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|One of a group of letters from Henry Bergen to Bernard Leach. In the main, these letters are a riot of scathing criticism of Leach's writings of 'A Potter's Book', the chapters which have obviously been submitted to Bergen for reading and correction. Their friendship must have been close and real, otherwise Leach would have been forgiven for deeming Bergen's strictures intolerable. As it is, it is much to Leach's credit that these letters were retained for posterity. No doubt he answered each one, and no doubt he gave as good as he got! Bergen emerges from these pages as blunt, irascible, convincing and utterly honest; a man whose standards were of the highest, full of contempt for the shoddy and the pretentious.
In April 1936, he gives advice to Leach on the Dartington Hall project in his usually forthright way. He is in touch with 'Bino' (his version of 'Beano'), for Miss Pleydell-Bouverie and Cardew. He is stil labouring at his sociological work. Yes, he is willing to criticise Leach's draft chapters, and is free with advice on publishers' terms. An exhibition in October 1936 - Murray's 'Ra' has been refused --- 'that very big and very bad performance of some years ago'. Is also reading (E.M.) Nance's work on Swansea and Billingsley. He gives blunt criticism of mugs and jugs by 'Beano' and the St. Ives Pottery at the Byros Gallery exhibition; and is equally blunt in his rejection of the works of certain named contemporary potters. Will shortly move to 55 Sutton Court, Chiswick. Hopes to write a short work on the Tea Ceremony (Cha-no-yu). Is impatient of auctions - 'Collectors are fools'. He is interested in the latest 'scientific' excavations in China and in particular, material of the Shang and Chou periods. He likes the work of Hamada and Kawai, but finds Funkaki's work 'too slick and commerical looking'. He is re-shaping Leach's first chapter (June 1937) - 'it is getting simpler and less turgid', and gives general advice on the rest of the book. He holds forth on the differences between T'ang and Sung pots. The Oharas will visit Dartington in the Autumn. He criticises Leach as a writer - 'too rhetorical and excited', and as to the content, Bergen defends mass-production of pottery against what he sees as Leach's unfair criticism: Leach must not sneer -- '---the factories --- are bound to produce what they can sell, otherwise they can't exist, but if the Royal Worcester works is still turning out naturlaistic atrocities it is also employing some very good people whose designs are of quite a different character. A factory is there primarily to make money, & this will be so always, as it is now under a Socialist government' (Leach's marginal comment to this is: 'Russia not the end!'). Mass-production is here, for good or ill, & Leach must not confuse his nostalgia for the 'the little workshop in China & Korea & Japan' with the reality of the virtues of mass-produced tableware - 'much more praticable in use than any peasant ware.'. Leach's job is to write about pottery, not social reform. There is, Bergen thinks 'too much rhetoric & autobiography (quite out of place) in the book , as it is.' Epigrammatically, he states 'There is nothing more fatuous than to idealize the past, except to idealize the present.' He hopes that the next instalment will contain 'less repetition and cackle and more serious description. Remember that the Sung pots you & I admire were made for the rich & that the poor (nine tenths of the population at that time) possessed practically nothing. ---But my point is that fine things are fine & mean labour & other costs & can never be plentiful. The market is easily saturated.' Leach must not confuse the ornamental with the uitilitarian. Bergen wishes to keep the factory and the studio potter separate; Leach obviously disagrees, and, in this partiuclar letter (7 August 1937) is free with marginal comments on Bergen's remarks. The 'Raku' chapter is not satisfactory - too much 'mere wind' - it is ridiculous to compare coffee cups with Sung vases.'. Reports that the chapters he has seen have been re-hashed, and should be aceptable to a publisher now that 'mis-statements of fact' have been corrected. Bergen cannot hide his exasperation at Leach's meandering style - why does he ramble at length about tin-glaze in the middle of a chapter on procelain; He deplores the over-emphasis on 'Raku' and Leach's experiences in Japan. He advices him to 'Cut as much cackle & prancing (this is a favourite word of his) & self-consciousness as possible'. Michael (Leach) must look over the work as well, as he is a 'competent' writer! Leach must acknowledge his limitations as a writer - don't be facetious or pathetic!. Above all don't prance!' Their great disagreement on the point of studio pottery versus mass-production rambles on: the latter employs hordes of people, and it is useless to talk of its 'demolition & reconstruction'; modern capitalistic methods cannot just cease, even in Russia; 'stripped of its romantacism, primitivive production is misery'; the fault of modern mass-produced pottery lies in design, and Leach's book should be a manual, not a polemic; '--- it is absolutely mad to attack industry. Industry did not drive out handwork' which perished because of economic inefficency alone; much present handwork is bad - much, for example, of the work of Kawai and Funaki is bad, and even Yanagi's craft movement in Japan produces bad things. Bergen deplores the 'intolerable arrogance' of studio potters - people at the Victoria and Albert Museum and elsewhere have even named Leach and Murray as being guilty; not all craftsmen are artists, as Leach thinks --- Bergen rates only 20 per cent of exhibitors at the Byros Gallery as having talent, an he finds that he 'can't go Yanagi snobb stuff any more - it is too sentimental in spite of the fact that there is much truth in it.' He urges Leach: 'For God's sake keep polemics out of the rest of the book. Take Edward Johnston as your model.' He rates the opening of the chapter on kilns, as a disaster - '--- just bunk, pure prancing. --- don't write as if your readers were fools'; the corrected parts however, are acceptable. Bergen is preparing some of his pots (by Bernard Leach, Michael Cardew, Murray, Vyse and 'Beano' Pleydell-Bourverie) for Geoffrey Bemrose, for a 'show' at Stoke-on-Trent. These letters are obviously interspersed with replies from Leach to Bergen (would that copies of them were included here!) Leach is patently stimulated by all the savage criticism. Bergen goes on to accuse Leach of having no critical faculty, and urges him to consult Bemrose in the matter of 'A Potter's Outlook' (later in the same letter he urges that the phamplet of this title be dropped altogether - 'It is not good'). In Bergen's opinion, the studio potter can only make 'a few pots for the well-to-do and upper middle classes - the people will remain untouched. It will be the artist as entertainer'. If he has aroused Leach's wrath by his criticism - too bad! The studio potter cannot compete with the commercial potters in the field of tableware, and he quotes 'Beano' on the topic: 'Even a stoneware pot that's gone egregiously wrong looks 50 times better with flowers in it than a commercial pot. But any Woolworth tea service, almost, is more satisfactory to drink tea out of than Rik's ('Rik' was 'Beano's' name for Bernard Leach) or Michael's or mine, because of the very qualities of uniformity, lightness, precision and so on that makes the commercial product fail for the flowers. Bergen much admires the pots of Hammond, P. Wadsworth, Haile, Bourne, Washington etc. (all pupils of
Maurray) at the Byros Gallery (September 1937) and thinks that Murray is creating an English tradition in modern pottery. Michael's 'show' starts at the Byros Gallery on 9 November (1937). 'Beano' now send her contribution on glazes - a tentative contribution only, as results are not consistent. Some are (box, peat, laurustinus and hawthorn) but a finishing with larch as fuel, turned lustrous glazes grey matt, and this must be repeated. The sales at Michael's show are good. Leach's material on clay shapes is good, but the writing not so; there is too much of Japan, and he must refrain from referring to 'my friend Hamada' or Tomimoto or Yanagi, which is in dubious taste; he should read Pevsner on pottery. Mrs. Mairet, 'Beano' and Michael all agree that it is wrong to attack the commercial potters, or to try to compare them unfavourably witth the studio potters. Bergen considers Leach's glazes superior to 'Beano's' or Murray's - her's are too matt, and his are too thin and dry --- 'a glaze is glass, not thin slime'. He does not think the Germans are very good at pottery; a pity 'Gropius' Bauhaus' no longer exists. Bergen cought shingles in December 1937. He praises Haile and Finch as talented potters. He is impatient of potters who seek to express personality in their work - 'To hell with their precious personalities!'. Haile is influenced by early Greek, Minoan and Cretan models, and is very good; Finch is a 'real', as opposed to a 'studio potter', and is very versatile, although he does not exhibit (April 1938). Bergen and Michael are collaborating on the preface, though later, he admits that Michael is doing it on his own. He repeats his intention to write on Cha-no-yu (September 1939). He deplores the war as 'too stupid for words' and cannot see a revolution in Germany (to overthrow the Hitler Regime) for some time. These are a very important group of letters in which both Bergen and Leach emerge as men of great stature.
