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What will you aim for this next 12 months. To serve others more?Or,Be one who is served more?Another way to put it would be...Will you give more?Or Take more? (and I don't just mean money, or "stuff".)
By serving others I will be serving myself.
Does that mean your aim is to be self-serving?
I think that I know what mohit is saying. When we serve our selves we can accomplish only so much.And being self serving in nature, there will be no one there to help us when we need it the most. If we help 10 people when they need it the most, they will succeed. and if only two of those ten people that you have helped are there to help when you need it the most, when all is said and done you will have achieved three time as much for yourself as you would have achieved by yourself. Therefore the most selfish thing that a person can do is to be unselfish
i am working on giving without expectation of receiving and also taking action while being detached from the results.
I plan to give more. More of my time, concern, more of myself.
I never think about serving or being served.In your life you do both without thinking. If you think, then something is very wrong about your perception of life.
..okay..very interesting...what do you mean...because i was thinking...lending a helping hand???
That works.
I'm going back to school for my EMT/paramedic certifications. I think that makes it clear enough what I want to do this year.
Well. I'll go ahead and be the voice of dissension here. I've had about enough of giving for the moment, and this year I think I need to go ahead and take. Take time to relax. Take time to think. And take time to center myself.I don't need anyone else to serve me in order to do it; they just need to stay out of my way.However, I fully encourage anyone with any positive energy to get out there and share it.
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- Greetings, here is a link to some interesting reading on the Finsbury Marks, a roving clout in Old England.
My friends in Randolph, VT are hosting The Lost Tip archery event Sept 19th and will include a marks shoot. http://www.panthervale.com/losttip/
In my opinion this is a very nice shoot and covers a wide range of challenges. (shameless plug) 8)
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Naperville, IL (PressExposure) August 31, 2014 -- TEAM B2B, a Naperville Chamber of Commerce leads group that focuses on business to business relationships, will be hosting a bags tournament in Naperville benefiting KidsMatter and their new parent education resource, ParentsMatterToo. This is the sixth year in a row that TEAM B2B will be hosting the event.
The tournament will be held Saturday, October 18, 2014 at Players Indoor Sports Center in Naperville. There will be two separate bags competitions to choose from: Competitive Doubles and Social Doubles. The entry fee for Competitive Doubles is $100 per two person team. The prizes include $500 for first place, $200 for second place, and $100 for third place. Social Doubles has an entry fee of $70 per two person team. First, second, and third place winners of the Social Doubles competition will receive trophies and donated prizes.
In addition to the doubles competitions, a long toss game will also be featured. The object is to be the player who tosses the bag into the board hole from the furthest distance. The cost per participant per game is $5 and the person who takes first place will receive a cash prize.
For a general admission fee of $25 spectators can enjoy food and refreshments that will be served throughout the duration of the tournament. Boards will also be set up for non-competitors to play and practice. Families are welcome and kids 12 and under get in free.
"This is the sixth consecutive year hosting the event and we anticipate this to be the most successful year yet. After the 2013 tournament we were able to donate $7500 to KidsMatter and this year our goal is $15,000! We are excited to see the turnout," said Josh McBroom, founder of the TEAM B2b Bags Tournament.
Team registration, general admission, and sponsorship opportunities are available at http://www.napervilleb2bbags.com. The website has been designed, donated, and hosted by Design & Promote, a local internet marketing company, member of TEAM B2B, and the 2014 Naperville Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year.
WHEN: Registration will begin at 12 pm on October 18 and the tournament will begin at 1 pm.
WHERE: Players Indoor Sports Center, 1740 West Quincy Avenue, Naperville, IL 60540
KidsMatter, the 2014 Naperville Chamber of Commerce Not for Profit of the Year, is Building resilient kids who say No to destructive choices and Yes to endless possibilities through education, parent resources, and community collaboration.


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- Children Urged to Have Their Say on Broxtowe Play Areas
- Letter from the Queen for Broxtowe Competition Winner
- Liberty Leisure Offers Support for Sports Clubs
- New Recreational Space proposed in Colliers Wood
- Children Urged to Have Their Say on Broxtowe Play Areas
- Eastwood Writer Group Launch Their Latest Books
- New Youth Mayor for Broxtowe
- Wollaton Man Fined for Overgrown Garden
- Eastwood Schoolchildren Discover Reality of Prison Life
- Closure Order to Stop Anti-Social Behaviour in Awsworth
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Children Urged to Have Their Say on Broxtowe Play Areas
Broxtowe Borough Council needs local children to help make its play areas even better by answering a few questions on how they like to play to help shape a new play strategy.
Children, with the help of their parents, are being asked to answer a range of questions about their favourite type of play spaces and activities as part of two online consultations run by the Council in partnership with Groundwork Greater Nottingham.
The consultations can be completed at www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Broxtoweplaystrategy5-9 for five to nine year olds or www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/Broxtoweplaystrategy10-16 for ten to 16 year olds and are open until 30th November.
Chair of the Leisure, Parks & Cemeteries Committee, Councillor Shane Easom said: "We all have fond memories of playing on the swings, slide or climbing trees as youngsters and this consultation will help the Council make sure it's play areas meet the needs of local children so they can enjoy their play time. I urge any parents or teachers in the Borough to encourage and help their children to complete the surveys so we can improve these areas for future generations."
There are over 40 Council managed play areas across the Borough which are enjoyed by thousands of children each year.
It first produced a Play Strategy in 2007 but it needs a review to find out what priorities local children have when it comes to play areas to best meet their needs.
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Hello everybody,
I need some help in configuring MPLS over GRE tunnels. I did not find any proper configuration example to help me. I need to do this for encrypt the traffic between two PE routers. I have 7609 routers.
Hello everybody,
I need some help in configuring MPLS over GRE tunnels. I did not find any proper configuration example to help me. I need to do this for encrypt the traffic between two PE routers. I have 7609 routers.
The same configurations of regular IP over GRE should be applied over physical interfaces, once the tunnel get ip, establish your routing protocol and LDP over the tunnel interface, based on the MPLS application you gone use decied the maximum number of labels will be included in one packet (4 bytes per label) then add the 24 GRE header and adjust your MTU.
Best Regards,
Mounir Mohamed
I understand. But, I really don't know how can I configure. I tray something but it isn't working.
I cannot establish the MP-BGP session over my GRE tunnel. I made the GRE tunnel and I put the GRE interface into one VRF.
I'm a little bit lost and I need a configuration example to have a starting point.
Alexandru Nitulescu
Hello alexandru,
one thing is to have a GRE tunnel as a VRF access link, another different matter is to use the GRE tunnel as your backbone link between PE routers.
in a few words to support MPLS forwarding and signaling you enable MPLS into the tunnel interface with mpls ip command.
interface tunnel 12
tunnel source <local PE pub ip address>
tunnel destination < remote PE pub ip address >
ip address 10.x.y.1 255.255.255.252
mpls ip
! some mtu fixing may be necessary
interface loop5
ip address 172.16.12.1 255.255.255.255
an IGP running over 10.x.y.0/30 + mpls ldp router-id loop5 or change mpls source on the tunnel
router ospf 12
network 10.x.y.0 0.0.0.3 area 0
network 172.16.12.1 0.0.0.0 area 0
router bgp 12
address-family vpnv4
neighbor 172.16.12.2 activate
neighbor 172.16.12.2 update-source loop5
neigh 172.16.12.2 send-community both
the public ip addresses are different from 10.x.y.0/30 and 172.16.12.x and must be known / advertised
public ip addresses mustn't be advertised over IGP running over GRE tunnel (try and see what happens ...)
hope to help
Thanks a log for helping me. I will try to configure in the way you suggest next week to see what's happen'.
