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GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The No. 11 Florida volleyball team returned to the Stephen C. O'Connell center to play only their second SEC home series of the season.
Arkansas was the sacrificial lamb for the Orange and Blue, and the Gators made quick work of the Hogs in straight sets (25-23, 25-18, 25-15).
The win marks Florida's eighth three-set sweep of the season and improved their record to 6-0 in the SEC, still the lone team left undefeated in conference play.
In Baton Rouge, the Florida Gator soccer team used two second-half goals to thwart LSU on the road 2-0.
Florida was led by senior do-it-all Erika Tymrak, who scored in the 74th minute.
Sophomore Havana Solaun added another goal in the waning seconds, now putting her atop the team lead in goals scored with five.
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Having a VHF radio on a boat is always a good idea. It allows you to communicate with other boats, marinas, and rescue services if necessary. I have two on my boat, one a handheld and the other a fixed set. Fixed sets have a maximum radiated power output of 25 watts, while handhelds normally have a maximum output of 5 watts. The more power a transmitter has, the farther its signal can travel. The height of the antenna also affects how far away a signal can be heard, and the antenna for a fixed set is normally mounted at the top of the mast, which helps increase range.
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Matthias Goerne is one of the world's most sought-after vocalists and a frequent guest at
renowned festivals and concert halls. He has collaborated with leading orchestras all over
the world, and conductors of the first rank as well as eminent pianists are among his
musical partners.
Since his opera debut at the Salzburg Festival in 1997, Mr. Goerne has appeared on the
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roles range from Wolfram (Tannhäuser), Amfortas (Parsifal), Kurwenal (Tristan und Isolde),
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Paris, and the Zurich Opera House. At both the Laeiszhalle in Hamburg and the Kioi Hall in
Tokyo, Mr. Goerne performs Schubert's song cycles in three evenings. In the summer of 2014,
he sings Schubert's Winterreise at the Vienna and Aix-en-Provence festivals with a film
installation by South African artist William Kentridge.
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Officer's Cross with Star and Ribbon of the German Order of Merit, and the Commander's
Cross of the German Order of Merit. He also received the Leonard Bernstein Award from the
Pacific Music Festival, where he was co-artistic director from 1992 to 1998.
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Exhibit profiles Eastern European science-fiction and retro-futuristic fantasies.
As part of their presentation, "Museum as Hub: Report on the Construction of a Spaceship Module," tranzit will transform the Fifth Floor gallery of the New Museum into a simulated interior of a spaceship. The specially-designed vessel is a composite of shuttles featured in Eastern European science-fiction films from the Cold War period, and recalls future fantasies from the socialist Eastern Europe side of the Iron Curtain.
On view in and around the spacecraft will also be 117 artworks, including video, sculpture, print, and installation pieces from artists around Eastern Europe. The exhibition will offer an allegory of "anthropological science fiction," in which the strange and exciting displays represent the cross-cultural translation involved in the presentation of art.
Tranzit consists of a network of autonomous but interconnected groups based in Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia, whom actively collaborate with each other to produce art historical research, exhibitions, and new commissions.
The exhibition will be on view from January 22–April 6, 2014. The project is curated by tranzit and organized by Lauren Cornell, Curator, 2015 Triennial, Museum as Hub, and Digital Projects. The museum will also be offering a free publication alongside the exhibition that includes informations, guides, and even short science-fiction stories.
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We spur of the moment hopped a train from Geneva to Montreux, Switzerland and have been put in the Christmas spirit by the famous Montreux Christmas Market. Stands bordering Lake Geneva with staggeringly beautiful mountains in the distance, offer everything from ornaments to mittens to crepes to "vin chaud" (delicious spiced hot wine). We have indulged in the vin chaud, gingerbread, crepes with nutella and a ferris wheel ride accompanied by disco Christmas tunes. Joyeux Noel, indeed!!
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Never before seen photographs of the Rolling Stones have been published ahead of the legendary rockers' sell-out gigs at London's O2 Arena.
The pictures of band, who have just released a greatest hits album and are celebrating an amazing 50 years together, were taken by the Stones' official photographer Denis O'Regan.
The Stones performed their first ever gig at the Marquee Club in London back in 1962.
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Third baseman Aramis Ramirez's $16 million club option for next season becomes guaranteed if he is traded — and Ramirez has said he will not waive his no-trade clause.