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William True Goff, Jr., a longtime resident of Washington, ME, passed away on December 10, 2012, at Penobscot Bay Hospital, after a short illness. He was 80 years old.
Born on August 26, 1932 in Windsor, ME, Mr. Goff was the son of William True Goff, Sr. and Ruth Colby Goff. Upon graduation from Cony High School in 1951, Mr. Goff married the love of his life, Marjorie Ames, in 1952. He started his career with Central Line and in 1960 he and his wife moved their growing family to Monroe, NY and then to Wallkill, NY, where they raised their six children. In 1966 Mr. Goff took a job with APA Transport in Maybrook, NY. Mr. Goff was a member of Teamsters Local 445 and retired from APA Transport in New York in 1995 after 29 years of dedicated service. Upon retirement, he and his wife retired back to their homestead on Washington Pond in Maine.
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Each category has its own prize for the highest scoring creation. Many of the prizes are castle sets from the 1980.s, 1990's, and 2000's. The sets are used and but should be in good to very good condition. Most sets have instructions but boxes are not included. All other prizes are new. We would like to thank Ádám Monostori "Rifiröfi", Rich Stehnach "Blackrock", BrickArms, BrickWarriors, BrickStix, LifeLites, No Starch Press, anonymous donors, and the LEGO Group for donating prizes for this contest.
A Child's Life
6017 King's Oarsmen
Build a creation with a focus on children in a castle setting. Ideas include children playing, doing chores, serving as a page, or working as an apprentice.
Used Set
Trial and Error
6037 Witch's Windship
Build a realistic or fantasy castle contraption that has room for improvement. Ideas include crashing aircraft, sinking naval vessels, and less than road worthy land vehicles.
Used Set
Court Entertainment
7953 Court Jester and 7955 Wizard
Will your entertainer amuse the king while avoiding his wrath? Ideas include scenes at court with jesters, jongleurs, and astronomers.
New Sets
Secret Hideout
6048 Majisto's Magical Workshop
Build a stand-alone fortress, outpost, or hideout for outlaw factions such as the Dragon Masters, Forestmen, Bulls, or Wolfpack.
Used Set
Alternate Model
LEGO Castle Brickmaster
Build a unique castle creation only using pieces from one castle set that never had alternate models. This includes all castle sets from Knight's Kingdom I to present.
New Set
Dark Age Illumination
Ten TorchLites
Build a medieval scene incorporating artificial lighting. Ideas include exploring a secret passage, a vespers service, or a mob with pitchforks and torches.
Torch lighting set - Donated by LifeLites
Medieval Town
The LEGO Adventure Book - Volume 2
by Megan Rothrock
Build a scene with several buildings in a medieval town or village. Ideas include a town square, marketplace, docks, or manufacturing center.
New Book - Donated by No Starch Press
Arthurian Scene
Brave Sir Robin and the Three-Headed Giant
Create a scene based upon the tales of King Arthur. Ideas include the sword in the stone, Gawain and the Green Knight, or debates over the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow.
MOC/customs - Donated by Ádám Monostori "Rifiröfi"
Fantasy Castle Figure
BrickWarriors Custom Elements
Create a fantasy customized castle mini-figure. You may use modified bricks, custom accessories, and/or stickers. Ideas include wizards, elves, and fairies.
Custom Weapons - Donated by BrickWarriors
Realistic Castle Figure
BrickArms Custom Weapons
Create a realistic customized castle mini-figure. You may use modified bricks, custom accessories, and/or stickers. Ideas include knights, monks, and peasants.
Custom Weapons - Donated by BrickArms
Custom Faction
Removable Mod Stickers
Build a castle scene with your own custom medieval faction with unique heraldry on shields, flags, and figures.
Custom Stickers - Donated by BrickStix
7037 Tower Raid
Does your castle creation not fit in one of our categories? Then enter it here! This category does not have a baseplate size limitation. Remember that you are still limited to three photographs, even for large creations.
New Set in damaged box - Donated by Rich Stehnach "Blackrock"
6090 Royal Knight's Castle
Each castle should contain a gate tower, side towers, a courtyard, interior buildings. Details such as landscaping, a moat, drawbridge, and a portcullis are encouraged. The minimum size of a castle should be 32x32 studs. There is no maximum size limit in this category, but keep in mind that you can only enter 3 photographs of your castle.
Used Set
Master Builder
Mystery Prize to be announced
This prize will be awarded to the builder who enters 6 or more categories and has the highest score when their top six creation scores are averaged.
New Set
Frequently Asked Questions:
All entries should fit on 2 connected 32x32 baseplates or smaller unless stated otherwise in that category's rules. You may use a single 48x48 plate for your entry instead of the two 32x32 plates.
Custom stickers may be used for minifigure torsos, shields, and flags. You may use custom weapons only in the Realistic Castle Figure, Fantasy Castle Figure, and Miscellaneous categories. Brick built, custom, and LEGO animals can be used.
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2009: Returning starting linebacker ... scheduled to move to the middle after playing on the weak side a season ago ... preseason second team All-ACC selection by Lindy's, Athlon Sports and Phil Steele's College Football Preview ... charted as the No. 16 outside linebacker in the country by Phil Steele's College Football Preview ... has ranked among the top five in the ACC in tackles per game in each of the past two years ... Duke's top returning tackler from a season ago ... possesses good strength and quickness ... received the Blue Devil Heart Award following spring practice ... second among active players in the ACC in career tackles (232) ... only active player in the ACC to have recorded 100 or more tackles in each of the past two seasons ... Duke's active leader in tackles, caused fumbles (3) and fumble recoveries (4) ... joins John Zuanich as the only two players in Duke history with two fumble returns for touchdowns.
