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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 01:29
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Fatdog64-600 alpha2
Subject description: All 64-bit
Kirk and jamesbond are happy to announce the release of Fatdog64 600 alpha2.
Fatdog64 600 is a major new release of Fatdog64 since
Fatdog 521
and this alpha2 marks the first public release of the 600 series.
This release features hundreds of new packages re-compiled from T2 as well as new system infrastructure. As such, bugs are to be expected
Here are some highlights:
Kernel 3.3.4 (will be updated to latest 3.3.x for beta)
Glibc 2.13
GTK+ 2.24 with Glib 2.28
Qt 4.7.2 (partial) - the rest is in the pet repository
VLC-2.0.1 replaces Xine
ffmpeg 0.9.1-git
CUPS 1.5.2, ghostscipt 9.0.2, Gutenprint 5.2.7
SeaMonkey-2.9.1 replaces Firefox
Wpa_gui replaces Frisbee.
Evince replaces epdfviewer
Peasyscan 1.9, peasypdf 1.6, new peasyprint and peasyscale (thanks to rcrsn51)
Abiword rolled back to a patched version 2.8.6
Hundreds of other package upgrades.
Other new features in no particular order:
Boot faster than Fatdog64 521 in most common situations
Unlimited number of SFS (warning: too many SFS will slow the system down)
PXE-boot directly using the ISO file
Flexible savefile options - local disks, cifs share, nbd, or dvd+rw
Savefile in a file or to entire partition
RAM layer options in all savefile options, not only flash drive
Ability to disable session saving when running in RAM mode
"Underdog" feature - run other Linux partition with Fatdog
ISO file is isohybrid file and can be either be burned to DVD or imaged directly to USB stick
Clean un-mount - for savefile and the underlying devices, even for ntfs partition
Faster multisession (dvd+rw only)
New installer - install and configure boot loader in one step
New remaster tool
New package manager
New event manager
New Samba browser on desktop
New savefile resize tool that does not require double the disk space
Udev-based desktop drive icons
Manpages in devx (or separate manpages.sfs)
Dropped support for full-install and other form/media of multisession
Special thanks to:
a) rcrsn51 for testing ghostscript, printing and scanner drivers (in the repo), and the peasy-apps.
who hosted the Fossil SCM repositories for Fatdog64.
ISO here:
Devx here:
Please read the FAQ to see what have changed, especially the boot parameters. It is also available here:
and also included with the ISO.
: Fatdog64 600 does not update from 521.
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Q1. There is no fd64-600.sfs inside the ISO file.
A1: fd64-600.sfs is inside initrd. Fatdog64 600 uses what is known as "humongous initrd" in Puppy's terms.
Q2: My savefile on USB is not recognised.
A2: You need to add a delay to the boot parameter: waitdev=5 (will wait for 5 seconds)
Q3: Tap-to-click on touchpad doesn't work.
A3: Please look at page 2 of this thread for instructions from kirk on how to enable that.
Q4: I cannot get my (renamed) savefile to be recognised?
A4: Please read
, the boot options to specify have changed. In fact, the only thing that still remains the same is pfix=vesa and pfix=xorgwizard, everything else has changed.
Q5: I chose my locale and timezone at Live CD session and then created the savefile. When I rebooted next, my settings are gone. I can confirm that the savefile is there and it is being used.
A5: This is a known bug, it will be fixed on the next release. For now, just re-do your settings again (after you have rebooted using savefile), and it will be saved.
Q6: How do I enable multisession?
A6: At the boot command line type "fatdog savefile=direct:multi". If your DVD+RW is located in other than /dev/sr0, type the device name e.g. "fatdog savefile=direct:multi:sr1".
Q7: How do I use SFS in multisession mode?
A7: Not in this alpha. It sort of works but cause problems later. Will be fixed in next release.
Q8: Drive icons display slowly
A8: It should display within 3 seconds. If not, you can try the attached blkid patch below.
Q9: How about printing?
A9: Fatdog has extensive support for printers and scanners, courtesy of rcrsn51. Please refer to this excellent HOW-TO if the built-in cups doesn't help you enough:
Q10: Multisession save to DVD+RW always save "base.sfs"!
A10: Yes, this is a bug. It will be fixed in next release.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 03:03
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Great initiative guys, I wish you every success.
Will put a link on the wiki shortly.
Underdog - I want it. From what I understand it is relatively simple code and might be available for all Puppys?
Did you use Woof2 to create this new 600?
I know the answer but thought I would ask just in case.
I am a great fan of Fotoxx and VLC (great just works programs)
I should not download it . . . but what fun . . .
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 03:43
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Lobster wrote:
Great initiative guys, I wish you every success.
Will put a link on the wiki shortly.
Thank you.
Underdog - I want it. From what I understand it is relatively simple code and might be available for all Puppys?
This is nothing new, it was available for puppy, then suffered bit rot, then revived back again. Fatdog didn't have this before - now it has
Did you use Woof2 to create this new 600?
