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If you run CVSup on two identical servers, five minutes apart, you
will have a slightly different operating system on both systems. If
you're running several production machines, you'd be best served if
all the systems were absolutely identical. Even if they're running a
version of
stable somewhere between 4.3-release and 4.4-release, being
able to eliminate differing software as a potential problem can help
troubleshooting immensely. You don't want to think "Gee, Server 1
keeps dying. Could it be because each server has a very slightly
different version of FreeBSD?" That way lies madness.
If you have several servers to upgrade, you're going to increase the load on the CVSup mirrors. And each load will be slightly different.
CVSup includes the ability to upgrade to the code as it stood on a particular date, but even that's not a guarantee. After all, the mirror operators are human, and the mirror hardware is fallible. It would be simpler to have your own source code repository on hand.
Having your own source code repository is pretty simple, actually. It's easy to do. It will make you popular with the mirror operators -- or at least, won't make you unpopular with them, which is almost as good.
The main mirror sites update their source code repository once an
hour. In many cases, I don't upgrade a local
cvsup server except by hand. When I have many machines and want to upgrade them all to the exact same version of
-stable, I can just upgrade them from the local
repository and be sure that they're all identical. I frequently
upgrade one server, put it through a few rounds of load testing, and then upgrade the rest.
Running a
cvsupd server isn't an easy task, but there's help to make it simpler. The port
/usr/ports/net/cvsup-mirror handles all the tricky bits of configuring a mirror.
When you install the port,
cvsup-mirror asks you some questions.
While there are default suggestions, you need to change many of them.
Master site for your updates [cvsup-master.freebsd.org]?
The default,
cvsup-master.freebsd.org, is reserved for official FreeBSD mirror use. Access to this system is tightly controlled by authentication keys; not just any doofus can use it. See the earlier article in this series for some hints on choosing a CVSup server.
How many hours between updates of your files [1]?
The script updates
/etc/crontab to run CVSup automatically. This default is intended for public mirrors. You probably don't need to upgrade more than once a day. Remember, every connection you make just increases the load on the mirrors. Are you really going to upgrade local systems every hour?
Do you wish to mirror the main source repository [y]?
Where would you like to put it [/home/ncvs]? /repo
Do you wish to mirror the installed World Wide Web data [y]? n
Do you wish to mirror the GNATS bug tracking database [y]? n
Do you wish to mirror the mailing list archive [y]? n
Most people just need the main source repository. If you want to mirror the whole www.freebsd.org site, including the PR database and the mailing list archives, you can answer the last three questions "y." (The mailing list archives are huge. Don't download them on a lark; this lark will peck out your eyes.) The source repository itself is about 1.3G at the moment, and grows slowly but continuously. Changes that make the size jump dramatically are referred to as "repo bloat."
Use unique user and group IDs for these. Don't use "nobody," "nonroot," or "nogroup;" these users are usually used by other processes. After all, you don't want a broken Apache server to compromise your CVSup mirror, do you?
Unique unprivileged user ID for running the client [cvsupin]?
Unique unprivileged group ID for running the client [cvsupin]?
Unique unprivileged user ID for running the server [cvsup]?
Unique unprivileged group ID for running the server [cvsup]?
You can use the defaults, or use user and group names that fit your local scheme.
Maximum simultaneous client connections [8]?
The maximum simultaneous client connections is easy to change, so
don't sweat it. We'll see how in the
cvsupd.access file, below.
The make install process adds these usernames, sets the configuration, and generally gets you ready to go.
Also in Big Scary Daemons:
Running Commercial Linux Software on FreeBSD
Building Detailed Network Reports with Netflow
If you took the default during the
cvsup-mirror setup, your system
will upgrade its repository once an hour via
cron. If not, you must run the update script
/usr/local/etc/cvsup/update.sh by hand.
The first time the update script runs, it will download and configure the entire repository. This first download takes quite a while -- in my case, two hours over a cable modem. This initial download is a great candidate for a 3AM Sunday night
cron job. Updates are much quicker.
Once you're sure your repository is working, you can improve
performance by adding the
-s option to
update.sh. This turns on
mirror mode. In this mode,
cvsupd assumes that you have not touched any repository files by hand, and it can take some shortcuts that speed things up considerably.
This is simplicity itself. Just change the client's supfile to include
*default host=local.cvsup.server.hostname
That's it!
Just because you want to be a good Net citizen and have a private
repository, doesn't mean that you want every yokel downloading from
you. The
cvsupd server allows you to control access.
The file
/usr/local/etc/cvsup/cvsupd.access controls which hosts may connect. The syntax is simple: a line beginning with
# denotes a comment. A
+ means that the client can connect, and a
- means that
the client cannot. A
* means that the client must authenticate (see below).
Each rule in
cvsupd.access can refer to either a host name or an IP address. IP addresses are preferred, for all the usual reasons. You can use netmasks with IP addresses as well.
For example, to allow access from the network 192.168.0.0/16 and reject clients accessing from elsewhere, use this.
Simple, eh?
You can also use
cvsupd.access to restrict the number of connections the system will allow at any one time. This is done by specifying a number after the network number. For example, to restrict the server to 10 connections per second you would use
-0.0.0.0/0 10
As you might guess, you can use this system to throttle connections from blocks of IP addresses.
You can also use the
-C flag to
cvsupd to achieve the same effect, but that requires that you kill and restart
cvsupd. Changes to
cvsupd.access take effect immediately.
This system works well, until you want to allow people to connect by username. If you might want to connect to your CVSup mirror from arbitrary locations, you need to use authentication.
