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From The Files Of March 23, 1989 '89 Board members of Great Cove Golf and Recreation Club broke ground for the addition of nine holes on March 18. The additional
nine holes are scheduled to be opened next year.
Fulton County Chamber of Commerce will hold its 20th annual awards banquet on April 8 in McConnellsburg Firehall.
Former Big Cove Tannery resident Calvin Thomas, who was a patient in Bedford Hospital after being lost in the mountains during last Monday's snowstorm, was discharged last week.
Marriage licenses: Jonathan Selby, Leola, and Maria Knepper, Waterfall; Franklin DeShong, Harrisonville, and Melissa Hess, Harrisonville; Terry Fix, Mc- Connellsburg, and Vickie DeShong, McConnellsburg; Irvin Seburn, Big Cove Tannery, and Julia Hyatt, Needmore.
Monica Sauter and Wade Stotler Jr. were united in marriage February 15. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sauter Sr., Warfordsburg, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stotler Sr., Berkeley Springs.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ramsey of Hustontown on March 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bock of Fannettsburg on March 9; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fortney of Mount Union on March 13; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Hammond of Dry Run on March 15.
Wendy Bishop and Michael Bowser were united in marriage March 11 at the United Methodist Church in McConnellsburg. The bride is the daughter of John and Karen Bishop of McConnellsburg. The groom is the son of John and Sara Zechman of Fort Littleton.
Pamela Fisher and Frederick Wilhelm Jr. were married February 11 in the Methodist Church, Fort Loudon. Parents of the couple are Donald Fisher, Fort Loudon, and Anna Fisher, McConnellsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Wilhelm of Path Valley Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Keefer Jr. are proud to announce the wedding of their daughter, Dianna, to Richard Crouse, Big Cove Tannery, on February 18 at Pleasant Grove Christian Church.
Deaths: Robert Fix, McConnellsburg; Dennis Maloney, Mill Creek; Walter Leader, Everett; Mary Clugston, Chambersburg.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of March 22, 1979 '79 An unusual wedding in which the 97-yearold great-grandmothers of the bride and groom acted as flowergirls was given publicity
recently. Mrs. Viola Stevens of Chambersburg was one of the flowergirls at the wedding of her great-granddaughter, Sherri Lynn Beard, on February 17 in Newark, Del. Mrs. Stevens is known to many in Fulton and lower Huntingdon counties as she was born near Clear Ridge and spent the major part of her life in the Three Springs area. She is the daughter of the late James Barton Stevens and Ann Stevens. Mrs. Stevens lives with her daughter and son-in-law, Annalee and Ralph Gutshall, and is still very active. She travelled 130 miles in one of the winter's worst ice storms to take part in the wedding.
Robert Miller of Hancock narrowly escaped death last Wednesday afternoon when the walls of a sewer line ditch he was working in collapsed, burying him alive for at least 10 minutes under at least two feet of earth. Miller, an employee of Gerl Construction Co., was working in a 20-foot deep, eight-foot wide ditch on Route 30 near Warm Springs Road in Franklin County when the cave-in occurred. Rescuers and construction workers uncovered Miller's head in less than 10 minutes, but it took longer to get him completely free. Rescuers said that Miller's safety helmet created a small air pocket around his head which enabled him to survive. Miller suffered only minor injuries in the mishap and was taken to Chambersburg Hospital, where he was released following emergency treatment. It was the second time in two years that he had been buried in a cave-in of this type.
The Charles Ford family of Whips Cove was left homeless last week as a result of a fire which destroyed not only their home but everything in it and the family car, which was parked in the driveway beside the house. The fire, of undetermined origin, started last Wednesday at 1:00 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ford and their three small children were awakened by the barking of their two pet dogs in the downstairs, and they were able to escape from the house by climbing onto the second floor porch and jumping to safety. The dogs perished in the flames. No estimate of loss was available, but a spokesman said the old house had just been completely remodelled before the Fords moved in last fall.
Marriage licenses: Daniel Wayne Keefer and Denise Rene Hull, both of Big Cove Tannery; Donald Ray Clippinger and Judy Kay Slates, Three Springs.
Specials at the IGA: Crisco shortening, $1.89, 3 pounds; Kraft Parkay margarine, 2 for 99 cents lb; Banquet fried chicken, $1.99, two pounds; pork quarter loin chops, $1.39 lb.; canned vegetables, 4 for $1.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Galen D. Wright of Wells Tannery on March 13; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pine of Mercersburg on March 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Kendall of McConnellsburg on March 15; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ramsey of Breezewood on March 14.
Deaths: Mrs. Ruie C. Anderson, McConnellsburg; Robert W. Mellott Sr., Mapleton Depot; Guy E. Taylor, Hancock; J. Ralph Edwards, Waterfall; Chester C. Clark Sr., Three Springs; Mary Ann Watkins, Robertsdale; Ronald L. Davis Jr., infant son of Ronald and Gale Younker Davis, Hancock.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 3, 1969 '69 Audnia Shaw, a senior at Forbes Road High School, won first place in the recent Hallmark contest for paintings sponsored by
the McConnellsburg Woman's Club. All senior high students graduating in 1969 were eligible to enter the contest. Miss Shaw is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw of Hustontown.
Commissioners' clerk Amos Stouteagle owns a document which will in time be of great historical value. His discharge papers following World War I were signed by Lt. Col. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who died on Friday. Monday, the day of the former president's funeral, was proclaimed a day of national mourning. Flags flew at half mast; the local courthouse post office and other government offices were closed; and school students paid special tribute to the famous general in impromptu services held Monday morning in the local schools.
The Fulton County Democratic Party held a spring dinner rally at McConnellsburg firehall on Saturday, March 22.
Marriage licenses: Richard L. Duffey of McConnellsburg and Helen Brant of McConnellsburg; Randy Hoffman of Three Springs and Glenda Ford, Hopewell; Paul E. Gehr and Winifred I. Seville, McConnellsburg.
Men in Service: Sgt. John James Peck, who is now stationed with his family in Bamburg, Germany, was recently promoted to staff sergeant. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peck of Needmore.
Recent births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Enos Ray, Hancock, on March 27; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sheffield of Waterfall on March 27; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weller of Mc- Connellsburg on March 25; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Price of McConnellsburg on March 22; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Mellott of Big Cove Tannery on March 22.
