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-Edward Gambichler, www.whatchareading.com
" Instead of "how to" advice, [The DC Comics Guide to Creating Comics] is more about "why", and I found it a highly educational read, full of good observations about comic construction and structural techniques. There is a ton of really solid information in this book, including the basis of a shared vocabulary (taken in equal parts from Understanding Comics and film phrasing). If more creators followed the advice given here, we wouldn't have some of the confusing-to-read superhero comics we do. As a critic, the concepts help me better understand when something is well- (or poorly) constructed and why. "
"If you are an aspiring comic creator, writer, or artist, this is one book you need to read right now. It gets into some of the meat and bones of what makes a good comic. It's more than the story. It's more than the art. It's different than other types of media. And, even if you're only doing one part (i.e. you're not the sole creator of the finished work), you need to understand all the parts and how to bring them together to create a comic. If you're just a fan of comics, this book should still be on your reading list…I highly recommend this as a permanent part of your library for fans and creators alike."
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In 2012 the FDA will require any restaurant with more than 20 locations to list calorie counts on all printed menus, menu boards and even drive thrus. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 65 percent of Americans are overweight and a third are considered obese. While diet habits are a complex issue, the FDA sees that away-from-home eating is a direct contributor to the nation's obesity crisis.
When the trend of listing calories started spreading across the country a few years ago in places ahead of the curve such as New York City, California, Seattle and Portland, initial calorie sticker shock was common. Quickly restaurants overhauled their menus to provide more diet-friendly options and even started offering specific low-cal menus. But the real question is--do people actually scale back their ordering because of this calorie knowledge?
Researchers immediately set forth to determine how calorie information affects diners selections. Published in the International Journal of Obesity (February 2011), research shows that calorie counts do not inspire diners to order lower calorie or less fattening meals than before. The study was based on choices made at New York City restaurants where legislation required mandatory calorie labeling at any restaurant with 15 or more locations since July 2008. Findings at more than 14 locations of common fast food restaurants like KFC, Burger King and Wendy's showed that only one in seven customers actually altered their ordering behavior because of the calorie information.
Yet not all hope is lost. In a report published in the British Medical Journal, restaurants that listed a separate low calorie menu showed a "significant drop in calories of customers' orders". The restaurants showing the most success in altering customer's ordering behavior are the ones that offer a larger selection of low-calorie choices and those with a dedicated low calorie menu section. As these details spread, many chains have started redesigning their menus to do their part in combating the obesity epidemic.
Panera Bread Co. overhauled its entire menu, reducing meats, bread and mayonnaise to lower calorie counts on sandwiches that had more than 1,000 calories. Panera was ahead of the curve when they started listing calories on all menu boards nation wide in April 2010.
Breakfast favorite IHOP now offers a Simple & Fit menu that lists 15 choices with 600 calories or less of breakfast classics such as whole wheat French toast, fruit crepes and a turkey bacon and Swiss cheese omelet. Additionally, IHOP's entire children menu has fewer than 600 calories.
At Starbucks, it isn't just the beverages that have undergone a calorie facelift. The company now offers baked goods, bistro boxes, hot breakfast sandwiches, salads, paninis, parfaits and petite cake bites all with 350 or fewer calories. All items are denoted as "Favorite Foods Under 350 Calories". When it comes to the drinks, Starbucks has lightened up everything from its frappuccinos to lattes offering over a dozen delicious drinks under 200 calories.
Even ice cream chain Baskin-Robbins has jumped on the low-calorie bandwagon with its BRight Choices menu. This includes fat-free, dairy-free, no sugar added and low calorie treats. All choices have 150 or fewer calories and less than 5 grams of fat per 2.5 ounce scoop.


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pyquery: a jquery-like library for python
pyquery allows you to make jquery queries on xml documents. The API is as much as possible the similar to jquery. pyquery uses lxml for fast xml and html manipulation.
This is not (or at least not yet) a library to produce or interact with javascript code. I just liked the jquery API and I missed it in python so I told myself "Hey let's make jquery in python". This is the result.
It can be used for many purposes, one idea that I might try in the future is to use it for templating with pure http templates that you modify using pyquery. I can also be used for web scrapping or for theming applications with Deliverance.
The project is being actively developped on a mercurial repository on Bitbucket. I have the policy of giving push access to anyone who wants it and then to review what he does. So if you want to contribute just email me.
Please report bugs on the bitbucket issue tracker.
You can use the PyQuery class to load an xml document from a string, a lxml document, from a file or from an url:
>>> from pyquery import PyQuery as pq >>> from lxml import etree >>> import urllib >>> d = pq("") >>> d = pq(etree.fromstring("")) >>> d = pq(url='http://google.com/') >>> # d = pq(url='http://google.com/', opener=lambda url: urllib.urlopen(url).read()) >>> d = pq(filename=path_to_html_file)
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Thousands of makeup artists, hair stylists, vendors, manufacturers and enthusiasts will descend on the Pasadena Convention Center on June 29th and 30th to discuss, display, discover and learn from internationally famous beauty experts. Completely new this year, PHAMExpo, a two-day hair and makeup show, is poised to take the world of beauty by storm. PHAMExpo promises to be the ultimate place to discover the latest and greatest products, cutting edge technology and up-to-the-minute hair and makeup trends. Highlights include discounted shopping opportunities, seminars by the industry's top experts, and demonstrations by some of the world's most talented artists and stylists.
PHAMExpo is a great place to learn professional makeup secrets of top artists working in print, fashion, film, TV and theater industries. Talented artists this year include celebrity artist Valenté Frazier (Tyra Banks, Heidi Klum), Emmy winning artist Kevin James Bennett and Lime Crime's Doe Deere. These artists as well as world-famous hair stylists will be teaching classes and demonstrating techniques and styles throughout the weekend on three separate stages.
The show's sponsors, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics (OCC), Lime Crime, Royal & Langnickel Brush Company and Naimies Beauty Center, will all have a major presence at the show.
Throughout the weekend, makeup companies will unveil new products and tools and offer discounts on must-haves. Cutting edge make up companies will be well represented by Addiction NV Cosmetics, Eye Kandy, Sugarpill, Violent Lips, Yaby, Saucebox and Pursebuzz, as well as industry pioneers and popular favorites Stila Cosmetics, MAC Pro, INGLOT and Eve Pearl.
