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Part I Network Services Topics
Part II Accessing Network File Systems Topics
4. Managing Network File Systems (Overview)
5. Network File System Administration (Tasks)
6. Accessing Network File Systems (Reference)
8. Planning and Enabling SLP (Tasks)
10. Incorporating Legacy Services
Local Mail and a Remote Connection
Setting Up Mail Services (Task Map)
Changing the sendmail Configuration (Task Map)
Changing the sendmail Configuration
How to Build a New sendmail.cf File
How to Automatically Rebuild a Configuration File
How to Use sendmail in the Open Mode
How to Manage Mail Delivery by Using an Alternate Configuration of sendmail.cf
Administering Mail Alias Files (Task Map)
Administering Mail Alias Files
How to Initiate an NIS+ mail_aliases Table
How to List the Contents of the NIS+ mail_aliases Table
How to Add Aliases to the NIS+ mail_aliases Table From the Command Line
How to Add Entries by Editing an NIS+ mail_aliases Table
How to Edit Entries in an NIS+ mail_aliases Table
How to Set Up an NIS mail.aliases Map
How to Set Up a Local Mail Alias File
How to Create a Keyed Map File
How to Create a postmaster Alias in Each Local /etc/mail/aliases File
How to Create a Separate Mailbox for postmaster
How to Add the postmaster Mailbox to the Aliases in the /etc/mail/aliases File
Administering the Queue Directories (Task Map)
Administering the Queue Directories
How to Display the Contents of the Mail Queue, /var/spool/mqueue
How to Force Mail Queue Processing in the Mail Queue, /var/spool/mqueue
How to Run a Subset of the Mail Queue, /var/spool/mqueue
How to Move the Mail Queue, /var/spool/mqueue
How to Run the Old Mail Queue, /var/spool/omqueue
Administering .forward Files (Task Map)
How to Change the .forward-File Search Path
How to Create and Populate /etc/shells
Troubleshooting Procedures and Tips for Mail Services (Task Map)
Troubleshooting Procedures and Tips for Mail Services
How to Test the Mail Configuration
How to Test the sendmail Rule Sets
How to Verify Connections to Other Systems
Part V Serial Networking Topics
15. Solaris PPP 4.0 (Overview)
16. Planning for the PPP Link (Tasks)
17. Setting Up a Dial-up PPP Link (Tasks)
18. Setting Up a Leased-Line PPP Link (Tasks)
19. Setting Up PPP Authentication (Tasks)
20. Setting Up a PPPoE Tunnel (Tasks)
21. Fixing Common PPP Problems (Tasks)
22. Solaris PPP 4.0 (Reference)
23. Migrating From Asynchronous Solaris PPP to Solaris PPP 4.0 (Tasks)
25. Administering UUCP (Tasks)
Part VI Working With Remote Systems Topics
27. Working With Remote Systems (Overview)
28. Administering the FTP Server (Tasks)
29. Accessing Remote Systems (Tasks)
Part VII Monitoring Network Services Topics
30. Monitoring Network Performance (Tasks)
This section provides some procedures and tips that you can use for troubleshooting problems with mail services.
To test the changes that you make to your configuration file, follow these instructions.
# svcadm refresh network/smtp:sendmail
# /usr/lib/sendmail -v names </dev/null
Specify a recipient's email address.
This command sends a null message to the specified recipient and displays the message activity on your monitor.
From the main system to a client system
From a client system to the main system
From a client system to another client system
The sendmail program cannot detect whether the message is delivered because the program passes the message to UUCP for delivery.
The following example shows you how to verify an alias.
% mconnect connecting to host localhost (127.0.0.1), port 25 connection open 220 your.domain.com ESMTP Sendmail 8.13.6+Sun/8.13.6; Tue, 12 Sep 2004 13:34:13 -0800 (PST) expn sandy 250 2.1.5 <email@example.com> quit 221 2.0.0 your.domain.com closing connection %
In this example, the mconnect program opened a connection to a mail server on a local host and enabled you to test that connection. The program runs interactively, so you can issue various diagnostic commands. For a complete description, see the mconnect(1) man page. The entry, expn sandy, provided the expanded address, email@example.com. Thus, you have verified that mail can be delivered when using the alias sandy.
Remember to avoid loops and inconsistent databases when both local and domain-wide aliases are used. Be especially careful to avoid the creation of alias loops when you move a user from one system to another system.
To check the input and returns of the sendmail rule sets, follow these instructions.
# /usr/lib/sendmail -bt
Provide the following numbers and address at the last prompt (>).
> 3,0 mail-sraddress
Use the mail address that you are testing.
Press Control-d.
Example 13-6 Address Test Mode Output
The following is an example of the output from the address test mode.
