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|index by Group
|index by Distribution
|index by Vendor
|index by creation date
|index by Name
|Name: sabayon
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 2.30.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 12.1.2
|Build date: Mon Jul 16 10:36:17 2012
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build09
|Size: 1155999
|Source RPM: sabayon-2.30.1-12.1.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.gnome.org/projects/sabayon/
|Summary: Tool to maintain user profiles in a GNOME desktop
Sabayon is a tool to help system administrators and users change and maintain the default behaviour of the GNOME desktop.
* Sun Feb 13 2011 email@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Tue Dec 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Own /usr/share/gnome and /usr/share/gnome/help to fix build. * Tue Sep 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + Updated translations. * Fri Feb 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + Fixes: - Couple of crasher bugs that were introduced in working on mozilla bookmark handling. - bgo#610876: Symlink in /etc/skel causes crash - bgo#610877: Directory Permissions in /etc/skel are not preserved - Removed dependency on Python 2.6 - Changes from version 2.29.91: + Fixes: - Help file docbook tags patch thanks to Mario Blättermann - Manpages patch thanks to Luca Falavigna of the Debian project - bgo#321450: allow multiple LDAP uri's to be specified. - Changes window now distinguishes between files, dirs, and links - Documentation fixes. - bgo#608697: sabayon-debug-log.conf does not exist, but sabayon thinks it does - Remove hard-coded gconf source strings, add gconf sources to config.py.in for easier customization/patching by distros - Always clean up the gconf source trees - xinitrc file cleaned up. - Added file/directory permission handling. - Gracefully handle gconfd shutdowns in sabayon-apply - bgo#608720: Make Details pane less confusing with sorting - bgo#607030: depend on Python 2.6 - bgo#610488: Patches to admin tools to properly wait for usermod changes to apply. - bgo#610736: Create firefox profile during sabayon-apply if it doesn't already exist. + Updated translations. * Sat Jan 16 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + Fixes: - Removed gtk.glade dependencies - Added help menu - bgo#596106: crash when clicking on an empty directory - bgo#528562: replace preferences.menu with settings.menu - Turned ldap into a soft dependency, issue a message in configure - Removed complicated, and hard-to-translate time based save confirm messages with a single nice easy to translate string. - Fixed some unclear strings for the translators. bgo#527722 - Fixed translation problems with groupsdialog.py. - Moved sabayon's conf dir to /etc/sabayon - Removed local copy of Pessulus, we now import it. - Sabayon now supports symlinks. bgo#374861 - Created upstream man pages. - Added selinux support (if available) bgo#486218 + Migration Notes: - Sabayon now stores it's config files in /etc/sabayon, and it's profiles in /etc/sabayon/profiles. - To migrate existing profiles, perform the following steps: cp /etc/desktop-profiles/*.xml /etc/sabayon cp /etc/desktop-profiles/*.zip /etc/sabayon/profiles + Updated translations. - Add a %post scriptlet to migrate the configuration files to /etc/sabayon. The files will be copied (if they weren't already migrated), not moved. - Add pessulus BuildRequires and Requires. - Add python-gtk-devel BuildRequires. - Add py_requires for sabayon-admin subpackage (even though it's not needed, since it depends on sabayon which also has py_requires), to fix a rpmlint warning. - Remove added GenericName from .desktop file, that just says the same thing as the Name. * Thu Dec 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix build on openSUSE <= 11.2. * Tue Dec 08 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.2: + New features: - Added a manual + Fixes: - Fixed some race conditions in paneldelegate.py. - Add gnome-doc-utils-devel BuildRequires. - Pass --disable-scrollkeeper to configure. - Clean spec file using spec-cleaner. * Sat Nov 14 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.0: + New features: - Sabayon now lets you apply profiles to groups of users, instead of just individual users. This is still in development, but for now you can use any Unix group whose gid >= 500. - Changes from version 2.28.1: + Fixes: - Remove obsolete calls to os.spawn*() and replace them with subprocess.call() - Fix potential exception when extracting profiles - Move the "-name" argument for Xephyr where XEPHYR_ARGV is defined, so that it is easier to find for distros that need to patch it out + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Find a free X display without using TCP sockets + Fix incorrect format strings; make others consistent + Updated translations. * Thu Aug 20 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.91: + bgo#551535 - Don't ignore the GConf settings when saving the user profile. + Disable gvfs's usage of FUSE in the child session, so crashed daemons will not keep Sabayon from working + Work even with invalid locales + Be more lenient when removing directories + Don't block sabayon-session on sabayon-apply's stderr output + Updated translations. * Tue Aug 11 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.0: + Sabayon now uses Xephyr instead of Xnest for its child session. + Pass DEBUG_WHILE_IN_SABAYON untouched to child processes. + Do not eat stderr output from child processes. + bgo#542604 - Fix file monitoring + bgo#576440 - Don't crash if XAUTHLOCALHOSTNAME is not set + bgo#564405 - use gobject.timout_add_seconds() where possible + Fix monitoring and saving of panel applets. + Ignore .gvfs in user profiles + Updated translations. - No longer require xorg-x11-Xnest, new xorg-x11-server-extra. * Sun Apr 26 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change shadow-utils PreReq to pwdutils since nothing provides shadow-utils anymore. * Sun Mar 15 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.0: + Port to GIO. + Put XAUTHLOCALHOSTNAME in the child session's environment so it will run. + Ignore .pulse to avoid replicating PulseAudio data. + String fixes. + Updated translations. - Drop sabayon-updates-from-trunk.diff: fixed upstream. - Remove unneeded BuildRequires: desktop-file-utils, gettext, gnome-common, python-cairo, python-gnome, python-ldap, shadow-utils - Change BuildRequires: python-gtk-devel to python-gobject2-devel - Add python-xdg BuildRequires to make configure happy. - Remove unneeded Requires: python-cairo - Remove unneeded PreReq: gtk2, shadow-utils - Change Requires of shadow-utils in admin package to PreReq - Remove custom CFLAGS. - Remove autoreconf and intltoolize calls. - Stop creating /etc/gconf/2 without any reason. - Stop putting DocPath in desktop file: yelp does not need this. - Remove hacks in post/postun that were needed for old versions of openSUSE (<= 10.1) - Remove edition of /etc/gconf/2/path to add sabayon support: our gconf2 package is correctly configured, and so we shouldn't try to play with this here. - Remove gconf2 and grep PreReq because of the above change.
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Hours after the announcement that Peaches Geldof passed away, stars took to Twitter to remember the model/television personality.