Providing inspirational demonstrations and information for those wishing to explore a career as a professional makeup artist, will be representatives from April Love Pro Makeup Academy, Empire Makeup Academy and Ruby Makeup Academy.
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Lewis G. Meeker, 57
Lewis G. Meeker, 57, of 127 W. Madison St. in St. Marys, died on Monday, Sept. 30, 2013, at his residence.
He was born on Dec. 3, 1956, in Lima, to Lewis B. and Thelma (Figley) Meeker.
Survivors include a son, Joshua Meeker of St. Marys; two granddaughters, Reanna Meeker and Tayla Meeker; two brothers, Shane Meeker of Tulsa, Okla. and Shawn (Peg) Meeker of St. Marys; a sister, Kay (Bruce) Menchofer of St. Marys; numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Lewis and Thelma Meeker.
He was a 1975 graduate of St. Marys Memorial High School.
Prior to becoming disabled, he worked as a production employee for Trim Trends Corp. in Spencerville, Dannon Yogurt Co. in Minster and Strick Corp. in Monroe, Ind.
His pastimes included fishing and mowing his lawn. Above all, he enjoyed spending time with his granddaughters.
Rites are scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. Friday at Miller Funeral Home, 1605 Celina Road, Ohio 703 West Chapel, in St. Marys.
Private family burial will take place at Resthaven Memory Gardens, near Moulton.
Visitation will be from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Friday at the funeral home on Ohio 703 West.
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Marilyn Shafer - Kitchen Coordinator
Having come to know the Lord at an early age through the example and teaching of godly parents, Marilyn became interested in ministering to others as a teenager. Over the years, she has not only been involved in church ministry but also in Christian camp and conference center ministries. Whether it was through the avenue of music, teaching children or in some role of administration, her desire has been to see others come to know the Lord or strengthened in their walk with Him.
Since coming to FBC over 13 years ago, Marilyn has seen her desire to serve others fulfilled as she's sung in the choir, helped her husband as he taught a Life Group, or volunteered to help in the kitchen. She was instrumental in the formation of the wedding policies at FBC and has been the church Wedding Coordinator/Director ever since. For the past 10 years, Marilyn has been the church Kitchen Coordinator, a position requiring oversight and involvement of food related events, as well as the purchasing of products related to these activities.
Marilyn is a graduate of Ben Lippen High School (Asheville, NC, location) and Columbia Bible College (presently known as Columbia International University - CIU). She and her husband Herb have 2 grown children and are members of the JOY Life Group.


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The Jefferson Scholars Foundation attracts the most promising leaders, scholars, and citizens in the world and provides them with sufficient financial support so that they are free to develop their talents—using them for the good of the University community and beyond.
Based solely on merit, the Jefferson Fellowship attracts Ph.D. and M.B.A. candidates who show outstanding achievement and the highest promise as scholars, teachers, public servants, and business leaders.
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Reading provides more than simple relaxation. In fact, it is being prescribed as part of an overall healthy lifestyle for many of the Inland Valley's children.
The "prescribers" are the staff and health care professionals associated with the Ontario nonprofit, Kids Come First Community Health Center.
"Health is not just the absence of disease. It is a state of well-being which includes physical, emotional, social and cognitive development. Reading is an essential skill for all children, helping them not only to understand how the world works (including their own health and health care), but also giving them tools for social and emotional development to succeed in school and life," said Beverly Speak, executive director and chief executive officer of Kids Come First Community Health Center.
The nonprofit is asking the community for its help in continuing to promote literacy.
As part of its services, Kids Come First provides every child with a book to take home to add to his home library. Books also were included in recent holiday provisions for families in need. The organization's book supply is very low. It is asking individuals, groups and businesses to consider promoting a book drive.
"Reading with children also enhances the parent/child relationship and parents who read with their children enhance their literacy skills as well. This is especially important for English-language learning parents who must be good health care consumers for their children – reading prescriptions, following doctors' orders, etc. And there is documented research evidence that higher levels of literacy are associated with improved health status," Speak said.
She suggested that parents and children might scan their personal bookshelves for books they may have outgrown. Individuals could canvas their families or neighborhoods for help. Or maybe you could spread the word of the need through various networks of friends, service clubs, church groups and youth organizations.
What's needed are children-friendly, age-appropriate books. She said donations of any number will be more than welcomed since Kids Come First distributes books throughout the year. The nonprofit provides health care to more than 3,000 uninsured or "safety net" insured children and about 8,000 patient care visits per year.
It began in the late 1990s when Dr. Kong-Tay Wu, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center and the Ontario-Montclair School District Family Solutions Collaborative joined forces to secure grant funding.
Kids Come First operates in a portion of what were once classrooms at 1501-A S. Bon View Ave., Ontario. It began as a small clinic but its services have expanded during the years to become more of a health care home for children in need and their families.
"When children come to Kids Come First, the first thing they see in the waiting room is our book corner. As they wait to be seen, we encourage them to look at or read books with their parents," Speak said.
"Once they are in the exam room, again there is often a wait time before the doctor comes in. Each exam room has a small bookshelf (thanks to the Upland High School National Honor Society) with more books to look at. When they leave, we offer each child the chance to take a book home to keep. For some of these kids, these are the first books they will own."
In addition to office visits, the organization also distributes books at local health fairs and other events.
"So we need a steady supply of books to keep our shelves stocked," she said.
All books are needed but the group especially could use toddler board books, preschool picture boos, early readers, elementary school chapter books and even teen/young adult material since teens are helped at Kids Come First, too.
"Donating gently used, outgrown books to another child is a good way for families to teach their own children about the enduring value of books and the joy of sharing," Speak said.
"In this age of electronic communication, many families just don't think of books as a critical part of the home environment. It is wonderful to see children's eyes light up when they receive their very own books about something they are interested in.
"Dinosaurs, for one, are perennial favorites."
To learn more about Kids Come First and how you can help, visit its website at www.kidscomefirst4health.org or call 909-673-9125.
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In announcing his wrongheaded proposal to increase the minimum wage to $9 an hour, President Obama spoke in lofty terms: "In the wealthiest nation on Earth," he said in his State of the Union address last month, "no one who works full time should have to live in poverty."
If the debate proceeds as it has -- many times -- in the past, then most Democrats will embrace the president's message and back the proposal, while most Republicans will oppose it, on the grounds that higher labor costs will lead to higher unemployment.