% /usr/lib/sendmail -bt ADDRESS TEST MODE (ruleset 3 NOT automatically invoked) Enter <ruleset> <address> > 3,0 sandy@phoenix canonify input: sandy @ phoenix Canonify2 input: sandy < @ phoenix > Canonify2 returns: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > canonify returns: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > parse input: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > Parse0 input: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > Parse0 returns: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > ParseLocal input: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > ParseLocal returns: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > Parse1 input: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > MailerToTriple input: < mailhost . phoenix . example . com > sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > MailerToTriple returns: $# relay $@ mailhost . phoenix . example . com $: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > Parse1 returns: $# relay $@ mailhost . phoenix . example . com $: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . > parse returns: $# relay $@ mailhost . phoenix . example . com $: sandy < @ phoenix . example . com . >
The mconnect program opens a connection to a mail server on a host that you specify and enables you to test that connection. The program runs interactively, so you can issue various diagnostic commands. See the mconnect(1) man page for a complete description. The following example verifies that mail to the user name sandy is deliverable.
% mconnect phoenix connecting to host phoenix (172.31.255.255), port 25 connection open 220 phoenix.example.com ESMTP Sendmail 8.13.1+Sun/8.13.1; Sat, 4 Sep 2004 3:52:56 -0700 expn sandy 250 2.1.5 <email@example.com> quit
If you cannot use mconnect to connect to an SMTP port, check these conditions.
Is the system load too high?
Is the sendmail daemon running?
Does the system have the appropriate /etc/mail/sendmail.cf file?
Is port 25, the port that sendmail uses, active?
Your mail service logs most error messages by using the syslogd program. By default, the syslogd program sends these messages to a system that is called loghost, which is specified in the /etc/hosts file. You can define loghost to hold all logs for an entire NIS domain. If no loghost is specified, error messages from syslogd are not reported.
The /etc/syslog.conf file controls where the syslogd program forwards messages. You can change the default configuration by editing the /etc/syslog.conf file. You must restart the syslog daemon for any changes to become active. To gather information about mail, you can add the following selections to the file.
mail.alert – Messages about conditions that should be fixed now
mail.crit – Critical messages
mail.warning – Warning messages
mail.notice – Messages that are not errors, but might need attention
mail.info – Informational messages
mail.debug – Debugging messages
The following entry in the /etc/syslog.conf file sends a copy of all critical, informational, and debug messages to /var/log/syslog.
mail.crit;mail.info;mail.debug /var/log/syslog
Each line in the system log contains a timestamp, the name of the system that generated the line, and a message. The syslog file can log a large amount of information.
The log is arranged in a succession of levels. At the lowest level, only unusual occurrences are logged. At the highest level, even the most mundane and uninteresting events are recorded. As a convention, log levels under 10 are considered "useful." Log levels that are higher than 10 are usually used for debugging. See Customizing System Message Logging in System Administration Guide: Advanced Administration for information about loghost and the syslogd program.
For other diagnostic information, check the following sources.
Look at the Received lines in the header of the message. These lines trace the route that the message took as the message was relayed. Remember to consider time–zone differences.
Look at the messages from MAILER-DAEMON. These messages typically report delivery problems.
Check the system log that records delivery problems for your group of systems. The sendmail program always records its activities in the system log. You might want to modify the crontab file to run a shell script nightly. The script searches the log for SYSERR messages and mails any messages that it finds to the postmaster.
Use the mailstats program to test mail types and determine the number of incoming messages and outgoing messages.


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Driver Protection: Independent HF and LF compressors
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Europe: 240 VAC, 50Hz
Korea: 220 VAC, 60Hz
Japan: 100 VAC, 50/60Hz
AC Connector: 3-pin IEC 250 VAC, 20 A male
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Rear: Power ON, OL (overload)
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Width: 16.8″/427mm
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We asked the Street Machine readers on our Facebook page to tell us what their first car was, and the response was huge. Some of the well-loved rides shown here are long gone and some are still in the hands of their proud owners after many years. Have a look through the posts to see if your car is here! Make sure you're following us on Facebook for more great stories and opportunities like this to get your cars featured on the Street Machine website!
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My first car...27 years later, it's still in the shed! - Tony Cundalini
HT Monaro. Wish I still had it! - Craig Topperwien
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I still own this, it's just not running at the moment - Dianne Pilekic
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We signed up for the Find Your Ride camp which, for $99, gets you a lesson, bike, and full armor. We showed up at 10AM and were ushered through the process by one of the coaches. That was the first example of the amazing service we received the entire day. After we got all the paperwork filled out and fitted for our gear, we went out to check out the bikes we had reserved. I was on a Specialized Status 1 and my son was on a Commencal Supreme 24 (now he wants one ). Soon after, our coach came out, gathered up our group and got us started. Our group consisted of a couple of seasoned riders, my son and I, and a couple that had never mountain biked in their lives. For experienced XC riders, the lesson actually covers a lot of stuff you probably already know about riding downhill on a trail. It covers proper body positioning, bike positioning for corners, and braking technique. After that, it was up on the lift for our first ride.
