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"An exquisite book in the form of a philosophical fable that has enchanted hundreds of thousands of readers."—Elle (Italy)
"The formula that made more than half a million readers in France fall in love with this book has, among other ingredients: intelligent humor, fine sentiments, an excellent literary and philosophical backdrop, good taste, sophistication and substance."—La Repubblica (Italy) Read complete review >>
"Nobody ever imagined that this tender, funny book with a philosophical vein would have enjoyed such incredible success."—Le Monde (France) Read complete review >>
"Enthusiastically recommended for anyone who loves books that grow quietly and then blossom suddenly."—Marie Claire (France)
"The concierge [in The Elegance of the Hedgehog] is a minor masterpiece à la Simenon, tucked away in her loge with her cat—de rigueur, of course—her 'façade' conforms to convention, but what lies behind the façade astounds. And Paloma is equally as entertaining."—WUZ Magazine (Italy) Read complete review >>
"The most astounding French literary sensation of 2007 is entitled The Elegance of the Hedgehog . . . The enormous success of this novel demonstrates just how responsive the public is to heartening and 'readable' tales."—La Stampa (Italy) Read complete review >>
"A posh building in rue de Grenelle (Paris), its days recounted from two points of view, one belonging to a cultured concierge, the other to a little rich girl with suicidal tendencies. Add some caustic humor, philosophical discourses, and an oversize adoration of Japanese culture and you have the ingredients of a novel that plays merrily with stereotypes, quotes Proust, Eminem, and Husserl, and has surprised everyone by remaining at the top of the French bestseller lists for months."—D-La repubblica (Italy)
"Barbery captures life's small, indeed minuscule, pleasures, those perfect moments in which everything hangs suspended . . . Funny, intelligent, conveyed with a fine, melodious language, this philosophical fairy tale has something of the oriental about it: earnestly buoyant, airy, like a haiku."—Channel 5 (France)
"Hedgehog or Prozac? At first, the question may seem absurd. But it becomes less so when one learns that a Parisian psychotherapist is prescribing Muriel Barbery's bestselling novel The Elegance of the Hedgehog to her patients. 'Yes, I am prescribing it, and I do mean prescribing. This book can do a lot of good . . . [it's] a real toolbox that one can look into to resolve one's problems.' . . . And, indeed, all women, at least once, even Carla Bruni, have lived through the kind of psychological self-denigration that Renée inflicts on herself in the opening scene of the book. The ultimate celebration of every person's invisible part (Renée smells of cabbage soup but reads Husserl) constitutes one of the book's operative factors."—L'express (France) Read complete review >>
"Appearances can be deceptive: this is one of the book's messages. The writing is succinct, unusual, light yet erudite. And the story approaches that of a fable, but without the puerile elements and with a little extra touch of impertinence."—Le Figaro (France) Read complete review >>
"A richly suggestive novel, The Elegance of the Hedgehog traces a wide arc as it pursues the peccadilloes of contemporary society and portrays our pitiable primate preoccupations (sex, territory, hierarchy) with humor and erudition . . . But the invincible appeal of this book is in its formidably charming characters and in the multitude of intelligent reflections on pets, burnt out cars, learning and scholarship, and much more."—Nouvel Observateur (France)
"The Elegance of the Hedgehog is about the victory of the defenseless over the self-important, about how difficult it is to endure when situations become extreme. Finally, it is about how you cannot hold anything against art except perhaps for the fact that, though it may appear to suspend time, it does not offer a means of defying mortality."—Der Spiegel (Germany)
"The highly educated Renée has been a concierge in Paris for twenty-seven years. Paloma is thirteen, super gifted for her age and the daughter of rich parents. With biting wit, both recount their lives, the lives of their neighbors, and a whole lot more."—Glamour (Germany)
"Great social satire, a very intelligent guide through art and philosophy—a most entertaining and moving story about two outsiders."—Medien (Germany)
"Well worth the read. A mixture of literature, philosophical consideration and social satire"—Börsenblatt (Germany)
"This book is as extraordinary as its heroines. Free of any real 'action' it is nonetheless immensely exciting and captivating. For the most part, the book focuses on two intelligent characters who philosophize about the small pleasures of everyday life. But the manner in which they do so is touching, exhilarating, fascinating and entertaining all at the same time—and at times incredibly funny. Whoever is convinced that philosophical discourse is highbrow and boring will think otherwise after having read The Elegance of the Hedgehog."—Buchenreule (Germany)
The Elegance of the Hedgehog
By Giulia Mozzato
WUZ Magazine (Italy)
October 23, 2007
Here we are again, witness to a unique publishing "sensation." What is it that prompted Italians to discover and buy this novel, despite its author having previously published only one novel—a wonderful book, in truth, but one that few noticed?
What is the secret? Perhaps the cover (graceful but nothing exceptional), or the title (entertaining but not extraordinary), or the puff on the cover telling us that this book was a bestseller in France. Yes, perhaps this is what prompts us to pick the book up and to want to thumb through it and buy it. This must be what convinced its first Italian readers to take the book home with them (perhaps some of them already knew that it had sold over 600 thousand copies in France, that it had sat at the top of the bestseller lists for many consecutive weeks, to be finally toppled from the top spot by no less than Amélie Nothomb…).