2008: Played in all 12 games with 11 starts ... voted team captain ... ended the year with 109 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, one interception, four pass breakups, two quarterback pressures, one caused fumble and two fumble recoveries ... ranked fifth in the ACC and tied for 26th nationally with 9.1 tackles per game ... paired with teammate Michael Tauiliili to form the top tackling duo in the country (249 combined tackles) ... ranked tied for sixth in the league with two fumble recoveries ... named ACC Defensive Back of the Week on Sept. 15 after posting 12 tackles, four tackles for loss, one sack and a 37-yard fumble return for a touchdown against Navy ... also returned a fumble 36 yards for a touchdown against North Carolina to go with 10 tackles ... became the first Duke player to return two fumbles for touchdowns since John Zuanich in 1994 ... recorded five double-digit tackle games and had eight or more tackles in 10 of 12 contests ... had eight tackles, one sack and his first career interception against Miami ... tallied 11 tackles and a caused fumble at Virginia Tech ... also had 11 tackles, including 1.5 for loss at Clemson ... made 10 solo tackles and finished with 11 total stops against Virginia ... one of seven players to play over 800 snaps, registering the second highest total on the team with 880 ... recorded 70 or more plays in eight games with a season-high 89 at Clemson.
2007: Started all 12 games with one start at middle linebacker and 11 at the weakside slot ... led the team with 111 tackles and three caused fumbles .... finished the year with 8.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, four pass breakups, one fumble recovery and one blocked kick ... ranked fifth in the ACC and 47th in the NCAA in tackles per game (9.25) ... ranked tied for second in the ACC and tied for 22nd in the NCAA with three caused fumbles ... posted 10 or more tackles in seven contests ... tallied 17 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks in the season-opener against Connecticut ... the 17 tackles were tied for the sixth-highest single-game total in the ACC ... recorded 15 tackles with one sack at Navy ... registered 12 tackles, two tackles for loss and one sack against Wake Forest ... had 11 tackles, two tackles for loss and four pass breakups at Northwestern to earn ACC Player of the Week honors ... posted 10 solo and 11 total stops at Miami ... tallied 11 tackles with 1.5 tackles for loss against Georgia Tech ... recorded 10 tackles and one forced fumble at Notre Dame ... also caused fumbles against Clemson and North Carolina ... recovered a fumble at Florida State ... blocked a field goal at Virginia ... posted a total of 783 snaps on the season to lead all Duke linebackers ... saw action on 712 defensive plays and 71 on special teams ... recorded 60 or more snaps in seven games with a season-high 98 at Navy ... selected as a game captain for the Wake Forest contest.
2006: Played in all 12 games ... registered 12 tackles ... had a season-high three tackles along with first career tackle for loss at Boston College ... on the field for 254 snaps including a season-best 39 at Georgia Tech.
Prior to Duke: Lettered one season at Mercersburg Academy under coach Dan Walker ... listed as the 77th-best linebacker in the nation by Scout.com ... all-region selection by PrepStar magazine ... logged 94 tackles, five sacks and one interception while helping Mercersburg to a 9-1 record and league championship ... played for Joe Capuana at Bayside High School.
Personal: Son of Lemuel and Caldine Rey ... born September 6, 1987.


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USN-1459-1: Linux kernel (OMAP4) vulnerabilities
31 May 2012
linux-ti-omap4 vulnerabilities
A security issue affects these releases of Ubuntu and its derivatives:
- Ubuntu 11.10
Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.
Software Description
- linux-ti-omap4 - Linux kernel for OMAP4
A flaw was found in the Linux kernel's KVM (Kernel Virtual Machine) virtual cpu setup. An unprivileged local user could exploit this flaw to crash the system leading to a denial of service. (CVE-2012-1601)
Steve Grubb reported a flaw with Linux fscaps (file system base capabilities) when used to increase the permissions of a process. For application on which fscaps are in use a local attacker can disable address space randomization to make attacking the process with raised privileges easier. (CVE-2012-2123)
A flaw was found in how the Linux kernel passed the replacement session keyring to a child process. An unprivileged local user could exploit this flaw to cause a denial of service (panic). (CVE-2012-2745)
Update instructions
The problem can be corrected by updating your system to the following package versions:
- Ubuntu 11.10
- linux-image-3.0.0-1210-omap4 - 3.0.0-1210.22
To update your system, please follow these instructions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Security/Upgrades.
After a standard system update you need to reboot your computer to make all the necessary changes.
ATTENTION: Due to an unavoidable ABI change the kernel updates have been given a new version number, which requires you to recompile and reinstall all third party kernel modules you might have installed. If you use linux-restricted-modules, you have to update that package as well to get modules which work with the new kernel version. Unless you manually uninstalled the standard kernel metapackages (e.g. linux-generic, linux-server, linux-powerpc), a standard system upgrade will automatically perform this as well.


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Irish college students spending summers stateside on J1 student work visas are reporting another difficult summer on the United States job market.
Over 20,000 J1-student travel visas were issued by the United States Consulate in Dublin last year. This year's numbers are thought to be almost as large.
The usual destinations feature prominently as ever in the list of key J1 destinations: New York, Boston, San Diego and Chicago loom large for Irish student job-seekers. Other lesser-known destinations like Ocean City and Montauk, Long Island are also maintaining their popularity.
Although this year's J1ers seem to be enjoying relatively more success than last year's crop, the going has still been described as tough by those currently out on a J1.
Conor Hinds, of Cork, Ireland, is currently in San Francisco looking for work, but has been disappointed with employers' responses so far.
"There's been nothing so far" said the disappointed traveler. "I'd clean toilets if I had to but I haven't even been able to find that".
Hinds added that he had not been able to capitalize on what he described as his "extensive" domestic experience. "I'll clean the dishes and vacuum the floors if I have to but I haven't even been able to find that sort of work!" said Hinds.
Hinds said that the large number of Irish in San Francisco "wasn't helping" the situation, adding that he thought it was "crowding out the job market".
David O'Donovan, also of Cork, has had somewhat better luck. The 19-year-old currently finds himself selling clothes in an Ocean City beachside shop: "It's good", said O'Donovan, who added that in contrast to Hinds most of his friends had been able to find jobs also.
Many Irish, though, continue to find it near impossible to get an offer of work. Alex McCarthy has been in New York for two weeks but is nearing desperation point as he struggles to find job offers.
A makeshift Irish jobs center has been set up in a New York Irish bar, where job advice is served with a pint, but despite this new amenity many Irish still find themselves unable to find anything.
"It's not quite what I had expected", said a Galway student who wished to remain nameless, "I'd come to New York assuming that I'd just pop into the nearest Irish pub and get working that afternoon, but stuff hasn't quite panned out like that all!".
National student travel agency, USIT, and Cork-based agency, SayIt both reported another year of strong interest in the J1 travel program, with both agencies saying that this numbers remained strong despite the fact that many of last year's crop had to return home jobless after running out of money.
Many, as usual, chose to take out exam failure insurance, said the agencies. Unsure, apparently of their ability to get through the summer without having to make an unwelcome trip back to the Emerald Isle when college repeat exams take place in August.
For some, though, there was light at the end of the tunnel. An ecstatic University of Limerick student described how she and three girl-friends literally walked into jobs at one of the New York City's many Irish pubs.
"There's the lucky ones as well as then unlucky ones; you just have to take your chances", the student commented.


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More about pay-as-you-earn provisional tax, and your questions, answered
The deadline to pay provisional tax using the Accounting Income Method (AIM) is June 28. Make sure you file before then, or you'll miss out until 2019.
Find out about COVID-19 (novel coronavirus), how it may affect your business and how you can stay updated.
The deadline to pay provisional tax using the Accounting Income Method (AIM) is June 28. Make sure you file before then, or you'll miss out until 2019.