The CVSup server uses a challenge-response system for authentication, rather than handing passwords around in clear text. If someone drops a packet sniffer on the network, the cannot grab passwords. What's more, since the challenge-response system incorporates the time, the client IP address, some pseudo-random numbers, and a bunch of other system garbage that changes rapidly, a response cannot be used a second time.
You must use a password file,
/usr/local/etc/cvsup/cvsupd.passwd, to use authentication. This file should only be readable
by the
cvsup user, or anyone could grab user information. (You can do this by running
chown cvsup cvsupd.passwd and
chmod 600
Blank lines and lines beginning with
# are ignored. The remaining lines are all for acceptable users.
The first line is the server name and private key, separated by a colon.
The server name is sent back to the client. The private key is used for additional randomness. You don't have to have a private key -- the
cvsupd password system is pretty random as is -- but you must have the colon. The private key cannot contain a colon.
After this, you have your legitimate users. Each user appears on a separate line, in the following format.
user ID:shared secret:class:comment
cvsup IDs are email addresses, i.e.,
"email@example.com." The shared secret is based upon a
cryptographic hash of your chosen password. The class is reserved for
future use, and should be left blank. Finally, the comment field can
be used by the administrator.
cvpasswd(1) command automates generating
cvsupd.passwd entries.
You use it like this:
cvpasswd userID servername
For example:
# cvpasswd email@example.com magpire.blackhelicopters.org
Enter password:
Enter same password again:
Send this line to the server administrator at magpire.blackhelicopters.org:
Be sure to send it using a secure channel!
Add this line to your file "$HOME/.cvsup/auth", replacing "XXX"
with the password you typed in:
Make sure the file is readable and writable only by you!
Well, this is pretty straightforward. Copy the first line given to
/usr/local/etc/cvsup/cvsupd.passwd on the server. On your client system, create a
.cvsup directory and put the second line into
.cvsup/auth. Make sure that only you can read that file (
chmod 600
CVS master John Polstra says, "A common mistake here is to put the
'.cvsup' directory into the wrong user's home directory. It should be
in the home directory of the user ID under which the 'cvsup' command
runs. In the standard
cvsup-mirror installation, that would be
~cvsupin/.cvsup/auth." There speaks a man who has answered the same
question one too many times.
If you want to demand that all your users authenticate, it's pretty
simple. Create an empty
cvsupd.access file, and build a normal
cvsupd.passwd file. Requiring authentication is the standard in this case.
If you don't want to use authentication, don't create a
cvsupd.passwd file.
If you have neither a
cvsupd.access nor a
cvsupd.passwd file, anyone can connect to your server.
If you want to allow certain users to authenticate from anywhere, but allow some networks to update no matter who is running the system, things get only slightly more complicated.
There is an implicit "authenticate" rule at the end of
cvsupd.access. If your client hasn't been blocked out by an explicit "deny" rule based on IP address, you'll be allowed to authenticate. No special configuration is required.
If you're running a CVSup server behind a NAT or firewall, you
probably don't have to worry about either access control or
authentication. Just
cvsup-mirror and go! This saves the mirror operator's resources, your own bandwidth, and generally reduces Internet traffic. And other people will be able to connect to the official mirrors just a little more easily. Besides, it will impress the other FreeBSD users just a little.
Michael W. Lucas
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"Think About It… Think About It Deeply"
Regardless of who wins the Super Bowl, we, the people, the Joe Plumbers and Jane Six-Packs of the world, will most definitely be subjected to interview after interview after interview of big dummies with fat paychecks who don't actually say… anything.
This is nothing new, dear readers. The gene pool is ridiculously consistent in its distribution policies. Sure, I can't throw a football 60 yards on a line to a moving target, but I can speak three languages. I can't hit a curveball over the left field wall, but I can read books and formulate coherent thoughts through the power of writing.
It's a balance thang.
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I hope the Coaches of both the Steelers and the Packers make their players watched that one segment of "Bull Durham" where Crash Davis tries to teach Ebby Calvin "Nuke" LaLoosh about the cliches.
Those little gobbles of joy have their place, but with millions andmillions of world-wide eyeballs staring in….hopefully a few more nuggets of vocal goodness will be provided for all of us to feast on tomorrow.
Just hope no one yells "Wolverines!"
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That interview was hilarious. I listened to some of the interviews with the Super Bowl participants last night and I was struck by all the cliches – the same ones baseball players use. It kind of made me nuts. Can't someone say something…smart?
Jane — I know, right? I always liked Joe Magrane's interviews. He's smart and well spoken and extremely ornery.
Perhaps athlete speak is a language all its own and far more subtle and nuanced than our ears, accustomed as they are to the wider traditional vocabulary of English, can easily pick up on. Phrases like "110%" might have dozens of different meanings determined by a complex system of vocal inflection, facial expressions and arm gestures. Oh, and all of those young ladies following them around are merely scantily clad linguistic anthropologists. *nods*
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Bar News is a monthly compilation of news from the Colorado Bar Association, including sections and committees, administration, and local and specialty bar associations. It also includes notices of activities—past, present, and future—from local and national law-related organizations and groups. Please send information and photos to CBA legal editor Susie Klein at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bennett S. Aisenberg and Loren M. Brown
Honored at Bar Foundation Dinner
Ben Aisenberg was recognized with the Award of Merit, the Colorado Bar Association's highest honor, during the Colorado Bar Foundation's Annual Dinner on January 11. The longtime sole practitioner served as president of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association (CTLA) from 1984 to 1985, president of the Denver Bar Association (DBA) from 1991 to 1992, and president of the CBA from 1998 to 1999. In 2003, he received the DBA's Award of Merit. He also has been honored by the Sam Cary and Asian Pacific American Bar Associations. Comments Aisenberg made at the Foundation Dinner can be found on page 15.
