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This protection tube is an important component for temperature measurement points for almost all industrial processes, especially for fine chemicals industries. It is used to protect the measuring insert or sensor elements from aggressive process media, high pressures and flow rates from the temperature sensor itself and thereby enables the thermometer to be exchanged during operation.
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The Moberly Spartans baseball program is teaming up locally to assist in a campaign to collect baseball gloves and provide them to active military personnel serving the United States in countries abroad.
The campaign, named Gloves 4 Troops, was started by St. Louis Cardinals minor league player Vance Albitz and has a goal of a sending 1,000 gloves overseas to help provide troops with recreation and a reminder of being home while stationed abroad.
Spearheading this project at the local level is incoming first year Spartans head coach Adam Smith, who already has contacted other Randolph County area schools inviting them to join in on the campaign and he also welcomes the public to bring in their used ball gloves that are in good shape to donate and send to our U.S. military personnel overseas.
"I read the story about this project on ESPN.com (written by sports columnist Rick Reilly) and was just stunned about what I had learned what was happening to some of our service men and women. There were reports of 18 American soldiers or veterans who commit suicide every day due to the emotional and psychological stress that they go through while they serve and protect our country's freedom," said Moberly baseball coach Smith. "Then I read about this Cardinals minor league ball player who gathered up ball gloves and baseballs, sent them to our military personnel in Afghanistan and elsewhere and how persons there started to use them right away. It said the ball gloves brought much comfort and relief toward their highly stressful situation and made them feel like a regular citizen and to forget about some of the things they see and go through over there."
Smith said he talked with high school principal Aaron Vitt about the Gloves 4 Troops campaign and the idea of Moberly H.S. being a drop-off site for the public to bring in their used or new ball gloves and baseballs.
This collection would be sent to Albitz's home or other designated location where all the donations would be sent overseas to U.S. military personnel.
The school district is making arrangements to collect funds used for shipment, or donations are being accepted to help offset shipping costs. The goal is to send as many items to Albitz before Feb. 16 to allow him time to prepare them for shipment overseas before Albitz reports to baseball spring training with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Persons can drop off adult-sized new/used baseball gloves and/or baseballs to the high school office. In addition, personalized notes, letters, cards for anonymous military personnel will be accepted and sent with the goods. For more information about this project at the local scene can call coach Smith at 1-816-263-1612.
According to his official website on Wednesday, Albitz has collected more than 400 gloves along with baseballs and cash donations. The website provides a video that explains the donation process and details how every glove will be accompanied by a personalized note, allowing the soldiers to see who provided them with "the gift of catch".
If you are interested in contributing directly to the Gloves 4 Troops campaign, visit www.gloves4troops.com or send your questions to email@example.com. For progress updates and inside information, follow the Vance and his campaign via Twitter. @VanceAlbitz.

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Wooden Train Set
No electric trains here—your little conductor can go for hours on end, building bridges and tracks with this wooden set. Toy trees, workers and traffic signs add authentic touches.
Melissa & Doug Wooden Railway Set, $130, available at melissaanddoug.com
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Building Blocks
Sure, these wooden blocks look a little plain, but that's the beauty of them. They work for pretty much any kid at almost any age. Babies can play with (and gnaw on) the non-toxic, organic blocks; toddlers can learn stacking skills and older kids can create buildings and play lands.
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What exactly is a Bilibo? It's whatever your child wants it to be. Good for use in the house, pool, grass or snow, this versatile, lightweight toy makes a cozy seat, spinning top, sled, silly hat and more.
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar Puzzle
The beloved children's book is now in puzzle form. Perfect as a stocking stuffer, the puzzle's sturdy, cardboard pieces are great for little hands, but with 42 pieces, there's enough to keep them stimulated.
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Big Barrel of Play-Doh
Tap into your kid's creative side with this Big Barrel of Play-Doh. It holds six cans of the pliable dough and a variety of molds, presses, cutters and other accessories.
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Leaning Tower of Pisa Architecture Blocks
Get a few history and architecture lessons in with your kid as she recreates Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa in wooden block form. The set's 21 solid wood pieces make this a sturdy, timeless toy.
Leaning Tower of Pisa World Architecture Blocks, $40, available at julabug.com
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LEGO Harry Potter Knight Bus
The Harry Potter movie hoopla may be over, but the fans are still here. Your kiddo can recreate Harry's journey on the purple double-decker Knight Bus from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban with this intricate LEGO set, complete with a mini Harry and owl Hedwig.
LEGO Harry Potter the Knight Bus, $34.99, available at toysrus.com
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Nothing Up My Sleeve Magic Set
You definitely won't find any batteries needed here—these tricks are powered by magic, of course! We love the old-fashioned feel of the velvet trick bag and magic box. And Houdini, Jr. can learn tricks such as the "Vanishing Coin" and "Secret Silks" to amaze the rest of the fam.
Nothing Up My Sleeve Magic Set, $44, available at landofnod.com
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Puppet Show Theater
Step right up for the greatest puppet show on Earth! Your kid can put on a real deal puppet play with this showstopper theater. The chalkboard playbill panel and velvet curtains add to its authentic feel.
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Doctor Kit
Think of this as Operation, sans the ear-splitting buzzer. This kit comes full of doctor and nurse gadgets for kids, including a plush stethoscope, thermometer, blood pressure cuff and bandage.
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Wooden Shapes Toy Train
This toy has a lot going for it. Each train car has an activity unto itself, giving your toddler plenty to choose from, or he can pull the whole thing along as one.
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Breakfast Set
Breakfast in bed? Your kid will be bringing it to you daily with this cute food set, including toast, a croissant, fruit and a boiled egg. The retro colors and design make it unique.
Djeco Breakfast Set, $84.99, available at moolka.com
Moby the Fish
Moby makes a great toy for babies 6 months and up. He can bend and twist in little fists, and his soft rattling sound and vibrant colors keep baby's interest.
Haba Moby the Fish, $15, available at diapers.com
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Ball Track Ski Jump
Your kids can set their marbles flying with this ultra-cool ski jump. They can build it as one big jump (pictured) or set up the individual incline tracks racecourse style.
Ball Track Ski Jump, $29, available at julabug.com
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Cardboard Playhouse
Good for indoor or outdoor use, this cardboard playhouse's best feature is that your kid can make it all her own—it comes with a set of four washable markers for personalization. Check out the cardboard pirate ship and castle, too!
Corrugated Playhouse, $29.99, available at toysrus.com
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Wooden Easel
Your budding artist will love this pro-looking easel, complete with clips to hold her paper steady and a tray to hold supplies. Bonus: It also features a chalkboard and a dry-erase board.
Deluxe Floor-Standing Wooden Easel, $79.99, available at melissaanddoug.com
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Discovery Blocks
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Event: Daisy Shah, Ashutosh Rana, Ranjeet, Anant Mahadevan, Manoj Joshi and Ganesh Acharya were snapped on the sets of the item song 'Meri Jawani Sode Ki Bottle' from the film SODA.
Guest List: Daisy Shah, Ashutosh Rana, Ranjeet, Anant Mahadevan, Manoj Joshi, Ganesh Acharya
Bollywood celeb Aamir Khan along with wife Kiran Rao were spotted at PVR.