But we shouldn't rely on political opinions in this debate. Facts clearly demonstrate that raising the minimum wage is a bad idea.
The case against raising the minimum wage is straightforward: A higher wage makes it more expensive for firms to hire workers. How big an effect does this have on the job market? Economists debate this. But no one argues that increasing the minimum wage increases the number of unemployed workers who find jobs. In the end, the trade-off is clear. People who keep their jobs get more money; those who lose their jobs, or fail to get new ones, suffer.


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KOrganizer Workshop: Outlook2Vcal
Have you ever wondered how to export your appointments from
Well, everything that makes it easy to move from M$ to real software is good news to everyone (and especially to KDE users). Now, it would be useful if kmail could handle hotmail http mail but still KDE can replace windows' most common functions that are necessary for basic (80%) users.
PS: is this the 1st message?
By Alx5000 at Mon, 2002/10/28 - 6:00am
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Yes. It already works. Konqueror can do hotmail already and so KMail can easily do this too by embedding KHTML.
By ac at Mon, 2002/10/28 - 6:00am
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KMail can already handle hotmail http mail via gotmail (http://freshmeat.net/projects/gotmail/).
That's the beauty of Unix. Don't reinvent the wheel a thousand times but use the tools that already exist.
By Ingo Klöcker at Tue, 2002/10/29 - 6:00am
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cooooool! :D
By Alx5000 at Tue, 2002/10/29 - 6:00am
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I agree, that is one of the best updates in a long time.
By JMtaner at Tue, 2003/06/24 - 5:00am
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Now, if only there was a way to make this whole process simple and easy for newbies...
Other than, fantastic work folks!! KDE gets better every day :-)
By bagpuss_thecat at Mon, 2002/11/04 - 6:00am
as a sidenote, the .ics files korganizer generates work really well with http://phpicalendar.sourceforge.net/
By pyre at Tue, 2002/10/29 - 6:00am
Shared calenders with outlook users...
what is more interesting is the ability for shared calenders from other Outlook XP clients can be accessed in this method with webdav and/or samba and this converter.
i have played with this some when i had access to a clients system who was running this, but the more i think about it, the more it makes sense to add this native into korganiser...
man i wish i had more time and a winders box to play with...
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LAS VEGAS -- Floyd Mayweather will fight young Mexican star Canelo Alvarez on Sept. 14 at the MGM Grand.
"I chose my opponent for September 14th and it's Canelo Alvarez," Mayweather said Wednesday night on Twitter. "I'm giving the fans what they want. It will be at the MGM Grand."
Alvarez sent a tweet in Spanish announcing the fight.
The 36-year-old Mayweather is unbeaten in 44 fights, the last a unanimous 12-round decision over Robert Guerrero on May 4 at the MGM Grand in defense of his 147-pound title.
Alvarez is 42-0-1. The 22-year-old fighter unified the 154-pounds titles April 20 in San Antonio with a unanimous victory over Austin Trout.
The fight will be contested at 152 pounds and offers a rare bout between two unbeaten fighters in their primes.
"Floyd has said from Day 1 that he wants to give fans the best fight out there and here it is," Mayweather's co-manager, Leonard Ellerbe, told the AP. "We have the two biggest stars in the sport and they're fighting each other Sept. 14."
The bout will be the second in Mayweather's six-fight, 30-month contract with Showtime that could pay him more than $200 million.
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His name's not C.J.
Also, he goes to the same high school as Shavodrick Beaver did, so he'll probably decommit around Christmas.
When you're loaded with CFB knowledge it happens..CJ Barnett entered my mind..system overload..realized it quickly..not as quick as you Mags but quickly
April 18th, 2012 at 10:09 PM ^
How's he doing?
Shav Beaver was from that school as well.
EDIT: Damn you Magnus and your quicker typing skills.
Eighth grade keyboarding class FTW.
If you were on Bucknuts or RCMB that would be some serious bragging.
That would be "eighth grade
typing English class"
I think Malik Zaire is a better prospect. Regardless, who knows what Meyer can accomplish in a league with defenses and without a Tim Tebow clone.
The SEC doesn't play defense?
I should've put an or instead of an and. The no defense part was for when he was at Utah.
April 19th, 2012 at 10:06 AM ^
Look at his roster at Utah, it's not like he had a team of superstars that rolled over cupcake teams. Maybe he didn't coach in the most competetive league, but he still coached a team that wasn't a powerhouse to begin with...
Weird that Meyer went with Barrett when there were two solid options instate in Chapman and Zaire. Although Barrett has been performing well at camps and such and I'm sure he'll be decent.
I thought I read Barrett out performed Shane at the Dallas camp (but I could be wrong).
I've heard talk of OSU taking one of the Ohio QBs this summer, but it seems like they have limited spots.
Barrett, like Morris, struggled during the Elite 11 camp (1st day). He rebounded with a better performance the following day at the Dallas NFTC like Morris did. Unlike Morris though, he did earn an Elite 11 invitation by the end of the weekend, but I have a feeling there is a lot of politics that go into the selections as only Texas QBs were selected. Knowing Morris was going to attend in Columbus, I have a feeling he will get one there.
Per ESPN, Barrett had the best day on the second day and pretty much looked better than just about anyone. Shane struggled with accuracy. He did better on the second day, but he wasn't in their top 5 out of staters. Just wasn't his weekend.
Swoopes was the MVP of the camp as in the article below:
"Also among the most improved on Sunday was Longhorns commitment Tyrone Swoopes (Whitewright, Texas/Whitewright), who earned an Elite 11 invite after being named the quarterback MVP of the camp."
As the article indicates, Barrett really struggled at the Elite 11 camp (1st day). Shane struggled with his accuracy just like Barrett and neither were finalists in the Elite 11 camp day. But most reports about Morris were that he performed well on the 2nd day just like Barrett. As I said above, I think there is some politics in the Elite 11 invites that were given out on the 2nd day at the NFTC camp with some attendees like Morris expected to attend other camps in the future. Cooper Bateman outperformed both QBs and did not receive an invite. I will pretty much guarantee that Shane Morris leaves the Columbus camp with an Elite 11 invite.
Man, quit pretending to be a Michigan fan. Everything you post pertains to OSU. It's fine to be an OSU fan on here but pretending to root for Michigan is just annoying.
