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Note: The original post incorrectly stated that councilor Will Gorham opposed the seat tax increase. He in fact supported it.
Last night, in a marathon Portland city council meeting about next year's city budget, the council passed a significant operational tax increase on some Old Port bar owners. As part of the $256.6 million budget, the controversial Bar Occupancy Fee, otherwise known as the "seat tax" was more than tripled from $4.50 per occupant with a $1500 cap to $15 per occupant without a cap. Only bars in the Old Port overlay zone, an area encompassing the most densely commercial blocks in the Old Port, have to pay the seat tax. So, for example, while Gritty McDuff's on Fore Street must pay the seat tax, Ri Ra on Commercial Street, outside of the overlay zone, does not.
Affected bar owners, predictably, are upset about the increase, which will drain them of thousands more in taxes. The fee increase would raise $60,000 (above the $20,000 annually raised by the current rate) and proponents said the increase is necessary to pay for police coverage of the area. The seat tax is one of dozens of fee increases passed as part of last night's budget in an attempt to pay for city services without relying more on revenue from property taxes.
City mayor Jim Cohen proposed a slimmer increase on the per-seat tax of only $9, with a cap of no more than $3000 total seat tax from any one establishment, but his idea eventually failed in a vote of 7 - 2. Cohen and Cheryl Leeman were opposed.


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Men's 50 Singles and Women's 50 Singles are "Sectional" for ranking
purposes. All other events are "Designated" for ranking purposes.
The 55 event is offered for men only The mixed 55 doubles event is
a new Senior Slams event and ranking division for 2012. Singles
play for all divisions will start FRIDAY afternoon, or Saturday if
draws are 4 or less. Doubles matches will start Saturday unless
there are draws of more than 8 teams. In those cases, the first
round of doubles can start Friday afternoon. The notes below will
be updated as information becomes available - please check back!
All entrants will receive "goody" bag with prizes and Slams
booklet. ONE RECOMMENDED INN WITH PLAYER DISCOUNTS Colonial Inn --
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as rooms will be released from the hold then. Lunches available at
the snack bar near the courts. The players party with food, drink
and door prizes will be held on tennis clubhouse porch overlooking
the courts on Saturday at 5:30 pm. Consolation format will be
regular scoring except a 10-Point Match Tiebreak will be used in
lieu of a full 3rd set. For very bad weather, other abbreviated
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- Up to 30% faster than standard Powerline AV 200
- PHY speed up to 500Mbps
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Much better than wireless 09/17/2013
This review is from: Rosewill RPLC-200PKIT Premium 200Mbps Powerline AV+ Pass-Through Adapter (Starter Kit - 2 Units)
A Newegg Eggxpert review for the "Rosewill RPLC-200PKIT": I was anxious to re-try this technology. I had tried similar products years ago and they failed miserably. First, I was pleasantly surprised by the super easy setup. My modem/router, an Actiontec Q1000 (Century Link), coexists nicely in a basement cupboard sharing a power outlet with Remote Power Line Connector (RPLC) #1. The included 5 foot ethernet cable was 4 foot longer than it needed to be. DON'T FORGET to press the "Reset/Security" button where the ethernet cable plugs in to turn on encryption.
It took me longer to walk up 2 flights of stairs than it took to setup the second RPLC. I use my laptop in a spare bedroom where in can sneak to when I can't sleep. I also use that room to charge all our small devices - phones, tablets, RC cars. The only reason I mention this is that there was only one outlet available for RPLC #2 at it would need a much longer ethernet cable. I used a 15 foot spare. Again in the time it took to relocate a power strip (~30 seconds), my Windows 7 Home had already located and installed the proper drivers. From the laptop I turned off the router's wireless service, then the laptop's wireless. That was 12 days ago and it's been working flawlessly since.
The units are large, too large if you need to plug 3-prong power cord into the second outlet, I didn't so no dings.
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I didn't get the transfer rates others reported, but the RPLC is at least a 30% improvement over my wireless. But most importantly, it doesn't "drop signal."
RPLC - 3.8 MB/sec up & down, large files. Wireless 2.9
RPLC - 3.5 MB/sec up & down, small files. Wireless 2.4
Newegg has an error on their "Rosewill High Performance Powerline Adapter" chart. The RPLC-200KIT and RPLC-200PKIT allow speeds up to 200Mbps/sec not 500Mbps, as the 200KIT and 200PKIT have 10/100baseT connections.
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Ilyssa Popowcer and Liz Gibbons went 3-0 in doubles Tuesday to help Coronado's girls to an 11-7 win over host Green Valley, knocking the Gators out of first place in the Southeast League.
Casey Thevenot and Paige Nisson were 2-0 in doubles for the Cougars.
Jessica Hsu was 3-0 in singles for the Gators.
Both teams are 4-1 in league play. Silverado took over sole possession of first place at 4-0.
Silverado 12, Basic 6 — At Basic, Ashley Newell, Kristen Santero and Nicole Santero each finished 3-0 in singles to lead the Skyhawks over the Wolves.
Basic's Megan Feher and Jenilee Medina finished 2-0 in doubles.
Liberty 13, Boulder City 5 — At Liberty, Eunice Zhao and Riki Aquino went 2-0 in doubles as the Patriots beat the Falcons.
Tech 14, Foothill 4 — At Foothill, Marlai Sai went 3-0 in singles to help the Roadrunners defeat the Falcons.
Las Vegas 10, Canyon Springs 8 — At Canyon Springs, the doubles team of Cami Fish and Alyssa D'Agostino went 3-0 as the Wildcats beat the Pioneers.
Val Shively was 2-1 in singles for Las Vegas.
Rebecca Breland went 3-0 in singles for Canyon Springs.
Rancho 11, Desert Pines 7 — At Desert Pines, Mariah Coleman went 3-0 in singles to help the Rams beat the Jaguars.
The doubles team of Kristen Neubauer and Abony Moore went 3-0 for Rancho.
Moapa Valley 10, Chaparral 8 — At Chaparral, Alyssa O'Toole and Anelle Gollohan finished 3-0 in doubles as the Pirates defeated the Cowboys.