I, too, am curious, and I start reading. And it is immediately clear to me. Of course! The secret is this: the author takes us into an apartment building in the middle of Paris and introduces us to its inhabitants one by one. Rémi Waterhouse did this in his wonderful film The Landlords. Prior to that, Cédric Klapisch had done something similar, recounting stories of his Paris neighborhood, Pastiglia, and its inhabitants, in When the Cat's Away.
The technique employed in The Elegance of The Hedgehog is very cinematic, visual, with a sharpness to it that is almost photographic—if you don't count the numerous philosophical asides, that is, which are not always brilliant.
There are two narrative voices: the concierge, who recounts the details of her quotidian existence, and little Paloma, who we meet through the pages of her diary. It already seems a film, with just the right kinds of framings, cuts, close ups and long tracking shots. In terms of rhythm, the author enters the soul of a character, then steps back out and views the scene from a distance. She observes, recounts, goes back into a given apartment and comes back out, bringing with her the life of its inhabitants, whom we readers experience as utterly real, living.
The concierge is a minor masterpiece à la Simenon, tucked away in her loge with her cat—de rigueur, of course. Her "facade" conforms to convention, but what lies behind the façade is surprising. And Paloma is no less entertaining. She is the daughter of a rich parliamentarian (we're dealing with a high-rent apartment building after all) and a rather frivolous graduate in literature. Paloma compares the concierge to a hérisson, a hedgehog, without realizing that she too is a Hedgehog, a young girl who has understood too early the meaning of life: "People aim for the stars and end up like goldfish in a bowl." She acutely sums up the world and decides that the majority of its inhabitants, for one reason or another, are inferior beings. Her delusion is such that she decides to end her life on the day of her thirteenth birthday.
Then there's the Portuguese maid at the Broglie's house, who, instead of fitting the stereotype of the coarse cleaning lady, is a true aristocrat who "is never sullied by vulgarity, although she may be surrounded by it." Naturally, she is the best friend of the concierge, who in turn pretends to watch rubbish on television while in truth she is listening to Mahler.
Around these women (principally the concierge Renée and the young Paloma) revolves the building's aristocratic, supercilious, irritating cosmos: the Palliéres on the sixth floor, the Josses (Paloma's family) on the fifth, the Arthens on the fourth, the Saint-Nices and the Badoises on the third, the Meurisses and the Rosens on the second and the Broglies on the first.
Then comes the arrival of a wealthy (naturally) Japanese man, Monsieur Kakuro Ozu, a man attentive to the people around him and the only one able to appreciate the elegance of the hedgehog. His entrance reshuffles the building's playing cards. Thanks to him, the two narrative voices draw nearer, paralleling one another, and the two women discover their elective affinities.
Perhaps the author includes too many philosophical asides and citations, which, in this kind of novel, can sometimes hold the story up and make it rigid. But that is the only defect in this original, slightly melancholy, story that has enchanted readers.
Mona Achache, the screenwriter who has the job of adapting the novel for a film produced by Anne-Dominique Toussaint, has declared that appearances notwithstanding "this is not an easy, linear text. There's a lot of work to be done," work that she has been at since January 2007. If asked when filming will begin, the answer is always the same: wait, there's no cast yet, and the problems are manifold. One of these problems, as a reader wrote on Muriel Barbery's blog, is that the only "Renée" imaginable is sadly no longer with us: Simone Signoret.
Marx in the Background
By Gabriella Bosco
Tuttolibri – La Stampa (Italy)
October 27, 2007
The most astounding French literary sensation of 2007 is entitled The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery, thirty-nine-year-old professor of Philosophy. In a few short weeks the book climbed to the top of the bestseller lists and positioned itself in the number one spot, where it remained for months, selling hundreds of thousand of copies.
It is an "agreeable" book in which, at least up to a certain point, what happens is not as important as the way in which what does happen is recounted. The narration is entrusted to two female first person voices that address the reader directly. The resulting characters are as different from one another in appearances as they are similar at a more intimate level.
The first voice belongs to Renée, the fifty-four-year-old concierge at 7 rue de Grenelle—a bourgeois neighborhood in Paris largely inhabited by left-leaning intellectuals. The second voice belongs to Paloma, a twelve-year-old girl who lives in the building on the fifth floor. She is the daughter of a parliamentarian (once a minister) and a mother who boasts a Ph.D. in literature. She also has an older sister named Colombe, a philosophy student.
The character of the concierge focuses on the opposition of her "real self" with the clichés that typically pigeonhole her, and, at the same time, on her overweening desire to keep her real self, that self that contradicts the stereotypes, hidden. Renée reads Marx and Husserl, watches films by Ozu, and cooks herself dinners of red mullet with coriander. But she does everything—obsessively—to ensure that no one in the building finds out. She thus creates a mise en place around her that reproduces in the tiniest details the cliché to which she wouldn't think of conforming for anything in the world. She dresses sloppily, goes shopping continually, making a show of the tufts of vegetables, slabs of meat and ham, pasta and tomato paste sticking out of her shopping bag: she keeps the television on and at high volume all the time, tuned into the worst possible dross. Yet, to we readers she reveals that those pauper's victuals are destined for her cat Leo, that the television is always on, but never watched, and that this whole scene is designed to preserve, inviolate, her refuge: a small room in the back where she can cultivate her refined tastes and her mind undisturbed.