Gary L. McPherson Outstanding Young Lawyer of the Year Loren Brown also was honored at the dinner. The award is given annually to a young lawyer (37 years of age or younger or admitted to the bar fewer than three years) with an outstanding record of professional success and community service achievements, as well as a strong commitment to civic participation. Brown, a shareholder with Donelson Ciancio & Grant, P.C., is a former president of the Adams Broomfield Bar Association (ABBA); a fellow of the Colorado Bar Foundation; a member of the CTLA; and a graduate and executive committee member of COBALT, the CBA's leadership training program. In 2012, he and fellow members of the Seventeenth Judicial District Access to Justice Committee were recognized as "citizens of the year" and presented the Liberty Bell Award by the ABBA. In 2011, the ABBA also awarded him the Volunteer Attorney of the Year Award.
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CDLA Honors the Late Dan Hubbard
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On May 18, 2012, Daniel M. Hubbard, the incoming president of the Colorado Defense Lawyers Association (CDLA), right, suffered a cardiac incident when was riding his bicycle home from work. He passed away unexpectedly.
To honor his memory and his passion for cycling, the CDLA raffled off a bicycle during its 2012 annual conference. The proceeds raised from the raffle—$4,100—were then used to purchase thirty-one new bicycles and helmets. On December 18, the CDLA delivered the items to Children's Hospital Colorado for the Snow Pile, an annual event that allows parents with kids in the hospital to "shop" for their children from a selection of donated gifts.
Hubbard was a Denver native and a 1988 graduate of the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. He practiced law for more than twenty-three years, most recently for Messner & Reeves, LLC, where he focused on complex civil litigation cases. Over the span of his career, he tried approximately forty-eight cases to verdict. He was a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates; served as vice president and president-elect of the CDLA; and was named a Colorado Super Lawyer® in 2009, 2010, and 2011.
Hubbard's love of cycling began in 1994, following a knee surgery that left him unable to run. He was a member of the Wheels of Justice cycling team and participated in numerous cycling events, including Ride the Rockies and the Courage Classic.
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John Gleason is Recipient of the National
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John S. Gleason, Chief Regulation Counsel for the Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation (OARC), received the National Organization of Bar Counsel's top honor—the President's Award—at the group's annual conference on February 6. The award, which honors noteworthy contributions to the legal profession, is presented to one member each year.
Gleason's many accomplishments include serving as past president of the National Client Protection Organization, where he volunteered significant time and effort in matters involving client protection funds and contributed to drafting the Model Rules on Client Trust Account Recordkeeping. He has been active with the National Organization of Bar Counsel, the Association of Judicial Disciplinary Counsel, the American Judicature Society, the National Conference of Bar Examiners, and the American Bar Association. He serves as a member of the Colorado Chief Justice's Commission on the Legal Profession, the Colorado Supreme Court's Advisory Council, and the Colorado Supreme Court's Standing Committee on the Rules of Professional Conduct. He also is an adjunct professor of law at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, and has been an instructor at a local college for twenty years.
Recently, Gleason served as Independent Bar Counsel at the behest of the Arizona Supreme Court in a matter involving allegations of prosecutorial misconduct in Maricopa County, Arizona. Throughout a twenty-six-day trial that received significant national attention, Gleason exemplified professionalism in the pursuit of justice. The investigation led to the disbarment of one attorney.
Earlier this year, Gleason announced he would be retiring from the OARC after twenty-five years with the organization. He will become Oregon State Bar's Director of Regulatory Services in early March.
Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center Officially Opens
Leaders of Colorado's Judicial Branch and the Department of Law officially opened the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center on January 14. The building consolidates numerous court- and law-related agencies that had been housed at various locations in Denver, including the Colorado Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Office of the Attorney General, Supreme Court Law Library, and Office of the State Court Administrator.
Faculty of Federal Advocates Elects
Lino Lipinsky its 2013 President
Lino Lipinsky recently was elected 2013 president of the Faculty of Federal Advocates (FFA), where he will serve a one-year term. The FFA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the advocacy skills, integrity, and professionalism of the U.S. District Court system in Colorado.
Lipinsky is a partner in the Denver office of McKenna Long & Aldridge. He practices law in Denver and Washington, DC, representing corporate clients in commercial litigation, mediation, arbitration, and appeals. He has experience handling complex business cases, including those involving real estate, trade secrets, and employment disputes. In addition, he counsels clients on legal issues arising from technology. He is a 1982 graduate of New York University School of Law and has been with McKenna Long & Aldridge since 1997. He was first elected to the FFA board in 2008.
The FFA was formed in 1997 after Chief Judge Richard P. Matsch appointed a task force to carry out recommendations resulting from the 1994 Civil Justice Reform Act. The organization, which is open to all attorneys, provides legal education opportunities and sponsors brown-bag lunch programs. The FFA also offers mentoring to less experienced attorneys by pairing them with senior members for pro bono case work.
William Kaufman Receives Professionalism Award
Glenwood Springs attorney William (Bill) Kaufman received the T. Peter Craven Professionalism Award during the Ninth Judicial District (J.D.) Bar Association's annual meeting and party in December 2012. The award's namesake is the late T. Peter Craven, former Chief Judge of the Ninth J.D., who was known for his "giant intellect, dedication to public service, kindness of heart and integrity."
Updates From the Mesa County Bar
The MCBA has formally admitted three new members since November. They are Stephanie Holguin of Kain & Burke, Zach McLeroy of Chris Mahre & Associates, and Sheila Winnefeld.
John T. Baker Named Director of
New Colorado Attorney Mentoring Program
The Colorado Supreme Court Advisory Committee has appointed Denver attorney and Past DBA President John Baker director of the new Colorado Attorney Mentoring Program (CAMP). The program, created by the Chief Justice Commission on the Legal Profession and housed within the Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel, is designed to increase the training of and provide additional support for new lawyers. Baker, who began his new position in February, will work to expand the CAMP pilot programs that have been running in Adams County and Denver for the past year.