Bollywood producers-directors Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Krishan Kumar, Ravi Bahl, Divya Khosla Kumar, Sajid Nadiadwala, Wardha Nadiadwala celebrate diwali with Bhushan Kumar
Bollywood celebs Kareena Kapoor Khan, Malaika Arora, Sonali Bendre, Nimrat Kaur among others were snapped by paparazzi.Bebo looked super cool in a casual look. She wore a white t-shirt with yoga pants...
Bollywood actress Shama Sikander celebrated Diwali festival at her residence.
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Record Total at Falls Park–Even Before the Rain!
Falls Park is becoming more popular since the rain that hit southeast South Dakota and the surrounding area, with people from in and out of Sioux Falls driving to the park to see the water rushing over the Sioux Quartzite.
But the day before the storm was a busy day at the park also.
On Sunday, June 15, the Sioux Falls Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) says it counted 2,965 people at the Falls Park Visitor Information Center.
The CVB says it's the highest tally in a single day since the center was opened in 2001.
The old record of visitors in a single day was July 31, 2010 with 2,781.
The actual number of people in the park might have been more, as the CVB estimates that only 1/3 of visitors to Falls Park actually enter the Visitor Information Center.
And with flood waters pumping up the volume at the Falls of the Big Sioux, parks officials say sight-seers should stay on the paths and not get too close to the water.


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Asymmetric Hammered Necklace is rated out of 5 by 1.
Rated 1 out of 5 by BlackBeauty from Not what I expected I thought this necklace would have more substance. It looks a lot cheaper in person and on the dull side. In not sure if I will keep it or return it.
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Anonymous on 07/26/2012
I have been getting bites now over the past month and a half here. I have captured 2 specimens and photographed them.
I was required to sign a statement when I moved in that I was aware that there may have been bedbugs here. I was told that they have periodic infestations everywhere here in SF. I didn't have any problems from last September until now.
I am by no stretch of the imagination a "dirty tenant" and anyone who's read up on this subject should understand that that's not the cause.
They are in the building and travel significant distance in these old walls.
"A bed bug infestation has nothing to do with cleanliness – you can pick them up in even the finest hotels, and they can hitchhike into the cleanest homes at any time. But, you can help reduce your chances of a costly bed bug infestation by catching them early." Orkin Website
The building was recently sold and the regimen of professional pest control has not been kept up. Making the situation worse, is that house-keeping in the common areas has not been kept up either and the laundry facility been out of order as a result of the new management simply being unable or unwilling to empty the quarters from our machines (!).
The resulting psychological impact on me, I would describe as extreme distress. I am losing sleep, constantly cleaning, and carry the feeling of being "buggy" constantly around with me.
Anonymous on 10/28/2011
Most of the people posting here are working with the Property Manager. There are definitely nests of Bed Bugs in the building though it varies from room to room and floor to floor. There are some rooms and floors that are and have been Bug free while there are others that have an endemic problem with them. Property manager only does short term solutions: spray every once and a while, but nothing long term (like sealing up the walls and floors) so they keep coming back.
beachbum88 on 09/07/2011
Mgmt does alot to prevent bed bugs from bein a problem. They give us free monthly service from a profesional company. They call back and set up apponitments immediately if you want em there separatly. Can't get better or more responsive than that! All the tenants work together to make it a great place to live. Thank GOD for that. Never heard of it bein a prob here!
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yankeefan2000 on 03/14/2011
I can't believe there were bedbug problems whatsoever. I would've heard about them if there were. I think I can pin-point who the first poster was on here and she just lied her @$$ off to get a settlement out of the owners.
Joe Cool on 03/01/2011
I've lived there for a long time and I disagree completely with the first post. Considering it's an SRO there are basically NOT problems w/ bedbugs. Once in a while a dirty tenant will have them but they get taken out immediately by the pest control company that comes every couple weeks and more frequently when there is a problem. It's almost always been isolated incidents in this building. In the 8 years I've been living at 3398 California there have been only a few isolated incidents.
Anonymous on 01/12/2011
I haven't had problems personally, but others in the building have told me that before I lived there there was a problem but that the company that owns it took care of the problem really fast and that they haven't been a problem for at least 9 months.
Anonymous on 10/19/2010
I've lived there for years and never had a problem.
Joe Shmoe on 03/02/2010
Long history of bedbugs.
266 bedbug reports near this address:
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Three sons left home, went out on their own and prospered. Getting back together, they discussed the gifts they were able to give their elderly Mother.
Little Bobby came into the kitchen where his mother was making dinner. His birthday was coming up and he thought this was a good time to tell his mother what he wanted.
A little boy was doing his math homework. He said to himself, "Two plus five, that son of a bitch is seven. Three plus six, that son of a bitch is nine."
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A little boy goes to his dad and asks, "What is politics?" Dad says, "Well son, let me try to explain it this way: I'm the breadwinner of the family, so let's call me capitalism. Your Mom, she


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On Christmas Day, I proudly posted on FB how glad I was to have introduced my Italian mother-in-law to "A Christmas Story," which immediately elicited a surprising comment of profound sympathy on her behalf.
On Christmas Day, I proudly posted on FB how glad I was to have introduced my Italian mother-in-law to "A Christmas Story," which immediately elicited a surprising comment of profound sympathy on her behalf.
It was only then I realized that this movie, which had been pretty counter-cultural when it first came out and when I had first seen it on early cable tv nearly 30 years ago, was now totally mainstream and - as a result - boring to any twenty-first century edgy crowd. But consider the wonderfully florid and intellectualized prose of the narration, together with the occasionally absurdist and ever-so-slightly subversive take on the usual overly saccharine family tableaux... It most definitely presaged the humor of the Simpsons that debuted just 4 years later! It was rather cutting edge at the time and, yes, I was precisely in their target demographic!!)
Apparently my own little anti-"Christmas Story" troll however wasn't alone, since Mike Ryan of Moviefone also subsequently posted 10 Things That Confuse Me About 'A Christmas Story'.
Overthinking "A Christmas Story": What's Gender Got To Do with It?
In the spirit of another blog that I follow, Overthinking It, for some inexplicable reason I've decided to address at least briefly these concerns head-on, cuz I think there's a reasonable explanation for most of them (while I still have a couple of others that nevertheless continue to perplex me).
- The seventeen-year difference in Ralphie's parents' ages: Yeah, it's striking. But the way I figure it, the story is told from the point of view of an older Ralphie remembering how he used to view the world. And his dad is, of course, "the Old Man." So, I figure he just remembers his dad as always having been older (for more, see number 10 below...)
- Goggle-kid in the Santa scene: A quick look at the film's IMDb page shows that there had been Flash Gordon scenes cut out. Sure, the kid's creepy, but maybe he was there cuz his hero was Flash, just like Ralphie was there cuz his hero was Red Ryder.
- Flick: re goggles, see above. Flick recurs, I seem to recall, in the book of tales which was the basis for the movie, In God We Trust: All Others Pay Cash (written, not coincidently, by the film's narrator Jean Shepherd).
- A good movie? It's a fun and often clever movie, certainly... but, okay, it's by no means a masterpiece. 1980s nostalgia factor?? Most definitely!
- Glitter cowboy: That's easy... it's what a kid during the golden age of Hollywood would imagine his hero wearing. (I'd be really surprised if Roy Rogers had never been forced to wear a similar get-up for some publicity shot somewhere...)
- BB gun: Of course it's a bad idea for kids! Then again, our chemistry sets back in the day could legitimately blow stuff up... Not a terribly good idea either! :-)
- The Old Man's 'Blue Ball': See number 10 below for more regarding Ralphie's dad!
