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Active Directory Auth Plugin
The Active Directory Auth Plugin is a password store for the AccountManagerPlugin that provides authentication and groups from Active Directory.
Users are authenticated by performing an ldap_bind against the AD server using their credentials. The plugin will also pull the email address and display name from Active Directory and populate the
session_attribute table. See Populating ''Assign To'' Drop Down in Trac for more information on why.
- One can specify a group which users must be a member of in order to log in.
- Additionally, one may specify an admin group. If a user is a member of the admin group, then they will automatically be granted the
- Finally, ActiveDirectory groups are extended into the trac namespace. They can be used to extend permissions by AD group.
- AD groups are prefixed by @
- group names are lowercase and spaces are replaced with underscores.
See GroupManagement for more details.
Given the expense of traversing the network for authorizations, a two-stage cache has been implemented. This caches data in the database for all instances of python, and in memory for each instance; while maintaining expiration and flushing the cache(s) as necessary. See: CacheManagement for details.
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for ActiveDirectoryAuthPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Download the zipped source from [download:activedirectoryauthplugin here]
You can check out ActiveDirectoryAuthPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.
- You must install AccountManagerPlugin in order to use this plugin.
- Python-LDAP is also required and can be downloaded here
Follow the Trac documentation on how to install Trac plugins
- starting with 0.3, a database upgrade will be required as part of the installation.
- install the plugin and it's prerequisites
- update the database
trac-admin /var/trac/instance upgrade
- restart apache
All config options go under the [account-manager] config heading. Options for this module are:
[account-manager] #--to use this module with AccountManager, ADAuthStore must be enabled inside of AccountManager password_store = ADAuthStore #--define the Active Directory host address here. A port other than default(389) is set as # hostname:port ad_server = adserver.example.com #-- the Active Directory's base DN to search from, this is likely just your domain base_dn = DC=example,DC=com #-- the user/password to search active directory from, it must be a valid bind_dn = email@example.com bind_passwd = ldapuserpassword #-- show disabled users # remember users MUST have logged in to get into the session table before they # show up. show_disabled_users = 1 #-- timeout for an ldap operation before in seconds ldap_timeout = 5 #-- the default charset for the ldap server charset = utf-9 #-- the DN (distinguishing name) for the group that contains users that can login to Trac # if this isn't specified then any valid user in active directory is accepted auth_group = CN=Alltechs,OU=Mail enabled groups,OU=Email,DC=serverplus,DC=com #-- the DN for the group that contains users that should have the TRAC_ADMIN # permission. If this option is not given, no user groups will be give the # TRAC_ADMIN permission. This this option is enabled you must specify the # UserExtensiblePermissionStore as the trac permission store, such as: # [trac] # permission_store = UserExtensiblePermissionStore admin_group = CN=Administration,DC=example,DC=com #-- cached entry timeout in seconds cache_timeout = 90 #-- memorycache size in entries memcache_size = 100 #-- memory cache prune size in percentage memcache_prune_percent = 5 [trac] permission_store = UserExtensiblePermissionStore
If you are unsure of what the DNs for your groups are, you may want to use an LDAP browser to inspect your Active Directory schema to find out a group's DN.
Common Errors
If you see Trac throwing an exception similar to "OPERATIONS_ERROR: In order to perform this operation a successful bind must be completed on the connection" when you know the bind user/pass is correct you will want to try connection to active directory on port 3268. This may happen when AD is running across multiple machines.
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All-new, with superb cabin, excellent handling.
This totally new Volkswagen Jetta, the fifth-generation of this four-door compact sedan, is one of the most important in VW's long history of selling cars in America. Certainly it's the most significant since the turn of the century, because its success is crucial to reviving Volkswagen's flagging fortunes. The Jetta has long been the company's best-selling model in the U.S. The Jetta has, in fact, been the perennial best-selling European nameplate on this side of the Atlantic, and its continued success is central to Volkswagen's fortunes in this, its most critical market outside of Europe.
Key elements of this larger Jetta are a new, developed-for-America-only high-torque five-cylinder engine, a sophisticated six-speed automatic transmission (optional), a much more spacious interior, and a high level of standard content to help sweeten entry prices that begin under $20,000.
Despite forays into the ultra-luxury market with the Phaeton and the lucrative SUV game with the Touareg, VW sales have flagged, primarily because the Jetta/Golf model platform was aging and overdue for replacement. Add in the factor of a weak dollar against the Euro, which led to severe price challenges from competitors, and it was no wonder VW dealers were clamoring for a level playing field. With the new Jetta, they're getting what they want, and the game's momentum could very well shift in Volkswagen's direction yet again.
Greeting the driver of a new Jetta is a commanding seating position, excellent outward vision paths and a logical, ergonomically sound array of controls and instruments. The build quality is superb inside and out and even the base model has an elegant, high-quality cabin. The raspy-sounding five-cylinder is pleasantly robust delivers and the Jetta carves through corners with precision. It's comfortable on long trips and responsive around town.
The all-new Volkswagen Jetta goes on sale with two engines, with a third engine choice available shortly. Officially, the new Jetta launches in March 2005 as a 2005 model, but you should think of it as a 2006.
New to the VW engine family, and the 'base' motor that replaces the aged 2.0-liter four-cylinder in the line-up, is a 2.5-liter five-cylinder engine putting out 150 horsepower. If you live in one of 45 states where new diesel-fueled cars can be sold, the Jetta can also be ordered with VW's highly regarded, 100-horsepower 1.9-liter TDI turbodiesel four-cylinder. The third car of the trio, the Jetta GLI, will follow in late summer, with a new 2.0-liter turbo engine boasting an output of 200 horsepower.
The standard gearbox for both the 2.5L and 1.9L engines is a five-speed manual carried over from the previous Jetta. The optional transmission for 2.5Ls is a new, very slick six-speed automatic, augmented with a Sport mode and Tiptronic gear selection. And there's more good gearbox news: Soon, VW's super DSG twin-clutch gearbox will be an option with the Jetta TDI and the GLI.
Despite the increase in power and size and more generous standard content, the 2006 Jetta's base sticker is just $220 more than a comparably equipped outgoing model. Two levels of equipment and trim are offered: the Value Edition ($17,900 manual; $18,975 automatic), which is available only with the 2.5-liter engine; and the 2.5 ($20,390 manual; $21,465 automatic) and TDI ($21,385 manual; $22,460 automatic).
