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Even still, Whupaz is pretty great. Then again, you won't understand its true potential until you see some more of the vicious bosses/dungeons. I just did a priest silver run quickly and managed to win without any leveling tools (excluding BURNDAYRAZ), and with LEMISI and a badge of honor it is doable.
Thief Silver: You're going to win this won. You're definitely good enough. This offers one of the better items to prep in the game. It totally changes everything. It is great in vicious, with the vicious token, or with a nasty monster set. All of the pre revealed monsters are level 2s. Man, this makes me remember the original thief silver. The boss had about 200 more hp, there was no LEMISI, and the level 2s weren't revealed. Now that was a fun challenge. What you should do is use LEMISI to locate attack boosters. Good. You are doing this properly. The level 5 chest is the important one. ENDISWAL is huge in this dungeon. You need a potion to take out the level 2. Even still, you need a slightly more hp. You can convert LEMISI for slightly more damage. This won't work. You didn't check HIS hp. Well, you could still win, but it might be worth restarting. You basically have to find 2 attack boosters and 2 health boosters. Then convert LEMISI. Also, the fight wouldn't have worked anyways because your WEYTWUT would have revealed a tile. Okay, you could win, but it is probably worth restarting. You could kill that level 2 right now. There. That was a poorly done start, but it will work out if you play it right from now on. There. After the start this dungeon is smooth sailing until near the end. You shouldn't be killing any level 9s. If you do, you have totally over leveled. YES! THAT IS BIG. ENDISWAL is the key to the whole challenge. You can kill level 6s, but it is not necesarily the smartest choice. It costs so much to pre-stoneskin that it is actually a smart move to kill level 5s. If this were a tougher challenge you would pay for leveling improperly. Frankly, you are probably better off sticking to 1 level higher kills which cost almost no tiles. Well, you considered your options, and you picked the right choice. Good. NO! You should have converted a glyph for the damage to two shot the level 5. You have been getting far to relaxed with your conversions. Well, at least you are ENDISWALing properly. Even though you shouldn't be wasting so many tiles in doing so. You used two potions at level 1. See, you are only converting when you need to get rid of stuff. You need to be converting for more damage. Unless you are a halfling, gnome, or maybe goblin, you shouldn't sit on glyphs you aren't using. If you can cast GETINDARE before you level, do. It racks up the dodge chance. Actually, BURNDAYRAZ isn't that important for this scenario. Thank you for going back to 1 level higher kills. It is so much more cost efficient. YES! YOU REALIZED THE CONVERSION! And that was wrong. You should simply convert IMAWAL. Saving 6 tiles is better. You should probably start the boss fight. You are using an extra resource. It is called popcorn. This is painfully bad. You just wasted all of your popcorn nothing. You should have just engaged the boss. I can condone using a little popcorn to save a bunch of popcorn. In fact, that can be a smart move quite often. But using ALL of your popcorn is a massive mistake that will haunt you later. You will win, but it is going to be close. If you had done good kills to reach level 7 you could have scored 2 mid fight level ups on the boss. You have this, but it was not well done. Two fireballs are slightly worse. There. It is over. You won, but it was bad. Well, just check the key points.
KEY POINTS: You need to be much less relaxed with conversions when you aren't being a race that saves them (halfling, gnome, goblin). You should be considering before every fight it you will keep using that glyph or whether you are better off with a stat bonus. Also, you need to consider what kill has the best exp to exploration ratio. Of course, you aren't going to do the math, but just briefly thinking about it should reveal the truth (it costs 8 tiles for a one level higher and 26 for a two level higher, which is 3 more exp).
Part 81: The final race! It better show up. The fact that it hasn't shown up yet is ridiculous. Monk is one of the toughest classes for western jungle due to the bosses magic damage. The monk is ridiculous. Resistances are one of the single most broken attributes in the game. That was close. You almost totally wasted that. Purist monks are rather miserable. Bloodmages are best as gnomes, elves, dwarves, and humans/orcs if you play it as a fighter. Good choice. And so Damm Golddigger enters Western Jungle. The blue sparkle god is JJ. You should have taken him since you found him so early. This would have been a total blow out. You could nullify your mana penalty, score two extra full heals on the boss and crush everything. You can still worship JJ! NO! WHY ARE YOU SO SCARED OF JEHORA JEHEYU. JJ is one of the tamest gods out there after a few tiles. This is rather painful. Purist bloodmage and sorcerer are miserable. Yeah, that's magic resist for you. You need JJ. You could have scored so much piety by now. Heh, don't normal dungeons seem so easy when you are used to hard level stats. You can literally hit a one level higher monster to death... And there it is. You really should pick the easiest target (THE GORGON). There is a disadvantage to not WEYTWUTing your popcorn. It nets you less exp for mid fight level ups. You are playing this bloodmage as a fighter. Don't. You need to use B2P. You really are reaching far for a boss kill at level 4. Save that for vicious. WHAT? NO! KILL THAT LEVEL 6! You are opting for easy over effective. Eh, it is normal, just don't make a habit of it. The dragon heart is a great item if you have WEYTWUT. Nicely done. I don't actually think you can locker the dragon heart, but it is GREAT in game. You can kill about half of what you say you can't. It is kind of sad. Learning is great for popcorn. Reflexes is the key boon for TT, unless you are just leveling. Wow. That was kind of sad. You didn't use B2P at all. You can kill that bandit, you will just just incur a loss of 3 piety. Poison is a boon that is only good in larger amounts. Frankly I tend to ignore it entirely. You should't be afraid of incurring piety loss with TT. What the heck are you thinking? You should't get close to leveling using popcorn. Do it with higher level kills. You could have explored without a blood pool. Wow. You are netting 21 health per level. Wow. That was sad. Whatever. It is normal. You should take reflexes from TT. It is his late game boon. YOU DODGED! You really should use your fireballs, but it doesn't really matter. The subdungeon is in another dungeon. Or castle. Whatever.I honestly don't need to commend on the rest of this. It is just a clean up. Well done. It was normal, so you can screw around. Reflexes is the boon you want. Anyways, I'll skip to the key points. He shows up pretty commonly throughout the west. Just do Muu and you will find it pretty fast.
KEY POINTS: As a bloodmage, you should use B2P. It is a very good glyph. If you see JJ early, you should basically take him no matter what unless you are specifically searching for a certain god that is key to your strategy.


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What makes "Eco Green Steam Carwash" different is that we use the power of steam to clean the exterior AND interior of cars. Where conventional carwash consumes 70-100 litres of water per car, our steam-powered system uses less than 5 litres.
This is an eco-friendly alternative, requiring no chemicals and producing no waste water to drain.
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"Gift of the Artist" and "Ignatius of Loyola"
"Gift of the Artist" features a variety of works personally donated by artists to the University. These works include paintings, prints, drawings, ceramics, sculpture, and photographs. Sharing the gallery (in a separate, dedicated space) are 80 engravings based on work by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) that celebrate the life of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). These engravings, made in 1609 (the year Ignatius was beatified), were a gift from the Jesuit Community to Gonzaga University in 1985. The engravings create a chronology of the seminal events in Ignatian spirituality, Sept. 14-Dec. 14. Hours are Mondays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., closed Sundays.
