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By far the best game the Devils have played this season. My only complaints would be Josefson and Clarkie on the shootout, both were extremely predictable and Rask didn't bite at all against them. And maybe Tallinder could have closed the gap on Krejci, but that just happens from time to time. PP was starting to look decent tonight too, considering how well Boston's PK has been.
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What are everyone's opinions on Anderson? What are his strengths and weakness's?
Just finished watching the game; I thought Anderson played well tonight. He had a very nice deflection that went just wide and a few more slight chances. I didn't really notice him out there on the whole though, which is fine. If we didn't have the Carter/Gionta/Bernier line (who are ideally the 4th) I wouldn't be opposed to him being a regular on the 4th based on this game/being on the 4th until we get some better depth. I think he needs to be more physical for his role though.
That could just be from the fact that it's his first game as a call-up, but I think he's earned another game on the 4th line.
TL;DR - Alright offensively, decent defensively, needs to be more physical.
Edit - Forgot to mention, but Moose playing the puck tonight was terrifying. I hope he doesn't play out that much regularly this season or my heart may give out before season's end.
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Cherie Rodriguez, 29
Osvaldo Hernandez, 35
Second Suspect From Stabbing and High Speed Chase ArrestedAt approximately 8:45 a.m. this morning, November 21, Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Detectives assisted by the Sheriff's Special Enforcement Team surrounded two homes in the Santa Maria area where they had information that a fugitive may be hiding out. Sheriff's Detectives with the North County Criminal Investigations Bureau have been investigating the whereabouts of 35 year old Osvaldo Hernandez, a documented gang member, wanted in connection with a stabbing outside the Chumash Casino on November 6 and for evading Sheriff's Deputies who attempted to pull him over when a Sheriff's Deputy discovered him driving in the Santa Maria area. After a high speed chase that ended in a crash and the arrest of the passenger, who was the other suspect wanted in connection with the stabbing, Hernandez ran from Sheriff's Deputies and despite a massive search to find him, he was not located.
Through the course of the investigation, Sheriff's Detectives and Special Enforcement Team members today simultaneously responded to two possible locations where Hernandez might be located. One residence was located in the 1800 block of Flora Way and the other was located in the 200 block of Inger Drive. Hernandez was located at the residence on Inger Drive. When he saw that Sheriff's Deputies were at the door, he ran out the back and was apprehended in the back courtyard area and was taken into custody, at gunpoint, by Special Enforcement Team members.
Osvaldo was subsequently transported to the Santa Barbara County Jail. He was booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, a gang enhancement, kidnapping and attempted homicide. He was on parole for resisting arrest and assault with a deadly weapon. Hernandez is being held on one million dollars bail.
One Suspect Arrested, One Still at Large After High Speed Pursuit
Santa Maria - November 7th, 2013
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office is searching for a parolee wanted in
connection with a stabbing that occurred just after midnight, on November 6,
outside of the Chumash Casino. The victim, a Nipomo resident, was stabbed
several times while inside a vehicle on the Indian Reservation. He also had his
cell phone and wallet stolen. The victim, who was left on the roadway by the
suspects, went to the lobby of the Chumash Casino for help and was transported
by paramedics to a local hospital with serious injuries. Sheriff's Deputies
searched for the suspect vehicle and the two subjects wanted in connection with
the stabbing but were not able to locate them.
Through the course of the
investigation, Sheriff's Detectives located the suspects in the Santa Maria
area. At around, 5:45 p.m. last night, November 6, the suspects were discovered
driving westbound on East Donovan Road. The vehicle, which was also reported
stolen, turned onto Highway 101 and headed northbound. Sheriff's Deputies
attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle, but the driver refused to
pull over and a pursuit ensued. The pursuit reached speeds of more than 100
miles an hour, went on and off Highway 101 both northbound and southbound and
crossed into San Luis Obispo County. At that point, San Luis Obispo County
Sheriff's Deputies came in to assist.
The pursuit was called off due to
public safety concerns when the suspect exited 4th Avenue in Grover Beach. The driver hit a parked vehicle at 4th Avenue and Park View and then the suspects abandoned the vehicle in the area of
6th Avenue and Park View. The suspects fled and a foot chase ensued. The female
suspect, 29 year old Cherie Rodriguez of Arroyo Grande, was apprehended and
arrested. Law enforcement personnel searched the area for the male suspect, 35
year old Osvaldo Hernandez of Santa Maria for several hours but were not able to
locate him.
Hernandez is a documented gang
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weapon, violation of a criminal street gang act and being a felon in possession
of a firearm. If you see Hernandez, do not approach him but call 9-1-1. If you
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associated with, please contact the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Detectives
Bureau in Santa Maria at 805-934-6170 or to leave an anonymous tip call
is charged with robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. She is in custody at
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- Cheri Oteri, Ralph Macchio, Jim Carrey, Lisa Kudrow and Isabella Rossellini are all up for best individual performance.
- Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis got a nod for the Steve Carell episode.
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text: Saturdays are fine as far as I know. I just used Friday as something to get things rolling. I've confirmed bands for March 29 or 30th so that can be set unless we want to take longer, in which case I'll ask people all over again. Please keep all posts to the list; thanks. -James On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 11:50 AM, Stan Osborne <stan at ana.com> wrote: > James, > > Thanks for CCing regarding planning. > > The last Friday of each month is VolxKuche, so Friday March 29th > I would not be available to help. http://voku.spaz.org/ And > the free dinner with entertainment might draw some of the same > NB people. Holding it on a Saturday afternoon to evening might > be better. > > Since you are trying to raise money, IMHO the art show with auction > is a better way to attract non NB people who are interested in Art > and in buying art. Or are you just trying to attract people only > from within the NB community who have the ability to contribute > towards NB? Then having bands may work better. > > I agree smaller bands with less equipment are better. > > Has someone been compiling a list of local Geek/Hacker VIPs with > money or who have friends with money that we should be inviting > to these events? Each of us knows a few people who when properly > motivated will make donations, buy art, or say nice things about > us when appropriate. Sending them invatations is a way to remind > them we exist, and that we need support from the local community. > > Until you do several of each type of event, you won't have > hard data regarding what works best in terms of raising money, > and what NB people like better. > > Stan > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-discuss/attachments/20130301/86014291/attachment.html>