The list of standard equipment belies the cars' price points. Even without ticking a single box on the options sheet, the new Jetta arrives with plenty of content: a full gauge cluster; climate control system with rear passenger vents in the center console; cruise control; tinted windows; power windows with one-touch open and close; AM/FM stereo and CD player; external temperature display; eight-way front-seat and lumbar adjustments; heated power outside mirrors; split/folding rear seats; remote central power locking; two power outlets in the center console and one in the trunk; remote trunk and fuel-filler flap releases; and an anti-theft alarm.
And because VW considers superior dynamics and optimum safety to be standard fare on each of its models, every new Jetta sports Servotronic power steering; a two-way adjustable steering column; ABS with discs at all four wheels; ASR (traction control); EDL (electronic differential lock). Passive safety features include front, side-impact and curtain airbags along with crash-active front headrests; front height-adjustable safety belts with and emergency locking retractors for all five seating positions.
Standard running gear on Value Editions is 6x15-inch steel wheels with 195/65R15 all-season radials and a full-size spare wheel and tire. The 2.5 and TDI models are fitted with 6x16-inch steel wheels and 205/55R16 all-season radials.
A number of options and packages can add more than a few euros to the price of entry. Package 1 includes a sunroof, 16-inch silver alloy wheels and the Premium sound system ($1,960). Package 2 includes all that plus leather seating surfaces; multifunction steering wheel; interior wood trim for the shift knob, dash center console and doors; Homelink; 12-way power adjustable driver seat with 3-position memory and 4-way power adjustable lumbar support; power passenger seat; manual rear sunshade; and XM Satellite Radio, which includes activation plus 3 months of service ($4,660). Package 3 is identical except that Sirius Satellite Radio replaces XM. Either satellite radio service can also be ordered separately ($375).
A brace of electronic handling aids are standard on 2.5 and TDI models but must be optioned into Value Edition Jettas. Electronic stabilization program (ESP) is a worthy option ($280); and engine braking assist (EBA), which helps prevent compression-induced skids in slippery conditions.
The Volkswagen Jetta body is completely redesigned. It's larger, dimensionally as well as visually, in every direction. Compared to the previous Jetta, it has a longer wheelbase and wider track. It has also put on a little weight, tipping the scales at a little over 3,200 pounds. However, that extra mass was put to good use, as the greatly improved structural rigidity now puts the Jetta at the top of its class, and there's a larger trunk and more interior room, particularly for rear seat passengers.
The eye is drawn at once to the chrome-framed front grille. Like it or not, get used to it, because this is the new face of Volkswagen. Chrome is also used in eyebrows atop the large engine air inlets in the front bumper and, on 2.5 and TDI models, for the side-window surrounds.
Though the most striking element is the aggressive thrust and slope of the car's snout, compared to some other recent nose-forward designs, the composite headlamps and various inlets and grilles are well integrated into the Jetta's raked rearward flow. A striking vee, created by the slant of the headlamps and sloping hood lines, is carried strongly toward the rear by the steeply raked windshield and character lines running along the flanks. The rear window is carried deeply into the well-defined C-pillar, accentuating the designers' quest for a coupe-like sweep to the rear quarters. Flares at the four wheels blend into well-defined side skirts and, at the rear, into a lower valance panel accentuated by twin chrome-tipped tailpipes.
The car's tail is a significant departure from previous Jetta styling. The whole structure appears longer, but the larger taillight clusters, now divided between the trunk and rear fender, help widen the proportion of the car's hindquarters in relation to its height, giving the car a more substantial, less boxy-looking stern. Also helping to integrate the increased bulk of the trunk into the fenders is the coupe-like sweep of the C-pillar and the extensive rear window, which slants deeply into the trunkline.
The round rear driving and brake lights will likely be singled out as the new styling's most derivative statement, giving the car a blander, more Asian look to it than previous Jettas. The car's overall look is more pleasant than exciting.
How well this new design is accepted by the beholder is, however, an entirely different matter from the execution. And the execution is where Volkswagen excels. The body panels fit tightly and the paint finish is exquisite. If there's little excitement in the Jetta's styling, there's certainly a perceptible aura of rational engineering everywhere you look.
Volkwagen interiors are closely studied by the competition for good reason. VW's designers accomplish more with less, combining expensive-looking materials with simple but attractive styling and excellent ergonomics for very inviting cockpits.
Our test car, a 2.5L with six-speed automatic, was as full of stuff as could be stuffed in a new Jetta. The leather upholstery is well fitted and stitched around contours that provide a high degree of support. The Tamo ash wood trim is indeed trim and not the great expanses of lumber in a lame attempt to class up the interior. To the contrary, it's tastefully applied to complement the interior's sweeps and angles. Helping to relieve the eye of any monochromatic monotony are such touches as metallic trim around the shift lever, metallic instrument cluster rings; chrome door handles, glovebox lock cylinder and trunk release switch, and the button for the parking brake lever.
Between the eight-way power seat, power lumbar adjustment, adjustable steering column and height-adjustable safety belt, all but the rarest of human body types will find a comfortable driving position. The fully electric front driver's seat is positioned with the controls on the side of the seat cushion or it can adjusted automatically, via a three-level memory switch (which also adjusts the outside mirrors) or by the key fob, which can be specifically programmed for each driver (this adjusts only the seat).
A short styling aside here: Exposed windshield wipers were a pet peeve of former VW chairman Ferdinand Piech, and so he ordered that all future VWs would have hidden wipers. To aid in this design, a cowling now sits along the base of the windshield and cuts off some of the view over the nose of the car. It's not a safety issue, but former VW owners will notice the difference right away. To Piech's credit, the hidden wipers do indeed lend a more upscale look.
Each of the five possible passengers is held in place by a three-point safety belt, and each position has an adjustable headrest and emergency locking retractors for the belts. The front seat belts also have pre-tensioners with load limiters for a more effective reaction to need, and the front headrests are active, automatically moving up and forward if the occupant's torso is pressed back in the seat, as happens in many kinds of collisions. To help reduce leg injuries, the pedals get away from the driver in the event of a front-end collision. And there are six airbags throughout the cabin ready to deploy if needed, including side curtains to help protect the outboard passengers.
The thick-rimmed, padded three-spoke steering wheel frames a gauge cluster dominated by the two large dials of the tachometer and speedometer, well shaded from ambient light by a curved cowl. In daylight the graphics read white on black, at night changing to white on VW's signature, soothing swimming-pool blue with lighted red pointers. In either case, the data are easy to comprehend at a glance. Within both the tach and speedo are a number of warning lights and advisories about secondary functions, including one thoughtful warning that the fuel filler door was left opened after gassing up.
Part of option Package 2 are steering wheel-imbedded buttons that can operate a phone, mute the radio, or toggle between the various modes of the sound system. The large center pad holds the air bag and sounds the horn when pressed.