- Jean Shepherd's voice sounding different from Ralphie: Doesn't bother me too much... Jean Shepherd was the story's original author, while Peter Billlingsley is ideal in the role of Ralphie. If the vocal qualities of the two were even to match, that would have just been icing on the cake as far as I'm concerned.
- Fake teeth episode: Likely based on a vignette from Shepherd's stories... At the very least, communicates pretty quickly how patiently long-suffering Ralphie's teacher is, which comes into play again later.
- Ralphie's dad supposedly being a "prick": I'm honestly pleased to see that Mike Ryan has no point of reference for really understanding the character of the "Old Man," which has everything to do with the idealized gender role of mid-twentieth-century authoritarian father figures... My dad (supposedly Ralphie's generation) wasn't like that, but my granddad definitely was! They were supposed to be distant and intimidating (not to mention legendary in their ability to fix absolutely anything). The one emotion that society could easily accept from them, if they were to show any at all, was anger... Hence, most of their emotional range tended to be channelled into being nearly permanently irascible. Above all, the film's "Old Man," as he is always called, successfully models the "man's man" of the time by being this kind of father! Any inconsistencies with the character, like Mike Ryan noted in number 8 above, for example, arise from the fact that no matter how effectively he presents an idealized tough male attitude, he actually could possess a soft heart that he couldn't readily show... That's why he gets so enamored of his "major award" or else allows himself to be sweet and good-humored at least one day a year, on Christmas Day. (Of course, his indulgence of Ralphie's Christmas wish also allowed him to begin indoctrinating his own son with tough masculine values, so he could doubly allow himself to be accommodating on this day...) Ralphie fondly remembers these rare moments when his dad was not so, shall we say, "prickly."
In the end, though, these are not the things that, as Mike Ryan put it, confuse me about "A Christmas Story." Instead, why is there no mention at all of the war? There's never a date beyond "the 1940s" given for the setting, but let's say even that it took place right in 1940 (since they show the "Wizard of Oz" characters bopping around). Wouldn't it make Ralphie's memories far more poignant if they were explicitly the last untroubled ones of his childhood before America entered World War II? (Not to mention the fact that Ralphie's big Christmas wish had been a gun! Surely, there'd have been some subsequent ambivalence about that!)
Realistically, however, I know that these stories had originally been set by Shepherd during the early 1930s, so it's natural that there'd be no reference in them to WWII. But at that time there would have been the Great Depression, which then makes a story about the all-importance of receiving stuff for Christmas a difficult one to accept without any explanation, even - I would argue - from an older child's perspective during that time.
But even these weighty issues of authentic historical context vex me less than "A Christmas Story"'s greatest puzzle of them all: what's with the mom's hair?! It's not 1930s... it's not 1940s... heck, it's not even 1960s!! Why, oh why does the verisimilitude decide to check out here??!!!
(Then again, maybe I'm just overthinking it... May your own holidays be uncomplicated!!)


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Akumal is a small town between Playa del Carmen and Tulum on the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico.
Get in
Fly into Cancun and rent a car for the drive to Akumal. There are also buses and shuttles with some hotels or dive shops offering free shuttles. Akumal is approximately a 1 hour drive from Cancun.
You can also book private transportation from different reliable companies such as:
Get around
Unless you plan on just staying in Akumal, you will need a rental car to get around. The closest sights are at least a 20 minute drive. However, if you're not comfortable driving in a foreign country, there are plenty of taxis to take you wherever you need to go.
There are also colectivos, a local 15-passenger van service that runs between Playa del Carmen and Tulum. They're cheap (20 pesos per person), and usually full, but run very frequently. You can catch the colectivos off the main highway. If you are standing on the side of the highway the driver will flash his lights at you if he has room in his van. This is the preferred local way of getting around.
Akumal has a beautiful bay with a wide white sand beach, wonderfully warm blue-green water and great snorkeling. Cute little town with several restaurants.
With the destruction of hurricane Wilma, the reefs near Akumal were damaged. However, a snorkeling trip is still very worth the time and expense. There are three options for snorkeling:
Since coral dies on human contact, you should avoid touching coral at all costs. It is also illegal to touch the wildlife, such as the sea turtles, so please do not try to ride them or bother them in any way. As of January 2006, there were five juvenile green sea turtles living in the bay.
A few small shops in town. No real shopping to speak of.
There are also other restaurants in North Akumal (near Half Moon Bay):
In nearby Chemuyil:
Most restaurants serve beer. Lol Ha and La Buena Vida have a full bar.
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Installing An OEM Tachometer In A 1992-1996 F-150 Or Bronco
This project should take less than an hour and will cost approximately $40-$100. It will allow you to retain your original odometer reading and add an OEM Tachometer.
Purchase an instrument cluster
It is best to get a cluster from the same year of truck as there are some minor changes across the years. (volt gauge wiring, ABS light). The clusters are not engine specific. Any cluster from a gas vehicle will work in any gas vehicle. Despite what the salvage yard tells you the tachometer wiring is already in your truck and it will plug right in.
You may purchase a cluster from either an automatic or manual transmission truck. You can easily change it to match what you need. (later in article). A good source of used clusters is eBay or http://www.car-part.com
Remove Old Cluster
-Carefully pry the two silver/wood trim panels from each side of the steering column.
-Remove the screws that are under these panels.
-Remove the headlight knob. To do this, pull the knob out, use a small screwdriver or awl to press the release tab outwards. Keep pressure on this tab while you pull the knob off.
-Pull on the dash piece and it should pop right off.
-Pull it out far enough to gain access to the back of the Fuel tank selector switch.
-Gently pry back the clip and pull the connector from the back of the switch.
-The dash piece should now be free and can be set aside.
-Remove the 4 screws that hold the entire cluster in (not the 7 screws that hold the clear face on).
-Tip the cluster out being careful not to scratch the face.
-Unplug the 3 connectors on the back of the cluster
-If you have an auto transmission you will need to disconnect the indicator cable from the shifter.
*with auto you can complete the first six steps in the next section with the cluster in the truck if you don't want to disconnect the shift indicator from the shifter
Swap in old Speedometer/Odometer
-Remove 7 screws that hold the clear face on (torx T15 or 5.5mm socket).
-Remove clear faceplate and set it aside carefully (scratches easily)
-Remove 2 more screws at the bottom of the cluster
-Pull off black trim ring
-Remove to black screws that hold the shift indicator in (under bottom of speedo)
-Shift indicator will pull straight out of the bottom of the cluster (blank plate for manual transmission)
-Pull up on the 1/3rd of the cluster with the oil pressure and water temp gauges.
-Repeat on the side with the voltage and fuel gauges
-Lastly pull the speedometer out.
-Disassemble the new cluster in the same manner. (oil/water first, voltage/fuel second, tachometer third, speedometer last).
-You will need to use all the parts of the new cluster except the Speedometer and shift indicator.
-Now is a great time to inspect all the bulbs in your new backplane (white part).
-Drop your old speedo in to the new backplane and install the gauges in reverse order.
Reinstall cluster
–The cluster will reinstall in reverse order
–Make sure to plug in all 3 plugs to the cluster
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In what has become an ongoing pattern, the Ogeechee Riverkeeper once again is having to marshal legal forces to get the state Environmental Protection Division to do its job when it comes to protecting the water quality of the Ogeechee River.