Who gives a shit.
For a 4 star talent (Rivals #6 QB #134 Overall) his offer list seems strange. Was his recruitment never that open?
9 offers - Ohio State, Arizona, Baylor, Illinois, LSU, Mississippi, Nebraska, North Texas, Texas Tech
I think he was hoping for/planning on a Texas offer. I beleive he was planning on going to their junior day expecting to get an offer, only to have Texas sign Swoopes the week (or maybe a couple of weeks) before. He then pulled out of the junior day. Probably had some impact on his recruitment.
Texas got 5 star Tyrone Swoopes, A&M got 4 star Kohl Stewart, and Baylor got 3 star Chris Johnson. And that still leaves out 4 stars Kenny Hill and Cody Thomas. What a deep year in Texas for QBs. But it looks like the Big 12 powers are focusing on different QBs other than JT Barrett in Texas. JT Barrett may not even end up being one of the top 3 QBs in the state.
How do offer lists work anyways? I assume it's basically on the kid or someone close to him to email Rivals with updated offers--which would basically make offer lists total BS. Certain kids would spend the time telling Rivals each time an offer came in, some wouldn't, and some smaller number would lie to either a) have some fun with people or b) to raise their profile in the hopes of garnering more offers.
I'm going to assume that the question is posed to someone who is near the player, if not the player themself. The recruiting site would ask something like -
"Who are you interested in playing for?"
From that they would develop a list of schools that the player has said or shown interest in. Then they would post updates on official offers as the interested schools made them public. Surely you could dupe the system like you said, but I would guess that most people take it pretty serious.
Shane Morris has a really weird offer list for the #3 QB prospect, but we all know why. He was only ever going to play for U-M. Schools that offered him are as follows - Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Cinncinati, Michigan St. (!), Syracuse, Tennessee, and Toledo.
I guess that what the guy above me said makes sense about Barrett, that he wanted to play for Texas, but got beat out by Tyrone Swoopes. I guess if he would have spent more time vetting suitors, his offer list might have shown so. I guess I have the answer I was looking for.
April 18th, 2012 at 10:48 PM ^
Morris also has an offer from Alabama. It may not show up on some recruiting services but there was some Twitter discussion between Morris and TomVH about it.
I thought they were recruiting Jalin Marshall as a QB?
Marshall is being recruited as an athlete. Might wind up at QB, might be a wideout.
April 19th, 2012 at 10:14 AM ^
If you watch Marshall's tape, he really does nothing to impress when he throws the ball, which isn't very often, so I wouldn't count on that happening a whole lot, if at all.
Ondre hungry. Yum yum yum.
I hope they take another QB this year, then we have a very good shot at Deshone Kizer who may be the best player in the state next year.
Deshone is already a M fan. I think we go hard after him and Chance Stewart goes to MSU.
Looks like Ohio beat out the recruiting powerhouses Baylor and LSU for his services. His offer list is not good. Zaire and quite a few other dual-threat QBs had offer lists of much better quality.
He's got maybe the best blend of athleticism and passing ability in Texas this year. Swoopes (#1 QB in Texas) has the higher ceiling, but Barret will be ready to play quicker out of the gate.
April 18th, 2012 at 11:19 PM ^
That won't really matter though with 2 to 3 more years of Miller at QB. I'd rather have the higher ceiling guy then a guy who is ready to play right away but is still going to sit for 2/3 years.
I care, thanks for the post. Please include links next time. -)
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I'm far from a recruiting expert, but Barrett, Zaire, and Chapman all looked equally good to me. Obviously OSU staff felt differently - otherwise I would hope they would give the edge to players from Ohio (Zaire/Chapman) over players from outside of the midwest, with all else being equal.


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Biebs was partying at Nox Houston before grabbing a piece of ass at a local strip club ... which could explain why JB was so handsy around the nudie dancers.
FYI -- It's illegal to drink in Texas if you're not 21.
The bar management claim they never served him alcohol ... but as far as we know Speedy Gonzalez wasn't racing around the bar handing out Dos Equis.


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Christopher Demos-Brown was not one of the playwrights whose new work was produced during the 38th annual Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actors Theatre of Louisville.
Still, the lawyer by day, playwright by night had one of the happier evenings of his life April 5 during the festival's closing weekend.
The Miami playwright, whose challenging day job is as a trial attorney, has written just four full-length plays, the first being Our Lady of Allapattah in 2006. Yet last weekend, there he was, enjoying an invaluable moment in the national spotlight during what is arguably the country's most significant, influential celebration of new plays.
Demos-Brown's Fear Up Harsh, which had its Zoetic Stage world premiere in November at Miami's Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, was named a citation winner in the prestigious Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award competition. Presented annually by the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust and the American Theatre Critics Association, the honor carries a $25,000 first prize — this year won by Lauren Gunderson for I and You — with $7,500 each going to citation winners Demos-Brown and Martin Zimmerman, honored for his play Seven Spots on the Sun.
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The Steinberg/ATCA honor, the richest prize for a play premiering in a regional theater, is a big deal. Past winners include Lynn Nottage, Horton Foote, August Wilson and, just a few days before he won the Pulitzer Prize for Anna in the Tropics, Miamian Nilo Cruz. The recognition can go a long way toward propelling a play to a continued life, as Demos-Brown is well aware.
"You look back at the list of playwrights who have received the Steinberg/ATCA awards and citations, and your jaw kind of drops. Truly some of the giants of American play-writing … Arthur Miller's on that list, for God's sake! So I'm deeply honored and still rather stunned," Demos-Brown said after returning from the festival.
"In the past, ATCA's imprimatur has resulted in multiple productions for most Steinberg plays, and I'm hopeful that this recognition will help me get future productions for Fear Up Harsh and my other work. The Humana Festival at Actor's Theatre of Louisville is kind of hallowed ground for a playwright because it's been the birthplace of so much great American theater. So to receive this honor there just added to the magic."
Demos-Brown — who founded Zoetic Stage in 2010 along with his wife, lawyer Stephanie Demos; award-winning playwright Michael McKeever; and director Stuart Meltzer — is one of the bright lights of a growing South Florida play-writing scene that is feeding the region's burgeoning appetite for new work.