To the left of the wheel is the headlamp switch, which has three positions: When turned off, the daytime running lights are activated. Click the dial once to the right, and automatic headlight control is activated, which measures ambient light and turns on the headlights when needed, such as in a long tunnel or as night approaches. A third click and the headlights are turned on. When they become available, front foglamps will also be worked with this switch.
A large electronic message pad sits dead center, just over.
Driving Impression
Climb in the new Jetta 2.5L, turn the key and the driver is greeted by the raspy growl of the new five-cylinder engine. It's definitely an in-your-ear sound that will find favor with those who appreciate mechanical sturm und drang, but it might be a little annoying to drivers who'd rather talk on the phone.
As soon as the Jetta pulls away from the curb, there's a noticeable feel of solidness and a clear sense of high build quality. As there should be. A large part of the investment in the Jetta went toward increasing the car's structural integrity. The stronger structure forms not only a more solid grounding for suspension and drivetrain components, it helps reduce unwanted noise from being transmitted into the cabin.
The other element that was considered most critical in the design of this performance-oriented car was the suspension. This is, without question, the best handling front-wheel-drive car Volkswagen has ever produced yet, somewhat paradoxically, it all starts with the new multi-link setup in the tail of the car.
The physics are complicated, but, simply stated, if the rear end of the car won't properly follow the front, then handling limits are low and driver effort is high. Replacing the old solid-beam axle with the new four-link rear suspension (with telescopic gas-filled shock absorbers, coil springs and stabilizer bar) means reduced body roll, better contact between the wheels and the pavement, and improved ride quality. Angling the shock absorbers and combining them with oval helper springs also contribute to a wider trunk opening for easier loading.
Changes to the front suspension also made dramatic differences to the car's feel. The MacPherson strut arrangement (with coil springs, telescopic shocks and a newly designed, integrated stabilizer bar to reduce weight) has improved geometry to increase front wheel location and reduce torque steer to unnoticeable levels, even when the throttle is maxed out in a corner. This is an amazingly balanced car, with little or no sense that the front end is doing the work of both pulling and steering the car.
Credit the new Servotronic power steering for the sharp response through the steering wheel. It not only adjusts to speed, providing more assist at low speeds and higher effort on the open road, but, through electronic control of the steering column, it automatically corrects the car's direction when such external forces as crosswinds threaten to move it off track. It's a bit disconcerting at first for the car to do something a driver expects he'll have to do but after a short time becomes very welcome in its ability to reduce driver effort.
Getting the car underway is generally effortless, even in slippery conditions due to the application of various standard traction aids. Every Jetta comes with EDL, an electronic differential lock that varies power to either front wheel depending on which one has more traction. It works by applying the brakes very slightly on the wheel that has lost traction, while at the same time it sends more torque to the other wheel. Also standard across the line is ASR, anti-slip regulation, which reduces engine power to the front wheels if slip is detected.
Both EDL and ASR are part of the electronic stability program, or ESP, which is standard on the 2.5L and TDI models and optional on Value Editions. ESP incorporates ABS to brake any of the car's four wheels individually and reduce the risk of skidding. Studies in Europe have shown how effective electronic stability systems are in helping avoid accidents and should be considered a standard item on any serious driver's order list.
The only commotion during take-off, then, is the raspy growl of the new five-cylinder engine, which has been tuned for instant gratification. Throttle tip-in is aggressive, especially when the Sport mode is chosen from the automatic transmission's shift pattern. Upshifts and downshifts then occu.
The all-new Volkswagen Jetta is a delectable dish of European-bred automotive technology, superior materials and tangibly good build quality. Choosing to address the American driver's thirst for torque was one of the more pleasing ways that Volkswagen fashioned this car for the stop-and-go derby of urban driving, but it's still how well the Jetta conquers the open road that makes the Volkswagen driving experience especially distinctive and enjoyable.
New Car Test Drive correspondent Greg Brown filed this report from Southern California.
Model Lineup
Volkswagen Jetta Value Edition ($17,900); Value Edition automatic ($18,975); 2.5L ($20,390); 2.5L automatic ($21,465); 1.9L TDI ($21,385); TDI automatic ($22,460).
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Package 2 ($4,660) includes leather seating surfaces; wood trim for steering wheel, shift knob, shift lever, dash, center console and doors; electric tilt/slide sunroof with manual shade; 16-inch alloy wheels; premium sound system with XM Satellite Radio (activation and 3 months of service); multi-function steering wheel; Homelink; 12-way power adjustable driver seat w/3-position memory; power passenger seat; manual rear sunshade.
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Volkswagen Jetta 2.5L ($18,975).Both the Volkswagen Jetta sedan and wagon offer something for everyone. This versatility could explain its continued success in the North American market. The Jetta starts life as a sensible mode of transportation, but with the right engine and transmission selected, the Jetta can transform into a real performer. The Jetta is powered by one of three different engines, a modest 115-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, a lively 180-hp 1.8-liter turbo four-cylinder, and finally for those looking for maximum fuel economy a 100-hp 1.9L TDI diesel engine. Depending on the engine, buyers can also choose between four different transmission types; five-speed or six-speed manual, and either a four-speed or five speed automatic. AM/FM CD player with 8 speakers, air-conditioning, cruise control, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, keyless entry, power windows and door locks, are all standard conveniences on the Jetta. When it comes to safety, all Jetta's are equipped with six airbags, anti-lock brakes, front safety belts with pre-tensioners and load limiters, anti-intrusion side door beams, and a steering wheel which is deformable/collapsible upon impact. Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP) with brake assist is optional on all models. For 2005, the 2.8-liter VR6 engine has been removed from the Jetta lineup. There are no other significant changes from the previous model year.
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Blueberry Ginger Mojito Pitchers2014-10-11
- Skill Level: Normal
- Servings : 2
- Prep Time : 20m
- Cook Time : 5m
- Ready In : 40m
My brother made these on the 4th of July and they were amazing: Blueberry, Ginger Mojito Pitchers Recipe : Tyler Florence : Food Network. – Lrigatonmai
- For the Ginger simple syrup:
- 1/4 cup grated fresh ginger
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup cold water
- For the Mojito:
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- 1 lime, cut into wedges
- 20 to 24 fresh mint leaves
- 4 ounces ginger simple syrup
- 4 ounces vodka
- 5 ounces club soda
- Ice cubes
- Blueberries, for garnish
- Mint leaves, for garnish
Step 1
For the Ginger simple syrup: Peel and grate the ginger and add it, together with the sugar and cold water, to a saucepan. Bring it to the boil and stir until the sugar dissolves. Cover and let steep for 15 minutes. Strain and cool in the refrigerator when done.