This time, the riverkeeper has gone to court to ask a judge to force the EPD to shut down the discharge from a fire retardant line at the King America Finishing plant, which is operating in Screven County without a state permit.
Attorneys for the riverkeeper filed a seven-page petition for mandamus Tuesday in Superior Court of Screven County outlining the argument that a permit is required under the federal Clean Water Act.
In May 2011, the Ogeechee was the site of one of the largest fish kills in state history when 38,000 fish died. All were discovered below the discharge pipe for King America. EPD's follow-up investigation revealed a fire retardant processing line had been operating for five years without a pollution permit.
Since then, the EPD has tried twice to give King America the go-ahead for the discharge.
First, in July, the EPD issued a letter to allow the company to make its unpermitted discharges.
Then, in August, EPD issued a permit but withdrew it in October in the face of a legal challenge. Opponents of the permit argued it had been issued without studies that the law requires being done, including the agency's failure to do an anti-degradation analysis before issuing the permit.
A new permit is in the works that includes the previously omitted analysis of whether lowering water quality is necessary to accommodate economic development.
In the instance of the August permit, as in the current case, the Ogeechee Riverkeeper had appealed the EPD's action.
As for the letter allowing discharge from the plant, environmental attorney Don Stack, who represents the riverkeeper, said it's a no go.
"It's like allowing someone to drive knowing they haven't had a license for six years and have had multiple car wrecks," Stack said Tuesday.
EPD spokesman Kevin Chambers said the division had not received formal notification of the court filing and declined further comment.
King America's response came in an email from Atlanta-based attorney Lee A. DeHihnsIII: "Any effort to affect King America's ability to operate is unacceptable."
That's not the point, Stack said. No one is trying to shut down King America.
"We are seeking to have them stop the illegal discharge," he said.
Stack's argument makes sense. Issuing the letter is, in effect, taking as a matter of trust that King America will do what it's supposed to do. Unfortunately, neither EPD nor King America has earned that trust.
The new case will go before Judge John R. Turner, the same judge who in July tossed out the consent order that provided for King America Finishing to fund $1 million worth of environmental projects on the river, in part because the public had not had the opportunity to comment before the deal was struck.
The state could have fined King America as much as $90 million but settled for the lower number.
In a case with similar elements, the Center for a Sustainable Coast challenged the Coastal Resource Division's use of "letters of permission" to allow construction and other activities within the jurisdiction of the Shore Protection Act.
Tuesday, the Georgia Court of Appeals ruled that a superior court decision in Glynn County to dismiss the case was wrong and remanded it for consideration.
The court ruled "the [Shore Protection] Act does not contain any provision for circumventing the permit process …"
Both Coastal Resources and Environmental Protection are divisions of the Department of Natural Resources.
"Both are instances where DNR has violated its own statutory requirements," Stack said. "Obviously they're looking out for business as opposed to the environment. Their priority should be to preserve and protect the natural resources, not preserve and protect business development."
In a separate development Wednesday, the Georgia Water Coalition, which is a consortium of 175 conservation and environmental organizations, put the Ogeechee River at the top of its list of the 12 worst offenses against Georgia's water for the second year in a row.
In its report on the so-called "dirty dozen," the coalition said that more than a year after the initial fish kill, its impacts "are still rippling through Ogeechee communities. Long-time river users no longer fish the river, riverfront property values have declined and the Ogeechee fishery is still recovering, despite a state-financed re-stocking program. Meanwhile, (King America Finishing) has still not been held accountable, and the Ogeechee Riverkeeper has had to file legal appeals to force EPD to follow the law and clean up the mess."
The coalition went on to say:
"It is unfortunate that citizens must take legal action to force EPD to fully enforce our environmental laws and protect our rivers and the people who depend upon them."
Yes, it is.
Each time the riverkeeper or anyone else has to use the court system to try to get this particular state agency to do its job in this particular instance in the face of repeated failures, it's a sadness. A sadness that the people who are charged with taking care of our quality of life decline to accept their responsibility and act accordingly.
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For every traveler who has a special need or interest, there are agencies, Web sites and other resources that can help.
AFS Intercultural Programs Inc.: It has work, community service and study programs for students 16 and older and young adults. 71 W. 23rd St., 17th Floor, New York, NY 10010; (212) 807-8686, fax (212) 807-1001, http://www.http://usa.afs.org.
Amigos de las Américas: This group sends student volunteers to rural Latin American communities. Its projects emphasize community development and health care. 5618 Star Lane, Houston, TX 77057; (800) 231-7796 or (713) 782-5290, fax (713) 782-9267, http://www.amigoslink.org.
Experiment in International Living: This nonprofit group has educational trips, study-abroad and language training programs, and work exchanges for young adults. 63 Main St., Putney, VT 05346; (802) 387-4210, fax (802) 387-5783, http://www.experiment.org.
Hostelling International-USA: Even though this group is attracting more families and seniors, youthful travelers are still its focus. It has more than 110 hostels in the U.S. offering budget accommodations and other travel services. 733 15th St. N.W., Suite 840, Washington, DC 20005; (202) 783-6161, fax (202) 783-6171, http://www.hiayh.org.
Let's Go: The popular student-researched guidebook series contains basic destination information for young, budget-minded travelers. Its Web site has government travel advisories, a forum for exchanging information and features. 67 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, MA 02138; (617) 495-9659, fax (617) 496-7070, http://www.letsgo.com.
Putney Student Travel: Programs offer high school students language and service trips. 345 Hickory Ridge Road, Putney, VT 05346; (802) 387-5000, fax (802) 387-4276, http://www.goputney.com.
STA Travel: STA issues international student and youth identity cards good for discounts worldwide. It also books student air fares, tours, packages and budget accommodations. Its Web site links to study and volunteer programs. Several offices are in L.A. and Santa Monica; (800) 781-4040, fax (480) 592-0876, http://www.statravel.com.
StudentUniverse: A good online travel service with economical air fares. You also can research international rail fares, book a hostel bed and get information on destinations and on studying and volunteering abroad. 100 Talcott Ave. East, Watertown, MA 02472; (800) 272-9676, fax (617) 321-3133, http://www.studentuniverse.com.
Visions Service Adventures: Summer programs combine community service, outdoor activities and intercultural living in Alaska, Montana, South Carolina, Peru, Australia, the Dominican Republic, British Virgin Islands, Guadeloupe and Dominica. P.O. Box 220, 110 N. 2nd St., Newport, PA 17074; (717) 567-7313, fax (717) 567-7853, http://www.visionsserviceadventures.com.
Connecting Solo Travel Network: This not-for-profit, member-driven organization was founded by experienced solo traveler Diane Redfern. It publishes a newsletter six times a year and maintains a Web site with tips, news and information on companies friendly to single travelers. Membership is $25 on the Internet, $35 by mail. 689 Park Road, Unit 6, Gibsons, BC V0N 1V7, Canada; (800) 557-1757 or (604) 886-9099, fax (626) 608-2139, http://www.cstn.org.
O Solo Mio: The company offers tours for singles and can match you up with a roommate. 160 Main St., Los Altos, CA 94022; (800) 959-8568, fax (650) 941-5334, http://www.osolomio.com.
Travel Alone and Love It: Flight attendant Sharon B. Wingler is author of "Travel Alone & Love It" (Chicago Spectrum Press, $14.95). A Q&A, tips and resources are on her Web site: http://www.travelaloneandloveit.com.