The twelve-year-old Paloma, who hides a secret existential project behind a façade, is similar. She pretends to be your average twelve-year-old: she dresses like them; at school she does what is asked of her, but doesn't stick out. The reader, however, is privy to what amounts to her diary and she reveals herself to be extraordinarily gifted and advanced for her age. So lucid, so intelligent, so extraordinarily alert to the vanity of all things (in particular, the renunciation of ideals to which in her eyes adulthood is ineluctably a slave) that she has decided to kill herself on the day of her thirteenth birthday to avoid ending up renouncing everything herself. A preemptive renunciation, in short, chosen rather than subjected to.
These games—the living fictions of the two narrators—are thrown into disarray by the arrival of a character that reveals the true nature of both. He is a rich Japanese man, a new tenant brought into the building and the novel by Muriel Barbery via the death of a grating food critic, whose apartment is then turned over to the newcomer. Monsieur Ozu magically perceives the truth about Renée and Paloma and brings them into each other's orbit. With a further twist that I shan't give away here, the story blossoms into a fable. Beauty triumphs, though only after a rite of passage through the narrow doors of death.
The enormous success of this novel demonstrates just how responsive the public is to heartening and "readable" tales.
Prescription Hedgehog
L'express (France)
February 7, 2008
From bookstore windows to the psychoanalyst's couch! Some therapists are prescribing Muriel Barbery's bestselling novel to their patients.
Hedgehog or Prozac? At first, the question may seem absurd. But it becomes less so when one learns that a Parisian psychotherapist is prescribing Muriel Barbery's bestselling novel The Elegance of the Hedgehog to her patients. "Yes, I am prescribing it, and I do mean prescribing. This book can do a lot of good," affirms Maude Julien, a leading analyst in the fifteenth arrondissement. "The novel is a real toolbox that one can look into to resolve one's problems." This, in retrospect, might largely explain the book's success.
Muriel Barbery didn't expect that her Hedgehog would gain her recognition of this sort. The novel was released to a quiet reception in the torpid publishing summer of 2006. A year and a half and 900 thousand copies later, Renée the concierge, Paloma the prodigy, and Ozu of the sensitive soul fearlessly continue to challenge the various Goncourt winners, the Millennium series, and Phillip Roth on our bestseller lists. "One of my patients, completely transformed by this book, confessed that he had given it as a gift to thirty-four different people," says Maude Julien.
One Patient Cured of Her Fear of Flying
"Therapy is not limited to what happens during visits to the analyst," explains Julien, citing the theories of the American, Milton Erickson. "The work must continue outside my office. For this reason so-called 'therapeutic work' is assigned to the patient. Reading The Elegance of the Hedgehog fits this picture perfectly." In the past, our psychologist has recommended The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran and short stories by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt. But these were nothing compared to the Hedgehog, a bona fide panacea for many patients. So, why recommend this novel in particular? "Because it dramatizes, with great sensitivity, many situations in which our patients find themselves, above all our female patients," explains Alain Schmidt, another Hedgehogian therapist.
And, indeed, all women, at least once, even Carla Bruni, have lived through the kind of psychological self-denigration that Renée inflicts on herself in the opening scene of the book. The ultimate celebration of every person's invisible part (Renée smells of cabbage soup but reads Husserl) constitutes one of the book's operative factors.
So what do the patients think? Naturally they are not required to hand in a book report to their therapists, but rather to elaborate their impressions freely? "This novel encouraged me not to judge people on the basis of their social standing or their appearances and to look for hidden qualities in each person. In this book, a sophisticated Japanese man ends up uncovering the interior riches of Renée," confides Angèle. "The characters in the book make decisions and carry them through, without worrying about social conventions," adds Sabine. On a more practical level, another patient, fascinated by the character Monsieur Ozu, who hails from Japan, managed to overcome his fear of flying and he'll soon be taking off for Japan…
That same Japan where, deservedly, Muriel Barbery is enjoying a few happy days with her husband, after having recently traveled to New Zealand. Her plump royalties have allowed her to take a long leave of absence. Right now, they are promenading in Kyoto, camera in hand. Though she may have taken a vow of discretion before the media, Muriel Barbery is nonetheless observing, from a distance and in silence, the nascent stirrings of Hedgehog Therapy—not without a certain degree of bemusement and surprise. Though perhaps her husband, Stéphane, to whom she dedicated the book, and with whom she conceived its structure, will be less surprised. His profession? Psychologist.
The Discreet Charm of Muriel Barbery
By Mohammed Aïssaoui
Le Figaro (France)
October 15, 2007
The Elegance of the Hedgehog's success story resembles nothing if not the novel's author herself: discreet, surprising, and pleasant. In the last few months, the novel has turned into a literary UFO, subject of long dinner party conversations. After its publication in September 2006, and despite the dominance of the panzer tank, Jonathan Littel, on the literary scene, Barbery's novel has sold almost 200,000 copies in France. A revelation, especially considering that typically a bestseller comes off the presses with a flurry of attention and reaches the top of the lists fast. Muriel Barbery's story is exactly the opposite: there was no sign of the novel on the bestseller lists two weeks after its publication, then it made a quiet debut and slowly, steadily, crept its way up the list, making it necessary to go back to the printers thirty times. Something like this happens once every ten years!