Step 2
For the Mojito: Add the blueberries, lime wedges and fresh mint leaves to the glass (or pitcher). Muddle with a wooden spoon so the blueberries are broken and the mint and lime release their juices and flavor. If assembling pitchers you can cover them at this stage and leave in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
Step 3
When ready to serve, add the simple syrup, vodka and top off with club soda. Give it a quick stir and then pour into glasses with ice cubes. Garnish with a handful of fresh blueberries and a sprig of mint.
Step 4
The recipe outlined below is for 2 tall glasses, but you can use the ratio to make pitchers (depending on how big your pitcher is double or quadruple the recipe).
Step 5
Combine the blueberries, mint leaves and lime wedges in the pitcher and muddle it in there with the back of a wooden spoon. When you are ready to serve add the vodka, ginger simple syrup and club soda. Stir and pour into glasses with a couple of ice cubes. Garnish each glass with some fresh blueberries and a sprig of fresh mint.


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Casner Mountain TrailPosted in Events on February 5, 2014
"You did what with my stove?"
Life on the frontier, as they say, could be rough. Those who set out to explore beyond familiar surroundings and make a new home literally in the middle of nowhere had tenacity. Shift into 4WD and venture more than 100 years back in time as we follow the Casner Mountain Trail and re-live stories of the Casner family.
We were in central Arizona in the Red Rock District of Coconino National Forest. We'd gathered a group of 10 rigs for a day of backcountry exploring, taking in some scenic vistas and local history. Mark and Tami Longfield in their 2012 Jeep Rubicon were our knowledgeable trip leaders for the day.
We started our route in the dirt on Loy Butte Road southwest of Sedona and headed north across high desert just west of Windmill Mountain. Following F.S. 525C, we were aiming toward Casner Mountain in the distance, which would ultimately take us to elevations just a few hundred feet shy of 7,000.
The Casner Mountain Trail was established by the Casner family in the 1880s. The family used this trail to move their grazing herds of cattle between the Verde Valley area and the higher elevations of the Mogollon Rim during the warmer months. Today, the trail serves partly as an access to modern power lines and partly to an 8-mile forest section that requires a USFS Special Use Permit. This access is granted for one trip a week during the months when the area is not frozen or snowy. The trail is open to 50-inch and smaller vehicles year-round without a permit. Find more information on this trail on the Coconino National Forest website.
In 1875 traveling by covered wagon, Riley Casner and his wife Rebecca arrived in Jerome, Arizona. They essentially lived as nomads in their wagon carving an existence out of the countryside until 1889, when they finally established a homestead. The story goes that Rebecca had cooked off a campfire for some number of years, but eventually saved enough money from selling eggs and milk to buy a cook stove. One day, Riley traded her hard-earned stove for a horse, forcing her to once again save the funds to replace it, all the while feeling scornful towards the husband who had taken a vital part of her kitchen. Rebecca eventually outlived her husband. According to his obituary in the December 10, 1909, issue of The Coconino Sun newspaper, Riley passed away at age 67. He was credited with being the first orchard planter in the Verde Valley.
Riley's brothers Dan and Bill ran sheep herds in the area. Like many stories of successful western settlers, there are tales of their demise at the hands of robbers. Another brother, Mose, is rumored to have buried caches of gold coins in the area, and died before he could pass on their whereabouts.
The thin trail we followed knifes between two fairly large wilderness areas: Sycamore Canyon Wilderness and Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness. Native peoples, including the Sinagua, Anasazi, Hohokam, and Mogollon, populated this area before settlers arrived from the eastern United States.
Loy Butte is another mountain in the Secret Mountain Wilderness named after a pioneer. In 1876, Samuel Loy settled in the Verde Valley area just to the south. In and about this period, the Apache Wars and similar incidents were taking place, and it was the start of considerable gold mining in Verde Valley, especially near the town of Jerome.
Our trek took us from the high desert up switchbacks to the top of the Casner Mountain mesa. On a clear summer day, we could see for tens of miles across huge valley expanses and diverse landscapes. We were glad to be able to access such remote beauty and enjoy a great day on the trail with old and new friends without having to use a covered wagon.


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Sheep herding on the open prairie
This photograph is from my 1922 world geography book. The man is a sheep herder in Montana. It must have been an exciting day for him when this photograph was made. He appears to be dressed in his best suit of clothing for the occasion. The two little dogs beside him don't look much like "sheep dogs", but I'm sure he had trained them to help.
Here's the description the book gives of sheep ranching and the sheep herder's life:
A good sized sheep ranch has from twenty-five thousand to forty thousand herd of sheep. These, like cattle, may feed partly upon government land, or the "range" and partly open land fenced in and owned by the ranchman. During the coldest winter weather, when the snow may be so deep that the sheep cannot obtain food, they are often driven into protected corrals and fed on alfalfa. The fierce winds of the open plains help them, however, by drifting the snow and thus leaving open patches where they can find grass.
When the sheep are feeding on the range, one man, with a dog can herd twenty-five hundred; and if he has a horse to ride, he sometimes takes care of five thousand Selecting a spot near water for a camp, the herder drives his sheep out each morning, and back at night, going each day a distance of two or three miles from camp. When the grass is eaten in one place, the camp is moved; then from the new point as a center, they wander out as before.
The life of the herder is extremely lonely, both day and night being spent with the sheep. Once a week a man brings him food; and for weeks, and even months at a time, the only company he has aside from his sheep, is his dog and possibly his horse.
Source: World Geographies: Second Book by Ralph S. Tarr, B.S. F.G.S.A, and Frank M. McMurry, Ph. D. Copyrighted in 1920 and published in New York by the Macmillan Company in 1922.
The article says that one out of twenty sheep died during the harsh Montana winter. These animals were skinned and the hides were sent to market in early spring.
About the first of June, the sheep were sheared. To avoid the expense of transporting the wool, the sheep were often driven to the railroad over a period of weeks. They grazed along the way, moving a few miles closer to their destination each day. When they arrived at the railhead, they were sheared. The wool was pressed into bales and shipped to the eastern U.S. for manufacturing.
According to the book, some 3 to 5 year-old sheep were sold for mutton starting in July. I suppose that by mid-summer, they had regained some fat.


