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WATERTOWN -- Nine more cases of whooping cough have been detected in Jefferson County. This brings the total number of confirmed cases in the area to 19.
The Jefferson County Public Health Service reports whooping cough has re-emerged as one of the most pressing public health issues. Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is a bacterial infection of the respiratory tract. It can be easily spread through airborne contact. Pertussis begins with cold-like symptoms and a mild cough that becomes more severe within 1-2 weeks. The coughs are followed by a high-pitched whoop and these attacks can last from several weeks to a few months.
Individuals can contract whooping cough at any age, but young children and those who are not fully vaccinated are at the highest risk. The Whooping Cough Vaccine is 80%-85% effective. Vaccinations are available for infants and adults up to age 64. Those who are already infected will need an early administration of antibiotics to help with recovery and to prevent the disease from spreading.
Although Jefferson County has a high immunization rate for children, the community is developing an education campaign on whooping cough. The campaign is an effort to instill county-wide preventative measures for dealing with an outbreak. Some tips on preventing the spread of the disease include:
- Learning the signs and symptoms of pertussis. - Staying at home if ill - both children and adults. - Seeking medical attention with the signs and symptoms of pertussis so diagnostic testing and treatment as indicated are received. - Covering coughs with a tissue and/or cough into your sleeve/elbow. - Washing hands often. - Avoiding close contact with others who are coughing or otherwise ill. - Keeping infants under one year old, especially if younger than 6 months, away from people with a cough illness as this age group is most likely to have severe symptoms with pertussis. Infants with any coughing illness should be seen promptly by a physician. - Requesting pertussis-containing vaccinations be received according to initial childhood schedules of five doses before age six, school entry as well as booster recommendations for 11-12 year olds and adults in order to increase immunization levels.
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Chiropterotriton Taylor, 1944, Univ. Kansas Sci. Bull., 30: 213. Type species: Oedipus multidentatus Taylor, 1939, by original designation.
Splayfoot Salamanders (Liner, 1994, Herpetol. Circ., 23: 11; Frank and Ramus, 1995, Compl. Guide Scient. Common Names Amph. Rept. World: 30).
Flat-footed Salamanders (Liner and Casas-Andreu, 2008, Herpetol. Circ., 38: 30).
West-central Tamaulipas in the north to the mountains of northern Oaxaca in the south, Mexico.
Species formerly placed in the Chiropterotriton beta group (see Wake and Lynch, 1976, Sci. Bull. Nat. Hist. Mus. Los Angeles Co., 25: 1-65) were transferred to Dendrotriton and Nototriton by Wake and Elias, 1983, Contrib. Sci. Nat. Hist. Mus. Los Angeles Co., 345: 11. Darda, 1994, Herpetologica, 50: 164-187, discussed taxonomy, phylogenetics, species groups, and the large number of unnamed species. See also Wake and Lynch, 1976, Sci. Bull. Nat. Hist. Mus. Los Angeles Co., 25: 1-65, who also discussed phylogeny within the group. Parra-Olea, 2003, Canad. J. Zool., 81: 2048-2060, discussed phylogeny in the group and noted 7 undescribed (at that time) species. Wiens, Parra-Olea, García-París, and Wake, 2007, Proc. R. Soc. London, Ser. B, Biol. Sci., 274: 918-928, provided a placement of Chiropterotriton and a phylogeny of the species. In the tribe Bolitoglossini of Vieites, Román, Wake, and Wake, 2011, Mol. Phylogenet. Evol., 59: 633.
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The senator Marco Rubio seems to be pretty popular on the stump.
And now being on Mitt Romney short list.
New element of support.
Rubio like all of the short blisters adamantly refuses to come even close to addressing the VP talk.
And I'll discuss it anyway and I'm -- talk about it directly if you wanna make every now I don't like it now a look -- and here's one thing -- should -- governor Ron is gonna make a great choice.
I'm the -- I'm confident in recent weeks rubio has stepped up his rhetoric against President Obama sounding a lot like the attack -- many vice presidential nominees become.
He believes that if you are successful at building a business.
It isn't because you're successful it could you got lucky and you -- it to the government and everybody else is so unique to share your success.
After the unusual move of Mitt Romney personally shooting down a -- story.
Claiming that rubio was not being -- Marco Rubio is being thoroughly vetted as part of our process the chatter about rubio -- chances to be on the ticket.
Then seemed to go into overdrive.
