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Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, an ECB executive board member, has just warned that those who think the world will return to where it was before the economic crisis are "deluding themselves".
Addressing a crowded Frankfurt reception hosted by the city's chambers of commerce, he said: "If the world economy were to return to the pre-crisis situation, within a short timespan a new crisis would be likely to occur because the same imbalances that led to the crisis would build up again."
In what I thought was a pessimistic comment – even by ECB standards – he went on: "Considering some recent developments and behaviour, and considering the way certain policies are being discussed and the thinking of some key players, such a scenario does not seem that unlikely." Read more

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May 03, 2013 09:34 AM
"You see things; and you say, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were and I say, 'Why not?'" Of course, that was a famous phrase from George Bernard Shaw's play
Back To Methuselah
that was paraphrased many times by the Kennedys.
Well, you can also count West Virginia University Director of Athletics Oliver Luck among the dreamers willing to say, Why not?
When Luck returned to WVU to preside over the Mountaineer athletic department in 2010, he quickly familiarized himself with the arms race that is going on in college sports today with departments across the country spending millions on new athletic facilities.
It was obvious to Luck that West Virginia had several issues that needed to be addressed, particularly with the baseball program. If baseball was ever going to get off the ground at WVU then dramatic facility improvements needed to be considered – either by spending millions to fix the current one or looking into the possibility of constructing a new one.
These days, if you are not building something new or improving what you already have then you are falling way behind in the eyes of prospective student-athletes. Good, bad or indifferent, that is just a simple fact of life.
"Everything else may have been right – campus, academics and location – but our baseball venue was a real downer for recruiting," Luck said of Hawley Field, Mountaineer baseball's current home park. "Our previous head coach mentioned to me that he would lose a recruit the moment that the young man set eyes on Hawley Field. It was pretty obvious to me, even before (the move to the Big 12) that if we really wanted to be competitive in baseball, whether it was in the Big East or any other conference, we really needed to upgrade the facility because we could not attract the top recruits.
"It's really the same argument that was being waged with Old Mountaineer Field and New Mountaineer Field in the late 1970s (when Luck was a Mountaineer quarterback)," he continued. "Guys want to play in nice facilities. There are a lot of things that have changed about recruiting over the past few decades, but that hasn't."
Luck also realized that he needed to have a blueprint in place when he went shopping for a new coach last spring, eventually landing TCU associate head coach Randy Mazey. Had Luck not had a plan for a new facility, it is highly unlikely Mazey would have left Fort Worth, Texas to take over a northeastern baseball program that had not been to an NCAA regional in 16 years.
"I told him 'oh yeah it's going to happen' and 'this will happen,'" Luck said, knowing that he was "99 percent certain" it would in fact eventually happen. "In my mind, there was absolutely no reason to try and upgrade the program without having a stadium plan in place. Any quality coach would have hesitated to accept the position without a plan for a new or completely refurbished ballpark."
Luck has had considerable experience with high-profile sports venues dating back to his days heading up the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority. In that role, Luck oversaw the financing, development and management of a $1 billion professional sports and entertainment complex for the city that included Minute Maid Park, Reliant Stadium, the Toyota Center and the recently completed BBVA Compass Stadium.
It was during the construction of BBVA Compass Stadium when Luck was president of the Houston Dynamo that he came to fully appreciate the value of tax increment financing (TIF) for community development. A real estate TIF and a sales tax TIF were used to fund Monongalia County's new $16.2 million baseball facility that was recently approved by the West Virginia Legislature and signed into law Tuesday evening by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin. The new stadium will reside in the University Town Centre shopping plaza next to Interstate 79.
"Without a doubt the experience of financing and building the soccer stadium in Houston allowed me to really understand how effective a TIF can be," said Luck. "All TIFs operate under the same concept: this was a little different in that we did both a real estate and sales tax TIF. Some states don't have sales tax TIFs; Texas doesn't have a sales tax TIF, but West Virginia does. The key, though, was finding the right developer and we were fortunate to find such a great partner in Monview LLC."
According to Luck, the right components all need to be in place to successfully build a new sports venue.
"You need to find the right developer, find the right development and find the right political support," he explained. "I give a lot of credit to the three county commissioners (Bill Bartolo, Eldon Callen and Asel Kennedy, since replaced by Tom Bloom). There was a change during the process, but that didn't seem to cause any disruption. The two guys that remained on the commission – Bartolo and Callen – really got it. They understood how important this thing could be – ballpark or no ballpark. They got the big picture of this."
As did state Senator Bob Beach.
"Think about this … Bob filed the bill last session, not this year, but a year prior to that so this has been something Bob has been pushing for the last 13-14 months," noted Luck.
Although there was widespread support for the bill, passing unanimously in the Senate, it hit a snag late in the legislative process when the baseball TIF bill, as it became known in the local media, was attached to a magistrate pay raise bill that was being promoted in the House of Delegates. Luck said he was confident everything would be worked out, even when the legislative session expired without a formal vote in the House for the stadium TIF bill that everyone seemed to favor.
"I talked to Tim Miley, the House Judiciary chairman, and he indicated that he was supportive of the concept and thought it made sense for Mon County because the TIF they have in Bridgeport (for the Charles Pointe development) made sense for Harrison County," said Luck. "But he also told me that he may use (the baseball TIF) as leverage on some other legislation, which is simply how the system works. I just told him 'you're the judiciary chairman and it's your call. I'm glad you support it.' I give Tim a lot of credit for finally making it a reality."
Mazey said he spent the final night of the legislative session in Lynchburg, Va., listening to live coverage on his iPad. His team was playing Liberty University that weekend.
"I popped my headphones on and listened to live audio from the state capital, and that was definitely a first for me," he chuckled.
When the bill did not come up for a vote it was obviously very disappointing to West Virginia's new coach, but once everyone took a deep breath and word began circulating that a compromise could be reached and the TIF was going to be brought up for a vote during a quick special legislative session called by the Governor, Mazey's spirits picked back up.
"I haven't been around for the history of the program, but I can't believe there has been a better moment in our history that really changes the landscape of the entire baseball program like this has," said Mazey. "I'm just glad to be a part of it."
Mazey pointed out that WVU's campus is surrounded by baseball programs with new or refurbished stadiums, with perhaps the nicest being Virginia's Davenport Field. After the Cavaliers completed work on their new stadium in 2002, their program has made an immediate leap forward by winning two ACC titles and making two appearances at the College World Series since then. And since 2003, Virginia has won at least 39 games each year with seven seasons of 40 or more victories.