From April 2018, small businesses can choose a new pay-as-you-earn option, rather than paying provisional tax in instalments several times a year.
The minimum wage is going up from $15.75 to $16.50 per hour. Here's what you'll need to know for your business.
If you're renting out your home or holiday house over summer, make sure you know the rules on taxes, holiday rental agreements, claiming expenses and more.
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Driving is about to get cheaper for most vehicle owners. The ACC levy portion of the rego will fall by about 12.5% — and the petrol levy will also drop.
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Cespedes expected back at Texas
HOUSTON -- Yoenis Cespedes was missing from Oakland's lineup for a third straight game on Sunday, but the A's are hoping to have their left fielder back for a pivotal three-game set in Texas this week.
Cespedes, who suffered a mild left hamstring strain at Minute Maid Park on Thursday, wasn't even considered a viable option off the bench in Sunday's series finale in Houston.
"Initially I thought Texas was more realistic for him," said A's manager Bob Melvin, "and I'm probably still there with that."
Brandon Moss again got the start in left field with Cespedes out of the mix Sunday, batting in his usual cleanup spot. Alberto Callaspo hit in the fifth spot, where Cespedes has been hitting on most days this year.
In Cespedes' three seasons with the A's, the club is 179-103 with him in the starting lineup and 26-40 when he doesn't start.


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Dwyane Wade has taken some heat after he tweeted a complaint, saying the post-Sandy traffic in New York was way too much for him.
"3 hour traffic just to get into the NY city… #C'monMan," the Miami Heat player posted.
Fans and followers were not happy about his comment and put him on blast.
Shortly thereafter, he attempted to clean it up with, "2 be clear 'Traffic tweet was meant 2 say'… We shouldn't B [here] 2 play a basketball game when theirs so many families obviously still R affected by #Sandy."
And then he announced that he'd be writing a $210,000 check to go toward Superstorm Sandy relief efforts.
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Does Your Child Need Vitamin Supplements?
Vitamins and minerals are important elements of the total nutritional requirements of your child. Because the human body itself is unable to produce adequate amounts of many vitamins, they must be obtained from the diet. The body needs these vitamins in only tiny amounts, and in a balanced diet they are usually present in sufficient quantities in the foods your youngster eats. Thus, in middle childhood, supplements are rarely needed.
For some youngsters, however, pediatricians may recommend a daily supplement. If your child has a poor appetite or erratic eating habits, or if she consumes a highly selective diet (such as a vegetarian diet containing no dairy products), a vitamin supplement should be considered. Chewable tablets are available for children who have difficulty swallowing pills.
These over-the-counter supplements are generally safe; nonetheless, they are drugs. If taken in excessive amounts (in tablets, capsules or combined with other supplements), some supplements - particularly the fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E and K) - can be toxic. Scientists are finding that in some special situations and diseases, vitamin supplementation can be an important contributor to health. However, so-called megavitamin therapy or orthomolecular medicine - in which vitamins are given in extremely large doses for conditions ranging from mental retardation to hyperactivity to dyslexia - has no proven scientific validity and may pose some risks. Vitamin C, for example, when consumed in megadoses in hopes of undermining a cold, can sometimes cause headaches, diarrhea, nausea and cramps. Always consult your pediatrician before giving your child supplements. And don't leave a bottle of vitamins on the table as though they were a condiment like salt or pepper; taking vitamins should be done with careful consideration.
Sources for Various Vitamins and Minerals
As much as possible, try to maximize the vitamins your child receives in her regular meals. Following are some of the vitamins and minerals necessary for normally growing children, and some of the foods that contain them.
Vitamin A promotes normal growth, healthy skin, and tissue repair, and aids in night and color vision. Rich sources include yellow vegetables, dairy products and liver.
The B vitamins promote red blood cell formation and assist in a variety of metabolic activities. They are found in meat (including liver), poultry, fish, soybeans, milk, eggs, whole grains and enriched breads and cereals.
Vitamin C strengthens connective tissue, muscles, and skin, hastens the healing of wounds and bones and increases resistance to infection. Vitamin C is found in citrus fruits, strawberries, tomatoes, potatoes, Brussels sprouts, spinach and broccoli.
Vitamin D promotes tooth and bone formation and regulates the absorption of minerals like calcium. Sources include fortified dairy products, fish oils, fortified margarine and egg yolks. Although vitamin proponents insist that large doses of vitamin D - far greater than the U.S. Recommended Daily Allowances - can build even stronger bones, there is no evidence to support this claim, and excessive quantities of vitamin D are potentially toxic. Sunlight also contributes to dietary sources of vitamin D, stimulating the conversion of a naturally occurring compound in the skin to an active form of the vitamin.
Especially during periods of rapid growth, iron is essential for the production of blood and the building of muscles. When iron levels are low, your child may demonstrate symptoms such as irritability, listlessness, depression and an increased susceptibility to infection. However, a deficiency of iron is much more common in adolescence than in middle childhood. Once girls begin menstruation, they need much more iron than boys do. The best sources of iron include beef, turkey, pork and liver. Spinach, beans and prunes also contain modest amounts of iron. Some cereals and flour are enriched with iron.
As your child matures, calcium is necessary for healthy bone development. An inadequate calcium intake during childhood can not only affect present growth but might also help contribute to the development of weakened and porous bones (osteoporosis) later in life. Low-fat milk, cheese, yogurt and sardines are excellent sources of calcium. Some vegetables, such as broccoli and spinach, also contain modest amounts of calcium. Some fruit juices are now fortified and provide a good source of calcium.
Excerpted from Caring for Your School-Age Child: Ages 5-12 Bantam 1999
© Copyright 2000 American Academy of Pediatrics


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I have an old macbook with some photos on it that I'm trying to sell. I want to keep the OS on there so that someone new can use it, but I have to wipe it through terminal because the screen is mostly broken.
How can I delete all accounts on my Mac and leave it with a fresh install with no DVD and a mostly broken screen?
Note: I don't have a video out adapter. I know that would be the easy option, but I'm a sucker for the Terminal.
Update: I used this article http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-73393-change-mac-admin-password-without-the-disk
It gives me a new account and the computer starts up as if I just walked out of the store with it, but it says that the other account still exists.


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Closed and Sold! Sporting Goods Store Online Auction Liquidation MD
A complete liquidation including loads of fishing tackle, late model Living Stream live bait tank, live bait vending machine, hunting, archery, showcases, fixtures, lg. safes and more. Shipping available. JLR Auctions Asset Bridge M1046
Starts Closing At
Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at 12:07 PM EDT
Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 10:00 AM EDT
Tax Exempt Forms – Click here
Additional Notes, Please Read Carefully
AUCTION CLOSING DATE: Wednesday May 30th, 2012 12:07pm bidding closes the first item at 12:07pm EST then closes 5 items per minute there after to the last item in catalog order.
INSPECT: Tuesday May 29th, 2012 10am – 4pm
REMOVAL: Friday, June 1st 10AM-5PM
Measurements given in catalog descriptions are approximated and are given as follows: Length (right to left), x Width (front to back) x Height (top to bottom)
Some items wil require disassembling to remove and transport. Safes and vending machine are large and heavy, come prepared with proper tools, equipment and vehicles for removing.