Baker is a trial lawyer with broad experience in teaching legal professionalism and in training young lawyers in advocacy and communication skills. As full-time director of CAMP, he will team experienced lawyers with new lawyers in their first three years of practice. Objectives of the program include promoting pride in the profession, excellence in service, and strong relationships among the bar, courts, clients, and public. More information on the Chief Justice Commission on the Legal Profession can be found at www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/Supreme_Court/Committees/Comittee.cfm?Committee_ID=35.


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So you have identified a difference. Being infertile is a naff red herring brought in when people can't face admitting the facts. The point is about potential. When two people try to have children generally speaking they have no idea whether they will get lucky and clinch the deal. However, a straight couple has the potential to get lucky. A gay couple does not. Their equipment is not complementary; they will simply never be able to have children with each other. That is a difference; it is THE difference.
Prince Charles & Camilla had kids while married to other people, but are too old to have kids married to each other. It didn't stop them being married and it won't stop him being head of the Church of England when he becomes King either, so the procreation angle is as much of a red herring as the religious angle on this matter


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Tag: it's almost 2007 again
American's are richer now than a few years ago. Really.
- 11:30 pm Thursday, December 6th, 2012 by Dian Vujovich
Pick up a newspaper and read the business pages or listen to the economic reports on radio and TV and one might construe that American's are frightfully poor. While many are absolutely positively suffering financially, a new wealth report finds household wealth at highs not seen since the third quarter of 2007. Now that's saying something.
To set the stage, it was in December of 2007 that the Great Recession we've all been dealing with and living through began, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Pearl is survived by her sons, Denis and wife Glenda of Poth, Rick and wife Ginny of Kerrville, Rodney and wife Cheryl of Poth; grandchildren, Tracy, Darin, Jordan, Brett, Kelly and Kate; as well as four great-grandchildren, Ashleigh, Blake, Dillon and Abby. Pearl is survived by her sister, Grace Britsch of San Antonio and brother, Willie Sekula, Jr. of Falls City and three nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband Vincent. Visitation was at 5:00 pm on Thursday, July 10, 2014, at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in Cestohowa. A rosary was recited Thursday at 7:00 pm at the church. Holy Mass was celebrated at 12:00 noon on Friday, July 11, 2014. Interment followed in the Cestohowa Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were Mark Britsch, Tommy Moody, Brice Britsch, Michael Kotara, Brett Kotara and Darin Kotara.


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This is an introduction to the 23rd edition of the Dewey Decimal Classification system. The instructor will teach participants how to interpret and construct Dewey Decimal call numbers. Participants will learn how to derive the base number from the index and schedule and then how to complete the number using tables and other devices. Participants will examine a number of examples in detail and will also construct numbers from scratch. The examples will cover all major subject areas in the classification scheme. Participants will learn how to construct "complete" Dewey numbers, such are used in large research libraries, but will also learn how to build "truncated" Dewey numbers, such as those that are used in school, public and small academic libraries.
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What do you imagine when you hear the word "welfare"? Most of us think of a minority living in a filthy house with five kids running around while an alcoholic dad sleeps it off face down on the couch ... if there's even a dad at all. I talked in another article about the things politicians will never understand about poor people, but it's not just Washington elites who treat the poor like an alien species. Hell, I find myself thinking in "welfare queen" stereotypes, and I grew up among them.
The problem is that everyone -- from the news media to well-meaning activists -- refer to "the poor" as one group having the same problem, when in reality no two people are in the category for the same reason, and almost none fall neatly into the stereotype. Right now there are millions of people out there who are using government assistance because they are ...
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Want to know kind of a cool fact that politicians tend to leave out of the rants when they're tossing around numbers like a monkey throwing its shit? Nineteen percent of people on AFDC (one of the most common forms of government aid) are on it for less than seven months.
That's pretty damn important in my book, because it's a huge demographic that never, ever, ever gets covered by the news. And why would it? That statistic doesn't help support any political points because it ... well, it's kind of boring. It shows that this part of the system is working exactly as it should. People get into some trouble and need some help, the government supplies that help, the people get back on their feet, and everyone walks away happy. Problem solved. Eat a butt-fart, poverty.
I've decided to start saying "butt-fart." I'm sorry.
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Yep, that one's on me, gentlemen. Enjoy the new world behind the door I've opened.
I've known many people who have been in situations where they've lost their jobs (hey, nowhere in the company handbook does it say we can't do "ninja flips" off of the forklift), and unemployment simply wasn't enough to live off of -- or was denied altogether. Or maybe the company flat-out closed. Maybe there was an injury or an illness, and the job doesn't pay sick time. Put yourself in those shoes: In the ensuing clusterfuck, you realize that you were making just enough money to survive, even while working a 40 (or more) hour job. There is no savings. At least not one that can support you and a family for any extended period.
So you swallow your pride, head down to the public aid office, and get set up with your "just got wallet-fucked by a company dildo" check, and then you bust your ass looking for a new job. Shit happens. Learning to deal with it is what makes you an adult. Don't let the government bullshit you into thinking that welfare is a system they handed you out of the goodness of their own hearts, using their own money that they pulled out of thin air. The checks you've received from all of the (legal) jobs you've ever worked have paid into this system. It's yours to benefit from when you need it.
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"Thank God, I didn't know how I was going to fill the tank this week!"