"I don't think it's really rocket science," Mazey said. "Kids love playing in nice facilities and you can probably name 15 or 20 schools that have taken a jump when they built nice facilities. Kids just like playing in nice places and when we bring recruits on visits we can walk them through a nice facility and it makes them feel at home."
Yet lost throughout this entire process was the incredible sacrifice the West Virginia players have been making by traveling 2 ½ hours to Charleston and Beckley to play Big 12 Conference home games in a stadium more suitable for that level of baseball. Had the new stadium not been approved, those players would have likely remained in limbo for quite some time.
"We're all employed at West Virginia for the benefit of the student-athlete and that's what we can't lose sight of," said Mazey. "What we're doing with the stadium is for the benefit of the student-athlete first and the community second. I'm excited for our kids, and I know they are excited as well."
Also lost to some is the fact that the baseball stadium is just a small part of what is being planned for that part of the county. Luck explains.
"A misconception was this TIF kept getting referred to as the baseball park TIF when in reality it was a much bigger deal than that," he said. "When you look back 30 years from now, what we'll see is just an incredible development of more than 1,400 acres with a baseball park that is nice little piece … but by no means the centerpiece of that TIF. The centerpiece will be the entire development, including a new interchange."
That new interchange will link up the western part of Monongalia County and provide easy access to Mylan Park, according to Luck.
"Here is the way I look at it as a Morgantown resident: you've got I-79, which is really the umbilical cord for north central West Virginia and if you look at the three major communities – Clarksburg, Fairmont and Morgantown – all three of those communities are two or three miles off the freeway. Because of the topography that we have in this area, you can't build much more in the respective core urban area. Morgantown, just like Clarksburg and Fairmont, runs the risk of kind of suffocating almost.
"Clarksburg has built a lot along the freeway and Bridgeport has been booming; Fairmont built that connector, which has opened up Fairmont to the freeway, and I think this development will give Mon County and Morgantown the same kind of boost because all of a sudden you've got a lot of property that is going to be easily accessible, including Mylan Park on the west side of the freeway. This TIF will probably be the best thing that has ever happened to Mylan Park because it will make it easy to get there for all of the events they have throughout the year."
So, now that the bill is signed into law, what's next?
First, there is still WVU Board of Governors approval for the land purchase and the overall project. In addition, the Higher Education Policy Committee must sign off on the construction of the facility. And the State Department of Administration's Design/Build Board will have to approve the design and construction arrangement. In the meantime, a criteria developer has already been hired to assess what ultimately should be constructed.
"How many locker rooms do we need? How many batting cages? How many seats? How many restrooms? How many concession stands, seats, parking and all that?" Luck explained, adding that he's not sure when ground will eventually be broken.
"I firmly believe there is no reason baseball shouldn't be competitive. We should be in a position with our new ballpark to draw good crowds – look at the crowd that came out this past week to watch the Pitt game and witness the Governor sign the bill. And then add the economic value of bringing an affiliated minor league team here in the summertime when there really is not a whole lot to do in Morgantown," Luck noted. "The state Legislature authorized TIFs about a decade ago with the Cabela's project in Wheeling being the first sales tax TIF. By all accounts it really worked well. It's a good economic development tool and I give both the county commission and state government a lot of credit for recognizing that this project made sense. They really believed in it."
Mazey believes that when the new stadium is completed it will be transformational for baseball enthusiasts throughout the region.
"My little guy Wammer (son Weston) just started little league baseball here in Morgantown and I've had the pleasure of going to a couple of his practices," said Mazey. "I've been very passionate about youth baseball my entire career and I want to do whatever I can to help Morgantown promote baseball in this area. This stadium is just going to help, maybe, give kids something to shoot for."
Something really, really nice to shoot for, that's for sure - thanks to a lot of visionaries who were willing to dream things that never were and say, Why not?
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His family gave him clothing and agreed to let him stay the night.
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Rich Clementi snuck a phone in on TUF 4 and Dana just gave the fighters a lecture about rules and stuff, snapped the phone and took their weekly phone calls away.
If it is something being smuggled in I'm thinking maybe someone sneaked some drugs in. Maybe. I don't know. But for the reaction it seems to cause that's the only thing that I can think of. I'm thinking a member of the crew finds something and they don't know who brought it in hence the "Be a man and own up" stuff.
That's a total guess though. But it's the only thing I can think of.
Am I right in thinking the welterweight Brit coming back has to be Bola? It doesn't look like Valentino gets the shot judging by the preview and isn't Luke Newman banned from any full contact training for the remainder of the show? That only leaves Bola. I think he deserves it as well, it was his kick that sent Manny home after all. I'd like to see him get another shot.
Stormin Norman to win lightweight I reckon.
I've saw you say that before, Fletcher has a great chance as well imo, good fighter and top charachter too.
Are you guys team mates?
Haven't followed this season at all. Looking at it on wikipedia now.
Surprized Xavier Lucas got knocked out in the first round. I would have picked him to win the Welterweight tournament.
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Don't think Xavier got knocked out.
Yeah Xavier lost by decision. Brad looked pretty close to catching him in a couple of submissions or stopping him with ground and pound at the end though. I thought Brad looked really good.
EDIT- actually re-reading RKing's post he obviously meant he was surprised Xavier was knocked out of the tournament in the first round, not actually KO'd. My bad.
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Suspect Arrested in String of Carryout Robberies
Toledo Police have one man in custody in connection to a string of robberies at south Toledo convenience stores. Toledo News Now reports that Dajuan Willingham was arrested Thursday and charged with two counts of aggravated robbery and two counts of felonious assault. Police are also still searching for Leroy Alcorn for more than a dozen carryout robberies.


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Matthews let energy industry rep spin 2000 Calif. blackouts as "a lack of generation"; ignored Enron's market manipulation
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In discussing blackouts that affected portions of Los Angeles on September 12, energy industry representative Jim Owen attributed California's energy crisis in 2000 and 2001 to "a lack of generation." On the 5 p.m. ET September 12 edition of MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews, Owen claimed that there were "not enough power plants that were in the state back then and inadequate transmission facilities." Host Chris Matthews did not challenge Owen's assessment, despite reports that market manipulation by the Enron Corp. was a key factor in California's surging energy prices and rolling blackouts in 2000 and 2001.
Owen works in "Media Relations" for the Edison Electric Institute, which describes itself as "the association of United States shareholder-owned electric companies, international affiliates, and industry associates worldwide."