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Trying to console her wounded heart, Coleen Rooney took a holiday in Barbados with her son Kai and her parents on Tuesday (February 5).
The 26-year-old British star recently lost her 14-year-old sister Rosie after she suffered from a lifelong battle with Rett's Syndrome.
Hitting the beach to start the new year off right, Coleen Rooney spent some fun in the sun with her son and friends in Barbados on Tuesday (January 1).
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First came the announcements, then came the baby bumps and now GossipCenter is looking forward to 2013 when a handful of our favorite celebrities will welcome the pitter-patter of little feet into their homes.
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If the option is not there for you alternatively you can try a manual partitioning
Hi there.
im new in backtrack and trying to install it side by side with windows.
But when i boot usb duble click on install and getting to screen where you can chose install BT5 side by side with windows it does not show my windows installed so options i have is: erase entire disk; use largest free space or select partition manually.
Could anyone help me please...
If the option is not there for you alternatively you can try a manual partitioning
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I had the exact same problem as you! I then had to partition some space using BT5's advanced method. Select the partition manually. Then go to your primary hard drive and give some space for linux. This will allow you to install it side by side. I did this and it worked for me. If you need any more help, feel free to message me!
yea that what I say to do also... Also, if I am wrong, someone correct me, But what I did was this:
get into windows
Run Disk Manager (select for partiting and renaming partitions)
right click on your main HD
Shrink volume down enough so you have atleast 20-25gb for BT
format it as ntsf
give it a new drive Letter and New Name
save it,
Log into your installation for BT
then when you get to your option screen... if you use your slider, you will see the new FREE SPACE that you jsut created... if it is the largest free space you have
then you can use the thiird option i think it is, which selects the next largest space(after your C: drive) to install BT to...
Then continue your intallation from there!
The best way, by far, is to do it manually, and even create an extended partition instead of a primary one, and inside the extended one, create as much partitions as needed to install all OS you want and not be limited to 4....
Just create your own partition map (how you want to distribute your HDD space) and create as many partitions as you want, including swap partition. Use gparted and for little more advanced users use fdisk (CLI) and mkfs.xxx..
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Blue Jays prospect yields one hit over four scoreless innings
By David Heck / Special to MLB.com | June 15, 2012 9:55 PM ET
"It was a dream come true," he said. "Growing up in Ontario, to be drafted by the Blue Jays was really a thrill. ... I had an idea that [getting drafted] was a possibility, but I was ecstatic. I was following the Draft a bit. Every time the Blue Jays came around, I'd take a look at it."
Brown made 18 appearances last summer for short-season Vancouver, posting a 3.62 ERA as the team captured the Northwest League championship. Though he had been promoted to Class A Lansing during the final week of the season, he still received a ring.
"The whole experience in Vancouver was unbelievable," he said. "It was almost like a second hometown. I was sad I had to move on, but at the same time, I had to move on. Hopefully, we can repeat again here."
The 23-year-old right-hander started the Canadians off on the right foot Friday, allowing one hit over four shutout innings as Vancouver defeated the Spokane Indians, 8-1, in the season opener for both teams.
Brown issued one walk and struck out one in his first professional start. He generated five groundouts and four fly balls.
"I thought it was pretty good overall," the Thunder Bay native said. "I attacked the zone with the fastball, got ahead and made some good pitches when I had to."
The only hit off Brown came in the second, when Ryan Rua singled on a ground ball to right field. He was erased moments later as Cam Schiller hit into an inning-ending double play.
"The hit was on a slider that was a little more of a cutter and stayed up in the zone," Brown said. "I tried to bury it and [Rua] was able to get barrel on it and bounce it through the right side."
Four relievers finished off the win for Vancouver, yielding one run on two hits over five frames. Balbino Fuenmayor led the offense by going 2-for-5 with a homer and four RBIs, while Dan Klein also went deep.
Although Brown put together a 3.52 ERA over 15 1/3 innings as a reliever for Lansing this season, he said he's happy to be back with the Canadians. As a graduate of the University of British Columbia -- located in Vancouver -- he has friends who come to see him play. And he feels honored that the Blue Jays are taking a look at him as a starter.
"I've got lots of friends around in the Vancouver area coming out to support me," Brown said. "My parents will usually try to make it out as well.
"It's a first-class organization, a great city and great fans. I'm not at all upset to be back here. I'm looking forward to the summer."
So, as a fan, has he thought about what it would be like to wear a Blue Jays uniform at the Major League level?
"I'm taking it one step at a time for now," Brown said. "I was thrilled to get moved up and get a chance to relieve in Lansing. Now I'm thrilled they think enough of me to make me a starter. I'm going to keep competing. Obviously, it's always been a lifelong dream to play in the Majors, but you can't get too far ahead of yourself."
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May 8, 2017 – All Northwestern Oklahoma State University locations will begin summer work hours starting Monday, May 22, through Thursday, July 27. A majority of employees will work four, 10-hour days from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with Fridays off.
April 7, 2017 – Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid will be celebrating with the community its 20th anniversary on Tuesday, April 11. A ribbon-cutting ceremony, dedication and an official reading of the proclamation will take place on location at 4 p.m. that day.
April 5, 2017 – "Take me out to the ball game!" Northwestern Oklahoma State University alumni, friends and community are invited to attend "Baseball, Hot Dogs & Apple Pie" on Wednesday, April 19. The event will take place at David Allen Memorial Ball Park in Enid starting at 7 p.m. and will honor the 20th year anniversary of Northwestern-Enid.
March 9, 2017 – The Enid Friends of Psychology Scholarship has been established by the Enid Psychology Club at Northwestern Oklahoma State University to provide financial assistance to Enid-area undergraduate psychology students.
January 24, 2017 – Two Northwestern Oklahoma State University locations will be receiving certifications from the Certified Healthy Campus.
February 7, 2013 --A free seminar on leadership traits of successful entrepreneurs will originate from Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid on Thursday, Feb. 14, from noon-8 p.m., and on Friday, Feb. 15, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Diverse entrepreneur and leadership experts will be speaking from Northwestern-Enid, located at 2929 E. Randolph, room 218, over the course of the two-day seminar.
August 31, 2012 -- The commitment of the Enid community and civic leaders to Northwestern Oklahoma State University through the Endowed Faculty Chair Program will be celebrated during a public ceremony on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at the school's Enid Campus.
February 10, 2012 -- Retired Army Gen. Tommy Franks will be the headline speaker at a free entrepreneurship seminar at Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Enid campus on Feb. 16-17.