Cruz, the first Latino to win the Pulitzer in drama, recently directed a sold-out run of his newest work, Sotto Voce, at the On.Stage Black Box at Miami-Dade County Auditorium. Tarell Alvin McCraney, a MacArthur "genius grant" winner last fall, staged his adapted Antony and Cleopatra at Miami Beach's Colony Theatre in January in a production that was the joint effort of GableStage, the Royal Shakespeare Company and New York's Public Theater. While Demos-Brown was in Louisville being honored, McKeever was appearing in the final weekend of his Zoetic world premiere Clark Gable Slept Here, and Juan C. Sanchez was enjoying yet another sold-out weekend of his world premiere Paradise Motel at Miami Theater Center in Miami Shores.
Zoetic, Miami Theater Center's SandBox Series, Miami's Mad Cat, New Theatre in Cutler Bay, City Theatre's Summer Shorts, the Naked Stage's 24 Hour Theatre Project, and the Theatre at Arts Garage in Delray Beach (run by Lou Tyrrell, who produced Demos-Brown's When the Sun Shone Brighter in 2010 at the now-defunct Florida Stage) are just some of the outlets for new work in South Florida.
Fear Up Harsh, which won the 2013 Carbonell Award as South Florida's best new work on the Monday before Demos-Brown picked up his Steinberg/ATCA honor, is a searing play about a disabled Congressional Medal of Honor winner and the troubled former comrade who saved his life in Iraq. The writing is smart, penetrating, wry and edgy, the work of a captivating storyteller.
Qualitatively, Fear Up Harsh is certainly the equal of numerous plays that have made the Humana Festival cut since-longtime artistic director Jon Jory, who led the Tony Award-winning Actors Theatre from 1969 to 2000, launched it in 1976. A major contributor to new work in American theater, the Humana Festival has yielded three Pulitzer Prize-winners (D.L. Coburn's The Gin Game, Beth Henley's Crimes of the Heart and Donald Margulies' Dinner With Friends) among the nearly 450 plays it has produced.
This year, under Obie Award-winner Les Waters (he succeeded Marc Masterson, the artistic director who followed Jory, in 2012), the Humana Festival presented five full-length works, three short plays and an apprentice anthology inspired by past festival plays. As usual, most pieces stirred a gamut of reactions from the theater professionals and media types visiting from all over the country.
Orlando native Lucas Hnath's commissioned piece The Christians, which begins as an eerily realistic service at an evangelistic megachurch, examines the spiritual, personal and financial repercussions of a pastor's radical shift on a basic principle of faith. Dorothy Fortenberry's engaging The Partners looks at two couples, the issues in their relationships and their struggles to move forward in life. In Jordan Harrison's The Grown-Up, a 10-year-old boy uses a magic doorknob to enter various points in his future life, most often not liking what he finds.
Kimber Lee's brownsville song (b-side for tray) follows a Brooklyn high school basketball player's journey through peril, promise and tragedy. And Steel Hammer, a movement-driven collaborative piece directed by Anne Bogart and performed by the SITI Company (featured a number of times at the Humana Festival), offers varying takes on American folk legend John Henry.
Thus far, South Florida-connected playwrights have been just the faintest blip on the Humana Festival's radar. Neena Beber, who grew up in Miami, had her play Misreadings produced in the 1997 festival. Former Miamian Marco Ramirez, now a successful television writer based in Los Angeles, had his short plays I Am Not Batman and 3:59am: a drag race for two actors produced at the 2007 and 2009 festivals, respectively.
Demos-Brown, as noted, has yet to have a play performed on one of Actors Theatre's stages during a Humana Festival. But his work has now been celebrated there, a fact that makes him happy not just for himself and his play but for South Florida's community of playwrights.
"I am so profoundly moved by the support everyone in the South Florida theater community has shown me over the years," he says. "Most of the plays that win these awards come from the bigger, more established theaters in Chicago and on the West Coast, so I felt fiercely proud to be representing our small but mighty region."


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Harriett Siegel, a longtime Springs resident, died on April 3 in Boca Raton, Fla., after a long illness. She was 70.
Born in the Bronx to Milton and Hilda Siegel, who died before her, Ms. Siegel grew up there and graduated from Monroe High School and Syracuse University, where she majored in history. She began her own business in marketing research in Manhattan.
Ms. Siegel's friends remember a woman who traveled widely after college, venturing alone on long trips around Eastern Europe, India, and Southeast Asia. By the early 1970s, the travel bug had left her and, while living and working in Manhattan, she settled into a classic East End weekend routine, arriving on Friday night, socializing with friends at Main Beach in East Hampton on Saturday, and returning to the city on Sunday afternoon. It was at that beach in 1987 that she met Joe Henler, who was to be her companion for the rest of her life.
Tired of renting and sharing houses, in 1977 Ms. Siegel bought a house in Springs. She moved there full time in 1998. Never one to sit around, she worked in the administrative offices at East Hampton and Pierson High Schools and volunteered and participated in the annual Ellen's Run race.
Although she loved the ocean, Ms. Siegel never learned to swim. Fifteen years ago she donated a bench to East Hampton Village; it is on the south side of Main Street facing north toward Newtown Lane. She often sat on her bench enjoying the view it afforded her of the two busiest village streets.
Ms. Siegel enjoyed the East End better during warm weather and so, in 2003, when the idea of yet another cold winter was no longer appealing, she started renting and then bought a condo in Boca Raton, where she enjoyed gambling at casinos. She returned to her house in Springs every spring and worked at the real estate offices of Devlin McNiff and the Lamb Agency, and part time at Guild Hall for many summers.
In 2008, she began spending more time in Florida, arriving in Springs closer to the first day of summer and leaving for Florida at the first sign of chilly weather.
Ms. Siegel's only survivor is her companion, Joe Henler of Springs. A funeral was held at Riverside Cemetery in Saddlebrook, N.J., last Thursday. A memorial is being planned for early this summer.
Memorial donations have been suggested to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, attention Donor Services, P.O. Box 650309, Dallas, Tex. 75265-0309. D.G.
Glad to see Harriet Siegel remembered in the East Hampton Star. Some corrections: While Joe Henler has been a great friend, Harriet does have surviving family. She was my first cousin and she was very close to my mother, her Aunt Rosalind, sister of Harriet's late father. My mother hosted Harriet for many winters in Florida. Although my sister Joyce died of breast cancer almost twenty years ago and my father passed away, my mother, brothers Howard and Paul, and I are still kicking, and we will miss Harriet, as we miss her mother and father. May Harriet rest in peace.