I know the answer but thought I would ask just in case.
No. Fatdog came off Puppy4 lineage, when Puppy was still single-architecture oriented, and got enhanced with Woof code now and then when possible. It is now too far off to merge Fatdog back to Woof.
I am a great fan of Fotoxx and VLC (great just works programs)
It is now available out of the box in 600
I should not download it . . . but what fun . . .
Aaaah ... it's time to get off your berry fix and enjoy the true power of next-generation computing
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 05:45
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Aaaah ... it's time to get off your berry addict and enjoy the true power of next-generation computing
Tee hee.
Posting from the true power of 64 bit 600 Alpha - no problems.
Remembered to type 'fatdog pfix=ram' at boot to not interfere with anything . . .
First boot was slow
I had to run the multiple sound card wizard for sound. Otherwise really good for Alpha.
Kino I notice is there.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 07:56
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Pet packages for 600 are now xz compressed. The older zipped pet packages will still install, but due to library changes, may not work.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 11:14
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Hello Kirk and jamesbond
Thank you for this new fatdog64. I have done a frugal install by copying the two files from the ISO. It is working well.
Athlon II x2 240
785G (RS880G) chipset
VLC 2 plays my difficult H264 interlaced .TS test recordings properly, and the cpu load is significantly lower than with VLC 1.x on fd64 521.
One of the problems of T2 is that some of the shared libraries are 1 to 2 years older than are in the major distros i.e. the ones that come above Puppy in the distrowatch hit parade.
e.g. gtk+ and python.
I guess that this means that many binary packaes from them, will not work. Is there any chance that T2 will update them soon?
The good news is that I installed Opera 11.64 from the Ubuntu x86_64 .deb, from the Opera website, and it installed and works normally.
The cpuid and msr kernel modules are absent. They are needed for setting the voltage of my Athlon II to a sensible number.
For fd64 520 Kirk made a .pet of them for me, and they worked well, saving about 20 Watts. Could you do them for fd 6, when it's convenient, please?
Thanks again for this new fatdog version.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 11:49
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The cpuid and msr kernel modules are absent.
We'll have a new kernel before final. I've add those modules to my config.
e.g. gtk+ and python.
Some things are not the latest and sometimes that's by design. Python is only in the devx and is mainly there for packages that need it to compile. GTK+ on the other hand is a problem. We still need GTK2 (which is at the latest version for gtk2) for many apps, but some things now require GTK3. There just wasn't enough to justify the extra size of GTK3. Another factor is that we didn't put this together overnight. We started 600 back in February. At the time, James and my self had not talked about another release, but I had decided to rebuild all the base packages in T2 and James had been working on replacing the whole initrd from scratch. Then in mid March we got caught up about what each of us had been doing, and started putting everything together.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 11:58
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Kirk, jamesbond:
Thanks for the new fatdog64.
Downloaded and installed to ram but there seems to be no driver for my broadcom wifi so there was no point in installing. Hopefully you will include the broadcom drivers in a future release. Until then I'll make do quite well with the old version fatdog64.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 11:59
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Having trouble with download, it's missing the FATDOG64-600.sfs, so I'm unable to boot from my menu.lst. Also, configure grub4dos does not find Fatdog64-600. My download is 201M which seems to be the correct size. Same result from /ftp/pub/os/Linux/distr/fatdog/iso/ and ibiblio.
EDIT: Problem was that initrd is different and sfs is contained within initrd.
After solving above problem with the menu.lst, had a few others:
1. xorgwizard will not work.
2. EDIT2: Reboot, I thought wasn't working, however, it takes a long 8 minutes to create a save file and then finally reboots.
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I had hoped the Broadcom drivers in the kernel had it covered now. Could you open a terminal and type or paste in:
tar -cJf messages.tar.xz /var/log/messages
then attach messages.tar.xz to this thread?
Then after doing that install the pet package I attached and see if that works for you.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 15:44
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This is all I got from the terminal. Not much help I'm sure.
tar: Removing leading '/' from member names.
Better result from installing your wl.pet.
Installed it, re-booted and posting from new fatdog now.
Looking forward to exploring it.
If I can be of any further help please ask.
Can I ask what I hope is not to silly a question?
Can the wi.pet be used in 32bit puppies?
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 16:17
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The good news is that I installed Opera 11.64 from the Ubuntu x86_64 .deb, from the Opera website, and it installed and works normally.
Ho hum, I spoke too soon!
Installing Opera broke Hardinfo.
Opera 11.64 put a folder in /usr/lib which I suspect had previously been a symbolic link to /usr/lib64 like in fd520
So I put a symbolic link to /usr/lib64/hardinfo in /usr/lib then Hardinfo worked again.
In fd520 Opera 11.51 put its folder in /usr/lib64 and didn't break anything.