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From: "The Lennons" <>
Subject: In need of good Medieval links
Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2000 23:39:51 -0500
I am adding a Medieval Links page to my site, so anyone who has/knows of a
good site that I can include, please email me with the name and url. Thanks
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----- Original Message -----
From: D. Spencer Hines <>
To: <>
Sent: Friday, December 31, 1999 10:46 PM
Subject: "Plantagenet" --- An Explanation
> "Plantagenet." This matter comes up regularly in both
> soc.genealogy.medieval and soc.history.medieval, as well as in
> alt.talk.royalty. The periodicity seems to be about every four
> months, in all three newsgroups.
> We usually hit it a glancing blow, questions are asked --- some
> tentative, partial, answers are given. Some stock quotations from the
> _Complete Peerage_ are trotted out. Misimpressions are created and
> locked in and we move on. Typical newsgroup behavior. Similar to a
> singles bar, with hard rock drowning out any serious conversations ---
> as the body exchange rolls on.
> Gentle Readers and Serious Scholars deserve a more complete
> explanation. So, in the spirit of Henry V [1387-1422] at Harfleur,
> "Once more unto the breech, dear friends, once more; Or close up the
> wall with our English dead!" [Henry V, III, i, 1-2.] I humbly provide
> the following explanation of the History of 'Plantagenet' as a
> sobriquet transformed into a surrogate surname. [N.B. Henry V is the
> 7th great-grandson of Geoffrey, Comte d'Anjou et Maine.]
> Geoffrey V "The Fair" [1113-1151] Count of Anjou and Maine was Duke of
> Normandy 1144-1150. Plantagenet, used as a surname, is commonly
> applied to members of the Royal House of England between 1154 and
> 1485. Members of that house were descended from the union between
> Geoffrey, Count of Anjou and Maine, and the Empress Matilda,
> [1102-1167] daughter of the English King, Henry I "Beauclerc"
> [1068-1135] --- he who supposedly died from a "surfeit of lampreys."
> Although the practice is well-established, it has little historical
> justification. The name Plantagenet seems to have originated as a
> sobriquet or nickname for Count Geoffrey. It has variously been
> explained as referring to his practice of wearing a sprig or branch of
> yellow broom (Latin: [planta] genista; Old French: plante genet (with
> a 'circonflexe' over the final "e.")] in his helm, or more probably to
> his habit of planting brooms to improve his hunting cover. [N.B.
> Birds will nest under the small broom bushes or shrubs and hunters may
> hide behind them.]
> "Plantagenet" was not, by any means, a hereditary surname and
> Geoffrey's progeny remained without one for more than 300 years,
> although surnames became common outside the Royal Family.
> Henry II Curtmantle FitzEmpress [1133-1189] [son of Geoffrey and
> Matilda The Empress] and his own sons, Richard I and John I, are now
> generally styled by historians as the Angevin (from Anjou) kings. For
> want of a better name, their successors, notably Henry III, Edward I,
> Edward II, Edward III, and Richard II are still described as
> Plantagenets.
> Henry IV, Henry V and Henry VI may properly be called the House of
> Lancaster; while Edward IV, Edward V and Richard III constitute the
> monarchs of the House of York. Edward V, of course, is a quite
> special case who hardly "reigned" as king and reportedly died in the
> Tower of London at 12, one of the two 'Princes in the Tower.'
> The first official use of the surname Plantagenet by any descendant of
> Count Geoffrey was in 1460, when Richard, 3rd Duke of York
> [1411-1460], claimed the throne in the name of "Richard Plantaginet."
> [N.B. Yes, there was no standard spelling in English in 1460.]
> Richard, 3rd Duke of York, was Protector of England, Earl of March and
> Ulster, and Earl of Cambridge. His attempts to gain power for his
> House of York, coupled with many other personal, dynastic and
> historical factors, precipitated the Wars of the Roses (1455-1485).
> The House of York was later identified with the White Rose and the
> House of Lancaster with the Red Rose. As noted above, Richard, 3rd
> Duke of York, was the first to adopt the surname of Plantagenet.
> The legitimate male issue of Count Geoffrey and Matilda The Empress
> became extinct with the death, in 1499, of Edward, [1475-1499] 18th
> Earl of Warwick, grandson of Richard, 3rd Duke of York. He was the
> son of George [1449-1478], Duke of Clarence, who allegedly met his end
> in the Tower of London as did his son, but George was supposedly
> drowned in the famous butt of Malmsey. The Madeira Wine, "Duke of
> Clarence" is named after this event. It is quite palatable, with good
> body and a bit of a nose.
> Henry VII resented Edward, 18th Earl of Warwick's proximity to the
> throne and he was executed at the Tower of London on 28 Nov 1499 .
> Edward was imprisoned for many years and not allowed to have a tutor,
> according to some accounts. Therefore, Henry VII allegedly kept him
> ignorant and uneducated----by design. Clever fellow --- and
> Machiavellian Prince indeed --- was that Henry Tudor.
> Vide the second edition of George Edward Cokayne's [1825-1911] _The
> Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the
> United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant_; Microprint Edition
> (half-size in 6 volumes, condensed from 13); 26 cm; LOC CS421 .C7
> 1982; Dewey # 929.7/2 19; ISBN (set) 0904387828; Nobility---British
> Isles [First Edition: (1887-1898); Second Edition (1910-1959). New
> York, Saint Martin's Press, 1984, [Reprinted from the British (Alan
> Sutton Publishing, Ltd.) version] 13 volumes in 6; also, previously,
> Gloucester: A. Sutton, 1982 (also 13 v. in 6; 26 cm)
> [The Sutton version is a reprint of the Second Edition], Volume I
> (originally published in 1910), p. 183, note (c):
> "It is much to be wished that the surname "Plantagenet," which, since
> the time of Charles II, has been freely given to all the descendants
> of Geoffrey of Anjou, had some historical basis which would justify
> its use, for it forms a most convenient method of referring to the
> Edwardian kings and their numerous descendants. The fact is, however,
> as has been pointed out by Sir James Ramsay and other writers of our
> day, that the name, although a personal emblem [N.B. Latin *planta
> genista* = broom --- DSH] of the aforesaid Geoffrey, was never borne
> by any of his descendants before Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York
> (father of Edward IV), [N.B. and also of Richard III --- DSH] who
> assumed it, apparently about 1448. V.G."
> "V.G." is Vicary Gibbs, one of the Editors of the Second Edition of
> the Complete Peerage.
> This is obviously a quite complex and multi-faceted account ---
> subject to differing interpretations and shadings. Corrections,
> additions and clarifications are most welcome and should be sent to
> the author.
> D. Spencer Hines
> Fortem Posce Animum
> Exitus Acta Probat
> Lux et Veritas
> --
> Copyright @ 1998-1999 by D. Spencer Hines, All Rights Reserved
> "... [A]ll stories, if continued far enough end in death and he is no
> true story teller who would keep that from you." --- Ernest Hemingway;
> (1899-1961) "To die soon or die late matters nothing; to die badly or
> die well is the important point." --- Lucius Annaeus Seneca (c. 4
> "Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed Nomini Tuo da gloriam, propter
> misericordiam Tuam et veritatem Tuam." Henry V, [1387-1422] King of
> England --- Ordered it to be sung by his prelates and chaplains ---
> after the Battle of Agincourt, 25 Oct 1415, --- while every able-bodied
> man in his victorious army knelt, on the ground. [Psalm CXV, Verse I]
> --
> D. Spencer Hines
> Lux et Veritas et Libertas
> "The final happiness of man consists in the contemplation of truth....
> This is sought for its own sake, and is directed to no other end beyond
> itself." Saint Thomas Aquinas, [1224/5-1274] "Summa Contra Gentiles"
> [c.1258-1264]
> ______________________________
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About Gage:
Gage, age 17, of Grand Prairie, Texas, has been going to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children since 1998. Being a patient at the hospital has been an incredible gift to him and his family. Diagnosed with cancer at a young age, Gage had radiation to his spine which resulted in scoliosis. After several years, Gage was re diagnosed with cancer at age 15 and had his leg amputated. He loves everything outdoors and he is very excited to attend the Amputee Ski Trip, where he can learn how to use his skateboarding skills while snowboarding for the first time. Gage also loves to build engines and other things, he aspires to be an engineer in the future so that he can make prosthetics for people like him.
About TSRHC's Ski Trip:
Since 1981, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children has hosted an Annual Amputee Ski Trip for patients. Fourteen teenage patients, as well as medical staff and chaperones, spend a week at the National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD), in Winter Park, Colorado.
In a continuing effort to improve the lives of patients, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children recognized that snow skiing is well suited for amputees, and with special equipment, they quickly become competitive and often excel at the sport.
Skiing at the renowned National Sports Center for the Disabled creates a focus for the trip, but the personal growth and challenges the teens overcome are often more life-changing than the actual accomplishment of skiing. The goal of the trip is to foster a sense of self-confidence, discovery and independence for these teens.
Since the first Amputee Ski Trip in 1981, the community has teamed up with the hospital to make this opportunity possible to patient families. American Airlines has sponsored the trip since 2005. Prior to that, Delta Airlines supported the event for more than 20 years. Multiple supporters include the Lone Star Skier's Club of Dallas, Smith Group Asset Management, The Women's Charity League of Park Cities, TSRHC volunteers and many others.