Right-hander Carlos Zambrano, earning $17.875 million this season and $18 million next season, has said he will waive his no-trade protection, but the team has been unable to find a taker.
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Cleveland at Pittsburgh-14
The Browns suck. A Redskins/Browns match up would get boat raced in the TV ratings by a WNBA play in game, or whatever it is those dudes do to determine who makes the "dance".
Eric Mangini and his offense are so bad, he just lost out in a part on "CSI", in which he would've played a guy sitting with his wife at a table in a restaurant. The Browns have played 5 games, and have scored 6 points or less in three of them. Pathetically enough, if your name is Dick Jeron, they actually won one of those games.
In 2 of the last 3 games played at Heinz Field between these two teams, Pittsburgh has won by an average of 29 points. This game will not be close.
Kansas City +6 at Washington
How and the fuck are the Redskins still favorites? Am I the only one watching this back alley abortion? This organization is run like full blown dementia, and watching this team play–when FOX's signal is not down- makes me want to concuss myself.
Dan Snyder added a new set of eyes to his payroll last week. And since Vinny Cerrato sucks too good of a cock and Marty Feldman is dead, he hired a bingo caller. That bingo caller must go to the same optometrist that Stevie Wonder goes to, because 198 yards- and for all intents and purposes, 3 points- I'd rather Sndyer have brought in a new set of balls- which is what this team needs.
Redskins have covered only once in their last 8 home games. Chiefs have shown some signs of life in their 0-5 start, and unlike the Redskins good fortune from the scheduling gods, the Chiefs have only faced one team with a losing record. I see no reason why Zorn and Redskin fan's death march opts to take the road less traveled.
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The consumer's guide to assistive technology. EP: exceptional parent, v. 37, Jan. 2007: 1-32.
Kleege, Georgina. Blind rage: letters to Helen Keller. Washington: Gallaudet University Press, 2006. 209p. $19.95.
2007 national health observances. Retrieved Mar. 6, 2007. www.healthfinder.gov/library/nho.
Miller, Freeman, and Steven S. Bachrach. Cerebral palsy: a complete guide for caregiving. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006. 2d ed. 496p. $48.
Tips for computer users with low vision. Retrieved Mar. 22, 2007. www.afb.org/Section.asp?SectionID=4&DocumentID=1452&Mode=Print.
Ley, Eileen Rivera. NFB delivers for people with diabetes. InMotion, v. 17, Jan.-Feb. 2007: 23-24.
Williams, Ann S. Diabetes information for the visually impaired. Diabetes self-management, v. 24, Jan.-Feb. 2007: 38, 40-42, 44.
Dupes, Bill. New developments in diabetes care. InMotion, v. 17, Jan.-Feb. 2007: 45-46.
* Library of Congress. National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Facts: digital audiobook players. Washington, 2007. 20p. Free.
Peters, Thomas A. Digital audiobook services through libraries. Library technology reports, v. 43, Jan.-Feb. 2007: 1-42. Also available for purchase online at www.techsource.ala.org. Item TS4301, $63.
2007 annual resource guide. A compendium of resources for the special needs community: national organizations, associations, products, and services. EP: exceptional parent, v. 37, Jan. 2007: 11-161 (entire issue).
National Health Information Center. Organizations. Retrieved Apr. 3, 2007. http://healthfinder.gov/organizations.
Allman, Carol. Position paper: accommodations for testing students with visual impairments. Retrieved Apr. 3, 2007. www.aph.org/tests/accomodations.html.
Disability and employment: a research focus of the Urban Institute. Retrieved Mar. 2, 2007. www.urban.org/toolkit/issues/disability.cfm.
* The social and economic status of working-age adults (21-64) with sensory disabilities. Retrieved Jan. 5, 2007. www.afb.org/Section.asp? SectionID=43&DocumentID=3173.
Leppik, Ilo E. Epilepsy: a guide to balancing your life. American Academy of Neurology (AAN) Press quality of life guide series. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2007. 169p. $19.95.
National Eye Health Education and Awareness Campaign. Am eye healthy? Retrieved Mar. 30, 2007. www.ameyehealthy.info/index.jsp.
Interview: getting to know glaucoma. NB, issue 13, Jan. 2007: 44- 48.
Bird, James. Technology: finding the way with satellite navigation. NB, issue 13, 2007: 35-37.