January 12, 2012 -- A one-hour humanities credit is being offered at Northwestern Oklahoma State University as part of the Winter Chautauqua on Saturday, Jan. 21, at the Enid campus. By enrolling in HUM 4480, Margaret Mitchell, individuals can learn about the life of Mitchell as told by Debra Conner.
September 30, 2011 - Two Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid staff members recently participated in the Warrior Dash in Tulsa. Stephanie Widick, registration office assistant, and Dena Horton, business assistant, competed in the extreme marathon wearing red and black Northwestern tutus.
A veteran psychology professor at Northwestern Oklahoma State University has been selected as the new dean of the school's Enid Campus.
Social work students from Northwestern Oklahoma State University and area social work professionals will have the opportunity to hear James Marks, executive director of the Oklahoma State Board of Licensed Social Workers, speak on Monday, April 18, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., at Northwestern-Enid at 2929 E. Randolph Ave., room 210.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University's Concert and Symphonic Bands will combine forces to perform four band pieces on Sunday, March 6, at 3 p.m. in the Northwestern-Enid Commons Area.
Citizens of northwest Oklahoma will have an opportunity to participate in a two-day seminar titled, The Entrepreneurial Spirit . . . The Energy behind Enterprising Societies, on Feb. 17-18, at Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid. This seminar will focus on the importance of entrepreneurs in successful societies.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University-Enid recently played host to the Oklahoma Foreign language Teachers' Association (OFLTA) "Winter Workshop." Dr. Francisco Martinez, associate professor of Spanish and OFLTA Executive Board Member, helped coordinate the event. Martinez (right) is shown checking in for the Winter Workshop.
With the decline in donations due to recent winter weather, the Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI) has declared a blood emergency with less than a one-day supply. Northwestern Oklahoma State University wants to help OBI with the blood shortage and encourages all healthy donors to give blood at Northwestern-Woodward on Wednesday, Feb. 9, and Thursday, Feb.10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Greater Enid NWOSU Alumni Task Force is seeking food and food-related vendors to participate in "A Taste of Northwestern Oklahoma" on Tuesday Nov. 30 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Feminism | Posted by Talia on 09/14/2011
Title IX and Teen Pregnancy
I recently attended a conference call through the National Women's Law Center (NWLC) titled "Know Your Rights: A Conference Call for Pregnant and Parenting Students." It was moderated by Melanie Ross Levin, NWLC's senior outreach manager, and the two presenters were Jeannette Pai-Espinosa (president of the National Crittenton Foundation) and Lara Kaufmann (NWLC's senior counsel).
You can read my full notes here, or listen to the actual call here. In short, the conference call discussed the rights that pregnant and parenting women have with regard to education. Lara Kaufmann explained how Title IX protects students, faculty, and staff at schools with federal funding from sex discrimination and how it applies to pregnant and parenting students. Jeannette Pai-Espinosa introduced her organization, explaining …


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Johnson says there are "two different ideas" of what the church is.
Johnson laughed when asked which politicians he believes would benefit from trying some weed.
A correspondent wrote that Johnson's attack had managed to transform the Kingfish 'from a clown into a real political menace.
After the oath was administered and photographs taken, Johnson did not hesitate.
Johnson was probably in every tavern and coffee-house in Fleet Street.
Alluding to this anecdote, which Johnson had mentioned to me.
Johnson and Reynolds often rallied each other on the subject of drinking.
Bruce looked absently at Johnson but he was talking to himself.
He is the last of that school who knew Goldsmith and Johnson.
"penis," 1863, perhaps related to British slang John Thomas, which has the same meaning (1887).
The penis: beat out time with their titties and their johnsons/ I've only got one Johnson, and he winks/ Enough is enough, turn my jones loose
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A commemoration service for dominion troops of Scottish origin in London. Sir Robert Borden is guest of honour at the service, which is held at St. Columba's church. Various dominion troops enter the church, including a Canadian battalion in kilts and New Zealand wounded in hospital blues. Borden arrives in his carriage. The church is never seen clearly.
The burial of the dead at a Canadian hospital in France after a German air raid, May 1918. Canadian soldiers pick their way through the rubble of the hospital. The coffins of those who died are taken out for burial. The captions draw attention to the large Red Cross laid out in pebbles beside the hospital. The coffins are draped with the Union Flags. A clergyman in vestments gives the address and buglers sound the last post.
Pieces of History
Was The Great War Canada's War Of Independence?
Professor of History at McGill University
During 52 months, the Great War, 1914-18, hastened the death of over 20 million people, demolished all but one of Europe's six empires and created enough yearning for vengeance to bring on a world war barely twenty years later that killed three times as many people. To argue that this terrible event also helped determine the future shape of Canada seems impertinently trivial.
The fact remains that the Great War persuaded most Canadians to support their own autonomy. In 1914, the pan-Canadian nationalism of Henri Bourassa or John Skirving Ewart was easily ignored. As prime minister, Sir Robert Borden's vision of Canada was as a leader of a world-girdling British imperial federation controlled by His Majesty's white subjects. War in 1914 was a splendid excuse to show that Canada's loyalty knew no limits.
Within three years, a million Canadian men had volunteered for the war, at least one in every two men of military age. By the war's end in 1919, Canada had torn itself apart and bankrupted itself to sustain its war effort; 60,000 of its men were dead and many more would suffer mental or physical mutilation for the rest of their lives. In an Imperial War Cabinet, Canada's prime minister had helped decide imperial strategy, including an invasion of revolutionary Russia to restore Czarist authority and to restore the alliance of 1914.
In retrospect and even at the time, other decisions were far more important. At Versailles in June 1919, Canadians signed the ill-fated peace treaty under their own name, indented like the other Dominions, it was true, under the United Kingdom. In September 1916, Canada asserted its own direct authority over its soldiers overseas and created a new Ministry of Overseas Force to exercise control. The reform was needed to clean up the mess Canadians themselves had helped create when they entrusted their war effort to a partially insane Sir Sam Hughes, but the decision asserted Canada's extra-territorial sovereignty long before the Statute of Westminster in 1931.
By 1918, Sir Arthur Currie, Canadian-born commander of the Canadian Corps in France, exercised authority in keeping his four divisions together that no British commander would have dared assert. "...we must look upon them in the light in which they wish to be looked upon," confessed the Earl of Derby to a resentful Field Marshal Haig, "rather than the light in which we would wish to do so."1 Borden had made the point a month earlier when he arrived in London, furious at the waste of 13,000 Canadian soldiers in the hopeless Passchendaele offensive. After he heard the Canadian leader, British prime minister David Lloyd George summoned the generals and forced them to listen. "Let the past bury its dead," thundered the usually taciturn Borden, "but for God's sake let us get down to earnest endeavour." If there were more Passchendaeles, he warned, not a single Canadian would sail for Europe.