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Paris and Nicky Hilton: Snowy Sisters
Here's Paris Hilton, 27, Christmasing in Aspen yesterday. She's probably fleeing from all of the crime that's been affecting her and her family.
Paris and her sister Nicky Hilton, 25, joined celebrities such as Mariah Carey and husband Nick Cannon, and Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn who were spending their holiday in the snowy celebrity playground.
Paris best friend via reality show Brittany Flickinger was on the icy scene as well. Seriously, when does that contract end?
Later, Paris donned a gigantic eskimo parka and Nicky wore a cutesy feline cap as they stepped out into the cold winter's night.
Let's hope Paris didn't leave her chateau door unlocked and $2 million in jewels laying around.


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STOURBRIDGE have confirmed keeper Lewis Solly could be facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
Solly, a permanent fixture between the sticks at Amblecote for the best part of a decade, will have a scan on an injured left knee tomorrow.
Only then will the damage be known but the Glassboys were concerned enough to lodge a seven day approach for Halesowen Town stopper Dean Coleman.
Boss Gary Hackett said: "We will know a lot more tomorrow and until then I can't really comment, though it doesn't look good in the short-term at least.
"One thing I will say with Lewis is we have been considerably lucky over the years. He has been remarkably consistent and stayed largely injury free."
Coleman joined the Yeltz for a third spell last month and has previously played for Kidderminster Harriers and Worcester City, along with several other non-league clubs.
Hackett added: "I've known Dean for a long time and there is no question he is a quality keeper. It's a tough situation but we have to plan ahead."
Yeltz Boss Hill revealed Coleman turned down a switch to Chasetown earlier this month and is happy at the Grove.
He said: "With Stourbridge coming in it becomes a bit more tricky.
"They are still local to Dean and play in a higher league.
"But Dean assures me he is enjoying his football and is willing to commit himself to Halesowen.
"Stourbridge are yet to speak to him but I'm hopeful he will stay. He is playing with a smile on his face and in non-league football, that counts."
The Glassboys resumed training on Tuesday ahead of this Saturday's home game with Hitchin Town.


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NWHM Coalition Members show support of the NWHM legislation for a permanent museum site.
In 2002 NWHM formed a national coalition. This coalition is comprised of 31 service, professional, and educational organizations which represent over 8.5 million people. Each organization agreed to support NWHM efforts to secure a building site near the National Mall. Many of these organizations have previously sent letters to Congress, lobbied on our behalf and included NWHM information about NWHM in their newsletters and Web sites.
Once again, Coalition members are stepping forward by signing a joint letter to the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee asking them to expeditiously approve the National Women's History Museum Act. The letter urges House members of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee to support legislation providing NWHM with the museum site that has already been allocated by the Senate. Representative coalition organizations signed the letter. Read the letter below and see the list of organizations.
This shows the kind of support our Museum has and the support to help us acquire our prestigious site on Pennsylvania Avenue!
This shows the kind of support our Museum has and the support to help us acquire our prestigious site on Pennsylvania Avenue!


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The library does not offer a translation service, but we may be able to suggest resources to aid in translations. The ACRL's Translation resources on the Web: A guide to accurate, free sites web page is a useful example.
Rosetta Stone offers online instruction in 25 languages, including English as a second language. Start with the Login with CAS link, where you'll create a personal profile to track your progress. Mobile app versions are available as well.
Pronunciator is an online language learning system that offers over 80 languages, plus ESL for 50 non-English languages. Apps for iOS, Android, and Kindle Fire can be downloaded and used with the account created on the website.
The library has purchased a number of Pimsleur language programs on audio CDs. The Pimsleur programs provide a method of self-practice with an expert teacher and native speakers in lessons specially designed to work with the way the mind naturally acquires language information. The various components of language — vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar— are all learned together without rote memorization and drills. Offered languages include Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish, plus English for speakers of Arabic, Chinese, and Spanish.
To find foreign language instruction material in Addison, perform a Subject Search on the name of your language followed by language, i.e. French language. This search will return books, instructional CDs, software, and additional formats. You can combine this subject search with additional sub-headings for more refined results (not every sub-heading will be used for every language):
Search Addison by Subject for American Sign Language for a list of books about sign language and instructional guides.
The library has a few books and other materials on the Test of English as a Foreign Language. See also the English Language Institute.