Since I don't know what I'm doing, when it comes to linux, I don't know who the guilty party was, or what the correct solution should have been! But I doubt that it was fd6's fault.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 17:00
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This is all I got from the terminal. Not much help I'm sure.
tar: Removing leading '/' from member names.
That's OK. The file messages.tar.xz is probably in /root. Post it if you can find it. Good to hear the pet works. The wl pet package will only work with this kernel. When we change kernels it will have to be recompiled.
Yes, the lib to lib64 symlink can be a problem. Though a 64bit Ubuntu package should really install libraries to /lib64. Maybe we should bind mount /usr/lib to /usr/lib64. I'll have to think about that.
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Posted: Fri 18 May 2012, 18:56
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There is a file named messages.tat.xz in root but i,m afraid I can't do anything with it.
wireless is working fine but I'm having great difficulty getting the tap to work on my touchpad.
This has been a problem with other puppies as well but I have had better luck in fixing the problem.
I've been given a number of fixes here in the forum but at the moment none of them work.
I'll keep trying for another while but may have to look for help if I'm not successful.
I really want this to work.
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From my previous tajweed calsses, my teacher has explicitly mentioned harf waaw being part the idghaam kaamil category, but it also has ghunnah. therefore, the categories you have are incorrect.
assalaamu alaikum,
re: idghaam kaamil / idghaam naaqis
When going over these lessons, you only have two categories for idghaam. You have Kaamil and Naaqis. You refer:
Kaamil as idghaam bighayr ghunnah, and
naaqis as idghaam bighunnah
From my previous tajweed classes, my teacher has explicitly mentioned harf waaw being part the idghaam kaamil category, but it also has ghunnah. Therefore, the categories you have are incorrect. (look in the quran and see if noon saakinah followed by waaw has shaddah on it, this will imply it is idghaam kaamil).
i am sorry, i am looking to get my book back and will most definitely quote you with page numbers.
but please do reply and clarify whether there are actually more categories - I'm only relying on my memory at the moment!
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wassalaamu alaikum
Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.
The categories posted on the site are correct. The saakinah or tanween makes an incomplete idghaam into the , and the ghunnah left over from the is the sign that this merging is incomplete.
In the Medinah printing complex print of the Qur'an, there is no shaddah on the or when there is an idhgaam of the saakinah or tanween into the or . Some prints of the Qur'an have a shaddah, but this is not considered correct by most scholars of tajweed and thus there is no shaddah present in most of the printings of the Qur'an.
Idghaam kaamil, or complete merging means that the letter and all of its characteristics have merged into the next letter. This is not the case with the merging into the and . The ghunnah is an instrinic part of the letter , and the fact that there a ghunnah remains during the idhgam shows that the merging is not complete, thus it is idghaam naaqis, or incomplete merging.
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- Something about the decreases at the top of this pattern doesn't sit well with me.
- I messed up, and forgot to make the "turn up" row, where instead of rib, it's a row of all knit. Ooops!!
Needles: US 7 double-pointed bamboo needles
Yarn: Takhi yarn from the 1980's, probably Takhi tweed of some sort
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Tokyo's Studio Ghibli is the creator of beloved animated feature films like "Princess Mononoke," ''Spirited Away" and "Ponyo." It hasn't made many forays into video games, although its influence is all over popular Japanese series like "Final Fantasy" and "Dragon Quest."
So "Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch" (Namco Bandai, for PlayStation 3, $59.99), a collaboration between Ghibli and Fukuoka, Japan-based developer Level-5, is something special. Every frame of it feels suffused with Ghibli magic, to the point where it overcomes any resistance you might have to its old-fashioned gameplay.
Level-5 makes for an ideal partner. It's known for "Dark Cloud," ''Dragon Quest VIII" and the Professor Layton series, games whose animation and character designs have always displayed the Ghibli spirit. "Ni no Kuni" takes some familiar Ghibli themes — parallel worlds, missing parents, humans turned bestial — and turns them into a sweeping role-playing adventure.
The tale begins in dark territory: A boy named Oliver is heartbroken when his mother dies of a heart attack. When Oliver's tears soak his favourite toy, Mr. Drippy, it springs to life. Turns out he's a fairy from the alternate world, where Oliver's mom is a powerful sage. ("Ni no kuni" translates to "second country.") If Oliver can stop a dark conspiracy that threatens Drippy's world, he might be able to save Mom as well.
Oliver's journey takes him through a succession of lushly drawn towns, including the bucolic Ding Dong Dell, the sandy Al Mamoon and the industrial Hamelin. There's a lively populace of human and animal characters: the Arab-flavoured Al Mamoon, for example, is ruled by "Her Moojesty Cowlipha," while the people of Hamelin dress in pig disguises. Even when exploring the gloomy Tombstone Trail, you'll encounter a few droll corpses.
The areas outside the towns are stuffed with comically named monsters, like the "crashing boar" and the "sillymander." Oliver is initially equipped with little more than a wooden stick, but he can rally "familiars" to do his fighting for him. During any battle, he can switch among three different familiars; the other people who eventually join his crusade can do the same.