From the 5 p.m. ET September 12 edition of MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews:
MATTHEWS: Of course, I've got to go to Jim Owen on the tricky political question. Gray Davis, the recent governor of California, owes his dismissal by the people to questions and problems they had with regard to energy. Does this relate to that? What's going on now in L.A.?
OWEN: I would tend to think that this is not really related to that, Chris. It's premature to try to make any sweeping generalization, political or otherwise, but it would appear, based on what we've heard and what your own network has reported, that this appears to be a relatively localized cause of an outage that again, for reasons that we discussed, obviously spread throughout a densely populated political -- excuse me -- a densely populated area. The problem that you alluded to earlier, back when Gray Davis was governor, really had to do with a much more complex and broader set of factors having to do with a lack of generation. In other words, not enough power plants that were in the state back then and inadequate transmission facilities. Some of those dynamics still apply. I mean, there are many people who still feel that there are not enough power plants in California, and while they are certainly trying to redress some of the issues relative to transmission -- to power lines -- you know, they still have some way to go there too. But I think things are certainly better than they were back then.
MATTHEWS: Jim Owen. Thank you very much for joining us from the Edison Electric Institute, and you represent all those power companies, those utilities, including Los Angeles.
Notably absent from Owen's explanation of the 2000 California energy crisis is the widely reported role of Enron, which went bankrupt in December 2001. According to a July 16 Los Angeles Times article, Enron "played a key role in the yearlong market meltdown that brought record prices and rolling blackouts to the customers of Southern California Edison Co., Pacific Gas & Electric Co., and San Diego Gas & Electric. Enron's traders devised schemes with such names as 'Fat Boy' and 'Death Star' to manipulate the energy marketplace in California and other Western states -- behavior captured in well-publicized recordings of company employees gloating over the plight of 'Grandma Millie' and other hapless ratepayers."
A February 4 San Francisco Chronicle article reported that "the company used elaborate trading schemes to create the appearance of power shortages in some cases and congested transmission lines in others." According to the Chronicle, "Phone transcripts show Enron searching for reasons to shut down one of its power plants during the height of the California energy crisis, eventually closing the plant as blackouts rippled across the state. ... One transcript includes an Enron trader, identified by the utility district as Bill Williams, calling an operator at the company's 52-megawatt Las Vegas power plant on Jan. 16, 2001, and asking that it be taken out of operation the following day. 'We want you guys to get a little creative ... and come up with a reason to go down,' he says in the transcript." Enron manipulated the California energy market (decreasing the energy supply during periods of high demand) in order to, as Time put it on May 20, 2002, "squeeze cash out of energy hungry California," and generate "maximum profit regardless of the effect on consumers."
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As the old saying goes, "Just say no" he didnt have to fight under those conditions, he chose to fight. If both men are willing to step in the cage and fight the result stands.
For me, the reply from sherdog says it all.
As the old saying goes, "Just say no" he didnt have to fight under those conditions, he chose to fight. If both men are willing to step in the cage and fight the result stands.
For me, the reply from sherdog says it all.
You can't put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get
Team Colosseum
Got a problem? Odds against you? Call the Equalizer
I agree with Ben here, I think more specifics of when it was noticed he was 5/8kgs over is needed and when did Lloyd weigh in?
Can anyone provide these actual specific details?
Got a problem? Odds against you? Call the Equalizer
If Artem was even weighed at all then it was after the fight (as indicated in earlier post) after he'd no doubt been guzzling water and has something to eat. If harrop had been weighed at this time he would have been considerably heavier than when he weighed in also so the difference between them would have been negligible
Harrop shouldn't give interviews banging on about being mates with gangsters/being a gangster, comparing himself to battlefield warriors than crying like a bitch when things don't turn out the way he'd hoped. He should Suck it up and move on
I smash him once, i smash him again. this time i train to.
Look at the facts people the UCC promotor & the the UCC match maker have both catorgorically denied ever contacting sherdog as you can see from the pics that's a lie so ask yourselfs why did they contact sherdog to get it ruled a no contest then apologize to lloyd in the texts ? The reason was that the promotor knew what the situation was & had in deed lied to lloyd the guy was'nt the orginal opponent & was well over the 77kg that the fight was to be held at katov was never at the weigh ins so people like brad conway who should be impartial and who's intergraty should'nt be swayed is a liar because he claims there was no screw job yet the letter's and emails clearly show otherwise so as it stands the ucc promotor,match maker & brad conway are up to it in there necks we have nothing to hide.
Lloyd would NOT have taken the fight if he had known that katov was well over lloyd was lied to into believing that katov was 77kg when he clearly was'nt lloyd got into the cage expecting to fight a lithuian at 77kg and instead got katov who was well over the contracted weight lloyd was in the cage and then katov was introduced at 77kg which was a lie what was lloyd to do walk out and lose face ? He's a proud man and he was told that he was facing a 77kg guy so yeah he fought but AFTER it came out he was well over the contracted weight if he had known he WOULD'NT of taken the fight that's why there's weight division's people and look at catch weight fights it when both fighter's AGREE to fight at an agreed weight.
The fact is this the promotor sent the email to sherdog because he was in the wrong he lied to lloyd katov had a unfair advantage he was alot heavier than lloyd & he would'nt of accepted the fight if he had known that katov was well over & was'nt even the scheduled opponent lloyd was screwed to stop the promotor pulling the show completely due to drop out after drop out lloyd got screwed over and for that reason the fight should be a no contest as lloyd agreed to fight at 77kg when infact was 8kg heavier & katov was'nt present at the weighs as some stated if so please pull up the pics of lloyd facing off against katov but you can't because they don't exist because it never happend
Any fighter who would of been on the recieving end of this would'nt be happy lloyd was lied to & cheated weight limits are there in the interest of fairness lloyd wanted an even playing field he did'nt get that and people should be sticking up for lloyd as he is actually the victim in this
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Lana Del Rey Responds To Cobain Daughter's Criticism
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Lana Del Rey is clarifying her comments about death after being called out on Twitter by Frances Bean Cobain.
The 21-year-old daughter of late Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain blasted Lana for "romanticizing" the death of young musicians in a recent interview with The Guardian. The paper quoted Lana as saying, "I wish I was dead already."
The singer has now responded to Frances' tweets, saying she admires Frances' father "because he was talented, not because he died young." Lana also blamed the reporter who interviewed her for asking leading questions and said she agreed with Frances. She said doesn't find "that part of music glam either."
