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Centos 5.1 Live CD
The makers of the free enterprise Linux, Centos, have released version 5.1, the latest version of their distribution on a Live CD.
This is the first release to use the Fedora project's Live CD tools. The two projects have closer ties than a single toolkit: Centos is created from GPL-licensed source code by Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL); the Fedora community project is sponsored by Red Hat as a test bed for new developments in RHEL.
Thanks to the new production application, the image of the Centos 5.1 Live CD can now be booted from a USB stick. The software collection is from Centos 5.1 and thus matches that of RHEL 5.1.
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Debian project maintainers who just stop maintaining their software packages and fail to respond to mail are a big problem for the free Linux distribution. Now, Debian is introducing new rules to resolve the issue.
This was the decision taken by the Debian Quality Assurance (QA) team that met last week in Merida, Spain. The MIA team is responsible for volunteer Debian developers who go "missing in action" .
Now, whenever somebody reports a Debian developer as inactive to the MIA database, the following process applies. The team first sends a friendly mail to the "missing person" and waits 15 days for a response. The message is then repeated, after all, the original message might have gone astray. After another 15 days, the team sends another package that the team is considering tagging the Debian package as orphaned. The maintainer then has 30 days to respond before the team actually explicitly threatens to tag the package as orphaned. After another 15 days the package is then finally classified as orphaned, and after another 90 days, the Debian project sends a goodbye mail to the ex-developer.
The MIA project is quick to point out that sending mails to Debian developers is not its only purpose in life: it also happy to help volunteers to secure more help for package maintenance. The MIA database is non-public as it contains personal data.
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Michael Russo has covered the National Hockey League since 1995. He has covered the Minnesota Wild for the Star Tribune since 2005, after 10 years of covering the Florida Panthers for the Sun-Sentinel. He uses "Russo's Rants" to feed a wide-ranging hockey-centric discussion with readers, and can be heard weekly on KFAN (100.3 FM) radio and seen weekly on Fox Sports North.
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Defenseman Keith Ballard did not accompany the Wild to our nation's capital this morning.
He will miss the two-game trip that starts Thursday against the Capitals and continues in Raleigh on Saturday with an upper-body injury. Coach Mike Yeo said it is in no way related to the concussion that kept him out of seven games recently and that the team has gotten Ballard checked out and it doesn't believe he'll be sidelined "long-term."
But he was in a lot of pain, Yeo said, so the team obviously left him back. Ballard was back for three games and had three assists before getting hurt again.
With the Wild in need of a right D against the Capitals, Nate Prosser will get the call. Prosser has two assists in five games and is plus-3.
He played well during a recent four-game stretch before being removed again because of the return of Ballard and Jonas Brodin on the same night against Montreal.
Coach Mike Yeo said Prosser's play warrants him getting back in and this has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that Matt Dumba's next game would be his 10th -- meaning his three-year contract kicks in.
Against an intimidating Caps lineup with a lights-out league best power play, Yeo said the Wild needs Prosser, who is a solid penalty killer.
Carson McMillan was reassigned.
The Wild has won six of seven. It's looking for its fourth consecutive win. It has won three in a row twice previously without winning that fourth straight, so there's one goal for Thursday.
The Wild is 1-5 all-time at Washington, being outscored 14-4 in the five losses. Its lone win was Nov. 21, 2002, by a 4-3 score.
The Caps have the best power play and best penalty kill in the NHL. It has given up one power-play goal in the past 10 games and scored four power-play goals in a 6-2 win over the Islanders on Tuesday.
So big challenge. The Wild has the second-best power play in the NHL.
"Our power play's been very good this year, too, so we should take it as a chanllenge that it's us against them," Yeo said. "Likewise our penalty kill, it's a good opportunity to go out there and prove we can continue to go in the right direction. It'll be a challenge. First and foremost, we have to be focused on staying out of the box."
Ryan Suter is coming off his best game in a long time. Two assists in 30-plus minutes and great defensively.
"Some of the plays he made, just watching it, you can't help but marvel," Yeo said.
I talked to Dany Heatley about being on the fourth line. That will be in Thursday's notebook in the paper, as well as a feature on the always fun Nate Schmidt, the former Gophers star D who has played 11 games and is on Washington's top defense pair with Mike Green.
Fun story to write. I also have a few interesting notes that'll be in Friday's game notebook.
Same forward lines against the Caps as Tuesday against Calgary. I didn't ask about the goalie, because we know Josh Harding's in net.
Be prepared, I think this Sunday column will be another blog Q&A mailbag. I will post a blog in the morning asking for questions.
I will be on KFAN at 4:15 p.m. CT and on Fox Sports North's pregame show and first intermission on Thursday. Remember, with the radio conflict with the Vikings, the Wild will be on 107.9 FM Thursday.
The Toronto Maple Leafs, expected to be very active in the free-agent market, got the ball rolling today when they acquired goaltender Jonathan Bernier from the Los Angeles Kings for former University of North Dakota standout Matt Frattin, Ben Scrivens and a conditional second-round pick.
The Wild, as reported here Saturday, were in the mix for Bernier with the Maple Leafs and Flyers. The Kings were looking for a top prospect from the Wild and at least Darcy Kuemper, sources say.