…Even more surprising than the book's success is the author's technique. She waits to hear "a voice."
"I don't know where this voice comes from," says Barbery. "But it is essential for me to start writing."
"And whose voice is this?"
She shrugs.
"Some have told me, 'it's mine.'"
Simple, right?
…Though the author claims to write in a disorderly manner, the alternating narrative structure of Hedgehog is impressively meticulous, and the characters have evidently been researched with care and intelligence; they are well realized and vivid.
Appearances can be deceptive: this is one of the book's messages. The writing is succinct, unusual, light yet erudite. And the story approaches that of a fable, but without the puerile elements and with a little extra touch of impertinence.
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7. Anthony Michael Hall and Molly Ringwald bonded over music. Initially, Ringwald and Hall didn't care much for each other. In an effort to create a little co-star bonding, Hughes took both of them shopping at a music store where they discovered they liked some of the same groups. One of those groups was The Rave-Ups, which Molly scribbled on Samantha's notebook.
8. Relatives of Saturday Night Live's original cast were in the church. The reverend is played by Bill Murray's brother, Brian Doyle-Murray, and the woman sitting next to Samantha's Ginny sits next to is John Belushi's mother, Agnes Belushi.
9. Not surprisingly, the Sixteen Candles' homes have become local tourist attractions. Unless you like the idea of strangers routinely stopping to take photos in your driveway, it's probably best to avoid buying a home that was used in a cult movie. Both Jake and Samantha's homes have become popular photo spots for fans of the film who happen to be passing through Evanston, Illinois. Both homes look relatively the same as they did 30 years ago — only Jake Ryan's 16,000 square feet, 22 room mansion is no longer covered in toilet paper.
10. Gedde Watanabe caught some backlash over the Asian stereotype of Long Duk Dong. Political correctness and comedy don't often get along, and as funny as the character Long Duk Dong is, it's pretty obvious that he leans hard on Hollywood's dated stereotype of Asians. In an interview with NPR, Watanabe — who was 28 at the time — admitted that he was a little naive about his character:
"I was making people laugh, I didn't realize how it was going to affect people. It took me a while to understand that. In fact, I was working at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and I was accosted a couple of times by a couple of women who were just really irate and angry. They asked, 'How could you do a role like that?' But it's funny, too, because at the same time I laugh at the character. It's an odd animal."
11. Molly Ringwald and Anthony Michael Hall spent their downtime crashing Bat Mitzvahs. When filming wrapped on weekends, some of the cast members would hit up local bars in the area, but Rigwald and Hall were both 16 at the time and stuck in the hotel. In an effort to kill a little boredom, Ringwald and Hall crashed a Bat Mitzvah that was happening at their hotel in Skokie, Illinois, where the cast was being housed.
12. John Cusack's beloved WLS is now talk radio. The shirt John Cusack's character is wearing at the dance reads WLS, which at the time was a pop music station in Chicago. Times change though and now it's all talk, all the time.
*Bonus fact: If you've seen the movie on television then you probably remember the cafeteria scene. This scene is only included in the televised broadcasts and was never in the theatrical version, nor on the VHS or DVD versions.

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My wife and I moved here four years ago. I moved back home, and in her words, she moved home for the very first time. We noticed others doing the same, both then and still now. Just yesterday I received a call from a classmate who had finally landed a job close enough to allow him to live in Camden. I've often pondered this anomaly. What is it that so often brings people back? Many reasons come to mind: the people, the incredible sense of community, the horse races, the beautiful parks, the "walkable" streets, and the safety provided ...
I, like many others, have listened, watched and read about this YMCA/sports complex. It all started with a real estate listing on 1/7/2011, a contract on 2/7/2011 and a closing date later in March. Wow! That was a fast real estate transaction. Discontent and suspicions started then and have continued. Shortly after the closing, there was talk of a possible YMCA partnering with Columbia. Now I am not here to oppose a Y. My children learned to swim at the Y, my husband was president of the board and was even instrumental in obtaining the ...
In the past year, my wife and I visited, toured and stayed in the towns of Aiken, Mount Pleasant and Greenville in South Carolina and Asheville, Blowing Rock and Highlands in North Carolina.
Members of the city council keep saying the majority of people in the city of Camden voted for a sports facility in the 1 percent tax referendum that failed, so why not have another referendum again to prove them right?
I am told by city hall that the Town Green cost almost $1 million. I understand that it was paid for by hospitality tax, which both city and county residents pay.
I would like for Camden City Council to slow down in making a decision about building a sports complex in Camden on the property at the Mather Academy site. Although I haven't spoken with council members individually, I am asking them collectively to allow this decision to be made by the people of this county.
I want to begin by commending your excellent, on-going coverage of the sports complex issue. Your most recent article included several statements and issues that I would like to briefly address. Two key issues are clear:
I read with great disappointment one of our city councilmen's rude and inappropriate comments regarding our state's attorney general. I am shocked that an elected official I voted for would speak of our state's chief legal officer in such a way. Perhaps Mr. Partin should be reminded that the people of South Carolina and the people of Kershaw County elected Alan Wilson to serve us as Attorney General.