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On Dec. 30, one day before one of the biggest drinking nights of the year, State Sen. Charles Fuschillo, Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg and Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice called for swift passage of a new law to close a legal loophole that Fuschillo said allows convicted drunken drivers to escape the mandatory ignition interlock requirement of Leandra's Law.
Lawmakers joined Fuschillo, a Republican from Merrick, at a news conference, along with family members of drunken-driving victims and representatives of the advocacy groups Mothers Against Drunk Driving, or MADD, and DEDICATEDD. The group said that its members hope the law will be enacted in 2013, and urged people to celebrate New Year's Eve safely and responsibly.
Fuschillo said that drunk drivers endanger other people's lives and safety every time they hit the road, so it is important that people remember to be safe by designating a driver on New Year's Eve — and any other time they plan on drinking. He said this is also why Leandra's Law –– which made driving drunk with a person age 15 or younger inside the vehicle a felony on the first offense –– needed to be strengthened by closing the loophole convicted drunken drivers use to escape the alcohol-monitoring technology that prevents them from driving drunk again.
"The state Legislature must make this legislation a priority in the upcoming session, and pass it as soon as possible to save lives and prevent tragedies," Fuschillo said.
Leandra's Law was passed in 2009, after 11-year-old Leandra Rosado was killed while riding in a car driven by her friend's intoxicated mother. All those convicted of DWI must install and use ignition interlocks on vehicles they own or operate for at least six months after their convictions. Ignition interlocks are breath test devices linked to a vehicle's ignition system, which prevent a car from starting if alcohol is detected in the driver's breath.


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Grand Islander Bob Weaver of Bob Weaver Motorsports took home three national trophies at the Vintage Snowmobile Club of America's eighth annual Vintage Snowmobile Show in Boonville, N.Y., on Aug. 11.
Weaver enjoys collecting and restoring antique snowmobiles and entered his 1971 AMF 800XX, which won National Best of Show for 2013 and Best in Class Race Sled, and his 1971 Al Unser Thunderjet won the People's Choice award.
"It was a tremendous weekend taking a walk back in time to look at what our parents and grandparents rode while enjoying the wintertime. Some of these sleds are so large and cumbersome that one could wonder how they ever moved over the snow and ice without sinking in up to their engines," Weaver said.
Weaver's appreciation for these snow machines is evident in the hard work and attention to detail that he puts into restoring each of his snowmobiles. Not only does he completely restore the hood, tunnel and engine components, but the history of each sled is also something that is researched. For instance, it was rumored when Weaver purchased the 1971 Thunder jet that it was the one that had been presented to Al Unser at the 1971 races in West Yellowstone, Mont. Weaver contacted the local police department, and with the help of their forensics lab the printed images of Al's name and his win at Indy and the national championship appeared. This piece of racing history the snowmobile represents has been fully restored to its original beauty.
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In Last night we had released the newest version of PicViz suite (that contains all PicViz tools). Specifically for the GUI, now we can brush the lines dynamically and apply zoom in graph. To allow line brush has been necessary reimplement some important classes of PyQt used in the GUI. It wasn't easy. But now it works, despite of we must continually improve the line (event) selection. Read more »
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In PCP research, axes reorder is an vital type of analysis. A difficult task is recognize relationships among a small number of variables, specially if those variables were distant in the representation, readjust position of each variable can be interactively explored to improve the graphics and extract more information of them.
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On Monday, March 15, fans can celebrate once more as the Lady Bucs will learn of their first round seed and pairing. The women's Selection Show party will be held at Fanatics Restaurant located inside the Doubletree Hotel, with the party set to begin at 5:30 p.m. and the ESPN selection show scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Fanatics has made this an exclusive event for ETSU Buccaneer fans only on Monday night.
At both events, ETSU players and coaches will be available for autographs, souvenir NCAA apparel will be released for the first time, and the ETSU pep band, cheerleaders, and Bucky will be in attendance. In addition, fans attending Sunday and Monday night's events will be able to enter in a drawing for two season tickets to both men's and women's basketball games for the 2010-2011 season.
For more on ETSU's preparations for the NCAA Tournament, visit ETSUBucs.com. Fans wishing to purchase NCAA tickets can call the ETSU ticket office at 423-439-ETSU (3878) to be placed on the ticket priority list. The ETSU ticket office will inform fans that they are receiving tickets late Sunday night or early on Monday morning.


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Spindrift Guitars General Manager John Van Ness has worked in downtown New London for much of his adult life. He did two stints at Caruso Music, the first one from 1987-1992, and the second one from 2006-2012. In between, he worked for many of the top musical instrument manufacturers in the industry. Of late, Van Ness, a drummer and vocalist, is supporting award-winning singer-songwriter Josi Davis in several different projects, including her "Evolution of Love" Nouveau Cabaret. The CD of the same name has been receiving critical acclaim nationwide. Their current band project "Josi Davis & Hot Damn!" is booking and playing clubs, private parties, and events through 2014.
Say you have a modern-day high school locker. Whose picture would be hanging in it?
Brooke Shields. My dad took her and her mom fishing off of Pleasure Beach when I was in high school and I didn't get the invite. I have quite nearly almost forgiven him.
What's your favorite sandwich?
I'm a grinder guy and an absolute authority on what's best locally: Terrace Bakery/salami; Supreme Pizza/tuna; Mr. G's/roast beef; Muddy Waters/meatball; Carlo & Son's/prime rib. Trust me on this.
You're locked in a museum for a night, which one would it be?
The Rhythm Discovery Center in Indianapolis. They've got Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham's early Green Sparkle drums on display, and Rush drummer Neil Peart's vintage chrome drums there as well. Give me some drumsticks and an iPod full of Zeppelin and Rush tunes and I'll see you in the morning. (Make coffee).
What was the first drum set you ever bought?
A vintage Leedy/Ludwig kit from the 50's. I was young and stupid and spray-painted over the white pearl finish with paint from a rattle can. I later gave those drums to a friend who has since restored them.
What's your favorite word in a language other than English?
"Fortissimo" which means "very loud" in Italian, because there's only one way to rock.
What's an album you like, but can't convince others to like?
Stewart Copeland of the Police did a great record called "The Rhythmatist". He's an unbelievably good composer. I think me, one other guy, and Stewart's mom actually own that record.
Sorry to have to tell you this, but an asteroid is going to wipe all humanity next week. So, what's your last meal and who is coming to dinner?
I'd host a serious backyard barbecue, with a big stage and a huge sound system and invite all of the good people in my life. "Josi Davis & Hot Damn!" would headline.
Who is on your "Mount Rushmore" of drummers?
Bonham and Peart (already mentioned), Steve Gadd who has literally played and recorded with everyone, and the one-man Mardi Gras himself, Stanton Moore from Galactic. Stanton's the man.
You're a DJ at a club. What's the night's last song?
Digital Underground's "The Humpty Dance" - karaoke version, of course.
Name an item you can't live without:
Coffee maker.
Item you should live without and keep meaning to get rid of:
I have a pair of Oakley "Shades" sunglasses from the 1980's that I simply can't wear for fear of ridicule. But they're also worth about $300 now…so how can I part with them?
What's the last television show you binge-watched?
"Flight of the Conchords" - those two are brilliant songwriters.
What's your favorite Sunday morning song?