The Wild continues to talk contract with Niklas Backstrom. He can become a free agent July 5, but the Wild has also been investigating trade options. Remember, salary-cap space is limited as of now. The Wild technically has about $6 million available to spend this summer (that's before potentially re-signing Backstrom, Cal Clutterbuck and Jared Spurgeon), so it's clear the Wild will need to make some trades or execute some buyouts in order to free up more flexibility.
For more on that, see this report.
Things should start to heat up as next Sunday's draft in Newark approaches. GM Chuck Fletcher and assistant GM Brent Flahr are available to talk about the draft Monday.
By the way, I will be filling in for Paul Allen on KFAN Monday and Tuesday from 9-noon.
Actor/comedian/Super Trooper Erik Stolhanske will be sitting in with me Tuesday, which will be a hoot.
On these days, I'll have Kevin Falness joining from the Wild Road Tour, likely Charlie Coyle and Jason Zucker, Matt Cullen, St. Louis Blues coach Ken Hitchcock, Vikings sackster Jared Allen, Star Tribune baseball writer Lavelle E. Neal the Third, Fox Sports North's Jamie Hersch and Ben Clymer and some other surprises as well.
The Wild hosts the Detroit Red Wings late this afternoon at 5 p.m. at the X.
Jason Zucker will make his season debut, Johan Larsson his NHL debut. This puts five players 22-and-under in the Wild lineup tonight -- backup goalie Darcy Kuemper is 22, Zucker is 21, Larsson and Mikael Granlund are 20 and Jonas Brodin is 19.
I will be on Fox Sports North's Wild Live at 4:30 p.m. today and also during the first intermission around 5:40ish.
Here is today's Zucker-Larsson-Nate Prosser notebook.
Here is my Sunday column on how Kevlar socks should be made mandatory in the NHL. Only a handful of Wild players wear em, and Mike Rupp, in reaction to the awful Erik Karlsson injury in Ottawa, decided to try them against Colorado. He liked the feel and plans to continue.
Remember, at 11 a.m. on NBC, there will be a pretty moving piece on the relationship Jack Jablonski has with Vikings star Adrian Peterson.
Good morning from Chateau Russeau, where for a rarity, I didn't have to be at a morning skate. Because of the early game, the players didn't go down to the X today, so I can't give you the lines so many of you are curious about. We will talk to coach MIke Yeo at 3 p.m., so I will blog and tweet them soon after.
Niklas Backstrom vs. Petr Mrazek tonight. Mrazek is a 21-year-old Czech who tore up the AHL during the lockout and won his only start of the season vs. St. Louis.
To guess lines, one we know. After combining for two goals in the shootout loss to Colorado on Thursday, you know Zach Parise-Mikko Koivu-Dany Heatley will remain intact.
From there, it's just a guess because Pierre-Marc Bouchard was sick yesterday and likely won't play today and because Yeo will have to choose one other forward to come out.
My guess is Zucker slots right into a line with Matt Cullen and Devin Setoguchi because Torrey Mitchell filled in there yesterday.
The other line in practice was: Mikael Granlund-Kyle Brodziak-Cal Clutterbuck in practice. So if that stays the same, perhaps Yeo just slots Larsson onto the fourth line with Mike Rupp and Zenon Konopka and sits Mitchell? Or perhaps he plays Mitchell and has Larsson center the fourth line with Rupp. I'd think Rupp plays because he scored last game and was the forward Yeo pretty much chose to get more ice time once Clutterbuck left the game. Remember also, Konopka took a bad penalty against the Avs and Yeo made his displeasure known by not giving Konopka another shift.
Still, my guess is that Mitchell sits.
The only caveat to all this is if the club isn't comfortable playing a banged up Clutterbuck, who did feel better yesterday but was having issues with peripheral vision in the second period of the Colorado game. That's why he left the game.
Again, despite Brodziak's rough start to this season and tough shift after the Mikko Koivu go-ahead goal the other night, I can't see the only right-shot center being scratched. He comes in handy on defensive-zone right-circle draws.
Funny tweet, by the way, from Konopka yesterday at @zenonkonopka: "I think that Jonas Brodin should get some serious consideration for the Calder trophy (rookie of the year), side note- I may adopt the kid"
OK, that's it. I'll update blog after we talk to Yeo.
After working past midnight on New Year's Eve and all day New Year's Day, the NHL extended a "comprehensive response" to the NHLPA's comprehensive response to the NHL's latest proposal late Tuesday night.
Got it?
Basically, the NHL and NHLPA are in a negotiating game of ping-pong, which is very much a good thing.
Good morning. I'll be filling in from 12-3 on KFAN (100.3 FM) today, so please tune in. You can also tweet me questions at @russostrib or leave them on my Facebook page.
Guests today include Gophers coach Don Lucia (12:35 p.m.), St. Louis Blues coach Ken Hitchcock (1:20 p.m.), Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch (1:35 p.m.), Vikings.com's Mike Wobschall (12:15 p.m.) and WCCO's Mark Rosen from 2-3.
The NHLPA took the NHL's latest response last night in order to digest it and likely respond to it today. There's a very good chance the two sides meet again.
"In our response, there were certain things that the Players' association asked for that we agreed to, there were some things that we moved in their direction and there were other things that we said no," Commissioner Gary Bettman told reporters in New York. "But that's part of the process."