It shouldn't be Marco Rubio.
Because the only vice presidential pick that can really affect the vote bush is the Latino vote he is -- -- can't win without Florida we got to have Florida and that he really I think he would.
Energize -- country I think he has a great story from west Miami city commissioner to Florida state house representative.
To the youngest speaker of the Florida house and to a long shot US senate candidate backed by the Tea Party.
What I think this debate should be about is the future of America sent to the Republican front runner in one of the most watched senate races of contact.
Your first trip out.
To a US senator from the spot and now here's something else.
Now you -- on any short list would you say so we're not for vice president.
Do you ever pinch yourself and say.
Holy cow how -- -- I pinch myself.
Because of the understanding that I've been blessed -- real rare opportunity that few Americans ever get to serve their government and the people at this level.
It doesn't escape me that less than half a decade ago my family lived very different circumstances.
My dad was a bartender my mom -- -- -- that was unimaginable that.
Anybody in the next generation will be able to -- them and this is what other people that not you know people it came from where they came from so those things right.
Rubio is -- nation as a politician on the move.
And one who largely credits his success to hard working parents who came to the US from Cuba I think that's a tribute to them no doubt about it.
But I think it's been an even greater tribute to America because it's one of the few societies and all of human history or a story like that.
Would even be possible.
Rubio is a father of four young children.
Also he says a driving force in his life I want to be proud of my service and what I've been able to do here.
-- -- -- hits home a message of fiscal discipline.
And limited government for what we need most from government -- to create an environment that encourages people to go out and start businesses and grow their existing businesses as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the select committee on intelligence.
Senator rubio says the biggest foreign policy issue.
Is American leadership in the world only America can put together the kind of international coalitions that it takes.
To confront everything from human trafficking to the issues revolving Iran and Syria analysts say answers like that.
-- -- rubio is a rising star strong philosophical conservatives will say ability to communicate their message -- in a way that attracts people.
Across the political spectrum.
But -- others say rubio is appeal especially with Latino voters will be very hard for the Romney camp to ignore.
Someone like Marco Rubio that helps you with Hispanics closes that gap in the west but also -- to deliver Florida.
That's it that's a pretty compelling case.
Political case for Marco Rubio being on the ticket -- points out Latinos don't vote as a block.
There is something that -- Hispanic community however.
And that's this burning desire for economic empowerment they desperately want to give their kids every chance.
And every opportunity that they didn't have so the question is -- which one of these two gentlemen that are running has the best idea for -- I think it's going to be even -- at the end of the day.
Before President Obama announced his executive order that stop the deportation of hundreds of thousands of young illegal immigrants.
Rubio is working on a Republican alternative to the DREAM Act dealing with children of illegal immigrants who served in the US military for get a four year college degree.
It's wrong to play with people's hopes and dreams.
It's wrong to make unrealistic promises to the Hispanic community.
I hope we can find a bipartisan way to deal with is very compelling story of these kids and give these kids a chance to the existing legal immigration system.
To do right what their parents did wrong there are possible negatives.
Charges that surfaced in -- campaign that as speaker of the Florida house he used to state Republican Party credit card for personal expenses.
-- are believed to be resolved and behind -- the Republican Party of Florida never paid my personal expenses.
Never but his close relationship with Miami Republican congressman David Rivera.
Amid allegations that Rivera -- used various offices and campaigns for personal gain.
Raised eyebrows in Washington and reportedly in -- to Cuba rubio doesn't seem to mind who look maybe that's the way things work in Washington but I just.
I don't feel like you should turn your back on friend because.
They're going through difficult times whether those issues are not to keep rubio offer Romney tickets will no in coming days.
But all seemed to -- -- junior senator has one thing.
And also has a relationship with Romney who campaigned for rubio in 2010 and now.
Rubio is returning in the -- -- be a successful president and here's why because he makes great decisions.
This because he's grounded in who he is and more importantly his principles -- -- grounded.
And things that make America different and better.
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ITS Mission Statement
Support and enhance the vision, mission and values of Saint Louis University by providing effective and reliable information technology services founded on the business requirements of our academic, clinical, research and administrative customers.
ITS Strategic Plan
As the primary provider of technology and technology services at Saint Louis University, the Information Technology Services (ITS) division is committed to growth and innovation that is in line with the University mission and vision. With this in mind, a strategic plan was developed to help establish direction, focus division efforts on clear priorities, operate more efficiently, and build confidence and trust across the University.