There had been no such questions or reservations in 1914. Colonel Sam Hughes had thrown away the official mobilization plans and commanded militia colonels to bring their men to Valcartier, a sandy plain outside Quebec City. Within a month 33,000 volunteers covered the plain with their tents. In September they were formally attested under the British Army Act as "Imperials," soldiers raised in a British colony and subject to British military law. How else could they serve abroad? Seventy per cent of them were British born.
In April 1915, the raw Canadians faced their first trial in badly built trenches in front of the Belgian city of Ypres. It was a disaster. In a few days, the Canadians lost over half their fighting strength in dead, wounded and those taken prisoner. The men fell back to their reserve trenches, leaving their useless Canadian-made rifles behind. One brigadier stayed in his dugout with Sam Hughes's son as companion. Another wandered back, looking for help. A Canadian colonel turned up drunk in Boulogne while his men headed to German salt mines as prisoners.
Was it a national humiliation? No. The Germans had cheated by using poison gas. Official figures showed only three Canadian dead from gas but that was a detail. Hughes's Canadian-born pal, Max Aitken, owner of London's Daily Express, had gained access to France as "Canadian Eyewitness." He returned the favour with a quick book, Canada in Flanders, giving a vivid, if fictional, portrayal of Canadians as rugged, sharp-shooting farmers, cowboys and frontiersmen overcoming impossible odds. Conscious of Canadian sensitivity, the British commander, Sir John French, wisely claimed that the Canadians "had saved the situation." To Canadians at home, St. Julien, Kitchener's Wood, Gravenstafel Ridge and Ypres entered their language as triumphs of courage and sacrifice for a new nation, much as Paardeberg in the Boer War had ended as a Canadian victory. Canada may have been British but Canadian soldiers had become the team to cheer for.
How Canadian was the team? Until June 1917, British generals commanded the Canadian division and, when it expanded in 1915 and 1916 to four divisions, the Canadian Corps. As historian W. B. Kerr remembered, the British accents of "Old Originals" dominated the non-commissioned ranks well into 1917. Carefully chosen British staff officers tried to keep their inexperienced Canadian generals from making fools of themselves. Lieutenant-General Sir Julian Byng -- "Bungo" to his British chums — re-shaped the Canadian Corps and transformed its tactics from the disastrous Somme offensives.3 Finally, after days of bombardment had shattered the German artillery and drove defenders insane, on Easter Sunday 1917, the four Canadian divisions rose from trenches and tunnels and walked forward under driving snow to capture Vimy Ridge. At a cost of 10,000 dead and wounded that seemed almost bearable by 1917, the Canadians delivered the first unequivocal Allied victory on the Western Front.
Nations are made by doing great things together, said the French historian Ernest Renan. Taking Vimy Ridge was a great thing a hundred thousand Canadians had done together. Colonel Thomas Tremblay's 22e bataillon canadien-francais had been there with 47 others. Of course the "Vandoos" did not include French Canadians who read Nations are made by doing great things together, said the French historian Ernest Renan. Taking Vimy Ridge was a great thing a hundred thousand Canadians had done together. Colonel Thomas Tremblay's 22e bataillon canadien-francais had been there with 47 others. Of course the "Vandoos" did not include French Canadians who read Le Devoir, cheered Henri Bourassa and denounced the war.4 Nor did it include the "enemy aliens" Canada interned in the thousands, nor many of the German-Canadian citizens of Berlin, Ontario, coerced to re-name their city for Lord Kitchener, Britain's War Secretary.5
Sir Robert Borden's response to Vimy was to recognize that the losses had to be replaced. Since volunteers had stopped coming, the initial pledge of a war fought solely by the willing could not be sustained. A complex, almost unworkable system of conscription would follow. If Canada was a country of two nations, one might slowly draw triumph from Vimy; the other would draw broken promises, betrayal and defeat.
Not even Vimy Ridge convinced Canadians to see themselves as a single nation. Nor could their prime minister, a colourless politician with little empathy for French Canada or the West. Sir Robert Borden was a deeply conscientious man, profoundly moved by the suffering he encountered when he devoted every spare minute overseas to visiting military hospitals. His imperial convictions cracked under the indolent defeatism he encountered in Whitehall in 1915, when he found most British ministers absent for the grouse-hunting season. Only the one minister he had been prepared to despise as a pacifist and radical, David Lloyd George, was utterly intent on his job as Minister of Munitions. When Lloyd George became prime minister, after a coup partly engineered by Max Aitken, he summoned the Dominion premiers to London. "We need their men," he explained, "We must consult them."
That winter, Borden had learned some grim facts. Americans had entered the war but had yet to create an army. Russia was collapsing; so might the French, with their army dissolving in mutinies. At sea, German U-boats had brought Britain close to starvation. Could Canada cut its Corps? Borden could not share his gloomy reasons, but he could only give one answer.
The struggle over conscription ended with victory for Borden's Unionists in December 1917. Confederation was a partnership more than a democracy; no partnership survives long if the larger partner coerces the smaller. In 1917, a minor political figure named William Lyon Mackenzie King learned that lesson. Defeated in 1911 as a Laurier minister and MP, King burned to resume his career. After cultivating his rebel grandfather's riding of York North, King even volunteered to run for Borden's Unionists in 1917. Borden turned him down. Instead, King ran as an anti-conscription Laurier Liberal and was badly beaten. In 1919, when Laurier was dead and the Liberals needed a new leader, Lady Laurier's testimonial to King's loyalty turned the convention and launched the most successful career in Canadian politics.
Perhaps the Great War cured Sir Robert Borden of his dream of an imperial federation. Who can say what it did to his party? Once he was Liberal leader, William Lyon Mackenzie King needed no further demonstration. As Montreal's That winter, Borden had learned some grim facts. Americans had entered the war but had yet to create an army. Russia was collapsing; so might the French, with their army dissolving in mutinies. At sea, German U-boats had brought Britain close to starvation. Could Canada cut its Corps? Borden could not share his gloomy reasons, but he could only give one answer.
The struggle over conscription ended with victory for Borden's Unionists in December 1917. Confederation was a partnership more than a democracy; no partnership survives long if the larger partner coerces the smaller. In 1917, a minor political figure named William Lyon Mackenzie King learned that lesson. Defeated in 1911 as a Laurier minister and MP, King burned to resume his career. After cultivating his rebel grandfather's riding of York North, King even volunteered to run for Borden's Unionists in 1917. Borden turned him down. Instead, King ran as an anti-conscription Laurier Liberal and was badly beaten. In 1919, when Laurier was dead and the Liberals needed a new leader, Lady Laurier's testimonial to King's loyalty turned the convention and launched the most successful career in Canadian politics.