Three proposals have been exchanged in the past five days. A deal must be struck by Jan. 11, or the season likely will be canceled. The plan is for training camp to start by Jan. 12 and a 48-game season to begin Jan. 19 if a collective bargaining agreement can be reached.
Realisticallty, a deal must be reached before Jan. 11 in order to get it fully down on paper, lawyered up and ratified.
The NHLPA has until midnight tonight if it wants to file a disclaimer of interest and dissolve the union, but with both sides creeping closer, that's unlikely. The NHLPA could always vote as a membership again to file a disclaimer of interest at a later date if things go haywire.
But I don't see that happening. I truly believe a deal will be struck in the coming days. There's several part of the pact that has already been agreed upon, and as RDS reported last night, the NHLPA is willing to do a 10-year CBA now under certain conditions and the sides are close to an agreement on revenue sharing.
The main things being tackled now are pensions and what the upper limit of the salary cap will be starting in 2013-14. The NHL's proposal of $60 million was unacceptable to the NHLPA.
"The fact that we're involved in a continuous process is something that I'm glad to see, but we're clearly not done yet," said Bettman.
But players I talk to are confident and more and more players are starting to trickle back from Europe in anticipation of camps starting.
I'm up early because I couldn't fall back to sleep after my 3 a.m. wakeup call to watch the U.S. Czechs. No contest as the Americans won big, 7-0, in the quarterfinals to advance to a 3 a.m. CT Thursday rematch against Canada. The U.S. lost 2-1 to Canada a few days ago. The game can be seen on NHL Network and NHL.com.
Johnny Gaudreau had a hat trick today and has five goals in two games, showing why Don Lucia said after the Gophers' 8-1 win over Boston College on Sunday that the win should have an "asterisk" on it because the Eagles were without Gaudreau and two injured veteran defensemen.
Riley Barker had two goals, JT Miller had a goal and two assists, Jacob Trouba and Seth Jones had four assists apiece and John Gibson had the shutout with 31 saves. Trying to decipher the boxscore, but I think the Americans went 5 for 12 on the power play and there were 18 or 19 power plays in the tightly-called game.
OK, that's it. Give me a listen please on the radio if you want to hear some Vikings, puck talk and a little bit of everything with Rosie. And of course I'll be up at 3 a.m. for the semifinal, although I've been keeping the tweets to a minimum because I don't want to wake up anybody who happens to get my tweets texted to their phones.
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Restorative justice in higher education: A compilation of formats and best practices
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....There are many restorative tools and processes that can be used in the university setting. This guide is specific to Judicial and Residential Life processes within Institutions of Higher Education. Addressed below are the five most common methods of implementation that are used at the 9 colleges and universities in this study. The goal of all 5 Restorative Processes is for the respondent to acknowledge responsibility, identify harm and obligations, and develop a restorative plan agreed upon by the person responsible and impacted parties. Language used in Restorative Judicial Processes is different than the language used in Traditional Judicial Processes so that stigmatization is less likely to occur.
Apr 30, 2012 Story, Manual, School, Region: North America and Caribbean, Policy, Country:USA
Meeting the murderer: Profile of victim-offender dialogue facilitator
from the entry on Grits for Breakfast:
See an interesting article from the Christian Science Monitor about a boat builder from Maine who runs a non-profit facilitating victim-offender dialogue (VOD) between violent criminals and their victims or their families, which is an idea derived from "restorative justice" models.
Apr 27, 2012 Dialogue, Victim, Offender, Other, Region: North America and Caribbean, Prison, Country:USA
The Interrupters: A story of restorative justice
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The interrupters program is based on the work of epidemiologist Gary Slutkin, who compares the spread of violence to the spread of infectious diseases. The interrupters try to stop the infection at its fountainhead, which is where Matthews lives—at the source.
Apr 19, 2012 Community, Gang, Region: North America and Caribbean, Case:Poverty, Country:USA
Circles for sex offenders first in the South
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Durham County is home to about 300 convicted sex offenders.
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Posted 27 May 2011 - 01:55 PM
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Posted 27 May 2011 - 04:10 PM
I approve this!
Posted 27 May 2011 - 05:46 PM
Thanks al_jo
Posted 27 May 2011 - 06:45 PM
Posted 28 May 2011 - 02:54 PM
Will be testing that out (with 81) shortly!
Posted 28 May 2011 - 04:17 PM
Just a suggestion - it would be best (to avoide confusion) if the project name on things "published" was somehow unique. For example, this looks like a clone of Chris's project (name the same, directory the same, etc.)...No easy way to distinguish from a log file or anything else that this is a snapshot in time and then potentially modified.This is for those who want a complete system Win7PE without any need to look around for scripts!
It's based on the stripped down version of ChrisR's Win7PE_SE.
NOT trying to poke at you - just thinking outloud that we need to come up with a better way to allow management of all the different "flavors" that have a common ancestry.
p.s. the memtest 4.0 script seems to be in two places...
Posted 28 May 2011 - 04:34 PM
Posted 28 May 2011 - 04:49 PM
in the diagnosis and systems sections...p.s. the memtest 4.0 script seems to be in two places...
Also had a Download error on CPUID HW Monitor, While unrelated, it did cause me to discover that it is also listed two times in the Diagnosis section (once with an embedded attachment at version 1.14 and another with link to ftp of version 1.17). Probably should go with the later version...