Chaparral's Kelly Terry and Sara Andersen each went 3-0 in singles.
Eldorado 11, Valley 7 — At Eldorado, Rochelle Casino and Christina Herrera each finished 3-0 in singles to lead the Sundevils to a victory over the Vikings.
The doubles teams of Gabriella Kinney and Dyana Sanchez, and Maria Guanlao and Bryanna Gabrillo each finished 2-1 for Eldorado.
Valley's Jenna Beaudry and Angel Ordiway went 3-0 in doubles.
Bishop Gorman 13, Bonanza 5 — At Darling Tennis Center, Blair Bigelow and Caroline Engs went 2-0 in doubles to lead the Gaels past the Bengals.
Samantha Niemand and Chelsea Chappell went 2-1 in doubles for Bonanza.
Desert Oasis 15, Western 3 — At Western, Danica Ingwaldson was 2-0 in singles as the Diamondbacks beat the Warriors.
Lauren Lightfoot was 1-0 in singles for Desert Oasis.
Western's Megan Rocheford was 1-1 in singles.
Durango 10, Clark 9 — At Durango, Jamie Dean and Kaitlyn Moore finished 3-0 in doubles as the Trailblazers defeated the Chargers in a tiebreaker.
Clark's Natasha James was 3-0 in singles.
Spring Valley 10, Sierra Vista 8 — At Spring Valley, Jennifer Hewitt and Leimmi Shang went 3-0 in doubles to lead the Grizzlies.
Claire Brantley and Sierra Weyer each went 2-1 in singles for Spring Valley.
Palo Verde 15, Arbor View 3 — At Palo Verde, Shelby Zepeda and Nikki Levy went 3-0 in doubles as the Panthers rolled.
Palo Verde's Sarah Alamshaw and Chelsey Koktavy each went 2-0 in singles.
Centennial 15, Mojave 3 — At Mojave, Taylor Englert and Nicole Moore each went 2-0 in singles to help the Bulldogs down Mojave.
Mojave's Nicole Santiwan and Kristen Bachman were 3-0 in doubles.
Shadow Ridge 10, Legacy 9 — At Legacy, Deb Hogue and Emylia Terry went 3-0 in doubles, and Jamie Andrade was 2-1 in singles as the Mustangs beat the Longhorns in a tiebreaker.
Legacy's Breanna Watkins went 3-0 in singles, and the doubles team of Chelsea Gibbs and Dani White went 2-1 for the Longhorns.
Faith Lutheran 10, Cimarron-Memorial 8 — At Faith Lutheran, Aubrey Astle and Renee Vogel teamed to go 3-0 in doubles and lead the Crusaders past the Spartans.
Kate Johnesee went 3-0 in singles for Cimarron.
The Meadows 17, Cheyenne 1 — At The Meadows, the Mustangs rolled past the Desert Shields.


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Bryce Perkins, center, was convicted of second-degree murder in the July 5, 2009, shooting death of Daniel Gueringer, a Marine home on leave. (American Press Archives)
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 06, 2013 7:54 PM
By Johnathan Manning / American Press
An appeals court has affirmed the life sentence of a man convicted of killing a Marine at a party on July 5, 2009.
Bryce Perkins, 27, was convicted in February 2011 of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Daniel Gueringer.
The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal announced its decision Wednesday in an opinion written by Judge John E. Conery.
At Perkins' sentencing in April 2011, Judge Ron Ware reduced the charge to manslaughter, saying Perkins did not have specific intent to kill Gueringer and sentenced him to 30 years in prison.
But the 3rd Circuit reinstated the second-degree murder conviction, which carries a mandatory life sentence.
Perkins' attorneys appealed the life sentence as being excessive. In order to show that a mandatory life sentence was unconstitutional, Perkins would have had to prove unusual circumstances put him outside the Legislature's intention of the sentence, Conery said.
"Defendant has failed to make any showing that he is 'exceptional' in a way that renders his sentences excessive under the discussed jurisprudence," Conery wrote. "His brief merely alludes to his youth."
The 3rd Circuit did find an error with the sentence, calling it "illegally lenient" because it was not imposed at hard labor. The appeals court "will not correct an illegally lenient sentence, unless it is raised as an error on appeal," Conery wrote.
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The country's largest listed commercial and retail landlord is considering building the biggest office development in years.
The $1.8 billion Kiwi Income Property Trust is mulling a $130 million Auckland office tower development.
Buffy Gill of Goldman Sachs JBWere said the deal looked "relatively attractive" because Kiwi Income had negotiated with a single tenant on an 18-year lease.
Sources yesterday speculated the new development would be for a bank on leasehold land Kiwi Income is looking at around Halsey St in the Western Viaduct Basin area.
ANZ National Bank is a Kiwi Income tenant in the 26,141sq m high-rise National Bank Centre on Queen St, a property valued at $100 million in Kiwi Income's half-year accounts, down $9.1 million in the six month period.
Kiwi Income disclosed that 2917sq m of that block was empty, the single largest slice of vacant space in its office portfolio.
The centre has a 12 per cent vacancy factor.
Kiwi Income also disclosed that ANZ National's lease was the largest single tenancy due to expire in the next three years.
The bank leases 12,045sq m in the tower. Kiwi Income said 12 per cent of its portfolio expires in each of thenext five financial years and the ANZ National lease expires by 2012.
Other banks have shifted as big new developments are completed. Westpac has already completed a partial move to Cooper and Company's Britomart and will finish that when the new East building is finished.
BNZ is gradually moving from the Sultan of Brunei's 125 Queen St to Brookfield Multiplex's Deloitte Centre at 80 Queen St.
The terms of ASB's lease in Brookfield Multiplex's ASB Building on Albert St could also make it a candidate for a new Kiwi Income building, one source said yesterday.
The office development opportunity would be Kiwi Income's first big building project since it finished Sylvia Park in 2007, which by September 30 this year was valued at $437 million, down $11.7 million.
Sylvia Park has 71,057sq m of net lettable area of which 100sq m is vacant.