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CRS Report Withheld By USTR Confirms That ACTA Language Is Quite Questionable
from the revealed deptWe're happy to announce that we've been able to get our hands on the -- until now -- secret Congressional Research Service analysis of ACTA. You can see it embedded below, and it shows that the language used by the USTR in ACTA has lots of weasel words that let them claim it doesn't impact US law, but the interpretations of the language could very much impact US law. First some background.
A few weeks back, we mentioned that KEI was appealing the fact that the USTR was refusing to release a Congressional Research Service report on the legality of ACTA, claiming that it couldn't release the report because it was controlled by Congress. However, there is little evidence to support that. Not surprisingly, the USTR's response to KEI's appeal was to again deny the FOIA request to release the report, claiming:
The [USTR FOIA Appeals] Committee undertook a comprehensive review of the circumstance of the creation of the document at issue and the conditions under which it was sent to USTR, including through statements provided by members of USTR's Office and Congressional Affairs and Office of Intellectual Property and Innovation. The Committee concludes that Congress intended to retain control over this document and that it is not an agency record subject to FOIA.What struck us as odd about the whole thing was why KEI was focused on the USTR, rather than Senator Wyden. So we asked Senator Wyden to release the report, and about an hour ago, his office sent us the CRS memo, in slightly redacted form. The redactions are around a specific issue relating to ongoing negotiations over the degree to which patents are covered by ACTA -- the one key sticking point in the remaining negations. The US wants to include a footnote that effectively lets it ignore a key point about patent injunctions, because US law has certain prohibitions on injunctions, and the current ACTA text suggests that all signatories would have to offer up injunctions as a possibility in those cases.
As you read through the document, however, what becomes clear is that nothing is very clear in ACTA, and there are all sorts of weasel words and poorly-defined aspects to the drafting. What that means is that it all depends on the interpretation. If certain sections are interpreted one way, then ACTA clearly conflicts with US law. If they're interpreted in a more permissive fashion, then the US can walk the tightrope and comply with ACTA without having to change US law. But the problem is that it's not at all clear. This leads ACTA supporters to be in a position to say, "well, it doesn't require changes to US law," and then not have to deal with the issue that, down the road, lobbyists (and other countries) will inevitably point to language in ACTA and push the US to change its laws in order to comply. That's the really nefarious part about all of this.
The memo also notes that while technically Congress is not supposed to be restrained by ACTA, the practical realities may be different:
Congress may not feel compelled to take into account the requirements of an agreement that it had no formal role in approving. On the other hand, it may well be that Members of Congress might be reluctant to consider legislative approaches that would alter federal law in a manner that might make the United States in default of its ACTA obligations. The seriousness of such a concern may turn on the extent to which the United States may be held accountable for ignoring its ACTA obligations, or how successful the United States is in convincing other ACTA Parties of its compliance with the ACTA commitments even with such legislation.In other words, if the US can weasel its way around complaints from other countries and industry lobbyists, it might still be able to fix broken parts of copyright, trademark and patent law... but most folks in Congress probably don't want to bother with that fight. More simply: technically, ACTA probably doesn't constrain Congress, but the political reality is that it absolutely does constrain Congress. But we knew that already.
Most of the other concerns are specific to the language choices used in ACTA. For example, in this section, the CRS researchers note how the drafters try to distinguish rights from enforcement in ways that might not be reasonable or even possible:
Another initial provision in the draft tax declares: "This Agreement shall be without prejudice to provisions governing the availability, acquisition, scope, and maintenance of intellectual property rights contained in a Party's law." Note that this language refers to intellectual property rights (as opposed to remedies for violation of those rights). Thus, this provision allows a Party to have domestic laws that contain exceptions, limitations, and conditions concerning the "availability, acquisition, scope, and maintenance" of IPR. It does not, however, appear to apply to a Party's domestic laws that provide exceptions to the remedies that are available to intellectual property holders that seek to enforce their IPR. Yet it may be difficult in certain circumstances to draw a distinction between a Party's domestic laws that establish rights and those that provide remedies for violation of those rights; if the domestic law clearly concerns the latter, then this provision does not appear to be relevant. For example, a law that specifies that "injunctive relief is not available..." for certain acts of infringement, appears more clearly to be a limitation on available remedies. However, a law that specifies that "it is not an act of infringement to" perform a specific action could be considered a limitation on remedies, or it could also be regarded as an exception, limitation, or condition regarding the availability and scope of IPR.Really, what becomes clear in all of this is just what a dreadful document ACTA is. It's vague in all sorts of important places, in order to give the USTR and ACTA supporters wiggle room to claim that it is in line with US law, but allow folks in other countries to claim that the US is not in line with ACTA. Agreeing to ACTA is a disaster in waiting. Even if it doesn't technically constrain Congress, it's going to tie us up in a series of ridiculous fights over compliance, and the pressure will clearly be on the US to interpret the provisions in ACTA in the most stringent ways (necessitating changes to US law) to avoid fights over whether or not we've lived up to our "international obligations."
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Propensity for Lung Involvement in Rheumatic Disorders
Dr. Paget: It is a pleasure today to introduce Dr. Daniel Libby, who is a Clinical Professor of Medicine at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. Dr. Libby is a renowned pulmonary specialist who has helped us over the years in taking care of our patients with various rheumatologic, autoimmune, and connective tissue diseases and their pulmonary problems.
Dr. Libby, what is there about the lung that makes it so prone to being attacked, invaded, affected by the diseases that we take care of over here at HSS?
Dr. Libby: I think that there are two things that make the lung involved in a lot of peripheral disorders. One is, of course, that the lung is a filter. It filters both the air that we breathe constantly, so that anything in the environment has the potential to affect the body first in the lungs. The second point is that the lungs receive the entire cardiac output of blood supply, so that if there is an immune problem or infectious problem somewhere in the body, very often the lung is affected. That would be a general answer to the question of why the lungs get involved so frequently with rheumatologic problems.
Dr. Paget: Many of the diseases that we deal with at HSS are immunological disorders, and the lung certainly plays a role in immunology, in filtering, and also in the battlefront between the invaders and the inner part of the body. Is the lung a very effective organ in protecting us in those ways?
Dr. Libby: I would say yes. The lung is very effective. When I say the lung, I mean the entire respiratory system, from the tips of the nerves in the mouth, to all the structures inside the bronchial tubes, and the microscopic hairs called cilia and the mucous that is produced. These are all aspects of the respiratory system that help us fight infections, so that if something is breathed in from the air we are able to clear it.
Internally, the lungs are pretty much like any other part of the body. They contain lymph glands that help fight infections or react to problems in the body. The lung has a fairly limited number of responses that it can mount against various insults. We will probably touch upon those as we talk, but the lung responds in a similar way to a variety of different insults or invaders from the outside.