As for naming and management of projects, I would like to see projects where the bulk is APP scripts to just release app scripts. If it is just a matter of tuning the selection of scripts, then maybe a "recipe"...If there are real tweaks to the core of the project, then a separate project would be the way to go. The key issues are to minimize confusion, and duplication of delivery and efforts while still providing flexibility, etc.
Posted 28 May 2011 - 06:05 PM
"You cannot do a 'crime' here as long as you do not distribute non-distributables" IMO is common opinion (inspite some members also have no troubles to distribute warez non-distributables).
Example for what is accepted here (inspite for me it is illegal): There exists a (closed source) tool I developed and still maintain, Reg2WBSprg. In the ( C )API there is included a download of a clone of it from any server, inspite my server continously contains the actual version.
But allow a suggestion: Any remark in [Main] of script.project, whether the core of your project is originally Win7PE_SE (dated of ...) or based on ..., but modified, could be helpful in case of issues.
As "other user" no issue found right now!
EDITED trying to explain my bad English first version a bit better.
Posted 28 May 2011 - 06:23 PM
As I said, NOT an attack...I was prepared for this "attack".
To my knowledge of copyright, YES..you are violating the law (at least in the US), since there is an implicit copyright UNLESS it is explicitly given up by saying that the work is covered under some other form of license. BUT, if if the "owner" doesn't care, then it's a moot point.Have I been doing some "copyright" crime?
If so, then sue me!
Yes, there are a few issues (already mentioned), but the intent here was to stimulate discussion on how to make things BETTER...You (I think) by your actions have shown that you DO care about that (i.e. making things BETTER)...To all other users: Only report any errors/mistakes in the scripts.
So, if you want to ignore it - fine with me, but it's just a good practice to follow to make sure that if something is changed, then it is marked as changed before release.
For example, even the duplicated script for Memtest (written by you) had changes to it - i.e. the interface in the one on the Diagnostic section was different than the one in the System section. HOWEVER, both of them had the same version, the same date, etc.
Yes, there should be a place for work-in progress - but If we really want to have a project taken seriously, then it wouldn't be a bad idea to be more serious about making sure that we manage releases more carefully.
On the whole a GREAT JOB and a great idea to pull as many as possible of the scripts that have been contributed over time into a single place, and TEST them to make sure they are still current and working...MAYBE it can become the successor to the UBCD4WIN??? But based on a modern infrastructure (WinBuilder) and PE3...
Posted 28 May 2011 - 10:24 PM
First step to become "legally" here!
Posted 28 May 2011 - 11:01 PM
There is a serious misunderstanding here.Download deleted because of "Sbaeder"
Deleting the file is now causing confusion to people looking for the project, especially after being mentioned on the weekly newsletter that is sent to thousands of readers.
Please restore it as soon as possible
This is just non-sense. End-users visiting this topic get frustrated without reason for such. If there is a legal issue, we understand what is wrong and then react. This should not be the other way around.First step to become "legally" here!
What Sbaeder wants to express is the way how copyright is understood. You are giving credit to ChrisR, which in turn has also based his in the work of many others before him.
Please read his comment again.
The correct procedure is asking ChrisR for permission and assign credit as you have already done on the first topic. If he declines (which I doubt), there are always other projects that you can use as base.
In either case, please don't deprive every user visiting this topic from trying your project and restore back the link as soon as possible. We already have so many problems to deal with, this broken link shouldn't be one of them.
Thank you.
Posted 29 May 2011 - 12:54 AM
YES - I never it meant for it to be removed, but IMPROVED, and it certainly wasn't something I expected to see happen this fast Figured we could think on it further and come up with some broader guidelines for all the projects/scripts...There is a serious misunderstanding here.
What Sbaeder wants to express is the way how copyright is understood. You are giving credit to ChrisR, which in turn has also based his in the work of many others before him.
Please read his comment again.
As I also said, I think this is a BIG service to the community! Especially if we set up a web server based approach for the scripts, which would make it simple for anyone to grab the ones they want!
BUT all of that is improvements for down the road...
Again, thanks for this effort!
Posted 30 May 2011 - 08:49 AM
Posted 30 May 2011 - 05:41 PM
Posted 30 May 2011 - 09:14 PM
your PE-project (full) works accurate and very very fast (in 14 minutes), without errors, and in first tests with all scripts and with vmwareplayer very, very, very good!
TOP work. Thank you very much. Keep up!
Posted 31 May 2011 - 01:54 PM
I like the over all ease at which we can use this setup. I'm a little saddened by the lack of more applications (though I know this setup by far is the most that can be found in one collection for the WIN7PE) when compared to XP Live series that has been developed for.
Thank you again,
Posted 31 May 2011 - 05:13 PM
ps. Maybe nothing serious since av tend to recognise password recovery tools as viruses.
Edited by DariusB, 31 May 2011 - 05:18 PM.
Posted 05 June 2011 - 04:52 PM
I've built the newer edition of this PE. I am very happy with how it looks and feels so far. I have one question to ask.
A lot of these utilities have redundant functionality. I know how to go through the Winbuilder program and modify what selection I want or don't want for the most part but I have some confusion trying to identify what program does what. For instance there isn't very much detailed information describing what application does what; HD Tasks Clonedisk and MacReflectPE or ScreenHunter/TedNPad. Are there ways to go back and add information as to what these utilities are or create a master list on a website describing the applications and other closely related software included in this bundle?