Gill said the benefits of any new development by the trust would depend on market prospects.
"The actual level of value-add will be dependent on the initial yield and scope for rental growth of the development," she said.
Kiwi Income noted the grim outlook for Auckland's office market, citing CB Richard Ellis's market monitor projecting 10.2 per cent vacancies, rising commercial vacancies and softening premium CBD yields.
Auckland's CBD has a large number of new developments on and 130,000sq m of office space coming on to the market in the next three years.
But most of that is pre-committed, including the new Telecom HQ on Victoria St and the East building in Britomart.
Gill said Kiwi Income was in good shape, regardless of whether it put up a new building.


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Jose Tabata doubled to begin the game and went 1-for-4.
Two runs in the bottom of the 7th by the Mud Hens broke a 2-2 tie, and the Hens hung on for the win at Fifth Third Field in Toledo, OH. The Indians out-hit the Mud Hens 8-7, but they couldn't come up with any runs after the 1st inning. Tribe starter Ross Ohlendorf made his third rehab start and took the loss, though he bested his previous outing by going into the 7th inning and by throwing 102 pitches (60 strikes).
The game began with a Tribe rally. Jose Tabata, in right field tonight, led off with a double to the right field wall. 2B Jordy Mercer followed with a double down the right field line, driving Tabata in from second base. LF John Bowker's ground out let Me...
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BeschreibungOrganizational encounters with risk range from errors and anomalies to outright disasters. This collection of essays addresses the varied ways in which modern organisations understand, process and deal with risk. Contributions by leading experts on risk management illustrate the complex organisational and social dimension of risk management, reminding the readers that it is much more than the application of technique.
InhaltsverzeichnisAcknowledgements; 1. Organizational encounters with risk: an introduction Bridget Hutter and Michael Power; 2. Organizational rituals of risk and error Diane Vaughan; 3. 'Ways of seeing': understandings of risk in organisational settings Bridget Hutter; 4. Risk and rules: the 'legalization' of medicine Carol A. Heimer, Juleigh Coleman Petty and Rebecca J. Culyba; 5. Organizational responses to risk: the rise of the Chief Risk Officer Michael Power; 6. Incentives, risk and accountability in organizations Timothy Besley and Maitreesh Ghatak; 7. Mathematizing risk: models, arbitrage and crises Donald MacKenzie; 8. Interdependencies within an organization Howard Kunreuther and Geoffrey Heal; 9. Restoring reason: causal narratives and political culture Sheila Jasanoff; Bibliography; Index.
PortraitBridget Hutter is Peacock Chair of Risk Management at the LSE and Director of the Centre for Analysis of Risk and Regulation (CARR) at the London School of Economics. Michael Power is Professor of Accounting and a Director of the ESRC Centre for the Analysis of Risk and Regulations (CARR) at the London School of Economics.
Pressestimmen'Organizational Encounters with Risk addresses the paradox of the 21st century: how organizations that enhance our capacity to govern uncertainty simultaneously produce new uncertainties that demand innovative approaches to risk and regulation. While grounding their analyses in real-world organizational encounters with risk, the distinguished contributors to this volume also significantly advance theories of uncertainty, risk and regulation.' Richard Ericson, University of Toronto 'These remarkably insightful essays freshen and deepen our grasp of the ways in which organizations manufacture risk. These perspectives represent a much needed corrective to stylized, narrowly drawn risk analysis. Risk is recast as an encounter shaped by the organizing of attention, sense-making, and structuring. This volume will have a profound resonance for scholars and practitioners alike and represents a milestone in efforts to understand an increasingly significant issue.' University of Michigan and co-author of Managing The Unexpected 'A crucial point about the risks that we face today is that technological disasters and major financial failures are often caused by systematic organisational factors rather than mere chance events. In this sense institutions themselves are the incubators of risk in the modern world. This collection of essays is a thoroughly valuable addition to our analytic understanding of this important phenomenon, and should be read by managers, risk and safety professionals and academics alike.' Nick Pidgeon, School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia 'An original collection of the latest thinking by some of the finest scholars of risk. The book documents in revealing ways the increasing importance of risk management in organizational life, as in the new phenomenon of multinational firms with a Chief Risk Officer. This collection throws out a challenge to existing paradigms of organizational theory with evocative risk paradigms.' John Braithwaite, Regulatory Institutions Network, Australian National University 'Bridget Hutter and Michael Power have put together an all-star cast that both advances knowledge and sets an ambitious research agenda.' James Short, Department of Sociology, Washington State University
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While all of this was going on, ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) in Europe was
creating a very thoroughly engineered suite of network protocols called Open System Interconnect
(OSI), or more formally, X.200 (July 1994). This is where the famous "seven layer" network model comes
from (TCP/IP is really a "four layer" model, which has caused no end of confusion among young network
engineers). At one point the U.S. government decided to officially adopt OSI for its networking (this was
called GOSIP, or Government Open Systems Interconnection Profile, defined in FIPS 146-1, 1990).
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for TCP/IP based networks. That's about all that is left of the mighty OSI effort today, outside of
Computer Science textbooks and Cisco Press books.
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competing standards for e-Mail, including Microsoft's MS-Mail, Lotus's cc:Mail, and MCI Mail. The
Internet folks used a much simpler e-mail standard called SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). It first
became the connecting backbone between various e-Mail products (everyone had their e-Mail to SMTP
gateways, so users could exchange messages across organizations). Soon, everyone started using SMTP
(together with POP3 and later IMAP) all the way to the end-user. Today virtually all e-Mail worldwide is
based on SMTP and TCP/IP.
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Several other Internet applications evolved, including WAIS (Wide Area Information Server, for storing
and retrieving documents) and Archie (the very first search engine). In turn, these efforts were merged
with the idea of HyperText (documents with multi-level links) and evolved into HTML (HyperText
Markup Language) and HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol). The World Wide Web was off and running.