This means you can take control of 12 different characters during combat, and it is chaotic at first. Stick with it, though, and you'll quickly get the hang of switching among the humans and familiars who are best at attack, defence, spell-casting and healing. Many of the monsters you encounter can be recruited to your cause, adding a "Pokemon"-like collect-'em-all challenge to the adventure.
Younger players are likely to be attracted to the colorful graphics and cute monsters, but beware: On the normal difficulty setting, some of these battles are quite challenging, and kids may find them frustrating. Within its dungeons and castles, save locations are sparse, so you run the risk of losing an hour or so of progress if you bump into the wrong creature. Even adult players may feel the need to switch to the easy setting every now and again.
Beyond the main story are dozens of side quests. Some are typical fare, like slaying a monster or retrieving a treasure, but others are weirder. Throughout the game you'll meet "heartbroken" characters who've become immobilized by fear, anger, doubt or other negative emotions. To save them, you have to find people who are so positive that they're overflowing with feelings like courage, kindness or belief. With your magic locket, you can grab chunks of positive feelings and use them to repair the heartbroken.
There's also a deep alchemy system (hosted by a genie named Al-Khemi) that lets you craft your own potions, armour and weapons. And you can even gamble with ghouls, playing slots, blackjack and an original game called Platoon in the Tombstone Trail casino.
Namco's localization team has done a spectacular job translating the comedy from Japanese into English. And the music by Joe Hisaishi, who has composed the scores for most of Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki's films, is lovely and at times stirring. Overall, "Ni no Kuni" is one of the most satisfying games to come out of Japan in years, deftly combining the charm of Studio Ghibli's movies with the rewards of a meaty role-playing epic. Four stars out of four.
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While the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University will never be able to make basketball headlines, the school has just been through its own March Madness, going beyond the "sweet 16" to claim an international championship.
The school is celebrating the success of two student teams that have claimed first and second place in a competition sponsored by the Association for Information Systems that drew students from 28 universities and three countries earlier this month.
"It is rewarding when students from around the world enter this competition and we have teams that come out on top," said David Olsen, head of the Management Information Systems Department. "This bodes well for our students as they enter the marketplace and it keeps the bar high for our department. Leading organizations and companies seek out Huntsman students because they know they will contribute in a big way and they want that competitive edge."
Huntsman students Allan Follett, Conner Sorensen and Chad Williams, took first place in a contest that required them to create a video about information systems. Their production focused on explaining what the phrase "big data" means and why students who study in this area have increased job opportunities. (Their video can be viewed by doing a search for "I love information technology" on YouTube.)
"We go through our whole education wondering if we are getting better at what we are doing," Williams said. "We want to know how we'll compare to the competition when we graduate. So this was a validation for us from a large organization and it was gratifying to know the judges liked what we created."
Vishal Patel and Divya Reddy competed in the IT security category and took second place. To qualify as finalists they were asked to take on a case study that involved a company with very complex IT problems that wanted to simplify its systems and get a better return on investment.
Patel said the case studies are very similar to the type of complex problems they will face after graduation and that he considers the experience he gained by competing very valuable. He said they spent hours refining his group's original presentation and the judges told them that they were among the best prepared of any of the students at the event.
The Huntsman students said the competition gave them a chance to showcase their skills on an international stage and to network with top industry officials.
"It's sort of hard to sell soft skills in a job interview," Williams said. "Companies want people who can work in a team and this win, which required lots of teamwork, is something we can point to as an example of what we are capable of doing while working with others."
The contest was part of the AIS 2014 Student Chapter Conference and Competition that was hosted by Arizona State University and sponsored by companies like Walmart and State Farm.
The students are members of the Huntsman AIS student chapter that was recently recognized as an "outstanding chapter" by the AIS parent organization, an honor only four chapters in the world earned last year, according to Timothy McFall, the chapter's president.
"Our AIS chapter competed with top schools; many of which have substantial budgets and administrative support," said Susan Jones, Huntsman faculty advisor for the club. "This year's top honors went to schools like the University of Alabama, University of Georgia and the University of Michigan. Our students can be proud that their hard work has paid off with this recognition."
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Blake Shelton to Appear on Christina Aguilera's New Album
The coaches on 'The Voice' are now like family, and their onscreen "rapport" has filtered into real life, in both personal and professional capacities. Blake Shelton and Adam Levine have enjoyed a very public bromance, while Levine and Christina Aguilera teamed up for his band Maroon 5's mega smash hit 'Moves Like Jagger.' Now, Aguilera, a certified pop diva, has recruited both Shelton and fellowcoach Cee Lo Green to appear on her new album, 'Lotus,' which drops on Nov. 13.
According to the track listing leaked by retail outlets, the Shelton-Aguilera song is called 'Just a Fool,' but that's about all that we know about the pairing. Since Shelton is decidedly country, and Aguilera is quite a belter in the pop world, we're not sure what to expect. Will Shelton inject a little country twang into her song? Did she experiment with a song that has a bit of a country vibe? Will the song play to his strengths? To hers? Or both? Will it be a duet? A cameo? The possibilities are endless as to how this guest spot will shake out.