Travel Companion Exchange: A long-established service that helps solo travelers find companions (one way to avoid the single supplement) and publishes a newsletter ($48 for a year, $6 for a sample) with tips and bargains. P.O. Box 833, Amityville, NY 11701; (631) 454-0880, fax (631) 454-0170, http://www.travelcompanions.com.
Baby Center, Parent Center: Baby Center seems like an online shopping site, but look further (under "Topics A-Z") and you'll see travel advice for expectant parents and those with toddlers. The affiliated Parent Center has destination stories, tips, bulletin boards and useful travel information for parents of older kids. http://www.babycenter.com, http://www.parentcenter.com.
Fodors: On the guidebook series' Web site you'll find tips for traveling with kids, information on buying car seats and kid-oriented city guides. http://www.fodors.com/familytravel.
Family Travel Files: Started by sisters Nancy Nelson-Duac and Lisa Kamps-Duac, it has an e-zine with suggestions on where to go, advice (check out its "Ask Mom" feature) and guidebook reviews. 16913 Rolling Rock Drive, Tampa, FL 33618; (813) 968-4799, http://www.familytravelfiles.com.
Family Travel Forum: The member-supported, subscription-based organization has a postings board where single parents exchange travel tips, review resorts and seek travel partners. The site also publishes useful features and travel accounts, many by single parents, that can be accessed in the Family Issues section of its archives. http://www.familytravelforum.com.
Quality Time Travel: A company that specializes in trips for single parents. P.O. Box 1141, Commack, NY 11725; (888) 758-9386 or (631) 543-4009, fax (631) 543-0806, http://www.qualitytimetravel.com.
RelationTrips: This Web site has advice, articles and services for nearly every type of traveler -- families, single parents, gays, seniors. 10230 Van Thompson Road, Fairfax Station, VA 22039; (703) 690-3787, http://www.relationtrips.com.
"The Single Parent Travel Handbook": This book (Global Brenda Publishing, $17.95) by Brenda Elwell, a single parent, has stories by other single parents, advice and destination suggestions. Elwell's Web site, http://www.singleparenttravel.net, has more of the same, including bulletin boards for exchanging tips and finding travel buddies.
Travel With Kids: This part of About.com (http://www.travelwithkids.about.com) offers trip ideas by the region, including family resorts, cruises and deals.
The world offers plenty of deals for people who have reached a certain age. Here are a few places to start the search:
AARP: This group, formerly the American Assn. of Retired Persons, publishes the magazines Modern Maturity and My Generation. The organization's Web site has travel stories, consumer tips and information on discounts. 601 E St. N.W., Washington, DC 20049; (800) 424-3410, http://www.aarp.org/travel.
Elderhostel: Elderhostel is the grande dame of senior travel organizations. The not-for-profit group for adults 55 and older offers study trips. 11 Avenue de Lafayette, Boston, MA 02111; (877) 426-8056, fax (877) 426-2166, http://www.elderhostel.org.
FirstGov for Seniors: Web site, maintained by the Social Security Administration, has travel tips, advisories and useful links. http://www.seniors.gov/travel.html.
The Mature Traveler: The monthly newsletter ($29 a year) has deals and destinations for "49ers-plus." Once a year it compiles a list of airline discounts for seniors. P.O. Box 1543, Wildomar, CA 92595; (800) 460-6676, fax (909) 461-9598, http://www.thematuretraveler.com.
"Unbelievably Good Deals and Great Adventures That You Absolutely Can't Get Unless You're Over 50": The latest edition of the book by Joan Rattner Heilman is packed with advice as well as the names of organizations offering discounts to seniors. (McGraw-Hill/Contemporary Books, $14.95.)
Damron: Online and print guidebooks list gay-friendly accommodations, bars, restaurants and more. P.O. Box 422458, San Francisco, CA 94142; (800) 462-6654 or (415) 255-0404, fax (415) 703-9049, http://www.damron.com.
International Gay and Lesbian Travel Assn.: The trade group's search engine lists member hotel and travel agencies. Click on "Members." 4331 N. Federal Highway, No. 304, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308; (800) 448-8550 or (954) 776-2626, fax (954) 776-3303, http://www.iglta.com.
Navigaytion: Portal features destination stories, packages and a free newsletter. 955 N. Vista St., Los Angeles, CA 90046; (323) 512-2922, fax (323) 512-2924, http://www.navigaytion.com.
Out & About: Publishes travel guides and a newsletter. The online site mostly offers teasers to buy guides. An electronic subscription to the newsletter costs $20 a year; print is $39. PlanetOut Partners Inc., P.O. Box 500, San Francisco, CA 94104; (415) 834-6411, fax (415) 834-6560, http://www.outandabout.com.
Rainbow Destinations: Lists gay-owned and gay-friendly accommodations worldwide. http://www.guesthouses.net.
Travel Alternatives Group: Publishes a free newsletter, and its Web site has destination stories, deals and gay-friendly accommodations and agencies. 584 Castro St., Suite 834, San Francisco, CA 94114; (415) 437-3800, fax (415) 552-5104, http://www.gaytravelnews.com.
These organizations, companies and Web sites may make travel easier for people with disabilities and special needs:
Access Northern California: A nonprofit organization with resources, tips and other information for Northern California visitors with physical disabilities. Has a free guide. 1427 Grant St., Berkeley, CA 94703; (510) 524-2026, http://www.accessnca.com.
Accessible Journeys: An agency that arranges travel for people with mobility problems or disabilities. Its online newsletter is Access to the Planet. 35 W. Sellers Ave., Ridley Park, PA 19078; (800) 846-4537 or (610) 521-0339, fax (610) 521-6959, http://www.accessiblejourneys.com.
Accessible San Diego: A nonprofit information center for San Diego-area visitors with disabilities. It publishes an access guide, and its Web site has useful links. P.O. Box 124526, San Diego, CA 92112; (858) 279-0704, fax (208) 460-9487, http://www.accessandiego.org.
Emerging Horizons: A quarterly magazine with news, destination articles and resources for "people with mobility disabilities, from wheelchair-users to slow walkers." Subscription $14.95. C&C Creative Concepts, P.O. Box 278, Ripon, CA 95366; (209) 599-9409, fax (209) 599-9482, http://emerginghorizons.com.
Society for Accessible Travel & Hospitality: A nonprofit educational and advocacy organization for travelers with disabilities. It publishes a magazine. Membership is $45. 347 Fifth Ave., Suite 610, New York, NY 10016; (212) 447-7284, fax (212) 725-8253, http://www.sath.org.
Sprout: A private, nonprofit group that arranges trips for people with developmental disabilities. 893 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10025; (888) 222-9575 or (212) 222-9575, fax (212) 222-9768, http://www.gosprout.org.


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Children born after January 1, 2017 are registering for a book to arrive at their home every month until the age of 5. The books are published and distributed by the Dolly Parton Foundation. The books are a FREE gift from our community. The initial funds were raised by a dedicated group of students who want to see the program continue for years to come.
Dolly Parton Imagination Library information brochure:
Dolly Parton Imagination Library registration link:
I would like to let everyone know of our severe shortage of school bus drivers. We have been able to cover all of our routes up to this point; however we have had to double up some of our runs.
We are searching for interested parties in becoming school bus drivers. We will provide the needed training required to become a driver at no charge to you other than the cost of the license itself, which is $30.00.