And like almost everyone who has ever had to be on this assistance, they hate every second of it. They can't wait to get off of it because every time you use a Link card to buy food or a medical card to pay for the removal of the LEGOs you glued to your neck (or whatever it is that people go to the doctor for), you feel like a failure. The sooner you can stop depending on that shit, the better. Regardless of what the extremists say, getting government assistance is not like finding buried treasure -- it's like digging coins out of the bottom of a sewer.
"Well if so many people get off of welfare so quickly and easily, why do we still have such a massive problem with it? Are the politicians and media just lying?" Well, no, not really. See, a frighteningly large number of welfare recipients are ...
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In my last article on poverty and welfare, I cited a staggering statistic, and it bears repeating here ... and in every article I ever get a chance to bring it up: 91 percent of welfare benefits go to the elderly, the disabled, and working households. And that number I quoted earlier in this article? The 19 percent who get off of AFDC in less than seven months? Well, it turns out that pretty much the same amount stay on it for more than five years. There's a reason, and it's a pretty common one.
Free hookers.
Well, no, not really. Getting out of poverty requires massive sacrifices. This is the part that seems to be the hardest for others to understand, because the easy answer is "Well, no shit, I sacrifice hobbies, sleep, and even time with my family for my career. If I can do it, you can do it, too, Poor Person!" But urging someone to sacrifice is making a huge, unspoken assumption: that they have something to sacrifice in the first place. If they're unemployed, they're in a Catch-22 where they need a car and a working phone to get a job, but they need a job to afford a car and a working phone (and yes, if you are lacking both of those things, your application is almost certainly going in the trash -- they won't hire somebody they can't call in for work on short notice).
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"I've got 50 people waiting to take your job, mister. Now go on, that garbage isn't going to eat itself."
And if they are employed, it's actually worse. This is why that stat about how most of the poor have jobs is so important -- it's one thing to ask somebody to sacrifice sleep and bong time in order to get a job, but it's another to ask them to sacrifice their paying job in favor of college classes or an internship that won't pay anything. At that level, the current employer doesn't give two shits what else you're trying to fit into your schedule. Throw kids into the mix, and it gets more complicated still. You can't get ahead because all of your time, money, and energy are being poured into just maintaining the life you're currently living.
That's how they get stuck in perpetual welfare. They're using 100 percent of their time, money, and efforts to maintain this level of basic life -- including the government assistance. Without some kind of outside intervention, they just never break free. This isn't theory -- I've seen it happen. I grew up with it. And it's terrifying to see that machine in action. After continually fighting it for so long, people just give up and resign themselves to that life.
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Seventy years ago this week, the United States Navy engaged in a battle which is recognized in military circles as the most important naval battle in the was against Japan. It was won by highly trained naval aviators flying inferior aircraft and at a tremendous loss in flight crews.
Meanwhile the American flight crews continued raids against German held areas in Europe and Germany itself. The losses were unbelievably high with a total of killed, wounded or captured greater than the combined losses of the U.S. Marine Corps in World War II.
If not for the sacrifices of these airmen which gave us not only ultimate victory but a head start in nuclear weapons development we well could be speaking Japanese or German today.
Not one member of the court can remember the events described, but each of us has profited by the skill displayed by dedicated aviators who participated in the actions which gave us ultimate victory.
I submit that it is time to stop fighting those who are training to protect our country and to accept the generous offer the U.S. Navy has made to take over a facility which was in effect given to the citizens of Goliad County.
Goliad County veterans overwhelmingly support the action to stop fighting the Navy. But, this is not just the responsibility of the veterans who recognize this as a patriotic responsibility. It is time for the contributions of our armed forces past-present and future to be recognized.
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Wigan clean up at MOS Awards
Posted 27 September 2010 - 10:27 PM
Young Player of the Year: Sam Tomkins
Coach of the Year: Michael Mcguire
Well done to all of them & the Wigan club.
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Richards crowned Super League Man of Steel
Pat Richards is the 2010 Engage Super League Man of Steel.
The 28-year-old Wigan Warriors winger was tonight named as the winner of Rugby Leagues most coveted individual award at a gala dinner at the Hilton Hotel, Manchester.
The Man of Steel is the player deemed to have made the biggest impact on the Engage Super League season by his peers, who vote for the award in a secret ballot.
Richards polled more votes than the two other players on the short-list, Warrington Wolves captain Adrian Morley and Wigan team mate Sam Tomkins, to become only the fifth Australian to be crowned Man of Steel since the award was instigated in 1977.
With Richards in free-scoring form - the winger topped both the try scoring and goal kicking charts - Wigan Warriors have enjoyed a successful Super League season, finishing at the top of the league table for the first time in 10 years and reaching the Engage Super League Grand Final on Saturday October 2.
The Dream Team debutant has scored 29 tries, kicked 135 goals and amassed 388 points so far in 2010. This year, only two players have made more metres than the Australian winger, who is also joint top for clean breaks.
The Man of Steel dinner proved to be a night of mass celebration for the Warriors with coach Michael Maguire being named Engage Super League Coach of the Year; Sam Tomkins held on to the Young Player of the Year award: and Wigan were also announced as Engage Super League Club of the Year.
Maguire has been recognised as Engage Coach of the Year in his first season in Super League since he flew in from Australia to join Wigan at the end of last year.
In winning the Club of the Year award Wigan were praised not only for their performances on the field but for the way they run the club and present themselves.
Tomkins, 21, pipped Hull KR prop Liam Watts and St Helens player Jonny Lomax to win the Engage Young Player of the Year Award for the second successive season. The Dream Team member has had an outstanding season with Wigan, where he made a successful transition from stand-off to full-back in the closing months of the campaign to play an important role in the Warriors clinching the League Leaders Shield.
Engage Super League also issued three special awards to players deemed to have made a significant and memorable contribution to the competition throughout their careers and for whom 2010 is their last as a Super League player.