The first web browser and web server were created at the National Center for Supercomputing
Applications (NCSA) at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign campus. The people that created
those software projects (primarily Marc Andreessen and Eric Bina) were soon hired by Jim Clark, one of
the founders of Silicon Graphics, to start NetScape, one of the most successful companies in the First
Internet. They created a new and more powerful web server (NetScape Web Server) and web browser
(NetScape Navigator). Interestingly enough, the original browser created by Andreessen at NCSA later
became the starting point for Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser.
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Kurt Busch will be driving a memorable paint scheme for racing fans during Friday night's running of the Subway Firecracker 250 at Daytona International Speedway. Busch will pilot the No. 1 Chevrolet for Phoenix Racing while driving a car reminiscent of the movie "Days of Thunder." Busch will be piloting a car dressed up to appear like the car driven by Cole Trickle from the 1990 released movie which featured Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. This is the third race for Busch and Phoenix Racing in the Nationwide Series this season. Busch won this event last season despite having severe damage on his car. He has five career wins in the series. If Busch and movies sounds familiar to you it is worth mentioning that he drove the ME car from Talladega Nights last season while competing with Phoenix Racing at the Sprint Cup level.
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i have a sbc with the casting #s 3970010 with a 4 bolt main is there any way to tell if its 327 or 350
Measure the stroke.......
Its a 350.....there were no 327s with 4 bolt mains........Of course, this fact has been disputed many times
There should be a suffix code stamped just in front of the passenger side cylinder head. Look that up and it'll tell you what you have. Or you can pull the oil pan off and check the casting number on the crank. Chances are very high that it's a 350 though. The 3970010 casting number was used throughout the 70s.
L79 super h output 327 was a rally motor with 7 quart oil pan 4 bolt main look it up engine suffix is t0221hv
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After driving in and finding free parking near Van Ness and Mission St, we caught the 45 but missed the 17
With our transfers we were able to get back to Market and then hop on the F for one last streetcar ride down to Fisherman's Wharf. There, we picked out the biggest crab we could find and had it boiled and cracked streetside. Tasty!
Next up was a short hike and then a short ride on the 39 in heavy traffic. We gave up and hopped off right at the end of Little Italy and the beginning of Chinatown. In Chinatown we visited our favorite bakery and... uh... deli on Stanton, picking up some cheap buns for the next day's travel and a snack to eat right away.
After Chinatown we stopped in a shoestore and finally picked up a pair of Keens for Jacy, who had previously been down to her last pair of unpacked sandals. Equipped for travel we quested for a road atlas, since I had cleverly thrown ours away whilst cleaning out the car prior to our cross-country trip. Rather than an atlas, we found a lot of cold gusty wind and a setting sun
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First there was dial up. Then came something called DSL. Followed by coaxial cable broadband. Now, it's all about fiber. A fiber-optic network can be 200 times faster than cable and has the potential to trigger a new generation of economic development. So, it should come as no surprise than that 69 percent of public officials cite economic factors as the top reason why cities need to have fiber.
This, according to a new survey conducted online in July by the Governing Exchange, the research arm of Governing. More than 125 senior managers in state and local government were polled, and about 70 percent said they believe fiber networks should be considered a public good that government regulates and sometimes runs, similar to water, sewer and other utility services.
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It certainly won't be the major cable TV and telecom providers, critics say. They own most of today's broadband networks, which reach 89 percent of Americans. There's no incentive, critics say, for them to embrace fiber.
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hi my dogs would love it... Have never done a quilt for them.... they are jealous... have a great day.. ciao
What a great gift for the dogs!! i need to make mine one
Looks great kiddo :thumbup:
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I know it's still early in the year, but I want to plan some sierra trips for this summer. I'm trying to find 1-2 night trips. I live in Santa Rosa (north of the bay area) and would like trips that involve 4 hours or less of driving from the Bay Area. I am very inexperienced with the sierras and don't have any clue where to start. I have been backpacking once in Kings Canyon and once out of Mineral King.
I would like to go to an area where I can camp wherever I want. The less people I see the better. I have don't have a problem with cross country and scrambling. I would like to get up and explore above the treeline and explore some lakes.
Any suggestions?
I have serious problems with altitude. I don't get sick, but I get extremely exhausted and out of breath. I now have some prescription meds that help with this a lot, but I would like to take somewhat short trips while I am still figuring out my limits.Apr 14, 2013 at 6:29 pm #1976636
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Here are some hikes for early in the season (starting June or even May in some areas, this low-snow year):
Maybe focus on these for now while you acclimate to the altitude? Most of these destinations are below 8,000 feet.
They should all be within your 4-hour drive limit. Drive in very early morning for best results. On a summer weekend, any departure from home after 9-10 a.m. can add an extra hour to your driving time. Friday nights, it can be all tied up.
I think the biggest bang for the buck in terms of short-drive-to-high-mountain-scenery ratio (from Santa Rosa) is the Desolation Wilderness. As few as 3 hours door-to-door depending on trailhead and time of day. You WILL however see a whole lot of other people there! And, you will have to indicate on your permit which narrow "zone" you intend to camp at each night. Elevation ranges from about 6500 to 10,000 feet depending on where in Desolation you want to go.
Some of the driving times to places are counter-intuitive. I have gotten to Lodgepole trailhead in the SEKI in just 4:30 from Oakland. Some of the trailheads in Emigrant Wilderness, though far closer (in miles) to the Bay Area, are the same 4:30 drive, because you end up on windy and/or dirt roads.
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Thanks Elizabeth!
yes, we have quite a few hikes on our website. And this year, some of the others are also going to be open earlier than usual.
Since we live in wine country as well, we'd suggest staying north of SEKI if you don't like a long drive. Focus on Desolation and Emigrant Wildernesses…
There are lots of hikes that will work for you…and way too many beautiful places to see!Apr 15, 2013 at 5:38 pm #1976997
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One of the simplest places to go is the Hetch Hetchy area of Yosemite National Park. It is around 4000 feet elevation, so it is well below tree line and there shouldn't be any altitude problems for anybody. If you want to go higher, you can head up to Lake Vernon. Permits can be had from the park entry station.
You can camp anywhere you want, except not next to the river, not next to the trail, and not within the first few miles of the dam. But you wouldn't want to camp there anyway.