Thank you for the opportunity to tell the citizens of Camden of the petition drive that is calling for a referendum on the use of hospitality taxes. I have no question that our elected officials are good people with good intentions. However, many citizens have been outraged at the city council and city administration's process in making a decision on a sports complex. During the last few weeks many citizens have written letters to the editor in opposition to the city's handling of the controversial decision. Others have spoken at the public forums before each city council meeting ...
This edition of the Chronicle-Independent may well contain a front page story by reporter Martin Cahn detailing the events at the Camden City Council meeting of Sept. 13. As reporters are properly tasked to present facts free of emotion or judgment, the actual tone of that council meeting may not be accurately reflected in Mr. Cahn's article. I submit this letter, therefore, for those citizens not able to attend that council meeting, and who must rely on Mr. Cahn's version of fact.
I am writing in regard to the wonderful letter by Mr. Ashby Rhame – "Help our veterans, help our VA Service Office." I could not agree more as a member of American Legion Post 17 here in Camden. I can speak firsthand of the help I have received from my local Post No. 17 and the local VA office with VA Officer Mr. Billy Bell and Mr. Bell's assistant, Barbara Ray. They have been most helpful to veterans in this county.
Sept. 11th marked a day of reflection for us as Americans, perhaps also a moment to ponder the lessons learned from that day and the many days that followed.
Given the unsuccessful record of the previous YMCAs in Camden, what is the city leaders' backup plan if the Columbia Y loses money, breaks its lease,and vacates? Who will operate this sports center in that case?
Recently I visited a former co-worker of some 30-plus years in a southwest seaport city. During those years we worked together I often leaned on him for information and I believe I became a better person by knowing him.
Thank you, Mr. Scully, for your interesting letter. However, when comparing Camden to Newberry and Augusta, there are two major differences. Newberry has a major college and Augusta has several colleges, medical and liberal arts, and a thriving medical community. Both are more similar to Columbia.
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beezlebubsbum, which debian track do you want to follow? I'm asking because you have sources for stable, testing and unstable all included in your list. Unless you have "pinned" a particular version, you're introducing the possibility of a lot of dependency issues. You see, if you don't tell debian to track testing or unstable as the preferred version, it's gonna default to stable first, and most packages in testing and unstable won't compile against the stable base. Comment out all but one release in your list, and try again. A couple of ideas for you:
1. Check out www.apt-get.org They have a huge listing of apt repositories.
2. If you want to run the debian-stable core, but want some newer packages, you'll find some repositories listed at apt-get.org called "backports". Now, backports aren't always super effective, but they'll give you a way to upgrade some things that stable won't let you use.
3. The first time you run apt-get, you have to run apt-get update, so that apt can retrieve the latest package lists from the repositories in your sources.list file. Are you running apt in a terminal, or are you using synaptic? Synaptic has an "update" button... I may be wrong on the naming of that button, I'm writing from a Gentoo install at the moment, so I can't actually open Synaptic and look, but its the big button at the far left of the tool bar. Whichever way you're updating, watch the progress, and read any messages at the end. Watching the process will tell you how fast the connection to the server in your sources.list file is. Sometimes just moving to a mirror in another location will get you a better connection speed. If you get errors on a mirror, check them out. When apt is scanning a repository, it's looking for files named packages and release. Not every mirror actually has both those files. If a mirror fails on one, but not the other, you'll probably be okay. If it fails on both, you won't be getting anything from that mirror, as apt isn't like ftp--it won't scan the contents of the directories, it just looks for the list files and copies them to your local machine.
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5. If apt fails after it has started the actual installation of files, issue the command, again as su: dpkg --configure -a This command tells dpkg, the program that actually installs programs for apt, to configure all the pending packages in the cache.
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dpkg -i tells dpkg to install something. The -E and -G tell dpkg to ingnore packages that are already installed, or packages that you have a newer version of installed. The -R means "recursive, and tells dpkg to install all the .deb's it finds in that directory, in this case, /var/cache/apt/archives, which is where apt stores the files you download.
If you're trying to do a distribution upgrade and dpkg keeps returning conflict messages and failing, you can try, at your own risk (su) dpkg -i --force all -E -G -R /var/cache/apt/archives. That'll tell dpkg to "make it happen"! If the reason for all the errors is that you have other versions of the same packages installed, this will fix that problem. If you had another problem going on, it won't, and can leave your install "hosed". Force is only a good idea when you're sure the problem is a conflict with an older installed version of a a pckage.
I assume you Knoppix users know there are some other "Knoppix-like" distros available? If you're not thrilled with Knoppix, but like being able to test drive the distro before you install, you have options. If anyone's interested, I'll post a few links, or you can look for my other posts. I know I've already linked Kanotix and Mepis. Otherwise, look for DistroDawg's Guide To Live C.D. Enjoyment, coming on or near June 8th, right after DistroDawgs Guide To Selecting A Linux Distro, which I expect to post on Sunday, June 6th.


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On Sunday we happened to anchor the boat on Police Lake to fish and there right in front of us was a bald eagle's nest about 50 yards away.