Van Morrison's "Into the Mystic".
What film, television show, or theatrical production most accurately depicts life at a music store?
"It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World". Seriously though, we could host a reality show here at Spindrift Guitars. We just never know who or what is going to walk in the front door.
If you present day you could give advice to a younger you, what would it be?
Get it done today.
Last book you couldn't put down:
I admit I have a collection of books I've gotten only a third of the way through. I have made the realization that I buy books because I feel I am buying the time to read them.
You're going on a road trip. Pick a destination. Pick a vehicle. Pick a song to start the trip and song to play when you get there.
San Diego (one way), a red 1957 Corvette convertible, and Steely Dan's "Aja" record on infinite repeat.
What's a word you can never spell correctly on the first try:
Neccesarily. Necesarilly. Necessarily.
Coffee or tea?
Coffee. Black.
Soduku or Crossword?
Crossword (and only the Sunday edition, which I still won't complete).
Anagrams or palindromes?
The eyes they see.
What is your pet peeve?
Do you mean today or every day? People who don't give me the 'thank you' wave when I let them cut in front of me in traffic.
What historical event would you like to have witnessed?
Woodstock - 1969. Richie Havens in particular.
What is your favorite place in Connecticut to recharge and/or find serenity?
The ocean in mid-July, or the back deck at Hot Rod Café after sunset.
Whom alive today do you most admire?
My daughter Darcy. She's an amazing human. A great student, with a well-developed sense of humor, and a big heart, she always puts others ahead of herself. It's an interesting thing when you realize your own child has become your role model.
Kevin P. McMahon, 'The People's Judge' of New London County, dead at 68
When it comes to marijuana, detecting impaired driving is a hazy issue
Bills introduced to change state law regarding mileage payments to legislators
Local roundup: Leonard scores 1,000th point as East Lyme wins ECC D-I title again
Judge allows state, tribe to pursue claim against Interior Department
Old Lyme's comeback falls short in Shoreline showdown with Cromwell
Fitch's Amara Robinson: from broken back to all-state cheerleader
Why is the FEC Ignoring Hillary Clinton's $84 Million Campaign Finance Scandal?
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From blues to funk, to country and rock, Tennessee is the place that's given voice to the likes of Bessie Smith, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, Isaac Hayes, Chet Atkins, and many, many more. This winter, the quarterly magazine Oxford American has devoted its annual "Southern Music Issue" to the music of the Volunteer State.
"It was just a matter of time before we tackled Tennessee, and we thought it was the right time," says Roger Hodge, the magazine's editor. "It's, in some ways, the big one. It's where all of American music comes together."
Rick Clark, the music editor of Oxford American, compiled a two-CD sampler to be packaged with the magazine, along with copious liner notes. The tracklist contains a few usual suspects and a lot of surprises. There's a stunning track by The Prisonaires, a doo-wop group that formed while the members were serving time in a state penitentiary. "My Tennessee Mountain Home" might have been the natural choice for Dolly Parton; instead, her contribution is a cover of "Travelin' Prayer," penned by the decidedly un-Southern Billy Joel.
"Part of the narrative that we were developing for this music issue was the journey, the coming home to Tennessee," Rick Clark explains. "You know, 'That's How I Got to Memphis,' 'The Long Way Home,' 'Travelin' Prayer.' Also, the idea that is really celebrated in Nashville is, a great song is a great song. And Dolly Parton is the kind of person, in my book, who just spots those great songs — she's a great songwriter, but she also knows how to inhabit anything she wants to tackle."
Roger Hodge and Rick Clark spoke with NPR's Scott Simon about assembling the Tennessee music issue, which also includes an autobiographical essay by Rosanne Cash and an account of the daring Memphis radio station that, in the late 1940s, became the first to be programmed exclusively for African-Americans. Hear more of their conversation at the audio link.
Now, a quick sampler of music from one special state:
UNIDENTIFIED SINGER #1: (Singing) You got a gal, you love her Sunday, then you get another for Monday...
UNIDENTIFIED SINGER #2: (Singing) Ain't nobody's business but my own...
UNIDENTIFIED SINGER #3: (Singing) You wear overalls, big old broke-eyed shoes and you need a...
UNIDENTIFIED SINGER #4: (Singing) ...this boy's got it bad...
CARL PERKINS: (Singing) Have to give old Tennessee credit for music, as they play it in that old hillbilly way...
SIMON: I guess that last line gave it away, huh? From blues to funk, to country and rock, Tennessee is the place that's given voice to the likes of Bessie Smith, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, Isaac Hayes, Chet Atkins and many more - and I mean, many more. The winter issue of Oxford American's Southern Music - issue is devoted to the music of Tennessee. And we're joined now by the magazine's editor, Roger Hodge, in New York. Thanks so much for being with us.
ROGER HODGE: My pleasure.
SIMON: And Oxford American's music editor, Rick Clark, joins us from Nashville. Thank you, Mr. Clark.
RICK CLARK: Absolutely.
SIMON: Mr. Hodge, as editor of this classy magazine, the Oxford American, why did you decide to focus the Southern music issue on Tennessee?
HODGE: Well, it was just a matter of time before tackled Tennessee. And we thought it was the right time. It's, in some ways, the big one. It's where all of American music comes together.
SIMON: Rick Clark, this magazine comes with a two-CD set of songs. As music editor, you've written blurbs about all of the tracks. And I got to tell you, there's some people who are going to pick up the CD, the magazine for that matter, and think, oh, of course, Elvis - you've got to have "Hound Dog," - "Ring of Fire," Johnny Cash. We'll get to Dolly later. But these songs are perhaps less well-known. Why is that?
CLARK: You know, it was more important for us to capture a storyline and material that we felt revealed certain sides of artists that most people don't really think of that we feel like show them in an excellent light. And so, that's what we did.
SIMON: Let's not delay. Let's play one. We've made our own selection of your selection. Let's begin.
THE PRISONAIRES: (Singing) Just walking in the rain, getting soaking wet, taught you in my heart by trying to forget. Just walking in the rain...
SIMON: Boy, that's beautiful. That's a Sun Records recording from the early '50s - not Elvis, not Jerry Lee, not Johnny - the Prisonaires. Now, that wasn't just a stage name. They were in the Tennessee state pen. What do we hear here, Roger Hodge?
HODGE: Well, as you said, this was a band that came out of prison. It reminds us of the incredible diversity of music that came out of Memphis. And you have every kind of music as being not just coming out of there but the actual genres are being formed and stamped there at Sun and at Stax and at all these legendary studios. And this is just a beautiful, beautiful song.
THE PRISONAIRES: (Singing) Somehow I can't forget.
SIMON: Y'all - as we don't say in Illinois, but I do when I'm around you - are not going to get out of this interview without mentioning Dolly Parton. Now, I would have chosen "My Tennessee Mountain Home." What do I know? You chose a song written by a guy from Long Island. Let's listen to it.
DOLLY PARTON: (Singing) Hey, Lord, would you look out for him tonight, for he is far away from me. Hey, Lord, would you look out for him tonight, make sure that he's gonna be all right, that thing's gonna be all right with me.