Shipping is available for this auction! All items will be professionally packed and shipped via UPS by our local UPS Store in Culpeper, VA.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to overwhelming demand for shipping, we no longer pack and ship items in house. We do not provide estimates for shipping. If you would like your purchases shipped, please notify us ASAP at or before the conclusion of the auction. Your items will be transported to the UPS Store in Culpeper, VA at no additional charge. The UPS Store will handle the packing and shipping from there and will contact you directly.
For shipping questions, please contact the UPS Store here: email@example.com or call 540-829-7100.
For furniture delivery we recommend Dave the Mover www.davethemover.com or 540-229-9999
For any questions regarding this auction, please email us at email@example.com or call 540-825-9045.
Tax exempt buyers for this auction, please fax us your completed form and include which auction you are bidding on to 540-825-7040 or scan the completed form and email to email@example.com
If you are tax exempt we must have a form with your bidder number and the date of the sale on the form, Please send an email to email@example.com for Tax form.
PICKUP OF ASSETS: Bidders are responsible for their own removal. Any item NOT picked up by the set time will be considered abandoned. Removal shall be at the expense, liability, and risk of the purchaser. Purchases will be released upon presentation of a paid email receipt. Please insure that movers or anyone picking up items on your behalf have your paid receipt at the pickup location no items will be released without a paid email receipt. Bidder further agrees to be held personally responsible for all purchases made on their bidder number, and agrees that bidder will not charge back items which are not picked up during the published removal times. Buyer authorizes Rasmus to release buyer's assets to any individual in possession of the buyer's sales receipt.
DEPOSIT: $100 registration deposit by Visa/MC is required prior to bidding and will be authorized to your credit card. The $100.00 is held not charged by your credit card company for the length of time they hold authorizations. The 100.00 is authorized only not charged and your auction purchases are a separate transaction if you do not make purchases you will have no charges against your account.
This is an ONLINE ONLY AUCTION PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO PICK UP YOUR ITEMS during the scheduled removal times NO refunds or chargeback's will be granted due to a lack of removal at the designated times. After the scheduled removal, items will be considered abandoned and you will be charged a removal fee for dispose of your items. WE DO NOT SHIP!
BUYERS PREMIUM: A 15% buyer's premium will be added to each purchase. If you bid $100.00 at check out you will be charged $115.00.
PAYMENT: Accepted forms of payment include Visa or Master Card. You must have available balance on your credit card for your online purchases. At the conclusion of the auction your credit card on file will be automatically charged for the entire amount of your purchases. Bidders who have 2 failed attempts to process their charges will have their bidding account suspended and will be required to have a $1000.00 cash deposit held in escrow for 1 year in order to reactivate their account.
BIDDING ERRORS: Increasing your own bids…. Please be aware that many bidders routinely increase their own bid to price an item out of reach of other bidders. You should immediately review your bids before submitted. If you mistakenly increase your own bid, place your bidder number in the bid field, or make a gross error you must immediately contact our office by email using the contact sheet on our website (we must have your request in writing) you must remain the high bidder. We will not reverse bids that have caused another bidder to be outbid. If you bid on the wrong item we will not reverse your bid please make sure and review all bids before submitting. We will not reverse bids after the auction has begun to close no exceptions.
STAGGERED CLOSING: The online auction closes 5 items per minute This feature will close the bidding on intervals. This feature works great with the auto-extend feature to closely emulate a 'live' auction.
DYNAMIC CLOSING: The closing time of an asset is automatically extended an additional 4 minutes whenever a bid is placed within the last 4 minutes of the asset's closing time.
BID NOTIFICATION: If you have been outbid you will be notified by email until the close of the sale. To quickly review your bids and see if you have won you can utilize the 'review bids' feature. Items that they have been outbid on will be clearly marked
WINNING BIDDER NOTIFICATION: You will be contacted by email ONLY (you are responsible for checking your email) If you feel you have won an item and have not received an email you must notify us by email no later than 9am the next day. If you do not receive a paid email invoice then you did not win any items at the online auction.
NON-DELIVERY: In the event an item is not available for pickup, the buyer must, notify our onsite staff and file a claim by replying to your original emailed invoice noting what was not available within 24 hours of the pickup date. After 24 hours, the Auctioneer and buyer agrees that no adjustment or refund will be made.
SALES TAX: Sales tax will be collected.
If you are tax exempt, prior to the conclusion of the online auction you must DOWNLOAD and fax a copy of the appropriate states tax exempt form to 703-823-5587 . (If the sale is in the state of Maryland they do not accept out of state exempt forms you must apply to the state of MD for a refund.) You must include your bidder number and the closing date of the auction. Forms without this information will not be accepted and you will have to apply to the state for a refund.
CAUTION: For demonstration purposes various equipment may be joined. Do not assume a lot consists of more than one item simply because they are connected or pictured together. Please inspect the lot numbers and read the descriptions.
CATALOG DISCREPANCIES: You are bidding on the described item not the photograph, occasionally the wrong photo may be displayed, always read the item description
"In the event that a Seller has withdrawn an item from the sale prior to the close of the auction, Rasmus may leave the item on the catalog and "buyback" the item on behalf of the Seller to establish Rasmus' earned commission and buyer's premium due Rasmus from the Seller."
WARRANTY & CONDITION OF ITEMS SOLD: All items are sold "AS IS, WHERE IS, with NO WARRANTY expressed or implied by the lot number affixed to the item. This sale is to the business community as "equipment" & "inventory" without any implied or expressed warranty. Descriptions are believed to be accurate but not guaranteed. When you are not certain of the condition or use of an item please bid accordingly. You are bidding on the described item not the photo.
Buyers that do not remove their items within the specified removal times will have their bidding privileges suspended you will be required to contact the administrator to reactivate your account. (2) Occurrences will result in permanent suspension of bidding privileges.
DAMAGE: Any damage caused by a buyer during the preview, or during the period of removal must be made good by the buyer causing the damage. Buyer agrees that the credit card on file will be charged for any expenses and/or repairs to the pick up location or property of another buyer.
IMPORTANT! The Auctioneer will have the option of reselling, removing, storing or abandoning, at the expense and risk of the purchase, items not paid for and/or removed within the specific time. The buyer agrees to pay all deficiencies, legal, collection; transportation and storage expenses associated with delinquent accounts or abandoned items.
CHOOSE WISELY: We want every one to get a good deal and most will. However, when you bid on the wrong item or decide an item is not suited for your intended use, our clients are not willing to assume the cost of your mistakes. When in doubt about condition, completeness or suitability for intended use, please bid accordingly.
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A yummy reminder of summer. I made this during cherry season and gobbled it up. Totally vegan and totally delicious. Dangerous.
Cherry almond smoothie (thank you, NYTimes)
24 cherries, pitted
1/2 cup almond meal
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
1 cup almond milk
1 plum or peach
2 teaspoons agave nectar
6 ice cubes
Place all of the ingredients in a blender, and blend until smooth. Makes 1 delicious serving.


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Dozens of people protesting a decades-old state tax on dance venues swayed, kicked and twirled to the rhythm of music Monday in support of a repeal being considered by lawmakers in Washington state.
Protesters danced the salsa, the blues, flamenco and tango, and at one point, a conga line snaked up and down the steps of the state Capitol. Koe Suzuteki performed the Charleston amid the groups who had gathered to dance in protest.