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MCALLEN, Texas (KVEO) -- Jonathan Garza is in the process of teaching his daughter Elena about the water.
"It's just her confidence of not being scared to jump in and swim around," said Garza.
Today the pair are taking a class with other toddlers at Aqua Tots in McAllen, Texas.
The swim instructor's here said starting children in water early helps their confidence.
"We start our classes with six months old so that when they are young, they learn that the water is not an evil monster, so that they don't have any traumatic events," said instructor Laura De Leon.
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BOISE -- Idaho State University President Arthur Vailas requested a 7.9 percent increase in state funding for the institution during a budget hearing before the state Legislature's Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee on Monday.
Vailas requested $128.9 million in public funds for fiscal year 2014. The Legislature appropriated more than $119.5 million to the university in 2013. In comparison, the state contributed $106.4 million to the university's budget in 2012.
Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter's recommendation for the school's state funding is slightly more than $123 million for 2014.
Providing avenues of financial aid for students and deferred maintenance costs remain Vailas' top concerns as the university rebounds from the recession, he said.
The university faces more than $352 million in projected deferred maintenance costs over the next five years. That includes about $64 million in deferred maintenance costs in 2014 alone.
ISU also operates a branch campus in Idaho Falls as part of the University Place complex.
"My point here is that we've never caught up in any way of what is needed," Vailas said.
The school recently had to evaluate closing Colonial Hall, which houses some of the university's College of Engineering faculty and staff, at its Pocatello campus after a large crack was discovered in its foundation, he said.
"We have evaluated every building on our campus to (analyze) ... the life span of each building," he said. "We need to determine what we need to do to make each building functional ... and obviously we look at priorities. We look at the impact of that building on the student."
As state funding of higher education has dwindled in Idaho and throughout the nation, Vailas said it's important to find financial opportunities for students in other ways.
Providing jobs for students throughout the university has been one way to combat rising education costs for students, he said.
"That has increased tremendously over the last few years," he said. "Whenever we add a new position we ask ourselves ... can we employ a student in that position? Can we provide a way to meet a student's needs?"
Vailas' proposal includes new funding for equipment for an anatomy and physiology cadaver laboratory at ISU's Meridian campus.
Vailas stressed the overlap of the facility's uses with other public and private entities, including access for educational, medical and state law enforcement purposes.
"When we do ask for money for (new projects), when we're asking them to give more, we have to make them understand why it's important," he said. "If they don't have a good understanding of that, and don't give us what we need, then we need to make a better case."
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VOTKINSK, Russia (Reuters) – Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin Monday likened the U.N. Security Council resolution supporting military action in Libya to medieval calls for crusades.
Putin, in the first major remarks from a Russian leader since a coalition of Western countries began air strikes in Libya, said that Muammar Gaddafi's government fell short of democracy but added that did not justify military intervention.
"The resolution is defective and flawed," Putin told workers at a Russian ballistic missile factory. "It allows everything. It resembles medieval calls for crusades."
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Set up on my tripod in front of this feeder I made out of a ladle, this footage was captured using the Bushnell 2012 HD MAX (119477) and my close-up kit.
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Thank prime minister for my release: Sailor Vijayan
Indian sailor V. Vijayan who was released from a jail in Togo expressed his thanks to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for his release.
He, along with the captain of the ship, Sunil James, was freed from a Togo jail Thursday and reached India Friday morning.
"I am thankful to the prime minister who helped us through his intervention with the authorities in Togo," Vijayan told reporters after he arrived at the airport here from Mumbai.
Vijayan showed his displeasure against the media and also the state government, which, according to him, did nothing in his time of need.
"My wife was running from pillar to post for 10 days and you (the media) did nothing to help her and now you are after me to know things," said Vijayan, a third engineer in the ship that was first hijacked and abandoned after a few days.
According to him, they are still clueless as to why they were jailed.
"For three days, we were blindfolded and held as hostage by the kidnappers and after they went away, Togo authorities took over their ship and we ended up in jail," said Vijayan.
He was received at the airport by his family and they too were not keen on speaking to the media.
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MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. (KSDK) - A local company is being honored for helping troops who serve overseas.
Western Extralite in Maryland Heights is receiving the Patriot Award at a ceremony.
The award recognizes companies that go the extra mile to ensure employees are not punished for missing time because of a deployment.
Western Extralite is an electrical and communication products distributor with 17 officers in Missouri and Kansas.


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TweetI forget how vast the states are and how different each of the towns and cities within it feels. I felt it when I first visited Williamsburg last Christmas, an eery stillness I hadn't come across before, so far removed … Continue reading
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Williamsburg – A holy trinity of Coffee, Doughnuts & Chocolate
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Down 3-0 to the San Jose Sharks in their Western Conference semifinal series, the Red Wings will attempt to stave off elimination Thursday night at Joe Louis Arena.
The Red Wings are well aware of the daunting task they face, trying to join the 1975 New York Islanders and 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs as the only teams in Stanley Cup playoff history to win a series after losing the first three games.
The Islanders knocked off the Pittsburgh Penguins in the second round and the Maple Leafs defeated the Red Wings to win the Cup.
"That's how hard it is to do," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said following his team's practice Wednesday. "And yet, I figure every 33 years or so you've got to be due. It must be our turn.