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. NINDS traumatic brain injury information page. Retrieved Mar. 9, 2007. www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/tbi/tbi.htm.
Tips for making print more readable. Retrieved Mar. 22, 2007. www.afb.org/Section.asp?SectionID=40&TopicID=200&DocumentID=210.
Harris, Leslie and Associates. Accessibility basics for librarians: an educational service of the American Library Association's Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP). [an online tutorial]. Retrieved Apr. 23, 2007. www.ala.org/ala/washoff/contactwo/oitp/emailtutorials/accessibility/accessibility.htm or www.ala.org/ala/washoff/contactwo/oitp/emailtutorials/accessibilitya/23.cfm.
National Eye Institute. The eye site: a traveling exhibit on low vision for shopping centers, with low vision resources. Retrieved Apr. 3, 2007. www.nei.nih.gov/nehep/eyesite.
Brunson, Melanie. A milestone for money and meaningful access. Braille forum, v. 45, Feb. 2007: 4-9.
Schwarz, Shelley Peterman. Multiple sclerosis: 300 tips for making life easier. New York: Demos Medical Publishing, 2006. 2d ed. 114p. $16.95.
Carlson, Eric M., and Katharine Bau Hsiao. The baby boomer's guide to nursing home care. Lanham, MD: National Senior Citizens Law Center, 2006. 194p. $14.95. (distributed by Taylor Trade Publishing, 4501 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 200, 20706).
Marshak, Laura E., and Fran Pollack Prezant. Married with special-needs children: a couples' guide to keeping connected. Bethesda, MD: Woodbine House, 2007. 296p. $24.95.
Breck, Valerie, and David Logan. Eccentric reading: a new way of seeing. NB, issue 13, Jan. 2007: 40-43.
Holmström, Radhika. Stem cell therapy: can it restore sight? NB, issue 13, Jan. 2007: 27-31.
Peters, Tom, and Lori Bell. Choosing and using text-to-speech software. Computers in libraries, v. 27, Feb. 2007: 26-29.
Todaro, Julie Beth, and Mark L. Smith. Training library staff and volunteers to provide extraordinary customer service. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2006. 160p. $65.
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My daughters biological father now wants right s after being absent for 10 years. He has never paid one single chid support payment. He is not listed in the birth certificate. He has visited with her once. My husband wants to adopt her since he has been raising her for the past 5 years, taken care of her, and even claimed her on his taxes (for the past 3 years). Her biological fathers home is very unstable with an emotionally disturbed wife and 5 children. What are the factors I need to keep in mind? Can they gain custody if my daughter absolutely doesnt want to have anything to do with them? My daughter has been in tears at the thought of being forced to see them. Can they really force a child to spend time with them, even my daughter pleads not to be fored?
It is possible that he can gain some visitation rights, it all depends on a variety of factors, one of them being the particular Judge that gets assigned to the case. On the flip side you could also ask the Court to terminate his parental rights due to neglect/abandonment. Every Judge has a different standard for this also. His rights would need to be terminated for your husband to adopt unless the bio father consented to the adoption. The wishes of your daughter may matter, depending on her age/maturity. This is again a discetional thing.
I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a family law attorney to discuss your options. You may want to file to terminate his rights before he files a complaint for custody.
Well, the good thing is that I dont have a father listed on my daughters birth cert. He had abandoned me when I was pregnant, turned around and got another lady pregnant. To make a super long story short, he chose her because, she smoked marijuana and I didnt. I also have TPO's on them both when my daughter was a little over a year old. As this individual's wife threatened to take my daugther away. The story repeats itself now. So, technically he doesnt have rights if hes not listed as a father on her birth cert. right? Will that make it harder for them to gain custody? I also would strongly suggest a hair sample (drug test) as I know the man still smokes.
Being on the birth certificate is practically irrelevant. All he needs to do is file a complaint for paternity and custody.
I agree with my colleague.
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The assembly women has rocks for brains.....
This is a discussion on Ny microstamping proponent - priceless within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; A couple thousand people showed up in Albany today to meet with their reps. and hear speakers including Wayne LaPierre. The NRA News crew went ...
A couple thousand people showed up in Albany today to meet with their
reps. and hear speakers including Wayne LaPierre.