Forgive my lack of knowledge when it comes to the scripting side of these programs, I am just an average user trying to simplify the overall process for the end user experience.
Thank you again,
Posted 05 June 2011 - 10:10 PM
Thank you for replying. Two questions for you then to see if you are interested. Firstly, do you have a master list of all the applications you have currently installed and where I can see if they have a download location? For instance, is there a place for me to read up on the applications to see what they are, where they come from, and what they can do? I don't mind composing something like this to help out with the community, heck i'd even consider making short video based tutorials on how to use them if desirable I just find it currently overwhelming to tackle them one at a time when honestly I am not sure what half of them even do.
Secondly, is there a possibility for users to submit requested applications for you to develop into this project? The idea you said was to compile many system tools for end users to benefit from and there are many more out there that could be incorporated to meet this goal. I for instance currently use this project for all my system rescue; malware repair, system cloning/restoration,..., list goes on. How can we the end users get a better idea of workable applications to submit to you for development? Are you bound by interest, time, legality, difficulty, system requirment,...? Items i'd love to see added are some common place av software tools like malwarebytes or comodo internet security.
Again these ideas might sound dumb to you (i'm still of the newb perspective here) but anything I can do to help is very much of interest here. I think projects like these are of very great importance and I cannot tell you how much I use these products on a daily basis.
Posted 06 June 2011 - 05:37 AM
See now we are talking
I just went and started to dig a little bit about all these scripts that are littered throughout the forum. I had to ask myself, why would people post about functional scripts working when I cannot find these same scripts in the WinBuilder program or point the Winbuilder program to the scripts that are extracted? A little research and magic; lay the file within the Project folder. I'm starting to love this community more and more but I'll have to be honest the ease of use is a bit questionable. I don't consider myself to be a super smart computer geek but I'm tech savvy enough to distinguish between a bit and a byte finding some of these glaring obvious things not so obvious. If I was to bring a clarity and usability focus to the community at large, to what head hanchos would I need to be directed at?
Posted 06 June 2011 - 07:19 AM
If I were you, besides posting where al_jo suggested, I would PM Nuno, and explain him how as-is the usability of the Winbuilder is not optimal and what you propose would be useful AND what part you could take in the new (pardon me the pun) order of things.
Posted 06 June 2011 - 07:31 AM
Hello!If I was to bring a clarity and usability focus to the community at large, to what head hanchos would I need to be directed at?
Participate more often around our community and you can power any change.
I (and many other folks) will be around to help you with the means at our reach.
Posted 06 June 2011 - 03:16 PM
Posted 06 June 2011 - 03:41 PM
- More people can follow up public talks
- More opinions and ideas to brainstorm
- No need to repeat same questions/answers so often
- Ease of use, no need to install any software to read posts
- (...)
But in either case, I'm a skype fan, you can add me as "nunobrito.azores" whenever you want to talk about something in particular.
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i beat it a while back 18 sec (iirc) using a pair of Supertalent 32GB SSD's in raid 0 and a phenom II X4@4ghz will look for the SS its on these forums somewere
How much difference would a UEFI BIOS make? That's the question I want answered. EDIT: freaksavior: Restart time.
I think it would speed it up - see this article. I don't know how much, though. My BIOS only takes about 5 seconds or so.
My C4F takes aaaages to post... Anyone who owns one of these boards knows what I mean. Would be nice to see a UEFI BIOS for my board, but I doubt that would happen
You don't have a CD drive in your C4F, your board has one less thing to post - I've got a CD drive in the Marvell/J-Micron (can't remember) port, so that's another whole controller. I've also got 5 HDD's so it's all gotta add up. EDIT: It's not that mine's set up wrong, it's that yours is set up better
Check your BIOS settings and make sure "Additional HDD Detect Delay" or whatever is set to 0. That can cause delays. Also just poke around in the BIOS. Even if you have some drives, it shouldn't take too long.
^^^Nice.^^^ I got this after disabling AV, soundcard drivers and such. If eVGA ever gets around to updating the RAID ROM in this BIOS, I might do a little better.
depends on mobo etc. It is slower because it takes time to recognize your SSDs on boot in BIOS and also the RAID controller has to load


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Several years ago, my husband and I enjoyed White Christmas at Derby Dinner Playhouse in Indiana. We rarely get to have a date night, so to make it extra special we even ordered dessert. If there is dessert around, I generally go for the chocolate one, and this time was no exception. This cake contained a fluffy crème de mint filling that I was so impressed by that I took a picture.
In my many years of family practice in the field of mental health, I have heard routine testimonies of some conditions in the homes in which my clients were raised. It didn't matter if the family background was in wealthy or very poor families, just because one family has all or most of life's goods, and the other seems to have lived from paycheck to paycheck, what I heard was that their particular family history was one of unhealthiness.
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The author of the following wrote every word on her own with no assistance from me. She had sought counseling many years ago because of personal and marital problems and after several months of her own recognition that much of the current areas of difficulty related to things she had never told anyone about, not even her husband, namely a pattern of sexual abuse brought to her by her father, and mostly ignored by her mother.