@alka_seltzer666 it's all good. He was asking me a lot a out your dad I said I liked him because he was talented not because he died young-
— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) June 23, 2014
@alka_seltzer666 the other half of what I said wasn't really related to the people he mentioned/ I don't find that part of music glam either
— Lana Del Rey (@LanaDelRey) June 23, 2014
Lana's new album Ultraviolence was released last week, and is expected to top the Billboard 200 chart.
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Any plans on switching to pf for the default firewall software?
On 2/22/05 3:16 PM, "Manuel Kasper" <mk at neon1 dot net> wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I've finally found the time to make a new m0n0wall beta release:
> 1.2b5! I'm sorry that it took so long.
> Before anyone asks: 1.2b4 has been skipped since I made a non-public
> release with that version number and don't want to cause further
> confusion.
> I'm happy to report that m0n0wall 1.2b5 is the first release to be
> based on FreeBSD 5.3, rather than the old (and stable) 4.x series. So
> far, the transition has gone much better than I expected, and even
> though a lot of little nasty issues have shown up again (things like
> the dreaded ipf/ipfw processing order issue [fixed]) or are yet to
> show up, I'm confident that FreeBSD 5.3 provides a good base
> operating system for m0n0wall in the future. Each and every binary
> has been recompiled and all patches (kernel, userland and 3rd party
> programs) have been carefully reviewed and either thrown out (as was
> - luckily - the case for some kernel patches) or modified to make
> them work with 5.3.
> FreeBSD 5.3 finally gives us, among other things, support for
> Atheros-based 11a/b/g wireless cards. I've made the necessary
> adjustments to the webGUI and conducted a few basic tests.
> I still have several contributed patches lying around, waiting to be
> integrated. Also, Fred Wright's ipfilter window scaling and IPsec new
> SA preferral patches aren't in this release yet because they may need
> changes for 5.3 (especially the IPsec one). Furthermore, the OpenVPN
> support in this release may be broken, but it'll be replaced by a
> reworked version (that doesn't clobber the optional interfaces
> configuration anymore) as soon as Peter Curran gives me the go-ahead.
> All of these things will probably happen in the next release - for
> now, I wanted to focus on moving to 5.3.
> Note that 32 MBs of RAM are now definitely no longer enough to run
> 1.2b5 (it's been marginal even with earlier versions). Also, 1.2b5 is
> definitely *NOT* for use in production environments (unless you call
> your home network a production environment too ;). I've tested each
> image on the corresponding platform to make sure that it at least
> boots, but that's about it. You've been warned.
> Last but not least, make sure that your browser isn't using an old
> version of the webGUI CSS (clear the cache if needed), as there have
> been some changes (most notably on the firewall rule page).
> Please see the m0n0wall home page for the detailed change log and the
> downloads:
> http://m0n0.ch/wall/beta.php
> Enjoy!
> - Manuel
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
We enjoyed the very good coffee at breakfast, and the breakfast itself was good too. The room was spacious, bathroom with good amenities. Good access to Lisbon by car and ferry. The town is not spectacular.
Staff very friendly and willing to oblige. Close to the main part of the town and the town is easily reached from the airport. It would have been nice to have a table and chairs and a couple of easy chairs rather than the extra sofa/bed, but in the case of families the reverse would probably apply.
esy acess to shoping and to drive around to the next towns like Evora-Setubal, Santarem,Lisboa and all country side
peaceful they dont have double rooms at that rate only twin and we had to pay more mone for a double bed. booking.com give me wrong information about the room
spacious, friendly airconditioning was broke. Twice asked to fix it, but it was not fixed. Had to sleep with 25° or indure streetnoises if opening the window instead...
Perfectly decent hotel if you need to stay in the area. No frills, good breakfast. beds are pretty bad
Noises from outside and from other rooms easily get into the room.
Very spcious and modern rooms.
great breakfast buffet selection. short walk to airport but if you have a lot of bags a free shuttle is available
Clean rooms; nice staff Shuttles to airport don't run 24/7; restaurant inside the hotel was expensive and food did not taste good
Next to airport for layover.
Overall accomodation very good, centrally located and great from airport Loved It
Very central, tour bus starts from outside front door, convenient for public transport, good underground parking (8 euros per day) good value for money, good breakfast.
breakfast the staff wasn't very friendly or helpfull
The location is brilliant.Direct airport buses just in front of hotel,metro a stones throw away and tour buses right in front.Breakfast was very good with lots of choices.Dinner buffet vegetarian options were quite limited.Overall excellent choice.Would certainly stay again. Do not use the phones to make local calls very exorbitant rates.Some of the hotel staff could be more pleasant.We booked a Fado night out and had to pay cash...they didnt accept cards.
location, hotel is very close to all public transportation the front desk staff was not very friendly
Location: very close to explore the city and also to reach airport Not as clean as all 4 stars....A little bit cold in the rooms, as air conditioning was not functioning.
Very nice staff. Good location of the hotel. Very good breakfest.
The hotel was very central and good for local transport. Breakfast in the hotel was very good and did not resteict you to a short time window.
Location. Breakfast was poor. Breakfast room overcrowded with organized tour bus groups; only one coffee machine to serve the entire crowd. Cold scrambled eggs. Lukewarm water for tea. We had previously stayed at one of your other hotels (the Sana Reno) which was much more pleasant.
The staff were very accommodating and friendly. The location of the hotel was perfect- close to shopping, restaurants and others. It's too bad we left early for our flight. We didn't have breakfast before we left for the airport. Too early.
gd value for money
Location was a little out of the "hub" or activity; But only a short taxi ride away. Metro also only a 3 min walk from hotel.
Loved the location (safe area)
meets all requirements of 5stars hotel. good price.
Consierge service, breakfast Once the room wasn't cleaned and no one seemed to be responsible
The staff in the reception are very helpful. Modern, new and clean, the free of charge computer on the 1st floor of the hotel is super. For the price I pay through Booking.com, it is an excellent buy. Close to metro and railway station are very convenient. cannot think of anything for the time being.
Driver to and from the airport, Diego, was one of the friendliest and helpful and knowledgeable people I met on my 2 week European vacation. The hotel was beautiful and staff from front desk to doorman to room service and spa were outstanding. I forgot my swimsuit and couldn't use the spa relaxing pool area!