CLARK: Part of the narratives that we were developing for this music issue was the journey, the coming home to Tennessee. You know, "That's How I Got to Memphis," Roseanne Cash, "Long Way from Home," "Traveling Prayer." And, you know, also the idea that is really celebrated in Nashville, is a great song, is a great song. And Dolly Parton is the kind of person, in my book, who just spots those great songs. She's a great songwriter but she also knows how to inhabit anything she wants to tackle.
PARTON: (Singing) Hey, Lord, would you look out for him tonight, make sure that he's gonna be all right until he's home and here with me, here with me.
HODGE: She does an amazing job on this song. I mean, and if you listen to the band, there's not a weak second on that performance. It's pretty astonishing.
SIMON: Two words now: Chet Atkins.
SIMON: This is "Chinatown, My Chinatown." Roger Hodge, did Tennessee change our understanding of what a guitar can communicate?
HODGE: I think it did. Certainly Chet Atkins did. He shows up all throughout the issue in little bits and pieces. People are constantly referring to him. And he was responsible for creating that kind of Nashville sound that we all know.
SIMON: I read an article by WDIA, the radio station in your magazine, by Christine Cooper, Spindle. She was its program director in the late '40s. They switched formats, became - nowadays we would say - the first urban radio station in America in the late '40s. You would say black radio station. Radio really played a role in Tennessee music moving out into the greater world, didn't it?
HODGE: Yes, it did. And this is an amazing story. This is the moment when a radio station decided to appeal to an audience that was completely ignored and it had a tremendous impact. The significance of WDIA becoming the black spot on the dial, as they called it, was it just can't be overstated. And Christine was there. She was part of that decision process and she was terrified, and they were all terrified. They were afraid they'd be firebombed.
CLARK: One thing I wanted to say also, if I may, is before the corporatization of media-like radio stations, TV stations, chain record stores, all of that took place in the late-'70s. One of the things that helped Tennessee music get out to the world in a meaningful way was this kind of regionalistic confluence of record retail and small, entrepreneurial kind of radio stations and studio owners who worked together to get the music out.
I know like in Memphis, Hi Records, Sun Records, they all worked very tightly with Pop Tunes and other record stores and the local radio stations - Dewey Philips, those DJs - to get - create a channel for the music to really get out there into the world. If it wasn't for those people, we might not even be sitting here talking about it.
SIMON: Roger Hodge and Rick Clark, from the Oxford American. Their winter issue on the music of Tennessee is available now. Gentlemen, thanks so much for being with us.
CLARK: Pleasure.
HODGE: Thank you so much.
PERKINS: (Singing) Let's give old Tennessee credit for music, as they play it up in Nashville every day. Let's give old Tennessee credit for music, as they play it...
SIMON: This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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And I added the daemons in the /etc/rc.conf file
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And rebooted. Now I have the battery monitor to the gnome panel and life is good.
And rebooted. Now I have the battery monitor to the gnome panel and life is good.
== Card Readers ==
== Card Readers ==
Revision as of 00:54, 26 June 2008
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Installation
- 3 Post Installation
- 4 Install GUI
- 5 Audio
- 6 Network
- 8 Card Readers
- 9 Other Tweaks
- 10 External Links
My plan when I finish is to have my laptop (Lenova Thinkpad T61) dual booted with Windows XP Pro (work image). I repartitioned my hard drive with Gparted Live CD. It only took a minute or so. I will be doing the install with arch-core-install-2008.04-rc-i686.iso. There is an installation guide (wiki) that may help. I will do my best to give as much detail as possible.
NOTE: Per Lenovo's website, this laptop is Novell SLED 10 certified. So getting linux on this laptop should not be too hard.
System Specifications
Lenovo Thinkpad T61 - Intel Centrino Pro
- Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7300 (2.00GHz, 4MB, 800MHz)
- Mobile Intel 965GM Express Chipset
- 2GB PC2-5300/677MHz
- 80-GB 5400 rpm SATA Harddrive
- 14.1-inch color TFT WXGA+ (1440 x 900, 200 nit)
- Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator GM965 (128MB)
- 82801H ICH8 Family HD Audio Controller
- DVD-ROM, CD-RW/DVD Combo, Multi-Burner Plus
- Modem; Gigabit Ethernet
- Intel® Wireless Wi-Fi Link 4965AG
- 1 Type II PC Card slot
- 1 ExpressCard 34/54
- Dual pointing devices (both Pointstick and Touchpad)
Output of lshwd
00:00.0 Class 0600: Intel Corporation|Mobile Memory Controller Hub (unknown) 00:02.0 Class 0300: Intel Corporation|Mobile Integrated Graphics Controller (vesa) 00:02.1 Class 0380: Intel Corporation|Mobile Integrated Graphics Controller (vesa) 00:19.0 Class 0200: Intel Corporation|Mobile Integrated Graphics Controller (unknown) 00:1a.0 Class 0c03: Intel Corporation|USB UHCI Controller #4 (unknown) 00:1a.1 Class 0c03: Intel Corporation|USB UHCI Controller #5 (unknown) 00:1a.7 Class 0c03: Intel Corporation|USB2 EHCI Controller #2 (unknown) 00:1b.0 Class 0403: Intel Corp.|ICH8 HD Audio DID (snd-hda-intel) 00:1c.0 Class 0604: Intel Corporation|PCI Express Port 1 (unknown) 00:1c.1 Class 0604: Intel Corporation|PCI Express Port 2 (unknown) 00:1c.2 Class 0604: Intel Corporation|PCI Express Port 3 (unknown) 00:1c.3 Class 0604: Intel Corporation|PCI Express Port 4 (unknown) 00:1c.4 Class 0604: Intel Corporation|PCI Express Port 5 (unknown) 00:1d.0 Class 0c03: Intel Corporation|USB UHCI Controller #1 (unknown) 00:1d.1 Class 0c03: Intel Corporation|USB UHCI Controller #2 (unknown) 00:1d.2 Class 0c03: Intel Corporation|USB UHCI Controller #3 (unknown) 00:1d.7 Class 0c03: Intel Corporation|USB2 EHCI Controller #1 (unknown) 00:1e.0 Class 0604: Intel Corp.|82801 Hub Interface to PCI Bridge (hw_random) 00:1f.0 Class 0601: Intel Corporation|Mobile LPC Interface Controller (unknown) 00:1f.2 Class 0101: Intel Corporation|Mobile SATA Controller cc=IDE (ata_piix) 00:1f.3 Class 0c05: Intel Corporation|SMBus Controller (i2c-i801) 03:00.0 Class 0280: Intel Corporation|SMBus Controller (unknown) 15:00.0 Class 0607: Ricoh Co Ltd.|RL5c476 II (yenta_socket) 15:00.1 Class 0c00: Ricoh Co Ltd.|RL5c476 II (unknown) 15:00.2 Class 0805: Ricoh Co Ltd.|SD Card reader (unknown) 15:00.3 Class ffff: Ricoh Co Ltd.|SD Card reader (unknown) 15:00.4 Class 0880: Ricoh Co Ltd.|R5C592 Memory Stick Bus Host Adapter (unknown) 15:00.5 Class 0880: Ricoh Co Ltd.|xD-Picture Card Controller (unknown)
What works/What doesn't
Pretty much everything works on this laptop. I have not tried the modem (no POTS line) or tried to suspend/hibernate the laptop yet.