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This year the IUS WP and the NWP used Google + to post writing for our eAnthology. Below is information about the eAnthology and a picture of a sample post. 2013 E-Anthology The NWP E-Anthology is a social media forum that invites members of the National Writing Project Community to publish their writing and reflections and to respond [...]
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Ellen Saracini is preparing to meet a former CIA agent who has written a book on Al Qaeda, under the pen name "Anonymous". For 20 years, Anonymous has worked on the Islamist networks in the Middle East and Asia. In charge of tracking down bin Laden, he has several times been on the point of capture but the green light was never given… Today his message is far more alarming… This meeting between Anonymous and Ellen gives us a better understanding of how the USA is perceived in the Middle East. |
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For the fifth year in a row, a group of local poets and artists is putting together a book of poems and drawings on the themes of peace and justice. Any poet in Greater Cincinnati is encouraged to submit one to three poems for a book to come out during "SOS ART 2008" May 30-June 8, at the Art Academy of Cincinnati. Poems will be illustrated by local artists. Poets selected for the book will be invited to a reading during "SOS ART 2008. The deadline for submission is Feb. 25. Send submissions as 'Word" attachments or as full text to email@example.com or Saad Ghosn, 216 Erkenbrecher Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45229.
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¯ Feb. 14, Christine Anderson, associate professor of history, shares her six months as a Fulbright Roving Scholar in Norway;
¯ Feb. 28, Trudelle Thomas, professor of English, and Shelagh Larkin, clinical faculty in social work, speak on "Spiritual Wellness: Personal Practices";
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¯ April 10, Stephanie Brzuzy, chair of the department of social work, addresses "Transphobia: How Do We Know it When We See it?"
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A new $500,000 endowed-scholarship fund will not only make Dickinson more affordable for current students but inspire its recipients to support future scholars. The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation grant, which will assist one or two students from central Pennsylvania each year, asks recipients for a commitment to give back to the fund if they have the means to do so in the future.
"Given the rising cost of higher education and the college's commitment to access, scholarship giving will continue to be a priority for the college," says Don Hasseltine, vice president for college advancement. "It's important for us to create a culture of giving to support the next generation of Dickin-sonians, and that's exactly what this grant does."
In the last year alone the need for financial-aid and scholarship support among Dickinson students increased by more than 10 percent, bringing the college's annual investment in financial aid to more than $32 million. During the next six years, that investment is expected to rise by nearly $10 million, which means the funding provided by the Stabler Foundation grant and any future gifts it helps generate will be increasingly important to the college.
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Donald Stabler, who launched a successful central Pennsylvania construction and real-estate development company in 1950 and guided it until his death in 1997, established the Stabler Foundation with his wife Dorothy in 1966 to support private educational institutions, nonprofits and hospitals. Asking scholarship recipients to promise to give back to their colleges is a common feature of the foundation's scholarships.
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The Institute of Education Sciences (IES) established the Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships in Education Research grant program (CFDA 84.305H) with the goal of seeking funding partnerships composed of research institutions and State or local education agencies. For the FY 2013 competition, these partnerships will identify an education issue with important implications for improving student achievement that is of high priority for the education agency, carry out initial data analyses regarding the education issue, and develop a plan for further research on the issue culminating in an application to one of the Institute's research grant programs. The letter of intent is due July 19, 2012, with the application due September 20, 2012. For more information on application guidelines, see the http://ies.ed.gov/funding/ncer_rfas/partnerships.asp.
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Hey, who cares if this results in a few hundred Etan Patz´s, this is about Union Rights!!S/ODon´t ever tell me Dems care about kids. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I can see the photo op now.The litte skool chirrun with their stuffed bookbags and backpacks wide eyed and eager to return to class surrouding his majesty as he signs the next $800 billion stimulas payoff to the bus drivers union. All because the republicans in Congress can´t compromise as some don´t want see our children have a chance at getting a decent education. Click Here if you Like this Comment
The strikers are all members of a local union with a long and recent history of mob ties. The strikers all work for private bus companies, are not NYC employees, and have no labor agreement with NYC.The strikers want NYC to guarantee their jobs, since the school bus contract is ending soon, and the City is about to solicit bids for new contracts.A totally illegal strike. How can the union possibly demand NYC guarantee the jobs of employees of a private company?They should terminate the existing contracts for cause, and solicit new non-union contracts.I guess Obama´s illegal recess-appointed NLRB commissioners will be working hard to resolve this travesty. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Well as long as their lunches are low fat and they don´t drink too much soda, why should Bloomberg care. Besides, if kids really do get educated, it would be bad for the democrats, and they know it. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Call me old-fashioned if you must but I´ve always found the best job protection strategy is to show up for work everyday that you are able. Click Here if you Like this Comment
When the bus drivers in my district threatened a strike, moms quickly set up carpools. The bus drivers heard about it and decided not to strike. But then we´re more independent people out in flyover country and we own personal transportation which makes all the difference. Click Here if you Like this Comment