I Enjoy stay in the Corinthia Hotel Lisbon
The hotel was excellent. Having never been in the country before my group relied heavily on the advice of the staff for recommendations on places to go. The door man outside was the most helpful of all, he gave excellent recommendations on restaurants and nightclubs to visit. However the onsite facilities were great as well. There is a very nice lounge area on the bottom floor and because of this my group did not see a need to pay for the exclusive lounge on the top floor. There really was nothing to not like about this hotel. The price was a little on the high side but I have spent up to $500 a night in other hotels that were not nearly as nice. The staff is very friendly and helpful, they check on you in your room several times throughout the morning to late afternoon. If you want to keep your visits from the staff to a minimum use the do not disturb sign. There visits are out of good intentions though, like refreshing the mini bar, fresh towels every morning, free bottled water, cleaning etc.
The hotel has a really nice swimming pool. The rooms are really comfortable and the food was a very resonable price. The location of the hotel isn't great although the metro is only a minutes walk away.
Firendly service, good food
clean and tidy with helpful staff the menu at the resturant
Location , Cleanliness Staff is not very friendly, cleaners does not understand the signal does not disturband and unfortunately there is a building constructions a at the back of the hotel and the noise is unbearable it does last all day including Saturdays , According to the staff it does not belong to the hotel therefore they refused to relocate guest accommodation...
nothing breakfast was terrible hotel has no caracther and is cold.
Hotel was really nice, room was clean and spacious, breakfast was also OK, as well as personal. The only inconveniece is that some rooms are oriented to the railway so for a light-sleeper it could be a bit noisy.
Luxurious, yet value for money none
Very comfortable clean room with modern decor and bathroom No
Excellent location near airport and main train station. Front desk staff needs to be more helpful in all aspects.
Great breakfast. Good staff. The common areas were very pleasant and well designed. The rooms could need some updating.
The rail ways Just under our Windows. No access to wifi.
Parking and proximity to the airport
i have to your hotel many times and i enjoy it every time
No sea view rooms, near the train. Little bit noisy.
Price and Location
The hotel is not far from the airport of Lisbon. The outside of the hotel has a modern look. The room was nice and spacious. From the 5th floor we could see the river and the Vasco da Gama bridge, quite spectacular. We arrived late at night but the porter was still available to help with the bags. The immediate area of the hotel has not a lot to offer with respect to restaurants or cafés. It is more like a business district with tall office buildings. But the hotel bar on the 1st floor, with very friendly waiter, was still open.
Good central position, very helpful staff, good breakfast and modern style room, parking Getting to carpark convoluted due to Lisbon's geography but grateful to get a carpark in such a central position
Helpful staff, Breakfast was quite good. Room was small but not so bad for 1
The rooms were big and cosy! Extremely worth the price! Near the metro, near the city centre, hotel totally worth its 4 stars and the price is so cheap! Nothing at all!
I liked the location, comfort, services,price,the relaxed atmosphere, short walk to the city centre,close to the airport, breakfast and the staff. it was quite cold in the room and the air condition did not funcion although the staff was helpful
The Check-in staff was very helpful in getting me from a Twin-Bed to a Double Bed correcting a slight mishap promptly (I think the helpful lad's name was José Costa). Booking Business Room ended us up on 9th out of 10. I could catch a glimpse of the park which was pretty ok. The decor is simple and nice. Very comfortable matresses :) Very clean (as I have been accustomed by the Fenix chain Hotels), despite the Bathtub having a patch that was slightly worn.
The location is great and it is excellent value for the money. The breakfast is very good and the hotel is clean.
I liked the tranquillity of the street, the fact that it was very close to the metro Parque (just 4 stops to reach Rossio) but it was also perfect to walk down from Av. de Liberdade to Praça de Dom Pedro (about 10 minutes). Breakfast was perfect and complete with salty and sweet, hot and cold food. Room was clean and staff very friendly. There is no wi-fi connection in the room but you can ask to use the computer in the main hall (they give you username and password for 15 minutes connection for free)
The location. The Family room where we stayed had pull down beds that you can feel the bed springs on your back. One thin pillow for each 4 beds, No alarm clock, Empty and Dirty reefer. Difficult access to Cabinets due to positioning of beds. Limited choices of food for the breakfast. Would not go back to this hotel again.
The hotel is in walking distance from downtown. The room was clean and comfortable. I had free wifi access in the room. Breakfast was delicious and included in room price.
Very clean and comfortable...good breakfast... Just had to wait to check in, till 2 pm
I think that the staff is wonderful and the accomadations are perfect.
Location right in the center, close to public transportation, nice breakfast, very friendly staff, very tasteful design of the lobby and breakfast room
Location. Hotel convenient to Metro and excellent access to several excursions for tourist.
Fantastic location with amazing views from the rooftop bar.
Near most places you want to go to, but still quiet. Room small, but very comfortable and a great value.
The hotelroom was quiet and the staff was always very polite and willing to help. The reception is rather small for a large hotel like Mundial. The staff is trying hard, but logistics still might be improved a bit.
Parking free . Lucky i was internet was free , usualy you pay fortune!!! All was best you can get . Breakfast egg and sosages were cold Fairly nothing
Good location, courteous and helpful front desk staff Veranda do Lisboa restaurant was overrated and some of the staff somewhat less than helpful
Very pure breakfast .
The location is excellent and the room was clean and quiet. The bed was not comfortable. The front desk staff was not very friendly or helpful.
Location, right in the heart of the city. We got a real feel for Lisbon.
Easy access to the City. Staff very friendly ,especially 24 hr restaurant
Christmas Day evening no shuttle available at 22:30, taxi cost €10. But shuttle next morning was great.
Upgraded for free to an amazing suite. You are right on a park near the university but could throw a ball over to the airport. Very comfortable! Free wifi. Paid parking though.
Convenience to airport. Bathroom was not perfectly clean. Restaurant food was average. Checkout clerk did not give me a receipt.
The reservation staff was very accommodating. I arrived at the hotel at 10 am and I was allowed to check it at that time. My room was very spacious and include all the amenities that I needed. The hotel was very close to the airport and they offered free shuttle. I will definitely stay here again. Nothing
A friend and I stayed here for a night while on a long layover in Lisbon. The hotel had clean, comfortable, and gorgeous rooms with nice amenities and responsive staff. It's was close to both the airport and the Metro, so it was very easy to get around.
Customer service was good Room was very small & breakfast was over priced
VERY convenient to the airport for a 5:30 a.m. flight. Walked out, got in taxi at 3:30 a.m. and off we went. Nice.