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Justin BakerBPL Member
@justin_bakerLocale: Santa Rosa, CA
Thank you for the suggestions. I was reading Paul's website last night. I'm not really looking for early season hikes, just planning ahead.
I will probably end up doing high elevation trips but plan for short hikes in to a lake and do day hikes from camp depending on how I feel. The elevation slows me down but doesn't make me sick.Apr 15, 2013 at 10:00 pm #1977138
Paul WagnerBPL Member
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Emigrant Wilderness has much of the same appeal ( and bare granite ) of Yosemite, but at lower elevations, so that might be a good choice for you!
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I sold my friend my 1991 Eldo, it has 240k miles on it and when he went to start it up it wouldn't turn over, but rather you would hear a faint ticking. My first thought was the starter, but after letting it sit, it started up with no problems. This has happened a couple of time now. My next thought was the battery cables, b/c i went to the voltage screen and it was reading 12.8- 13.0 volts. Is it possible the starter is not not getting enough power from the battery due to the battery cable? I had something similar on my Concorde. The battery light came on, took it to the dealer they replaced the alternator (spent all my pretty pennies on that), but the light still came on. Took it back they replaced the battery cables and all was fine. Any help would be very appreciated.
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Pull them at the battery and clean them with a wire brush. If it's battery cables, that should help.........Tom
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The Hudson Valley Community College men's basketball team improved its record to 4-4 on the season with an 88-77 win over Clinton Community College. It was the first win on the road for the Vikings this season.
Hudson Valley, which scored its most points of the season, was led by sophomore guard Maurice Frye's (Middletown/Middletown High School) 22 points. Freshman forward Ryan Livingston (Bethlehem/LaSalle Institute) poured in 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Freshman forward Mike Collopy (Averill Park/Averill Park High School) contributed 12 points, eight rebounds and eight assists, and freshman guard J.R. Battle (Binghamton/Binghamton High School) added 10 points.
Hudson Valley will host SUNY Cobleskill at 7 p.m. on Thursday, December 2.
Hudson Valley (88): Marlon Sousis 2-1-5, Aric Kucel 1-2-4, Mike Collopy 5-2-12, Mark Reilly 0-1-1, Maurice Frye 9-0-22, J.R. Battle 3-3-10, DuJuan Freeman 1-0-2, Anthony King 0-1-1, Khylan Hunt 3-2-8, Craig Houck 1-0-3, Ryan Livingston 8-2-18, Jonathan Steinbiss 1-0-2, Totals: 34-14-88.
Clinton (77): Moore 3-1-7, Reif 7-3-17, Castine 6-2-16, Wright 4-9-19, Earle 3-0-7, Chiles 2-1-5, Wood 2-0-4, Totals: 28-16-77.
Halftime: Hudson Valley, 44-34.
3-point goals: Hudson Valley 6 (Frye 4, Battle, Houck). Clinton 5 (Castine 2, Wright 2, Earle).


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Shazam continues to launch major partnerships with TV, this time with WWE. On July 23rd users will be able unlock exclusive content in honor of RAW's 1000th episode. Lost Remote has learned exclusively about the details of the partnership in addition to never before released data on what music is being Shazamed during TV.WWE and Shazam have both been busy becoming a big part of USA's upfront and announcing a major partnership around the Olympics respectively. The details of the new partnership include.
- Exclusive video of WWE Superstars, including John Cena®, Sheamus®, Big Show®, Brodus Clay®, Zack Ryder®, Chris Jericho®, The Miz, Alberto Del Rio®, and Divas Kelly Kelly and Eve
- Links to purchase the Superstars' entrance theme songs
- Easy access to purchase WWE gear
- A link to purchase WWE tickets
While Shazam for TV has continued to grow, Shazam's music footprint still has a big affect on social TV. It's no surprise that many times users take out Shazam to uncover a song they're listening to on TV. Even for a recent WWE episode there were over 1,000 tags, without any call-to-actions on TV. The most popular songs were: "Voices," "Break the Walls Down," "Radio" and "I Came to Play," which are the entrance anthems for: Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, Zach Ryder and The Miz, respectively.
Additionally Shazam has shared with Lost Remote some of the most Shazamed songs during TV from June.
- British dubstep band, Nero, gained 100K tags since 7 June 2012 when the record was first used in the new ad campaign for HP dm 4 Laptop.
- Keeping with British acts Alex Clare's 'Too Close' gained 312K tags this month thanks to the record's inclusion in Internet Explorer ads. Some of these tags have been driven by radio, but generally we've seen that big spikes in traffic for 'Too Close' coincide with TV play. So far 'Too Close' has been tagged over 2 million times worldwide!
- Lumineers 'Ho Hey' scored 91K tags this month thanks to the inclusion of 'Ho Hey' in the new Bing commercial.
- Dire Straits 'Walk Of Life' gained 31K tags thanks to its use in a Burger King ad.
- TV shows also drove huge engagement this month. Suits (Caught A Ghost 'Time Go' was used and scored 12K tags) and Pretty Little Liars (The Strange Familiar 'Unwanted' 4K tags) both scored highly.
- The Middle East 'Blood' saw a huge rise in tags when HBO broadcast the film Crazy Stupid Love which uses the track. 'Blood' scored 29K tracks in June.
The company described that "many of the bands that are gaining success from synchs are not the kind of bands that would gain support on commercial radio, as 8 -10 % of tags on Shazam convert to sales, it's clear that TV plus Shazam can open up huge sales potential for indie / alt bands."


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The American Red Cross and Sullivan American Legion Post 68 will sponsor a blood drive 11:45 a.m.-6 p.m. July 15 at the Sullivan American Legion located at 8 West Strain in Sullivan. During the summer months, blood supplies are desperately needed.
For an appointment, call Jeri Davis, drive coordinator, at 273-9456. Walk-ins are welcome, but an appointment will ensure adequate staffing is available and wait time is reduced.