Deaths: James F. Sheeder, Todd; Miss Mary Alice Gayman, Decker Nursing Home.
Specials at the A&P: rib roast, $1.09 lb.; small turkeys 49 cents lb.; sharp cheddar cheese, 79 cents lb.; navel oranges, 69 cents dozen.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeder attended the dog show at Pittsburgh on Saturday. Their two miniature pinschers won six ribbons and one point toward a championship.
Despite the cold weather, a number of the more hardier golfers teed off on Saturday and Sunday, the official opening days of the Great Cove Golf and Recreation Club.
Deaths: Lewis F. Largent, McConnellsburg; Alvin D. Dalbey, New York; Harry D. Zeis, Fort Loudon.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 2, 1959 '59 Mrs. Jane Grissinger is a patient in Fulton County Medical Center, suffering from pneumonia.
Miss Jane MacKinlay, daughter of Mrs. Helen MacKinlay, left Sunday to resume her studies at Northwestern University in Chicago.
Local firemen were called six times during the past week, three times for grass fires, twice for flue fires and once to the turnpike when a tractor-trailer caught fire.
Bryce Carnell of St. Thomas, who has served as district fish warden in this area since 1950, on Monday began a new assignment with the State Fish Commission. He has been promoted to the position of regional fish warden, serving the 13-county northeast area, with headquarters in Honesdale.
According to George Albert, county Civil Defense director, a 200-bed emergency hospital unit, worth about $30,000 and consisting of surgical instruments, X-ray machine, medical supplies, beds, sterilizing machine, etc., arrived at the Medical Center on April 1 for the use of Fulton countians in the event of a national emergency.
Denver Mellott, tenant farmer on the M.H. Garlock farm, was taken to Chambersburg Hospital after he was injured in a tractor accident. His trouser leg became caught in the shaft of the tractor and at the hospital it was found that his leg was fractured in two places.
W. Clarence Sheely, president judge of the 51st Judicial District, which comprises Adams and Fulton counties, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during a special liberal arts convocation at Gettysburg College on Saturday. President Dwight D. Eisenhower will look on as Judge Sheely and Fred A. Seaton, U.S Secretary of the Interior, accept the degrees. Later, the president will speak briefly.
Robert Hunter of McConnellsburg has bought the home on the Medical Center Street belonging to W.H. Brooke. Mr. Brooke, who has no plans yet as to where he and his family will live, plans to continue his plumbing business here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Gordon of Thompson Township will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday.
During the last registration period, 71 new voters were enrolled in Fulton County. Broken down, 57 are Democrats, 13 Republicans and one nonpartisan.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. James Shultz of McConnellsburg on March 24; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tice of Hustontown on March 23; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Heinbaugh of Mercersburg on March 25; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Deshong of Big Cove Tannery on March 26; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Yale of McConnellsburg on March 28; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deshong of Mc- Connellsburg on March 28.
Deaths: Mrs. Lois Nace of McConnellsburg; James Edwards Bishop of Baltimore; Ms. Peter M. Guillard of Wells Tannery; Robert George Bishop of Galion, Ohio; Mrs. Edmund Soter of Knobsville; Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer of La Porte, Ind.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 7, 1949 '49 The body of Pfc. Herman F. Knepper of Mount Union has arrived in New York for reburial in this country. He was born at Clear
Deaths: Mrs. Mary E. Laidig of Hustontown; Wallace Lewis Hess of Dott.
A picture of the new American Legion home is pictured on the front page of this issue. The caption describes it as "One of the finest in Pennsylvania."
Mrs. John Gillis of town suffered a severe heart attack late Tuesday night.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 6, 1939 '39 Deaths: David Luther Cooper; Ralph E. Taggert Jr., Radnor; Robert Hunter Early, Wallingford, Conn.; Walter Lynch of Princeton,
Ill.; Mrs. Della Layton of Whips Cove; Mrs. Esther Baker of near Benedict, Neb.
One of the largest crowds ever to attend a funeral in Fulton County was present for the services of Dr. H.C. McClain at the Methodist Church in Hustontown last Friday. Conducting the services were Rev. Nelson Frank, Rev. Paul Helman of New Jersey, a former pastor at Hustontown; Rev. Edgar Heckman, superintendent of the Methodist Home for the Aged at Altoona. A delegation of about 30 members from George Washington Lodge No. 143, Chambersburg, conducted the graveside services.
Twenty farmers from lower Fulton County, under the direction of G.W. Gienger, supervisor of vocational agriculture at Warfordsburg High School, made a tour on Saturday of soil practices now being carried out by farmers of Washington County.
Tad McLaughlin and Helen Ott were married recently.
Death: Albert Grove of Hustontown.
An unofficial low bid of $2,445,851 has been submitted at the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission by the Arundale Corporation of Baltimore for the huge task of excavating the Sideling Hill Tunnel in Fulton County.
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Kendall of McConnellsburg are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, David Kendall Jr., on March 29.
Two 15,000-gallon tanks were installed this week by the East End Service Station as part of a series of improvements being carried out by M.H. Garlock.
Robert Taylor Thompson and Maxine Johnson Stains were married March 19.
The possibility of electricity for the rural areas of Fulton County was brought closer to reality this week with the announcement that $250,000 has been allotted to REA Cooperative at New Enterprise. This corporation is to extend its lines through many parts of Huntingdon and Bedford counties and into the upper end of Fulton County.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mort and family have moved from the Bert Knepper farm to the S.C. Henry farm, which was recently vacated by D.C. Brantner and family.
"Happy" Kirchner, popular fish warden of Fulton County, is living up to his name this week. He has received a telegram stating that his ticket in the Grand National at Aintree is placed on one of the racing entries. This means that the minimum that "Happy" will receive is $2,500 and if his horse proves a winner, he might receive $150,000.
Death: Mrs. George H. Grubb of Clearville.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 4, 1929 '29 Deaths: Mrs. Andrew D. Swope of near Sipes Mill;
Lewis Yonker of near Warfordsburg; Mrs. John Gress of Knobsville; Percy Clarence Hixson of Crystal Spring.
Miss Orpha Kerlin of the Juniata College force has been called to her home at Burnt Cabins to help care for her mother, Mrs. Louisa Kerlin, who has been seriously ill.
Howard Miller of Burnt Cabins has lost his voice due to the flu.