I was a bit nervous for my son on the first ride, but he took to it like a fish to water. We started on Easy Rider and the coach stopped occasionally to point out techniques and tips for riding the trails. My first thought was, "This is more work than I expected." You can definitely get arm pump as well as feel it in your quads and calves by the end of the ride. Before we knew it, we were at the bottom and the lesson was over. This is where I think Highland offers the best deal as opposed to someplace like Burke. At Burke, your $99 dollar beginner lesson only includes a 3-hour bike rental. Highland lets you keep the bike the entire day. We took full advantage of that.
After the lesson, we continued riding for the rest of the day and definitely progressed with each run. It seemed like each run we were picking up speed and trying some of the smaller features. Our favorite trail ended up being Cat's Paw. It has tons of big, fun berms and lots of various size features to hit. The nice thing is each feature has a bypass if you're not up to hitting it. By the end of the day, we were pretty spent but were ready to plan another trip back. If you haven't tried lift served mountain biking before, do it! You won't regret it.
The overall service at Highland was amazing. The entire staff, from the cashiers to the shop mechanics, were friendly and courteous. Everyone wanted to know if we had been to Highland before. When we said no, they all made a point of welcoming us and thanking us for coming out. There were no attitudes or indifference from anyone that we met. The lodge itself is very nice and the cafe has an extensive menu including breakfast. There's also a bar, but I didn't get a chance to check out their beer selections. Next time! Because, there will most definitely be a next time.
Nice! So it looks like they run the lift. Can skiing be far behind?
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What bug exactly? I have now no computer with IE8. I will try to fix it without having it.
What bug exactly? I have now no computer with IE8. I will try to fix it without having it.
New version released: 1.4
- Usage of the native ExtJS windows for the TinyMCE popup property dialogs
- Tracking dirty state.
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Solved problem under IE with cursor positioning and focusing when using ExtJS windows for displaying of the TinyMCE popup windows.
I got problem to get this plugin work when is loaded dynamically.
When I load tiny_mce_src.js file in header, everything is work well.
When I load files like this:PHP Code:
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no error is thrown, but TinyMCE is not rendered, only textarea.PHP Code:
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Can anybody please help me with this issue?
Use the firebug plguin of the firefox, look at the tab "Net" when loading dynamically. It will show what could be loaded and what not. Apparently, the tiny_mce_src.js could not be loaded, but the TinyMCETextArea.js could.
Thank you, Qtx, for response.
Both scripts are successfully loaded. As far as I tried to find, it looks like plugins aren't loaded for some reason. Function init() of TinyMCE is called, but that is all.
Well, then you have to do the step by step debugging starting from the method init(). The file tiny_mce_src.js is not the once that is required, many other files, not only plugins, are also loaded dynamically over special loading methods, so that you have only to include the tiny_mce_src.js into your code and others are loaded automatically.
Maybe they are not loaded at all? Are js errors reported by firebox when you load?
Study the method loadScripts of the TinyMCE.
Looks like 'ready' event is not fired and function defined on line 12494 is not processed. But I can not figure why...
It looks like you have found the reason! The ready event is the event for the document rediness. It was fired when your documet is successfully loaded. When you load the script dynamically, the document is already ready, and this event is not fired anymore.
So, you have to fire this 'ready' event manually after the script is dynamically loaded. But it might have negative effects that this firing initiates actions which were already done and should not be done again.
It looks like tinymce does not support dynamic loading of its scripts. But here, you find some recommendations for your case:
I finally found a solution. I added these lines to TinyMCETextArea plugin to initEditor funciton before tinymce.init function is called (line 475):
It is needed to define path to tinyMCE folder ('/js/tinymce' in my case).PHP Code:
if (!tinymce.dom.Event.domLoaded) {
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Qtx, maybe you could add these lines to your plugin. Thanks for help.


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Baucus' Reported Ambassador Nom Leaves Tax Reform in Limbo
Marketers still worried about limiting ad-tax deduction in the House
With President Obama expected to nominate Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) as the next U.S. Ambassador to China, tax reform and the proposal to limit the ad-tax deduction may have been dealt a setback.
Politico first reported Baucus' impending nomination.
The driving force in the Senate behind tax reform, Baucus, chairman of the Finance Committee, leaves no champion to take his place. It will be up to the next chairman—odds favor Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.)—to determine how to proceed. A committee staffer suggested that any new chairman would likely want to start the process from scratch.
"The odds of getting tax reform done are pretty high right now," Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) told The Hill. "I don't think Senate Democrats want it, and I'm not so sure the people in the House want to go through that right now."
Still, it's not over until it's over, and there's still the House to worry about.
"That may take some of the wind out of the sails on that idea in the Senate," said Dick O'Brien, evp of the 4A's. "Unfortunately, the momentum behind the reduction of the ad deductibility in the House moves on uninterrupted. So the industry will have to remain on full alert."
Rep. Dave Camp (R-Mich.), chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, has proposed cutting the ad-tax deduction in half in the first year, with the rest amortized over 10 years—compared to Baucus' plan, which called for a five-year amortization. Originally, Camp wanted to move his tax-reform proposal through committee this year, but that has been put off until early next year.