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I don't recall him ever tweeting that phrase. I thought is was funny as that was the first thing I was taught in the police academy many, many years ago
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It's going to be a spooky fun evening of crafts, games and more at the library. We're taking registration now, so please give us a call at 257-2702 if you have a young person you'd like to register
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Do You Craft?
Christmas Craft Night at the Library
This is always a busy time of year, so we like to get our young ones into the library to make all sorts of fun crafts for the holidays. Next week, we're having our annual Christmas Craft Night for kids aged 6 – 11. There will be crafts, treats, and games. What more could anyone ask for?
The pretty star wreaths we'll be making!
Registration is full now, so we can't accept any more crafters, but don't worry….there will be plenty more craft nights in the New Year! Watch for our 2015 newsletter going out in December to keep up on everything that's happening at the library!
Beware of the SHARK!
Can you believe this guy was spotted hanging around the library yesterday? If you drop in this week, try not to wave arms and feet around too much. He seems hungry!
Don't Go in the Water!
Get Ready to Read!
Summer Reading at the Carleton Place Public Library!
We're gearing up for the start of summer reading at the library, and boy, is it going to be an exciting summer! Not only will we have our usual program for kids, we're also offering a program for teens and this summer, we're even doing Adult summer reading! We're not quite ready to begin yet, but plan on signing up as soon as July rolls around for the maximum benefit. Not only will there be rewards, but you'll have a great summer reading all of the books you want.
Who Can Join?
For the younger set, we're offering the fabulous TD Summer Reading Club program. This summer, the theme is "EUREKA", and it's all about discovery, exploration and creativity. And we have LOTS of great things planned to go along with that idea. Starting Friday, June 27th from 1 -3pm, we'll be holding our Library Lemonade Stand Kick-Off, rain or shine! Drop by, enjoy a nice glass of lemonade and sign up for summer reading. We'll give you everything you need to get started, and maybe try to coax you into participating in one of our fun activities as well.
The TD Summer Reading program is a self-directed reading program aimed at children aged 2-12. Once your child registers, we'll give them a bunch of things to take home to begin their reading fun. Then, all they need to do is read three books, and bring back their booklet with the titles. We'll give them a sticker, a ballot to go into the prize draw and a piece for our fun summer wall. (It's a secret, but we're going to be creating something really fun!) The goal is to read 30 books this summer. I'm sure we'll have lots of great readers.
For teens and tweens in Grades 5 and up, we're offering our exciting "Book Buck Bingo". Pick up one of our fun Bingo cards and get reading. Readers earn ONE book buck for every square they complete, and they can save those book bucks and spend them on fun prizes during one of our Book Buck Spending Weeks! There are going to be some awesome prizes this year, so get your tween/teen reading this summer! They won't be disappointed!
And last but certainly not least, we're going to be offering Adult Summer Reading this year for the first time! We're calling it "Goodies for Grown Ups!", and yes…there will be prizes! Registration begins in July, and once you pick up a kit, it's up to you which books you read. Every visit back to the library will earn you a Lucky Library Lotto card. Maybe you'll win something fun….just for reading!
When Does it Start?
Join us Friday, June 27 from 1 -3pm for the official Library Lemonade Stand Kick-Off! We'll serve lemonade and hand out registration kits. If you can't make it that day, don't worry….you can sign up anytime after that. The program will run from July through to the first week of September, so there's lots of time. And if you can't make it all summer, you don't have to worry. Once you sign up, we can catch you up anytime before the end of the program. Just keep track of the books you read.
What If I Don't Want to Do Summer Reading?
Don't worry. We know summer reading isn't for everyone, but we want you to be able to enjoy the library, too. So we have some great programs planned all summer long for all ages. You can stop in to pick up our fabulous summer calendar, or pop by our Facebook page for a simple rundown of some of the events. We'll have programs for 2 – 5 year olds, middle grade kids, tweens, teens and adults. How about a crafty afternoon based on Sharknado? What about trying your hand at an invention? Or how about joining us for a writing program? We have so much going on, I can't tell you about everything here. Come and get a calendar!
Drop us a line on our Facebook page, or at firstname.lastname@example.com We're looking forward to discovering lots of great things this summer. EUREKA! It's Summer Reading!
What Will They Make?
We've got paint. We've got glitter. We've got stickers and glue and markers. Today is Mini House Design at the library for our young friends aged 6 – 9. We expect everyone to leave here today with a mini-house, perfect for fairies, gnomes or even birds! We'll post some of our favourites on our Facebook page later this week, so don't forget to check back! We're getting creative at the library during the March Break!


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Southern Queensland BirdingAuthor: Carl from Pahrump (More Trip Reviews by Carl from Pahrump)
Date of Trip: December 2006
My wife fixed chicken breast stuffed with Proscuito, sun dried tomatoes, and feta cheese and baby spinach leaves served with left over mashed potatoes for dinner.
On Jan 2 we have reached the halfway point of our Epic Circumnavigation of Australia (in terms of days). We celebrated by going antique shopping followed by Cappuccino, thick chocolate-malt milkshake, and scones with jam and cream.
We had lots of Double-barred Finches and Striated Pardalotes at the feeder and bath this afternoon. A Red-necked Wallaby came along and finished off the birdseed just before a steady rain set in for the night.
On Jan 5 the sky was blue and we left for Queen Mary Falls at 7am. There were heaps of Golden-headed Cisticolas beside the road. When we got into the mountains we saw a Pied Currawong being chased by a mob of Bell's Minors.
The recent rains put some water cascading over Tevoit Falls. The water kind of evaporated during the 300 ft drop, but regrouped for a final rush to the bottom.
When we got to the top of the mountain it started misting. We headed home. On the drive home we saw flocks of Straw-necked Ibis circling like Vultures. For dinner my wife prepared another version of Pumpkin, Basil and Ricotta Ravioli. This time she served it with fried zucchini, tomatoes slices, and Haloumi cheese; and topped it all with a creamy sun dried tomato sauce. Beautiful!!!
On Jan 6 it was relatively cool this morning (58F). We drove to Ipswich (pronounced Ip-Switch) and bought "The Complete Field guide to Butterflies in Australia" by Michael Braby.