ITS Framing Principles
These five strategic goals set our direction and provide the basis for our annual operating plans to help accomplish the ITS mission:
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So today for you I have some newness, yes yes I do! Firstly, Blah. has released an amazingly cute new dress, and Elikatira has TWO new mesh hairs out! AMAZING, I know. I'll be modeling one of them for you today and one tomorrow.. or maybe later if I'm not feeling too lazy to blog In addition to that, Vestigium, my new favorite tattoo place, has come out with a new tattoo made especially for the Zombie Popcorn Hunt!
Do you ever have those like super epic noob moments where you've been in SL for a long time but you are taught something new and you wonder how you ever made it through SL without it? I had one of those moments today. I told my bubs, "I need new places to blog!" and of course he said to me "SL Destinations!"…. now, since he's a RP sim owner, naturally he'd know all about it so that his sim can get some publicity. I, however, had never used SL destinations. It's like a whole new world! …. Are you done laughing at me yet? :P At any rate, the pictures for today's blog were taken from a sim called The Dark Muse Forest! I hope you all enjoy them!
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Another set of hotties are off the market! Orlando Bloom and supermodel fiance Miranda Kerr were secretly married Wednesday night. Kerr let the happy news slip when she explained that she'd be missing an upcoming appearance at the Australian department store David Jones because she's going on her honeymoon!
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Kerr's publicist confirmed the wedding news for the couple, who have been quietly dating since 2007. No other details of the wedding have been made public and no word as of yet where they are spending their honeymoon; however, rumors continue to swirl that Kerr may be pregnant. Of course, its Hollywood. No wedding is complete without baby rumblings! Congratulations to the happy – and beautiful – couple!
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"Breaking Open the Word" : James Cavanagh is the director of Evangelization and Catechesis for Metro-Area Parishes of the Denver Archdiocese. His weekly column, "Breaking Open the Word," is syndicated by the Denver Catholic Register, official newspaper of the Archdiocese of Denver. Click here to visit the Office of Evangelization & Catechesis for the Archdiocese of Denver.
December 4, 2011: Second Sunday of Advent
Theme: Again, we recall that Isaiah lived during a time of grave peril for Jerusalem. The northern kingdom had been destroyed by Assyria and Judah, the southern kingdom, plagued with idolatry and corruption, was on the verge of collapse. With Assyria's armies on her doorstep, the people of Jerusalem needed a hero; a mighty savior who would save them from their enemies. This week's first reading, one of the great messianic prophesies, describes the ideal king who will spring from David's line and rule with wisdom and courage. It was an ideal, however, that remained unfulfilled until the coming Christ. In the second reading, Paul emphasizes the importance of the Old Testament and how it prepared the way for Christ. In numerous passages through the Old Testament, Christ is prefigured, predicted or promised in one way or another. The passage from Isaiah in the first reading is a perfect example. Because the promises of the Old Testament have been fulfilled in Christ, we now live in hope "glorifying the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ." The second, third and fourth Sundays of Advent call to mind the first coming of the Messiah. The central figure in this week's Gospel is John the Baptist who, like the prophets before him, was sent to prepare the way of the Lord. His clothing of camel's hair and leather belt is a clear allusion to Elijah in fulfillment of Malachi 4:5. The setting is also important. John was baptizing in the exact spot where Joshua led the Israelites across the Jordan and into the Promised Land. Key verse: "Whatever was written previously was written for our instruction, that by endurance and by the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope" (Rom 15:4). Catechism of the Catholic Church: "The economy of the Old Testament was deliberately so oriented that it should prepare for and declare in prophecy the coming of Christ, redeemer of all men. The Church, as early as apostolic times, and then constantly in her tradition, has illuminated the unity of the divine plan in the two testaments through typology, which discerns in God's works of the old covenant prefigurations of what he accomplished in the fullness of time in the person of his incarnate Son. Christians, therefore, read the Old Testament in the light of Christ crucified and risen" (No. 122; 128). Pope Benedict XVI: "God reveals himself in history. He speaks to humankind, and the word he speaks has creative power. The Old Testament announces to the children of Israel the coming of the Messiah and the establishment of a 'new' covenant; in the word made flesh he fulfils his promise" (World Youth Day, April 9, 2006) Application: Some people have an aversion to the Old Testament because they think it depicts a god who is radically different from the God of the New Testament. Not so. The Church has always opposed the idea of rejecting the Old Testament under the pretext of being superseded by the new. The Old Testament is full of allusions to Christ. Like John the Baptist, it points to Christ who brings light and hope to a troubled world. As an old saying goes, the New Testament lies hidden in the old and the Old Testament is unveiled in the new. James Cavanagh is director of Evangelization and Catechesis for Metro-area Parishes of the Denver Archdiocese. Cavanagh's column is distributed by the Denver Catholic Register. |
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And aggressive -- On my resume that is somebody.