"I've seen no indication that Camp has lost interest," said Dan Jaffe, evp of the Association of National Advertisers. "If the ad community does what it should do, this is an opportunity to re-educate Congress on the value of advertising and gain share of mind."


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Photos: Celebrities who've survived scandalsAndrew has listed adultery in his divorce papers, which were filed in New York, according to the site. In the filing, Andrew goes so far as to accuse his wife of "inhuman treatment," saying: "The nature of this action is: to dissolve the marriage between the parties based upon (1) the commission of acts of adultery by the defendant [Lauren] and (2) defendant's cruel and inhuman treatment of the plaintiff [Andrew]."Andrew also seeks sole custody of the couple's 7-year-old son.According to the initial pregnancy report , a source told Us Weekly that "Lauren and Andrew were unhappy in their marriage for some time, and their divorce has been in the works for a while. As their marriage deteriorated, she and Simon became close."


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I'm very excited about my SCM rankings: http://www.usms.org/comp/tt/toptenlist.php. I got in all 9 sprint events for the first time ever! I hope to replicate that in yards this year; we'll see if I fit everything in.
I was looking ahead at events at Nats. Three of the events I wanted to swim are on day three. That won't work for me. So it looks like I'll be swimming the 50 breast on Friday. Sunday is 100 back/50 free/100 fly. Should I swim 50 free or 100 fly? I'm leaning toward 50 free, which means I'd have to swim 100 fly at Zones untapered. At least I won't be fighting the triathletes for that event.
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No one needs to be told to hear The Beatles' Revolver or The Velvet Underground and Nico again right?
Well, based on this premise, this week The Guardian newspaper has compiled their 1000 Albums to Hear Before You Die which quite rightly features some of the best works of Domino's finest.
There's some unusual choices and genres featuring forgotten gems amongst the albums worth re-celebrating from Soundtracks to Trip Hop, Krautrock to 60's Pop and Jazz and Rock classics but albums that for whatever reason demand to be heard – you might not agree with them all but it's intriguing to see the jumble of artists sit next to each other and turning people on to the unobvious is somthing we applaud.
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- Arctic Monkeys – Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congress is finding it hard to do what used to be easy.
The Washington divide, hardened by election-year politics, has stifled the agendas of both parties, limiting lawmakers to below-the-radar bills and modest ambitions.
Congress has followed one of its least productive years with a just handful of measures, among them aid for trade-displaced workers and patent reform. These bills hardly compare to the welfare overhaul, hike in the minimum wage and expanded access to health care that the last Democratic president, Bill Clinton, and a Republican Congress accomplished in 1996.
Complicating the legislative process are emboldened conservatives, their ranks bolstered by the influx of tea partyers in 2010, who are determined to devolve power to the states. It's a direct challenge to the role of the federal government.
"I believe there is a broad range of programs from Medicaid to education to transportation that would be better and more effectively administered at the state level," Rep. Mike Pence, an Indiana Republican running for governor, said in an interview.
Meanwhile, the old way of winning votes from recalcitrant lawmakers by funding pet projects in their home districts is largely gone, scuttled by soaring deficits and a ban on such "earmarks."
This new legislative reality jeopardizes a bill to keep federal highway and transit aid flowing to states just as the spring construction season opens.
The Democratic-controlled Senate earlier this month overwhelmingly approved a $109 billion, two-year bill to fund roads, bridges, bike paths and subway systems while creating hundreds of thousands of jobs.
The burst of bipartisanship was a throwback. Transportation bills in the past have enjoyed strong, bipartisan backing -- improving roads was politically popular and the bills were usually laden with provisions that directly aided lawmakers' pet projects, swelling support. The vote was 74-22.
"I am very humbled by that because Lord knows it's hard to find those moments when we come together," Sen. Barbara Boxer said of the comity. From the start, the liberal California Democrat had worked closely on the legislation with Oklahoma conservative Jim Inhofe, who acknowledged that the two were on "opposite extremes on many issues."
But in the GOP-led House, Republicans have been unable to muster majority support for their own five-year, $260 billion transportation bill. Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, facing a revolt by the rank and file, had to pull the GOP-crafted legislation just before it was to come up on the floor in mid-February.
Tea partyers -- as well as the anti-tax Club for Growth -- said $260 billion was too much money. Republicans from urban areas were upset by its treatment of transit funding. Some moderates opposed paying for the House plan with expanded oil drilling.
The transit proposal has been dropped, but GOP leaders have still been unable to line up enough votes for passage. The House ban on earmarks has also hindered the effort to win over Republicans. Few, if any, Democrats are expected to support the bill because they weren't consulted as it was drafted, and because they say it penalizes union workers and undermines environmental protections.
Looming is a March 31 expiration date when the government's authority to spend money from the trust fund that pays for transportation programs, as well as its power to levy the federal gasoline and diesel taxes that feed the fund, runs out.