Australia does not have a large number of butterfly species by World standards, but about half of the 398 butterflies found here are found no where else. Unfortunately, the best butterfly areas in Australia are north of Cairns, where you can find 270 species (the further north you go in the Cape York Peninsula the better). The areas of NSW, Victoria and SA we will be in over the next 2 months have 193 butterfly species. Butterflies drop down to 56 in SW WA. When we get back to the Top End of the NT the population increases to126 butterfly species.
On Jan 7 we were off at 6am for White Swamp. The Wallaby count was way down, but there were gangs of juveniles hopping around aimlessly (I guess they recently got kicked out by Mom).
Channel-billed Cuckoos were out in force -- they look like flying Crosses. When we crossed into NSW we saw 20 Eastern Rosellas. They were eating the seeds out of Purple Thistle plants. A female Satin Bowerbird was incurring the wrath of a mob of Noisy Miner birds. Our best small bird was a Yellow-faced Honeyeater.
On Jan 8 we got up early for tea and coffee. Later, we did some packing while the house was cool. We spent the morning birding from the veranda and saw a Striped Warbler.
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I am sure there are alot of good stories out there about Hi-Point but that is my story and why I vote NO on Hi-Points.
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I am sure there are alot of good stories out there about Hi-Point but that is my story and why I vote NO on Hi-Points.
The Glock comments crack me up,,if I based all my judements on things I've read I'd be a hermit
WE DO NOT DISCUSS, ALLUDE TO, INSINUATE IN ANY WAY TO, ANY ILLEGAL ACTIVITY ON THE FORUM! If there is any confusion on this issue, read this thread http://www.handgunforum.net/forum-announcements/11796-threads-about-illegal-activity.html
I swear to God, the next person that even mentions doing something illegal, joking or not, is gone!
I've owned or shot extensively the following brands/guns: Beretta 96, Bersa 380, KelTec 380, S&W Sigma 40, Kimber CDP, Kimber TLE, Glock 19, Taurus 24/7, Browning Buckmark, SA XD9SC and various wheel guns. I never ran into a lemon that I wouldn't trust to save my life in this group of guns.
:smt022my glock 19 is a fine gun and i do trust my life with it i had a charles daley 45 auto and it sucked and the taurus revolvers i had would jam because the cylinder timing was off taurus said and these gun were new out of the box and they were junk!
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Elton John And Billy Joel Kick Off Tour In Florida
Opening night of the duo's wildly successful co-headlning tour was a three-plus-hour event steeped in hits and nostalgia (the night's youngest song was Joel's "River of Dreams" from '93) that varied little from previous incarnations, from its format to its ticket prices.
Joel acknowledged as much during his set, thanking the crowd after a spin through "Allentown." "Speaking of unemployment," Joel said, "we're just happy you're keeping us in business. We're happy to have a job."
Joel's words rang true, but there wasn't much worry about that: They last toured together in 2003, when they grossed $45.8 million from only 24 sellouts, an average of nearly $2 million per night, according to Billboard Boxscore. Top tickets prices for this tour are similar to those of the 2003 dates: around $175. "Our ticket prices are the same as you'd see anyone else, but there's two of us," John said in a November 2008 appearance on "The View." "In this day and age, we hope to be getting people value for their money."
As previously reported, many of the dates on the tour are configured in 360 degrees, significantly boosting capacity in those arenas.
Little had changed in the playbook from previous years. The two men performed together at the top of the show, with their individual bands for hour-long sets, and then together again for encores that included "The Bitch Is Back," a Beatles medley and, naturally, "Piano Man."
The itinerary, which includes two summer performances at Chicago's Wrigley Field, is still under construction, and according to one of the bosses, will be for some time yet. During his set, John said he was looking forward to "a couple of years" of dates. The tour next visits Tampa's St. Pete Times Forum on March 5.


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Highland Rim Bicycle Club presents a very special edition of the Elk River Valley 100. A distinctive experience awaits riders in 2016, as we host special guests retired professional cyclists George Hincapie and Christian Vande Velde. Conquer local favorite climbs, and see the amazing late summer scenic beauty of Southern Middle Tennessee. The club is revamping the finish line and festivities to ensure an exciting end to your day in the saddle, with lunch for riders and fun activities for family members.
Registration is limited to the first five hundred riders. Don't miss out on this historic running of the Elk River Valley 100.
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Notes from the High C's
Well, Thanksgiving is past, Chanukah and Christmas are upon us and the New Year is not far behind. On behalf of the Rockaway Music and Arts Council I want to wish everyone only the best of everything in the New Year - health, happiness and may all your good wishes come true.
I so enjoy this time of year as I drive around the neighborhood and see the Menorah's lit in the windows and the Christmas lights as well. It gives me a great feeling of togetherness and I wonder why some of us can't have this feeling throughout the year. It doesn't take much to be kind and gracious, and a lot less energy than to be mean and nasty. Try a smile, it works.
We at the RMAC have had our annual "wrap party" which is our end of the season celebration when we give ourselves a pat on the back for getting through another year. Our special celebrant at this year's party was Shirley Golub. Shirley has been with the RMAC almost longer than anyone else on the committee and is our Recording Secretary. Shirley goes back to when Sam Levinson was a large part of the organization and he, through his connections, was able to bring the most wonderful classical entertainment to Rockaway. In any event, Shirley is also part of a choral group and so a part of her gift was a beautiful music clef which she has added to her home. Also included in the gift was a magnifying glass so she can read back her notes at our meetings. Try taking notes and reading it back and having it all make sense. Shirley does it beautifully. Shirley worked together with her late husband Joe who was a wonderful fellow. He and I used to have wonderful discussions about the motion picture industry because at one time he was involved - many years before I was. Shirley and Joe have two daughters, one an actress and the other a very well-know casting director for Broadway and Hollywood. A great family and certainly a credit to Rockaway.
Now we take a little rest and in January we begin discussions regarding our programs for 2010. We are hopeful to be able to continue our concerts and our Fall Festival, but it really depends on discussions with Gateway which, like everything with the government, drags on and on. While the venue for our concerts was changed last year they were very successful, except for the storms which arose, and we would like to again do them outside the bathhouse. So, we will see where our discussions go and will keep you advised.