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I also wanted to add my family's thoughts that we are all saddened by her death and that we were grateful that Joe was with her during her struggle with cancer. Additionally, she is survived by her greatuncle - Moishe Dickerman (FLA); her uncle Herbert Bilsky and her cousins Steve and Joan and their respected families in NJ.Steve BilskyPrinceton, NJ


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Supporters called the passage of the tobacco buyout in the U.S. House of Representatives an important step, but note that it faces hurdles before it becomes law.
Two primary issues faced the tobacco buyout bill in the Senate: attaching Food and Drug Administration regulation of cigarettes and tobacco products to the bill and "helping senators understand that farmers have bought quota because the government made that a condition of doing business," says Blake Brown, North Carolina State University Extension ag economist.
The latter became an issue when the Environmental Working Group released a study showing that large farmers who owned substantial amounts of quota stand to benefit from the buyout.
U.S. Rep. Mike McIntyre, D-N.C., who was widely credited with moving the bill along in the House, called its passage a "red-letter day" and urged the Senate to do the same.
"The Senate legislative offices are 'cautiously optimistic' that it can proceed through the Senate," Brown says.
The bill would pay quota owners and growers $9.6 billion. Quota owners would get $7; growers would receive $3 per pond. The payments would be made over five years and would be based on 2002 quota.
The tobacco buyout bill was included as a part of a House corporate tax bill to stop retaliatory tariffs by the European Union. The Senate had no parallel legislation, even though many senators favor a buyout linked with FDA regulation. The House bill didn't include FDA regulation.
In the Senate, the tobacco buyout bill faced the risk of being scuttled. "If there's a lot of resistance to FDA in the Senate, it could cause the buyout to be stripped out of the bill," Brown says.
As little as a week after the House passed the bill, some in the Senate were saying the tobacco buyout was emerging as a big obstacle to the passage of the corporate tax bill.
Also on the heels of the passage of the tobacco buyout bill in the House: A new Environmental Working Group study suggests the top 10 percent of people and companies eligible for compensation would get more than two-thirds of the $9.6 billion.
The EWG, which created a stir in the lead-up to the new farm bill by publishing lists of farmers who receive USDA price support, said 80 percent would receive annual payments of $5,389. EWG claims that the top 1 percent of quota holders would get 27 percent of the money.
North Carolina Farm Bureau president Larry Wooten called the report an attempt to derail the legislation. He pointed out in published reports that the buyout is based on quota.
"If you acquired more tobacco quota through the sweat of your brow," he told the Associated Press, "then you're entitled to more of this buyout money."
The president of the Kentucky Farm Bureau likened it to owning stock in a company. "The ones who own the most stock are going to get the most payments."


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Aussies sick of AWU scandal story: PM
Prime Minister Julia Gillard says Australians are sick of hearing about her past links to an Australian Workers' Union fund, accusing the opposition of waging a campaign of "sleaze and smear".
Ms Gillard on Monday called a press conference in which she further addressed questions about the events of 17 years ago when she worked as an industrial lawyer at Slater & Gordon in Melbourne.
"I think Australians are sick of it. Sick of stories they don't understand about events 17 to 20 years ago," she said.
Ms Gillard said she would take any question journalists wanted to ask on the matter.
"I'll do it in the hope that minimises the amount of parliamentary time that is wasted on these issues," she said.
She said many of the claims made about her work providing advice for the establishment of the AWU Reform Association were defamatory.
She blamed Opposition Leader Tony Abbott for fanning the flames.
"He has been engaged in relentless negativity since Australians voted in 2010," she said.
Ms Gillard said she had ended her relationship with union official Bruce Wilson after hearing rumours about what was happening in the Victorian branch of the AWU.
"In those circumstances I came to a personal decision about ending my relationship," she told reporters.
"I did not have in front of me any evidence of criminality of wrongdoing."
The prime minister said there had been a focus on what she should have reported to authorities at the time.
"Well, you can't report things you do not know," she said.
"I did not know about transactions on the accounts of the AWU Workplace Relations Association."
Ms Gillard said her only role was to provide legal advice about the incorporation of the association.
"I did not set up a fund. I did not set up a bank account," the prime minister said.
"Any such claim about me is a defamatory claim."
Ms Gillard reiterated answers she gave during a "marathon" press conference in August.
"I acted on client instructions," she said.
"In terms of the use of the word slush fund, I said very specifically I did not think that that helped with the understanding of this matter.
"My understanding on the instructions provided by my clients was that this was an association which would support the re-election of union officials running on a particular platform of change, hence its name."
She said she had answered questions on this matter in 1995, 2001, 2006, 2007, as well as 2012.
Ms Gillard said the establishment of the AWU Reform Association did not strike her at the time as a "non-standard transaction" because it was common for union officials seeking re-election to incorporate such associations.
"Dealing with this matter during my legal career ... at the time (it) struck me as pretty routine, pretty low level, indeed so low level I didn't even charge for it," she said.
"It was being set up to support the re-election of a team of union officials in the AWU, hence the name, and they were intending to stand on a certain platform, hence the objects of association."
She said people planning to seek office at union elections often set up such incorporated associations as a way of keeping track of funds raised, in case they split up before the poll.
Ms Gillard rejected claims by former senior AWU official Ralph Blewitt, who says she has questions to answer and last week gave statements on three AWU-related matters to Victorian police.
"Let me remind you who Mr Blewitt is," she said.
"Mr Blewitt is a man who has publicly said he was involved in fraud.
"Mr Blewitt is a man who has sought immunity from prosecution.
"Mr Blewitt is a man who has fled Indonesia to avoid a police interview in relation to land fraud, although he denies wrongdoing in the case.
"Mr Blewitt says he owes money on another Asian land deal.
"Mr Blewitt admits to using the services of prostitutes in Asia.
"Mr Blewitt has published lewd and degrading comments and accompanying photographs on his Facebook page.
"Mr Blewitt, according to people who know him, has been described as a complete imbecile, an idiot, a stooge, a sexist pig, a liar and his sister has said he's a crook, and rotten to the core.
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Samsung really aren't happy about the outcome of the trial in California. The company has filed a request for a new trial, claiming that jury foreman Velvin Hogan failed to disclose that 20 years ago he was in litigation with Seagate – for whom Samsung is a major investor.