Born: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clifty Reeder of Hustontown.
Death: Mrs. John North of Mount Union.
Walter Scott Cooper, 42, of Williamson, was fatally injured on Monday when he was thrown off a truck while at work at Quarry No. 2 of the J.E. Baker Co. at Williamson. The truck ran over Cooper, who died of a fractured skull, fractured neck and contusions of the chest.
Death: Jesse L. Rohm of Rockville, Ind.
Scott and Jerry, sons of Mrs. Nettie Sipes, are out again after a siege of pneumonia and mumps.
Death: Mrs. Mary B. Mellott of Northcraft.
Robert Bowers and LaRue Wible were married March 17.
Clem, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert House of Hustontown, had one of his legs fractured in two places on Thursday evening when he was run over by a car.
Paul Erb and Joseph Schooley are both sporting new 1929 Fords.
R.L. Alloway of New Grenada received bruises all over his body last week when a tree he was cutting fell on him. The tree pinned him to the ground and he was freed by Harold Lockard and Waldon Stevens. Unconscious, he was taken to his home where a doctor found no broken bones, only the bruises.


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You wouldn't call it David acquires Goliath, because in the Biblical story, the little guy slays the big guy. Meanwhile, the acquisition of Motorola Solutions ($2.5 billion in revenue/4,500 employees) by Zebra Technologies ($1 billion in revenue/2,000 employees) is a friendly deal all the way around. The deal was the result of a competitive process put in motion by Motorola Solutions last year. Credit a tough economy and favorable lending rates for making it possible. "We were pleased we were able to walk away with these assets," says Phil Gerskovich, Zebra's senior vice president of new growth platforms."In different economic times, we wouldn't have been able to do this deal, but with low interest rates, it made sense."
Still, it is anything but an acquisition of equals, and Zebra will have its hands full integrating a company that is 2-1/2 times its size. That's one of the most important takeaways from the announcement the other day that Zebra Technologies plans to acquire Motorola Solution's enterprise business.
The second is that the combined companies have an end-to-end solution for just about any customer's data collection and mobile computing needs. In the warehouse and distribution space that is important to Modern readers, Zebra is the market leading provider of bar code printers and has strength in passive and active RFID solutions. In terms of verticals, it has real strength in manufacturing and health care. Meanwhile, Motorola Solutions has been the market leader in mobile computing and bar code scanning, with strength in RFID readers, headsets for voice recognition solutions and wireless LAN. As to markets, Motorola is well known in retail and logistics. Together, they not only lead in those categories, but they have a complete portfolio to match the one put together in recent years by Honeywell, especially given its recent purchase of Intermec/Vocollect.
"Zebra gains instant access to several new data capture technology markets," says Richa Gupta, a senior analyst with VDC Research. "At the same time, they have to integrate 4,500 new employees plus technology that historically hasn't been their core business. Mobile computing and bar code scanning have fast product cycles, and they will have to learn to keep up."
The good news, Gupta adds, is that Zebra and Motorola were never competitors. Rather, they have a long history of working together as partners. "This is not market share consolidation in any way," she says. "That is going their way."
Zebra Technologies acknowledges the potential pot holes. "Any integration of this size has challenges," says Phil Gerskovich, Zebra's senior vice president of new growth platforms. However, he points out that Zebra has tasked Mike Terzich, a long-term Zebra executive who knows Motorola Solutions well, with the integration task. And, he echoes Gupta when he says the two Chicago-based companies have a long history of working together as partners in the data collection space. "We made bar codes and they scanned them," Gerskovich says. "Our CEOs know each other well, the two companies are culturally- compatible and the fact that we both have corporate headquarters in Chicago helps as well."
"In terms of our industry, I can't think of two companies that have been such close friends over the many stages and incarnations of our organizations," adds Girish Rishi, who oversees global enterprise solutions for Motorola.
In terms of marketing, Gerskovich and Rishi say the Motorola Solutions name will eventually go away, but Zebra Technologies has not determined how Motorola's products will be branded going forward. Both companies believe the acquisition better positions them to take advantage of two trends: the increasingly mobile worker and the Internet of Things.
The first is about providing workers on the go with a mobile device, including devices based on smartphone technologies like Android, that's part of their work flow. The second is about enabling everyday devices, both at home and in the workplace, with connectivity to the Internet. In the supply chain, that includes adding RFID tags and sensors to assets that can be read and tracked as they travel through the supply chain.
"When we look at these trends, we think there's a better chance of addressing a complete solution together," Gerskovich says. "We are increasing engaging with customers who are no longer simply asking for a scanner or a printer," adds Rishi. "They want to work with suppliers to cut down their cycle times, process payment transactions on the fly and track their assets. This acquisition is about what is to be and not what is happening today."
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As a former professor of liturgy at St. Francis Seminary who trained many of the priests of Milwaukee Archdiocese, I deplore the English translation of the Roman Missal that has been foisted upon American Catholics.
By a very slavish translation of Latin, these texts have brought us as close as possible to the way Romans prayed between 500 and 1000 A.D., together with the social and cultural baggage of that time. The spiritual universe of those Roman times is there, along with an almost groveling approach to God and an overriding preoccupation with getting to heaven, rather than the Gospel emphasis upon discipleship, loving our neighbor and service.
Only antiquarians and Latin scholars (the people who made these changes) could love this turn of events. I would advise Catholic people to turn for spiritual nourishment to the hymns we sing, where they shall find the scriptures and contemporary spirituality more readily available.
The new texts are cumbersome, wordy and difficult to pray publicly. They shall not wear well, but look increasingly archaic with time, fostering the search for alternate prayers. Unfortunately, the silk purse of our expensive new Roman Missal contains, when opened up, alas, a sow's ear.
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That's right. There is a God and you're not it. After 40 years of listening to your drivel, sinful and sorrowful, we're groveling back on our knees with a preoccupation of getting into Heaven.
You have no idea how good it feels to finally see the shoe on the other foot. Boohoo in your Dewars, baby. You're going down!