Excellent if you want to see Sporting game
Very convenient to airport. Nice, large rooms(esp by European standards). High cost of food and drinks in bar.
location, shuttle, breakfast, room, service nothing, all was great
the room was comfortably spacious, with a round table and chairs for eating or relaxing and a desk area for working. Everything was clean, modern and luxurious feeling. The staff was friendly and the person who arranged shuttle rides and opened the front door was able to provide me with needed information on local food and amenities. They had a shuttle service providing complementary rides to the airport every half hour for the first half of the day, and the gentleman diligently inquired if I would need a ride the following morning and included my name on the reservation list for the desired time. He also provided me with accurate information about how early I needed to arrive to have sufficient time to get through security for my flight. The location, although close to the airport, made me feel like it was located in the center of a traffic circle, both from the vehicular activity surrounding the area and the proximity to the highway. Since it was airport close, there was jet noise from take offs or landings, but not too overpowering due to good noise reducing windows.
Online check in, plus it asked it there were any special requests. I asked for 1 bed (2 adults) and a feather/down pillow. One of the 2 special requests with the online check in was ignored--the request for the feather/down pillow. It would have been nice either for the pillow to be in the room, or an explanation of why not. Neither was provided, however.
Excellent hotel. Quality has exceeded expectation. Good atmosphere for rest and work. Good staff in Hotel and especially in restaurant. I like this Hotel and will stay there more.
Breakfast is nice. Personal is very good. Elevator is bad. You'll wait hours. No iron, hotel does not adopted for business travelers.
Really elegant and cheap
Clean room, pleasant staff, comfortable bed
Great Staff. Comfortable beds. Good showers. Rooms although comfortable were quite basic for 5 star clasification. Breakfast was dreadful, especially at â¬20 per person. Cold, congealed cooked food, no bread left with an hour and a half of service left. Burnt pastry.
Positiv was the free access to the gym and the luggage room. Although new hotel the carpet in the room was very dirty already and there is no effort to clean it proper. We had asked for a wake up call at 5 am and I am glad I did not rely on the hotel as they did not wake us!! The service is lacking behind for a 5 star hotel.
The staffs are super friendly and well accommodating.
The bedroom is modern and equipped with the basic facilities. The bed is very comfortable. The hotel is a five minute walk from the metro. The basic double rooms aren't pratical: there are no bed-side tables, no place to hang hand-towels or to place the suitcases. The mini-bar and room-service don't have much to offer. No kettle to boil water for coffee/tea in the bedroom. There is no free internet and no wi-fi at all in the bedroom (we had to take our own cable from the recpetion). The comfort and service provided are far from what is expected from a five-star hotel.
The room was very comfortable. Lobby bar service was not up to standard fo the hotel
Very boring location, rooms are aging, boring and noise isolation poor
The bar service - excellent Transport difficult to town centre
Close to the airport. The overall condition of the hotel was poor, quite dirty and the rooms (we asked for a change) were quite "beaten up". The carpets were stained, dust everywhere and the bathrooms need a good cleaning with new caulking in around the shower.The staff we found to have "low moral" which may be a direct result from poor management. Which is quite disappointing as some were quite nice. It just seems like the owners of the hotel (who ever they may be) have given up in terms of the basics. Not a 5 star by all means; this hotel needs a big wake up!
the decor was very well done.... the energy savings exhibited in the corridors is brilliant - lights dim and activate when you open your door. As with many Wuropean hotels, the lighting level in the public spaces is a bit harsh. It would be nice to see the art highlighted with light and other lighting dimmable. Piano Player was lovely and the perfect end to a trip. Smokers... the beds were rock hard and I would definately recommend the hotel but would caution US travelers the firmness of the bed as we are use to US hotels that offer luxury bed experiences.
Excellent rooms, excellent breakfast, good location in nice area, fair rate
breakfast safe box no good, not much TV channels
friendly intuitive staff, beautifully deigned rooms, good food, good location lack of equipments in the gym
Very impressed. Breakfast wonderful with so much choice. Bar rather overpriced
The attitude of the staff and the central location It seemed odd that you couldn't go from the top of the hotel to the bottom without changing lifts as they are all public floors.
Clean place to rest Wrong directions to find the parking
.The ambiance of the hotel was excellent. Due to the contemporary décor.
Excellent breakfast. When I requested a view of the castle, the hotel provided us with a room with a wonderful view.
Breakfast buffet Location
The view was magnigicent the decoration was very trendy and modern The time for check in and the fact that the room was not ready when I arrived at 6pm was not acceptable for a 5 star hotel
Very calm and serene environment. The location is also great The reataurant is too expensive for the quality of the food and some of the employees are too stiffed. Breakfast has a lot of variety but some of the things are uneatable (e.g. pancakes and waffles)
Stylish hotel excellent if you want a good hotel service and beachside location. Breakfast is great - fresh orange juice amazing...... Housekeeping a bit hit and miss
Excelent service, wonderful design, and great rooms.
Excelent room and food
Very friendly staff, excellent location, nice design
The innovation of the arquitecture, materials (besides sonme deterioration already visible), and the deco, namely the bet in artist works. A strange smell in corridors (perhaps due to the recency of the hotel), the outside entrance hall is not clean, too windy, the recepcion deco is not very charmant as the rest of the hotel
Very well situated,and loved the decoration No everything was modern and excellet
Very modern and nice. Great breakfast, wide choice. Very easy to find and not that far from the city centre wiht the underground.
The staff and service was great. The location is excellent if you want to stay in an uber modern and spotlessly clean area of the city. I went for a walk once at midnight and felt completely safe. This hotel is within a block of the oceanarium, 2 blocks to the arena and metro train station, and a huge shopping mall complete with a supermarket. Everything in this area is modern and scrubbed clean. It is also a business area, surrounded by corporate buildings, as well as restaurants and other stores. The entry area felt a little bit ostentatious and sterile. It was open about 2 or 3 stories high, white and clean. I felt a bit conspicuous every time I came and went. It seemed that there were a lot of business meetings and events happening there based on the traffic of business people in and out of the hotel. The room was a bit cramped, though nicely furnished, modern and clean. The elevators and breakfast buffet seemed taxed by the morning rush, and both mornings I stayed there they didn't have more than scraps in the scrambled egg trays.
Good staff, excellent position, quality accomodation
Good breakfast. Good price thanks to Booking.com website. Hotel is just near the Underground (Magenta line) so no problem to reach the town center in 15 minutes.
Very comfortable rooms, with a lot of space to put your things. Car parking at a reasonable rate. The hotel could improve the quality and offer of the restaurant.
Excellent breakfast.
Great hotel--nice staff, lovely rooms.
Fantastic. Arrived there and was told we were upgraded to a suite as the Hotel was fully Booked.Our Card had already been debited so we were delighted. Loved everything. Room. Loction Cleanliness. Breakfast. Hotel Staff were most helpful and smiling faces.