House conservatives remain undeterred in pushing to shift responsibility for transportation programs to state and local governments.
"I am one of those who say states should take the lion's share of this," Rep. James Lankford, R-Okla., said in an interview. "Right now 80 percent of the road repair and the road reconstruction is done by the federal government, 20 percent is done by the municipalities. At some point that has to turn around."
But even some Republicans argue that Congress would be abandoning its authority in handing over a job to the states. Rep. Bill Shuster, R-Pa., who is working with GOP leaders to round up votes for the transportation bill, frequently cites Article I Section 8 of the Constitution, which says Congress has the power to establish post roads.
"What we are doing here is consistent with the Constitution," he told fellow members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee during a meeting on the bill last month.
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, in a conference call with reporters Friday, pointed out that it was Republican President Dwight Eisenhower who put together the national highway system.
To suggest most federal transportation programs be turned over to states is "an abdication of a couple of hundred years of federal investment, and particularly the last 60 years of investment in our highways," said Villaraigosa, president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. "That argument just doesn't meet the needs of the times."
The House is scheduled to vote Monday night on a short-term, 90-day extension. President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., say they want the House to back the Senate bill, but that is highly unlikely. Faced with the deadline, the Senate is expected to back the temporary extension.
Punting on a thorny issue is an all-too-familiar step for many lawmakers, who are frustrated with a congressional period they say is short on accomplishments. Last year, Congress careened from one self-made crisis to the next, from keeping the government funded to raising the limit on its credit card. A grand bargain between President Barack Obama and Boehner to tackle entitlement programs, taxes and spending collapsed last summer.
All told, the House passed 384 bills last year, the Senate 402, according to the Congressional Record. Of those totals, just 56 House bills and only 24 Senate bills became law.
This year, Congress has completed trade agreements, patent reform and a bill for modernizing an outdated air traffic control system. It also extended last year's Social Security tax cut until the end of 2012 -- as well as long-term unemployment benefits -- and headed off a cut in Medicare fees that threatened to have doctors turning away elderly patients en masse.
Lawmakers suggest fear is a factor in preferring a risk-adverse congressional agenda. Some stalwart conservative Republicans have drawn tea party challengers this year over their vote last summer to borrow another $2 trillion.
"People say to me, 'How come you guys can't work together?" said Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., who is retiring after 32 years in the House. "And I said, 'How easy do you think it would be for me to come to an agreement with Michele Bachmann?' So the question is you're saying they're all Michele Bachmann. No, half of them are Michele Bachmann and half of them are afraid of losing a primary to Michele Bachmann."
Republicans argue that Reid wants to avoid tough votes for his most vulnerable Democratic incumbents and preserve Obama's and Democrats' campaign narrative about a "do-nothing Congress."
"It's part of the majority leader's electoral strategy," said Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo.
In the meantime, public approval of Congress has remained in the low double digits. In an Associated Press-GfK survey after the debt ceiling fight, approval was at 12 percent. It's inched up to 19 percent in a survey last month after a deal was struck on extending the payroll tax cut and jobless benefits.


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The acclaimed Broadway musical adaptation of Roald Dahl's beloved children's book is taking North America by storm in its national tour! Proving to be a monster hit with audiences both on Broadway and in London, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory set the record for the highest weekly gross in West End history. It also garnered two Olivier Awards for its lush costumes and creative lighting design and a Drama Desk award for its puppetry! So step into a candy wonderland with this spectacular adaptation of Roald Dahl's classic.
Willy Wonka is the most famous candy maker in the world, an eccentric confectioner whose sugary treats are works of genius. Yet he is a total recluse, and no one else in the world has ever stepped foot inside his famous chocolate factory. That is until a contest is announced - five golden tickets have been hidden away inside five Wonka chocolate bars, and whoever finds them will be led on a tour of the factory by the mysterious Mr. Wonka himself.
To find a golden ticket would be a dream come true for young Charlie Bucket, but given neither he or his grandparents who take care of him can afford a Wonka Bar, it seems an impossible one. But by a stroke of luck he finds some money on the floor, and rushing into the nearest shop, he buys a solitary Wonka bar and finds something gold glittering under the wrapper.
And so Charlie is one of the chosen few who steps into the chocolate factory, a realm of candy covered delights where nothing is quite as it seems.
While it is now considered a family favourite, the 1971 movie version received a mixed reaction upon its release, not least of all from Roald Dahl himself. The author was not a fan of Gene Wilder's portrayal of Willy Wonka, and would have much preferred his actor of choice, Spike Milligan, to have played the part. We do wonder, therefore, what he would have made of Johnny Depp in Tim Burton's remake?