Perhaps the Great War cured Sir Robert Borden of his dream of an imperial federation. Who can say what it did to his party? Once he was Liberal leader, William Lyon Mackenzie King needed no further demonstration.As Montreal La Presse had once explained to its readers, French Canadians had only a single loyalty, to Canada. British Canadians seemed to need two loyalties. Charles Stacey discovered that Mackenzie King was more a closet anglophile than he could ever admit, but such emotions stayed in the closet. Never again, if King could help it, would Canada be drawn into a European war, to be torn apart by its own divided people. Under Borden, Canada changed from a colony to a junior but sovereign British ally.
The Great War gave King and the Liberals arguments and support enough to take Canada to full and unquestioned independence. Old loyalties proved too strong to keep Canada out of war in 1939, but, as King had pledged, "Parliament would decide." Until Adolf Hitler's triumphant summer of 1940, Canada did as little as it possibly could. As Mackenzie King insisted to shocked British delegates negotiating the Air Training Plan, "it is not our war."6
1Derby to Haig, 2 November 1917, in Robert Blake (ed.) The Private Papers of Sir Douglas Haig (London, 1952), p. 266. See Borden Papers, Sir Edward Kemp to Borden, 24 February 1918; Preston, Canada and "Imperial Defense", pp. 487-9.
2Cited in Brown, Borden, vol. II, pp. 137-8; Stacey, Age of Conflict, vol. I, pp. 219-221.
3 On Byng, Jeffrey Williams, Byng of Vimy: General and Governor-General (London, 1983), pp. 127-9 and passim. On changes in tactics, see William Rawling, On tactics see Morton, When Your Number's Up, pp. xxx. and Bill Rawling, Surviving Trench Warfare: Technology and the Canadian Corps (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1992). On trench raids, Dennis Winter, Death's Men: Soldiers of the Great War (London, 1979), p. 92; John Ellis, Eye-Deep in Hell: The Western Front, 1914-1918 (London, 1976), p. 76; Maurice Pope, Soldiers and Politicians (Toronto, 1964), p.34.
4 On French Canada and the war, see Elizabeth Armstrong, The Crisis of Quebec, 1914-1918 (New York, 1967; Toronto, 1974); Réal Bélanger, "Albert Sévigny et la participation des Canadiens français ŕ la grande guerre (1919 1918) in W.A.B.Douglas and Desmond Morton, Canada as a Military Power (Ottawa, 1982); Jean-Pierre Gagnon, Le 22e bataillon (canadien-français), 1914-1919, Une étude socio-militaire (Québec, 1986); Desmond Morton, "French Canada and War: The Military Background to the Conscription Crisis of 1917" in J.L. Granatstein and R.D. Cuff, War and Society in North America (Toronto, 1971); Mason Wade, The French Canadians, 1760-1960 (Toronto, 1968), vol. II, pp. xxx.
5 On internment: Desmond Morton, "Sir William Otter and Internment Operations during the First World War", Canadian Historical Review, LV, 1, 1974; David Smith, "Emergency Government in Canada", ibid., L, 4, 1969; Lubomyr Luciuk, A time for Atonement (Ottawa, 1988); Wilson, Ontario and the Great War, pp. xxx.
6 See Pickersgill, J.W., The Mackenzie King Record, vol. I 1939-1944 (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1960, pp 43-44).
Battlefield Medicine
Bill Rawling
Historian, Department of National Defence
On the battlefield, stretcher bearers, who were selected from the infantry or detached from a Field Ambulance unit, determined if the soldier needed to be treated, required immediate evacuation, or a combination of the two. The same process was repeated at the Regimental Aid Post (which was part of an infantry battalion at the front), at the Advanced Dressing Station (a section of a Field Ambulance), the Main Dressing Station (another section of the Field Ambulance), the Casualty Clearing Station, and the various forms of hospital near the front or well behind it, in England or even Canada.
The need for triage was not limited to times when the Canadian Corps was fighting battles—far from it—for disease had caused more casualties than combat since time immemorial. Even after such developments as vaccination in the 18th century and the studies of germs in the 19th, the sick were still plentiful among Canadian soldiers. Many conditions still forced tens of thousands to seek treatment. Among them were influenza, with some 65,000 ill in 1918-19; gonorrhea with over 45,000 ill in the course of the war; tonsillitis and sore throat with about 20,000 ill; syphilis with approximately 18,000; trench fever (caused by a bacterium transmitted by fleas), though non fatal, struck 18,000; myalgia (muscle pain) made some 15,000 sick, as did intestinal disease.
The Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), however, was free of the kinds of epidemic diseases that had caused such ravages in the Crimea, the Spanish-American War and South Africa.
Near the end of the conflict the medical corps did find itself in the midst of one of the great pandemics of human history, the influenza scourge of 1918–19. Killing millions, it can be compared to the plague of Justinian in the 6th century or the Black Death in the 14th. Though 30–50,000 Canadians would succumb to the disease, the great majority were on the home front and not members of the expeditionary force. According to official history, 3825 of those who went overseas died of disease, 776 of influenza.
The CEF still had a problem on its hands, as the illness "flooded the rest station and camps with sick" in the summer of 1918, and "The ailment was peculiar in that, while exhibiting the symptoms of influenza, it ran its course in a week or eight days. It spread rapidly and necessitated the promulgation of extensive and stringent precautionary orders to prevent its spread. All public places such as Unit Entertainments, YMCA Cinema Shows, Estaminets [small French cafés serving alcohol] &c were closed for a time. In the latter places it was permitted to serve drinks at tables outside the buildings."1
Treating Wounds
Such illness was in addition to the medical challenges posed by the weapons of war and by the very ground being fought over. The conflict on the Western Front took place mainly on farmland that had been well-fertilized with manure, and its accompanying bacteria, for decades or centuries. The result, according to Canada's official medical historian of the conflict, was that nearly all wounds were infected. Sulpha drugs would not become available until the 1930s, and antibiotics would have to await another world war before coming into use, so infection was a serious challenge that could only be met by irrigating wounds with available chemicals and convalescence that could last months.