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The Legendary Registry
If you attempt to understand the inner workings of Microsoft operating systems, or hear computer experts in these operating systems talking about the software internals, then sooner or later you will stumble across the term "Registry". Most users know that reckless editing of the Registry can quickly lead to Windows not operating properly, or even require a new installation of the operating system. But what is this Registry?
Basically, the Registry is the place where important system variables and settings are stored. It was introduced in Windows 95 in order to replace the old system files from the DOS days by converting them to a better, more modern format. Some of you may remember the old system files such as Config.sys, Autoexec.bat, System.ini or the old favorite Win.ini. The *.sys files were system files, *.ini files were initialization files and Autoexec.bat was a batch files that started relevant programs and performed various system settings on startup. All these files have one thing in common with each other, and also with the present-day Registry – they provide the operating system and applications with relevant hardware and software parameters.
Those of you who feel the wish to have a look at their very own operating system Registry can do this with the "regedit" command (in Windows 2000 and XP, you can also use "regedt32"), which you run from the menu item Start -> Run. But please take note – reckless changes, without knowing exactly what you are doing, can endanger the system stability or even require a complete new installation of the operating system. After opening the registry you are usually first confronted with five somewhat cryptic so-called "Keys", beginning with the word "HKEY". We will now explain these basic keys in more detail.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT reflects the file "classes.dat" and points to the subkey HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes. This is where information about the applications and their data associations are stored, i.e. which program is used to open a file when it is double-clicked. This main key actually only exists for the purpose of compatibility with the "good old days". For this reason, changes should only be made under KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER basically represents the old "win.ini" file from earlier times. It contains individual user settings for the user who is currently logged on, e.g. the desktop background and other basic settings relating to the current user account. This information is also simply referred to as the user "Profile".
Experienced, and perhaps somewhat older, users will recognize the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE as similar to the original system.ini. In contrast to the profile settings explained in the previous paragraph, this key applies equally to all users of the computer, since it contains all the specific hardware and software settings. The hardware information stored here can be viewed in a more comfortable, and definitely less cryptic, manner in the Windows Device Manager.
All user-defined settings for the user currently working on the computer are stored under the HKEY_USERS key. When first installed, this always contains a pre-defined standard profile with the appropriate name of "default". If several users are configured in a system (e.g. "Christian", "Andreas" and "Susi"), then these are each stored under Windows/Profiles/Username. In the course of development of Windows, and to avoid the user name being stored in the Registry in plain text (as in Windows 95/98/ME), under Windows 2000/XP each user is stored under a Security ID ("SID number") composed of the letter "S" and a numeric suffix.
HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG refers to the subkey HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Hardware Profiles\Current (Software/System) for Windows 2000/XP, or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Config for Windows 95/98/ME. This key contains the settings for connected peripheral devices, i.e. printers, scanners, hard drives etc., and reflects the well-known control panel.
Windows 95/98/ME users reading this article may wonder that they find six keys instead of the five mentioned, so we should perhaps also mention the relic HKEY_DYN_DATA. This key provides information for Plug & Play devices that are stored in the main memory and whose status is continually changing. This key no longer exists in Windows 2000/2003/XP.
We know a little more about Windows and its keys but are not really in a position to start editing values. The reason for this is simple – every key contains further subkeys and a great deal of explanation is necessary in order to explain all the exact storage locations and types. Even very experienced users seldom edit the Registry, and they mostly work on the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run key, in order to remove undesired entries from the computer startup process (here you can see that working in the Registry is not always clear and convenient); regardless of whether they are visible or not, at least some of the startup entries are located here. Yes, you read that correctly, only some of them: There are many settings possible in the Registry that allow software to be automatically started. This naturally has advantages and disadvantages.
One problem is that the different autostart possibilities are confusing and difficult to remember, even for seasoned users. Proper editing of the Registry is really only possible with the help of software tools, and we shall return to this topic later. Apart from this, its importance to Windows naturally also makes the Registry an interesting place for various types of Malware. This is not restricted to the simple idea of loading pests on startup through the use of a "hidden autostart" entry. A favorite target in the Registry is also (e.g.) the installed browser (especially Internet Explorer). Malware can use Browser Addons, which normally exist as DLL files, to be started system wide. Especially Spyware and/or Adware programs use this or a similar method. Perhaps one or other readers of this article have wondered why their browser always navigates to the same irritating advertising website when it is started – this is almost certainly an example of a browser attack via the Registry, a so-called "Browser Hijacker".
Another computer problem, or more accurately an operating system problem that is not caused by Malware, is the constant installation / deinstallation / update / deletion of programs. Many normal user operations still leave traces behind in the computer and also in the Registry. In the same way as deinstalled programs sometimes leave empty folders on the hard drive, fragments or unnecessary entries are often left in the Registry. This is one of the main reasons why a system becomes slower and slower over time, until the irritated user finally resorts to a reinstallation of the operating system. This problem, and the inconvenient nature of manually editing the Registry has led to the development of a large number of tools allowing you to easily edit or even clean the Registry.
One of these editing tools is the Emsisoft HiJackFree program, available for free from www.hijackfree.com. As a user of Emsisoft Anti-Malware you also have a copy of HiJackFree installed on your computer, which you can find in the Start Center. HiJackFree displays the most important functions and variables of the Registry in a much clearer and more convenient manner than the standard Windows tools. For example, all currently running processes and services can be displayed and – a very useful feature – deeply hidden Autostart entries in the Registry can be conveniently deactivated by selecting a check box. If you later discover that a particular deactivated function is actually needed, then the entry can be easily reactivated from HiJackFree, a feature that is unfortunately missing from many other tools.
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Richard L. ''Dick'' Clifton died Friday, April 13, 2001.
A native of Wisconsin, Mr. Clifton had resided in Athens for over 38 years. He was employed by Best Buildings. He was a member of the Royal Order of the Moose Lodge, held the Fellowship Degree of Honor and served as governor of the Athens lodge. He was a member of The American Legion, Amvets and Athens Christian Church.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Survivors include two brothers, George Clifton, Athens, and Larry Clifton, Wisconsin; two half-sisters, Penny Arts and Linda Keene, both of Wisconsin; two stepdaughters, Pat Copeland, Gainesville, and Brenda Gaivez, Athens; and two stepsons, Walter Venable, Bostwick, and Douglas Venable, Athens.
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IES New English School wins ISPL title
IES New English School (Bandra) beat RH Kapadia School (Ahmedabad) by five wickets to bag the boys' U-16 title in the All India ISPL (Inter-Schools Premier League) cricket tournament at the Ajmera I-Land Ground in Wadala.
ISPL champions IES New English School (Bandra)
Electing to field, the Mumbai school dismissed their Ahmedabad opponents for just 131 in 26.5 overs.
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WDN named Change Champion in Philanthropic Leadership
We are excited to share that the Center for Community Change (CCC) is honoring Women Donors Network as a Change Champion in Philanthropic Leadership!
Each year CCC recognizes amazing donor leaders who are building a broader movement by connecting people with resources that help them fight for change. Past honorees include our very own Quinn Delaney, Connie Heller, Maria Jobin-Leeds, Paulette Meyer, and Susan Sandler.
This year, CCC is celebrating WDN as a network — a true testament to the leadership our community has taken in leveraging our power toward progressive movement-building and giving with an intersectional lens.