The three recipients of Engage Super League Special Awards were Malcolm Alker of Salford City Red, Jason Demetriou of Wakefield Trinity Wildcats and Keiron Cunningham of St Helens.
Demetriou has made 225 Super League appearances with Alker totalling 273 appearances in his career. Cunningham has made 380 appearances in Super League with St Helens and scored the final try in the last competitive game at the GPW Recruitment Stadium.
BBC commentator Ray French has been awarded the Mike Gregory Spirit of Rugby League Award which recognises individuals whose career in the game has consistently reflected the core values of the sport over an extended period of time and who have made a significant and positive contribution to Rugby League in this way.
For the first time at the Man of Steel dinner, there was also the induction of one guest onto the RFL Roll of Honour, one of the most prestigious awards the sport has to offer. Instigated in 2003, the Roll of Honour recognises people who have given outstanding service to the sport either as a player or administrator.
Sky Sports executive producer Neville Smith has been inducted onto the RFL Roll of Honour. Smith has been producing Rugby League for Sky since its coverage started in 1990 and was an early advocate for the slow-motion video replays. Smith produces over 90 games a year for the broadcaster including the new HD and 3D formats that have featured this year.
Other awards presented at the 2010 Engage Super League Man of Steel dinner:
Carnegie Community Champion Award Willie Poching (Leeds Rhinos).
Frontline Fair Play Index winners Harlequins RL.
Engage Super League Metre Maker James Graham (St Helens), 4,036 metres.
Engage Super League Hit Man Dallas Johnson (Catalans Dragons), 1,106 tackles.
Engage Super League Top Try-Scorer Pat Richards (Wigan Warriors), 29 in the regular season.
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Posted 28 September 2010 - 06:49 AM
Very well done to everyone at Wigan, and congratulations to all the other recipients of awards
A man is getting along on the road of wisdom when he realises that his opinion is just an opinion
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Smith dragged his team to third, but ultimately failed in the playoffs, back to the drawing board.
McGuire has had less time with his team and worked wonders with them, well deserved.
MOS was a bit more subjective, but I have no issues with Richards (or any other winger) getting the award. I would also find it strange seeing Morley get it when Ben Westwood actually swept the board at the Wire awards.
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I might be wrong but I think the MOS awards are just for SL clubs - the Championship sides have their own awards ceremony at which Darryl Powell was named coach of the year.
Posted 28 September 2010 - 05:24 PM
Sorry, I didn't realise that.
Posted 28 September 2010 - 05:43 PM
You are right, the Championship had their do last week in Manchester.
The awards were duscussed here. http://www.totalrl.c...howtopic=208768
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Dave Whelan "In Wigan rugby will always be king"
This country's wealth was created by men in overalls, it was destroyed by men in suits.
The actual words are sufficient evidence, but has anyone checked.
Posted 28 September 2010 - 05:49 PM
Bit disappointed Richard Agar didn't get coach of the year, I understand he was outbid for this one.
SL Steve Prescott Man of Steel 2016 - Danny Houghton SL Top Gun 2016 - Marc Sneyd (83% goal success)
SL Hit Man 2016 - Danny Houghton (1,289 tackles) SL Club of the Year 2016 - Hull FC
SL Coach of the Year 2016 - Lee Radford RL Challenge Cup Winners 2016 - Hull FC
All in all, not a bad year, I suppose...
Posted 28 September 2010 - 05:52 PM
The awards were duscussed here. http://www.totalrl.c...howtopic=208768
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NHL 11 ReviewBy Mike D'Alonzo - Posted Sep 08, 2010
Overall, EA Canada has done a ton with NHL 11. The presentation is gorgeous and the gameplay is top-notch from top to bottom. Hockey fans will find themselves playing this game for a long, long time, which is a good thing, since there's so much here to explore.
The Pros
- Tremendous physics engine makes movement and hitting shine.
- Complex controls made easy with excellent tutorial.
- Top of the line presentation and depth.
The Cons
- Ultimate Team is a little too nerdy for most hockey fans.
- Aiming and scoring can be a little frustrating.
Hockey fans are notoriously hardcore, accumulating obscure knowledge of their sport like horders collect dead cats. Catering to them in the gaming world has, over the years, resulted in a mixed bag of success, as trying to capture the complexity of the sport can make the game impossible to play. Simplifying it can cause it to be almost comically easy, and result in games that are goalfests, which can be fun, but nothing like the sport on which the game is based.
I have been playing hockey games for years, and have yet to find anything as viscerally satisfying as playing Blades of Steel on the original NES...until now. EA Canada has really amped up the fun quotient with NHL 11, focusing on getting the balance right between gameplay and presentation, between difficulty and simplicity. The result is the most satisfying hockey videogame experience to date.
He shoots...He scores!
When you first start playing NHL 11, you will be asked to pick your player, position, and name, and then you will be led through a series of tutorials to show you how the complex control scheme in the game works. Good thing, because otherwise you'd be totally lost, especially if you're a novice. The good news, however, is that, once you get the hang of the control system, especially as pertains to face-offs (which have been totally overhauled) and fights (which are traditionally the most fun you can have playing hockey), the game feels intuitive and those complexities become second nature.
As in real hockey, however, it takes a pretty good amount of practice to actually score. You will get good looks from time to time, but the goalie AI is advanced enough to mean that you will need to get a fat rebound, a misdirection, or a well-placed one-timer to get it through the pads. This can be frustrating, but it's also a good thing. Goals shouldn't be too easy to come by in the world of NHL hockey.
Old Time Hockey...