Another danger of wounds on the battlefield was shock due to blood loss, which could be fatal. The simple solution, first attempted in 1916, was to replace the patient's blood with blood drawn from a donor; chemical preservatives and refrigeration allowed for the life-giving fluid to be stored for a period of time, and such blood was being transfused by the end of 1917. One practitioner was Norman Guiou, who recalled in April 1918:
We had our first opportunity to do several transfusions. The dressing station was set up in a Nissen hut, the stretchers were supported on trestles. There were a number of seriously wounded... One lad was brought in on a blood-soaked stretcher, with a shattered humerus - his upper arm swathed in copious blood-soaked dressings. A flicker of pulse was present. He was pale, "starey-eyed", and tossed about and pulled his wound tag off... We bled a donor about 750cc while the chaplain talked to him. If there is a dramatic procedure in medicine it is the blood transfusion. Color came into that lad's cheeks. He raised himself on his good elbow, drank tea, and ate some YMCA fancy biscuits, then was on to the casualty clearing station.2
Psychological Injuries
One final challenge is worthy of mention here, that of psychological injury. According to medical historian Tom Brown, the condition was "the storm centre of military medicine" at that time. Symptoms could include uncontrollable weeping, trembling, paralysis, deafness and other manifestations without known physical causes. At first it was called shell shock, as it was thought that it resulted from the shock wave of an exploding shell damaging the brain, but by the middle part of the war the condition was thought to be purely psychological in nature. The patient could be diagnosed as suffering from hysteria or neurasthenia and could receive shock
treatment, talk therapy or simple rest in a hospital out of earshot of artillery. Most of the Canadian soldiers who suffered from such injuries were sent to No 3 Canadian Stationary Hospital in France, which specialized in such care.
Hospitals serve as examples of just how complex the treatment of sick and wounded soldiers had become by the First World War. Institutions specialized in ear and eye conditions, rheumatism, psychological injury, tuberculosis, orthopaedics, and venereal disease, in addition to general, stationary and convalescent hospitals. In an industrialized war, hospitals could become battlefield targets. Many nursing sisters and patients were killed when a hospital was bombed in 1918. They were among the 504 medical practitioners killed on the battlefield serving with Canadian units; another 127 succumbed to disease.
1Library and Archives Canada, RG 9, III, v.4715, 107-20, Passchendaele to Gouy-en-Artois, June 1918
2Norman Guiou, Transfusion: A Canadian Surgeon's Story in War and Peace (Yarmouth, 1985), 34-35.
Selected Bibliography
McPhail, Andrew. Official History of the Canadian Forces in the Great War 1914-19: The Medical Services. Ottawa: Department of National Defense, 1925.
Nicholson, G.W.L. Canada's Nursing Sisters. Toronto: S. Stevens, 1975.
---. Seventy Years of Service: A History of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps. Ottawa: Borealis Press, 1977.
Rawling, Bill. Death their Enemy : Canadian Medical Practitioners and War. Ottawa: B. Rawling, 2001.
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In Flanders Fields
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved, and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch, be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields
"In Flanders Fields" was first published in England's Punch magazine in December, 1915. Within months, this poem came to symbolize the sacrifices of all who were fighting in the First World War. Today, the poem continues to be a part of Remembrance Day ceremonies in Canada and other countries.
Reproduced with permission from Veterans Affairs Canada.
Sir Robert Borden
Borden was a self-made man. After a brief formal education, he spent 5 years teaching at private academies in Nova Scotia and New Jersey. Returning to NS in 1874 to article in law, he was admitted to the bar in 1878 and by 1890 headed a prestigious Halifax law firm. He was elected to Parliament in 1896 and in 1901 was selected by the Conservative caucus to succeed Sir Charles Tupper as leader of the Liberal-Conservative Party. Over the next decade he worked to rebuild the Conservative Party and establish a reform policy (the Halifax Platform of 1907).
In 1911 he led the opposition to the Reciprocity Agreement negotiated by Sir Wilfrid Laurier's government with the US and forced a general election. By skilful political management Borden brought together a coalition of anti-Laurier groups (Liberal businessmen opposed to Reciprocity, French Canadian Nationalistes opposed to the Naval Service Act, Conservative provincial administrations and his own parliamentary party) which defeated the Liberal Party.
Borden's leadership during WWI was remarkable. At home, his wartime government was responsible for the Emergency War Measures Act (1914), the first measures of direct taxation by the Ottawa government (the Wartime Business Profits Tax, 1916, and the "temporary" Income Tax, 1917), the nationalization of the Canadian Northern Railway as the first step in the creation of the CNR and, after the collapse of the voluntary recruiting system, the Military Service Act, 1917. Conscription was accompanied by the creation of a union government of pro-conscriptionist Conservatives and Liberals which won the bitterly contested general election of 1917.
Overseas, the Canadian Expeditionary Force grew from one division to a full Canadian Corps commanded after 1917 by a Canadian, Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur William Currie. Borden believed that the distinguished record of the CEF at Ypres, Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele and in the final 100 days was the ultimate proof of the maturity of Canadian nationhood.
Principal author of Resolution IX of the Imperial War Conference of 1917, he argued that Canada and the other dominions deserved recognition "as autonomous nations of an Imperial Commonwealth." As leader of the Canadian delegation at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, he was primarily responsible for international recognition of the autonomous status of the Dominions.
Borden retired as PM in 1920. In his last years he was recognized as an international statesman and firm advocate of the League of Nations. He pursued a successful career in business and served as chancellor of Queen's 1924-30.
Borden, Robert Laird, Sir. Canada in the Commonwealth: From Conflict to Co-operation. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1929.
---. Canadian Constitutional Studies: The Marfleet Lectures, University of Toronto, October, 1921. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1922.
---. Letters to Limbo. 2 v. Henry Borden, ed. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1971.
---. Robert Laird Borden: His Memoirs. 2 v. Henry Borden, ed. Toronto: Macmillan, 1938.
Brown, Robert Craig. Robert Laird Borden: A Biography. 2 v. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1975-1980.
Author ROBERT CRAIG BROWN
Reproduced with permission from The Canadian Encyclopaedia, Historica Foundation of Canada
The 2nd (Eastern Ontario) Battalion
During the Battle at Hill 70 in August 1917, the 2nd Battalion knocked out and captured three machine guns and the western edge of Fresnoy and then stormed the village. The battalion had similar success at Bois Hugo by pushing back the Germans and holding the position intact. They engaged in more fighting at the Battle of Amiens, August 8-11, 1918. During the Battle of the Scarpe on August 30, 1918, the 2nd Battalion, together with the 1st Battalion, caught the enemy completely by surprise by hiding behind an ingenious barrage, resulting in further movement northward.
Adapted from Nicholson, C.D., Colonel G.W.L. Canadian Expeditionary Force 1914-1918.