why would anyone live in this demo union hellhole Click Here if you Like this Comment
The kids who are forced to walk to school should write to the president. I´m sure he will invite them to the white house as he condems the union for the act of bullying them. Ya/sureArt Click Here if you Like this Comment
It´s all for the children, is that correct union officials? It´s all for the children. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Have you noticed how driver´s unions and teacher´s unions never ever strike on their own time? They always have to screw the kids over. When it comes to a choice, liberals always seem to be about hurting the children and not themselves. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Let´s see if I understand this. In NYC, 8000 drivers have been hired to assume the obligation of parents to get their children to school.No wonder our government entities are broke, inefficient, and, in my opinion, nothing more than criminal enterprises, while parents shirk their duties and expect their neighbors to pay the bill. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Have no pity on anyone in New York. They vote idiots into office so let them live in their own democrat utopia over taxed, over regulated, disarmed and oppressed. Like California, they are only semi-American. Click Here if you Like this Comment
What else did you expect from union thugs, the very idea that you want a level playing field that would reduce the massive yearly tribute to the thugs, in New York, not even close to reality.The scum unions would lose that fight every time because it is all about money and power to hell with everything else.Unions like this is the very reason that they are hated by the real working class. Once a very time ago unions were a good thing for the working man, then they decided that politics were more important than integrity, jobs and the membership and became thugs and nothing was more important than the power. That is why the unions are fighting so hard now because they are fading out and that would mean the the union people would have to compete and actually work for a job.The union leadership would lose their plush offices and power and of course that would be unacceptable so they buy the corrupt politicians and try to get thru law what they know they will never get from the people. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Yes #10 and the fact that the good teachers remain silent and don´t say it from the rooftops also speaks volumes. To Democrats (including the parents of the school kids) the "children" come first except when they need to be used to get goodies for the unions. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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On April 29th, the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Amherst, NY joined 150,000 dance studios throughout the world in a day long celebration of World Dance Day. Dancers were on the dance floor from 2-7:30 PM to express their love of dancing!
World Dance Day was established by the International Dance Council as a way to share the benefits of dance with members of the public. The event was originally scheduled to take place in the studio parking lot so that passersby could witness the beauty and joy of dancing. While the cool rainy weather prevented dancers from dancing outside, the celebration of dancing continued inside the Arthur Murray Dance Studio. Dancers and members of the public were invited to enjoy hours of general dancing and mini dance workshops. Several people stopped in throughout the day on their way to and from work to practice their moves, learn some new steps, and participate in all the fun!


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From its inception,
Beginning in 1980, much of St. Anns early
programming was based on classical musicchoral and opera programs,
noonday organ recitals, performances by TASHI, THE ACADEMY OF ANCIENT
MUSIC and others. St. Anns had a surprising and defining early success
with its staging of the first American puppet opera, AMY TROMPETTERS
production of Rossini's THE BARBER OF SEVILLE, with the Brooklyn Opera
Society in 1983. Trompetters enchanting production was ecstatically
revived on its 20th anniversary at St. Anns Warehouse in 2003. In 2007, it played again to sold-out houses in a new German version at the Festspielhaus St. Polten just outside of
CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER, under Artistic Director
CHARLES WADSWORTH, offered preview concerts at St. Anns from
1981-1983, which then led to BACH CANTATA SUNDAYS under the direction
of the Societys cellist, FRED SHERRY. The seven-year cantata series
proved instrumental in forming St. Ann's genre-defying approach to
music programming and helped build the reputation of THE ORCHESTRA OF
ST. LUKES, then a new band.
In 1985, BREAD AND PUPPET THEATER was invited to
stage Bach Cantata #4 ("Christ lag in Todesbanden") as part of the
series. By 1988, the program included the American Premiere of JOHN
CALE's The Falklands Suite. The following year, St. Ann's and
BAM instigated the reunion of Cale and LOU REED, founders of the VELVET
UNDERGROUND, by commissioning Songs for Drella, their celebrated song cycle in remembrance of Andy Warhol.
by the range and ambition of St. Anns performances, artists began to
take increasing interest and helped to further St. Ann's international
reputation under the leadership of founding Artistic Director SUSAN
FELDMAN and Program Director JANINE NICHOLS. In 1989, the idiosyncratic
record producer HAL WILLNER brought MARIANNE FAITHFULL to St. Anns for
a pair of concerts: a retrospective released by Island Records as
"Blazing Away" and "definitive" (NY Times) performances as Anna in the Brecht/Weill masterwork, The Seven Deadly Sins.
In signature St. Anns fashion, The Seven Deadly Sins spawned the sextet, HUDSON SHAD, and the award-winning production of
On the occasion of its 10th anniversary, Rolling Stone dubbed St. Anns "the guiding light in New Yorks avant-rock scene."
In 1991, Willner and St. Anns presented the first of its thematic multi-artist performances, Greetings from Tim Buckley, which introduced the late JEFF BUCKLEY to a wider world, followed by several Halloween programs (Nevermore: Readings from Edgar Allan Poe) and the inspired, sprawling Harry Smith Project in 1999 featuring such eclectic artists as NICK CAVE, VAN DYKE PARKS, RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, THURSTON MOORE, and others.
St. Anns enjoyed further success with thematic concerts led by music director PETER HOLSAPPLE, including Bryter Layter: Music of Nick Drake (1997), Listen Listen: Music of Sandy Denny (1998) and Songs of the Century (1999) with BETH ORTON and JIMMIE DALE GILMORE.