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Manned Orbiting Laboratory (MOL)
History of MOLThe Manned orbiting laboratory was announced by Secretary of defense Robert S. McNamara on December 10, 1963, and placed under full development on August 25, 1965. In describing MOL to the Senate Committee and Space Sciences, Deputy Secretary of Defense Cyrus R. Vance said:
[it] will likely consist of a pressurized section, an unpressurized equipment section, and an experiments module. The pressurized module should include an operating compartment with about 500 cubic feet [of] volume, and a separate living-working compartment large enough to accommodate needs for 30 days' flight, probably some 500 to 700 feet ... Payload capacity should be as large as possible. Estimates of a meaningful test program have included about 3,000 to 5,000 pounds of discretionary test equipment ... [The personnel module] will operate in a quiescent mode for the on-orbit duration, and then have the ability to loiter, manned, for about 12 hours, re-enter safely for water recovery ...The Douglas Aircraft Company was chosen prime contractor. Total cost of the program was estimated at $1.5 billion.
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From the restaurant: Green Restaurant
¼ cup earth balance margarine
¼ cup gluten-free oat flour
¼ cups soaked raw cashews
2 cups water
¼ cup olive oil
1/8 cup lemon juice
½ cup nutritional yeast
¼ cup tahini
1 Tablespoon freshly minced garlic
2 teaspoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
2 ounces plain potato chips crushed
1 red onion minced and caramelized (optional)
12 ounces Mrs. Leeper's Corn Pasta
Do Ahead:
Soak the cashews in water overnight or at minimum 6 hours. Save the water for future use in cheesy sauce.
Oven to 350 degrees
In a blender, put the water and the soaked cashews, olive oil, lemon juice, nutritional yeast, tahini, fresh garlic, and salt. Blend until smooth.
In a medium-sized pot, melt the earth balance margarine and add the gluten-free oat flour together to make a roux. Be careful not to scorch the butter. Cook the roux for about 2 minutes.
Pour in mixture from the blender of cashew cheese sauce and simmer for about 6 minutes, stirring every minute.
Cook the corn elbow pasta for about 4 to 5 minutes. You want the pasta to the al dente and undercooked as the remaining of the cook time will happen while it's baking.
Mix together the partially cooked pasta with the cheese sauce input into a 9X9 casserole dish. Top with a 2 ounce package of crushed potato chips of your choice (suggested salt and vinegar or jalapeno flavored chip). Add a red onion that has been minced and caramelized with a little bit of olive oil. The onions and chips will just begin to scorch before the dish should be removed from the oven. Bake for 20 minutes.
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This an extension to the Domain Access module which is used to create many domains from a single installation.
For what I see as a problem is that the domain module uses the node access api's to determine which nodes are displayed on which site. This will work if you only use Domain access, and no other access module like simple access, tac, or Organic groups.
Node access is more a per user where as domain access is per site. Now because the domain access modules have such a good API, Domain Access Advanced is able to turn off the node access integration in Domain access and re-implement it as a query rewrite (which is how node access actually works) so that content can only be accessed via the domains or affiliates that are specified.
This means that then if there is are node access modules they will then reduce the list more to only allow the user to view the nodes they have access to.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 25/10/2013 (1364 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
There was a time when being a Canadian Conservative meant you were prepared to sacrifice all for Mother Britain. As a devoted Tory, you ardently upheld religion (Christian) and age-old traditions, argued that women should never be granted the right to vote, and you believed in the almighty protective tariff -- the anchor of John A. Macdonald's National Policy.
Times do change, however. Today, being a Conservative in Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Canada means supporting personal and corporate tax cuts, law and order and family values, though talk about abortion and same sex marriage, among other sensitive topics, are verboten. It also entails embracing a liberal concept of free trade.
The framework for a comprehensive free-trade agreement recently negotiated by Harper with the European Union will permit cars, cheese, wine, pork, beef and other products to be sold here and in Europe without the encumbrance of tariffs that increase import prices. The agreement still has to be ratified by Parliament, the provinces and European countries.
Yet assuming a final deal is worked out during the next few years, it will complete the process of redefining conservative economic thinking begun 25 years ago by Harper's Tory predecessor, Brian Mulroney, with the signing of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement in 1988.
The great confrontation that pitted protectionists against free traders was played out over more than 200 years across the western world in a passionate debate about liberalism and freedom as well as self-interest and political opportunism often wrapped in patriotic fervour.
It involved shifting from 17th-century mercantilism -- which had been used by European countries to exploit their colonies and prop up their empires -- to a free-market economy of the kind advocated by the economist Adam Smith, who saw in government controls a detriment to prosperity and the free working of the market.
Opposing the Smith view were such politicians as Alexander Hamilton, the first American secretary of the treasury under George Washington in the 1790s, and the father of economic nationalism who regarded protective tariffs as a necessary tool to build up U.S. commerce.
During the 19th century, most countries in Europe experimented with free trade, symbolized most notably in 1846 by the repeal in Britain of the Corn Laws that had kept agricultural prices artificially high. But when faced with a depression in 1873, tariffs were gradually reinstated, with the exception of Britain, which kept import duties low on most products.
Building a protectionist wall around an economy only offered a short-term solution, if any, to solving a worldwide depression, but contemporary political leaders did not see it that way. In Canada, for instance, Macdonald began to favour protectionism as a way to counter his Liberal Party opponents' almost fanatical support of free trade.
Generations of Canadian school children have been taught, and still are, that the Conservatives' promotion of the tariff during the 1878 federal election was one plank in Macdonald's National Policy, a grand vision for the country, along with construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway and settling of the West.
Yet as historian Michael Bliss has pointed out, the adoption of the tariff was merely "the politics of self-interested (state) paternalism." For John A., the benefits of protectionism were clear. The policy allowed him to put up tariffs on cheap American imports while the U.S. maintained high tariffs against Canadian products; it made him the best friend of Ontario and Quebec manufacturers who benefited from the tariff and they, in turn, became the chief financial backers of the Conservative Party; and it allowed Macdonald to portray himself as a true British-Canadian patriot.
In the 1891 federal election, John A.'s last campaign, the Liberals, now led by Wilfrid Laurier, advocated a policy of "unrestricted reciprocity" with the U.S. This was a form of free trade that played into Macdonald's hand. "With my utmost effort, with my latest breath," he declared, "will I oppose the veiled treason which attempts by sordid means and mercenary proffers to lure our people from their allegiance (to Britain)."
In succeeding years, such zealous appeals to patriotism and the possibility of Canada being absorbed into the U.S. became a standard political ploy. Conservative leader Robert Borden used it effectively against Laurier, who after a decade of maintaining the tariff, opted to abandon it for a possible free-trade deal with the U.S. in 1911. That cost Laurier and the Liberals the election that year.
In the 1988 election, it was the reverse. When Brian Mulroney became Conservative Party leader in 1983, a year before he won a decisive election, he dismissed the idea of free trade with the U.S. "Free trade with the United States is like sleeping with an elephant," he said. "It's terrific until the elephant twitches, and if the elephant rolls over, you're a dead man." His buddy, U.S. Republican president Ronald Reagan, however, changed his mind.
Republicans had been firm believers in the tariff since the party was established in the 1850s, no matter what the economic climate. The most ill-advised case was president Herbert Hoover signing the Republican-initiated Smoot-Hawley Tariff in 1930, even though more than 1,000 economists urged him not to. The tariff triggered a backlash against the U.S., making the onset of the Great Depression worse.
By the time Reagan came to office in 1981, the Republicans had switched sides. Free trade now fit better with their less-government-is-better platform. In a sense, they adopted a 19th-century liberal laissez-faire economic policy that Adam Smith would have cheered. Mulroney was eventually convinced, as was the Canadian business community, and the tough negotiations began that led to the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement.
Hence, during the bitterly fought 1988 federal election, there was a political ideological trading of places. Mulroney and the Conservatives defended free trade, while John Turner and the Liberals maintained, like Macdonald had in 1891 and Borden in 1911, that a free-trade agreement was the first step to an American takeover of Canada.
More than two decades later, the free-trade agreement-- expanded to include Mexico in 1994 -- has proved its worth and Canada remains an independent country. According to Michael Den Tandt of the National Post, federal government data indicates that "between 1993 and 2008, Canadian merchandise exports to the U.S. grew at a compounded annual rate of more than six per cent, while the value of two-way trade in services more than doubled, creating some four million net new jobs."
There is no reason to believe the impact of the Canada-EU trade agreement will be any less significant. And given the size of the EU market, the results could be more positive.
Significantly, Justin Trudeau and the Liberals are on board, while the NDP has taken a more cautious wait-and-see approach to appease Quebec dairy farmers who fear the loss of their protected market. Someone should tell them and NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair that such thinking is oh so 19th-century.
Now & Then is a column in which historian Allan Levine puts the events of today in a historical context.