In response, the jury foreman is speculating that Samsung only allowed him on the jury so that they would have an excuse for a new trial if it didn't go in their favour.
Samsung claims that during the jury selection process Hogan was asked if he'd been involved in any lawsuits. While Hogan disclosed one lawsuit in which he had been involved, he failed to disclose that he had filed for bankruptcy in 1993 and had been sued by his former employer, Seagate.
"Mr. Hogan's failure to disclose the Seagate suit raises issues of bias that Samsung should have been allowed to explore in questioning," Samsung said in the court filing.
Samsung claims that Hogan failed to answer the court's questions "truthfully" to "secure a seat on the jury," reports Bloomberg.
However, Hogan told Bloomberg that the court instructions for potential jurors required disclosure of any litigation they were involved in within the last 10 years. His bankruptcy proceedings took place in 1993 so any litigation involving Seagate was almost 20 years ago.
"Had I been asked an open-ended question with no time constraint, of course I would've disclosed that," Hogan told Bloomberg.
He added: "I'm willing to go in front of the judge to tell her that I had no intention of being on this jury, let alone withholding anything that would've allowed me to be excused."
Samsung explains its relationship to Seagate in the court filing. "Samsung has a substantial strategic relationship with Seagate, which culminated last year in the publicized sale of a division to Seagate in a deal worth $1.375 billion, making Samsung the single largest direct shareholder of Seagate."
Hogan told Bloomberg that Samsung's latest filing has him wondering whether Samsung "let me in the jury just to have an excuse for a new trial if it didn't go in their favour."
Apple and Samsung met in a US court back in August. The jury found Samsung guilty of infringing Apple's patents willfully. Read about the Apple v Samsung trial here.
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NEW: Providence Ranked 3rd Most Romantic City in U.S.
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Top 25 Most Romantic Cities released ahead of Valentine's Day.
The rankings were compiled after reviewing three factors; the percentage of restaurants OpenTable reviewers rated as "romantic"; the percentage of people who dined out for Valentine's Day in 2013, and the percentage of tables seated for two.
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25. Phoenix, AZ
24. Los Angeles, CA
23. Miami, FL
22. Indianapolis, IN
21. Kansas City, MO
20. Baltimore, MD
19. Portland, OR
18. Santa Monica, CA
17. Raleigh, NC
16. Boston, MA
15. Philadelphia, PA
14. Nashville, TN
13. Milwaukee, WI
12. Ann Arbor, MI
11. Austin, TX
10. Louisville, KY
9. Brooklyn, NY
8. Houston, TX
7. Columbus, OH
6. Salt Lake City, UT
5. Oklahoma City, OK
4. Atlantic City, NJ
3. Providence, RI
2. St. Louis, MO
1. San Antonio, TX
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Most Romantic Couple Contest
XO Café, Providence
Now through February 7, 2014, contestants can submit their inspired story of romance in 500 words or less for the chance to win a gourmet Valentine's Day dinner for two with wine pairings, as prepared by Executive Chef Marty Lyons.
For more information or to submit an entry, please visit www.xocafe.com.
Black Valentine's Day Celebration
Ocean Mist, Matunuck
Ocean Mist knows Valentine's Day can be either an awesome holiday or a very annoying one, so they are choosing to celebrate Black Valentine's Day. Come celebrate everyday love and friendship with a spectacular dance party. All you awesome singletons and even you adorable couples - go down to Ocean Mist and check out what exactly black valentine's is all about.
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1st Annual Sweatheart Dance
Mount Hope Farm, Bristol
Celebrate Valentine's Day in Bristol at the 1st Annual Sweetheart Dance at Mount Hope Farm on Saturday, Feb. 15 from 8pm to 11pm. Festivities include cash bar, cupcakes and other goodies. Also, enjoy tunes by Luke Renchan Entertainment, one of RI's premiere DJ services. Prizes will also e awarded for best Valentine-themed outfits.Tickets are $10.
Reserve your ticket now by calling 401-254-1745 or click here.
Farmhouse Valentine's Special
Langworthy Farm, Westerly
Show that special someone you care by booking a Valentine's Day Special at Langworthy Farm. This two-night stay includes a full New England breakfast each morning and a special wine and chocolate tasting for two. Rates start at $270.
To make a reservation, call 401-322-7791.
Valentine's Day Dinner
Ocean House, Watch Hill
End Valentine's Day on a romantic note this year with a spectacular dinner in Seasons at the Ocean House. Ocean House chefs will take you through five palate-enticing courses, each highlighting the best of the New England bounty. Celebrate one another and the passion that you share over a decadent dessert.
Price: $95/ per person (plus tax and gratuity); Wine pairing is an additional $40/ per person.
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Month of Love Special
The Attwater, Newport
Surprise your sweetie by sweeping him/her away to Newport. Stay two nights or more between February 6-28, 2014 (excluding Feb 14-17, 2014) and receive chocolate covered strawberries, a long stem rose and a box of Lark Fine Foods artisan cookies - all complimentary.
For more details, go here or call 401-846-7444.
Valentine's Day at the Inn
The Weekapaug Inn, Weekapaug
Surprise your sweetheart this Valentine's Day with a spectacular four-course dinner in The Restaurant at the Weekapaug Inn. Enjoy intimate conversation in their candlelit dining area and steal breathtaking views of the star flecked New England sky from across the pond. Sip a cocktail (or two) in the Garden Room and pull your lover close as you relax by the glow of the crackling fire. The Weekapaug Inn is the destination for love this February.
Price: $80/ person (plus tax and gratuity)
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2nd Annual Cupid Ball
Center by the Blackstone, Pawtucket
You're invited to attend the 2nd Annual Cupid Ball - a Pink Tie Affair at the Center by the Blackstone. The evening includes pink wine upon arrival, hors d'oeuvres, four course meal station provided by Pamfilio's, and entertainment provided by WRIK Entertainment.
Prices: $60 per individual or $100 per couple.
Click here to buy tickets or call 401- 724-2200.
Parent's Night Out
The Children's Workshop, all RI locations
Would you like a night out for Valentine's Day? Bring the kids to The Children's Workshop! They will provide supervision, fun, entertainment and snacks for the kids while parents enjoy a night off. This service is FREE and open to the community! You do not need to enroll to take advantage of this great event. Space is limited. Please RSVP by February 7th.