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Pull out your survival kits and tattered clothing because the apocalypse is upon us. Over the past decade, the post-apocalyptic or dystopian genre has sky rocketed. With the likes of The Hunger Games and Divergent, these big budget film franchises have helped pave the way for one of the largest film and television genres of today. In spite of being a huge fan of those big budget films, I also love finding hidden indie gems that tend to be overshadowed and overlooked. Here are five indie films for your post-apocalyptic fix that you may or may not have seen:
5. Maggie (2015)
The post-apocalyptic film Maggie stars acting veterans Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin as the father-daughter duo in the early stages of a zombie apocalypse.
Unlike various apocalyptic genre-based films, Maggie is one of the most human takes on the zombie apocalypse, choosing to focus on the humanity of those infected rather than their brutality. A prime example is through the character Maggie. When she gets infected it's her family's decision to take her home and allow her not to be confined to a hospital. With society somewhat still intact, the community is aware of Maggie's condition and, like others infected, respect their wishes to allow the family to grieve.
This post-apocalyptic indie film may have its heightened moments but the heart of it lies in its ability to challenge and allow an interesting perspective on the genre.
4. Z For Zachariah (2015)
Everyone will be familiar with Margot Robbie's recent portrayal of Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad, but a role you might not be familiar with is her portrayal of Ann in the film Z for Zachariah.
Based on the book of the same name by Robert C. O'Brien, Z for Zachariah follows a young woman, Ann, as the only known survivor of the apocalypse. With her only companion being her dog, Ann lives a life of solitude and structure, taking on everyday tasks to survive.
According to the film's marketing, Z for Zachariah is a film about two men vying for the affection of one woman. Although this is ultimately true, Z for Zachariah purposefully chooses not to focus on fast-paced combat scenes or a world that needs fixing and Ann's the only one that can do it.
What often attracts me to the post-apocalyptic genre is its knack for stripping away unimportant or somewhat trivial worries of everyday life (e.g. appearance or money). If you strip away this kind of stuff, what's left is the question of humanity and what it means to be human. Z for Zachariah is a fascinating film to develop this idea.
3. The Last Survivors (2014)
There's nothing worse than telling someone who doesn't often go near the post-apocalyptic genre that it stars another teenage girl or boy. I myself question why writers of the genre always decide that their protagonist needs to be 16 years old.
The Last Survivors stars Haley Lu Richardson, Booboo Stewart and Michael Welch. It follows Kendal, a young girl that lives in a barren, desert world where water is the most valuable thing left. With her ill friend by her side, Kendal fights to protect one of the last known wells.
Sometimes less is better, especially for the post-apocalyptic genre. What I love about indie films is that by having a lower budget, more attention to detail is applied to the cinematography or mise-en-scène rather than how big an explosion can be. This is most certainly is true in the case of The Last Survivors.
2. Young Ones (2014)
Starring Elle Fanning, Michael Shannon, Nicholas Hoult and Kodi Smit-McPhee, Young Ones approaches the genre in a way I've personally never seen before.
Though on the outside Young Ones may resemble a film typical to its genre, Young Ones embodies various other genres such as western, science-fiction, experimental and thriller.
It's suggested from very early on that Young Ones tried to go out of the box. Whether through narrative, mise-en-scène, setting or cinematography, it was easy to sense the budding indie filmmakers who perhaps had little to no experience in the professional filmmaking environment, have an attempt at making an interesting post-apocalyptic film.
1. Air (2015)
With Walking Dead star Norman Reedus in the main role alongside Djimon Hounsou (Guardians of the Galaxy), Air follows two men who are living in a bunker that holds one of humanity's last known clean air sources.
It's their job to maintain the machines that keep the clean air flowing for themselves and its other dormant human survivors.
Similar to previously talked about films, Air opts to brings its audience in with two main characters focuses and one setting. Even though this may feel confining to some, I almost wonder whether that was the point.
Like many film genres, the post-apocalyptic genre or dystopian genre is not for everyone. Perhaps overused or uninspiring to some, I urge them to put aside the big budget ideals and give an indie film a shot. You never know what you might come across!
Do you have a favorite post-apocalyptic film? Let us know in the comments!


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- 198 hour(s):minute(s):second(s)
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- Netherlands (Hilversum)
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The longest radio DJ marathon lasted 198 hours and was achieved by Giel Beelen (Netherlands) on the GIEL! Breakfast Show on 3FM Radio, in Hilversum, Netherlands, from 12 May 2014 to 20 May 2014. Giel started his attempt on 12th May at 6am and finished it on 20th May at 12pm. During the attempt he was monitored closely by a medical staff comprising 2 medics, 2 physical therapists, 1 nutritionist and 2 sleep experts. He didn't leave the studio except for toilet breaks and 'power naps'. Every day at noon, a chef cooked lunch for Giel which he ate behind his DJ set. He also had a 'deskbike' under his table so he could exercise his legs and feet whilst sitting in his chair.


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For quite some time now, rumors have been swirling over our heads regarding another instalment of the #Hellboy series, directed by Guillermo del Toro.
Yet, now the actor behind the well-meaning demon has struck off all possibilities that a third movie is in the pipeline, confirming that the series is well and truly dead. While chatting at the New York Comic-Con about Netflix animation Trollhunters, Ron Perlman admitted that the Hellboy 3 project is so insignificant that he doesn't even want to give it the time of day by talking about it. Speaking of a future collaboration with del Toro on Hellboy 3, he said:
"We don't talk about that anymore. Because he's busy, and I'm busy"
Having said that though, he did then provide fervent fans with a slight glimmer of hope by saying:
"Maybe one day he's going to call and say, 'Hey, let's do it.' But for right now? We're happy discovering new worlds to conquer."
See more:
- Top 5 Superhero Sequels That Should've Happened
- Arseface In 'Preacher' And 5 Other Terrible Prosthetic Experiences
- Here's Our First Look At Guillermo Del Toro And DreamWorks' 'Trollhunters'
Ever since Hellboy II: The Golden Army came out in 2008, Perlman has been working on getting the third instalment off the ground but to no avail. Yet for a while, it did seem as if we were seeing some movements in that area — only recently a third project crept up on del Toro's IMDB and just last year, the actor revealed in an Empire podcast that he was in talks to continue the franchise, admitting:
"Guillermo told me what the resolve of the trilogy would look like, in broad strokes, and it's such an amazingly theatrical, cinematic idea, that I found it essential that we do it. We were designed to be a trilogy, with a beginning, a middle and an end. We've only done two-thirds, so I feel that we're not really done until we finish it."
This was also posted on Twitter:
Sadly, as it stands, no end to the trilogy is on the horizon. But at least we have Trollhunters to look forward to, right?
Do you want to see a third Hellboy in the making?