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We still have a full 4 days to go, but it looks like lines for the iPad 2 release on March 11th have already started forming outside of an Apple Store in Texas.
Maccast listener David sent me this snapshot of a tent apparently already outside a temporary Apple Store location in Texas.
The tent is said to belong to Justin Wagoner, who was also first in line at a Texas Apple retail store when they released the iPhone 4 last summer. The Apple Store in question is actually a temporary location for the Knox Street location in Texas which is currently undergoing renovations.
With Apple not allowing online orders of the iPad 2 until the day they actually release it we should be seeing significant lines formed at retail stores throughout the US from those eager to get it on day one. I wasn't expecting lines to start forming this soon so it looks like we can expect a pretty busy launch for the iPad 2 this Friday.
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May 20, 2010 - $175,000 raised to help students get ready for life
More than 250 community and staff members gathered at Jasper Place High School on May 20 for one purpose — to help young children get ready for learning, ready for growing and ready for life. Recently established, the Edmonton Public Schools Foundation held its first-ever fundraising breakfast, raising more than $175,000.
Like Cinderella's carriage, the school's gym was transformed into a hall bursting at the doors with energy and hope. Director Sandra Woitas explained to guests that "the more we enrich the learning experience for young students, the more likely students will achieve success in school and in the working world." While guests enjoyed choir performances and success stories from an elementary and high school student, they learned about the importance of early learning intervention. By the time children turn six, 75 per cent of their brain growth has already occurred. In an ideal world, all children will learn the skills and attitudes they need for life. In reality, hundreds of children live in vulnerable circumstances without opportunities for healthy growth, challenging their future success. For many students, the achievement gap begins before they enter Kindergarten.
For those reasons, Woitas announced all funds raised at the breakfast will support early learning and full-day Kindergarten programs for Edmonton Public Schools' most socially vulnerable citizens — those who represent Edmonton's diverse student population and are at risk academically. An inspirational video showed how local, on-going research conducted by the University of Alberta proves the benefits of early learning programs. As early as age three, children develop the foundation for communication and social skills, positive attitudes, literacy, numeracy and physical health. The programs also help them develop positive behaviours, including independence, interaction and innovation. Most importantly, guests saw how it takes an entire community to help students blossom.
For RBC, providing contributions with lasting social impacts is a priority. Recognizing the importance of early learning intervention, it gifted the Foundation $50,000, causing guests to shake their noisemakers and spray confetti. "At RBC, we believe that by investing in youth and education we are helping to create stronger communities," says Jeff Battershill, RBC Vice President Commercial Markets. "We are excited to be able to support the Edmonton School Board Foundation, and to help kids get off to the right start."
According to Woitas, a more important investment doesn't exist. "Today, I'm more hopeful than I've ever been," said Woitas. "Since we launched this Foundation, I've talked to all kinds of people, from community leaders to parents, who want to get involved. I've talked to people who want to help students get a hand up, not a handout, in life. I've talked to people who recognize that public education has a profound impact on youth." The breakfast really showed how Edmontonians can help transform today's children into tomorrow's leaders.
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A 15-year-old girl who performed at President Obama's inauguration last week was shot dead Tuesday while hanging out with friends in bullet-scarred Chicago.
Hadiya Pendleton -- described by a relative as a "walking angel" -- was standing under a canopy in Vivian Gordon Harsh Park when a gunman ran down an alley, opened fire at the group and fled in a white car, police said.
Pendleton was shot in the back but managed to run about a block before she collapsed, officer Laura Kubiak said. She died at the hospital.
A 16-year-old boy was wounded in the 2:20 p.m. incident. Police said Pendleton, who had no criminal record, was probably not the intended target.
"As usual, the bad guy aims, but he never hits the other bad guy . . . He hits the one that hurts {has} the most to lose,"


text: ABC News has a big story out today that talks about sex in advertising. American Apparel, BMW, and Gossip Girl are just a few of the latest brands to embrace carnal desire in print ads, but they're taking it a step farther by putting people who look very young in provocative positions to draw attention to their products. Now, the thing about these ads is that they generally say absolutely nothing about the product they're promoting. The ads make the media rounds because they're so provocative. People are introduced or familiarized with the brand when they read about it in various news outlets and blogs, and then when it comes time to actually buy something, consumers think, "I need a gray t-shirt, and I remember American Apparel sells gray t-shirts." So, good for them for getting our attention, but advertising agencies and the corporations they work for should try to remember their product's actual audience when coming up with ad campaigns. Gossip Girl is a top-rated show among teens, but they're clearly going after an older audience with these ads. Maybe they're trying to go after the older demo — a new study says that for the first time last season, the five broadcast networks' median age was 50. If this is the case, expect to see a Gossip Girl story line focused on Blair's romance with a gray-haired friend of her mother's, maybe her financial adviser, to appeal to older viewers' fantasies. [ABC News]