Location of the Hotel and comfort. No
Modern hotel at the heart of the former Expo area. Public areas and rooms were well maintained and rates were excellent for the service received. The staff at breakfast were a little over zealous at removing your plates etc before you had finished. Only minor point tho
I ended up at the Altis after a very long day of travel and a disastrous Airbnb experience left me and my friends without a place to stay. Desperate, we found the Altis on Kayak with a 5-star rating and were willing to put a little extra money in given how nice the place looked in the app. Unfortunately, this ended up being a terrible experience. The staff was extremely slow and unhelpful, making us wait a very long time to get to our rooms after a very long day. Moreover, the rooms bore absolutely no resemblance to the photos we saw on the app - they were outdated, dingy, and dirty. There were hairs in our showers, and the floors were stained. The bed was extremely uncomfortable. The wifi didn't work, coming in and out every few minutes. In fact, we ended our stay early given how bad the conditions were - though it took ages to do so at reception. There is no way this hotel is 5 stars and it should not be advertised as such. Personally, I would like for the hotel to compensate me in some way for such a misleading and poor experience.
Very nice hotel in an excellent location
The Hotel was in a very convenient position for our 3 day sight seeing tour of Lisbon and the indoor swimming pool was of good size and warm The main dining room was closed and you only had the choice of the expensive roof top one or the coffee bar, although this was better than expected
good location and nice service
It is a fifne Hotel, we liked almost everything, but especially the kindness of the employees We have been ignored at the D. Fernando restaurant. I wonder if it has been due to a football game with Benfica. We dicided not to go there anymore
The personnel was friendly. I could have a late check-out. The location of the hotel is good, not far from subway, and actually not far from the center.
place of hotel was very good may be triple room could be better
the hotel equipement is quite old.
Information and booking assistance service, swimming pool, facilities in general Room service, No view from the room which was dark
its not worth 5 stars
The best was location of the hotel. I liked buzness center of the hotel as well I think it is not 5 star


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Craniosynostosis repair - dischargeCraniectomy - child - discharge; Synostectomy - discharge; Strip craniectomy - discharge; Endoscopy-assisted craniectomy - discharge; Sagittal craniectomy - discharge; Frontal-orbital advancement - discharge; FOA - discharge
Your baby was born with craniosynostosis, a condition that causes 1 or more of your baby's skull sutures to close too early. This can cause the shape of your baby's head to be different than normal. Sometimes it can cause brain damage.
Thesurgeon may have made an incision (a cut made during surgery) over part of their scalp. Only 2 - 3 small cuts were made in their scalp.
- Pieces of abnormal bone were probably removed. The surgeon either reshaped these bone pieces and put them back in or left the pieces out.
- A plate and some small screws were put in place to help hold the bones in the right position.
What to Expect at Home
Most times, swelling and bruising on the head and around the eyes will get better after 7 days. But swelling around your child's eyes may come and go for up to 3 weeks.
Your child's sleeping patterns may be different when they first come home from the hospital. They may be awake at night and asleep during the day.
Your child's surgeon may prescribe a special helmet for your child. This helmet has to be worn every day for the first year after surgery to further help correct the shape of your child's head.
- It needs to be worn at least 23 hours a day, but it can be removed during bathing.
- Even if your child is sleeping or playing, the child needs to wear the helmet.
Your child not go to school or daycare for at least 2 to 3 weeks after the surgery.
You will be taught how to use a tape to measure your child's head size. You should do this on a weekly basis.
At home, your child will probably be able to return to their normal activities and diet. Make sure they do not bump or hurt their head in any way. If they are crawling, you may want to keep coffee tables and furniture with sharp edges out of the way until they recover.
In bed, raise your child's head on a pillow. This will help prevent swelling around the face. Try to get your child to sleep on their back. All swelling from the surgery should go away in about 3 weeks.
Wound Care
Keep your child's surgery wound clean and dry until the doctor says you can wash it. Do not use any lotions, gels, or cream to rinse your child's head until their skin is healed all the way. Do not soak the wound in water until it heals.
When you clean the wound, make sure you:
- Wash your hands before you start.
- Use a clean, soft washcloth.
- Dampen the washcloth, and use antibacterial soap.
- Clean in a gentle circular motion. Go from one end of the wound to the other.
- Rinse the washcloth well to remove the soap. Then repeat the cleaning motion to rinse the wound.
- Gently pat the wound dry with a clean towel or a dry washcloth.
- Use a small amount of ointment on the wound as recommended by the child's doctor.
- Wash your hands when you finish.
Use acetaminophen (Tylenol) as your child's doctor advises, to help control your child's pain. Cover the scar with sunscreen or have your child wear a hat that covers the scar for the first year after surgery. This will prevent it from turning dark.
When to Call the Doctor
Call your doctor if:
- Your child's temperature is higher than 101.5 ºF.
- The surgery wound is red, swollen, warm, or more painful.
- There is pus, bleeding, or other drainage from the wound.
- Your child is vomiting and cannot keep food down.
- Your child is more fussy or sleepy.
- Your child seems confused.
- Your child is acting like they have a headache.
- Your child's head is injured.
Kanev PM. Congenital malformations of the skull and meninges. Otolaryngol Clin North Am. 2007 Feb;40(1):9-26, v.
Baskin JZ, Tatum III, SA. Craniofacial surgery for congenital and acquired deforminities. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 185.
Review Date: 6/7/2012
Reviewed By: Shabir Bhimji, MD, PhD, Specializing in General Surgery, Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, Midland, TX. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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Brevard, N.C. - A pair of double-doubles by Haylee Lepaio and Neicy Lewis spoiled Brevard's Senior Day on Wednesday evening as the Tornados fell to the visiting Newberry Wolves, 64-59.
Brevard (6-19, 1-16 SAC) seniors Holli Flippo, Lindsay Brendle and Anna Schlobohm combined for 35 points on the evening for the Tornados in their final contest in Boshamer Gymnasium, but Newberry (14-11, 9-8 SAC) battled back in the contest from the free throw line, draining their final six free throw attempts in the last 1:13 on the clock as the Wolves completed the season sweep over the Tornados.
Micheala Watkins led the Brevard offense on the afternoon with 17 points and added three assists as the Tornados shot 36.5 percent (23-63) from the floor in the contest. Flippo added 15 points and six rebounds in the game, connecting on three three-pointers, while Lindsay Brendle added 12 points in her last game in front of the home crowd.