Starting pay for a sub bus driver is $63.80/day and after 14 consecutive days jumps to standard pay of $72.28/day. This is for a typical morning and afternoon run consisting of 3-4 hours per day.
This is a great opportunity to learn a skill that can create you a supplemental income and still be off when the kids are not in school. We will be scheduling classes soon. All classes will start at 9:00 am at the Transportation Garage located at 3455 S. Yankeetown Rd. It typically takes 4 weeks of training before you test in Vincennes. You will test on the same vehicle you train in, making it less confusing for you. There will be some additional training needed after passing the skills test, however that can be worked in around your required driving and observing hours behind the wheel. Any questions feel free to give us a call. Our number is 812-897-0495 and you may apply online for the sub-bus driver position.
Thanks for your consideration,
R. Guy Gentry
Manager of Transportation
Warrick County School Corporation has been recognized by the Indiana Department of Education as a corporation of Promising Practice in the area of Inclusive Practices. Warrick County School Corporation's Promising Practice is one of 200 Education or wrap-around service programs to be recognized by the Department in honor of Indiana's bicentennial celebration.
Director of Special Education, Tad Powless, commented, "We are grateful to be recognized as one of the Indiana Department of Education's Promising Practices. The recognition is for Inclusive Practices so the credit needs to go to ALL Warrick County School Corporation Staff."
Identified programs, like Warrick County School Corporation, are student-centered and focus on positively impacting students through innovative programming and activities that provide a high-quality learning environment and experience.
Warrick County School Corporation's Inclusive Practices Promising Practice will be shared with educators across the state of Indiana as an example of best practices that are having a positive impact on Hoosier students.
Reminder: Student immunization records are required. Parents should submit student immunization records to the school or contact the school nurse to confirm pending immunization appointments.
Immunization Requirements
Need an Alternative?
Look at what the Warrick Education Center High School Credit Program has to offer:
- Flexible Schedule
- Self Paced Curriculum
- Small School Environment
- Work Study Credits
Call 858-4309 for an appointment or check us out at http://www.warrick.k12.in.us/schools/wec/
We are pleased to announce that the Warrick County School Corporation has earned the highest category placement in the Indiana Department of Education's annual accountability of schools. Warrick County has earned an "A".
The "A-F" school grading category is part of the Indiana's school accountability program known as P.L. 221 based on student performance on the ISTEP tests as well as improvement on those tests.
We want to thank all teachers, students, parents, staff, and community members for all your hard work!!
ILEARN will be the new state assessment for 2019 and you can follow the link at www.doe.in.gov/assessment/ilearn for additional information.
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In my last post on Pride or Shame, I said,
In the west, we are generally rewarded for our efforts. We try to get ahead.My mother was raised in Japan, my father here in the US. My father was in the Air Force, so we moved from base to base. On one tour, I attended elementary school in New Jersey. I remember an episode that took place in class just a couple of weeks after we moved there. The teacher would ask a question and several students would raise their hands (some quite excitedly). The teacher would usually call on one of them.
In the east, you generally work hard and do not seek any attention. You just try your best.
Being of mixed race, I probably did not fit into the class too well. One day, the teacher asked me to stay back after the class was dismissed. She asked me, "Charles, why don't you ever raise your hand? Don't you know the answers?"
I was shocked. Didn't she understand anything? "I know the answers," I said, "but it is rude to raise your hand."
I was taught that it was not polite to call attention to yourself. I knew the answers, but why should I raise my hand? It was so obvious -- to me (based on the way that I was raised).
I did not want the other children to think that I was trying to show off. Even if none of the other students could not answer the question, I would not raise my hand. I did not realize that this made the teacher think that I was slow or had not done my studies.
Years later in law school, there were many occassions to raise our hands when we knew the answers. Generally, I still would not. Thank goodness that most of the grades were based on written tests.
What's the point?
I asked a student of Gichin Funakoshi if he had any photographs with his Sensei. This gentleman is in this 70s. Nevertheless, his face turned red. "No, no," he said, "I would never ask Sensei to take a picture." He could not even conceive of such a presumptuous request.
Japanese culture teaches modesty to an extreme level. I am sure that other cultures do too. But because Karate comes from Okinawa and Japan, the early instructors probably tried to instill this trait in their students, because it was ingrained in them.
So be careful. A person who knows something might not raise his hand. A person who raises his hand might not know the answer as well as others. In Karate, the person who shows might not be as skilled as the person who holds back.
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Okay, so I was a bit premature in giving myself kudos for getting a nice subsumption/arbitration thing going there. I've been refactoring the code a little while writing the rotating ranger code (ie servo+SRF as a single entity), and as it turns out, one of the conditional compiles wasn't #defined previously. Now that I have enabled it ... well subsumption has a little way to go.
That being said, though, I have to say that the architecture works as designed, it is just that my behaviours are too simple - they should be state machines, not simple conditional outputs. It does raise the question though, once the behaviours are FSMs, what will happen once a higher-priority tasks interrupts a lower priority one, since not all behaviours are mutually exclusive.
Cheers, Marcin.


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Eligibility | Length of Occupancy | Procedures | Eligibility Form
Albert Einstein College of Medicine owns several apartment buildings on or near the campus, including 1579 Rhinelander Avenue, which is reserved for postdoctoral researchers and their families. Postdoctoral researchers are allowed to occupy an apartment in Einstein housing for a maximum of three years, as described in the policy below.
All Einstein housing is managed by the Einstein housing office and all occupancy is subject to the policies and procedures outlined in the Housing Policy Handbook, a copy of which is available in the housing office.
Many postdoctoral researchers rent apartments in privately owned buildings in the neighborhood.
Preamble: This policy has been developed with the goal of making available, to the extent possible, on-campus housing to new postdoctoral researchers. It is felt that postdoctoral researchers who are staying at Einstein beyond three years have had the opportunity to become familiar with the area and to locate housing within the community.
Eligibility:Postdoctoral researchers are eligible for Einstein housing if they meet all of the following criteria:1. hold the Einstein title of research fellow on a full-time basis;2. are based on the main campus of Einstein;3. are compensated by Einstein or directly by a funding source or sponsoring agency; and4. are within the first four years of initial postdoctoral appointment at Einstein.
Because the number of postdoctoral researchers who desire to live in Einstein housing exceeds the availability of apartments, meeting all eligibility criteria does not guarantee that an apartment will be made available. NOTE: The sharing of Einstein postdoctoral apartments is only permitted among eligible individuals from the housing waiting list, with authorization from the Belfer Institute. The unauthorized sharing of an apartment in 1579 Rhinelander may result in a termination of the occupancy agreement of the authorized tenant.
Limits on Length of Occupancy:1. Postdoctoral researchers who move into Einstein housing are limited to a one-time term of occupancy of three consecutive years. Postdoctoral researchers who elect to vacate Einstein housing before the expiration of their three-year terms of occupancy are not eligible to reapply.2. Occupancy in Einstein housing is limited to three years per family. A postdoctoral researcher whose spouse is also a postdoctoral researcher at Einstein has a total allowable term of occupancy of three years.3. An individual occupying an Einstein apartment whose postdoctoral appointment is terminated for any reason, or who receives a promotion to a faculty rank, is no longer eligible to reside in Einstein housing and is required to vacate within 60 days of the termination/promotion date. EXCEPTION: If the spouse of the terminated/promoted postdoctoral researcher also holds a postdoctoral appointment at Einstein, the family may continue to occupy its Einstein apartment until the expiration date of its three-year term, provided the spouse remains at Einstein in a full-time postdoctoral capacity.4. Occupancy under this policy applies only to time spent as a postdoctoral researcher; occupancy as an Einstein graduate student does not count toward the three-year limit.5. This policy applies to occupancy by postdoctoral researchers of apartments in any Einstein housing facility, including apartments in the neighborhood leased by Einstein and sublet to postdoctoral researchers.