The 16th (Canadian Scottish) (Princess Mary's) Battalion
Under the commands of Lt-Cols R. G. E. Leckie and C. W. Peck, the 16th Battalion fought in many battles, including Ypres, Vimy Ridge, the Somme, Passchendaele and Amiens. At Regina Trench on October 8, 1916, men of the 16th were restricted at the wire by a storm of enemy machine-gun and rifle fire, not one being able to get through. With complete disregard for the gunfire, the 18-year-old piper James Richardson marched up and down playing his bagpipes, inspiring about a hundred of the Scottish to rush the wire. The soldiers managed to fight their way into the Regina Trench. At Vimy Ridge, Private W. J. Milne engaged in heroic action for which he was awarded a Victoria Cross posthumously. While his company was being held up by enemy machine gun, Milne crawled on hands and knees to bombing distance, wiped out the crew and captured the gun. Later that day, he was killed.
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In case anyone hadn't noticed yet unicorn scan is missing. i'm sure it was just a small over site. The tool may be downloaded here
I use the newest version 4.7 I assumed that was what was suppose to be in there. It was a simple install
extract the archive
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I felt like bending the bars back, and ripping out the window frames and eating them. yes, eating them! Leaping, leaping, leaping! Colonics for everyone! All right! You dumb*sses. I'm a mental patient. I'm *supposed* to act out!
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THE /etc/unicornscan folder, should be in
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cp -a /etc/unicornscan /usr/local/etc/
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Allright shamen added your way to the wiki
I also noticed that the unicornscan pgsql setup is no longer in the menus, nor can I find it in the filesystem. Any ideas?
Had to create a directory /usr/local/var/unicornscan/Code:Send [Error socktrans.c:123] bind() path `/usr/local/var/unicornscan/send' fails: No such file or directory Send exiting cant create listener socket: system error No such file or directory Recv [Error socktrans.c:123] bind() path `/usr/local/var/unicornscan/listen' fails: No such file or directory Recv exiting cant create listener socket: system error No such file or directory
Note: do not make the send and listen directories/files yourself otherwise you will get a different sort of error.
Now it seems to scan but I'm not seeing any output the only way I have verified that it is scanning is by checking my logs. I'll have to mess around with this more. Just wondering if anyone else has had this error.
Before shamen posted that fix I just reinstalled mine in the correct directory from source and has worked great ever since.


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DOWNEY - A 29-year-old man who was shot in the head during a home invasion robbery in Downey earlier this week died today at a hospital, police reported. | » POLICE NEWS
Israel Macias had been hospitalized on life support since the shooting, which occurred at 11:54 p.m. Monday at his residence in the 9300 block of Elm Vista Drive.
Macias died this morning, said Downey police Sgt. Brian Baker.
Baker said three male suspects "forced entry into the victim's residence seeking valuables."
Macias was home with family members at the time, Baker said.
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Hello all, I am a new member my name is Samantha I have two boys age 1and 3 years old. I am still learning the site so I welcome any suggestions.
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Siarres Noble, 29, has been charged with three counts of trafficking in drugs.
Elyria Police Capt. Chris Costantino tells WTAM that when Noble, of Elyria, was arrested, he had on him 75 grams of what is believed to be a very potent form of heroin called China White. Those drugs are being sent to a crime lab for confirmation.
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Intestinal obstruction repairRepair of volvulus; Paralytic ileus - repair; Intestinal volvulus - repair; Bowel obstruction - repair; Ileus - repair
Intestinal obstruction repair is surgery to relieve a bowel obstruction. A bowel obstruction is when the contents of the intestines cannot pass through and exit the body. A complete obstruction is a surgical emergency.
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Intestinal obstruction repair is done while you are under general anesthesia. This means you are asleep and unable to feel pain.
The surgeon makes a cut in your belly so he or she can see your intestines. Sometimes, the surgery can be done using a laparascope, which means smaller cuts are used.
The surgeon locates the area of your intestine (bowel)that is blocked and unblocks it.
Any damaged parts of your bowel will be repaired or removed. If a section is removed, the healthy ends will be reconnected with stitches or staples. Sometimes when part of the intestine is removed, the ends cannot be reconnected. If this happens, the surgeon will bring one end out through an opening in the abdominal wall. This may be done using a colostomy , ileostomy, or mucous fistula.
The surgeon will also check the blood flow to the rest of the bowel.
Why the Procedure Is Performed
This procedure is done to relieve a blockage in your intestine. A blockage that lasts for a long time can interfere with blood flow to the area, which can cause the bowel to die.
Surgery is often needed to treat a bowel obstruction. The type of surgery that is done depends on the cause of the obstruction.
Risks for any surgery include:
- Blood clots in the legs that may travel to the lungs
- Breathing problems
- Heart attack or stroke
- Infection, including in the lungs, urinary tract, and belly
Other risks of abdominal surgery include:
- Bleeding inside your belly
- Bowel leakage
- Bowel obstruction after surgery
- Damage to nearby organs in the body
- Formation of scar tissue (adhesions)
- More scar tissue forming in your belly and causing a blockage of your intestines in the future
- Opening of the edges of your intestines that are sewn together (anastomotic leak), which may cause life-threatening problems
- Problems with colostomy or ileostomy
- Temporary paralysis (freezing up) of the bowel (paralytic ileus)
- Wound (incision) infection
- Wound opening up (dehiscence)
After the Procedure
How long it takes to recover depends on your overall health and the type of operation.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outcome is usually good if the obstruction is treated before tissue damage or death occurs in the bowel.
People who have had many abdominal surgeries may form scar tissue. These patients are more likely to have bowel obstructions in the future.
Turnage RH, Heldmann M, Cole P. Intestinal obstruction and illeus. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Sleisenger MH, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2006:chap 116.
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With the passage of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008, suppliers and operators alike must understand that product safety is now a responsibility mandated by state and federal legislation. The fines and penalties for failure to adhere to these regulations are very real and can be issued to both suppliers and operators. If you are not familiar with the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008, get familiar! And if you aren't sure that the toys you are buying comply, find out from your supplier today, or get them out of your machines.
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Much of the legislation pertains to lead content. The legal limit is set at 600 parts per million, but drops to 300 ppm in a year's time. In three years, if technologically feasible, the limit drops to 100 ppm.
Regarding phthalates, the ban begins January 1, 2009, in California and on February 1, 2009, for the rest of the country. Phthalates derive from phthalic acid, which when added to plastic allows molecules to slide against one another, making it pliable. It is a chemical known to cause certain types of cancer.