The NRA News crew went up to Michelle Schimel's
office for an unannounced and clearly unwanted interview with the
Assemblywoman regarding her microstamping bill. She actually let the
crew into her office and Ginny Simone interviewed her for about 10-12
"...sometimes responsible people...the law abiding... have to give up some of their liberties for the public good....." - Michelle Schimel
NRA News interviews Michelle Schimel, Brian Kolb and Steve McLaughlin
on microstamping.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exFD3nk9hoE - uncut
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The assembly women has rocks for brains.....
Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
And Shepards we shall be, for Thee, my Lord, for Thee,
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand, So that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command,
And we shall flow a river forth to Thee, And teeming with souls shall it ever be,
Link 1 doesn't work. Too bad - would have liked to see a longer version of her interview.
Anyone in office that claims we need to give up a "little" bit of liberty for anything should be impeached and removed from office.
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
"Don't forget, incoming fire has the right of way."
Hóka-héy! Crazy Horse
So we have to give up liberties because the BGs do bad things with guns?
Is every publics official in New York an idiot? Sure seems that way.
"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
-Benjamin Franklin
WARNING: This post may contain material offensive to those who lack wit, humor, common sense and/or supporting factual or anecdotal evidence. All statements and assertions contained herein may be subject to literary devices not limited to: irony, metaphor, allusion and dripping sarcasm.
Well, I must admit that idiot me had to Google to see what "micro-stamping" was. I fail to see it's usefullness. Note to criminals..either steal the gun you are going to use, go with a revolver, or pick up your spent brass. Given the number of firearms in circulation that aren't micro-stamped, I don't see this legislation either preventing a lot of crime or solving crimes. Besides New York pretty much bans guns, so they shouldn't be having a problem in the first place because we all know that banning guns stops crime in its tracks, right?
So, how would microstamping work if you use a public range and don't pick up your brass? You leave forensic evidence about that a perp could come in and collect then spread at a crime scene? Sounds like a lot of wasted time and effort that will implicate innocent people and waste more time and money. Ultimately, civil suits will waste even more time and public funds settling the issues created by clueless politicians and enterprising perps.
"I've noticed that everyone that is pro-abortion has already been born." - Ronald Reagan
"When governments fear the people there is liberty. When the people fear the government there is tyranny." Thomas Jefferson
You are only paranoid until you are right - then you are a visionary.
How has the gun registry in Canada worked for crime solving? Zero
How has the gun "fingerprinting" in a couple of US states worked for crime solving? Zero
How likely is it that the microstamping will lead to any crimes being solved? Zero
How much will it cost gun purchasers? Zero - the gun makers will just not sell in those states that adopt microstamping. Mission accomplished for the libs.
The only common sense gun legislation was written about 226 years ago.
I carry always not because I go places trouble is likely, but because trouble has a habit of not staying in its assigned zone.
She's not completely clueless. At the 4:14 mark of the uncut clip, she actually admits its a right to CARRY a handgun.
Yep, another another criminal coddling anti-self defense blissninnie."...sometimes responsible people...the law abiding... have to give up some of their liberties for the public good....."
Remington threatened to move production from NY if microstamping becomes law:
Remington Arms Company threatens to pull plant out of New York in response to Bloomy-backed gun bill - NY Daily Newsi can't understand why gunmakers keep plants in anti-gun states like NY.ALBANY — One of the world's major gun manufacturers is threatening to pull its plant out of New York over a gun bill pushed by Mayor Bloomberg.
Remington Arms Company, in a recent letter to Gov. Cuomo, said it may be forced to bail on the Empire State if a law requiring bullet casings to carry unique markings is enacted.
Comparing the gun industry not wanting microstamping to the auto manufacturers originally not wanting to install seat belts...that's a wild comparison.
"Historical examination of the right to bear arms, from English antecedents to the drafting of the Second Amendment, bears proof that the right to bear arms has consistently been, and should still be, construed as an individual right." -- U.S. District Judge Sam Cummings, Re: U.S. vs Emerson (1999)
Just in - COBIS and microstamping seem to be removed from the NY budget. For now.
New York Committee Puts Kibosh on Microstamping
The only common sense gun legislation was written about 226 years ago.
I carry always not because I go places trouble is likely, but because trouble has a habit of not staying in its assigned zone.


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Bend shops gear up for Small Biz Satuday
Several new downtown businesses to visit
BEND, Ore. - It's hard to believe we're already talking Christmas shopping, but Black Friday is coming up. The Downtown Bend Business Association is urging you to think small before you rush to the big box stores.