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|Rudiments of Music
|Chart of fingering
|Holding the flute
|Placing and forming the position of the lips
|Elementary exercises
|Easy exercises on the tie or slur
|Easy duets
|Simple exercises in single tonguing
|Exercises for gradual advancement
|Graded exercises in single tonguing
|Exercises for flexibility of lips and correct intonation
|Exercises in minor keys
|Exercises for flexibility and intonation in difficult intervals
|Exercises of moderate difficulty
|Photograph of modern Boehm System Flute
|Exercises on articulation
|Advanced exercises in articulation
|Progressive exercises in major keys
|"Grace notes, explanation and exercises"
|Exercises in extreme keys
|"The trill, explanation and exercises"
|Varied exercises in key of Gb Major
|Trills and grace notes
|"The mordent, explanation and exercises"
|"Advanced exercises, introducing examples of previous studies"
|"The gruppetto, explanation and exercises"
|"Exercises introducing grace notes, trills, articulation"
|Difficult exercises in keys of Eb Minor and D# Minor
|"The turn, explanation and exercises"
|"Grace notes, trills and turns"
|Exercises on trills and turns in key of Ab Minor
|Different styles of single tonguing
|Two Sonatas arranged as duets
|"PART II: Auxiliary fingerings, sensitive fingerings, harmonics"
|"Scales, thirds, arpeggios, etc."
|"Double tonguing, explanation and exercises"
|"Scales, thirds, arpeggios, etc."
|Double tonguing exercises
|"Scales, thirds, arpeggios, etc."
|Double tonguing with varied articulation
|"Scales, thirds, arpeggios, etc."
|Triple tonguing
|Advanced triple tonguing
|Triple tonguing with varied articulation
|Lesson 29-32
|"Scales, thirds, arpeggios"
|"Tonguing exercises, difficult combinations"
|"Scales, thirds, arpeggios"
|Advanced lessons on tone
|Study for flexibility of lips
|Chromatic scales
|"Study in trills, mordents, etc."
|Difficult study for technic
|"Staccato Etude-- on the theme Perpetual Motion by Paganini, arranged by V. Safranow"
|"Expression, breathing and style"
|"Andante by W. A. Mozart, Op. 86--arrangement by Boehm-Medicus"
|"Romance-- Ch. M. Widor, Op. 34, No. 3"
|Cadenza playing
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|Grand Studies by A. B. Furstenau
|Daily Studies by James Pappoutsakis
|Andante Pastorale et Scherzettino by Paul Taffanel
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text: Online, over the phone and around dinner tables, Canadians are turning the problem of sexual assault around like a Rubik's Cube in an effort to make sense of why 90 per cent of all sex assaults go unreported. Since the Jian Ghomeshi allegations broke, the discussion has widened in scope after two Liberal MPs were recently suspended for alleged "personal misconduct" and former deputy prime minister Sheila Copps revealed she had been raped and sexually assaulted as a young woman. Yet some insist all the talk is futile. Many say that instead of words, we need legal reforms that would encourage women to come forward. But conversation is one of the best ways to change minds.


text: On Wed, Aug 09, 2006 at 11:35:21AM +0200, Roman Zippel wrote: > Hi, > > On Fri, 4 Aug 2006, Wouter Verhelst wrote: > > > > Last time I checked the cas instruction is also not available, which > > > makes multithreaded code interesting. > > > > This is an issue I didn't know about yet. It's indeed missing, but I > > didn't know that these instructions were that important. > > > > Can you give me an example of how it's actually used in multithreading? > > I know it's used in libstdc++, possibly other places too. It's the only > way to implement signal safe primitives without kernel traps. I see. > In this case I'm considering adding a special page to the user process > (similiar to the x86 vsyscall stuff). This would make it possible to > support WildFire (locked and dma accesses don't like each other) and > similiar broken hardware. Right. I'm not even remotely near hacking libstdc++, but when I am, I'll probably give this a closer look. Thanks for pointing this out. > > > A hybrid doesn't automatically fix the toolchain problems and > > > doesn't really make the toolchain maintainance any easier, if it > > > worked for CF it would also work for m68k. > > > > Of course not; I don't think I ever implied that. > > > > However, it would solve several other outstanding problems which we have > > and that have to do with the age of the hardware. This is certainly > > important. > > What problems would that be? Toolchain problems don't solve itself and > the build speed doesn't seem to the biggest problem. [...embedded...] > The problem is that these users are not really visible, could Debian/CF > meet the release requirements on its own? > I'd really prefer to keep this at least initially separate and worry about > a possible merge later. You're not honestly suggesting that we try getting a separate port for Debian/CF, are you? Sure, the build speed is not the biggest problem. Not for now, at least. But that's only because we have bigger problems, not because the build speed isn't a problem at all. The original Vancouver proposal included a clause that no port should require more than two machines to be able to keep up. This was not a joke; they meant it. This requirement is right now not in force only because we could not get to an agreement in Helsinki; I expect it to surface again, given time, if we don't find ourselves a way of increasing the average speed per buildd. Supporting hardware that is no longer being developed requires a lot of resources; not just from Debian/m68k porters, also from other people. The security team has said that it doesn't matter for them whether they need to support 2 ports or 20, as long as the buildd infrastucture works; and while we can do that, the fact remains that requiring 26 hours to build mozilla or firefox will keep all of Debian waiting for us on a firefox security update. To name but one example; there are other examples of software that takes very long to build on our port, but do need to be built for security updates. Supporting a Debian port requires processing time, disk space, and bandwidth on ftp-master.debian.org. Adding the AMD64 port took a few years simply because ftp-master could not cope with the added load of another port on those three levels. In that light, asking for a second m68k-ish port because "not doing this will make 10-year-old hardware run even slower!" isn't going to be much of an argument, especially not if that second port would block some other port that /would/ require a separate compile target. Examples of such ports do exist, and there are a number of people waiting at the gates to be allowed in. Debian/FreeBSD, Debian/armeb, there's even talk of a port to Minix. Supporting a Debian port requires a lot of work from a lot of people. Most of that work got put on our shoulders in Vancouver, but not all of it; it's impossible to do that. The Release Managers all have a lot of work to keep an eye on all the ports; this includes the d-i release managers, the stable release managers, and the "regular" release managers that take care of etch and sid. Getting a second port to get debian to work on ColdFire is totally out of the question. And besides the point, too. Getting Debian/68k to run on ColdFire _will_ solve many problems. It will not magically fix the toolchain, that much is clear; however, it will get us hardware that is much beefier than what we have now, and this is much needed: * We had a buildd park of 12 machines, last I checked; if more than a few of those go down, we start lagging behind again. Due to the age of much of our machines, this happens more often than is the case for, say, amd64. Getting newer and more powerful hardware will mean that we will not have broken hardware as often, and that we may have more surplus capacity than we do now. While we can just add new buildd machines now, too, this isn't the most ideal solution, since adding a new buildd host increases the load on buildd maintainers fairly importantly; the cost/benefit ratio is much better on ColdFire. * If major updates are in order for large sets of packages, wanna-build will queue them in semi-random order, which isn't the most efficient. Since the core libraries take some time to build, the mess remains for a while. It takes quite a bit of work to fix such a mess; if those core libraries are built faster, then the mess is smaller and the number of failed packages and packages in dep-wait will be much, _much_ smaller. * More importantly, currently half of our buildd park are macintoshes that will not work with 2.6 kernels. 2.2 and 2.4 are scheduled to be removed from unstable, a move which will likely occur this month, maybe even this week. It will not take very long before glibc will drop support for 2.2 and 2.4 kernels, mainly because the glibc maintainers were amongst those asking for this change. While we can theoretically keep running our macs on 2.2 kernels and have them build packages, they will fail an ever-increasing number of things, much like the xargs issue that we currently see on a fair number of builds on 2.2 kernels. If our macs cannot run 2.6, we will need to find replacement for these somehow. We do not have the surplus buildd power to just forget about the 2.2-running machines and continue with those machines that do run 2.6. * Having an architecture that is actively being used and sold means that corporate sponsorship, when required, is a possibility. The same is hardly true for the current m68k port. I'm not saying that we absolutely do need corporate sponsorship, but there are times when such sponsorship can help a port tremendously. In addition, this work that I'm doing on the toolchain in support of ColdFire is teaching me a lot about the toolchain itself. Just that, ignoring all of the above, can only be a good thing, right? ;-) That being said, the coldfire stuff is not currently being merged into Debian/68k proper; we are (well, I am) doing this in a subversion repostitory on alioth.debian.org, until the hybrid stuff is mature enough to try and compile the archive with it. Only then will we think of modifying whatever is left of Debian/68k. So, yeah, it'll be at least a few years before Debian/68k will run on ColdFire hardware. Certainly etch (which is planned for December) isn't going to. > > Besides, there are actually amiga upgrades being sold based on ColdFire > > processors. See http://elbox.com/faq_dragon.html and > > http://elbox.com/news_04_12_17.html. That being said, I don't know how > > popular those are, or indeed even if they actually sold any of those > > already. > > Hmm, the oldest news is about one year old and I couldn't find anything in > the online shop. Even for their PCI boards we currently have no kernel > support. Okay, so that's a dead end then, probably. -- Fun will now commence -- Seven Of Nine, "Ashes to Ashes", stardate 53679.4


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The Great Sphinx of Giza is a statue of a mythical creature with a lion's body and a human head.