Dr. Paget: You alluded a moment ago to infection, and that is important because not only can some of the disorders we will talk about in a moment directly affect the lung, but the therapies that we give for those disorders can set patients up for infections.
Dr. Libby: Absolutely. Take, for example, the disease lupus. How does it affect the lung? Probably the most common way lupus affects the lung is that the lung is exposed to a lot of different infections in people with lupus. Thus, it's not so much the lupus itself, but both the treatment of the lupus and the underlying disease make the patient more prone to infection. So if people have a pulmonary problem and they have lupus, there is an excellent chance that there is infection. There doesn't have to be, but that often is the case.
Dr. Paget: Before discussing these various illnesses, what are the parts of the lung that we can break up for the discussion, fully understanding that one or more of them can be involved in any disorder? What are the players that we are dealing with?
Dr. Libby: The players really are the different anatomic parts of the respiratory system. Let's start from the outside-in. The pleura, or the lining of the lung, is commonly involved in disorders that you might describe as pleurisy. It can get involved through inflammation, and fluid can accumulate. Next, the substance of the lung, the lung parenchyma itself, can be involved in a variety of different ways. As a generic term, when we say the lung is inflamed or infected, we are discussing the lung substance, and the patient has pneumonitis or pneumonia.
Also commonly involved are the bronchial tubes and the little bronchial tubes called bronchioles. They can get obstructed or scarred, and this can cause a problem. Then, further up towards the mouth, even the vocal cords can get involved, because the vocal cords have little joints called cricoarytenoid joints, which can be involved in certain rheumatologic disorders. Also, in certain disorders, the production of saliva, which is an important aspect of our defense against infections, can be inhibited by disorders such as Sjögren's syndrome.
Then a little higher up are the sinuses - the paranasal sinuses - which can be affected in certain disorders. So, really, virtually any part in the respiratory system can be affected.
Pulmonary Manifestations in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Dr. Paget: So let's go into them and try to find out what anatomical components can be involved, either singly or together. In rheumatoid arthritis, center stage is still the joint. A certain percentage of patients develop what are called extra articular manifestations. What are the typical manifestations that you see as a pulmonologist with regard to rheumatoid arthritis?
Dr. Libby: Rheumatoid arthritis can affect the lung in many ways. One of the ways is that it can cause a type of pleurisy, a little fluid accumulation outside the lung. It is not often a large amount of fluid, but it can be large. It can be confused with other problems, such as infection or cancer, but generally by a process of elimination, the analysis of that fluid, and the general condition of the patient tell us that it is related to the rheumatoid arthritis and not some infection. So rheumatoid pleurisy, or rheumatoid pleural effusion, is one manifestation.
Another very common problem would be involvement of the substance of the lung itself. In this category, there are a few different ways that rheumatoid arthritis can affect the lung. One is called interstitial lung disease, where the substance of the lung is affected diffusely with scar tissue and/or inflammation.
We have to be careful in dealing with pneumonitis or interstitial lung disease in rheumatoid arthritis, whether it's the rheumatoid arthritis itself that is affecting the lung, the treatment of the rheumatoid arthritis (the various drugs can also cause inflammation in the lung, or, of course, infection. All can give similar findings on x-ray or clinically.
Another way that rheumatoid arthritis can affect the substance of the lung is to cause little spots or nodules in the lung. Rheumatoid nodules can form in other parts of the body, like the skin, but in the lung, they often cause confusion because one isn't sure. Is it a rheumatoid nodule, is it infection or is it cancer? So sometimes a biopsy has to be performed to differentiate among these possibilities.
There is another manifestation of rheumatoid arthritis in the lung called fibrobullous disease, where there are little cysts, usually at the top of the lung, that can be a problem.
Then we can move from the substance of the lung into the bronchial tubes. Sometimes rheumatoid arthritis involves the little bronchial tubes called bronchioles and causes a condition, which can be indistinguishable from emphysema or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, called rheumatoid bronchiolitis.
Another manifestation, as I alluded to before, is involvement of the vocal cords with the cricoarytenoid joints, called cricoarytenoid arthritis. In that case, a patient might complain of hoarseness or shortness of breath. That is a fairly uncommon manifestation.
Dr. Paget: As a rheumatologist, I am aware that these are very uncommon manifestations. To a pulmonary doctor, when you see them, obviously they are 100% of the patients that you are seeing at the moment. Let's use rheumatoid arthritis as an exemplar to display the tools you have at hand to make a diagnosis, from the simple to the more invasive.
Dr. Libby: Let's take a patient who has developed shortness of breath as a symptom, and maybe a dry cough. The physical examination might display some findings in the lungs, some fine crackle or "rales" as we term them. The chest x-ray might show some diffuse changes in the lungs.
You might refer the patient to me with a possible diagnosis of interstitial lung disease, perhaps related to rheumatoid arthritis. Then I would query the patient about medications they have been on, other symptoms, travel, things that might indicate some time of unusual infection. Then I might order a CAT scan to help me see what the findings are in the lung. That sometimes helps differentiate the types of interstitial lung disease.
And then, finally, we might decide, if it's important enough, that some type of tissue biopsy is necessary. This can be performed either bronchoscopically, with an instrument inserted through the nostril after local anesthesia with sedation or, on occasion, it is necessary to get a larger piece of lung tissue and general anesthesia is required. This minimally invasive surgery is called video assisted thoracoscopic biopsy.
So those would be examples of some of the tools.
We also test the functional aspects of the patient. Very often we will order breathing tests or pulmonary function tests, which can be used as objective ways of following the progress of the disease or the therapy for the disease.
Pulmonary Manifestations in Lupus and Antiphospholipid Syndrome
Dr. Paget: We will come back in a moment to therapeutic options, because they in some ways overlap a bunch of the disorders we will talk about. Let's move on for a moment to lupus. How is lupus either the same or different from rheumatoid arthritis with regard to its lung manifestations?
Well, some of the manifestations can be identical. In lupus, the patients can have interstitial lung disease. In fact, there are rare cases where the interstitial lung disease seems to be the major part of the lupus. However, as a general rule with lupus, interstitial lung disease isn't as common as it is with rheumatoid arthritis.
Dr. Libby: In lupus, more commonly the patient might have pulmonary manifestations such as pleurisy, which would be heralded not by the symptoms of shortness of breath on exertion, but rather by some chest pain with deep breath. So that that would be the symptom one might expect from lupus causing pleurisy.