Other sparkling achievements in the old building were
St. Anns presented a wide variety of concerts in many disciplines
(rock, jazz, world and roots music especially), using its rising
reputation to introduce new and overlooked artists to growing
audiences. Among the most memorable performances: LES MYSTERES DES VOIX
BULGARES (1988), AARON NEVILLEs first solo shows (1988-1989), MARTA
SEBESTYEN with MUZSIKAS (1989), RICHARD THOMPSON, DR. JOHN, GARTH
ROBIN HOLCOMB, JIMMIE DALE GILMORE, DEL MCCOURY, and the WORLD
SAXOPHONE QUARTET with FONTELLA BASS.
AARON NEVILLE, DAVID BYRNE and RICHARD THOMPSON,
EMMYLOU HARRIS, ROSANNE CASH, and JACKSON BROWNE performed benefit
concerts. And rare evenings by TERRY ALLEN, MICHAEL VENTURA and BUTCH
HANCOCK; DAN PENN and SPOONER OLDHAM, JOHN CALE and BOB NEUWIRTH, and
MARY MARGARET OHARA are fondly remembered. So too, St. Ann's
production of DAVID BYRNEs orchestral music for The Forest at Town Hall in 1992.
St. Anns has had the blues for a long time! In 1989, The Mississippi Delta Blues Festival featured some rare New York performances. The Piano Blues Who's Who (1990) explored the rhythmic distinctions of cities between New Orleans and Chicago. A celebration of the Music of the Mississippi Hill Country, featuring LUCINDA WILLIAMS and OTHAR TURNER, among others, was the debut performance at St. Anns Warehouse in 2001.
the while, St. Anns has been smitten with puppets. For years, BREAD
AND PUPPET THEATER appeared annually. MABOU MINES' director LEE BREUER
staged the first Peter and Wendy at St. Anns in 1992. And
JANIE GEISER, as close to a household name as anyone in puppet theater,
was the prime mover behind The Lab, St. Anns experimental haven for
artists working in puppet theater. The Lab celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2007. Now under the direction of DAN HURLIN and DAVID NEUMANN, The Lab concludes each spring with Labapalooza!, a mini festival of new works developed by Lab participants.
After moving to an old spice milling factory at
In 2004, SAW and Artistic Director,
2005 launched important new relationships, as SAW
welcomed London's ROYAL COURT THEATRE with its seminal productions of
Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis, directed by the fabulous JAMES MACDONALD, and Poland's TR WARSZAWA production of Risk Everything directed
by brilliant GRZEGORZ JARZYNA. That year, St. Anns produced a series
of live, onstage "sound plays" with SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO, SOUTH BANK
CENTRE, and UCLA Live!: Theater of the New Ear, a unique collaboration between composer CARTER BURWELL and filmmakers CHARLIE KAUFMAN and THE COEN BROTHERS. Sawbones, Hope Leaves the Theater, and Anomalisa
featured STEVE BUSCEMI, JOHN GOODMAN, MARCIA GAY HARDEN, PHILIP SEYMOUR
STREEP, JENNIFER JASON LEIGH, TOM NOONAN, and DAVID THEWLIS.
St. Anns celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a new presentation of ROY NATHANSON'S Fire at Keaton's Bar & Grill
featuring DEBORAH HARRY, LOU REED, LAURIE ANDERSON, ANTONY, CHOCOLATE
GENIUS, NELLIE MCKAY, THEO BLECKMANN, DAN ZANES and other friends.
In 2006/2007, SAW produced two World Premieres: Lou Reeds Berlin, directed by JULIAN SCHNABEL, which traveled to the Sydney Festival, Australia and subsequently toured 14 European cities in summer 2007; and CYNTHIA HOPKINS' Part 2 of her Accidental Trilogy, Must Don't Whip 'Um. St. Anns received four Drama Desk Award nominations for its productions of LES FRERES CORBUSIER's Hell House and DANIEL KRAMER'S high octane Woyzeck in 2006. The season ended with HAL WILLNER'S Rogues Gallery Live, a rollicking gala benefit concert, featuring BRYAN FERRY, GAVIN FRIDAY, LOU REED, LAURIE ANDERSON, JANINE NICHOLS, JENNIE MULDAUR, KEMBRA, BABY GRAMPS, ANTONY, and other good friends.


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This "tree-to-tree" park has ropes, bridges and zip lines strung between the trees for a thrilling aerial test of coordination and balance. www.zermatt-fun.ch.
The Valais produces excellent wines, charcuterie and farmhouse cheeses; pick up a selection for a perfect Alpine picnic at any of the gourmet food shops around town.
This cozy, traditional restaurant serves authentic Swiss fare, like spit-roasted chicken, in the more formal Grill Room and fondue and rösti in the casual Zermatterstübli. www.legitan.ch.
This innovative, interactive museum is underground and features a rebuilt mountain village whose spaces tell the story of one of the world's most famous mountains. Kirchplatz; (+41-27) 967-4100.
This modern marvel at the foot of Monte Rosa, owned by the Swiss Alpine Club, is shaped like a crystal and has a spectacular spiral interior made entirely of wood.
Walk to the Oberrothorn, the highest hiking trail in the area, then ascend to the glacier paradise of the Klein Matterhorn. The Gornergrat ridge offers views of 29 4,000-feet peaks.
This cookbook from 29 award-winning chefs (all part of the Cercle Chefs de Cuisine Zermatt) features more than 85 recipes of some of their most creative work.
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