The Belfer Institute office maintains the postdoctoral waiting list for on-campus housing. The list includes all eligible postdoctoral researchers already at Einstein who wish to reside in Einstein housing, as well as the names of eligible postdoctoral researchers whose appointments have not yet started. The Belfer Institute and the housing office follow this list when offering vacant apartments to postdoctoral researchers.
For a postdoctoral researcher to get on the waiting list, the housing eligibility form must be completed, signed and dated by the principal investigator and departmental administrator to verify eligibility as a research fellow, and submitted to the Belfer Institute office with a copy of the postdoctoral researcher's C.V. The Belfer Institute office will verify eligibility, add the name to the waiting list and forward the approved form to the housing office.
For your convenience, you may print copies of the Housing Eligibility Form (pdf) directly from this website.
The eligibility form is a PDF file and requires Acrobat Reader to open it. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, click on the icon to the right.
For the addition to the list of an individual who has not yet arrived, the eligibility form, C.V. and signed letter of acceptance of the position must be provided. A new postdoctoral researcher will not be eligible to be offered an apartment until the Belfer Institute has verified that the arriving postdoctoral researcher has received his or her graduate degree or has provided acceptable documentation from the degree-granting institution that all requirements for receiving the degree have been satisfied.
Once a postdoctoral researcher is on the official waiting list, the Belfer Institute is responsible for notification of availability, while the Einstein housing office handles the rental process. The housing office is located on the first floor of 1935 Eastchester Road and can be reached at 718.430.3552.
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Building in a clean chroot prevents missing dependancies in packages, whether due to unwanted linking or packages missing in the depends array in the PKGBUILD. It also allows you to build a package for the stable repositories (core, extra, community) while having packages from [testing] installed on your system.
Setting Up A Chroot
The devtools package provides tools for creating and building within clean chroots. To make a clean chroot, firstly create the directory you want it to reside in. For the purposes of this article this will be called <chrootdir>. The create your chroot using
sudo mkarchroot -C <pacman.conf> -M <makepkg.conf> <chrootdir>/root base base-devel sudo
The -C and -M flags are optional, but it is recommended to provide these with clean pacman.conf and makepkg.conf files (directly from the pacman package) during first creation of clean chroot to ensure lack of user specific adjustments.
Edit the <chrootdir>/root/etc/makepkg.conf file to set the packager name and any makeflags. Also adjust the mirror list in <chrootdir>/root/etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist and enable [testing] in <chrootdir>/root/etc/pacman.conf if wanted.
Building in the Chroot
Firstly, make sure your chroot is up to date with:
sudo mkarchroot -u <chrootdir>/root
Then, to build a package in your chroot run
sudo makechrootpkg -c -r <chrootdir>
A unionfs is used to maintain the clean chroot during building. All installed dependencies or makedepends and other changes made during building are done in <chrootdir>/rw. Passing the -c flag to makechrootpkg ensures that this directory is cleaned before building starts.
Handling Major Rebuilds
The cleanest way to handle a major rebuild is to create a new chroot and build your first package (typically the package you are doing the rebuild for). Then create a local repo in you chroot. To do this:
sudo mkdir <chrootdir>/root/repo sudo chmod 777 <chrootdir>/root/repo
The chmod statement allows you to copy package files and create the local repo as your user rather than root.
cp <package> <chrootdir>/root/repo repo-add local.db.tar.gz <package>
Then add the local repo to <chrootdir>/root/etc/pacman.conf
[local] Server = file:///repo
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sudo mkarchroot -u <chrootdir>/root
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Leyland's achievements celebrated by Tigers
DETROIT -- The Tigers have played only 19 home games since Jim Leyland retired as manager, but his absence from Comerica Park was never going to be a long one.
On Saturday, Leyland returned to the ballpark as the guest of honor of a pregame ceremony. He again made the walk he made so many times out to the mound -- only this time, it wasn't to remove a pitcher from the game but to throw out a ceremonial first pitch.View Full Game Coverage
DETROIT -- The Tigers have played only 19 home games since Jim Leyland retired as manager, but his absence from Comerica Park was never going to be a long one.
On Saturday, Leyland returned to the ballpark as the guest of honor of a pregame ceremony. He again made the walk he made so many times out to the mound -- only this time, it wasn't to remove a pitcher from the game but to throw out a ceremonial first pitch.View Full Game Coverage
Leyland received a loud standing ovation as he strode out to throw his pitch to bench coach Gene Lamont, whom Leyland worked with for decades.
"I didn't really want all this hoopla, to be honest with you," Leyland said before the ceremony. "I certainly didn't ask for anything like this, but it certainly means a lot to me that the Tigers thought enough of me to bring me back."
Before Leyland delivered his remarks, a video tribute to him was played on the scoreboard. Though all of the festivities might have been more than Leyland bargained for when he stepped away from the job less than seven months ago, there were benefits to returning.
"It gives me a chance to say 'Thank you' to the fans," Leyland said. "Everything happened so fast last year that I didn't get a chance to thank them, so I'm going to briefly do that today."
Leyland took over the Tigers after the 2005 season and led a franchise that hadn't had a winning season since 1993 to heights it hadn't seen since '84. Just as impressive, he turned what looked like a Cinderella story in 2006 into the start of a perennial contender.
Six of Leyland's eight Tigers squads finished with a winning record. Four of them went to the playoffs. The last three won the American League Central title and advanced to at least the AL Championship Series, joining Leyland with Hughie Jennings from a century ago as the only managers to lead Detroit to three consecutive postseason berths.
"It was a great run," Leyland said of his Tigers stint. "The missing piece is the World Series trophy, so that will forever be held against us. But it was such a wonderful run for everybody."
But Leyland's time as manager in Detroit comprised just eight of his 51 years of professional baseball. For someone who hit .222 as a Minor League catcher and thought he might have to go back to the factories of Perrysburg, Ohio, it has been quite a career.
Leyland's 700 regular-season managerial wins are the third-most in Tigers history, trailing only Sparky Anderson (1,331) and Jennings (1,131); his .540 winning percentage as Detroit manager ranks only behind Steve O'Neill (.551 from 1943-48) among managers with at least 500 wins.
Leyland's 1,769 wins overall rank 15th all-time among Major League managers. His eight playoff appearances tie him for seventh on the all-time list, a group that includes Tony La Russa, Bobby Cox, Joe Torre and Hall of Famers Casey Stengel, John McGraw, Joe McCarthy and Connie Mack.
"To you, to Katie, to the rest of your family. … Thank you for all you have done," general manager Dave Dombrowski said during the ceremony.
Leyland worked his way up to the big leagues after more than a decade managing in the Tigers' farm system and helping develop prospects such as Alan Trammell, Lou Whitaker and Kirk Gibson. He got his shot as a big league coach with the White Sox in 1982 under La Russa, a Minor League managerial opponent who became a lifelong friend.
Leyland was a relatively unknown candidate for the managerial opening in Pittsburgh when Chuck Tanner stepped down in 1985, but success came relatively quickly. Leyland built the Pirates into a perennial contender on a small-market budget, winning three consecutive National League East titles from 1990-92.