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The Sunkist Pool Patrol is in Full Swing and we have the pictures to prove it! Every Wednesday from 11a-1p, Nino and the Sunkist Pool Patrol Crew will be at a different neighborhood pool, with FREE ICE COLD SUNKIST to drink plus lots of other great prizes from Rivercity Recreation and more! Plus, we've got your chance win a YEAR's SUPPLY of FREE SUNKIST! Visit http://1061evansville.com/events/ for the complete Sunkist Pool Patrol schedule.


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The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy has facilitated the purchase of the David and Gladys Wright House in Phoenix, Arizona, through an LLC owned by an anonymous benefactor. The transaction closed on December 20 for an undisclosed price. The property will be transferred to an Arizona not-for-profit organization responsible for the restoration, maintenance and operation of the David Wright House.
Planning has begun for the restoration of the house and grounds, and additional donations from the public will be sought for the costs of restoration at the appropriate time. The new owner will request that the City of Phoenix grant landmark designation to the house. The goal after restoration is to make the house available for educational purposes.
"This purchase is a magnificent and generous action," said Larry Woodin, president of the Chicago-based Conservancy. "It is a gift to the people of Phoenix, a gift to the worldwide architectural community and to everyone that cares about the history of modern architecture. We are enormously grateful to this benefactor for making sure there will be a new chapter in the life of this important and unique Frank Lloyd Wright building."
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100 East Constance Road, Suffolk, VA 23434
Ph: 757-925-1300, Fax: 757-925-0362
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The Hilton Garden Inn Suffolk Hotel and Conference Center is nestled on a six-acre park on the banks of the Nansemond River in Historic Suffolk, Virginia. This estate setting provides a lovely vista of park and river views further enhancing our world-class accommodations and service. The Hilton Garden Inn Suffolk Hotel and Conference Center is conveniently located near Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and Portsmouth areas and only a short drive from Norfolk International Airport.
The Hilton Garden Inn Suffolk Conference Center features 14,000 square feet of flexible meeting space that will accommodate up to 800 people, and is the ideal setting for corporate, government, and association conferences/meetings. Whether you're planning a corporate meeting, social occasion or the perfect wedding, our meeting planners and staff are here to provide you with exceptional service guaranteeing a successful event.
During your stay, you will enjoy the finest food at Constants Wharf Grill, our elegant, full service waterfront restaurant that also offers outdoor dining on our veranda overlooking the Nansemond River.
Wrap up your day with a beverage in the cozy Pavilion Lounge, or recharge in our state-of-the-art fitness center. The indoor heated pool and Jacuzzi offer a great place to unwind from a meeting or just enjoy time with the family. Complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access is available in the lobby and guest rooms, and theres 24-hour access to our business center and Pavilion Pantry. Corporate, government, and leisure travelers alike will appreciate our beautifully appointed guestrooms, equipped with the Garden Inn Sleep System for the perfect nights rest.
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Since a few World of Warcraft news sources like to include general Blizzard Entertainment news, I found out about Diablo stuff there too. I'll give a brief summary, but you should just go to the links below and read for yourself.
Apparently, Diablo III will have both an auction house like World of Warcraft where players can buy and sell items with virtual currency (aka gold) and an auction house for players to buy and sell items with real world currency (like $US). It sounds like a crazy idea that is an extension of what alot of free-to-play games are already doing, but in this case Blizzard won't be selling any in-game goods for real money, but apparently taking some cut of the transactions. The real currency AH will also allow purchase of in-game gold (again from other players apparently), but maybe that will change. The transfer of real world currency will be tied to the player's Battle.net account (informally being called the Battle.net wallet).
Diablofans apparently scooped the Escapist by like 1 minute. The Diablofans article is a must read, but includes info about the entire Diablo III press event. If you want just the FAQ of the upcoming auction houses, you can just read the Escapist FAQ.
External links
- WoW insider: What are the implications of a real-dollar auction house? by Mathew McCurley Aug 1st 2011 at 1:00PM
- The Escapist: Auction House FAQ by Gus Mastrapa, 1 August 2011 0:01 am
- Diablofans: Diablo 3 Press Event Visit We *actually* attended! by multiple authors, August 1st, 2011, 07:00 AM GMT


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It was a week of new beginnings on the Hill.
For the men's and women's basketball teams, ground broke on the $36M Huntsman Basketball Center that, head coach Larry Krystkowiak said, will leave "no excuses" for the Utes not to be continue their upward trend. U. President David Pershing established a committee that will weigh "modest changes" to the school's fight song. Former Ute C.J. Cron hit his first Major League Baseball home run with the Los Angeles Angels. And for a handful of Utah football players, the NFL draft and subsequent free agency added weeks, months or years to their playing careers.