Inside a brand new store on Minnesota Avenue in Bend, Patrick Wurtz is working on new ways to solve an age-old problem.
"To date, since we started, we've donated over 20,000 meals locally," Wurtz said Tuesday.
Right outside the T-shirt shop sits a sign prompting passersby to think about the company's cause. It reads: "Eaten today? Someone else hasn't."
"We always set a goal for meals -- we don't set goals for T-shirts," Wurtz said.
Wurtz and his two partners started 541 Threads two years ago with a bigger purpose than making stylish clothes.
"Every item we sell, we donate five meals to the food bank, so it's five fed for every thread -- 541," said Wurtz.
With Small Business Saturday right around the corner on Nov. 24, the new business owner is hoping for a big turnout.
"We are going to be doing some really, really good deals, where you can get two to three shirts for a really discounted price," Wurtz said.
Knowing you can get a T-shirt anywhere, Wurtz wants to remind you to think of all the companies that benefit from a local purchase. Both the screen printing and tags on the shirts are done in town.
"Each tag tells the 541 story, and it's kind of a reminder as you wear it of the cause you're providing for," said Wurtz.
Wurtz says 541 Threads might not have the long lines big box stores do on Black Friday, but they will be open for business. Like the other small businesses owners, Wurtz hopes people buy local, before and after Small Business Saturday.
"Now that I'm actually a small-business owner, I really do appreciate the 'Shop Local' movement," Wurtz said.
Also, 541 Threads is setting things up so if you buy their clothes online, you can donate your meals to any food bank in the country.
Through the rest of the year though, all of the meals from sales online will be going to food banks in New York, to help people affected by Superstorm Sandy.
Here's a link to 541 Thread's website: http://www.541threads.com


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Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader
06 November 2009 , 9:58 AM by peter scott
It was as though I pushed past the overcoats at the back of the wardrobe and wandered into another strange, wonderful world.
Yesterday, I was given a tour of the set of the latest Narnia film, "Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader".
I wasn't allowed to take photos of the set (you'll have to wait for the movie to come to cinemas at the end of 2010) but I can describe some of what I saw. It was very impressive.
I saw four sets. The first one was a medieval, Italian village with dirt streets and high, stone, castle-like walls. Construction workers were pulling it down as filming was finished in that set.
The next three sets I saw were of the ship, the Dawn Treader, where most of the action takes place.
The ship itself is built inside one of the large concrete "sound stages" at the Oxenford studios. It was quite a surreal experience to enter the building only to see a large ship, built on top of a hydraulic machine that makes the ship appear it's pitching and rolling on the open seas.
The third set, in another sound stage, was of the masters cabin inside the ship and the fourth, below deck (where the slaves would row). What struck me about these sets was the detail of the work, something that you miss when you see it on the big screen. The outside of the set looked like a construction site. There were timber supports and struts, wire and framing. But walk inside the set and immediately you're transformed to another world. You feel that you really are in the cabin for the Captain of an old sailing ship and that you look out of place in your modern clothing.
I did an interview with my tour guide, Ernie Malik. You need to imagine we were standing on aft deck of this 18th century ship. We looked down on the director and the stars and lots of extras in battle costume preparing to film the next scene.
You'll be interested to hear the "Dawn Treader" is partly modelled on a famous ship. Listen also for the Gold Coast locations used for filming and how they create a film about a boat sailing on the open seas that never really gets wet.
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you mustn't have read the book or you would know that there were no slaves on Narnian ships, the oars were manned by the crew.
Posted by: kevin ross | 10 November 2009 at 01:11 AM
Wow! Im so glad to have found this!! Im so excited about the movie!! :D
Posted by: narnianaddict | 15 November 2009 at 11:12 AM
That was a fantastic interview thank you very much, I absolutely loved going down to Cleveland Point to watch them film so it was very interesting hearing more information about the movie and the set up :)
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As a parent, you may worry that the choices you make in raising your children could leave "scars" or affect them
for the rest of their lives. But did you ever consider having your child come home at midnight after celebrating homecoming
would be grounds for him or her to sue you as an adult?