Performance date: 17 January 2021
Suitable for ages 8+
Two hours and 30 minutes with one interval
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Noah Weisberg as Willy Wonka
Henry Boshart, Collin Jeffrey and Rueby Wood as Charlie Bucket
James Young as Grandpa Joe
Amanda Rose as Mrs. Bucket
Jessica Cohen as Veruca Salt
Madeleine Doherty as Mrs. Teavee
Kathy Fitzgerald as Mrs. Gloop
Nathaniel Hackmann as Mr. Salt
Daniel Quadrino as Mike Teavee
David Samuel as Mr. Beauregarde
Brynn Williams as Violet Beauregarde
Matt Wood as Augustus Gloop
Cast also includes:
Sarah Bowden, Alex Dreschke, Jess Fry, David R. Gordon, Chavon Hampton, Benjamin Howes, Lily Kaufmann, David Paul Kidder, Jennifer Jill Malenke, Joe Moeller, Tanisha Moore, Claire Neumann, Caylie Rose Newcom, Joel Newsome, Clyde Voce, Borris Anthony York, Elijah Dillehay, Sabrina Harper, Karen Hyland, Kevin Nietzel, Kristin Piro and Armando Yearwood Jr.
Directed by Jack O'Brien
Music by Marc Shaiman
Lyrics by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman
Book by David Greig
Choreography by Joshua Bergasse
Includes additional songs by Leslie Bricusse and Anothony Newley
Scenic and costume design by Mark Thompson
Lighting design by Japhy Weideman
Sound design by Andrew Keister
Projection design by Jeff Sugg
Pupper and illusion design by Basil Twist
Orchestration by Doug Besterman
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xrandr -o 1 turns screen to landscape mode (xrandr -o 0 to go back to ordinary portrait):
xrandr -o 0 # default
xrandr -o 1 # landscape - from right side
xrandr -o 2 # upside down
xrandr -o 3 # landscape - from left side
Locally from the device
You can grab screen shots manually by using the following command on your Neo:
# cat /dev/fb0 >myscreenshot_001.raw
You can then convert this on your pc with fb2png by using the following command:
# fb2png myscreenshot_001.raw myscreenshot_001.png 9 480 640 16
You can also push a screen capture back onto the display:
# cat myscreenshot_001.raw >/dev/fb0
If you want to show a sequence of screens in an animation you can use convert. Once you have all your screen shots as .pngs try:
# convert -delay 25 -dispose Background +page myscreenshot_*.png -loop 0 animated_test.gif
The command
# fbgrab filename.png
directly creates a PNG on the Neo.
From a Remote Connected Desktop
- On the device:
xhost 192.168.0.200Where 192.168.0.200 is the IP of your desktop.
- On the desktop:
xwd -root -display 192.168.0.202:0 > dump.xwdWhere 192.168.0.202 is the device IP.
- The xwd file can be read by the Gimp:


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In order for us to live, God has designed our bodies with some very special organs that all have certain jobs to do … the brain, the heart, the lungs, the kidneys, and many more. Every bit as important as our hearts are our two kidneys. You need at least one kidney to live!
Our two dark red kidneys are bean-shaped (kidney beans have the same shape) and are each about the size of an adult fist. They are located just under our back ribs, on each side of our spine.
The kidneys do several important jobs which help keep our bodies healthy. One of the main jobs is to filter the wastes and poisons out of the blood. If the kidneys did not remove them, these wastes would build up to dangerous levels and harm our body. Some wastes in the blood come from cells and muscles wearing out. Other wastes come from food our bodies use for energy. After the body has taken the stuff it needs from food, the leftover wastes are sent to the blood which then goes to the kidneys to be cleaned up.
As the blood travels through the kidneys, it travels through tiny filters (so small you can only see them with a high-powered microscope) called nephrons (nef-ronz). Each kidney has about a million nephrons which clean or purify about 200 quarts (189 liters)of blood each day, pulling out about 2 quarts (1.89 liters) of waste and extra water.
The filtered wastes and extra water become urine (pee). Tiny tubes collect the urine which then travels to the bladder through larger tubes called ureters (yu-reeters). The bladder is a sac that stores urine until releasing it through urination (peeing).
The kidneys have many other very important jobs to do besides filtering and purifying the blood:
- They balance the blood to be about 51% water – too much water could make blood too thin, causing our blood pressure to drop. Not enough water and the blood would be too thick and the heart could not pump it.
- They measure out the correct amounts of minerals, salts, acids, and bases in the blood that are needed for life.
- They make a hormone (special chemical) that can make our blood vessels narrower. This causes a higher blood pressure when it is needed to make sure that blood gets to all parts of our body.
- They make a hormone that tells the body when to make more red blood cells.
- They make vitamin D that helps the body to absorb calcium it gets from dairy products and some other foods we eat. Calcium is important for making strong bones and teeth.
Amazingly, we can still live with only one kidney, even if that kidney is not doing all of its jobs. However, if a diseased or damaged kidney gets to where it is only doing 10 to 15 percent of its job, a person may need to be hooked up to a special machine, which like a kidney washes and cleans the blood. The person has to be hooked up to this machine for several hours a day and the treatment repeated about 3 days a week.