The lion was not only a symbol of power in general, it is also very common throughout the Ancient Near East as a symbol of the solar cult and of royalty. The combination with the head of the king makes the latter a powerful symbol of royalty and divinity.
The face of the Sphinx is generally believed to represent the face of the Pharaoh Khafra.
With a height of 20m, it is not only the oldest but also the greatest sphinx and one of the biggest statues ever to have have been built in Ancient Egypt.
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My father keeps sleeping some times for two or three days and nights at a time but does not fully wake up. Can dorzolamide and brimondine and lumigan together cause sever sleepiness in the elderly. These are the only medicines he is on. No one knows why
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Is radio advertising worth the cost? The podcast blog supplement for iHeartRadio's Wait What Really Ok Episode 23: Am I spending too much on local marketing with too few results?
Is radio advertising worth the cost?
When it comes to deciding whether or not to invest in to local radio advertising as a marketing approach, it is key to look at the market, the real results and the actual conversions.
Makes sense right?
Yet, so few people do that and often times get lured in to ads, packages and campaigns that cost way too much for the lack of results that come back in the forms of conversions and profits for their business.
Is radio advertising worth the cost and is it justified?
When you get the point where the pitching that is coming your way seems to make sense, then start to dig deeper to see if it actually lines up and makes sense to those that have used the same advertising plans.
Ask for a client list or to be able to talk to some one that has done a similar ad campaign. AND MAKE SURE, these are businesses that are proportional and on the same playing field as your business.
For example, if you contact a car dealership that sells Jeep Grand Cherokees, with their international brand, TV ads, print ads and heavy presence online and off, where they might spend the same amount as you on a similar campaign, if your business is a local mom and pop, you are not going to really know if those conversions came from radio.
Justify your decision by vetting the clients and the advertisers that are on the same level as you to find out if it can really work for you.
Is radio advertising worth the cost and are people actually listening?
In the area of Florida where I live, there is a radio station that has a number of hosts that claim for all these listeners, all this engagement and in truth they aren't seeing even 5% of the hyped numbers they claim.
There is one guy with a show that sells billboards and talks about his level of listenership that has basically scammed people in to advertising. Yet, these advertisers find that they aren't seeing anything. Point being just because he has convinced a whole bunch of people of less than a half truth and most of these people use other mediums to advertise (where of course this clown claims its his ads that are making the conversions) then that is not the best place for you.
Make sure listenership can be proven and make sure that you are not being handed stats for the day. That doesn't showcase if the show is being tuned in to.
Is radio advertising worth the cost? In most cases these days, No
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DATE BID: Jan 2003
Construction Period: Sep 2004 to July 2005
Total Square Feet: 36,090 Site: 3.55 acres.
Number of Buildings: One.
Building Size: Basement, 9,200; first floor, 9,200; second floor, 9,200; each additional floor, 8,490; total, 36,090 square feet.
Building Height: Basement, 7'6"; first floor, 8'8" second floor, 8'8"; each additional floor, 8'; floor to floor, 11'; total, 51'4".
Basic Construction Type: Addition/2B.
Foundation: Reinforced concrete.
Exterior Walls: Brick, vinyl siding.
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Elton & Thompson, P.C. - 2615 Jenkintown Road, Glenside, PA 19038
GENERAL CONTRACTOR: Berks Ridge Company Enterprises, Inc. - 316 Ruth Road, Harleysville, PA 19438
MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: BHG Consulting, Inc. - 1812 S. 22nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19145
Davisville Church is located in a suburban setting on a busy, main highway. Their site allowed limited room for expansion, however its members expressed their desire to address several functional and space issues that created an inhospitable environment. Most people entered the building through the rear door via a steep ramp. Access between floors was difficult for anyone with a disability. The Church had very little space for people to mingle between services. Classrooms and the nursery were located in the original Church building which dated back to the early 1900's. The Church felt these issues created a less then welcoming experience for newcomers and detracted from the worship experience and opportunities for interaction between regular attenders and visitors.
With these problems in mind the Church set out to construct a new addition. WPH Architects for Ministry worked with the Church to develop a design that would solve these problems and integrate the addition with the existing facility to make the total building welcoming and functional.
Four floors were created to match the existing floor elevations, allowing for a new elevator to provide access to all levels. A new two-story fellowship mall provides a welcoming entrance from the parking at the rear of the building and connection to the existing sanctuary up a level. A cafe and lounge provide a relaxing atmosphere for people to mingle. A new kitchen was built to service the cafe. Church offices were relocated to a more central location in the new building.
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The non-filtered Pony Express Corn Cob Pipe is a straight pipe with a short, amber bit and a slim, barrel-shaped bowl with a small amount of color in the coating that gives the pipe a soft, yellow appearance. This pipe is perfect for a 10-minute smoke break.
Straight Bit
Slim, Barrel-Shaped Bowl
Approximate Dimensions
Length: 5 in/127 mm
Bowl height: 1.75 in/44.45 mm
Chamber diameter: .625 in/15.875 mm
Chamber depth: 1.25 in/31.75 mm
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- Great Pipe in the Smaller/Compact Size Range Review by BRANDON
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The ONLY downfall is that it doesn't properly hold a filter and tobacco bits fly into your mouth with ease before a good caking is achieved on the chamber. Although I bet I can jury-rig a Medico filter (or something) into its fairly long stem. I only wish that M.M.'s bits held a filter like the majority of their bits do, that is my only complaint, and it's a small one at that. Even a small (clean) pebble could easily fix the no-filtering issue. (Posted on 6/22/2017)
- Outstanding product Review by William
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My Pony Express is a great little pipe. I like the height, compared to the bore. It lets me pack it, light it and smoke it, with very little tamping. I can smoke it slow and cool and it doesn't get soggy. It's light enough to hold in your mouth for long periods of time without tiring the jaw. It's a nice, sweet smoker.
Doing business with MM is also a pleasure. They are obviously concerned with keeping customers happy. They know how to treat a fellow. Ordering, receiving and smoking MM pipes is not just something that happens; it's an occasion. The fact that their pipes are priced so that everyone can have a nice pipe collection is another plus. I have not found any negatives with the company or their pipes. (Posted on 10/16/2015)
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Well, I decided I'd try it for myself, and just in case it didn't work out, I chose a pipe that wouldn't cost very much. So I bought a Missouri Meerschaum Pony Express and a pouch of burley tobacco. Turned out to be the best investment I ever made. Eventually I graduated to many, and much more expensive, briar pipes. But none of them could equal my original enjoyment in the simple indulgence of that corn cob pipe, for cool smoking, good flavor, and an easy draw, not to mention affordability. I have racks of briars now that I have not used for many a year, and a whole passel of corn cob pipes of all sizes which are in regular use, lying at my elbow beside where I sit, waiting their turn...and amid them there lies that little Pony Express pipe that started it all (Posted on 2/15/2013)
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OVH claims London as Tech City of Europe (despite Brexit) by landing first UK data centre in the capital
Company plays down Brexit fears by setting up a 40,000 server-base in the east side of the capital which also claims not to be covered by the US Patriot Act.
