problem was, though, both crews were ultimately disqualified by the referees...At the Occoquan Regatta in Occoquan, Va., on April 6, the Tiger Navy boys were first in both the lightweight four and novice four, fourth in the varsity four and third in the junior four. "We really turned some heads to be perfectly honest with you," O'Connor said. "We actually had stopped going to Virginia, because their rules changed, and they wouldn't allow an Ohio school to race there. So, we finally got approved to go back to race against some of the fastest schools on the east coast. We were very, very pleased."