It took engineers a long time to design these special machines, yet they are not only hundreds of times bigger than our kidneys, but they work far less efficiently than the kidneys. Many times these special machines cannot keep a person healthy and they may need to have a kidney transplant in order to live. Doctors will take a healthy kidney from someone and put it into the person with the failing kidneys. This transplanted kidney works far better than the man-made machine.
These special machines did not happen by chance and accident. They took intelligent design. Do you think your kidneys, which work far, far better than anything man can design, happened by chance and accident? The kidneys also took an intelligent designer, and that designer is God!
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Saving Lucas Biggs
- Autor: Marisa de los Santos
- Narrador: Josh Hurley
- Editor: HarperCollins USA
- Duración: 7:02:32
To save her father's future, she'll have to change the past.
The one thing thirteen-year-old Margaret O'Malley is sure of is that her father is innocent. So when the unthinkable happens and he's sentenced to death by the cruel Judge Biggs, Margaret is desperate to save him. She'll do whatever it takes, even if it means using her family's secret—and forbidden—ability to travel through time.
Margaret's only hope is to stop the chain of events that turned Lucas Biggs into a corrupt and jaded man. With the help of her best friend, Charlie, and his grandpa Josh, Margaret jumps back in time to a year when everything in her town was going wrong—a year that changed Lucas Biggs forever. Together with a then-thirteen-year-old Josh, Margaret sets out to change the past. But the rules of time travel are strict, and as the forces of history resist, Margaret is running out of chances before she will be pushed back to a present where her father is doomed.
Written by New York Times bestselling author Marisa de los Santos and her husband, picture book author David Teague, this spellbinding story proves that sometimes good needs a little extra help to triumph over evil.
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022 Chapter 21Duración: 24min
023 Chapter 22Duración: 05min
024 Chapter 23Duración: 07min
025 Chapter 24Duración: 08min
026 Chapter 25Duración: 03min
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Have yet to find a philosophical somewhere I am content to call home. Due to a lot of personal reason encountered along this journey, I have mostly stepped away from writing for now. Still, sometimes something stirs me and I need space to hash out my thoughts. So welcome to my little space along the journey.
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Connectivity illuminates risk of spread of crop pests, diseases
The United States is one of the most important crop production areas in the world, so its vulnerability to crop pests is a vital concern. Ten such pests are estimated to enter the country every year, and the federal government spends more than $1 billion annually on research, emergency response, and education related to crop pests.
A graphical analysis that assesses the vulnerability of different crops to pests in the United States is described in the February issue of BioScience. Margaret L. Margosian of Kansas State University and her colleagues based their work on county-level information about the amount of four key crops grown per hectare across the lower 48. By assuming that pests spread more easily between closely spaced counties and between those with high densities of a particular crop, they could identify regions of the country within which pests affecting the crop in question should move relatively easily. The analysis was repeated for hypothetical pests that are transmitted with different levels of difficulty.
Data on soybean, maize, wheat, and cotton yielded distinctly different patterns of connectivity at the national scale. The soybean crop was judged highly connected for easily transmitted pests, and thus potentially vulnerable to their spread. It was however, less connected for less easily transmitted pests. Maize was vulnerable to pests with a wide range of transmissibilities. Cotton and wheat, in contrast, were much less connected nationally.
Margosian and colleagues suggest their type of analysis could help in the formulation of strategies for dealing with invasive pathogens and pests. It might, for example, be prudent to encourage cropping patterns that disrupt connectivity, to minimize the likelihood that a pest will spread. And once a pathogen or pest has been introduced, graphical analysis could suggest where and when radical interventions, such as crop eradication, might be justified to prevent the pest's spread.
Source: American Institute of Biological Sciences
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- Under-desk chest on rollers with drawer and hanging storage system
- Central locking, with alternating pull-out lock, simultaneous locking (separate locking available on request)
- Melamine resin-coated chipboard, DIN 68765, emission class E1, rounded with 2 mm plastic edge
- Stationery pull-out with pen tray on top, sliding on plastic guide
- Drawer with ORGA plastic frame, with soft stop, on roller guide (metal), 75% extension, load capacity: 25 kg
- Hanging pull-out with ORGA plastic frame, with soft stop, on roller guide (metal), 75% full extension, load capacity: 25 kg, with removable hanging basket for holding hanging folders (can be used parallel and across)
- Body glued, only rollers and handles must be mounted
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 42.8 x 80 x 51.2 cm
- Accessories: SCSA slanted tray, ACTR dividers
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A video profile of Jonar Nader
This short video profiles Jonar in action. It features a small selection of the hundreds of interviews and presentations that Jonar has conducted around the world.
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I am amazed at some of the 'stuff' in my head. I have no idea how it gets there. Then, when I least expect it, the penny drops and that 'stuff' comes rushing to the fore like an over-enthusiastic winner at a bingo hall.
For example, I cannot work out when the expression 'not waving but drowning' first latched onto me. It seems I had always known this phrase, even though I had no idea to what it referred. I just liked the fact that four words could depict such a vivid picture.