Of argument of former Vice President Dick Cheney who got survivors six deferments.
Along what Joseph Biden a key concern of Vietnam.
Criticized near about any thing I'm back when -- what you should do it you'd -- and that's been advised to check out templates ambassador and -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Not that great that I would want to do that.
Business and human.
Let me just -- glad his health has improved did and obviously.
That operation -- successfully listen.
He really had went through a tough time I'm glad he's well I've always -- did the vice president he really was an excellent secretary of defense.
Under bush won it and bad we just I didn't I was a little bit irritated -- I wonder how long we have to.
We -- didn't talk about the selection of Sarah Palin who love who I appreciate and Todd has -- very close friends and I'm still proud of what I what we did but after well you might want to move bond you know there.
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The sort of got the message and you -- grown children that is true then -- -- and I really want.
-- reported to me want to talk about some ammonium understand.
All of those -- -- Called sequestration what happens -- place.
Ever as.
It has briefly as I can they wish that at this select the super committee that was gonna meet Republican and Democrats as they were going to -- address all these sort of physical issues of the debt the deficit and we were gonna cut spending and had come to a grand agreement and it is -- motivation to do so the city if you don't mean they're gonna cut one point two trillion dollars have better defense and a half -- -- -- other.
And so.
They didn't reach an agreement so now we're staring at cuts in defense on top of 480 billion dollars.
Another half a trillion dollars which the secretary of defense.
As sad and their and our uniform chiefs and devastate our national security we'd have to.
Get rid of thousands of military personnel we'd have to I mean that's.
We would have the smallest air force whatever the smallest navy since 1915 and the smallest army since 1940.
If these cuts were enacted that's what our uniform -- tell us.
And what's sector -- -- -- So Lindsey Graham Kelly and I.
Have been traveling around to places like Tampa Florida and Fayetteville, North Carolina Norfolk Virginia where we have.
Very big military establishments and a lot of and defense industry.
And sound in the alarm we cannot let this happen and guess who is missing in action the president United States.
He's saying well because congress that if they can solve it.
Well -- United States is commander in chief that's his first job and efficient secretary defense tells him.
That if these cuts go through that it's gonna devastate our national security capabilities.
That you think may be the president would might be.
Be inclined to give into it so far.
Nothing from the present -- in my day.
-- -- -- Why is -- reluctant -- and.
I'm not sure that he cares that much.
You know that we have to find out from him but you think any president -- secretary of defense tells him that -- And a currency takes place which will be by the way beginning on 1 January.
That is gonna devastate our national security power.
Uniform chiefs say they're not can be able to carry out their mission should you sank to present might be motivated.
Again today to get into the game if it's free if you were concerned he would be called leader of congress over the white -- -- how can we.
Get this -- this thing fixed it was not his fault I will agree with that it was members of congress -- Republican Democrat.
Guilty -- charged.
But -- commander in chief.
I think it has a certain responsibilities.
For national security and he seems to be ignoring them.
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Governor of Texas it was quite an upset that.
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The media and -- since most don't.
Describe him Mitt Romney's trip.
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I think it is anything but I think that Lech Walesa one of the great heroes.
Cold War.
And basically endorsing Mitt Romney -- matters.
There's no doubt that he and prime minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu they've been friends for years and I can assure you that -- around.
As -- Israeli government and the prime minister of Israel has little or no confidence and this president and his administration and that's -- of them have the I I think that we have -- very good prospect of dramatically improved.
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if you want to provide commercial support to server customers, you need to have expertise for basically all pieces in your stack. That doesn't mean you need people to develop proactive there (although that helps), but you need at least enough involvement that you can fix bugs....