Whatever the case, we'll look forward to hearing it. This collaboration was bound to happen, since Shelton and Aguilera sit next to each other in their big red chairs on 'The Voice' stage and engage in playful banter. It was just a matter of time before they sidestepped the war of words and hit the studio to lay down some music.


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Ah Meng was a female Sumatran Orangutan and a favorite at the world famous Singapore Zoo. Ah Meng passed away on February 8th due to old age. She was about 48 years old and leaves behind two sons, Hsing Hsing and Satria, and two daughters, Medan and Sayang, as well as six grandchildren. She was known for her friendly nature, comfortability with humans and her animated facial expressions. Ah Meng had been featured in more than 30 travel films, and written about in some 300 articles, becoming the poster girl of the Singapore Zoo. In 1992, the Singapore Tourism Board awarded Ah Meng a "Special Tourism Ambassador" honor in recognition of her contribution towards tourism in Singapore. Originally recovered in 1971 by a veterinarian from a local family who kept her as a pet, Ah Meng's first owner had smuggled her illegally from Indonesia. Her species, the Sumatran Orangutan, is a rarer breed of orangutan now critically endangered due to illegal logging and poaching. There are about only 7,500 Sumatran Orangutans left in the rainforests of Sumatra, Indonesia.
Ah Meng was the first to host the Zoo's famous "Breakfast with an Orangutan" program, where luminaries such as Prince Philip of Britain and Michael Jackson were among the many foreign dignitaries and celebrities that visited her. By allowing close interaction with Ah Meng and other orangutans, the Singapore Zoo aimed to raise public awareness of the importance of preserving the orangutan's natural habitat as well as other environmental issues.


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Finding a job can be hard work. Try these five steps for using your church in your employment search.
Many experts agree that the most important aspect of finding a job is being able to network. And for Catholics, what better place to connect with individuals in a wide variety of careers than at their parish?
Here are five ways to make the most of your potential parish connections during the job hunt:
1. Have friends. If you have friends at your parish, you have already begun to network without even realizing it. Simply let the word out: I've been let go and I'm looking. If you are shy, regardless of what job ministries your church offers, now is the time to volunteer and meet some people. Volunteering often leads to paid work.
2. Be a friend. If one of your friends at church is out of work, now is the time to spread the word about their talents and abilities. Remember that while your friend may be very aware of his or her professional qualities, the truth of those merits will always hold more weight when spoken by someone else.
3. Expect—and seek—variety. One networking group will not meet all your job search needs, nor will anyone at such a group simply hand you a job. Remember also that parish jobs ministries can come and go with the wind. Cindy Kilpatrick started Edgewood Works, a parish jobs support group in Redwood City, California, only to see it fizzle once she found full-time work. "It's a shame, because I feel there is still a need for it," Gammer said. So be prepared, and don't put all your faith in one group.
4. Get the information. According to Forbes magazine, the best way to find a job that will be a good fit is to conduct informational interviews. Seek out people who are working in industries or companies that interest you and schedule brief, friendly, educational chats. Remember that you are never to ask the person for a job and that you should always offer to work around their schedule. If you talk to 100 people within three months, the chances are high that you will be offered a job by someone within that network.
5. Hit it. Illinois WorkNet Center recommends that you attend four networking meetings, conduct three informational interviews, engage in two personal development activities, and apply for five jobs per week during the job search. And don't forget to follow up: Don Harkness, who scouts for new talent at job fairs for the small Texas company Welker Engineering, reports that only one-third of the worthwhile candidates he met at his last job fair sent him an e-mail follow-up.
This is a web-only sidebar that accompanies "Help wanted: Parishes offer assistance to the unemployed", which appeared in the August 2013 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 78, No. 8, pages 21-25).
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We order fish daily from reputable fishmongers- not several times a week, as some grocery chains do. If preservative-free filets are not available, we purchase whole fish and filet them in-house. We also carry preservative-free shellfish.
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Inaugural Meeting - Health 2.0 New Orleans
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Thursday, July 18, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (CDT)
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We're thrilled to announce the kickoff meeting of Health 2.0 New Orleans, which is affiliated with the national Health 2.0 organization headquartered in San Francisco. New Orleans will now be joining 64 other local Health 2.0 chapters that also focus on technology in healthcare.
We are very pleased to have Dr. Karen DeSalvo keynoting our inaugural meeting. Dr. DeSalvo's primary role is as the City of New Orleans Health Commissioner and as the Senior Health Policy Advisor to Mayor Mitch Landrieu. She has undertaken a major effort to transform and modernize the City Health Department into one more effective and capable of improving the public's health.