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News from Friends of the Mahopac Public Library on an upcoming wine tasting event:
Sample fine wines and join the Friends of Mahopac Library at their 3rd Annual Wine Tasting on Thursday, October 24, 6-8 pm at Sterling Cellars in Mahopac. Live music will be performed by Paul Murphy, and a delicious selection of hors d'oeuvres will complement the wine selections. Admission to the wine tasting is free. For information contact the Friends by email: firstname.lastname@example.com, or call the Library at 845-628-2009, ext 100.
Raffle drawings will be held for two grand prizes this year: a beautiful handmade quilt entitled "Moonlight Log Cabin," that was created by The Butterfly Quilters in brilliant shades of blue and green. This stunning quilt is on display at the Library along the stairway above the Information Desk. The other outstanding prize is a golf outing for four with carts donated by Putnam County Golf Course. Raffle tickets are available at the wine tasting event, or in advance at Mahopac Public Library's Information Desk. Raffle tickets are $2 each or three tickets for $5.
There will also be a special drawing for a bottle of fine wine at the tasting for anyone joining the Friends of Mahopac Public Library or renewing their annual membership at the event. The Friends are grateful for the support of Sterling Cellars which will donate twenty percent of the proceeds from sales of the featured wines to benefit the Library. Sterling Cellars is located at Mahopac Village Center, 179 Route 6, Mahopac (near the A&P).
The Friends of Mahopac Public Library is a not-for-profit group dedicated to supporting the library to serve our community. The Friends reach out to local government and the community, regularly advocating on behalf of the library. Funds raised by this volunteer group support a wide variety of programs such as summer reading programs for both adults and children, a recent Concert of Life and Remembrance, and the Museum Pass Project. In the past year the Friends have funded the purchase of new bookcases, new computers for early childhood programs, and video production equipment. Ongoing support is also provided to build the Library's collection of books, music, video and databases.
The Charlie & Jean King Book Barn is the Friends' primary, ongoing fundraising effort. Located on the basement level of the library, the Book Barn offers over 20,000 gently used books for sale, most for just one dollar. The newly renovated Book Barn is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 7 p.m.; Wednesdays from 10 am to 5 pm, Fridays from 10 am to 4 pm, and Saturdays from 1 to 4 pm. Call the library at 845-628-2009 to check for any changes to this schedule. Book Barn Lobby Selections are available and may be purchased during regular Library hours.


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Scouting Saturday's Pirates-Rockies game
• Pirates left-hander Jeff Locke is hoping to improve his command Saturday. He's walked at least three in six of his last seven starts. Locke is winless in his last four outings. Locke has the fifth-worst walk rate in baseball (4.27 walks per nine innings), better than only Edinson Volquez, Erik Bedard, Ubaldo Jimenez and Lucas Harrell.
• Diamondback's starter Trevor Cahill is 1-1 with a 2.84 ERA in 12 1⁄3 career innings against the Pirates. While Cahill has won just three games this season, he still generates plenty of groundballs as he's had one of the game's best sinking fastballs throughout his career. If he had enough innings to qualify, Cahill would rank second in the major leageus with a 57.7 percent groundball rate.
• ESPN passed over the Pirates when picking matchups for its Sunday Night Baseball broadcasts through Sept. 15. The only game yet to be decided is the final broadcast Sept. 22, when the Pirates play host to the Reds. However, the Steelers already are slated to play at Heinz Field that night, which leaves the Pirates out in the cold. Having the two pro teams playing at the same time would create a logistical nightmare on the North Shore.


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In the last 12 to 24 hours or so, two celebs have appeared on separate red carpets with two very similar deep side parts, and I sort of love it—check out Milla and Sienna, above. This marks a clear shift: For, well forever it seems, every celeb rocked the middle part (think Demi Moore and Jennifer Aniston to name a few). But this new development is actually great for 80 percent of the population with hair on their heads. Side-parts are way more flattering on way more people and I for one, love the romantic feeling the look invokes. Wanna know how to get one? Read on… Easiest way to part your hair? Brush your hair forward while blow-drying, then part it, swoop it to one side and mist with hairspray to keep too much from falling over your eye (or, tuck it behind your ear!). Mostly, one side of your head will tend to part more naturally than the other—you'll experience less cowlicks and less resistance, essentially, when you draw the part with your comb. Oh and if your part is looking a little flat, there's an easy fix: Part hair on the opposite of usual side while blow-drying, then mist on hairspray, flip back over and finger-smooth.