... at least rather than filing them in fedora bugzilla (that was hillarious)
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Posted May 15, 2010 15:54 UTC (Sat) by ewan (subscriber, #5533) [Link]
Posted May 15, 2010 15:56 UTC (Sat) by arjan (subscriber, #36785) [Link]
Posted May 15, 2010 18:17 UTC (Sat) by AlexHudson (subscriber, #41828) [Link]
Posted May 15, 2010 19:32 UTC (Sat) by seyman (subscriber, #1172) [Link]
Because filling in bug reports against 200+ distributions is an immense waste of time, both for the reporter and the people doing triage on the 200+ bug trackers. Once you're able to reproduce the bug with an unpatched upstream, I think it's safe to consider all distributions to be suffering from the problem and filing a bug upstream should be the only thing you need to do.
Note that Fedora has a policy that all upstream bugs should be taken care of in the upstream bug tracker. That's why bugzilla.redhat.com has an UPSTREAM resolution and that's why this bug was closed with this resolution. The only thing filing it accomplished was wasting people's time.
Posted May 15, 2010 20:38 UTC (Sat) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
I see your point that the posting to the Fedora bug-tracker was redundant and perhaps wasting people's time, so far as Fedora's processes go. However, it does NOT seem like Kees was trying to sneakily get RedHat to work on Canonicals' bugs. All it looks like is that he's trying to raise awareness amongst the relevant technical people about a fairly serious ext4 performance regression, in an open, technical manner.
So the "Go fix your own vendor bugs, nyeeh nyah!" responses still don't sit quite right with me.
FWIW, I'm a general free Unix/Linux user. The logos and branding on my preferred Linux distro say "Fedora", but the software I use is maintained by engineers/hackers from a *variety* of vendors, including Canonical.
Posted May 16, 2010 4:18 UTC (Sun) by jspaleta (subscriber, #50639) [Link]
I would dare say that Ted's comment actually sort of encouraged, indirectly, Kees to do the additional posting in the hopes of getting Red Hat engineering resources interested in solving the problem on a mutually beneficial timescale.
Though I do sort of have to wonder why it took 3 weeks after Ted Ts'o to confirm it was happening with an upstream kernel for the upstream kernel report to be filed...and only after the Ubuntu specific workaround was found to be insufficient.
Posted May 16, 2010 9:12 UTC (Sun) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
Isn't part of the benefit of Linux that it provides a way for commercial organisations to work semi-mutually to further the interests of *shared* code.
Again, these accusations appear less than solidly founded. It surely can not be good to start creating an atmosphere where people are afraid to talk to other developers of a project about a bug just because they work for a different vendor.
Posted May 17, 2010 0:50 UTC (Mon) by bryce (subscriber, #16388) [Link]
If you're looking at this and merely seeing evidence at attempts to collaborate, well that's hardly fun and interesting. Try harder to blur the facts around to support some sinister conspiracy theory. That is a LOT more interesting, and sells a lot more ads. This whole talk about thinking from solid foundations is plain silly; everyone knows better than to do that.
But whatever you do, DON'T just go talk to the developer directly to get the actual facts. That makes it a *lot* harder to maintain all the lovingly crafted anti-Canonical memes we've got. Next you'll be saying Kees contributes to upstream or some other madness like that.
Posted May 15, 2010 16:41 UTC (Sat) by paulj (subscriber, #341) [Link]
I wonder can someone acquire sufficient expertise in some area of, say, the kernel fs to be able to quickly *fix* a problem without having or developing an inclination for developing that area. If they can't do that because their employer is focused elsewhere, they may move. I.e. a distro is either going to have to:
a) acquire its own broad-based expertise, replicating the expertise of every other major distro. I'm not sure this is scalable, but even if it is it may be wasteful.
b) work out agreements to get support from every other vendor
c) be at the mercy of those other vendors
Further, I have to say the public ridiculing by one vendor's employees of a another vendor for filing bugs with their *community* bug-tracker left a very bad taste in my mouth. Smacks of all the worst vendor tribalism of the old Unix war days.
If someone can replicate a bug on Fedora why shouldn't they be able to file them with Fedora if that's where the maintainers for that software are most focused on? Why should it matter /who/ files the bug? Shouldn't it be judged on its technical merit, as a record of fact?
Posted May 15, 2010 18:36 UTC (Sat) by ewan (subscriber, #5533) [Link]
Because at the point that you can replicate it in multiple distributions it's clearly an upstream bug, not a Fedora bug.