In addition to Dr. DeSalvo's keynote, here's what else you can expect from this meeting:
- An introduction to the Health 2.0 New Orleans mission and its founders
- Brief demos from healthcare startups in the the greater New Orleans area
- Input on the direction and focus of Health 2.0 New Orleans
- Delicious snacks and adult beverages
- Socializing with like-minded professionals
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New Orleans BioInnovation Center (NOBIC)
1441 Canal St
New Orleans,
Thursday, July 18, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (CDT)
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Health 2.0 New Orleans is dedicated to sparking healthcare innovation in New Orleans (and beyond) by connecting local interest, talent, and resources. All who are interested in healthcare technology and transformation are welcome, including healthcare professionals, entrepreneurs, designers and developers, investors, legal experts, patients, and more.
The group is co-chaired by four locals, Lem Sanders, Josh Raley, Jonathan Brouk, and Rahlyn Gossen.


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Thanks for continuing to dig into this. I already had the last two in the catalogue (but maybe not in the version I published?). You might be interested in knowing that 143 is also the value of Aurum Solis' alternative name, Ordo Sacri Verbi, "Order of the Sacred Word."


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China's appetite for wine is growing, with consumption in 2012 up 20% from the year before. Jennie Mack of Asia Wine and Services Education Center tells the WSJ's Jake Lee what kinds of wine the Chinese are drinking today.
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It then goes on, under the title, "Purpose and Principles" for the Correctional Services, to lay out the various considerations that might be taken into account with regard to how the Correctional Services will deal with a certain principle. What is not here is the whole aspect of mental health of the offender, because there was a recent report that 39% of the people incarcerated in the province of Ontario suffer from mental health issues.
If the bill, as it exists and will be amended, starts to make a list of things that will be considered, something must be left out, otherwise it would say that it "takes into account all relevant considerations in dealing with offenders".
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SOCHI, Russia, Feb. 14 (UPI) -- Sandro Viletta of Switzerland won the Olympic gold medal Friday in the men's alpine combined.
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Defending champion Bode Miller of the United States had only the 12th best downhill run. His slalom performance moved him up to sixth place, but he finished almost a full second out of a medal position.


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War Horse: Simple story, astonishing theatre
Sometimes it's the storytelling and not the actual story that carries the day. That is absolutely the case with the play "War Horse" that has just thundered into the Opera House in Boston.
It is a master class in stage production and a glorious example of a creative team pushing a cherished art form forward.
You've been to the theater, you've seen plays good and bad, but you've never seen anything quite like "War Horse."
Not to be overly glib, but it is all about the puppets. The work of South Africa's Handspring Puppet Company is a wonder to behold.
A team of three puppeteers manipulate the life-size horses, transforming a metal frame and strips of leather into a living, breathing, magnificent creature. A turn of the wrist on a wooden shaft brings the spirit and intelligence of the war horse Joey to life.
Inside the steel frame, two puppeteers work the front and hind quarters with strength and dexterity. When Joey and his equine companion Topthorn are mounted by the actors in the play they become this incredible amalgamation of flesh, blood, and artistry.
This Tony Award winning play also makes terrific use of modern production techniques, especially in the use of projections. A large slash is stretched across the stage just above the heads of the actors. Drawings, maps, even animations appear on it throughout the play, enhancing the action without becoming a distraction.
Music and song become important storytelling devices, and lighting and sound effects during the battle scenes are very effective. It all makes for a complete and compelling experience that can only happen on the stage. For anyone who thinks that theatre can't capture a generation of multi-media, multi-taskers, "War Horse" begs to differ.
So, how did this all come about?
The novel "War Horse" dates back to 1982 by the respected children's author Michael Morpurgo. It's a heartfelt tale of a country boy and his beloved horse caught up in the horror of World War I. As a story of love and loss it doesn't break a whole lot of new ground. It's power is in its universality, and as a metaphor for the beauty and frailty of all life on this planet.
Steven Spielberg took it to the big screen with mixed results. The stage production manages to work with the key plot elements, but then take them to a more satisfying and powerful place.
So hats off to Nick Stafford who did the adaptation and the original directors Marianne Elliot and Tom Morris. Bijan Sheibani is at the helm of the National Tour which will call Boston home through October 21. The period perfect costuming by Rae Smith also deserves much praise. I wish, however, that a live orchestra, and not a taped soundtrack, could have been used to deliver the music score.
I don't think I've ever reviewed a play in which it's taken this long to get to the actors! Its, again, because "War Horse" depends on a total, all encompassing experience.
The actors are no more important than the puppets, in fact you could make the argument that they are less so. The cast is solid. Andrew Veenstra is endearing and innocent as Albert, Joey's owner. Andrew May is also very good as Captain Friedrich Muller, a German soldier who rescues Joey from the battlefield. The problem is that the words they speak aren't nearly as interesting as the environment around them. War stories, tragically, have a familiar pattern. This "War Horse" is able to break stride by finding a more evocative way to tell a story.