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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Information the next Trade War? Data Privacy v CISPA
Today it was annouced that Progress Software are going to 'divest' their BPM and SOA technologies and instead are going to focus on cloud technologies that don't really exist yet. This is indicative of a mentality I see around so first lets start with some credentials: 1) I worked with Google around a SaaS partnership in 2007 around Google Apps 2) I delivered an SFDC solution in 2008 3) I've worked with Amazon, VMWare and lots of other cloud based companies So lets be clear I think cloud and SaaS can be extremely useful things, the problem comes when people begin to think they are magic. Lets be clear SaaS is a software package pre-installed and configured that you can pay for on demand - the change isn't the software its the capacity and the charging model Cloud is an infrastructure play to provide old school tin in a virtualised manner in a way that can be quickly provisioned and paid for on demand. That really is it. The problem I see is that people take the new bling and forget the old lessons. So people say 'I'm am using SFDC and it is my customer MDM I don't need anything else'... in the same way that people said that about Siebel in 2000 and found out in 2002 that it wasn't true. They say 'its on the cloud so I don't need to worry about architecting for performance, I'll just scale the hardware' as people did around 'pizza box' architectures in 2000. I hear 'we don't need to worry about integration, its on the cloud'... like people did around SOA/ESB/WS-* in ... 2000. The problem is that the reality is the opposite. The more federation you have the more process and control you need. The more information is federated the more requirements you have for Master Data Management. Cloud solutions are not silver bullets and they are not always simple solutions to integrate with other systems, great on their own but not good with others. Rapidly people are building federated IT estates with federated data and no practice and process around integration which leads to a massive EXTERNAL spaghetti mess, something that makes the EAI problems of the 90s look like a walk in the park. Or to put in another way... isn't it great how people are making more work for those of us in IT.
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Governor Dannel P. Malloy has revealed how he was reduced to tears as he told Newtown parents their children had died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.
The former Stamford mayor turned to emotional rubble as he delivered the news no parent wants to hear last Friday.
Irish-American Malloy and senior adviser Roy Occhiogrosso were addressing parents at the firehouse close to the school when they realised some were still clinging to the hope their children would return safe.
By that time, five hours after Adam Lanza opened fire, 20 first-graders and six adults at the school were dead.
Malloy recalled "It was evident to me that there was a reluctance to tell parents and loved ones that the person that they were waiting for was not going to return and that had gone on for a period of time.
"I made the decision that to have that uncertainty go on any longer was wrong."
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Malloy explained to the Hartford Courant: "Their suspense had gone on for a period of time well after there was any expectancy that families would be reunited.
"So I made a decision that rather than relying on traditional investigative policies - that you actually have a child or an adult identified as the particular victim before you inform someone, or at least give them the information by which they could formulate for themselves that their loved one was not going to return - I made the decision that to have that go on any longer … was wrong."
Adviser Occhiogrosso admitted the Governor was an emotional wreck as he addressed the parents.
Occhiogrosso said: "I've never seen him have to tell people that their children were dead.
"Think about what he had to do. It's not nearly as bad as being the parent who had to hear it, but it's not an easy thing to do.
"As time went on, it was clear at least a few of them thought that there was some chance that their child might be alive, perhaps being treated at hospital en route or at the hospital.
"There was clearly some sense of confusion as to whether that was true. That went on for a little while.
"By about 3 p.m. it became clear that no surviving children were being treated. The people clearly wanted information and one gentleman finally said, 'Will you please just tell us what's going on?'
"It was at that point that the governor made clear that if their child wasn't with them they wouldn't be coming home. There was a range of reaction. Some people collapsed on the floor. Some people screamed. It was a horrific scene."
Malloy and Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman each attended a funeral of a young shooting victim on Monday, the governor at Noah Pozner's funeral in Fairfield and Wyman at Jack Pinto's in Newtown.
Governor Malloy will attend as many funerals as he can.
He continued: "Today for instance, there were two funerals at the same time so I don't think I'm going to all of them.
"But I think one of us will do our utmost to attend any funeral that we're welcome at.
"There are really no words to describe what it's like to see these parents as I did on Friday, last night going from room to room in the company of President Barack Obama and then again with respect to Noah's parents today.
"It's tough to see relatives and friends of these little children who died, and as well as to see some of the teachers who have been so adversely impacted.
"The reality with respect to the relatives is you try to feel their pain, but you can't. You try to find some words that you hope will be adequate, knowing that they'll be inadequate.
"And you see little coffins and your heart has to ache.''
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Drew County was established November 26, 1846, and was named for the third governor of Arkansas, Thomas S. Drew. Monticello is the area's only urban center and is the county seat. Other incorporated towns in Drew County are Wilmar, Tillar, Jerome, and Winchester.
Drew County is located in the Mississippi River Valley on gentle rolling hills just west of the flat delta land in the southeastern part of Arkansas. The county is nearly square, extending 27 miles north/south and approximately 30 miles east/west with an area of 836 square miles and a population of 18,723. Drew County has experienced one of the most rapid economic expansions of any county in the state as a result of growth of the county's various companies, industries, and organizations.


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It is with a heavy heart that I post this. Many of you may have seen the posts on Facebook about the passing of Bryan Harvey, and it's true, as surreal as it may still seem.
I was contacted by his mother, Cathy Harvey, late in the afternoon yesterday (Friday) and she told me of his […]


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Bee poisoning is caused by a sting from a bee,
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
See also:
Alternative Names
Apitoxin poisoning; Apis venenum purum poisoning; Apis virus poisoning
Poisonous Ingredient
Bee, wasp, and yellow jacket stings contain a substance called venom. Africanized bee colonies are extremely sensitive to disturbance, respond faster in greater numbers, and are up to 10 times more likely to sting than European bees.
Where Found
- Bees
- Wasps
- Yellow jackets
Eyes, ears, nose, and throat:
Swellingof throat, lips, and mouth *
- Abdominal cramping
- Diarrhea
- Nausea
- Vomiting
Heart and blood vessels:
- Severe decrease in blood pressure
- Collapse *
Difficulty breathing*
- Hives *
- Swelling and pain at site of sting
* These symptoms are due to an
Home Care
If you have an
Call poison control or a hospital emergency room if the person who is stung has an allergy to the insect or was stung inside the mouth or throat. People with severe reactions may need to go to the hospital.
To treat the bee sting:
Remove the stinger from the skin (if it is still present).
Carefully scrape the back of a knife or other thin straight-edged object across the stinger if the person is able to remain still, and it is safe to do so. Otherwise, you can pull out the stinger with tweezers or your fingers, but avoid pinching the venom sac at the end of the stinger. If this sac is broken, more venom will be released.