Relating to phthalates, the law says:
Beginning 180 days after the date of enactment, it will be unlawful for anyone to provide: Any children's toy or child-care article that contains concentrations of more than 0.1% of di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), dibutyl phthalate (DBP) or benzyl butyl phthalate (BBP); any children's toy that can be placed in a child's mouth or child-care article that contains concentrations of more than 0.1% of diisononyl phthalate (DINP), diisodecyl phthalate (DIDP) or di-n-octyl phthalate (DnOP).
However, the CPSC shall, in consultation with a Chronic Hazard Advisory Panel, determine whether to continue in effect this prohibition or to prohibit additional phthalates or phthalate alternatives by promulgating a rule.
State attorneys general are empowered to enforce the new laws. While civil penalties to a manufacturer are capped at $15 million, there are provisions for criminal penalties that may include fines, imprisonment and/or asset forfeiture. This is one of the areas of the law that is changing, so it is unclear how much the seller (in this case, a bulk vending operator) will be responsible. However, it is clear that federal, state and local municipalities are cracking down on toy safety and will have no tolerance for offenders.
The bill increases the Consumer Product Safety Commission's budget to $80 million for fiscal 2009; its funding will grow yearly, and be $136.4 million in 2014. Thus, the commission has the financial strength to back up its commitment to enforcement. The legislation also addresses mandatory testing (which suppliers should already be conducting), tracking labels, federal preemption (states can adopt stricter standards) and the sharing of information among states.
Words like "dibutyl phthalates" and "diisononyl phthalates" may seem like mumbo jumbo, but our industry cannot afford to ignore them. Because our predominant demographic is children, it's "time to get the lead out" (pun intended) and understand that what is put in vending machines will also be put into the hands and mouths of children. That makes us all responsible.
The National Bulk Vendors Association is keeping close tabs on the legislation and will watch the specifics of enforcement to see how deep it extends to operators. Members will be kept up-to-date and educated on products, and be able to confirm that they meet the safety standards set forth by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
No one likes complicated laws, especially when they affect livelihood. In the past, the onus of safety was put on the suppliers, and the manner of testing was left up to them – and they used different standards. But today the standards are defined, and the ramifications of selling unsafe toys extend to anyone involved in their distribution and sale.
Toy safety is a top priority for both political parties. Now that it has become law, the CPSC and other federal and state agencies are going to be looking for violators to make examples of. Bulk operators must be familiar with this legislation.
PHILIP BRILLIANT has been in the bulk vending industry since 1995 and currently serves as vice-president of A&A Global Industries. He has managed facilities for the bulk vending supplier in New York City and Los Angeles, where he worked directly with operators. He is now based at A&A's corporate headquarters outside of Baltimore. Brilliant also chairs National Bulk Vendors Association's Legislative Committee.


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Anti-reflux surgery
Anti-reflux surgery
You've just finished eating a double chili dog, when it hits. That burning, belching feeling, like your dinner has taken a detour back up your throat. You've got heartburn, also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD, for short. When heartburn becomes a frequent, unwelcome visitor and you're tired of taking medicine to treat it, your doctor may recommend surgery.
Normally when you eat, food passes down this tube, called the esophagus. It crosses your diaphragm and enters your stomach through a hole.
Sometimes the muscles where your esophagus and stomach meet don't close tightly enough, and this weakness allows acids from your stomach to back up into your esophagus, causing heartburn. The hole in your diaphragm may also be too big, letting part of your stomach slip into an opening in your chest. That's called a hiatal hernia, and it can make your heartburn symptoms even worse.
If you don't want to take heartburn medicine anymore, or if you're dealing with complications like ulcers or bleeding in your esophagus, your doctor may recommend surgery to fix your hiatal hernia. Usually the surgery you'll have is called fundoplication.
Fundoplication is done while you're under general anesthesia, which means that you'll be asleep and you won't feel any pain. Before your surgery, your doctor will ask you to stop taking drugs like aspirin or warfarin, which makes it harder for your blood to clot. Also, you shouldn't eat or drink anything after midnight the night before your surgery.
If you have open surgery, the surgeon will make one large cut in your belly area. With laparoscopic surgery, there are more cuts, but they're much smaller. The surgeon will use a thin tube with a camera attached to see through these tiny holes and perform the surgery. A newer form of the procedure passes a special camera down your mouth into your esophagus.
Whatever way the surgery is done, the goal is to close your hiatal hernia with stitches and tighten the opening in your diaphragm to keep your stomach from poking through. The surgeon will also wrap the upper part of your stomach around the end of your esophagus so that acids from your stomach can't back up into your esophagus.
Just like any procedure, hiatal hernia surgery can have risks. You might have bleeding, an infection, breathing problems, bloating, or pain when you swallow. Call your doctor for any symptoms that bother you or don't go away.
Expect to stay in the hospital for about 4 to 6 days, and then spend a month to 6 weeks recovering at home with the open surgical procedure. Laparoscopic surgery will shorten your hospital stay to 1 to 3 days, and you'll be back on your feet and at work in just 2 to 3 weeks.
Anti-reflux surgery is safe, and it works. After your surgery, you should have fewer problems with heartburn. But if that burning feeling creeps back up again, you might need to have a repeat surgery. To avoid another procedure, take your heartburn medicine if you need it. Oh, and take it easy on those chili dogs!


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With his hit record firmly in the past, RA talks to the Edinburgh-based producer about living in Scotland, playing at Berghain and making UK Funky.
Sweden's southernmost house and techno label gets a look in from RA's Christine Kakaire.
RA goes out in search of all that shines in the world of festivals this month.
In advance of his appearance at Italy's Club to Club, we catch up with Sascha Ring to talk about the struggle that went into his new album, and using depression as motivation.
RA tags along as a sound system is built in South Africa.


text: Ya .. I also get messed up entries in airodump-ng. I think that's due to interference, low SNR, low signal, poor wifi card sensitivity .. etc. Actually I know that from one of AP in my area of which I do know it's location. When I get closer to it everything it's ok, when I go to the other side of the house only the BSSID is correct .. the channel is 108 !! , the SSID is "length: >0" and power is -1 dBm.


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Trying to re-create those favorites today may leave you scratching your head, especially if Grandma never recorded those recipes (a good chef never reveals her secrets, after all). But thanks to Bartleby.com, you might be able to find clues online to those bygone meals.
The free site, dedicated to digitizing classic books, recently added The Boston Cooking School Cook Book to its online library. You'll find the 1918 edition in its entirety at <www.bartelby.com/87>. It contains classic recipes for just about every category of food, from puddings and potatoes to sauces and sweetbreads.