Theater is an art form that seems to be perpetually at the crossroads. The expense of mounting a production, and the cost of seeing a top notch show can be daunting. "War Horse" reminds us of why it's all worth it. This is a show that can exist in one place, and one place only. Go to the Opera House and ride the thoroughbred that is "War Horse."


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Holiday Cheer: Good Old-Fashioned Airfare Sales Are Back
Airlines are reaching out to customers with good, old-fashioned air sales.
Nov. 12, 2008 -- This is going to be a lonely Thanksgiving for a couple I know out in California. Their only child had just begun his freshman year at a prestigious university in New England -- a school with an equally prestigious price tag (tuition, books, room and board costing about $50,000 a year).
The family decided that adding the cost of an expensive "turkey day" round-trip ticket to the mix just wasn't worth it. So, they resigned themselves to wait for a December reunion.
You can't blame them. I know of another family on the West Coast that did bite the bullet and is bringing their daughter home from her Midwestern college for Thanksgiving -- for a hefty $900. That hurts. But the student had little flexibility and had to fly on the Sunday after Thanksgiving, which is traditionally the most expensive day of the year to fly.
Even so, some Thanksgiving airfare prices a few short weeks ago bordered on the obscene. And it's easy to understand why some families are skipping these all-too-brief November get-togethers.
But wait a minute. Maybe these families -- and the rest of us -- should take another look at holiday airfares. I did, and all I can say is: Wow.
Tuesday, Southwest launched a massive winter airfare sale that covers Christmas with most prices below $109 one way. And you know what happened next, right? Other airlines immediately began matching those prices -- which is what typically happens, according to our historical data.
So, why did they do it? I doubt any of these airlines were suddenly infused with the "spirit of the season." It's simply that all these airlines want to thrive in a very volatile environment. And one way for airlines to thrive is by making us passengers love them again. Nothing says "love" like a good old-fashioned airfare sale.
It's about time. Never before have passengers had to put up with so much with so few rewards -- whether it's that first checked-bag fee (now standard with all the legacy carriers) or the "no free Cokes" rule (US Airways).
Airlines Regaining Customer Confidence
And how about those fuel surcharges? The saga of the fuel surcharges recently took an entertaining twist: I did a study last week that noted a number of domestic airlines had lowered or removed these surcharges. Great, huh? But don't get too excited because those fuel surcharges didn't disappear. The airlines simply added them back into the price of the base airfare.
Now that is some slick maneuvering, although, in fairness to the airlines, at least it creates a little more "transparency" on ticket prices. It isn't so convenient nowadays to blame the price of oil for higher ticket prices the airlines need to thrive.
But back to the passengers: They're still crammed into planes, as a direct result of the airlines' wielding their meat cleavers to create capacity cuts. Indeed, U.S. carriers cut about 10 years worth of seat growth in the past year, all the while slowly and surely raising prices. And in the meantime, the airlines have been "experimenting."
This grand experiment is all about how far an airline can push its passengers -- by raising ticket prices for overcrowded planes -- before the passengers finally say, "Enough." The airlines don't have a lot of background for this. They haven't faced problems like this since the recession of the early 1990s and the aftermath of 9/11 -- but they're learning.
And one thing they're learning is that passengers are now starting to push back. Yes, after 33 attempted airfare hikes since the summer of 2007 -- most of them successful, not to mention all the inconvenience of long security lines, fees and surcharges -- more passengers are saying, "Enough."
And the airlines are hearing them. And showing them "love": In the guise of an airfare sale.
No airfare sale lasts forever and I have no doubt prices will rise again. But at least the sales will last long enough so a few more families will be spending this holiday season the way it was meant to be spent ... together.
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Rick Seaney is one of the country's leading experts on airfare, giving interviews and analysis to news organizations, including ABC News, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, The Associated Press and Bloomberg. His Web site FareCompare.com offers consumers free, new-generation software, combined with expert insider tips to find the best airline ticket deal.


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We have all been lied to, been tricked: Bed Bath & Beyond's towel display? Foam. FOAM. And it's our own damn fault.
Americans love plenty. Grocery stores can't just offer 20 ripe oranges, they have to display a mountain of fruit. Same goes for Bed Bath & Beyond. One store does not needs thousands of towels that stack all the way to the ceiling, but that's what we want. That soothing feeling of being surrounded by abundance. At BB&B, the tower of towels is all lies… But the lies are for us.


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The 2014 Corvette has been leaking out in dribs and drabs for nearly a year now.
We've seen camoed cars, renderings of the real thing, and driven it online, but nothing has been super official from Chevy. Until now.
Car spy photographer Chris Doane just posted this image on his Facebook page, which appears to be an official dealer service manual for the brake cooling system on the 2014 Vette.
It definitely has the larger headlamps, a pronounced hoodscoop, and a large sidescoop as we expected. This also gives a closeup look at the suspension, something we haven't taken a peek at before.