Clean the area thoroughly with soap and water.
Place ice (wrapped in a washcloth or other covering) on the site of the sting for 10 minutes and then off for 10 minutes. Repeat this process. If the person has circulatory problems, decrease the time that the ice is on the area to prevent possible skin damage.
Give the person diphenhydramine (Benadryl) by mouth if he or she can swallow. This antihistamine drug may be used alone for mild symptoms.
Before Calling Emergency
Determine the following information:
- Patient's age, weight, and condition
- Type of insect, if possible
- Time of the bee sting
Poison Control
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What to Expect at the Emergency Room
The health care provider will measure and monitor your vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate. You may receive:
- Medicines to treat any allergic reaction
- Blood and urine tests
- Breathing assistance
- EKG (electrocardiogram, or heart tracing)
- Fluids through a vein (IV)
- X-rays
Outlook (Prognosis)
How well you do depends on how allergic you are to the insect sting and how quickly you receive treatment. The faster you get medical help, the better the chance for recovery. The chances of future total body reactions increase when local reactions become increasingly severe.
Patients who are not allergic to bees or wasps usually get better within 1 week.
Wear protective clothing whenever possible when travelling through terrain which is known to harbor bees, wasps or yellow jackets. Do not stick your hands in their nests.


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Urge - 2014 Endur-O-Matic Airlines Helmet (Bicycle)
The Endur-O-Matic helmet from Urge is inspired by DH and Enduro riding, yet sutible for all diciplines of riding. Featuring an optimized surface of protection, 8 round vents positioned to create a Venturi effect. Airflow is regulated by internal channels that flow air through the helmet to keep your head cool. The visor is designed from material that is flexible to help prevent injuries in the event of a crash.
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Free Audio to download from Carrigaline Baptist Church.
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|The Spirit Filled Servant
|Isaiah 42:1-9 (Part of the Carrigaline Baptist Church series).
|Preached by Jonny Grant on December 27, 2015 (Sunday Morning).
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My collection was at Nicola Formichetti's studio for an entire month last fall so naturally it was passed around for several projects, one of those being LE1F's music video I covered HERE. Below we have two separate shoots - the first is for We the Urban mag shot by Hadar Pitchon (who actually photographed me wearing the same jacket HERE) and the last photo was shot by Kevin Amato and styled by Prince Homme. About a week ago I lent out the remainder of my collection once again so there will be even more to come soon.
As always, see my original post with photos of the full collection HERE or navigate through more of my work by clicking the tag below the post.


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Steven Michael Quezada is scheduled today to take his oath during the board's regular meeting. He won a seat on the city's West Side last month after running unopposed.
Quezada plays federal drug agent Steven Gomez on the Albuquerque-based show.
Three of Quezada's four children attend the Public Academy for the Performing Arts, a charter school where the actor has been active on the governing board.
The AMC hit television series is finishing filming its fifth and final season.
"Breaking Bad" follows former high school teacher Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston, producing and selling methamphetamine with a former student, Jesse Pinkman, played by Aaron Paul.


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Now it's time to finish the pillow. I used a simple envelope closure. Take the measurements of the front pillow. divide the width by 2 and add 4". Cut two of these pieces. Hem one side of each panel (I use a 1" hem, doubled over). Then make your pillow. Put the front of the pillow right side up, down on a flat surface, lay one side of the back, right side down, on top, lining up the edges. Repeat with the other side. (I have a tutorial coming up for this shortly, but I didn't get all the right pics with this pillow- there are plenty of other tutorials out there if this is clear as mud) Sew around the entire pillow. Clip the corners and turn right side out.
I decided to add one little heart to the back just for giggles.


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Apparently you can make enough money selling WoWBots to buy a tuned, carbon-fiber-laden Nissan GT-R for $150,000. That's what one 18-year-old Zilvia.net forum denizen says he did, and now he's selling the car on the board. Naturally, everyone else thinks he's trolling.
Oh, and the car may or may not have a front bumper. Let's back up a sec.
A WOWBot is a piece of code that automates World of Warcraft gameplay, so a player can level up while, simultaneously, bedding Hollywood starlets, racing liter bikes on the Isle of Man and training for an Antarctic triathalon, or whatever it is WoW players do when they're not in the basement.
Like the infamous WoW virtual currency traders, known as "gold farmers," WoWBot programmers can make big bucks selling their wares. (Or is that warez?)
This kid says he gets the bots from China and resells them, charging a monthly fee. He claims to have collected more than 100 web sites and 6,500 subscriptions, which pay out at between $21 and $110 a month. Thus is the reason for his apparent, GT-R-level flushness with U.S. currency. Holy sheepshit. Maybe that's even true.
But back to the thread. The kid posts the car's specs, and immediately forum dwellers call his credibility to question — thanks in no small measure to the kid's cockeyed spelling. A little later, one of the kid's buddies jumps into the fray, and the thread descends into a Battle of Verdun-style flame war, in which everyone loses. Want to write a cautionary tale on lowest-common-denominator forum etiquette, or a textbook on flaming cliches? Just get in there and start copying and pasting. Let's have a sample of that:
you said you got a $9k computer you fuck! LOL
gtfo of here with your non sense.
You supposedly make 6 figures, buy a brand new 2012 GT-R, and trash the living shit out of it. You will soon enough run out of money, if you even have any, and live the life of a dirt poor scum bag. You have no education, a beat to shit gt-r, a daddy that you're mad at, and you constantly lie and troll.
Just save us all some time and click "Log Out"
I'm 19, in the air force, and much more respectable than you will ever be.
If i had a chance of making 6 figure income and bought a brand new godzilla, i sure as fucking hell would not treat it like this. You are an idiot and at this moment in time, are SUCKING at life. Hope you have a nice savings account, have fun on the streets.
Oh and Sean1, continue sucking your little bros dick. Hilarious. If either of you where serious about any of this, you would put a little more effort into selling this ragged ass gt-r. You said he never posted a price? Shit. I'll give you 10k cash money, franklins, today.
Why in the hell is this thread not locked???
Kid needs to be banned, he said it was all a joke.
Anyways, enjoy life. I'll be flying to Greece, Spain, Australia, and numerous other places for the next 20 years.