Also with lupus, perhaps a little bit more commonly than with rheumatoid arthritis and other rheumatologic disorders, there can be fairly acute problems in the lung, possibly influenced by the lupus therapy, such as opportunistic infections, and the lupus itself can affect the lung fairly suddenly with an acute pneumonia, which can be very profound.
Dr. Paget: As you're implying as well, patients with lupus or rheumatoid arthritis are humans and are subject to all the other scenarios of possible problems. So they can get infections. The lupus patients can even have pulmonary emboli, and so you really have to broaden your concept of possibilities because it is a multisystem disorder.
Dr. Libby: Absolutely. As you said, you have to look at the whole patient. If patients have been lying in bed, they might be prone to pulmonary emboli - as they might if they have antiphospholipid syndrome, which predisposes to clots.
Dr. Paget: What is your armamentarium in rheumatoid arthritis and lupus? Obviously, it's my job to control the rest of the disease, and if infection is ruled in you treat it - but what do we have in our armamentarium to treat lung problems?
Dr. Libby: If we are talking about a problem such as pleurisy associated with lupus, then it often would simply be a buck-up in the dose of steroids or the introduction of steroids to control that. If we are talking about progressive interstitial lung disease, then again, it might require introduction or increase in steroid dosage and cessation of medications that might introduce interstitial lung disease, such as methotrexate.
In addition, we occasionally add drugs that you might or might not use for rheumatoid arthritis to treat the lung problems, such as azathioprine. We have a certain armamentarium, and there is a lot of overlap with what you use to treat the underlying rheumatoid arthritis.
Dr. Paget: So we are equally aggressive to the aggressiveness of this disorder and we up the ante depending upon how it is presented.
Dr. Libby: Yes, the focus is its impact on the person's life overall. For example, if the person has interstitial lung disease but it's not affecting daily life too much, I wouldn't get too aggressive about treating it. But if it is affecting lifestyle greatly, I would be more aggressive in looking at it.
Pulmonary Manifestations in Scleroderma
Dr. Paget: Let's move on to another connective tissue disorder that has a slightly different personality when it comes to the lung, and that's scleroderma.
Dr. Libby: Scleroderma can be devastating in its pulmonary manifestations. Sometimes it can, however, present just as a curiosity with a finding on a chest x-ray that the patient and doctor really are not aware of. But to turn our attention to scleroderma there are different ways that it can affect the respiratory system. One is, again, interstitial lung disease or scar tissue in the lung, very similar in many ways to the manifestations that we mentioned in rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.
Another manifestation in the lung would be a condition called pulmonary hypertension. This is where the pressure in the pulmonary blood vessels, that is the blood vessels that connect the heart to the lungs, can go up. This is a result of inflammation or scar tissue in the tiny little arteries that feed the lung, and this can cause the patient to notice symptoms like shortness of breath, faintness or loss of consciousness. It can cause cardiac arrhythmias and could even be fatal.
It is a difficult condition to treat. One has to think of it -- have a high suspicion of it -- in a patient with scleroderma, because very often there isn't a chest x-ray finding or physical exam finding that automatically points to it. So if you have a patient with scleroderma, often a woman, but not always, on the young side, who has symptoms of unexplained shortness of breath, loss of consciousness, near fainting or palpitations, you should think of the possibility of pulmonary hypertension because it can be treated.
There are other manifestations of scleroderma in the lung. Scleroderma very often affects swallowing; the esophagus can be affected in scleroderma. Because of that, the lungs can get secondarily involved with gastric juice or fluid that is aspirated down the wrong way.
Pulmonary Manifestations in Granulomatosis Granulomatosis with Polyangiitis
Dr. Paget: Finally, another type of disorder potentially damaging to the lung is granulomatosis with polyangiitis (GPA). That is yet a different kind of presentation. Maybe you can tell us a little bit about that.
Dr. Libby:Granulomatosis with polyangiitis is a thoroughly uncommon disease. It tends to affect men more than woman, unlike some of the other rheumatologic disorders. It is a disease of inflammation around the blood vessels. It can affect many different parts of the body, but since today we are talking about the respiratory system, I will concentrate on that.
GPA can affect the respiratory system in several ways. One, it can involve the sinuses. It can cause sinusitis, and it can be difficult to distinguish from infectious sinusitis. But if the person has involvement of many sinuses and it is difficult to treat this disorder, GPA should be thought of.
It can also involve the upper airway, that is, parts of the respiratory system like the voice box or larynx or the bronchial tubes. It can cause narrowing or ulceration in these structures. Finally, it can involve the substance of the lung itself. It can cause spots on the lung, which can be confused with cancer or infection; sometimes the spots are filled with air in their cavities.
There are times when GPA presents with interstitial lung disease, but it's more likely for GPA to produce discreet spots or cavities in the lung.
Dr. Paget: How do we treat that?
Dr. Libby: First, we differentiate it from other disorders such as infection. Once we have done that, we often require a tissue biopsy to make a definite diagnosis of GPA. Also, we have to evaluate the whole patient, because GPA often will involve other parts of the body that need special attention such as the kidneys. But there are many cases of GPA where it seems to be confined to the respiratory system. If it seems to be a disorder that is progressive and not going away on its own, then it is treated with a variety of medications, often a combination of steroids with cytotoxic drugs like azathioprine or cyclophosphamide, and other medications now available as well.
Dr. Paget: What do you see on the horizon from a diagnostic point of view? Are there new types of imaging studies that will give us better ideas about the pathology?
Dr. Libby: I think the use of the CAT scan has been very important with high resolution imaging. This is helpful in differentiating infection from an underlying rheumatologic disorder. Often studies such as PET scans (positron emission tomography) in this setting are not that helpful. They are useful in cases where you have to differentiate malignancy from inflammatory disorders, but there isn't enough experience with PET scanning at this point to really say that it is going to be that helpful.
We often rely on our colleagues, the rheumatologists, to get the right blood test to help us. Blood tests can be helpful in telling us if the rheumatologic disorder is active. For example, in GPA, a person might present with spots on the lung, and if someone thinks of the diagnosis they will draw the ANCA level, often before the patient sees me. It makes my job a lot easier. Then there are blood tests that can be used in deciding about fungal infections and that sort of thing.
Those are some of things that we have. Imaging is important, but it never takes the place of good history, physical, blood tests, adjunctive techniques that we have.
Dr. Paget: Thank you very much.
Posted: 6/19/2002
From an interview with Dr. Daniel M. Libby by Dr. Stephen A. Paget


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True Wild Life | Tiger Shark | The tiger shark is the fourth biggest shark in the world and is found in warmer and tropical waters in the Southern Hemisphere. The tiger shark tends to be found in more coastal waters but tigers sharks are also known to go into the deeper ocean if they need to hunt for food. The tiger shark is a fierce predator and tiger sharks hunt everything in the water including fish, seals, birds, turtles and even other sharks. The tiger shark gets it's name from the black stripes it has when it is young. Most tiger sharks lose these stripes as they get older.