French cloud provider OVH has announced that the first of three UK data centres will be based in East London.
The company, which is going under through one of the largest global data centre expansion roadmaps in the industry today, said it will start accepting pre-orders in the spring of this year.
The data centre is expected to come online in June 2017, joining the company's 20 hubs already operational spread across the globe.
The 4,000 sqm building in London, to be code named as LCY1, will have capacity to host 40,000 servers.
OVH said the data centre will be commissioned in record time due to the existence of two nearby electrical substation. This will speed infrastructure works as there is no need to invest as heavily as usually it is in the power supply to the facility.
The building has also been fitted, prior to its acquisition, with electrical equipment including transformers, inverters and generators.
The London data centre will generate 20 local jobs and use OVH's liquid cooling technology to cool down servers bringing down the usage of air conditioning units which could lead to as much as 50% in savings in power consumption, according to OVH.
In a year when Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU are expected to start in March, OVH has also played down the negativism around the issue saying: "London remains an important financial centre, and the financial industries are leading the transition to the cloud."
The cloud provider also said that London is an important startup hub which directly competes with Paris and Frankfurt and pointed to the fact that London is a Tech City.
In a statement, OVH said the installation of the data centre will allow companies in the UK and Ireland to locate their data as close as possible to their users "in the only non-US global cloud player and therefore not subject to the Patriot Act".
LCY1 will be the company's first of three planned UK data centres. The other two hubs will provide users with a backup solution with a second site in the outskirts of London and a third geographically far enough to constitute a takeover site outside the failure area of the other two sites.
The news regarding LCY1 come days after the company announced it would be launching its first German data centre in Frankfurt in April.
OVH has previously announced its intention to invest €1.5bn in the expansion of its data centre footprint globally.
In October 2016 the company opened three data centres in Australia, Singapore and Poland. Additional data centres are expected to come online by the end of 2017 in the United States, Germany, Italy, Spain, the UK, and the Netherlands.
In a recent interview with Data Economy, Octave Kabla, chairman and CTO at OVH, said the company is committed to finish its expansion plan and he is already eyeing the next potential destinations for the company.
In a New Year Tweet to his more than 34,000 followers, Kabla said: "2016 was crazy 🙂 .. 2017 will be faster ! .. and it's just beginning .. hmmm .. Happy New Year !!! :))"


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Hillary Clinton once tweeted that "every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported." What about Juanita Broaddrick?
If the ground beneath your feet feels cold, it's because hell froze over the other day. It happened at 8:02 p.m. on Monday, when The New York Times published an op-ed called "I Believe Juanita."
Written by Michelle Goldberg, it was a piece that, 20 years ago, likely would have inflamed the readership of the paper and scandalized its editors. Reviewing the credibility of Broaddrick's claim, Goldberg wrote that "five witnesses said she confided in them about the assault right after it happened," an important standard in reviewing the veracity of claims of past sex crimes.
But Goldberg's was not a single snowflake of truth; rather it was part of an avalanche of honesty in the elite press, following a seemingly innocuous tweet by the MSNBC host Chris Hayes. "As gross and cynical and hypocritical as the right's 'what about Bill Clinton' stuff is," he wrote, "it's also true that Democrats and the center left are overdue for a real reckoning with the allegations against him."
A No. 1 bestseller by a respected physician argues that gluten and carbohydrates are at the root of Alzheimer's disease, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. What to make of the controversial theory?
"If you could make just three simple changes in your life to prevent, or even reverse, memory loss and other brain disorders, wouldn't you?"
So asks Dr. David Perlmutter, in promotion of his PBS special Brain Change, coming soon to your regional affiliate. Three changes. Simple ones. Wouldn't you?
The 90-minute special is a companion to Perlmutter's blockbuster book on how gluten and carbs are destroying our brains. In November it became a New York Times number one bestseller. Since its September release, as Perlmutter told me, "It's never not been on the bestseller list, frankly."
"Is it still number one?" I asked. A pause over the phone as he checked. In modern interview style, we were both also on our computers.
From Eve to Aristotle to Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a brief history of looking at half the population and assuming the worst
The picture was striking. The military airplane. The sleeping woman. The outstretched hands. The mischievous smile. The look what I'm getting away with impishness directed at the camera.
On Thursday, Leeann Tweeden, a radio host and former model, came forward with the accusation that Senator Al Franken, of Minnesota, had kissed her against her will during a 2006 USO trip to Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan. In a story posted to the website of Los Angeles's KABC station, Tweeden shared her experience with Franken. She also shared that photo. "I couldn't believe it," she wrote. "He groped me, without my consent, while I was asleep."
I felt violated all over again. Embarrassed. Belittled. Humiliated.
How dare anyone grab my breasts like this and think it's funny?
I told my husband everything that happened and showed him the picture.
I wanted to shout my story to the world with a megaphone to anyone who would listen, but even as angry as I was, I was worried about the potential backlash and damage going public might have on my career as a broadcaster.
But that was then, this is now. I'm no longer afraid.
How did Andrew Anglin go from being an antiracist vegan to the alt-right's most vicious troll and propagandist—and how might he be stopped?
On December 16, 2016, Tanya Gersh answered her phone and heard gunshots. Startled, she hung up. Gersh, a real-estate agent who lives in Whitefish, Montana, assumed it was a prank call. But the phone rang again. More gunshots. Again, she hung up. Another call. This time, she heard a man's voice: "This is how we can keep the Holocaust alive," he said. "We can bury you without touching you."
When Gersh put down the phone, her hands were shaking. She was one of only about 100 Jews in Whitefish and the surrounding Flathead Valley, and she knew there were white nationalists and "sovereign citizens" in the area. But Gersh had lived in Whitefish for more than 20 years, since just after college, and had always considered the scenic ski town an idyllic place. She didn't even have a key to her house—she'd never felt the need to lock her door. Now that sense of security was about to be shattered.
The nation wants to eradicate all invasive mammal predators by 2050. Gene-editing technology could help—or it could trigger an ecological disaster of global proportions.
The first thing that hit me about Zealandia was the noise.
I was a 15-minute drive from the center of Wellington, New Zealand's capital city, but instead of the honks of horns or the bustle of passersby, all I could hear was birdsong. It came in every flavor—resonant coos, high-pitched cheeps, and alien notes that seemed to come from otherworldly instruments.
Much of New Zealand, including national parks that supposedly epitomize the concept of wilderness, has been so denuded of birds that their melodies feel like a rare gift—a fleeting thing to make note of before it disappears. But Zealandia is a unique 225-hectare urban sanctuary into which many of the nation's most critically endangered species have been relocated. There, they are thriving—and singing. There, their tunes are not a scarce treasure, but part of the world's background hum. There, I realized how the nation must have sounded before it was invaded by mammals.
For years, Republican politicians have attacked the mainstream press. With Roy Moore's Senate bid, they're facing the consequences.
All news is "fake news"—at least if you're a diehard Roy Moore supporter.