The Children's Workshop has 12 locations throughout Rhode Island.
For more information, click here.
Valentine's Day Concert
Blithewold Mansion, Bristol
Opera Providence will present "A Happy Valentine's Day Concert" on Friday Friday, Feb. 14th, at 7pm and Sunday, Feb. 16th at 3pm at the Blithewold Mansion. The event features the voices of the Opera Providence Ensemble. All concert tickets are $40 per person. Tickets for the entire concert series are $75 per person.
For more information please contact the Opera Providence office at 401-331-6060 or visit their website.
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Harry's Bar & Burger is celebrating Valentine's Day weekend with a selection of menu specials available Friday, February 14th through Sunday, February 16th. Located at 121 North Main Street, Harry's will feature Fried Mozzarella Triangles with marinara sauce ($3.50); Harry's Cheesy Lover Burger topped with house made mac and cheese, bacon, lettuce, pickle, and special sauce on a toasted potato roll ($6.50), and Fried Oreos dusted with powdered sugar ($2.99).
For more information, please call 401-228-7437 or visit www.harrysbarburger.com.
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Aldrich Mansion, Warwick
Make your special someone feel like they're the most important person in the world this Valentine's Day by partaking in an exclusive dining experience in the opulent, historic Aldrich mansion. Enjoy a three-course prix fixe menus prepared on site by Executive Chef Al Langeveld.
Price: $145 per couple, incl. gratuity, taxes, complimentary glass of champagne, cash bar, live music during cocktails, and free parking. RSVP by Feb. 6 with menu selections.
For more information, go here or call 401-739-6850.
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A Newport Beach man's painted impression of his wife's Jewish cooking won him first place in the professional category at a recent Jewish art competition.
Max Yamada placed first in the My Jewish Journey contest at the Merage Jewish Community Center of Orange County for his painting "Jo's Gefilte Fish."
The painting, created with a painting knife, reflects Yamada's culinary Jewish journey by showing his wife, Jolyn Yamada, preparing a gefilte fish meal.
For the painting, Yamada took a photo of his wife making the food. The photo was then edited on a computer for different effects before Yamada began crafting the artwork with a painting knife on a wooden board.
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Jolyn Yamada added, "He loves my matzo ball soup with soy sauce."
She also said she feels the Jewish and Japanese cultures are similar.
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"Jo's Gefilte Fish" will be on display at the Slutzky Gallery at Merage Jewish Community Center, 1 Federation Way, Suite 200, Irvine, until Oct. 20.
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For photography if you guys have action figures and statues it would be hilarious to have humorous skits like the ones posted here on SK...the spiderman and Guts one, Puella's Zoddo, Puck,and Beherit one...that would be an idea.LG
alright, this is hard, can i use non-berserk character dolls?
its too hard to use pics and alter them slightly, i'm using other stuff i have.
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Wabash College officials declared Mud Hollow Stadium "ready for play" Friday afternoon. The new home of the Wabash College soccer team is the final project in Wabash's $6 million outdoor athletics facilities campaign.
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I want to setup a file server mainly for private use at home - later I might add functionality for some friends.
my prior concern is to be able to ssh in this machine so I can up/down-load files and even change things - later I might add ftp, mail and other services
I am totally newbie to the unix world in general - I have some console and even programming experience from linux and macos machines though - so I read a lot of tutorials online, asked friends and did these:
- set up a dyndns acount and my router so that it updates my ip (I tested this and it works, everytime I reboot the server and ping my alias I get my new public ip)
- forwarded port 22 in my router. not sure if it' s as supposed, but when I nmap my public ip I can see it open.
- I messed around a bit with /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and tried some several other things I found online / I tried different configurations
on all configurations I tried,
ssh localhost
connects me and all is ok
ssh myalias.dyndns.org
asks for passwd and whatever I enter it says "not permited" or sth similar
worthnoticing is that on
I get a message that the files that hold the keys for the hosts (ssh_hosts_dsa_..sth like this) could not be opened - even when my configuration was for passwd only security
anybody could help me with a step by step guide for begginers or just a couple of advices of how to setup ssh in an OpenBSD machine ??
If you are able to connect on the local loop ... but not using your dyndns domain name, this could be for a lot of reasons.
That you are prompted for a password is good, it means that you can reach the externally facing address.
If /usr/sbin/sshd cannot open files in /etc/ssh/*, that is a good reason for failed authentication. Your client cannot confirm it is communicating with the correct host. You can get a lot more information on what is happening, or not happening, by looking at logs from sshd -- you'll may find information from /var/log/authlog, /var/log/daemon, and /var/log/messages very helpful.
What do YOU get when you issue the following command as root?
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Because the host keys should have been created by /etc/rc during your first boot of the OS.
There's always the possibility you're connecting to an sshd daemon on your router, or another machine on your network, rather than on your OBSD machine.
The OpenBSD culture is different. Your single best source for information is the documentation supplied by the OpenBSD project. These include:
Assuming SSH is installed on multiple computers in your network, connect to each machine first by IP address. This simplifies the overall problem by taking DNS lookups out of the picture initially, & allows you to focus solely on SSH issues. Once you have tweaked the configurations via information found on the sshd(8), sshd_config(5), ssh(1), & ssh_config(5) (amongst others...) to your liking, then worry about DNS.
Lastly, we find most members on this site search/mine previous threads for information. As such, we try to keep threads on topic with a minimum of straying. Because this thread is initially on SSH issues, please keep discussion on this topic. Once you are satisfied with your SSH configuration, start a new thread on any remaining DNS issues you wish to discuss. Thanks.
I am assuming that it is safe to assume that the guy who posted original question is not even aware of PF which is now turn on by default with (pass all keep state default rule).
Step 1. Make sure to have
sshd_flags=" "
Step 2. Temporary disable PF with
pfctl -d
Once the above works turn on PF back and we will tell you how to pass in SSH traffic.
Once that is done we will explain you how to use DynDNS to solve DNS issue so that you can log into your computer from anywhere on the Web.
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thx very much for the help !
I recall I' ve checked rc.conf and it had this this line - but I didn' t look at rc.conf.local
unfortunately, I' ll be away for a week,
first thing to do when I' m back is to check all these and post back
thx again !
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