Besides which, I'm not sure that's the point - surely the problem is that Canonical is selling people contracts in which they agree to support Ubuntu, despite (apparently) not having the necessary expertise to actually do that. Would you buy a support contract from them if all they're going to do with the hard problems is file a bug with Redhat? That's an awfully expensive way to avoid having to deal with bugzilla.
Posted May 16, 2010 10:36 UTC (Sun) by AlexHudson (subscriber, #41828) [Link]
You wouldn't want to be doing this across the board, but to complain that someone has tested your distro for a bug and then filed it when they found it seems to be extremely bad manners to my mind.
Posted May 20, 2010 7:59 UTC (Thu) by jschrod (subscriber, #1646) [Link]
AFAIR, Kees opened an upstream bug before. He included a link to that in his RH report.
FTR: I use neither RHEL, Fedora, nor Ubuntu on my company or personal systems; I use openSUSE. So I'm not partial about any party. But having read about that storm in the teapot, I side with Kees and find yours and others accusations distasteful, as they leave off a very important part of that picture: that a non-kernel developer wanted to raise awareness of a serious bug and went to great length to develop test cases and confirmed that it is an upstream bug by testing the problem on another distribution now gets flamed for all his activity.
Obviously he is only allowed do so after Canonical has hired more kernel developers. That's ridiculous.
Posted May 26, 2010 21:32 UTC (Wed) by BackSeat (guest, #1886) [Link]
No. At the point when you can reproduce it with upstream source (as was the case here) it's clearly an upstream bug.
Posted May 16, 2010 15:25 UTC (Sun) by acathrow (guest, #13344) [Link]
Posted May 22, 2010 6:58 UTC (Sat) by riteshsarraf (subscriber, #11138) [Link]
In the early days, there was no problem because Red Hat served upstream and could not live without this "Community Users". These users were invaluable testers and bug triagers.
But things have changed now. Now, it is a TTM game. Every vendor, that finds a bug or a fix, preferably wants to keep it a secret until its release. All vendors effectively maintain forks and carry them for the entire lifecycle.
There does not seem to be a "Community".
There's also the war of "I be the upstream for everything I ship in my product". So, if you are not the upstream of something you ship, drop it, fork it, re-label it, re-invent it and then re-ship it.
It will be interesting to see how well and how long can the GNU/Lnux Community Model sustain going forward.
Posted May 22, 2010 21:49 UTC (Sat) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
Posted May 22, 2010 21:56 UTC (Sat) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
Posted May 22, 2010 22:02 UTC (Sat) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
I remember trying to run some commercial closed source apps and finding that they would only run on the redhat kernel, not on _any_ vanilla kernel because redhat had added features that were not upstream and never did go upstream
Posted May 23, 2010 1:46 UTC (Sun) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
Posted May 23, 2010 2:05 UTC (Sun) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
the new 2.6 development model was created specifically to address these sorts of problems.
I'm not saying that when RedHat implemented a feature they did so to deliberately lock users in to their flavor of Linux, but when the upstream developers went a different direction and didn't accept what they had already shipped to customers (and had companies like Oracle depend on) that's the effect that it had.
Posted May 23, 2010 3:12 UTC (Sun) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
Posted May 23, 2010 15:26 UTC (Sun) by corbet (editor, #1) [Link]
Whether competition has anything to do with any perceived changes is not clear to me, though. I suspect it has more to do with both the company and the communities it works in growing up.
Posted May 24, 2010 18:30 UTC (Mon) by foom (subscriber, #14868) [Link]
RH's non-upstreamed tux patches caused me pain recently(ish). Turns out TUX added a flag to the open syscall named O_ATOMICOPEN. It used the next available O_ flag value after those used in upstream kernels. That flag was not upstreamed. Upstream then added a flag to open called O_CLOEXEC. They (of course) also used hte next available flag value.
So, new binaries which attempted to use O_CLOEXEC (even when they attempted to test for its existence before using it) would fail badly when it returned some completely unexpected random error value...
Posted May 17, 2010 22:06 UTC (Mon) by tzafrir (subscriber, #11501) [Link]
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"The Great Disruption: Human Nature and the Reconstitution of Social Order," The Atlantic Monthly, May 1999.
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Jimmyfree450 (4.5)Plain and simple, this album rocks from start to finish....ashcrash9 (4.5)You either love it or you hate it. I guess I'm one of the few that like it....SowingSeason EMERITUS (1.5)Giving Sum 41 the benefit of the doubt, this album is still too pop-oriented for its own g...Steven McMahan (2.5)Rivaled only by Minutes to Midnight as the biggest disappointment of 2007, Sum 41 return t...