A 20-year-old woman and her 23-year-old brother filed a lawsuit in 2009 against their mother, whom filed from divorce from their father in 1995. They claimed she was a bad mother because she didn't buy toys, sent a birthday card the son didn't like, and made the kids wear seatbelts, among other complaints.
In reading the news article about this suit, a few things initially struck me. First – these kids would even go so far as to file such a ridiculous lawsuit against their mother. Sounds like they are still upset about the divorce.
Second – their father represented them in the suit. Sounds like he's still upset about the divorce, too, although he claims that he tried to dissuade his children from bringing the suit. If you didn't want them to file it, then don't take the case, Dad.
Third – there were two other attorneys who represented the children. Two other attorneys took a look at this suit, in which these kids sought $50,000 for emotional distress and thought this would be a good case to take.
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Given that I set the RAID support up in > > the BIOS I can now boot from the array. > > > > If one of those disks die, I understand that the BIOS will still allow > > me to boot from the array, even though the primary disk may have died. > > > > In the md/raid5 setup, I'm not sure that's the case and if you lose the > > primary you have to muck about with your bootloader to fix things up. > > It seems the core problem here is that you need soft-raid5 in Linux > which can work with the metadata that is stored by the BIOS on the SIL > controller. > This shouldn't be too hard to do, providing it is reasonably > documented. > 'md' has all the meta-data operations reasonably well factored out, so > working with new formats shouldn't be difficult. > > I suspect that it would be best to have the code for understanding the > metadata run in user-space rather than in the kernel - I gather that > is what dmraid does. Correct. It uses device-mapper, which lags RAID4 + 5 mappings so far, but I'm working on this. Having those, we can cover the RAID5 ATARAID case for many different ATARAID solutions in the given device-mapper/dmraid framwork. Once I have first presentable code for a device-mapper RAID4 + 5 target (hopefully next week after my return from te US), I'ld appreciate your help on it. > > For raid5, we really need synchronous metadata updates when a device > fails, as it is not really safe to write anything after the decision > to fail a device, and before the metadata has been updated. Yes, we need to store the information, which device failed, persistently in order to identify it after a crash. In device-mapper, we have IO suspend support to make that happen. FYI: we keep information about which regions (arbitrary sized segments of the address space) of the set are dirty with the the device-mapper dirty-log so that we can resynchonize those at set startup. > > I am currently working on adding sysfs support to md and raid5 and > would prefer to use this as the interface between md and a user-space > metadata handler (though I could probably be convinced to work under > the dm ioctls as well if that was important). > > So the enhancements that seem to be needed to md/raid5 would include: > > 1/ Introduce a new metadata type which the kernel doesn't read or > write at all. When a write is required, it signals userspace > somehow, and blocks writes until it is told to continue. That's the default with device-mapper, which doesn't read/write any metadata but keeps it to userspace. > > 2/ Allow all config information to be provided by userspace. The > current SET_ARRAY_INFO is not quite up to the task. e.g. you > cannot give a device offset through that interface. > > > I plan to do (2) anyway, probably through sysfs, but maybe configfs - > I'm not sure yet. > > (1) probably needs a bit more thought and some understanding on what > the userspace metadata tool would require. > I imagine having an event counter which is updated whenever a > metadata update is required. > The userspace tool would > - read a number from the event-counter file > - extract all the metadata information needed from sysfs > - write it to the devices > - write the original event-count to some other sysfs file. We do have a dmeventd in libdevmapper already, which can be used to cover this. Applications can register any mapped device with dmeventd to be monitored. dmeventd will call into a shared library on any device event (eg, failure). 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im still working on a 69 leman with a 77 403 old motor i have a 600 cfm holly elec. chock and im running a 5-9 psi elec. fuel pump push style not pull. This motor will not fire it has spark it has fuel and all the air it can get still wont fire. I have tried changing the firing order clockwise, counter clockwise, advance timing, retard timing, and any other way it can be done wont fire any one know what i can do even had gas shooting out of the car overflow wont fire.
Ist find no.1 cyl. Then determine the dist rotation. Remove no.1 spark plug. slowly crank engine with your finger over the spark plug hole. compression will blow against your finger as the timing mark comes up. This will be TDC no.1 fire.
No.1 spark plug wire to this plug. then 1 8 4 3 6 5 7 2 in the direction of rotation. gas, ignition, compression- start..
yep done all that still no start
Distributor rotatation is counter-clockwise, 18436572.