"But the reality is, we have to win a period. We have to win the first shift. We have to put it in a small box and just keep working through it. We understand the ramifications. They'd like to eliminate us and we'd like to keep playing."
Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom likes the idea of joining those Islanders and Maple Leafs teams in the postseason record books.
"We're looking at it as what a great feeling it would be to be the team to do it again," he said. "It would be great to be that team to come back and respond to being down 3-0.
"(But) in doing that, we can only look at the next game ahead of us. You can't look at four games. You have to look at one game, and that's the game we have to focus on. That's all we're doing today."
Forward Kris Draper, who has helped the Red Wings win four Cups since 1997, would like nothing better than to add another milestone to his career.
"History can be made, right?" he said. "It's happened before. Has it happened a lot? No. Have teams done it? Yes. We've done a lot of things in the postseason to be proud of. To look at the big picture, it's tough and everything is against us. But we have such a great group in here that we want to keep going.
"All we can do, all we can control, is our preparation to play one hockey game. Emotionally we're going to be engaged and ready to go. We want to win Game 4 and take it back to San Jose and from there you just go. But the bottom line is finding a way to win one hockey game."
This is rare territory for the Red Wings, who lost to the Penguins in last year's Stanley Cup Final after capturing the Cup in 2008. Detroit hasn't been in such a precarious predicament since 2003, when it was swept by the Anaheim Ducks in the opening round.
"We still believe in ourselves in this dressing room," rookie goalie Jimmy Howard said. "This is the first time I've ever been in this situation, but I'm excited."
Babcock said he still believes in Howard, who made some big stops in Tuesday's 4-3 overtime loss but gave up a bad goal to Sharks rookie Logan Couture, whose bad-angle shot tied the game with 6:43 remaining in the third period.
"We expect him to pick things up," Babcock said.
Howard said he erased the Couture goal from his mind "as soon as I left the arena. There's no reason to dwell on it. The season's not over."
It will end Thursday unless Howard and his teammates manage to build a lead and hang onto it, something they failed to do in the past two games.
"History can be made, right? It's happened before. Has it happened a lot? No. Have teams done it? Yes. We've done a lot of things in the postseason to be proud of. To look at the big picture, it's tough and everything is against us. But we have such a great group in here that we want to keep going." -- Kris DraperThe Red Wings have played a lot of hockey, regular season and playoffs, in the past two decades and could be running out of fuel against the Sharks.
"It's a grind, and so one thing you can say to yourself if you want, is 'Geez, we've played a lot of hockey, ohhh …'," Babcock said. "That just means you're soft between the ears. Let's win a game. We've got a great challenge ahead. Let's get to it. Let's win a game.
"You can use any cliché you want, but the reality is we have to play better. We have to find a way to get the puck in the net one more time than them."


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New River Trail State Park parking area dedication June 28
(RICHMOND) - State and local officials will gather Thursday, June 28, to dedicate a new horse trailer parking area in Ivanhoe, Va., providing easier access to New River Trail State Park.
The award-winning Virginia State Parks are managed by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Dedication speakers include Virginia Delegate Annie B. Crockett-Stark, DCR's State Parks Director Joe Elton, Wythe County Board of Supervisors member Coy McRoberts and Wythe County Parks, Recreation and Tourism Director Gary Cody.
The dedication is in the new parking lot, located on Riverview Road in Ivanhoe, Va., beginning at 2 p.m. The dedication is open to the public.
"Ivanhoe is one of the most popular access points and horse trailer parking is one of the area's challenges," said DCR State Parks Director Joe Elton. "The parking area features an excellent design and is already getting rave reviews. This facility demonstrates Virginia's commitment to outdoor recreation and tourism and reflects the positive impact tourism has on the local and state economy."
The new parking lot provides horse trailer parking and easier access to New River Trail State Park at the mid-point between the Mark E Hufeisen Horse Complex in Foster Falls and Fries, Va. The parking lot is also available to hikers and bikers.
The region is popular with horseback riders and draws visitors from the southeast to ride mountain trails in the nearby Mount Rogers National recreation area.
In 2011, more than 989,000 people visited the park.
New River Trail State Park is a 57-mile linear park passing through Grayson, Carroll, Wythe and Pulaski counties. The park parallels the scenic and historic New River for 40 miles and links several other recreational areas, including the Virginia Highlands Horse Trail, which traverses the Mount Rogers Nation Recreation Area and connects to Grayson Highlands State Park and the Virginia Creeper Trail.
For more information about state park activities and amenities, or to make reservations in a campsite, cabin or family lodge, call the Virginia State Parks Reservation Center at 800-933-PARK or visit www.virginiastateparks.gov.


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Sri Lankan archbishop draws famous speakers for convention on liturgy
Catholic World News - September 08, 2010
Archbishop Malcom Ranjith of Colombo, Sri Lanka—the former secretary of the Congregation for Divine Worship—has embarked on a determined effort to stimulate reverence for the Eucharist. As a major step toward that goal he has assembled a very impressive group of speakers for a convention on the liturgical, headlined by Cardinal Antonio Cañizares.