With sexual misconduct allegations continuing to mount against the Republican Senate candidate in Alabama, Moore has defied calls to drop out of the race by advancing an audacious conspiracy theory—that partisan fabulists in the mainstream media are working with his enemies in the political establishment to wage a nefarious smear campaign against him. Not long ago, such claims likely would have backfired. But in the Trump era, anti-press sentiment has reached a fever pitch on the right—something candidates like Moore are eagerly exploiting.
Moore has not directly denied many of the specific allegations. Instead, he has sought to cast himself as the victim of a witch hunt and sow just enough doubt in the stories to muddy the waters in voters' minds.
The president's jab at the Democratic senator for sexual harassment calls attention to his silence about Roy Moore—and his own past behavior.
President Trump jabbed at Senator Al Franken in a pair of late-night tweets Thursday, poking at a Democrat whose career is in danger over past sexual harassment, but calling attention to his silence about Alabama U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore—and, moreover, to his own history, including his boasts about sexual assault.
On Thursday, radio host Leeann Tweeden wrote about two incidents during a 2006 USO tour to Iraq, Kuwait, and Afghanistan. In one case, she said Franken—a Saturday Night Live alumnus and comedian who was not yet a senator—forcibly kissed Tweeden against her will during a rehearsal for a skit. And after returning home from the trip, Tweeden received a CD of photos that included Franken either groping or pretending to grope her over a flak jacket as she slept.
It's precisely the beliefs of Latter-day Saints that critics dismiss as strange which produce the behaviors those same critics often applaud.
"What the Mormons do, seems to be excellent," according to Charles Dickens's 19th-century journal Household Words, "what they say, is mostly nonsense."
Since the days of Dickens, Mormons have been occasionally portrayed as virtuous despite their "strange" beliefs. Yet, those who study Mormonism closely often come to appreciate that distinct Latter-day Saint behavior is strongly tethered to distinct Latter-day Saint theology.
Writing in The Atlantic this week, Kurt Andersen praises members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or Mormons for their "sincere commitment to leading virtuous lives" while simultaneously snickering at their "extreme and strange" beliefs.
There is, of course, a long and rather ignoble tradition of simultaneously praising and mocking Mormons. In the throes of World War II, President Franklin Roosevelt sent off a friendly missive to Winston Churchill and his wife. Roosevelt noted his "very high opinion of the Mormons" while also taking the opportunity to poke fun at Mormon polygamy, which had officially ended in 1890.
Second Life was supposed to be the future of the internet, but then Facebook came along. Yet many people still spend hours each day inhabiting this virtual realm. Their stories—and the world they've built—illuminate the promise and limitations of online life.
Gidge Uriza lives in an elegant wooden house with large glass windows overlooking a glittering creek, fringed by weeping willows and meadows twinkling with fireflies. She keeps buying new swimming pools because she keeps falling in love with different ones. The current specimen is a teal lozenge with a waterfall cascading from its archway of stones. Gidge spends her days lounging in a swimsuit on her poolside patio, or else tucked under a lacy comforter, wearing nothing but a bra and bathrobe, with a chocolate-glazed donut perched on the pile of books beside her. "Good morning girls," she writes on her blog one day. "I'm slow moving, trying to get out of bed this morning, but when I'm surrounded by my pretty pink bed it's difficult to get out and away like I should."
Want to become a florist in Louisiana? A home-entertainment installer in Connecticut? Or a barber anywhere? You're going to need a license for that—and it's going to cost you.
In most states, a person who desires to install home-entertainment systems for a living, or as a part-time gig for extra cash, faces relatively few barriers to entry. This is work teenagers routinely do for grandparents after they make a technology purchase. But in Connecticut, a home-entertainment installer is required to obtain a license from the state before serving customers. It costs applicants $185. To qualify, they must have a 12th-grade education, complete a test, and accumulate one year of apprenticeship experience in the field. A typical aspirant can expect the licensing process to delay them 575 days.
These figures are drawn from License to Work, a report released this week by the Institute for Justice, a public-interest law firm that has sued state governments on behalf of numerous small-business owners and members of the working class who've faced unduly onerous obstacles while trying to earn a living.
Norilsk, Russia. Population 177,000. It's the northernmost city in the world—and one of the most deadly.
The ex-wife of the highest-ranking American member of ISIS reckons with her extremist past and attempts to build a new life.
A station agent shares his philosophy of human agency and connection.


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Ragnar Blackmane by Aaron Dembski-Bowden (Book Review)
One of the great mysteries of William King's Space Wolves series was how the young Blood Claw Ragnar Blackmane, the protagonist of the series, became an elite of the Wolf Guard without ever attaining the rank of Grey Hunter, a seasoned warrior, in Wolf Lord Berek Thunderfist's Great Company. This was especially teased in the novel Grey Hunter when in the prologue one of Ragnar's warriors calls him out on it and the young Wolf Lord dissembles. While Aaron Dembski-Bowden's Ragnar Blackmane doesn't answer that burning question (when will it happen!!??) what it does give us is a very thoughtful and introspective look at Ragnar when he was still new to the Wolf Guard and still making a name for himself in his Lord's company. While not the finest of Aaron's work nor his most subtle, it does come close and is a damn fine read.
Curse of the Wulfen by David Annandale (Book Review)
When I first got into Warhammer 40,000 fiction my first stop was Grey Hunter by William King. Odd to start with a third novel in a series for a setting you don't understand but that's where I was some fifteen years ago. I was no stranger to this however because when I started on the Animorphs novels by K. A. Applegate, the third novel The Encounter was where I started. And just as then, I fell in love with what I was reading. For me, Grey Hunter started an obssessive love with the Space Wolves and Ragnar in particular that persists to this day. Always happy to read something about them, and in that respect Curse of the Wulfen definitely stands as one of the best that Black Library has to offer. Part of the War Zone Fenris campaign, this novel by David Annandale explores how the Space Wolves Chapter must adapt once its mythical Thirteenth Company returns to the material realm, lost for some ten thousand years. It is a fantastic start to the campaign lore, and I definitely recommend it.


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February 21st, 2009, 07:11 PM #1
Can't get WebMerge FTP feature to load
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Hi Guys
I've been using WM for some time and it works OK, even if the interface is a bit quirky.
Now I want to autmate more and tried to use the FTP feature .
I've followed the instructions in Web Merge Help. It says...
You can enter new server info or modify an existing set of info by choose "Edit list..." from this control. This opens the FTP Server Settings window....
Except in my version (2.4) it doesn't, nothing happens !!
How do I get it to work?
Any ideas.
I tried downloading the latest version with the same results. Incedentally the download gave me version 2.4.1 NOT 2.4.2 as published.
February 23rd, 2009, 11:07 AM #2
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No response at all? For most of our customers choosing "Edit List..." from that popup control brings up a dialog for editing your FTP settings. We have enough people using that feature that I'm confident we could get yours to work as well.
It may be that something went wrong with the installation. I would recommend a fresh download - in fact, it may be a good idea to try WebMerge 2.5 Beta, since this new version is in active development and it'll be much quicker to make any fixes if needed.
The public beta version of v2.5 is available on our Download page:
I've also clarified the distinctions for the v2.4 downloads; the differences between v2.4.1 and v2.4.2 affect OS X users only. In fact, that build was the first in the product's history that was platform-specific, but Apple had made some changes to the OS which required us to update some libraries.
With v2.5 going forward we expect to maintain version number parity among all supported platforms.
February 25th, 2009, 04:57 AM #3
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Quick update, Bob: While adding a new Preferences window to WMv2.5, I discovered an unintended limitation with regard to how FTP settings are stored. The method used previously limited the number of FTP accounts that could be stored there to ten. If you had more than that, that may been what caused the behavior you note.