Have you done a complete compression test on all 8 cylinders to make sure you have a viable motor.
Are you using a fuel regulator and gage to set fuel psi to 6psi, no higher.
You say you have spark, where are you testing for spark. Is it a strong spark.
What distributor are you using? If its an HEI, are you supplying a full 12 volts to the distributor. If you are using the Lemans supply line from the starter, it is a resistor wire only supplying 9volts or so, to low for the HEI.
Are you sure you have no torn or misplaced carb or intake gaskets. This will cause what is known as a "Vacuum leak". The engine will draw air thru this "leak" instead of thru the carb, so you will get no fuel into the cylinders.
What intake are you using, the factory intake will require an adapter to run a Holley square-bore carb, with out the adapter you will have a huge vacuum leak.
Just a few things for you to check. Let us know what you find.
Those olds motors are notorious for jumping time at the timing chain.maybe you should be checking that next.
as far as i can tell the motor did not jump time.
i do have a square bore with the adapter plate.
it is hei and running 12 volt.
spark is blue and i check all 8 plugs for spark.
the fuel pump runs 5.5 - 9 psi i was told i dont need a regulator by auto parts store.
im using the stock intake their are some vac lines broke and not using i will plug them.
ive check timing and firing order all the time seems right but cant tell becouse its not right on 1 its befor (facing water pump) or after (facing battery) from the hexagon distributor gear on them cars that suck.
I also cant seem to get gas to the #1 cylender like the motor is slanted to far back but its not.
All vacuum leaks must be fixed or plugged.
Fuel is drawn into the cylinders in a mix of air and fuel, it does not run to the cylinders by gravity. If you have liquid fuel in the intake, you have too much fuel.
ok im going to get a regulator to solve that problem but i found the real problem it did infact jump time it should be cam gear at 6 oclock and crank gear at 12 oclock the cam is at 6 and the crank is at 2 so it jumped quite abit.
I would like to know if i take the crank back to 12 and thin put the new timing chain and gears on putting the cam at 6 will it be in time or am i going to have to find out if im on compression or exhaust stroke its hard to tell when the motor is still in the car for me any tricks.
How bout it... :thumbup:
what a dumb design for a timing set i can almost push the chain into the gear set LOL.
Actually, the dots should be both at 12 o'clock (compression, no. 1).
There are several good brands of roller chain sets out there. Highly recommend you replace the old "silent" chain with a modern one. The better ones have indivdual and seamless rollers, .250"diameter. No need for the billet gears with a mild or stock cam.
Actually, either both at 12 or one at 6 and one at 12 is the same. Cam turns at half crank speed. Olds engines are noninterference, so valves should be fine.
Sorry, but this a common misconception. When the "dots" are at 12, #1 cylinder is "up" on compression. When they're "dot to dot", #6 is 'up" and #1 is on "overlap". Remember the piston is at TDC twice during the 4-stroke cycle. TDC "compression" is the key, as you can now place the distributor in "by the book" AND adjust the valves (if necessary) via the "firing order" method (most effective method).
With the timing set in this position (cam gear at 6 o'clock, crank gear at 12 o'clock), cylinder #6 will be on compression. You can set the distributor in with the timing gears in this position if you point the rotor towards #6 distributor cap terminal to set the ignition timing.
Or, rotate the crank one revolution (timing marks are now at 12 o'clock for the cam AND crank gear), then point the rotor towards #1 distributor cap terminal to set the ignition timing.
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Today, the magazine Consumer Reports released a report on independent laboratory tests that found inorganic arsenic – a known carcinogen – in some 200 rice products purchased in grocery stores across the United States. The admitted point was to pressure the U.S. Food and Drug Administration into setting a safety standard for arsenic in the American food supply, something the FDA has been embarrassingly reluctant to do.
In a neatly choreographed response, the FDA promptly released its own sample results from – yes – some 200 rice products which turned up a comparable amount of inorganic arsenic in the selected foods, which ranged from baby cereal to rice cakes to bagged rice. As The Washington Post reported, the agency also reiterated that it is still testing another 1,000 rice samples and plans to release a more complete report by the end of the year.