Leyland was Barry Bonds' first manager, forging a relationship that was fiery at times -- the two argued on the field and on camera at Spring Training in 1991 -- but fiercely loyal. He was the last Bucs manager with a winning season until Clint Hurdle, who counts Leyland among his biggest influences, led Pittsburgh back to the postseason last year.
When Dombrowski wanted a proven manager to lead a win-now Florida Marlins team in 1997, he turned to Leyland. With a cast of stars that included Gary Sheffield, Kevin Brown, Moises Alou and Al Leiter, Leyland led the Marlins into the playoffs for the first time, then through the postseason to a World Series championship.
That team was dismantled soon after the parade, leaving Leyland to manage a 1998 team comprised largely of prospects and role players to 108 losses. Leyland seemed ready for retirement after a disappointing '99 season managing in Colorado, but recharged after six years off and found his dream opportunity to return to his old organization.
In his new role as special assistant to Dombrowski, Leyland has found the perfect balance of retirement and baseball. Already this season, he has visited Detroit's Double-A affiliate in Erie, and he plans on visiting Triple-A Toledo soon.
"It's less strenuous, to be honest with you," Leyland, 69, said. "I like it because you're still kind of a part of it, but you're way back in the background. At my age, that's where you belong."
The job also comes with its fair share of perks. For example, Leyland was invited to stop by Tigers owner Mike Ilitch's box during Saturday's game.
"I haven't been there in eight years," Leyland said.
Leyland has also maintained a friendly relationship with first-year manager Brad Ausmus, who has welcomed Leyland's input.
"He gave his opinion, which for me carries a lot of weight for a number of reasons," Ausmus said. "One, his experience factor. Two, he knows the personnel probably better than anyone else with the exception of maybe Gene Lamont and [pitching coach] Jeff Jones."
That's not to say, however, that this year's edition of the Tigers won't do things differently. They've already changed their style, which is partly a function of personnel and partly due to the managerial change.
"I think the fans were ready for some people that could steal bases and go first to third," Leyland said. "I think they enjoyed our doubles and homers, but it's a different type club."
Ausmus is quite content keeping some things the same, though. And he certainly hopes the success of the Leyland era rolls over.
Matt Slovin is an associate reporter for MLB.com.


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From 2008-2012, Hulme designed and implemented workout programs for the Cherry Hill Track Club. He was also responsible for travel arrangements and the day-to-day operations of the program. From 2008-09 he also worked as the assistant track and field coach at Cherry Hill East High School. During his time at Cherry Hill East, Hulme worked with Uchenna Njoku who won the New Jersey State Championship in the high jump.
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Mudpuppy wrote:That's a pretty consistent organization plan. I would use the word "platoon" vice troop... but that's simply a moderization of the concept about 150 years.
LordLiam98 wrote:I have never played and/or heard of BrickWars (will look into it, but I have a basic idea of what it is), so my organization isn't in platoons and stuff yet, I organize my army based on weapons and uniform like this for my Imperial Army...
Archers- New lion knight padded armor, conical helmet, light grey pants, bow and quiver(I have very few actual bows, so I use a custom design made by Throndor).
Crossbowmen- Crownie padded armor, conical helmet, light grey pants, crossbow.
Crownie or lion chain mail with leather strap across chest, small crownie triangular shield, round helmet with bars down the middle (captain has blue feather), dark grey pants, basic short sword
Lion chain mail with leather strap across chest,light grey pants, small lion triangular shield, round helmet with bars down the middle (captain has red feather), basic short sword.
Spearmen- crownie scale mail armor, crownie triangular shield, conical helmet, light grey pants, spear.
Pikemen- Crownie scale mail, kettle helmet, light grey pants, pike.
Axemen- Crownie chain mail with leather strap across chest, conical helmet, light grey pants, poleaxe.
Knights- Crownie breastplate, light grey pants, any helmet, small triangular or oval-ish (whats it called?) crownie shield (or no shield), any weapon.
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Lion plated chest, great helm (with red feather), plated knees with chain mail above, large oval shield, basic short sword.
each one has a captain that I have memorized by face or by his feather.
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Ireland's preparations for the make or break World Cup double header against Sweden and Austria have been rocked by another row between manager Giovanni Trapattoni and a disgruntled player.
Millwall striker Andy Keogh took to Twitter to have a pop at the Italian on Monday after he was left out of the 29 man provisional squad for the games that will decide Ireland's World Cup qualification.
Keogh, who traveled to America for the U.S. Cup this summer just weeks after the birth of his child, is annoyed at the lack of communication from Trapattoni and the FAI.
Wolves striker Kevin Doyle has also been omitted from the squad by Trapattoni but has yet to comment.
The Keogh outburst follows similar disagreements between Trapattoni and Andy Reid, Anthony Stokes, Darron Gibson and Kevin Foley.
Keogh tweeted, "Not even in the provisional squad, gutted, oh well might get called in last minute! #noloyalty."
He then later clarified his tweet by saying, "Am unhappy at not receiving notice about being left out of the squad.
"Not moaning about being left out just gutted, lot of quality in the squad, maybe after Oman and NY a text or phone call would of been courteous!!"
Trapattoni called in Keogh as a late addition for the friendly against Wales a fortnight ago when the striker appeared as a second half substitute.
Paddy Madden, who made his debut off the bench that night, has retained his place in the squad but Keogh has been cast aside.
The Keogh dispute has overshadowed Trapattoni's decision to recall fit again Richard Dunne after he watched the big defender play for new club QPR against Bolton on Saturday.
Dunne is now set to start against Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the Swedes, just a month after Trapattoni publicly suggested he might never play for his country again.
"I saw Richard play on Saturday. He wasn't that busy but he is in good physical condition and I think he can be important for us," the manager said.
"I said that it would be necessary for him to play a few games after surgery. He had no club and it was important to see what condition he was in when he started to play.
"I saw that he was well on Saturday. He is physically good and he will have another game before he joins us and then we will have the possibility to see him in training and assess him over the course of the week.
"In the last game, John O'Shea and Ciaran Clark played well and we also have Darren O'Dea so we have possibilities. But, against the players Sweden have, who are strong and tall, he could be important because he is so strong in the air."
Dunne may not be asked to play twice in five days, however, with Ireland traveling to Vienna after the Aviva clash with Sweden.
Trap added, "It is usual in these situations that some players cannot immediately recover their energy to play four days later, and remember we are playing on September 6 and 10.
"Austria have different strikers. One is big and the other is quick compared to Sweden who have Ibrahimovic and Johan Elmander.
"We can decide after the game and see whether Richard has managed an hour or 90 minutes against Sweden."
Norwich midfielder Anthony Pilkington, Spartak Moscow winger Aiden McGeady, Millwall 'keeper David Forde and Leicester defender Sean St. Ledger are all included in the squad despite doubts over their fitness.
West Ham's Joey O'Brien has been recalled after he was left out for the Wales friendly.
Ireland's World Cup squad: Forde, Westwood, Randolph, O'Shea, O'Brien, St. Ledger, Wilson, Coleman, Kelly, O'Dea, Clark, Dunne, McShane, Whelan, McCarthy, Green, Hendrick, McGeady, Pilkington, McClean, Brady, Meyler, Hoolahan, Long, Keane, Sammon, Walters, Madden, Cox.


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