"Dance encourages social culture, getting into your body and being out in the town, spending money on local nightlife. It's a wonderful way to connect and it makes people smile," said the Seattle resident who goes dancing at least twice a week. "Why are those always the things that need to be taxed and pushed away?"
The dancers were targeting a law from the 1960s that levies a tax on businesses that offer attendees the "opportunity" to dance. Cover charges and tickets for movies, plays and concerts are exempt from that tax.
Proponents of the repeal say enforcement is arbitrary, targeting medium-sized venues or taverns, and not places like sports stadiums that often host concerts where people dance.
"It's a retail sales tax on an opportunity to dance and the Department of Revenue has yet to be able to define what that means," said Hallie Kuperman, who owns the Century Ballroom in Seattle and was hit with $250,000 bill on back taxes. "Some places are being charged for this tax for some shows and not for other shows... It's completely arbitrary."
The Department of Revenue has countered that the businesses protesting the tax are those that weren't doing their bookkeeping correctly and whose back taxes came to light in audits.
Department spokesman Mike Gowrylow said in a statement that the tax "applied to certain recreational activities since the 1960s, and our job is to ensure that businesses comply with those laws."
He said that the protest was coming from "a handful of businesses that failed to collect sales tax on cover charges they imposed on customers to enter dance venues."
"Most of their competitors were properly collecting sales tax when due, and if businesses weren't sure whether or not they should collect the tax in a given situation, all they had to do was ask us. They didn't," he said.
Kuperman, who was the DJ for the dance protest, has negotiated her tax bill down to about $90,000. She estimated that with help from supporters through a fundraiser, she'll be able to pay off the bill by May.
The proposed tax repeal, which has support from both parties, has cleared a committee and is awaiting a floor vote in the Senate. It comes as the state is looking for much needed revenue due to a yet another projected shortfall in the state budget.
According to state estimates, repealing the tax would cost the state more than $880,000 in the 2013-2015 budget cycle. Because the measure affects the budget, it remains alive until the waning days of the legislative session.
"If we win, we'll win it toward the end," said the repeal's sponsor, Senate Minority Leader Ed Murray of Seattle, a Democrat.


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HIMSS Demonstration Builds on Four Years of Successful IHE Connectathon Testing
CHICAGO, Feb. 21, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Merge Healthcare (Nasdaq:MRGE), a leading provider of enterprise imaging and interoperability solutions, announced that Merge iConnect® will be featured at the HIMSS12 Interoperability Showcase (booth #11000) at this year's HIMSS conference in Las Vegas, February 21-24.
"We're proud that iConnect is part of the Interoperability Showcase at HIMSS, and of the collaborative effort that is taking place among healthcare IT vendors to ensure interoperability among the myriad of systems and interfaces hospitals use to share data," said Jeff Surges, CEO, Merge Healthcare. "Attendees will see first-hand how interoperable systems, like iConnect Access, communicate with one another better, are easier to implement, and enable providers to use information more effectively."
Merge iConnect Access provides a true "zero-footprint" image viewing capability and can be embedded into many third party products. iConnect Access is part of the iConnect portfolio, which is the only comprehensive solution for collecting, archiving, viewing, sharing and exchanging any type of image, anywhere, any time. iConnect provides interoperable image exchange and management, and is an enabling technology that reduces or eliminates many barriers to efficiency in healthcare organizations.
Merge's client base spans 1,500 hospitals and 6,000 clinics. iConnect is in use at some of the largest and most prestigious hospitals and healthcare systems, including Cincinnati Children's Hospital, the third largest pediatric hospital in the U.S.; HealthPartners, the largest consumer-governed, nonprofit health care organization in the nation; and DuPage Medical Group, one of the largest multi-specialty physician groups in the country.
In addition to demonstrating iConnect Access at the Interoperability Showcase, Merge Healthcare will feature the following imaging and interoperability solutions at booth #1023:
- iConnect® Share, an Internet-gateway capable of receiving and morphing studies from outside the enterprise, allowing for prompt electronic transfer of images (vs. burning and sending on a CD).
- iConnect® VNA, a vendor neutral archive to create a patient-centric record of images across all sites and modalities, enabling physicians to manage content from disparate storage solutions.
- Merge Honeycomb™, a cloud-based platform featuring free image sharing.
- Merge Radiology Solutions, an end-to-end suite including Merge RIS™ (designed to meet Meaningful Use), Merge PACS™, Merge Financials™, Merge Documents™ and Merge Dashboards™.
- Merge EHR, an electronic health record for image-intensive specialties, including OB, orthopedics and eye care.
- Merge Cardio™, a cardiology image and information management system that supports all modalities, and Merge Hemo™, for real-time documentation.
- Merge AIMS™, an electronic anesthesia information management system and Merge PreSurgical™, a pre-operative solution to gather patient date ad manage patient risk.
iConnect Completes IHE Connectathon 4 Consecutive Years
Merge iConnect Access successfully completed testing for all registered Integration Profiles at the Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise Connectathon held last month in Chicago. Merge Healthcare tested successfully with 25 different vendors and its solutions were proven to meet all required functionality and interoperability requirements including the IHE ATNA security profile. Merge completed six IHE Integration Profiles, including Consistent Time (CT), Audit Trail and Node Authentication (ATNA), Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing-b (XDS.b), Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing for Imaging (XDS-I.b), Patient Identifier Cross-Referencing (PIX) and Patient Demographics Query (PDQ). This confirms that Merge iConnect Access can be used in IHE XDS (Cross Enterprise Document Sharing) solutions including Health Information Exchanges (HIE) and Accountable Care Organizations (ACO) around the world.
The IHE Connectathon is the healthcare IT industry's only large-scale interoperability testing event. It provides detailed validation of the participants' interoperability and compliance with IHE profiles. During the Connectathon systems exchange information with complementary systems from multiple vendors, performing all of the transactions required for the roles they have selected, called IHE Actors, in support of defined clinical use cases, called IHE Profiles. Thousands of vendor-to-vendor connections have been tested overall, and tens of thousands of transactions passed among the systems tested.
About Merge Healthcare
Merge Healthcare is a leading provider of enterprise imaging and interoperability solutions. Merge solutions facilitate the sharing of images to create a more effective and efficient electronic healthcare experience for patients and physicians. Merge provides enterprise imaging solutions for radiology, cardiology, orthopaedics and eye care; a suite of products for clinical trials; software for financial and pre-surgical management, and applications that fuel the largest modality vendors in the world. Merge's products have been used by healthcare providers, vendors and researchers worldwide to improve patient care for more than 20 years. Additional information can be found at www.merge.com.


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OK now that the DVD is out and some may have bought it or will buy it very soon you may notice somethings you did not notice at the theaters. You can jot your notes down here. Here are some things I noticed.
In the KING EDWARD HOTEL sign the O and T are blinking. They are 12th and 13th letters. Take away the 1's and you have 23
Bob Zmuda(Tony Clifton) is the old guy with the long white hair in the hotel
The Drs license plate ends in 23
In the scene when it shows many Jims writing on the walls you can see that 2 of those Jims have wet pants possibly from piss(remember the rumor? )
The name "Jenny" is crossed off in the book
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Every so often something happens that should make people stop and think. That may have just happened in the Cloud.