Lepaio led all players with 21 points and added 12 rebounds for the Wolves as Newberry held the 48-31 rebounding advantage in the contest. Lewis added 16 points and 12 boards in the game, while Zara Pearson had nine point and four assists to pace the Newberry offense.
Lewis led off the contest with a three-pointer, but both teams struggled to score from the floor as the teams combined for 10 points in the first six and a half minutes in the game. The Wolves snapped the scoring drought to build an eight point lead as Newberry went up 22-14 on a layup by Emily Perry with 7:02 on the clock.
Brevard battled back, tying up the contest on a 10-2 run as Lacey Singletary received the pass from Asheley Watkins and drove in for the layup to knot the game up at 24 apiece with 3:24 remaining. The run continued as Watkins hit a jumper and connected on a three-pointer, and Flippo drained a trey to give Brevard the 32-24 lead at the half.
The Tornados went up by double-digits early in the second half as Flippo drove in for a layup, giving Brevard the 36-26 lead two minutes into the period. Gleeson followed with a jumper to cut the lead back into single digits, but Brevard retained the lead for the first nine minutes of the period.
Lepaio snapped the BC lead in the second half, putting the Wolves up 45-44 on a layup, but Alyssa Cutshaw answered with a layup and three-pointer to put the Tornados back up by four with 9:48 on the clock.
The teams remained close for the remainder of the contest, battling the remainder of the contest as Brevard and Newberry tied the game three times in the final five minutes, with Lepaio knotting the game up at 59 apiece with 1:13 on the clock on a free throw. Lepaio drained the second free throw to put the Wolves up by one and Zara Pearson and Lewis both hit a pair of free throws in the final 13 seconds of the game to lead Newberry to the 64-59 victory.
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Frustrated by Elizabeth Warren's demeanor on the campaign trail and impressed by Sen. Scott Brown's record of bipartisanship in the Senate, a number of centrist Democrats are endorsing the Republican senator in his bid against the one-time Harvard professor.
Former Democratic Boston mayor Ray Flynn officially endorsed Brown Monday afternoon at Castle Island in South Boston.
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this is my old howto from the iwhax site! I thought it was lost forever
Thanks for posting, FAQ updated.
Just thought I'd post up the method I used to install back|track to Hdd. I just find this method to be the easiest and most flexible. Props to fl4s|-| for showing me how, I'm sure we'll be seeing him around here soon.
Ok partition however you want make your filesystems and mount your swap and main partitions.
I'll assume your main partition is called hda3 from now on and that it is mounted to /mnt/hda3 - - if it is not then just replace all refs to hda3 with your drive and mount point.
Thats all the prep done. Now 3 easy steps to back|track Hdd install.
Step 1. - From the prompt in root
Step 2. - Installing LiloCode:cp --preserve -R /{bin,dev,etc,home,lib,root,sbin,usr,var,opt,pentest} /mnt/hda3 mkdir /mnt/hda3/{boot,mnt,proc,sys,tmp} cp /boot/boot/vmlinuz /mnt/hda3/boot mount --bind /dev /mnt/hda3/dev mount -t proc proc /mnt/hda3/proc chroot /mnt/hda3 /bin/bash
follow the GUI - choose simple, your resollution and install to mbrCode:liloconfig
Lilo will complain and fail but do not worry!
changeCode:nano /etc/lilo.conf
save and exitCode:label = back|track root = current read-write
it should then say,Code:lilo
added back|track (and poss added Windows if you are dual booting)
Step 3.
unmount - reboot & pray
as soon as you are in,
and choose a new root password.Code:passwd
Now you're on your own.
this is my old howto from the iwhax site! I thought it was lost forever
Thanks for posting, FAQ updated.
I can't seem to figure out...
EDIT: I figured it out and will make a Tri-boot-How-to.
I googled and trial/err'ed to no avail, then I discovered what lack of sleep can do to a man.
There should be a link from dual boot to here too!
I made a Windows/Backtrack dual boot with this guide.
After i did this dual booting with winxp backtrack does not load now. Lilo works fine though. It seems that now it cannot mount my linux partition and fails quite a bit before stopping on starting sysdlogs daemons. I can get in using the boot cd to change anything on the drive, but lilo doesn't seem to boot it right. Any ideas?
Just an idee !
I had the same problem (syslogs deamons)
label = back|track
root = current
read-write <<-- (i mentioned it was just read
And afterwards i discovered that in fstab my main partition was mounted as ext2 filesystem (and ofcourse it is ext3) i dont know how it happened but change-ing it was my solution
hope its of any use LS
Hi everybody !!
I've been messing a bit with the backtrack HD install and noticed some issues. Here are a few tips :
If you want to config lilo, just stick to the good old nano or vi method rather than using the liloconfig tool.
When you use liloconfig it will not work except if you start a new config with of course a new header, but in this case it will not preserve the boot options and change the "read-write" to "read-only" among other things.
It is very important because if your filesystem is read-only mounted, you will not be able to change anything and worst, if you reboot with a live distro, mount the root partition and chroot to it in order to reinstall lilo, it will bring some error messages. I wasted a lot of time with that then i don't want others to
be stuck as i were.
Also, if you have a windows partition, just add these two lines to your existing /etc/lilo.conf:
other = /dev/hda1 # just put the right partition here
label = Windows #put the name you want
then just type:
lilo -v
and you're done with it.
Look at the fstab to make sure if all partition types are ok. There were some mistakes in mine. (ext2 instead of ext3 and ntfs instead of swap )
One more thing, in the FAQ for recovering "the lost sexy framebuffer", in /etc/lilo.conf instead of typing:
vga = 0x137
which has not worked as expected
i think it's:
vga = 791
it has worked for me.
For the network settings, if you are tired always reconfiguring your static ifaces at each boot,
just add the command to /etc/rc.d/rc.local.
ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.45 netmask 255.255.255.0
echo nameserver 192.168.0.30 >> /etc/resolv.conf
route add default gateway 192.168.0.1
After that your iface eth0 will be set at each boot with the above parameters.
If i remember some other details or advises, i'll share them with the community.
I hope these few tips will help some of you. Have fun!
Why do people always get hung up on the LILO error, even when I say to ignore it and carry on?
The whole point of using liloconfig is it writes the lilo.conf file for you which you then need to edit as I mentioned in the howto.
No say again with feeling - I will ignore the LILO error!
Thanks for the thread. Formated the Auditor install and had this dual booting with xp in no time. I used qpart to partition the linux drives.
Could you just quickly say how to create the main partitions. I have two windows partitions, and a block of free space at the end of the drive, how would I partition this to install BT?


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