The presentation and depth of NHL 11 is second to none. Not only are all of the arenas in the NHL beautifully represented, but the game is called by hockey stalwarts Bill Clement and Gary Thorne to give it the feel of a real game (albeit one from a couple years ago, as Thorne no longer calls NHL hockey). The ice is gorgeous, and the graphics are excellent. They seem to have slowed down the action a bit to allow you to make moves easier, but it doesn't slow down the overall game.
The physics engine in NHL 11 has been totally rebuilt, making shots, hits, bounces, passes, and movement look better than ever before. EA has added the broken stick to this year's model, so you might end up playing someone with bare hands and nothing to do, essentiall a missle to launch at those with the puck.
Who's Between The Pipes Tonight?
For the first time, the Canadian Hockey League is presented here, and you can play for the CHL's Memorial Cup. Also, European hockey is not ignored, represented with cards for players in the Ultimate Team mode. Being a GM has never been more of a happy challenge, with depth at every conceivable position for you to manage and develop.
Speaking of Ultimate Team Mode, it's not much different from the same concept executed in Madden NFL 11, where you build a team based on cards and try and outplay those who have built similar teams. It's a little inside for people who just want to play hockey, and I still have a hard time believing that most people will get too deeply into it, but it's there for you if you want it.
Right Into The Back of the Net!
Overall, EA Canada has done a ton with NHL 11. The presentation is gorgeous and the gameplay is top-notch from top to bottom. Hockey fans will find themselves playing this game for a long, long time, which is a good thing, since there's so much here to explore. They have taken a great deal of time to pay close attention to detail, without detracting from the overall experience of gameplay.
NHL 11 is a win, pure and simple. If there is a better hockey game that has ever made it to market, I have yet to see it.


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I'm so sorry that you are having pain and feel so frustrated. But it is GREAT that you know where to go/come for help and support. I completely agree with the above sentiments to get in touch with a local LLL Leader. But I also wanted to tell you that it is a good sign that the pain you are experiencing goes away a few seconds/minutes into the feeding. Your baby obviously had a bad latch or her positioning was bad in the very beginning if you've got cracked/bleeding nipples. It is possible that you've resolved that at this point though and the pain you are feeling is residual from those cracks.
Try paying extra special close attention to baby's latch and her positioning. Her being positioned even a fraction of an inch improperly can lead to soreness.
I really think you need some one-on-one help though -- you need someone to evaluate baby's latch and her positioning firsthand.
I hope you reach out further for some help -- you can get through this! This is something that is very easily overcome and you can do it. Keep your chin up -- you'll get through it!


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(For Phase One Fridays I highlight Phase One recipes from the past that have been my personal favorites. I'm just starting to get zucchini and yellow squash in my garden, and this is favorite zucchini side dish will be on the menu soon!)
This Zucchini Bake with Feta and Thyme is a recipe I came up with to use the surplus of zucchini in the garden, so I'm begging for understanding from readers who don't have garden veggies available. The good news is that this recipe can easily be made with zucchini and yellow squash from the store or farmers market too. I consider this to be a season-spanning vegetable side dish, but with the protein from a couple of eggs and the feta cheese, it could easily be a main dish too.
Zucchini Bake with Feta and Thyme
(Makes about 6 side-dish servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
4 medium-sized yellow or green summer squash, or a mixture of colors, sliced lengthwise and then into 1/4 inch slices (about 8 cups sliced squash)
1 T olive oil (or less, depending on the pan)
1 T minced garlic
2 T fresh thyme leaves or 1 T dried thyme (or less if you're not that fond of thyme)
2 large eggs
1/3 cup light sour cream
1 cup crumbled feta (not tightly packed)
2 T grated Parmesan cheese
1 T lemon juice
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
Heat olive oil in large non-stick frying pan, add garlic and thyme leaves and saute about 45 seconds (just long enough to season the oil, don't let the garlic brown.) Add squash slices and saute about 4 minutes, turning a few times. Squash should be barely starting to soften.
While squash cooks, break eggs into a small bowl or glass measuring cup and beat until egg yolks and whites are combined. Stir in sour cream, feta, parmesan, and lemon juice.
Spray a 2 quart gratin dish or glass casserole dish with non-stick spray or olive oil. Layer half the squash in the dish, then season with salt and fresh ground black pepper. (Remember the feta is salty, so it won't need a lot of salt.) Pour over half the egg-feta mixture and use the back of a spoon or a rubber scraper to spread it over the squash. Repeat with another layer of squash and the rest of the feta-egg mixture.
Bake at 375F/190C for 40-45 minutes, or until the mixture is bubbling, slightly set, and top if lightly browned. Serve hot.
This will keep in the fridge for a day or two. For best results, I recommend reheating in a toaster oven. Do not freeze.
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I'm afraid I have another question...you would think I wouldn't have so many as this is my second time around!
This morning was my third time pumping for DD2. I've been getting around 2 ounces each morning (one pump at 4:30am). I've only had one letdown each morning. This morning, I was reading through threads on here, trying to distract myself because I tend to be a bottle-watcher and this site really helps relax me. That being said, I didn't get a letdown until 25 minutes in! I wanted to try for a second, but I had to quit at 35 minutes, because I don't want to shock my nipples too much.
I used to get 3 letdowns when I was pumping for DD1. I just can't seem to remember...will I get more letdowns as time goes on or is this something that I need to be worried about? My pump is working properly and my valves and membranes are new. I use a Pump In Style Advanced and use the letdown phase several times throughout the pumping process. I keep feeling the letdown sensation, but get no milk (except for 1 time).
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Full Team Effort Produces Series Win
Throughout most of the year, Roy Halladay has not gotten a great deal of run support from his teammates. Today, he had a rough time against the Mets, allowing 2 runs in the first inning alone to put the Phillies in a quick hole. Halladay seemed off but he did pitch 7 innings; on 9 hits and a walk, he allowed 5 runs while striking out 10 batters.