Just as the thread starts to spin out of control — and a cadre of more level-headed forum dwellers cry for the admin to lock the thread — someone posts a link to the kid's YouTube videos. It's the usual stuff — donuts in parking lots, a launch-control run. And then, further down, a video gift to the haters: The kid's got an NSFW assault of freestyle posturing from behind the wheel of the '12 GTR in question.
In classic joke-gone-wrong style, the bit, which that was probably way funnier after the first joint, is misinterpreted as an earnest dick-waving show. The crowd gets ugly. The kid admits he's "a viral marketer" and the video was an attempt to get views for his YT channel. As "is it real?" viral vids go, we've seen a lot worse. Points to the kid.
And so it continues, spiraling downward into high-spec meme-image warfare, as the kid's prospects of selling the car on the board get slimmer and slimmer. And guess what? They were still at it, when the admin finally locked the thread earlier today. Will the car sell on the board? Or will the flaming explode into some sort of IRL confrontation. Is the kid for real, or is he trolling hard for viral pickup?
Either way, as entertaining forum threads go, this one gets three and a half Cheez Nips out of five. Ebay has nothing to worry about.


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Dear collegues, I have a question regarding usage of the same text in different papers. For instance, I have description of the experiment published in Paper 1 authored by me and which focused e.g. on testing of Model 1 and then I want to use the same description in my paper 2 which focuses on e.g. testing of Model 2. Is it acceptable to copy-paste description of the same experiment from Paper 1 to Paper 2? Isn't it considered self-plagiarism in such a case?
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Last week was this year's national Take Your Child to Work Day. Or as my dad and I call it, "Thursday."
Warner Stellian is not only a family-owned business, but we employ Warner fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, cousins, nieces and nephews…you name it! (In fact, we're proud recipients of the 2012 St. Thomas University Entrepreneur Awards Family Business of the Year).
But we're really proud of the fact that some of our longtime employees also bring their children and family members on to get jobs here.
You can see we truly value the importance of family, which is why we were so excited when our staff participate in Take Your Kids to Work Day.
Our five guests — Leeah, Jordan, Preston, Addy, and Jessica — toured our office and appliance warehouse, participated in a mock interview, visited our Woodbury appliance store, watched our Styrofoam compacter in action, learned how we design our advertisements and rode in a delivery truck and a forklift, which was the crowd favorite.
We look forward to having them every year and who knows? Maybe we'll be working with them in the future.


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The Best and Worst of Our Government
- By Gordon Mott , Marvin R. Shanken
- | From Kevin Costner, Nov/Dec 00
There are two prominent, and unusual, stories in this issue of Cigar Aficionado. The first is a Kevin Costner profile that revolves around his new movie, to be released in December, called Thirteen Days, a docudrama about the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. The second is an exclusive interview with E. Howard Hunt, the former Cold War CIA operative who played key roles in the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion and the Watergate scandal, among other actions. You might say these stories are small windows into some of the best and worst moments in our nation's history.
In Thirteen Days, we are reminded how the administration of President John F. Kennedy was faced with a truly global crisis; it was the closest mankind has ever come to an all-out nuclear war. On one side, the U.S. military brass argued for a quick strike on Cuba to take out Soviet nuclear missile bases built there. On the other side, more restrained voices, mostly politicians and civilian appointees, countered that such a course of action would almost certainly lead to a nuclear exchange with the Soviet Union. The nation went on full alert as U.S. warships imposed a naval blockade around Cuba. In the end, through behind-the-scenes diplomacy and resistance to the hawks, there was no war.
The lessons of those two weeks should remind us that at one critical moment in history, John and Robert Kennedy made decisions that, in retrospect, saved our country from a devastating war, and perhaps saved the world from catastrophe. (It wasn't until 1992 that American politicians and historians learned that the Soviet commander in Cuba during those tense days had authorization to fire tactical nuclear missiles, already on the island, in response to an American invasion.) It was a shining moment for our Constitution and the wisdom of our forefathers, who gave ultimate military authority to a civilian president, elected by the people. It should remind us that we are a nation of laws.
The E. Howard Hunt story is a reminder that our government doesn't always act in such honorable ways. This article is virtually the only time since the mid-1970s, when Mr. Hunt was indicted, convicted and imprisoned for his role in Watergate, that he has spoken at length about his career. He remains unrepentant. But his roles in the Bay of Pigs invasion and other CIA operations serve as guideposts to policy disasters by an organization that for too long remained virtually unchecked by civilian oversight, or, at times, was wrongly encouraged by various administrations. Moreover, the CIA Cold War mentality, embodied in Mr. Hunt, that all laws can be subverted, whether in other nations or at home, may have played a key role in Watergate's unfolding.
Mr. Hunt's interview should be a lesson to all of us that we should never take our government for granted. We cannot abdicate our role as participants in our democracy in the naïve belief that our government always acts in our best interests. In any democracy, government is only as strong as its people, and if we, the people, don't pay attention and don't get involved, there are no guarantees that our government will remain true to its constitutional obligations. In a very real sense, we are the guardians who will ensure that our government has more moments like the successful conclusion to Thirteen Days, and fewer like the sad end to Watergate.


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Woof Life necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 100 diseños de 39 diseñadores freelance.
I need a new logo for my dog boutique that will translate for print and media ads, banners, business cards etc.
Woof Life
This logo is for an online dog boutique that will eventually become a brick and mortar store.
A good analagy for my design vision for the brand is similar to a really upscale gorgeous house that doesn't make people feel like they can't touch anything. It should still be inviting, cozy, comfortable and the kind of place everyone wants come and hang out.
My mission is to provide the highest quality merchandise available for the dogs who love us unconditionally and deserve the very best.
I commit to finding new products at the forefront of the pet industry and alternatives to conventional ways of thinking. All food and treats will have high quality ingredients, with no harmful additives.
I believe in training them, walking them, playing with them, dressing them, being silly with them, finding new ways to enrich their lives and loving them unconditionally right back.
- I don't want to stifle creativty - I'd like to keep my mind open to the possibilities that are available.
- Nothing in all capital letters
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Video Game Trivia @ Beech Mtn. Brewing Co.
Venue: Beech Mountain Brewing Co. | City: Beech Mountain, NC
Back by popular demand its our Thursday Night Trivia Series in the Beech Mountain Brewing Company.