Code Spaces is a company that hosted application development work in Amazon Web Service's cloud on behalf of its customers. On June 17, the company experienced a DDOS attack where traffic floods the company's servers. Multiple media outlets have reported that when company officials contacted the perpetrator, a random was demanded. When the money was not paid, the bad guys hacked into the Cloud Spaces administrative console for Code Space's AWS account and deleted what appears to be the entirety of the company's files. Code Spaces has since been shut down.
AWS officials said their infrastructure as a service platform acted "as designed," essentially directing the blame for this epic failure to the customer - in this case Code Spaces.
The incident should be a wake up call to anyone using Cloud computing services - especially IaaS. If your business is hosted in the cloud or if you work with a vendor who hosts its backend operations in the Cloud, this could happen to you.
The good news is there are steps that can be taken to make it hard for a perpetrator to hack into your account and literally destroy your business. Read about the seven tips I wrote about to protect your AWS Cloud here.
To be fair - we don't yet have all the details as to exactly what happened as Code Spaces. Perhaps they did have security policies in place; or maybe they didn't. The point is that this incident should be an alarm to cloud users to make sure they have the proper security measures in place to reduce the risk of something like this happening to them.
James Staten, an IaaS Cloud expert at Forrester Research says the big lesson that users should take away from this incident is don't put all your eggs in one basket. Code Spaces seemingly was hosted almost entirely in AWS' Cloud. Meaning that the primary functions of the company were in AWS' Cloud and it was backed up also in AWS Cloud. "Your backup plan should not be your primary plan," Staten says. When you literally store all of your data in AWS' Cloud, then if a hacker can break into the highest levels of an administrative console, then it can all be wiped out. Do your DR (disaster recovery) in another cloud, or at your on-premises data center, Staten recommends.
This is not the first time we've had what should be considered a wake-up call in this still young cloud computing industry. The last major one, I believe, was the abrupt shutdown of storage vendor Nirvanix. Within about a 6-week period this company went from business as usual to warning customers it had mere weeks to evacuate their data from the company's cloud storage platform. Customers and analysts scrambled to get the data out as fast as possible. The company shut down shortly thereafter. Read lessons from that incident here.
This Code Spaces incident is eerily similar. It's too bad that a company like Code Spaces appears to have been irrevocably damaged. But, on the bright side, perhaps this happening to one company will save it from happening to others.


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There's another player in the female express-workout crowd. As of yesterday, Cuts For Women announced the launch of a new women-only fitness franchise that will provide 30-minute workouts in a high-end environment.
Headquartered in South Beach, FL, the franchise will be marketed worldwide as of Jan. 1, 2005. The franchise's sister company is Cuts Fitness For Men.
"We are extremely excited about the launch of Cuts Fitness For Women as it represents a fitness solution that doesn't exist in the fast-growing women's fitness segment," said John Gennaro, president and founder of the new franchise, in a release about the launch. "Our research says that a large percentage of women who are currently working out at existing women-only facilities are dissatisfied with their current experience. This applies to women who are working out at traditional co-ed health clubs as well."
The franchise uses the "Body Cuts" system, a 30-minute circuit training and cardiovascular-based workout.
In the United States, women members comprise about 53 percent of the 15 million health club members. There are more than 10,000 locations and 4 million members in women-only facilities.


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Haysend was the village at the southern tip of Buckland, at the place where the River Withywindle flowed out of the Old Forest into the Brandywine.[1] It was named for the fact that it stood at the end of the High Hay, the Hedge raised to protect the Bucklanders from the strange things that lived in the Forest and beyond it.
According to the poem "Bombadil Goes Boating", its inhabitants had a more fierce and protective attitude than most Hobbits, which is hardly surprising given the perilous location of their village.[2]
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The name means "hay's end", the end of the hedge or boundary-hedge.[3]
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring, "A Part of the Shire" map
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, The Adventures of Tom Bombadil, "Preface"
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, "Nomenclature of The Lord of the Rings" in Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull (eds), The Lord of the Rings: A Reader's Companion, p. 772


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Visual Tour: Installing Sabayon
Welcome to the visual tour of Installing Sabayon.
In this Visual walk through we are using the CoreCDX Edition., but you can use any Sabayon Edition.
CoreCDX is a very minimalistic cd that comes with the Fluxbox GUI. It's meant for advanced users that want to take full control of what they want to have installed. It comes ready to work with entropy or portage right out of the box with Xorg installed and configured.
This visual walk through will guide you through the (graphical) install process.
This is the first screen that you will see. I'm going to select the graphical installation.
Console mode will give you a fully working command line interface and can be very useful to create a rescue cd.
After making my selection the system is booting. Boot messages are hidden by default,
but you can always display them by hitting the ALT-F2 key combination.
Now we are booted into the default Desktop. If you are in console mode,
the username is root, and passwordless, so just hit enter.
The Anaconda Installer, select the language you would like to use during the installation.
Select your keyboard layout.
Chose which type of devices on which you would like to install Sabayon.
Generally you select basic storage devices.
Enter the hostname.
You can choose to enable, or disable the firewall (ufw)
Select your time-zone. Anaconda offers to zoom in, or out, to make it easier to select your time-zone.
Enter the root password. twice. Be sure to remember the password.
Enter your (non root) user-name and password. Also twice.
The Partitioning scheme.... Replace the existing Linux system(s) is also chosen by default.
If you have a multi-boot with Windows, this is the safest thing to choose, as it leaves the vfat/ntfs partitions untouched.
Please read all the options carefully, and be careful before you select another option,
and be sure to select the check-box, on the bottom, left corner, next to: Review and modify Partitioning layout,
as it allows you to modify the current chosen partitioning scheme.
This is your last chance to modify your partitions.
When you hit next, Anaconda will ask you to confirm and format the partitions.
Confirm, and format the chosen partitioning layout.
Select here to write the changes to Disc.
Install the boot-loader, normally /dev/sda if not, you can change it here.
Users with a GPT partitioning, have to choose their active partition, mostly /boot
as GPT does NOT use a Master Boot Record.
Installing Sabayon onto your Computer.
Congratulations. The install has finished, reboot.
After rebooting you will be presented with your Sabayon Desktop.
Open xterm, (by right clicking the desktop, and select xterm)
login as root, and update the Repositories, by entering: equo update.
If, like me' you prefer more eyecandy install "terminal" a lightweight, Desktop Environment independent terminal,
fully customizable. equo install terminal
Now you need to decide what package manager system you are going to use. I would recommend to start with entropy:
# su # equo update && equo install entropy equo
Or you could select portage (generally recommended for more advanced users):
# emerge --sync && layman -S
It's vital to learn how to work with the package managers - Please see:
You can upgrade the kernel if there is a newer one available using Kernel_Switcher on the command-line:
We hope you enjoy this very minimal cd version.


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Dermabrasion is a skin-resurfacing procedure that uses a rapidly rotating device to sand the outer layers of skin. After dermabrasion, the skin that grows back is usually smoother and younger looking.
Dermabrasion can decrease the appearance of fine facial lines and improve the look of scars, such as those caused by acne. Dermabrasion can be done alone or in combination with other cosmetic procedures.
During dermabrasion, doctors will numb your skin with anesthetics. You might also have the option of taking a sedative or receiving general anesthesia, depending on the extent of your treatment.
Skin treated with dermabrasion will be sensitive and bright pink for several weeks. The pinkness will take about three months to fade.