Boot from the CD and do the base installation from the CD. My partitions are setup as follows:
SDA1 30gb Win XP SDA3 2gb swap (needed for hibernate mode...I think) SDA5 10gb / SDA6 35gb /home
With Windows XP as an option, the grub boot loader should look something like this:
# Windows XP title Microsoft Windows XP Professional rootnoverify (hd0,0) makeactive chainloader +1 # (0) Arch Linux title Arch Linux root (hd0,4) kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda5 ro initrd /boot/kernel26.img # (1) Arch Linux title Arch Linux Fallback root (hd0,4) kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda5 ro initrd /boot/kernel26-fallback.img
Post Installation
First, create your user account:
#useradd -m <user>
Add yourself to some needed group:
#gpasswd -a <user> audio; gpasswd -a <user> optical; gpasswd -a <user> storage; gpasswd -a <user> users
Next is to upgrade:
#pacman -Syu
Install GUI
Now, lets get the gui going.
Video Driver
First things first. Lets install the driver. Per the lshwd command I displayed earlier, it should be the intel driver. Let's search for it:
#pacman -Ss intel extra/xf86-video-intel 2.3.2-1 (xorg-video-drivers) X.org Intel i810/i830/i915 video drivers
Now let's install it:
#pacman -S xf86-video-intel
I am a gnome person. To get it installed, I followed the Xorg and Gnome wikis. They provide enough information to get it setup. I will post my xorg.conf file in the next section. Note: Make sure you update the daemons in /etc/rc.conf.
There is a synaptic touchpad on this laptop. If you follow this howto, you should have no problems getting this to work. It works great for me. Note: Make sure you update the modules in /etc/rc.conf.
Compiz Fusion
This laptop supports Compiz Fusion. So I followed the wiki, and it worked great.
Xorg Config
Here is the output of my /etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Section "ServerLayout" Identifier "Xorg Configured" Screen 0 "Screen0" 0 0 InputDevice "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard" InputDevice "Touchpad" "SendCoreEvents" Option "AIGLX" "true" EndSection Section "ServerFlags" Option "AllowMouseOpenFail" "true" EndSection Section "Files" RgbPath "/usr/share/X11/rgb" ModulePath "/usr/lib/xorg/modules" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/misc:unscaled" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/misc" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/75dpi:unscaled" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/75dpi" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/100dpi:unscaled" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/100dpi" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/PEX" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/cyrillic" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/ttf/western" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/ttf/decoratives" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/truetype" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/truetype/openoffice" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-bitstream-vera" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/latex-ttf-fonts" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/defoma/CID" FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/defoma/TrueType" EndSection Section "Module" Load "ddc" # ddc probing of monitor Load "dbe" Load "dri" Load "extmod" Load "glx" Load "bitmap" # bitmap-fonts Load "freetype" Load "record" Load "synaptics" EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Keyboard0" Driver "keyboard" Option "CoreKeyboard" Option "XkbRules" "xorg" Option "XkbModel" "pc105" Option "XkbLayout" "" Option "XkbVariant" "" EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "USB Mouse" Driver "mouse" Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice" Option "SendCoreEvents" "true" Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2" Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" Option "Buttons" "5" EndSection Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Touchpad" Driver "synaptics" Option "Device" "/dev/input/mouse1" Option "Protocol" "auto-dev" Option "LeftEdge" "1700" Option "RightEdge" "5300" Option "TopEdge" "1700" Option "BottomEdge" "4200" Option "FingerLow" "25" Option "FingerHigh" "30" Option "MaxTapTime" "180" Option "MaxTapMove" "220" Option "VertScrollDelta" "100" Option "MinSpeed" "0.06" Option "MaxSpeed" "0.12" Option "AccelFactor" "0.0010" Option "SHMConfig" "true" EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" Option "DPMS" "true" HorizSync 28.0 - 96.0 # Warning: This may fry old Monitors VertRefresh 50.0 - 75.0 # Very conservative. May flicker. EndSection Section "Device" Identifier "Card0" Driver "intel" VendorName "Intel Corp." BoardName "Unknown Board" Option "XAANoOffscreenPixmaps" "true" Option "DRI" "true" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen0" Device "Card0" Monitor "Monitor0" DefaultColorDepth 24 SubSection "Display" Depth 24 EndSubSection EndSection Section "DRI" Mode 0666 EndSection Section "Extensions" Option "Composite" "Enable" EndSection
Now for the sound. I went straight to PulseAudio and ALSA and followed the wikis. Make sure you do the following as root:
#alsactl store
Everything that I have tested has worked fine.
The wired connection worked out of the box. The Neworkmanager, that we will setup in the next section, will manage this as well as the wireless.
Now lets get wireless going. There is a wireless setup howto and there is a Networkmanager howto. I will go into detail about this because wireless is one of the most difficult things to get running. Well, maybe not anymore. This should be pretty easy to get going.
Install wireless drivers and network tools
#pacman -Sy iwlwifi-4965-ucode wireless_tools gnome-network-manager
Add yourself to the network group
#gpasswd -a <user> network
Load module
#modprobe iwl4965
See what device the wireless card it on:
#iwconfig lo no wireless extensions. wmaster0 no wireless extensions. wlan0 IEEE 802.11g ESSID:"" Mode:Managed Frequency:2.442 GHz Access Point: 00:90:4C:7E:00:10 Bit Rate:54 Mb/s Tx-Power=20 dBm Sensitivity=8/0 Retry limit:7 RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Power Management:off Link Quality=98/100 Signal level=-27 dBm Noise level=-92 dBm Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0 Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0 eth0 no wireless extensions.
While still in the /etc/rc.conf file still open, edit the network part of the file:
lo="lo 127.0.0.1" eth0="dhcp" wlan0="dhcp" INTERFACES=(lo !eth0 !wlan0)
With /etc/rc.conf still open, edit it to stop the network daemon from starting and have networkmanager and dhcdpd daemons start at boot:
DAEMONS=(... !network ... networkmanager dhcdbd)
Now reboot or stop/start the daemons:
# /etc/rc.d/network stop;/etc/rc.d/networkmanager start;/etc/rc.d/dhcdbd start
That should do it. Note, this is a generic way to set it up. My wireless router is broadcasting its SSID and has no encryption on it. I want to get WPA working though. That will be a task for later.
Have not tried.
When I login to gnome, I keep getting a acpi did not load error. I installed:
pacman -Sy acpid gnome-power-manager
And I added the daemons in the /etc/rc.conf file
DAEMONS=(... acpid)
And rebooted. Now I have the battery monitor to the gnome panel and life is good. Well kinda. I still cannot get brightness and sleep to work. I am still looking to see what will get this working.
Card Readers
As far as I've understood from other reports, the pcmcia card works as expected. I don't have one at this time, so I can't confirm it.
Compact Flash
The same goes for the Compact Flash. It's supposed to work as it uses the same interfaces as the PCMCIA does, but I can't confirm anything since I don't have a CF-card.
Secure Digital
The SD-card reader on the other hand is a pain! It uses proprietary drivers from ricoh under windows and there are no drivers under linux. I would really want this working but I think the only chance would be to reverse engineer the reader and I guess not enough coders have this device. Subsequently, there are no drivers now and there won't be in the foreseeable future...