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Who is the "hottest woman of all time?"
The readers of Men's Health magazine have spoken. Their answer? Jennifer Aniston. The editors of the magazine explained why the 42-year-old Friends star topped the list. "Funny is sexy, and Jennifer Aniston is funny. Her down-to-earth persona makes her seem attainable."
Ms. Aniston beat out Raquel Welch, Marilyn Monroe, Britney Spears and, rounding out the top five, Madonna.
For those cheering Team Jen in the actress's contrived rivalry with Angelina Jolie, take heart: Jolie ranked tenth on the list. Take that!
The editors said that Ms. Aniston's romantic life actually endears her to people, another factor in her hotness, apparently.
"Her all-too-human love life off screen inspires sympathy that not even a string of bland romantic comedies can diminish. Other sex symbols drift toward one-dimensionality, becoming flat icons in the process, but throughout her career Aniston has remained sexy, funny, and unmistakably real," they wrote.
As for Aniston herself, when asked to name her own "hottest woman," she came up with a response hardly likely to rev the loins of most Men's Health readers: "It's a tie between Bridgitte Bardot and Gloria Steinem," she said, referring to the French actress and feminist icon. "But if I had to choose one, I'd say Gloria because, well, she's the full package. That's sexy."
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Hi Chris!
Am Mittwoch, den 12.10.2005, 20:42 -0400 schrieb Chris Buechler:
> first, I don't want anyone to take any of my comments as personal
> attacks. I respect others' opinions, and am just offering my
> counter-opinion.
No problem here. I do like it. Manuel, you forgot to say: May the
flamewar begin ;-) Can anyone remind on distribution wars on
userfriendly (see [1], [2])? Very funny :-))
> > * due to its emphasis on security, as Manuel said it.
> > It's not only build with security in mind, there are also a lot of
> > security related protocols like openssh which were actively pushed by
> > the OpenBSD team.
> already debunked that as not really applicable in a firewalling scenario.
Yes? My mind tells me, that if anybody writes such a secure software
he'll also take a deep look into his OS code. The audit process of
OpenBSD convinces me.
> pf is definitely the best packet filter. I don't think even netfilter
OK, no discussion on that.
> > * carp/pfsync: this is the real highlight of OpenBSD and the real cause
> this is Open's only advantage, dealing with anything on something
> other than its native OS is going to be a little more difficult. But
> Max Laier, primary porter of pf to FreeBSD has been very helpful on
> the freebsd-pf list for the pfsense devs when needed. He went out of
> his way to email us when he stumbled upon the project and offer up
> help if any was needed. Daniel Hartmeier, one of the primary pf devs,
> also frequents the freebsd-pf list. The FreeBSD pf port is not
> treated like a bastard step child by any means (if you'll excuse my
> bluntness). :)
All that effort tells me, that it is more than "a little more difficult"
to port the code. Although I must admit to the point that the pf port
isn't "treated like a bastard step child by any means".
> > * OpenBSD IPsec implementation (isakmpd), giving us NAT-T, xauth (for
> > cisco vpn clients for example) and filterable (!) Interfaces (one of
> > the major points why I looked at OpenVPN in m0n0)
> ipsec-tools provides all the above and then some. NAT-T kernel
> support isn't in FreeBSD just yet though, unfortunately. It is in
> NetBSD. No idea if/when it'll be supported in Free.
I can't see the availibility of filtering interfaces (if we don't want
to go with the gif interface). Also it isn't *yet* in FreeBSD. Another
software that needs to be ported into the FreeBSD kernel? Sounds just
like the patchwork I know from some older linux kernel versions.
> > * Hardware encryption: suports not only the soekris cards but also
> > VIA C3 and the RNG of the Intel motherboards
> so does FreeBSD 6.0.
> > * better bridging code: STP support and able to be filtered by pf
> so does FreeBSD 6.0. (or maybe just pfsense...I can't recall if they
> just imported Open's if_bridge, or if it's native in 6)
Another backport, see above.
> > OpenBSD uses one filtering language
> which actually turned out to be a disadvantage for some reason. The
> (sorry for the lack of details, I'm not a developer in
> that camp, I just hang around enough to know what's going on and do
> testing, and keep the supporting network/server infrastructure
> rolling)
And I do highly honour this. But details were really interesting in this
> in short, they ditched the pf captive portal and are back to pf for
> firewalling, ipfw for captive portal.
There are times I want to throw everything away because it did not work
as I expect it to do. But since I don't know the details, I won't form
myself a completing opinion about that.
So why not using FreeBSD6 for pfsense and building m0n0wall around
OpenBSD? Has it all to be the same?
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Tips for Being a Good Cat Foster Parent
Many people find that becoming a foster provider for homeless cats or kittens is a rewarding and fulfilling experience. Foster care for cats basically requires patience, a compassionate nature, a flexible lifestyle, and some experience with and knowledge of cat behavior. Below are some general tips that may ease your transition into foster care.
Tips For Fostering Adult Cats:
- Don't give a foster cat the run of your house right away. Start out by confining him to a bathroom, spare bedroom, or finished basement at first. If you have cats of your own, keep them separated until the health of your foster cat can be verified.
- Provide a cozy bed, a bowl of fresh water, and a clean litter pan at all times.
- In the beginning, approach your foster cat slowly, cautiously, and in a non-threatening way. Give her a chance to become accustomed to her new surroundings.
- Don't allow a cat to go without eating for more than a day or two: fasting can have serious health consequences in cats. If your foster cat has to be coaxed to eat, try tempting treats like canned salmon or tuna, or strained baby food meats.
Tips For Fostering Nursing Mother Cats With A Litter Of Kittens:
- Provide a box big enough for everyone, with sides tall enough to keep the kittens from falling out, but low enough that the mother can come and go easily.
- Line the box with several layers of bedding so that you can peel away layers as the kittens soil the top layer.
- As long as the mom is actively engaged with her kittens, let her do the work of feeding and caring for them. Take your cues from her - a foster cat may prefer that you stay away from her kittens for the most part.
- Provide a nutrient-dense diet for the mother cat. Kitten food is ideal. Offer food several times a day, or consider keeping a bowl of dry food available to her at all times. And don't forget to keep a bowl of fresh water near by at all times.
- It's normal for the mother cat to want time away from her kittens between feedings. Once the kittens start exploring, you can keep them contained in one room with a baby gate that the mother can easily jump over.
- Kittens will begin trying out moist kitten food at about four weeks of age. If any seem slow to begin feeding on their own, you can help out by putting a bit on your finger to let them smell it. Other weaning tricks involve putting a bit of food on the kittens' face or paw so that they lick it off, or trying strained baby food meats in lieu of kitten food.
Tips For Fostering Orphaned kittens:
- Kittens will soil their nest box every day, so use disposable cardboard boxes and washable or disposable bedding. (Make sure the sides of the box are tall enough that very tiny kittens cannot tumble out.)
- Use a heating pad on one side of the nest box only, so that kittens can move away if they get too warm. Keep the pad at a low setting, and wrap it well in blankets or towels.
- Buy commercial kitten formula and a feeding bottle or syringe that holds between two and four ounces. Feed slowly!
- Sterilize feeding bottles with boiling water before filling.
- Don't warm formula in the microwave-it creates hot spots that might burn the kitten's mouth. Instead set the filled bottle in a bowl of hot water to raise it to the right temperature.
- Feed kittens while they are resting on their tummies. Tipping them on their backs to feed can cause them to aspirate fluid into their lungs.
- Newborn kittens need to nurse every two to three hours.
- Until the kittens are three weeks old, they need help with urinating and defecating. After every feeding, use a damp, slightly rough terrycloth washcloth to stimulate the anus and urinary openings.
- By four weeks of age you can introduce some solid food. Strained baby food meats or premium canned kitten foods are a good choice early on. If the kitten doesn't show interest right away, gently smear a little on its face so it will lick off the food. Work up to dry kitten chow, perhaps moistening it a bit at first.
- As soon as the kitten starts eating solid food, a bowl of water should be available to it at all times.
- Kittens open their eyes at about two weeks and are moving around on their own by roughly three weeks.
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Tips For Fostering Kittens
I would clean out an extra room that is the "cat room" for fostering kittens. Even if you don't have any other pets, kittens that young should be kept in a small room until 5-8 weeks, or until ready. It's also helpful if people were to be opening outside doors or something ever.
Have your supplies ready - including all paper towels, trash bags, cleaner, toys, water and food RIGHT there. It's a pain to keep running out for stuff.
Give them options on where they want to sleep or sit or play in the room. They don't like to be told what to do and when.
Be very quiet and only allow one to two people in the room at first. Too many people overwhelm even the most affectionate cat!
Find a good vet and don't be afraid to ask the fostering organization a lot of questions about the cats. If anything goes awry, call them and ask them something, or if it's big, call the vet or just go.
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Timm Rosenbach, hired by Weber State on Nov. 21 as offensive coordinator, announced Wednesday he was accepting the same job with UNLV.
"We knew [he was offered the iob] for a couple of weeks," WSU athletic director Jerry Bovee said. "We made a few contingency plans in case it happened. It's too early to say anything."
In 2012, Rosenbach was Montana's offensive coordinator. The Grizzlies were the Football Championship Subdivision's 14th-ranked offense.
Attempts to reach WSU head coach Jody Sears, who must also hire a defensive coordinator, were unsuccessful.
Last season under Sears, the team's defensive coordinator who was later named interim head coach, Weber State (2-9) had the 12th ranked offense and was last in total offense in the 13-team Big Sky Conference.
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