Like most other species of shark, tiger sharks have sensors on the sides of their heads which enable them to detect small muscle movements from nearby creatures. The tiger shark also has a wedge-shaped head which allows the shark to turn quickly when it needs to. Tiger sharks can reach a top speed of around 20mph which is pretty fast in the water! Tiger sharks are extremely aggressive animals are thought to be one of the most dangerous sharks for humans to come into contact with. Tiger sharks are solitary hunters and usually do most of their hunting at night when the tiger shark can move through the water unseen.
Female tiger sharks mate every three years or so and the time of year when this happens depends on where the tiger shark lives. Tiger sharks in the Northern Hemisphere mate from March to May, where tiger sharks in the Southern Hemisphere mate from November to January. The eggs hatch inside the female tiger shark and can remain inside her for up to 16 months. When they are big enough, the female tiger shark gives birth to between 10 and 80 baby tiger sharks.
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The company said Tuesday letters were sent to about 200 workers it says haven't reported to work since July 17.
The company said earlier workers who didn't return by Aug. 4 would be replaced, and held job fairs last week.
Workers are demanding Demoulas's reinstatement. He was fired in June by a board controlled by his rival cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas, and has been negotiating to buy the company.
Thousands of employees have protested and some customers boycotted. The distribution interruption left most of the company's 71 stores empty of meat and produce. The chain has stores Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.


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My travels took me to Omaha, NE, to teach the 8th Advanced Agricultural Lenders School. Flying in from Big Sky, MT, where the temperatures were in the 30s F, was a stark contrast to the 100° F heat and humidity of eastern Nebraska. A look out the airplane window demonstrated the power of the Missouri River. I could only see the roof peaks of barns and houses in the flooded area, and the airport was surrounded by water, with the levees just able to circumvent floodwaters.
I asked the advanced ag lenders representing six states to share some of their new lending ideas with the group. One idea was very applicable to producers.
This group indicated that it was the role of a lender not to be just a "yes" person. Occasionally, while being emotionally daunting to a producer in the short run, the answer "no" may be best in the long run. Many shared stories about saying no to a producer's loan request and then having the producer show up years later to say thanks.
One lender had a novel idea about being the "what if" person. It is important for young producers and experienced producers reading this column to know lenders in agriculture are facing intense pressure from internal credit review teams and outside regulators. In lenders' loan narratives they are being asked to shock test revenue, costs, interest rates, working capital in inventory and prepaid expenses, etc. They must explain what if this happens and how they would navigate around the turbulent economic waters that are appearing almost daily. The big what-if concerns land values and how a 10%, 20% or 30% decline will impact the collateral position of the borrower.
In summary, producers must work with their lender in the what-if game. While being intimidating and frustrating at times, sometimes it is necessary to develop proactive plans just in case. Neither lenders or producers like surprises, and asking the what-if questions can keep the economic waters from breaking the financial levees and backstops.
Editor's note: Dave Kohl, Corn & Soybean Digest trends editor, is an ag economist specializing in business management and ag finance. He recently retired from Virginia Tech, but continues to conduct applied research and travel extensively in the U.S. and Canada, teaching ag and banking seminars and speaking to producer and agribusiness groups. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Class registration for the spring 2009 semester begins on Monday, Nov. 11. Students with 84 or more earned credit hours may register on Monday; those with 54 or more credit hours on Tuesday, Nov. 12; those with a minimum of 24 hours on Monday, Nov. 17; and those with less than 24 hours on Tuesday, Nov. 18.


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Kerala 10th Board 2019 Results Download, www.keralapareekshabhavan.in
Kerala Board 10th Class Results, Kerala 10th Exam Results 2019 Download
Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan conducts Secondary examinations in Kerala and provides all the information regarding the Admit Card, Date Sheets and results regarding the secondary exams. Kerala Board also conducts Revaluation and Supplementary Exams for the students for all the subjects.
Latest Update
Kerala Board has declared the SSLC Exam Result 2019 on their official website on 5th May, 2019 around 4 pm. Students who have appeared in the final examinations of all the subjects can check their Kerala Board 10th Result 2019 by clicking on the link below.
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Kerala Board 10th Results 2019
Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is going to announce Kerala Board 10th Annual Exam Results for the year 2019 online. Students who have appeared in the 10th final exams this year are eagerly waiting for the Kerala Board 10th Results 2019. Kerala Board usually announces Tenth Final Exams Results 2019 in the month of June or July. Kerala Board will announce the result on their official web portal www.keralapareekshabhavan.in. Students can visit the official website of Kerala Board and click on the direct link of Kerala Board SSLC Results 2019. Candidates regular or private just have to mention their roll numbers to check their final exam results.
Kerala 10th Board Roll No. Wise Result 2019
Students from all the schools affiliated to Kerala Board need to have their roll numbers with them to check the Kerala X Results 2019 from the official website of the board. Students private or regular after mentioning their roll call no. can check their result of every subject like English, Math's, Science, Social Science, GK, Hindi etc. Candidates can get their total marks of their exams from the direct link for the Kerala 10th Board Result 2019. Students would be able to check their CGPA, percentage, subject wise marks and total marks from the result page. We wish all the very best to all the students for the SSLC Exam Final Results 2019.
Kerala 10th Board Result 2019
Kerala Board of Education also provides much information for the students like Admit Card, Time Table, Results and Supplementary Results etc. The board also provides District Wise Merit List, Top Ten students List and Number of Students appeared in the final examinations
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Kerala 10th Board Name Wise Result 2019
Students if want to check the Kerala Board X Board Result 2019 can also mention their name in the place of their roll number. On the result's page you can see a small link where Name Wise will be written. Students who want to download the Kerala Board SSLC Results 2019 or want to check their results can write their name in the box after that a list will appear and according to it click on the correct link to download the Kerala 10th Board Results 2019. Kerala Board of Education will soon upload the 10th Annual Exam Results 2019 on their official website mentioned above. We have also provided easy steps to check Kerala SSLC Result 2019.
How to Check Kerala 10th Board Result 2019
It is quite easy to find out the 10th Annual Exam Result Online on the official website but it becomes typical for some of the candidates to search for the required information. This problem occurs with many students because they are not that familiar to the website of the Board. For their help here are the steps which would help you to download Kerala 10th Board Results 2019 from the official website.
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