Dermabrasion can be used to treat or remove:
Dermabrasion can cause side effects, including:
Redness and swelling. After dermabrasion, treated skin will be red and swollen. Swelling will begin to decrease within a few days to one week, but might last for weeks or even months.
Your new skin will be sensitive and bright pink for several weeks. The pinkness will likely take about three months to fade.
Dermabrasion isn't for everyone. Your doctor might caution against dermabrasion if you:
Before you have dermabrasion, your doctor will likely:
Before dermabrasion, you might also need to:
Dermabrasion is typically done in an office-based procedure room or outpatient surgical facility. However, if you're having extensive work done, dermabrasion might be done in a hospital.
Before the procedure, a member of your health care team will clean your face, cover your eyes and mark the area to be treated. A topical anesthetic might be rubbed on your skin to decrease sensation. Then your skin will be numbed with local anesthetics.
You might have the option of taking a sedative or receiving general anesthesia, depending on the extent of your treatment.
During dermabrasion, a member of your health care team will hold your skin taut. Your doctor will move the dermabrader — a small motorized device with an abrasive wheel or brush for a tip — across your skin with constant, gentle pressure. He or she will carefully remove the outer layers of skin to reveal new, smoother skin.
Dermabrasion can take a few minutes to more than an hour, depending on how much skin is being treated. If you have deep scarring or you're having a large amount of skin treated, you might have dermabrasion done more than once or in stages.
After dermabrasion, treated skin will be covered with a moist, nonstick dressing. You'll likely need to schedule a checkup soon after treatment so that your doctor can examine your skin and change your dressing.
At home, change your dressing as directed by your doctor. Your doctor will also let you know when you can begin regularly cleaning the treated area and applying protective ointments. Your self-care instructions will vary depending on the extent of your procedure.
While you're healing:
To relieve pain after the procedure, your doctor might prescribe pain medication or recommend over-the-counter pain relief, such as aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others) or naproxen sodium (Aleve, others). Your doctor will recommend an over-the-counter medication that is best for you.
You might prefer to remain at home while you're healing from dermabrasion, though you can usually return to work after two weeks. Keep treated areas away from chlorinated swimming pool water for at least four weeks. Your doctor might recommend avoiding active sports — especially those involving a ball — for four to six weeks.
Once new skin completely covers the treated area, you can use cosmetics to conceal any redness.
If your treated skin appears to be getting worse — becomes increasingly red, raised and itchy after it has started to heal — contact your doctor. These might be signs of scarring.
After dermabrasion, your new skin will be sensitive and red. Swelling will begin to decrease within a few days to a week, but can last for weeks or even months. The pinkness of your skin will likely take about three months to fade.
Once the treated area begins to heal, you'll notice that your skin looks smoother. Protect your skin from the sun for at least six to 12 months to prevent permanent changes in skin color.
If dark skin coloring is a concern after healing is complete, your doctor might prescribe hydroquinone — a bleaching agent — to help even out your skin tone.
Keep in mind that dermabrasion results might not be permanent. As you age, you'll continue to acquire lines by squinting and smiling. New sun damage also can reverse your results.
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Erik Manassy is the founder of Jets Twit, a blog dedicated to everything New York Jets on Social Media. [http://jetstwit.com/] Erik is also the founder of the Manassy Media Group, L.L.C.
- JamesIhedigbo What's up twitternation I need y'all to check out my new website tell me what you think www.jamesihedigbo.com let me know!!!!
- The New York Jets make it easy for you to auto-follow all the players on twitter with one click. They also have integrated twitter during the games with players giving shout-out to twitter accounts.
- Find out who I call a "JackWagon" on my latest Jets Twit Podcast.
- Packer Players were talking smack about the Jets fans.
- Curtis Martin was married last weekend, and we have pictures and tweets from the wedding.
- Joe Namath continues to rock Social Media.
- Rich Cimini vows that he will "Try" on Twitter.
For more on the Jets, Twitter, Facebook, and Erik, check out his blog Jets Twit, http://jetstwit.com/
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Since January 2007, Nato Thompson has organized major projects for Creative Time including the annual Creative Time Summit, Living as Form (2011), Paul Ramirez Jonas's Key to the City (2010), Jeremy Deller's It is What it is with New Museum curators Laura Hoptman and Amy Mackie (2009), Democracy in America: The National Campaign (2008), Paul Chan's acclaimed Waiting for Godot in New Orleans (2007) and Mike Nelson's A Psychic Vacuum with curator Peter Eleey. Previously, he worked as Curator at MASS MoCA where he completed numerous large-scale exhibitions including The Interventionists: Art in the Social Sphere (2004) with a catalogue distributed by MIT Press. His writings have appeared in numerous publications including BookForum,Frieze, Art Journal, Art Forum, Parkett, Cabinet and The Journal of Aesthetics and Protest. The College Art Association awarded him for distinguished writing in Art Journal in 2004. He curated the exhibition for Independent Curators International titled Experimental Geography with a book available by Melville House Publishing. His bookSeeing Power: Socially Engaged Art in the Age of Cultural Production was published by Melville House in January 2012.
Zoe Strauss is a photographer of the social landscape. She produces ambitious, large-scale public projects, notably her annual May 1st exhibition under I-95, in which hundreds of photographs of the surrounding community are marshaled to activate a two-block area. She just completed the fourth year of this ongoing ten-year project, which is free and open to the public. Strauss has had her work included in exhibitions at the Philadelphia Art Alliance, Arcadia University Art Gallery, and the Indianapolis Installation Festival. She has served as a Leeway Foundation Advisory Committee member, and a teaching artist at the Rosenbach Museum and Library in Philadelphia. She was the subject of a feature article in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Her work is included in the collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.


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For more than a century, San Franciscans have come home to the Inner Richmond.
And it's easy to see why.
During the 1800s, this area (originally nicknamed "Outside Lands") was replete with farmland, cemeteries, and amusement parks. But with the new century, as industrialization and urban development took hold, the Inner Richmond would experience tremendous growth. Before long, the pull of Golden Gate Park and the area's convenient access to downtown proved irresistible to families who relocated to the Inner Richmond in droves.
In fact, among those neighborhoods located west of the City's general downtown area, the Inner Richmond was the first to be heavily expanded for residential use. In doing so, builders filled the streets with beautiful and spacious Victorian homes — most of which still stand today.
With its sunny disposition, larger lot sizes (don't be surprised to find thriving gardens, inviting outdoor common areas, and lots of play space for the little ones), and a culturally diverse community, the Inner Richmond has an irresistible pull.
Stroll down the favored Clement Street and enjoy Burmese cuisine at Burma Superstar, Asian fusion at B Star Bar, ice cream at Toy Boat Dessert Café, and the Turkish treats of Troya. Other ethnic hot-spots include Bella Trattoria, Brothers Restaurant, King of Thai Noodle House, Chapeau, Giorgio's, Tanuki, Katia's Russian Tea Room and Namu.
If you're looking for specialty shops, you'll find San Francisco's famous Green Apple Books on Clement St. remains a prized neighborhood jewel. April in Paris, Covet and With Style are also great for passing the time or finding something out of the ordinary.
Families looking to get the most out of City living are drawn to the Inner Richmond's easy access to downtown, Marin County, and the Peninsula; variety of civic venues; kid- and dog-friendly parks; and a seemingly endless selection of shopping, nightlife and dining alternatives.
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