But the offense did not let Halladay down this time. After a Jimmy Rollins 1-out double in the 3rd, the Mets short stop Jose Reyes committed a fielding error that allowed Placido Polanco to reach base. From there, a rally was born. Remember yesterday when mascot J-Roll Smurf put the voodoo hex on Reyes? Coincidence? Well, who cares…it worked, whatever it was.
The Reyes error sent the Phillies on a huge tear; Ross Gload singled, which scored Rollins. And then the super-hot Raul Ibanez extended his hitting streak to a career high 16 games with a 3-run homer. Later, a Brian Schneider single scored Jayson Werth for the 5th run of the inning. Werth had also homered the inning before. Here are a few shots of the home runs and subsequent celebrations:
The effort was all around for the Phillies. Not only did the offense score 6 runs for Halladay, they played solid defense as well. Halladay kept running into trouble, but some good pitches, a double play and a few diving grabs helped him out. Gload especially gave a great effort at first base filling in for the injured Ryan Howard. Here are a few more action shots from the game:
Another huge positive to come out of this 6-5 win was the back-end of the bullpen. Ryan Madson played "Bridge to Lidge" in his former excellent fashion, shutting the Mets down in the 8th. And then Brad Lidge, with his usual tense moments, did finally get the save with only a 1-run lead. Both pitchers have been up and down so it was nice to see the pen work the way it is actually supposed to in a tight game.
There was positive news before the game as well. Both Chase Utley and Shane Victorino were out running around and playing Frisbee on the field. This is meant to be a conditioning exercise, and Utley was quite serious about getting the job done.
Victorino, on the other hand, while still getting the job done, looked more like a kid playing in his back yard than a professional ballplayer. He even raced someone's kid at one point. Nothing wrong with a little fun ;o) Victorino was running very well and it looks like he may be activated soon. He will start a rehab assignment on Tuesday and may be back by next weekend.
Also before the game, the Alumni Batting Challenge took place with 3 teams; Kevin Stocker with Ricky Bottalico, Jim Eisenreich with Mitch Williams and Darren Daulton with Dickie Noles. Stocker and Bottalico took home the prize. You can see many photos from the even in the full game Photo Album.
The Phillies have a day off tomorrow before the Dodgers come to town. Kyle Kendrick will start Tuesday's game which is scheduled for 7:05pm.
Photos by Jenn Zambri Photography
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I thought the Mets had a very good first inning running on Schneider. But then things fell apart for us like wet toilet paper. We seem to be jumping in with both feet with our rookie call-ups. Finally!
I remember having Darren Daulton on my fantasy team back when. Nice to see him get on the Wall.
Jenn – Once again great pictures! I personally was glad to see Werth have a great game. Also, I loved Ibanez's homer. It was good to see the bullpen do their part and keep the game a win.
Oh, yeah, I love Victorino's enthusiasm and youthful spirit. I can't wait to see him back in the game again. Barb


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MARIETTA – The Marietta Police Department released the name Wednesday of the possible homicide victim found Tuesday at 139 Groves Ave., while a resident of the home was charged with burglary after being discovered covered in blood at another home.
The deceased, Frank B. Stephens, 68, lived at 1001 Gilman Ave., less than a mile from the potential crime scene. He had been an acquaintance of one of the home's two residents, Richard Haught Jr., said Marietta Police Department Capt. Jeff Waite.
Haught was questioned about the incident Tuesday but not taken into custody, said Waite.
Police did arrest the second resident of the 139 Groves Ave. mobile home on Tuesday, but Waite declined to say whether he is believed to be involved in a crime that took place there.
Ira "David" Blair, 28, was charged with burglary after he was found asleep and covered in blood around 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at 423 Third St., according to a statement of facts from the police department.
"The defendant had several injuries to his face and had bled onto several pillows," said the statement.
When awoken, Blair told officers he believed he was at 139 Groves Ave., which later that day was cordoned off with yellow police tape, officials said.
Tuesday afternoon, a Groves Avenue neighbor reported seeing an investigator from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation pull what appeared to be a blood-soaked towel out of a burn barrel in the back yard of the crime scene. The towel later hung in the back yard.
Police are not releasing a cause of death for Stephens, pending an autopsy, which was being conducted in Montgomery County on Wednesday, said Waite.
Blair later told officers he had gotten permission to be at 423 Third St. from resident Ali Martin, whose bedroom he had been sleeping in, said the statement of facts.
Martin, 23, of 423 Third St., denied that she had given Blair permission to be there. She was subsequently arrested Wednesday on charges of theft, receiving stolen property and trafficking in drugs stemming from a March indictment.


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(Bluefield)—The 25th annual Klingensmith Cup Golf Tournament will be played on Monday, May 16, 2011 at the Wolf Creek Golf Course in Bastian, Virginia. This annual event is sponsored by Bluefield State College's School of Engineering Technology (ET) and Computer Science (CS). All BSC constituents are invited to join in the fun with BSC ET and CS graduates and employers. This tournament allows participants to demonstrate their golf skills and provides a unique setting to renew old acquaintances and to network with others having common interests.
The tournament format is set-up as a 4-person "captain's choice" event and play begins with a shotgun start at 8AM. When play is completed, be prepared for an excellent picnic lunch and the awarding of prizes and trophies.
Entry fees are $50 per participant or $200 per team. The entry fee includes lunch and refreshments, and golfing privileges. Individuals and organizations are invited to purchase a "K Cup" sponsorship for $100. This entitles you to sponsor sign at one of the holes and provides support to School of Engineering Technology and Computer Science. Make checks payable to Bluefield State College Foundation. Receipts are provided. Please mail your check with your teaming preferences to:
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