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- Nubuck leather upper provides above-the-ankle protection against harsh winter elements
- Seam-sealed waterproof construction keeps feet dry and warm when temperatures drop
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- Removable 9mm ThermoPlus™ felt InnerBoot allows for a cuztomizable fit
- Vulcanized, waterproof rubber shell enhances protection against the winter elements
- Thick rubber midsole insulates for heat-retention in cold weather
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- Sorel AeroTrac™ non-loading outsole maximizes traction on snow or and ice
- Comfort range down to -60°F
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Saturday, April 28, 2007
Lidstrom Keeps On Rolling
Nicklas Lidstrom should win the Norris Trophy as best defenceman for the fifth time in his career. He should be an MVP candidate though I expect he will be overlooked. As the playoffs continue he continues to dominate. Lidstrom has been the best defenceman in the playoffs so far. He is tied for the scoring lead among defencemen with Brian Rafalski of New Jersey (with eight points each). He is leading the Red Wings in ice time with 28:59 per game (the only defenders with more ice time per game are Chris Pronger and Francis Beauchemin of Anaheim and Sergei Zubov of the eliminated Dallas Stars). Lidstrom has been a controlling force for the Red Wings. If they come back against San Jose, Lidstrom will play a huge role in it. Nicklas Lidstrom is one of the better defencemen of all time and many fans today do not realize that.
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How to Play Tag
Tag, also known as "stuck-in-the-mud" in some places, is a classic childhood game that is played all over the world. Though it's mostly enjoyed by children, adults can join in too. When you're playing tag, the fun never stops. It is sometimes known as 'catch-and-catch' or 'You're It'
1Decide who is "it": this person will be the one who chases the others. Many of the players will get a turn at being "it". Say "Who is it?" The person should say "I am it!"Ad
2Decide on a "safe" zone as a group. It might be one of the slides on the playground, or it might be someplace else. This is where you can run to and be safe from being "tagged".
3The playground (gravel and black top will be the area to stay on while you play "tag". The grass and sidewalk are NOT part of the play area.)
4Provide a head start for running. Players should be given a 10 second head start to run, while the person who is it counts to 10. He/she will then yell "GO" and then start chasing the others. What does this mean? Everyone not "it" will run away from the person who is "it" and not try to get tagged. If the person who is "it" gets close to you, try to run to the "safe" place.
5Tag another player. The "it" player will try to touch another player. It should feel like a tap or touch on your body. It should NEVER be a push to try to knock them down. Once the "it" player succeeds in doing this, the player who has been tagged is now "it". Yell loud enough for everyone to hear that YOU are now "it". Now it is your turn to chase your friends and try to tag them!
6Continue with the new "it" player trying to tag someone new to be "it".
7Stop the game whenever wanted. The person who is "it" when the game stops loses. There is no set rule on when to end but it is a good idea to set a time limit before players become exhausted or disinterested in continuing the game. The younger the players, the shorter the game of tag should be.Ad
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- Don't play in a wet or rocky area.
- Be careful not to trip over or bump into others while playing.
- Stay in a safe area.
- Watch out for dogs trying to join in a game of tag; if they get too excited they might trip over the players or bite at them.
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text: The Willoughby Art Gallery, located in Procter Center, will feature ceramic work by Wanda Owens. Owens began losing her sight at the age 20 after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. In each collection of work, Owens includes a piece featuring a clown and "always something about the Lord." Her art is a spiritual process and experience, which is what pushes her to continue making art. The exhibit is being run in conjunction with ArtsWave sampler weekend.


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Law & Order SVU: Pretend
The episode appeared to meander and not to have much of a direction for the first 30 minutes. We got through the murder investigation and the trial by 22 minutes into the episode and had not yet seen "Cassandra". When she did appear, we were taken on a little joyride as the detectives tried to fit her into the stereotype they thought she was. I was also impatient with this because I knew she was somehow bad.
The teen-age dialogue was pretty hard to believe. Those kids talked like they were reading from a novel. I believe that Cassandra may have rehearsed her speech to the detectives when she said, "I've been shuttled between foster homes my whole life." There were no "likes" or "ums" or "ya knows" when she and Scott spoke to detectives or during court. Her real age--28--may have factored into that dialogue but Scott's was terrible and there's no excuse since he really was 16.
All in all, I wasn't terribly thrilled with this episode. I did like the ending where it appeared that "Cassandra" wasn't evil, just flippin' nuts. And maybe a bit of a pedophile? That was kind-of left unanswered.
I'd be interested to know what you guys thought-- especially those of you who were able to dismiss the promos or didn't see them at all.
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Guest Column | February 27, 2014
How To Focus IP Video Surveillance On The Needs Of Education, Courts
By Steve Surfaro, Security Industry Liaison, Axis Communications
Features and functions of video surveillance systems vary, depending on the application. Below is information on K-12 education, university and higher education, and courthouse and remote arraignment applications.
Video surveillance for K-12 applications
Video surveillance in K-12 is focused primarily on safety, security, and loss prevention. Most deployments include IP cameras in public spaces like halls, assembly areas, outdoor playgrounds, classrooms equipped with high-value assets, and high value storage. IT integrators have a great opportunity to leverage their expertise in sharing existing infrastructure yet keeping the system virtually separated from school-specific solutions like learning management, public assembly simulcast, voice over IP (VoIP), and Internet access.
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