So you think you know a little bit about everything? Do you ever watch Jeopardy & feel like giving yourself a pat on the back? Do you like to enjoy craft beer while flexing your cranium? Then come test your skills at Beech Mountain Brewing Company. We will run an 11 part trivia series this winter and will post the sub categories on our Facebook page each week as well as overall team standings so be sure to check it out weekly!
The Beech Tree Bar and Grill will be open if you want to grab a bite to eat and bring it over to the brewery for trivia.
Each Thursday night we will have a different trivia theme. Bring your friends, form a team and join us for what always promises to be a great time!
Each member of the winning team will receive a $10.00 gift certificate. Compete weekly for a chance at the grand prize at the end of the 11 part series!!
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By George Shears
Ross Gelbspan, former reporter and editor for The Boston Globe, as well as a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, has been a tireless leader in spreading the word about global climate change for over a decade. A highly articulate and knowledgeable spokesman on this urgently important topic, he has authored two outstanding books.
The first of these, The Heat Is On: The Climate Crisis, The Cover-Up, The Prescription, was published in 1998.
His second book, published in 2005, is entitled, Boiling Point: How Politicians, Big Oil and Coal, Journalists, and Activists Have Fueled a Climate Crisis—And What We Can Do to Avert Disaster.
The respective titles of these two books accurately summarize their major themes, which he has also addressed vigorously and repeatedly in numerous live presentations. He has also updated this information continuously on his highly informative website.
A large number of his presentations are also available as online videos. Unfortunately, given the dire importance of this information for all of us, many of them have received only a small fraction of the attention that they rightfully deserve.
This is consonant with the fact that a large segment of the world's population (especially in the U.S.) continues to be oblivious to, unbelieving, or in denial about, the impending climate catastrophe, which is by far the greatest emergency that humanity has ever faced. This is somewhat like hundreds of millions of people continuing to lounge on the beach in spite of repeated warnings that a huge tsumami is rapidly approaching.
The following highly informative video by Ross Gelbspan offers a quick overview of the major facts about this crisis. Although a great deal of additional evidence of global climate change has been adduced since this video was made, sadly many of the impediments to implementing effective solutions remain largely unchanged.
Unless you're already fully aware of the potentially catastrophic effects of global climate change—including the very destruction of civilization as we know it—and also have a clear understanding of what actions you can take to help avert it, I strongly urge you to take about 10 minutes of your precious time to hear the urgent message and call to action that Ross Gelbspan imparts masterfully in this video.
As he emphasizes strongly toward the end of this video, only an extremely strong grassroots movement will suffice to induce legislators and institutional bodies to implement the bold actions that are necessary to shift from carbon-based to renewable energy sources.
Fortunately, since early 2007 when this video was produced, a number of excellent citizen action organizations have sprung up. They provide one very effective means for ordinary people to contribute to the rapid and, hopefully, massive expansion of the support that will be needed to move forward with this crucially-important agenda.
Here are the websites of four outstanding examples of these organizations:
http://www.climateprotect.org/ (The Alliance for Climate Protection, whose main mission is to "persuade the American people—and people elsewhere in the world—of the importance and urgency of adopting and implementing effective and comprehensive solutions for the climate crisis.")
http://www.repoweramerica.org/ (Repower America – This group, created by The Alliance for Climate Protection, "is the bold clean energy plan to 'repower' our country with 100% clean electricity within 10 years.")
http://www.350.org (This global group aims specifically to mobilize people to stop the climate crisis by organizing local rallies on October 24, 2009 to call for a fair climate treaty when the nations of the world meet in Copenhagen in December of this year.)
http://www.1sky.org (This political action group "unites scores of groups and individuals in a collaborative campaign with a single purpose: Shifting federal policy in the United States towards the prosperity of a sustainable low-carbon economy.")
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# DragonFly Release 3.2
-## 22 October 2012 (3.2.1 release)
+Version 3.2.1 released 02 November 2012.
-The DragonFly 3.0 release is here!
+Version 3.2.2 released 16 December 2012. See [tagged commit for details](http://lists.dragonflybsd.org/pipermail/commits/2012-December/032299.html).
## Big-ticket items
Four release options are now available for 32-bit as well as for 64-bit. 64-bit
The release ISO images should be available on most of the [[mirrors|mirrors]]. If the ISO is not available on a certain mirror, please try another one or download it from the DragonFly master site. Each image is in the "Live CD" format, meaning that it boots into a running and fully functional DragonFly system, which can be used for testing or system recovery tasks as well as installation. Check the [hardware page](http://www.dragonflybsd.org/docs/supportedhardware/) or boot a Live CD to check for compatibility.
-The GUI bootable USB image also contains the DragonFly git repo in /usr/src and the pkgsrc git repo in /usr/pkgsrc. The code can be trivially checked out using these repos and can be incrementally updated from master sites, post-install.
+The GUI bootable USB image also contains the DragonFly git repo in /usr/src and the pkgsrc git repo in /usr/pkgsrc. The code can be trivially checked out using these repos and can be incrementally updated from master sites, post-install.
See below for methods to obtain this code using the other images.