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Most entertaining review I've read in a long time. Great great work.
great review dude.
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Album Rating: 3.5i do understand your points but the album is still entertaining though it may lack originality anyway i agree with mikesn's review a bit more but you do show your problem with this album quite well well a 1 is still very harsh, i will listen to it a bit more before rating it
wait so we can't have an opinion on how bad this review is I DEMAND RETRIBUTION Anyway, Chuck had it's moments, but they were too metallica to be quite honest. This seems to Green Day, so I may buy it.
The cd is awesome thus far. They are back to their All Killer style, and it's just loud fun music. Good cd so far.
nice review; short, to the point, and witty at the same time. it's convinced me not to part with any money for this album (although i wasn't planning to anyway, despite quite liking AKNF). gets my vote.
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Its really that awful?. I liked All Messed Up from Does This Look Infected, and I was thinking of buying this..
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Marjorie L. GrayMarjorie L. Gray
BENNINGTON Marjorie L. Gray, 85, died Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2013, at the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington.
She was born Sept. 29, 1928, in Shaftsbury, the daughter of Arthur and Abbie (Niles) LaClair.
She attended Shaftsbury schools and graduated from North Bennington High School in 1946.
She married Lloyd Gray, Aug. 11, 1974, in Arlington, and worked at the IGA store there. After moving to Brookfield in 1980, she worked at the P&C/Grand Union in Randolph.
She enjoyed sewing and doing crossword and jigsaw puzzles.
Survivors include two sons, Reginald Jennings Sr. of Arlington, and Ronald Jennings of Shaftsbury; a daughter, Janet Levine of Pownal; 13 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren; two stepdaughters, Sonya Gardiner of Wakefield, R.I., and Donna Smith of Westerly, R.I.; two sisters, Betty Lukas of Hoosick Falls, N.Y., and Joyce MacDonald of Roanoke, Va.
She was predeceased by her husband, Lloyd Gray; a daughter, Sandra LaCross; a brother, Wayne LaClair; and a sister, Avis Whitman.
Memorial services will be held at Mahar & Son Funeral Home, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013, at 5 p.m., with the Rev. Dr. James H. Gray officiating.
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This curried chicken casserole (from Atlanta's Watershed) is a Southern Lowcountry classic.
For this traditional Iraqi-Jewish dish, ground-lamb meatballs are braised in a vibrant beet stew. SAVEUR test kitchen assistant Yael Coty learned to make this dish from her grandparents, who left Iraq for Israel in 1950.
A simple side of rice is enlivened with an aromatic mix of warm spices and garnished with fried almonds.
The name of this dish, Arabic for "upside down," aptly describes the layered one-pot meal of spiced lamb, rice, and vegetables that is inverted before serving.
Perfect for soaking up the sauce from braised turkey in green mole, this rice dish gets its color and flavor from bright tomato salsa.
This heady Northern Vietnamese-style beef and rice-noodle version of pho derives much of its richness from beef bones; author Andrea Nguyen prefers the flavorful leg bones from grass-fed cattle. This recipe is based on Nguyen's.
Garlicky lamb and rice baked under a thick, tart veil of yogurt is a dish beloved throughout Albania. See the recipe »
Pecans, chicken livers, and vegetables add layers of flavor to wild rice in this recipe from pastry chef Ben Mims.
This flavorful Mediterranean classic, adapted from Diane Kochilas's The Country Cooking of Greece (Chronicle 2012) can be made using orzo pasta instead of rice.
Heston Blumenthal, chef at the Fat Duck in Bray, England, gave us the recipe for this dish, which was inspired by his trip to Transylvania.
Influences from all over the Middle East and South Asia converge in this highly seasoned seafood pilaf made with curry and shrimp.
This over-the-top Americanized paella gets its smoky kick from paprika and chorizo.
Iranian-born home cook Noura Samimi serves this refreshing Persian side salad with kuku kadoo and rice at her home in Manhattan Beach, California.
by Helen Rosner The Spanish charcuterie board is a thing of porky magnificence: from the omnipresent chorizo, to the sweet and soft butifarra, to that king of hams, the rare and pricey jamón ibérico de bellota, the sausages and cured meats that the country produces are a testament to the edible magic that results when a pig meets spices and a little bit of curing time. See the full photo gallery »
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