I was so sorry to read in Rabbi Blaine's column a few weeks ago that it will no longer appear in The Wave. I'm sorry for that as it is always very thought provoking and interesting. His last column about mammography really got to me because I can't believe what this Federal Advisory Panel recommended regarding mammograms and how often they should be given. Who is this panel and where do they get their information? While I have never had any problems, all of a sudden a few years ago, the mammography found a little spot that shouldn't have been there. Thank g-d it was nothing serious but could you just imagine if it hadn't been found because I couldn't have an exam every year, what could have been the result. I don't follow all the political correctness groups, but something so serious should not be open for discussion. I have always said, somewhat tongue in cheek, that if women can't have an abortion (whether you believe in it or not, it's the law) or special exams when they need them, men should not be able to have prostate screenings, erectile disfunction pills and anything else to keep their bodies working properly. What's good for the goose is good for the gander, I say. In any event, thank you Rabbi Blaine for your thoughtful columns and I'll see you in synagogue.
It's now time to go on to my next project for the day, so have happy and healthy holidays and I'll see you around the neighborhood if this wind every stops.


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Package Details: tahoe-lafs-i2p 1.10.0.post26-2
|Git Clone URL:
|https://aur.archlinux.org/tahoe-lafs-i2p.git (read-only)
|Package Base:
|Secure, decentralized, and fault-tolerant filesystem over the I2P network
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- libffi
- net-tools (net-tools-debian-ifconfig, net-tools-mptcp)
- nevow>=0.11.1
- openssl>=1.0.2 (libressl, libressl-git, openssl-chacha20, openssl-no-aesni, openssl-purify, openssl-tls1.3-git, openssl-via-padlock)
- pycryptopp>=0.6.0
- python2-cffi
- python2-characteristic>=14.3.0
- python2-cryptography
- python2-enum34
- python2-foolscap-i2p
- python2-mock>=1.0.1
- python2-pyasn1>=0.1.4
- python2-pyasn1-modules>=0.0.5
- python2-pycparser
- python2-pyopenssl>=0.14
- python2-service-identity>=14.0.0
- python2-setuptools
- python2-simplejson>=3.1.3
- python2-six
- python2-twisted>=13.0.0
- python2-zope-interface>=4.0.5
- pyutil>=1.9.4
- zbase32>=1.1.5
- zfec>=1.4.24
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skydrome commented on 2015-12-06 09:01
skydrome commented on 2015-06-10 23:35
Ive created a backport of setuptools >=8 support for this version of tahoe-lafs. Tested and working for me. Hope there is not any big problems.
skydrome commented on 2014-12-23 05:14
Until v1.11
Anonymous comment on 2014-12-22 16:08
A new patch has tahoe-lafs working again and is posted in the comments section & PKGBUILD [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tahoe-lafs]
Can you apply this too?
skydrome commented on 2014-12-21 03:11
yes, seems they need to re-work the versioning to work with their version of zetsuptoolz and the newer version of setuptools. Its a known issue, the only way to fix this is to revert back to python2-setuptools v7
Anonymous comment on 2014-12-19 04:08
skydrome: this also appears to be a tahoe-lafs problem of where I've also reported this issue [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tahoe-lafs]. Perhaps, as a whole, this is an upstream issue all-together?
Anonymous comment on 2014-12-18 23:08
Nope. I tested against a reinstall and fresh install on another machine too, both with same error. Are you getting the same error?
Anonymous comment on 2014-12-18 23:07
Nope. I testing against a reinstall and fresh install on another machine too, both with same error. Are you getting the same error?
skydrome commented on 2014-12-18 02:34
there was another update to python2-setuptools, does that fix this issue?
Anonymous comment on 2014-12-16 04:27
A new error prevents tahoe from starting:
$ tahoe start
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/tahoe", line 6, in <module>
from pkg_resources import load_entry_point
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 2912, in <module>
working_set = WorkingSet._build_master()
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 550, in _build_master
return cls._build_from_requirements(__requires__)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 563, in _build_from_requirements
dists = ws.resolve(reqs, Environment())
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 742, in resolve
raise DistributionNotFound(req)
pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound: pycrypto==2.1.0,==2.3,>=2.4.1
This error is produced with both a previously running install and a fresh install. Perhaps the latest python2-setuptools update is a contributing factor? pycrypto >=2.4.1 is installed as per the PKGBUILD. I will leave it to your discretion.
dgbaley27 commented on 2012-02-22 22:03
Please replace the pyasn1 dependency with python-pyasn1 or python2-pyasn1 as appropriate.


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BoxWorks is going to incredible this year, with a whopping 3 days full of valuable insights from our lineup of 6 keynotes, 13 partners and 55 speakers. To end things with a bang, we're going BIG – with an epic, unforgettable afterparty with drinks, dancing, networking and a world-famous live band. While there are plenty of reason to get excited about our can't-miss after party, here are the 2 things we're most excited about:
The Venue
Located in downtown San Francisco, the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium is a massive arena. We'll have the entire place decked out for BoxWorks, along with food, drinks and other fun surprises :). When you're not enjoying the entertainment or live music, you'll have a chance to meet fellow Box customers, Box employees and maybe even Aaron Levie himself.
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Had nuc that I was growing to a single 2 yrs ago break out with moderate case of EFB. I closed it up dumped heavy soapy water down it to take out the bees. Been in my basement for 2 yrs now to let wax moths do there thing and eat away the combs; which they did. Normally I would just torch the frames. Finally set up to process combs with steam for milling the wax into foundation. My old way was to to water bath combs a much less efficient way. Does anyone know if steam will destroy EFB? If so how long would be adequate to destroy EFB? Just sterilizing the equipment not saving any wax. Thanks.


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forgive me for being Windows illiterate. What is this about screen
savers? I just go into my control panel to appearance and select a
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> I almost forgot and just now did it, put in the links. If you are
> looking for something new as a screen saver I loaded four daylily ones
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