Other Tweaks
I like to use sudo to manage my system. So as root, I do a:
# pacman -Sy sudo
Then I do a give myself rights:
# visudo -f /etc/sudoers
Add myself under root.
I disabled the IPV6 module because I do not need it. Here is the howto to get this.
To connect to other shares and doing updates I use SSHfs. Here is a howto for that.
To get you clock synced up check out Network Time Protocol.
affinity firefox thunderbird flashplugin flashplayer-standalone jre # Java mplayer vlc Glipper tomboy openoffice-spell-en pidgin ttf-ms-fonts ntp tracker affinity f-spot xorg-fonts-cyrillic ttf-bitstream-vera
Files Edited
rc.local rc.conf pacman.conf modprobe.conf inittab xorg.conf sudoers
External Links
- This report is listed at the TuxMobil: Linux Laptop and Notebook Installation Guides Survey: Fujitsu-Siemens - FSC.


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The research trip to Ireland next October will be supported by a number of local Irish genealogists to assist you with your research. Over the next few weeks, I'll add the biographies of those with whom you'll be working. I've also asked them to provide some information on one of the repositories.
Helen Kelly is a well-known Irish genealogist, and has been involved in research and consultation since the late 1980s. She has been a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists in Ireland (APGI)since 1995,and is currently their President.
She carries out Irish family history research on behalf of clients, lectures on the subject frequently, and is also one of a team of consultant genealogists at the National Archives in Dublin. For the past four years she has been genealogist-in-residence at Dublin's historical Shelbourne Hotel.
Helen travels widely in the course of her work and lectures frequently on Irish genealogy in Ireland, England, North and South America. She has also broadcast on the subject on radio and television in Ireland, England and North America. In her work as a genealogy advisory consultant she has been to the fore-front in encouraging the descendants of Irish emigrants to re-connect with their Irish heritage
One of the most wonderful records available in Ireland is the land/property record known as Griffith Primary Valuation. It is the result of a major survey published for the entire island of Ireland between 1847 and 1864 – but at a different date for each location. It records tenants as well as owners or lessors of property. Apart from city dwellers – who are poorly represented – Griffith's records most heads of household in Ireland in the relevant period.
Griffith's Primary Valuation is not an end in itself, as surveyors returned to every property every few years, in order to update names of tenants, lessors etc. The subsequent surveys continued in 26 counties until the 1970s and are available at Dublin's Valuation Office in sources known as Revision Books.
The Revision Books for the 26 counties are of immense value to family historians, as, in conjunction with Griffith's Primary Valuation, they extend almost from the period of the great famine to relatively modern times.
The ultimate experience for those who have already established the precise birth place of their Irish born ancestor is to visit the ancestral homestead. Griffith's and the Revision Books are the essential bridges that connect individuals to the landscape that cradled and nurtured their ancestors, thus bringing them to a much deeper understanding of their personal culture and heritage.
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Cheerleading team places fifth in national championship
The Liberty Cheerleading squad posted a fifth-place finish in the Universal Cheerleaders Association's (UCA) College Cheerleading National Championship, held in Orlando, Fla., at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex on Jan. 15.
Competing in the Small Coed Division I portion of the competition, Liberty was ranked sixth in their 16-team division after submitting a skills tape in November.
"We were excited to have this opportunity to represent Christ and Liberty University on the national scene," said head coach Jennifer Sydnor.
Following the semifinal round of competition Saturday, the team moved onto the final round in ninth place. In the final round of the event, the squad put together a routine that moved them up four spots as the team finished in fifth.
"We are so thankful to Liberty for allowing us this opportunity to represent the university in the national cheerleading world," Sydnor said.
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- kim taylor - - - the sassy crafter said...
Great tutorial and congrats on winning! I think I'll make two of these for my new nephews once they're old enough for something like this.
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- Audrey said...
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- em said...
I am so glad you won, because I am going to make this for my son for our summer road trip! I am glad one of the "paper" doll pictures had the bangs drawn on. I think I will use that as a sort of template for boy hair. I think making a boy doll with accessories might be easier (I hope, anyway ;))!
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so glad you won! I LOVE it and am going to make one for my niece for her birthday!
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- Meg said...
Congrats! I love this idea. I want to try and make something very, very, very similar (I'm not that great at sewing, so it may be a little simpler) for my kids!
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- Brittany said...
This is a great idea and very well done. It's like a Quiet Book without being so overwhelming to make! I'm so glad for the tutorial. Thank you!
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- dana said...
Very cool idea! You deserve to win with that one!
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This is awesome!! my daughter will love one!!! Thanks!
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I'm a huge sucker for these books, and I really need to get cracking and make my daughter something to keep her crayons and notepad together so they aren't rattling around in my purse. I linked on my weekly roundup - thanks for sharing!
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Archbishop Mitty alum Kerri Walsh Jennings became the most successful woman in beach volleyball's World Tour on Sunday after she and new partner April Ross won the Fuzhou Open in China.
Walsh Jennings, a three-time Olympic champion who also played at Stanford, earned her 47th World Tour title, one more than Brazil's Larissa Franca.
Walsh Jennings, 35, has joined with Ross in an effort to win her fourth consecutive Olympic gold medal at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games. The new team defeated Brazil's Juliana Felisberta Silva and Maria Antonelli 21-11, 21-18 in 33 minutes.
"We're still growing as a team," Ross told reporters. "I think we've made strides at this tournament. We just hope to get better and better."
Walsh Jennings, of Saratoga, has won 69 medals — 47 gold, 15 silver and seven bronze — from 90 events to equal former partner Misty May Treanor, who retired after the London Games. Brazilians Shelda Bede (91), Adriana Behar (86) and Juliana and Larissa (both 83) are atop the career medals list.
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SpaceShipOne is a three-place, high-altitude research rocket, designed for sub-orbital flights to 100 km altitude. The unique configuration allows aircraft-like qualities for boost, glide, and landing. The ship converts (via pneumatic-actuated feather) to a stable, high-drag shape for atmospheric entry. This "care-free" configuration allows a "hands-off" re-entry and greatly reduces aero/thermal loads. Designed for a "shirt-sleeve" environment, the 60" diameter cabin has a space-qualified ECS, as well as dual-pane windows. The ship uses three flight control systems - manual-subsonic, electric-supersonic and cold-gas RCS. SpaceShipOne's hybrid rocket motor is a non-toxic, liquid nitrous-oxide/rubber-fuel hybrid propulsion system. The avionics onboard provide the pilot with the precise guidance information needed to manually fly SpaceShipOne for boost and re-entry. It also provides guidance for approach and landing and vehicle health monitoring. The unit stores and telemeters flight test data to Mission Control.
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The White Knight is a manned, twin-turbojet research aircraft intended for high-altitude missions. First flight was on August 1, 2002. Design mission - provides a high-altitude airborne launch of SpaceShipOne, a manned sub-orbital spacecraft. The White Knight is equipped to flight-qualify all the spacecraft systems, except rocket propulsion. The White Knight's cockpit, avionics, ECS, pneumatics, trim servos, data system, and electrical system components are identical to those installed on SpaceShipOne. The White Knight's high thrust-to-weight ratio and enormous speed brakes allow the astronauts in training to practice space flight maneuvers such as boost, approach, and landing with a very realistic environment. Thus, the aircraft serves as a high-fidelity moving-base simulator for SpaceShipOne pilot training.