The phrase remained unexplained and dormant for over twenty years. Then recently, while speaking with my friend, I described how drained I had felt while trying to assist a man who had suffered a head-on collision with his ego. His life was in turmoil. His troubles were self-induced and his suffering was self-inflicted. Yet, no force on this planet could redirect his pointed finger. He blamed everyone for everything, both real and imagined. I could not get him to concentrate, because his mind raced every-which-way, darting about like a turbo-charged bee. He was searching for evidence to prove his righteousness. No matter what I said; no matter how I said it; no matter what I tried; he was not interested in finding a solution. He had lost the desire for inner peace. He just wanted to vent and to blame and to complain and to criticise and to justify and to destroy…
The most amazing thing about his quixotic ramblings was that, for anyone observing from a distance, he seemed to be a good listener. He was polite enough to stop talking when I spoke. Alas, he did not hear a single word. Actually, he did hear the words — one at a time, but no two words were linked. He simply dropped each one as soon as it reached him. He listened in words; not in sentences. And as such, nothing made sense to him.
In outlining this story to my friend, I said, 'There are not enough words in the English language to describe how unbelievably troubled he is. His condition is overwhelmingly complicated. When I spoke, he stopped. When I finished, he launched straight into his mantra. All the while, he did not understand a thing. It was a case of "not listening but pausing".'
I began to think about the origins of 'not waving but drowning'. I discovered that it was published in 1957 as a short poem by Stevie Smith. She was a poet and novelist who was trying to describe how a man, while drowning at sea, was ignored by his friends who assumed that he was waving playfully. So they waved back. No-one understood his desperate struggle.
Thus it is with the people around us. They smile, while hurting inside. They speak from the west, yet we hear from the east. We proffer advice, but they construe it as criticism. We pull them away from a bad decision, and they scoot off into the path of an on-coming train.
Indeed, many people do not listen. They might be polite enough to pause, but not sufficiently interested to engage. As a result, they never learn about their world or about the people with whom they interact.
Whether it's at home or at school or at work or in the street, we see people drifting in and out of places. They are always doing something and going somewhere. Yet, what we cannot see is the inner struggle. They hide behind fancy clothes and fashionable gadgets, and they wear masks. If we could glimpse into the thunder clouds that darken their mind, we might begin to understand why seemingly-pensive gentlefolk, who appear to be at peace with the world, are in fact plotting their next sinister move.
Not everyone who laughs is laughing. Not everyone who smiles is smiling. Equally, not everyone who speaks is thinking. And not everyone who pauses is listening.
We spend so much time trying to make ourselves understood, when it might be easier to first understand others. Such wisdom was handed down to me by a teacher who daily asked our class to recite the Prayer of Saint Francis that encourages us to sow love where we see hatred, and to pardon those who hurt us, and to bring joy to those in sadness. Saint Francis knew that the world would be a better place if we tried to console, before we sought to be consoled; and to seek to understand, before we demanded to be understood; and to set out to love, rather than wait to be loved.
No wonder it was a daily prayer. Such noble qualities are so difficult to attain, that we plead for divine help.
The miracle of life, and the incomprehensible genius of creation, and the architectural complexity of humans and apples and trees and birds and microscopic particles, ought to stun us in our tracks. Instead, we ignore the marvels of our existence and we fight and argue and blame and hurt and cry. We even accelerate the damage, by manufacturing weapons and chemicals and pollutants and mind-numbing substances.
While I still agree with Saint Francis, I suggest that in this troubled and troubling world, we need to rise to the occasion to do what must be done, and to fight for what must be won, and to pounce on those whose selfishness robs others of an opportunity to laugh for real, and to smile for real, and to hug for real. Life would be sweeter if more people stood-up to the bullies. Please join me in pushing forward on a daily basis. If you can do something, or say something, about the things that matter to you, do try. Just an email, a phone call, a letter, a voice. It might seem insignificant, but it does matter. More of us need to engage.
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Dr. Morse's Lymph Node Support II, 2 oz
Formerly God's Herbs brand, this liquid herbal tincture blend was designed to support detoxification, swollen lymph nodes, tumors, boils, cysts, tonsillitis, cancer (all types, esp. lymphomas), AIDS, toxemia, sepsis of the blood, sinus congestion, lung congestion, chemical poisoning, snake or insect bites, glaucoma, poor hearing, poor vision, cloudy vision and/or floaters, all skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, etc.), enlarged glands, hardening of the liver, all venereal diseases, dysmenorrhea, leucorrhea, hemorrhoids, colds, flu, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, any lung issues, gangrene, tuberculosis, urinary tract infections, catarrh issues, cellulitis, cataracts, inability to sweat, sore throat. Use in inflammatory and congestive conditions. Use after using Dr. Morse's Lymph Node Support I.
Works best when used as part of a comprehensive detoxification and nutrification program that includes cleansing the intestinal tract, kidneys, liver, gall bladder, and lymphatic system; eliminating parasites and heavy metals; and strengthening the immune system.