This has been fixed for the next build of WM2.5. I'm still adding a couple other goodies, but if you need it right away let me know and I'll drop you a custom build.
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Even as it was happening, 1968 seemed to be the Ride of the Century. It zoomed along Time's highway, blindly changing lanes and bouncing off guard rails in dented, drunken determination to find its way home. That it had absolutely no idea where that destination was didn't even seem important at the time, but it got there eventually – all sweaty and exhausted within the souls of its passengers and the pages of history books.
I had been transplanted from San Diego to a strange new town a few miles outside of Washington D.C. during the Summer of Love, where I was to do grades nine through 12 and return after graduation. It might just as well have been in another country. I was just overcoming a powerful dose of culture shock when 1968 kicked into gear.
So many things happened then in our country and in the world that the enormity of it all can seem unreal to those who weren't on the ride. In my case, it was also a furious, awesome setting for the torments of adolescence to come screaming into life. The longings were intense, the joys immense, and the fear was always near. Never before or since were weekends so anxiously anticipated. Friday afternoons would signal two and one-half days pursuing pleasure in a world that was losing its marbles. There was some sort of instinctive drive to make every moment memorable. I'm happy to have recognized that drive and grateful that I never resisted it.
But the fear and dread would begin to come back every Sunday night around 10pm, right after "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" had ended. The theme song during the closing credits became to me a tower bell proclaiming the imminent, compulsory return to the Real World. The magical weekend was essentially over; time to get some sleep before having to face the mysterious dangers of the upcoming week. That song's evocative power was somehow blocked from my memory for well over four decades, until the Truth paid me a surprise visit and damn near set me free.
It was in an issue of Filmfax (a sublimely entertaining, overpriced quarterly) where I learned about the availability of a Smothers Brothers DVD boxed set, one that had me scurrying over to Frye's within minutes of noticing the title. As it turns out, this set had been self-absorbedly sitting on the shelves and waiting for me for quite a long time. "You would have known about me if you only had a computer and Internet access, you retarded freak," it chuckled to me from its bag as I drove us home. I was far too retarded to respond.
Very soon, I was watching all four discs of this arrogant bitch. It was 1968 again; the awe and fear began to return, and I began turning into jelly.
I haven't been so affected by any session of television viewing since I first saw King of Kings one Easter afternoon back East a long time ago. When was it? Ah, yes. 1968. Channel five. Unmistakable. Quite a year.
I gave up cable ages ago and was unaware that these shows have had many subsequent runs on (I think) the E! channel. Maybe others as well. But I hadn't seen even one second of any of them since they were first broadcast in late '68 and early '69. Hadn't even heard that theme song since Damon and Keenan Ivory Wayans used it on their first "Brothers Brothers" sketch on "In Living Color" in 1990.
But I was hearing it now. Big time.
This wonderful collection is the real thing, boys and girls. Or at least most of it. Unfortunately, the set's single defect turns out to be a real pisser: the episodes are the cable versions, which were severely shortened in order to accommodate some new intros and a lot more commercials. A fabulous stand-up spot by the greatest Nixon impersonator of all time, David Frye, is over in about 20 seconds. Several announced guests have simply disappeared. Lovely Leigh French, whose appearances would hauntingly engorge my loins, is barely present. But as maddening as the abridgements are (did someone think I wouldn't notice and warn the world?), anger is soothed, nursed, burped, and bathed by the passion and power of what remains.
For me, the crown jewel is an outstanding performance/medley from the musical Hair, which features the co-authors Gerry Ragni and Jim Rado singing and springing their hearts out in their original Broadway roles. We all became friends two years later; Rado came with me to my high school graduation and Ragni would have fun showing me the seamier sides of New York City. Gerry has since died, but seeing both of them now, so happy and vital and superb and right in front of me grabs my heart and squeezes it like the joy of a high, triple-digit Draft Lottery number.
There's plenty more music in these discs, from Tom and Dick, the Doors, Harry Belafonte, Ike and Tina, Ray Charles, Joan Baez, Donovan . . . all suddenly transcending the decades to provide the musical score to a magical return to one's past.
I'm used to (and thankful for) frequently reuniting with departed loved ones in dreams, for all sorts of conversations and adventures. The most curious aspect of these reunions is a very natural acceptance that these departed branches of my life thrive again as if they'd never fallen. No "God I've missed you; how did you come back?!", just precious business as usual until I wake up and once again begin to feel like the victim of some tragic robbery.
The deal with these Smothers Brothers shows is that, to me, they become like a waking dream. Those dead with whom I watched the programs four decades ago or those who were my dearest friends during their pre-mortem years are suddenly alive all around me, watching the shows with me, only now I can't see or hear them and I start shaking and sobbing in frustration. I'm back in 1968, I'm merely feeling them; I'm wanting them more than I'll ever want anything again and I'm frightened beyond belief.
The Smothers Brothers theme arrives, the credits roll, the reverie has ended again. Only some more sleep is left before the next cautious steps into a dangerous year. Sure, it's happened before; it's just that there's so much less of me now. Somehow I've got to find more. In the meantime, The Smothers Comedy Hour – The Best of Season 3 (Time/Life) is a comfort, a memorial, a high watermark of feeling that has left me stunned and in awe.


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SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com advises holding Jet Airways. "One can look for a level of Rs 415-430 by the time the Etihad deal goes through," he adds.
SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com told CNBC-TV18, "In Jet Airways, I am banking more on the Etihad deal and the timeline which has been given by the media reports. September 20 looks to be the date by which they should be able to see that deal going through, which will be a very big positive for the company."
He further added, "You have the gray areas that open offer will come or not, but even I don't think that market is now too much playing on the open offer. However, the moment we will see the deal of Etihad going through, I am hoping that the share should be able to move to a level of Rs 415 to Rs 430."
"In respect to the increase in air fare that is because of rise in ATF prices and generally this coming quarter is always good season for the airlines because of the holidays. So they try to offset their cost and all. I am not too much enthused with the news of the price hike or maybe the fare price hike, but waiting to see the Etihad deal getting cleared, which is expected by September 20. I will advise to remain invested, look for a level of Rs 415-430 by the time the deal goes through," Tulsian said.


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The Blue Mound Sun, Friday, May 5, 1911,
H. Conner
William Henry Conner was born
February 2, 1837 near Ada, Hardin county, Ohio. On the home farm he grew
to manhood. He was united in marriage December 20, 1858, with Amanda F.
Wetherill with whom he lived until September 4, 1909, when they were separated
by the death of Mrs. Conner.
He was converted and joined the
Methodist Episcopal church in January 1860 at Maysville, Ohio. About the
month of October, 1861, he enlisted in the service of his country and was
assigned to Co. B, 45th Ohio volunteer infantry. He served until the close
of the war and was discharged in May 1865. He lived on a farm in Ohio
until February 1880, when the family moved to Johnson county, Mo.,, and remained
there four years. In April 1884 he came to Linn county, Kansas, and for a
number of years lived on a farm near Blue Mound. Fort the last ten years
he has lived in Blue Mound. At six o'clock the morning of May first,
1911 he departed this life. He leaves two sons and one daughter, seven
grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Of a family of twelve
children only one brother and one sister remain.
Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church, conducted by Rev. Wesley Emerson, of Ottawa, assisted by the
pastor, M. R. Molesworth. A number of old soldiers were present.
After the Masonic ritual service at the grave the body was laid to rest beside
the wife of his youth and years one son in the beautiful cemetery of Blue Mound.
But one expression is heard from
the people of his large acquaintances, and that is, a good man has gone.