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Corruption & Terrorism Are The Main Challenges Before Indian Democracy.
Speakers in a seminar organised by Hidustan Samachar here on 27th August 2011, concluded that the Corruption & terrorism are two main challenges before the Indian Democracy. Dr. Subramanian Swamy, Govindacharya and former Odisha IGP & BJP executive Ashok Sahu were the main speakers at the seminar titled "Challenges Before Indian Democracy".
Elaborating about the present situation in the country, Dr. Subramanian Swamy, Chief Speaker of the seminar, said that the Corruption at the highest level of the executive & political system is the highest threat to Indian Democracy. When the protector of the system gets corrupt, who can save the system ? The corruption then percolates down to the last level of the administration. Therefore it is more dangerous for the country. The corruption also threatens the national security both from within & outside.
He said that terrorism of al hues – Maoist, Jihadi or political – is another strong threat Indian Democracy is facing today. Due to the corruption, the political class gets blackmailed & loses the will to fight the terrorism to eradicate it from its root.
He also explained how the hawala rackets work to send the black money out of country, how Pakistani spy agency ISI controls hawala network, how the participatory notes are bought from USA using this black money, how these participatory notes are used for deals in Indian share market, how the profit generated is converted to US Dollars
using same participatory notes & how the Dollars send back outside the country, how the tax on the profits in share market is evaded using Mauritius route. He claimed that the higher ups involved in the corruption are responsible for the lapses in National Security. He stated that even the GDP is growing at 9%, still the rate of inflation is raising instead of dropping down, due to the incessant corruption in the political higher ups & the administration.
Dr. Swamy told audience that if we have to improve the situation, we have to find & follow our spiritual roots. Spirituality is the only answer to these problems. The ongoing agitation of Anna Hajare is a fine example of how Indian Democracy is rooted & how it responds to the situation, he said. There was a Mahatma Gandhi, who was clad in minimum clothes, who became idol of the nation in the fight against British. Now a simple Dhoti – Kurta clad Anna Hazare became idol of the anti-corruption movement. Both men are famous for simple leaving. Indian culture values the Sanyasis like Swami Ramdevji, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and others. But that does not mean that India rejects wealth, only the culture here teaches how to avoid the greed. And within this ambit of sacrifice and services for the society, we can get the real strength for our survival against all odds under the benediction of our glorious way of life in Sanatana Dharma.
Elaborating on the concept of Democracy, Dr.Swamy said that decentralisation is the key for the success of democracy, and the same thing is the speciality of our culture. He said the democracy is not the gift of Britishers. Indian culture has democracy in its bloodlines from ancient times. He compared Indian political system with the systems in neighbouring nations & middle-east. He argued that the Indonesia which shares the same ancient culture with India is the only country in the region which is successful in democratic political system after India.
Dr. Swamy also pointed out that the minorities in India, mainly Muslims oppose the Uniform Civil Code, but the prefer Uniform Criminal Procedure Code, cause Shariayt's Criminal code is more stringent.
Dr.Swamy claimed that P.Chidambaram is equally responsible for the 2G scam As he was the other signatory to the decisions & the contract papers of the companies. He claimed Shivraj Patil had prepared a note blacklisting some companies due to their connections with China & ISI. Etisalat is the company with ISI stakes in it. Uninor is the company with Chinese Govt stake in it. These two companies were blacklisted by Shivraj Patil. Despite this blacklisting, Swan telecom sold their licenses to Etisalat & Shahid Balva's Unitech sold their to Uninor. The security concerns were overlooked by the Govt & administration.
Another issue Dr.Swamy highlighted was of Electronic Voting Machines. He claimed that even in Japan, where the chipsets for these machines are produced, EVMs are not used for elections. Every single country in the world uses ballet papers for elections. Recently German Supreme court had ordered discarding of EVMs & ordering the German Govt to use ballot [papers instead. The German Supreme court stated that the "Transparency" is more important than the "Efficiency".
Dr. Swamy argued that if India has to overcome the current problems of corruption & terrorism, India has to return to its cultural Hindu roots. Spirituality is the only way out.
- RSSK. N. Govindacharya spoke about how the corruption & terrorism are eating up the life of common man. The duo causes the rise in inflation & the insecurity in the society.
- Govindacharya stated that there is a more thanneed of a powerful & responsible opposition with firm moral ground in current situation for the democracy to succeed. He advised the opposition to avoid the politics of power & become a more powerful opposition with moral strength. He argued that due to the lack of powerful opposition, the rulers are becoming the looters of nation. He also questioned the role of the media in many situations.
Pointing to the Prevention of Targeted and Communal Violence Bill 2011,Govindacharya said that this is a conspiracy against Hindus in general that will promote more tension between the different religious belief and will be used by the non Hindu minority groups to persecute the majority Hindu people with a tool so being introduced by the State Authority. This bill is fully designed by some pro Muslim and pro Christian people in the NAC (National Advisory Council) only for demoralizing the rights of Hindu Organisation in general. Govindacharya said that the impugned bill may promote the Terror of so called minority against the Majority Indian people with a fortified shield of this draconian bill as Prevention of Targeted and Communal Violence Bill 2011, in question.
Former IGP of Odisha & BJP's executive committee member Ashok Sahu delivered the key note address as Sushama Swaraj could not make it due to the parliament proceedings on Lokpal bill. He stated how bad the situation is. Sahu stressed the need to maintain the sanctity of the constitutional institutes like CAG, CIC, Judiciary, EC etc. for the successful & functional democracy. He claimed that when other institutions fail to protect the democracy from corruption & terrorism, the judiciary becomes over active, as of the situation today. Sahu criticised the political parties including national ones for becoming over individualised & said that when they come together only to prevent some other major party becoming ruler, the democracy is harmed. He also pointed to the economic divide among the society as a major problem in the success of democracy as the situation is being exploited by the Maoists & other anti-nationals. In this situation, we can't blame the people if they lose the faith on democratic system. But like in the days of emergency, the organisations like RSS stand firmly for strengthening the democracy, which is a hope in this situation, he claimed.
Hindustan Samachar's mentor Shrikant Joshi, a RSS national functionary, spoke about the history of Hindustan Samachar. The national news agency which was established in the decade of 1940s, was the first to offer the news services in Indian languages. The prestigious national news agency had to shut services in the days of emergency when the agency invited the wrath of the Govt. The agencies services have resumed in last decade & currently the agency caters to the major vernacular press in India. The Hindustan Samachar offers services in 13 languages, including Sanskrit, with over 33 bureaus in throughout India & two overseas bureaus. It is the only agency offering news services in Sanskrit. There are ambitious plans of expansion in the line, he informed the audience.
Eknath Thakur, Chairman of theSaraswat Bank, presided over the function. He agreed with the speakers about corruption & terrorism being the major challenges before the Indian Democracy. He hoped that India will be victorious in the struggle, defeating those challenges. He stated at one point that in the current situation, Indian Democracy has become "Of the Corrupt, For the Corrupt, By the Corrupt". He also stressed the need of the services of the news houses like Hindustan Samachar, in the current struggle of the Indian Democracy.