As readers of this blog know, there's nothing incredibly new in these results; scientists have been publishing studies on arsenic in rice for more than a decade. You can find links to some of that research, in an earlier post, The Arsenic Diet. And as I wrote back in February, there's a straightforward reason for this. Of all the commercially grown grains, the rice plant is best designed to uptake arsenic – a widespread and naturally occurring element – from the soil, using the same mechanisms that allow it to store minerals like silicon that help strengthen the rice grains. It's not surprising that Consumer Reports found that inorganic arsenic levels in rice cereals were "at least five times more than has been found in alternatives such as oatmeal."
Still there are a few points from these latest findings that are definitely worth repeating. As the magazine also notes, "White rice grown in Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri and Texas, which accounts for 76 percent of domestic rice, generally had higher levels of total arsenic and inorganic arsenic in our tests than rice samples from elsewhere."
What does this mean?
Well, first, "total arsenic" refers to the fact that the tests look at two forms, or species, of the poison – organic and inorganic. Organic, of course, refers to an arsenic compound that includes the element carbon. Inorganic arsenic – as an example, the very poisonous compound arsenic trioxide (As2O3) is notably carbon free. And this matters because, as it turns out, the human body does a very reasonable job of metabolizing organic arsenic. In other words, it's not nearly as risky to us as arsenic in its inorganic forms. As I wrote in a post titled, "Is Arsenic the Worst Chemical in the World?", inorganic arsenic is basic bad news.
Second, why is rice from the American south popping here? One of the leading theories is that in these states, rice is now growing in fields that used to be home to cotton. For a large part of the 20th century, the primary pesticides used to beat back insects like the boll weevil were lead arsenate compounds, which have left a long-lasting residue in southern soils. There's another theory – which the magazine Mother Jones has been arguing – that this is related to runoff from nearby chicken farms, thanks to the use of arsenic additives in chicken feed. (Use of these organic arsenic additives has been temporarily suspended due to the finding that they may convert to inorganic arsenic.)
Third, although Southern states produce primarily white rice, recent testing found that arsenic levels overall tend to be higher in brown rice species. This is because as white rice is processed, much of the rice hull is removed and that tends to be a place where the mineral is concentrated. The Dartmouth College toxic metals program offers a very helpful FAQ regarding its own findings on arsenic contamination of brown rice products.
Finally – and this is where the FDA has left all of us hanging – do the levels of inorganic arsenic found in rice pose an actual health threat? So far the agency and, not surprisingly, the USA Rice Federation, insist not – that these are only trace amounts in a product generally considered a healthy food. And that's a valid point although it's unclear what the agency, at least, bases those assurances on as, so far, the only government safety standard comes from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and is aimed at well water.
Drinking water standards aren't a reliable measure for food safety – we just don't consume food and water in the same way. So while, the EPA drinking water standard is 10 ppb in a liter of water and while the rice readings are higher than that – roughly between 20 and 400 ppb total arsenic load per serving – they can't be measured against each other in a meaningful way. Yes, the EPA standard tells us that we should be wary of low levels of arsenic. But intake of water – which tends to be a steady, all-day consumption – is very different from the on-and-off, usually varied way we consume food.
Of course, this also suggests that we should avoid a rice-rich diet and that some groups who more frequently consume rice – Asians, Latinos, those on a gluten-free diet – may be at more risk. And it's on this note, I think, that our government is letting us down on the consumer protection front. The general assurances and advice that we eat a varied diet which seems to the current FDA approach is not really a substitute for the very specific answers needed.
Here's commissioner Margaret Hamberg in an AP story today: "Our advice right now is that consumers should continue to eat a balanced diet that includes a wide variety of grains – not only for good nutrition but also to minimize any potential consequences from consuming any one particular food," And this is what I call a statement on "one particular food" that raises questions rather than answers them.
As I said, Consumer Reports is largely doing these studies (it focused last year on arsenic in fruit juice) to pressure the FDA into setting a reasonable standard on arsenic in the diet. That end of the year FDA report I mentioned was supposed to be out this spring – I've asked about it so many times that the FDA press office has quit answering my e-mails. So let's hope this tactic actually works. No one – not rice producers, not consumers, – is served by an agency that continues to add confusion rather than clarity to a question of public safety.
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The first answer that got me excited dealt with the question on environments. Very happy to hear that the zones will include a Tundra for my Space Wolf to feel right at home. More importantly was the idea of underground zones which will bring strange environments to the battlefield. Nothing beats some of the weird planets and areas you hear about in the 40K lore: this is a great opportunity for the developers to bring something different to the table.
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