Doane is also the person that leaked the image that ended up being the Jaguar F-Type, so we're pretty certain this is the real thing.
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What? No full control over children? You do realize that some of us have particular plans for those children.
I heartily reccomend A Clockwork Orange.If you can get a hold of a copy where you are, as it was banned for a long time.
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DiM wrote:i'm just playing this map for the first time and i'm honestly amazed it got the gameplay stamp.
the layout is fine with good connections but the bonuses are messed up.
for example bankstown has a +5 for a 4 terit continent with 3 borders.
or waverley who has +3 for a 3 terit continent with 2 borders.
and there's a general feel of inconsistency in the bonuses.
rockdale has 4 terits 3 borders and gives +3.
paramata has 5 terits 2 borders and gives +3.
let's say these are ok but then you have waverley with has just 3 terits 2 borders and gives +3. so less terits, less borders and the same amount of troops.
and on top of that you have warringah who has the same number of terits and borders as paramata but give +4.
and the best one is marickville. 3 terits 3 borders give +5. compare it to canterburry who has 6 terits 5 borders and also gives a +5.
wtf? almost every bonus on this map is wrong. who in the world stamped this for gameplay?
edit// i just looked back and saw others complaining about the bonuses a loooooong time ago and nothing was done.
that's probably why the map has less than 7000 games in 4 years. it's not very nice when your opponent starts with a +5 for 3 terits or when your harder to keep harder to get continent is worth less that your opponent's easy as pie continent.
i honestly will never play this map again solely because of the screwed up bonuses.
Dim before you make a complete fool of yourself. You're only in round 3 and nobody in your game has be allocated anything but standard bonuses for regions yet...go back an re-examine the breakdown you've given for these examples above and also take into consideration that fact that any region with a bus can be attacked by 7 other terrs with a bus which forms part of the attacking borders calculations. This is not a standard classic play map.
As for the number of games, i think it is irrelevant these days when there are so many other maps to choose from and
many players probably like you wouldn't have taken time to examine why the bonus structure is like it is but i know you''ll have a different opinion on that anyway, so i couldn't be bothered wasting my time arguing with you these days. I gave up long ago worrying about who has the most popular maps on the site. If you want to continue to regard that as a benchmark then knock your socks off, i couldn't care less about that.
I can't find the complaints in the thread about the map that you're talking about, perhaps you're looking in the games themselves so i really don't know what you're on about here.


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Why Messaging Apps Threaten Tech Giants
A fast-growing crowd of mobile messaging apps with funny names like Viber, WhatsApp, WeChat and KakaoTalk is rankling technology giants from Silicon Valley to Seoul. Evelyn Rusli and Viber CEO Talmon Marco join digits. Photo: Viber.
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I don't think it matters to the carrier necessarily ... how it is exactly that are going to communicate that this is not having an impact on the revenue this calm but it is having an impact on on all the companies so maybe Ramones song the revenue when we have from Ablin about how Facebook may need to be changing things aam and in the store easing is saying is mentioned do you think ... there will be ripple effects for a while I'll what you think this'll be a blip one twentieth or so ... a secret and messaging and voice that these two things ... are ... the foundation of how we people humans ... community with each other ... and this is the most basic thing ... so obviously communication is not going away ... and applications like buying her ... arm ... helping people to communicate so this is definitely not going away ... and that many asset the car that I'm in an anti dam I'm interrupting on ... when it comes to the Mindshare on smartphones write ... anything about it that the messaging the private conversations we have ... a kind of at the core of experience and because of that ... I think that's why companies like vibrant WhatsApp on the Raiders of companies like Facebook because ... if we're spending more and more times and these apps that becoming ... more pour into the users and then taking away time for taking away the platform and portal value that you have that be a feast for sample magic of great point and then someone on the role of they sold companies around the getting bigger all the time was second with those can be winning in this market Duncan to be in ten years Autonomy a ... ton of these old messaging apps is going to be a ... few I guess who's gonna win ... and why ... oh ... my job ... is to make sure the nice kind or so ... what what what you what is the can it take to win one of the key attributes of the winning company if you lot you know writing a message to yourself I'm in pain ten years ... aam will will be the key things do you think ... I think the story ten years as it is very difficult that we are looking for a one two maybe three years ... and our RBC in developing more ways ... to allow users to communicate or find ways ... to to allow users to communicate ... now ... when there is not actually going to be a global winner agency ... one company winning in one country ... and another one lane in another country so this is really a market by market ... I'm down to watch ... ten things I have one last word to him ... well I think it's a really Assange and ... estimation all the pain tension she because of also shows ... how fast things can shift on mobile and I think that's why some companies like thing then is to ... be completely caught off guard because of the ... decree the adoption of SaaS smartphones and ... how fast user behavior can change a thing that's kind of the bottom line the story is ... if things can change very fast and far found ... within the consumer will fickle thank you very much when richly of The will Street gentle Henning Tom Longmont though ... all of my though we appreciate both of your time so I'm Simon