Hindustan Samachar's national Secretary and CEO Aniruddha Sharma introduced the guests. Reception committee chairman & Thane Janata Sahakari Bank Chairman Vidyadhar Vaishampayan welcomed the guests. Hindustan Samachar's director Ravindra Sanghavi was also present on the dais. Many prominent industrialists, merchants, professors & political leaders along with students of political science & journalism were present for the seminar.
Author: Dr Subramanian Swamy
Published: Aug 28, 2011
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NTSB Targets GA Safety For Improvement
In its annual list of "most wanted safety improvements," the NTSB on Wednesday said general aviation pilots and their passengers too often are "dying due to human error and inadequate training." The safety board investigates about 1,500 GA accidents per year, with about 400 fatalities, and sees "similar accident circumstances time after time." Improved education and training, and screening for risky behavior, are critical to improving GA safety, the board said. GA maintenance workers also should be required to undergo recurrent training, the board said, to keep them current with the best practices for inspecting and maintaining electrical systems, circuit breakers, and aged wiring.
The NTSB noted that GA has the highest accident rate within civil aviation -- six times higher than for Part 135 operators and about 40 times higher than for transport-category operators. Moreover, while the overall GA accident rate has remained about the same over the last 10 years, the fatal accident rate has increased by 25 percent. Pilots should be trained to use all available sources for weather information, the NTSB said, including the internet and satellites. Also, they should train on flight simulators that are specific to the avionics they will be flying. Also, the NTSB said FAA tests should cover the use of weather, use of instruments, and use of glass cockpits.
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The team will keep three quarterbacks, but all eyes will be on Josh Freeman, who is entering his fifth season. He's on the last year of his rookie deal. Which Josh Freeman will show up and will it be enough to grab a big contract at the end of the year? Rookie Mike Glennon is at least a year away but has shown why the club likes him (strong arm). Dan Orlovsky is the third quarterback or protection for the team if something happens to Freeman.
Doug Martin shattered most expectations in his Pro Bowl rookie year. He has big-play ability every time he touches the ball. His backup will be vital. Brian Leonard and Peyton Hillis showed some flashes during the preseason. Expect this to be a learning year for rookie Mike James (Ridge Community), although he may contribute a lot in special teams.
After a Pro Bowl appearance and leading the NFL with 19.2 yards per catch, what can Vincent Jackson do in his second year with the club? Mike Williams is a perfect No. 2 receiver with big-play ability. Will this be the year Kevin Ogletree stays consistent as the No. 3 receiver?
Tom Crabtree came over from the tight-end-rich Green Bay Packers. He is expected to help the team in the run and pass games after he gets back from his ankle injury. Former fourth-round pick Luke Stocker has battled injuries in his first two years, but the team still has high expectations for him. Consistency is the only thing keeping Nate Byham from being a factor.
Lot of expectations for this unit, which on paper could be one of the best in the league. The health of guards Carl Nicks and Davin Joseph won't necessarily make or break this season but can make things a lot easier on the running and passing games. Left tackle Donald Penn was solid but not spectacular in 2012. He wants to return to Pro Bowl status. The Bucs are developing good depth on the line.
After playing his first full season in 2012, Pro Bowl defensive tackle Gerald McCoy needs an encore. Rookie Akeem Spence needs to grow up quickly to help. The team needs third-year defensive ends Adrian Clayborn and Da'Quan Bowers to stay healthy and play up to their potential. Daniel Te-o'Nesheim is not flashy but is solid at end.
The Bucs expect second-year weakside backer Lavonte David to have a breakout season. He is not afraid to stick his nose in traffic; Bucs want middle backer Mason Foster to play faster in his third season. Johnathan Casillas and Dekoda Watson could split time at the strongside backer. Both also are good special teams players, as is Adam Hayward.
The addition of Darrelle Revis at corner and Dashon Goldson at safety immediately improves the league's worst pass defense. Rookie corner Johnthan Banks will see plenty of action. Safety Mark Barron will be down near the line of scrimmage more this year. Reserve safety Ahmad Black (Lakeland High) will see plenty of action in passing situations and is usually the third safety in the game.
Punter and kickoff specialist Michael Koenen is a good weapon. He led the league with 68.2 percent of his kickoffs resulting in touchbacks. He also had 22 punts placed inside the 20 and averaged a career-high 45.3 yards per punt in 2012. Kicker will be a question with Connor Barth out for the season (ACL). Does Rian Lindell have anything left? The punt-return position could be a revolving door if Eric Page can't get the job done. Page will also return kickoffs.
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Ubisoft's E3 2011 demonstration of Far Cry 3 was—obviously—not the only way to run through the jungle and get to the chopper. Flexibility and player choice are key in Far Cry games, which Ubisoft illustrates in the above gameplay demo.
It's the other way to skin the cat that was Far Cry 3's E3 showcase, plus some commentary from Ubisoft Montreal on next year's game. You can revisit the other way to complete this same objective, with commentary, afterward.
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http://www.jimadler.com Jim "The Texas Hammer" Adler has been a prominent Texas personal injury lawyer since the 1970s. Texans know the Adler brand via years of TV advertising, which he pioneered, appearing in his own ads. Mr. Adler is one of Texas most prominent lawyers and recently was profiled in the award-winning Texas Monthly magazine. His law firm fights for victims' rights to financial compensation after injury accidents involving a car, truck, bus, motorcycle or other vehicle, as well as other injuries due to negligence, such as those from defective drugs or products, premises liability, drunk drivers, texting drivers, etc. The Adler law firm has offices in Houston (the home office), Dallas and San Antonio but serves all of Texas. The firm is active in social media such as Twitter, Facebook and blogs and produces its own videos in-house for distribution throughout the web.
http://www.jimadler.com Persons who have been injured in accidents due to the negligence or recklessness of other persons or entities. A significant portion of the clientele is Hispanic, yet many are English-speaking Hispanics. (A separate all-Spanish Adler website is located at http://www.elmartillotejano.com.) A significant portion of the clientele also is blue collar. The clientele needs financial recovery after an injury accident due to others' negligence. Many of their cases are settled out of court, but if necessary will go to trial.
site needs streamlining and silo focuses, with homepage emphases placed on car, auto, bus, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, SUV, 18 wheeler and other traffic accident injuries. A more pleasing color scheme and eye-catching design are encouraged. PLEASE FOLLOW THE ATTACHED EARLY DRAFT MOCKUP and the notations on it as a guide for your own design. The law firm's Free Case Evaluation form must be prominent and should pop out in the design and be above the fold. The law firm's 800# must be prominent above the fold. photos should be warm and inviting, while also evocative of the seriousness of a lawyer's mission. Also worth highlighting is a link to the firm's News and Views blog, its second-highest web traffic site after the chief website itself. . The law firm also produces many videos in-house, and one or more of these can be showcased on the homepage. That said, the current homepage is far too cluttered with various elements and links and needs far more focus. Interior pages should be organized to follow that focus. At least one image of Mr. Adler should appear prominently on the homepage, and legal disclaimers must appear at the bottom. . The home also should include a "Se Habla Espanol" as well as an element for subscribing to the firm's emails by providing your email. A refreshing color scheme is welcome. SEE ATTACHED FILES. for the subpages see pdf's only 1 subpage required