### MD5 sums
MD5 sums for the compressed images:
-* MD5 (dfly-i386-3.0.1_REL.img.bz2) = 8f812dbcb9c0ca28a61f5a0ae1e35a9e
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-3.2.1_REL.img.bz2) = a592a2da318c081850a4e7cb28ef18c8
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-3.2.1_REL.iso.bz2) = a6a78642d636d4205e0f3b6b78a6ead9
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-gui-3.2.1_REL.img.bz2) = cdd250a8eaa7331d4130efacf068ded7
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-gui-3.2.1_REL.iso.bz2) = b04e274d58539fee8dbaa70da8cfcfdd
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-3.2.1_REL.img.bz2) = a8af1d8d7d865acf7ab4f49ed5e5321b
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-3.2.1_REL.iso.bz2) = c8ea968b85ddd522ccaa0e6e1f1de17a
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-gui-3.2.1_REL.img.bz2) = 5c1519a46a386ec310cbb285debf6485
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-gui-3.2.1_REL.iso.bz2) = 34c11445c55102ef122b7ae8209e99d5
MD5 sums for the uncompressed images:
-* MD5 (dfly-i386-3.0.1_REL.img) = a7cc87b26c04a179476f9c3f20f8ce9d
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-3.2.1_REL.img) = 52c416d9ea77ef11dace6e24e24a1741
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-3.2.1_REL.iso) = b1a6c18097b9e8ae86929b60b2974f1d
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-gui-3.2.1_REL.img) = c94d6ebde1914b89064af9df7b402d9b
+* MD5 (dfly-i386-gui-3.2.1_REL.iso) = 21fc0e02557f331d943de2f9682b5df6
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-3.2.1_REL.img) = 2a0900c62432af5e805f8c7b1a71b073
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-3.2.1_REL.iso) = aec7bf8de6813900d23a5c30838def2e
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-gui-3.2.1_REL.img) = beebf543d1c8c22fe4e799120c77f68b
+* MD5 (dfly-x86_64-gui-3.2.1_REL.iso) = c5958a04246b7b99b13e33c1032de6ff
### pkgsrc packages
To get a list of all packages, let [pkg_search(1)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/
We supply a Makefile in `/usr` to track the pkgsrc tree and we supply a Git mirror of the NetBSD pkgsrc CVS repo at `git://git.dragonflybsd.org/pkgsrcv2.git`. We recommend that users use it, instead of pulling from NetBSD with CVS. Our Git mirror is updated several times a day. Type 'make' in /usr to see the available commands for performing these actions.
-## DragonFly 3.
Special Installation and Upgrade Notes
+## DragonFly 3.
Special Installation and Upgrade Notes
-**Disk size warning** -
Unless your hard disk is 50G or larger, we recommend doing a UFS install and not the default HAMMER install. We also recommend installing from the CD ISO, not the GUI .img, for smaller drives. A more serious installation should use HAMMER with at least 50G of disk space and can install from the GUI .img. HAMMER on smaller disk drives is possible but requires careful pruning to keep from filling the disk with file history.
+**Disk size warning** -
GUI disk installs and installations using HAMMER should be to disks over 50G in size. HAMMER history will consume disk space quickly. Either use UFS on smaller disks, or prune your file history carefully.
**Virtual PC users** - Virtual PC does not supply serial numbers for the virtual disks. The system may need to be manually directed in the boot loader if the disk identifier changes. (Hit ? in the boot loader for a list of available volumes.)
We supply a Makefile in `/usr` to track the pkgsrc tree and we supply a Git mirr
**Installer Crypt Options** - The installer can encrypt the root volume and the swap volume. It will not work properly for other volumes despite any additional check-boxes you might see. Installer and boot-time support works but is still a bit rough around the edges. Performance will be relatively high on multi-core machines.
-**Remaining issues** -
## DragonFly 3.2.1 Release Notes
> ### Kernel changes
* Many bug fixes, greatly improving stability. More robust pcb_onfault handling, fixed issues in the namecache module, VM system, etc.
* Removed several arbitrary bounds on kernel caches (such as the buffer cache) for x86-64.
* Improved control over BREAK_TO_DEBUGGER by adding run-time sysctls.
* Removed sio console baud switching when console & getty/login is running on the same serial port.
* mmap() now segment-aligns mappings when reasonable to do so.
* KTR logging is now frozen on entry to panic.
* Removed size cap for tmpfs. This created problems when mounting tmpfs partitions from fstab prior to swap being turned on.
* Numerous buffer cache clustering performance improvements.
* Numerous vkernel related fixes.
* Implicit 64KB I/O request size limitations have been removed. All block devices can now cluster I/O requests up to MAXPHYS (currently 128KB) if they support it.
* A new filesystem-independent quota subsystem has been added. See vquota(8)
* Fixed floating point rounding for long double in x86_64 platform
+* Implemented RFC1405 and SACK rescue retransmission
+* Several Google Summer of Code projects added for PUFFS support, scheduler changes.
+* tmpfs filesystems can be exported over NFS
+* Make carp(4) lockless MPSAFE
+* More [RFC3390](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3390.txt) conforming
+* [RFC6298](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc6298.txt) conforming
+* [RFC6633](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc6633.txt) conforming
+* Improve [RFC4015](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4015.txt) support
+* Implement [RFC6675](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc6675.txt)
+* Implement [RFC4653](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4653.txt)
+* Fix several SACK related bugs
+* Optimize SACK scoreboard allocation
+* Implement "Rescue Retransmission for SACK-based Loss Recovery Algorithm"
+* Support memory-mapped PCIe configuration space access
+* Make PAWS robust against segement reordering
+* Asynchronize TCP's pru_rcvd; improve performance.
+* ACPICA update (submitted by Magliano Andrea)
+* Added O_DIRECTORY and O_CLOEXEC support to open(2)
> ### Hardware changes
* A driver for the new Ivy Bridge random number generator has been added
* Our ACPI reference implementation has been updated
* Smart Battery System support has been added
* Many ACPI and interrupt routing improvements, as well as bug fixes and workarounds for broken hardware
-* Watchdog drivers for Intel and AMD chipsets have been imported from FreeBSD. See ichwd(4) and amdsbwd(4).
-* Many ethernet drivers have been updated and reworked to fix bugs and increase performance
-* A ixgbe(4) driver for Intel 10Gb/s ethernet adapters has been added.
+* Watchdog drivers for Intel and AMD chipsets have been imported from FreeBSD. See [ichwd(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=ichwd§ion=ANY) and [amdsbwd(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=amdsbwd§ion=ANY).
+* A [ixgbe(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=ixgbe§ion=ANY) driver for Intel 10Gb/s ethernet adapters has been added.
* Many drivers for hardware RAID adapters have been updated
+* A [hpt27xx(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=hpt27xx§ion=ANY) driver for HighPoint RocketRAID 27xx SAS controllers has been added
+* A [hptrr(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=hptrr§ion=ANY) driver for HighPoint RocketRAID 17xx, 22xx, 23xx and 25xx has been added
+* Update [igb(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=igb§ion=ANY) to 2.2.3, add MSI-X support and various improvements
+* Update [bge(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=bge§ion=ANY) support from FreeBSD
+* Add Broadcom 5718 and 57785 chip-family support ([bnx(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=bnx§ion=ANY))
+* Add TSO support for IPv4 TCP
+* Add TSO support in [em(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=em§ion=ANY), [emx(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=emx§ion=ANY), [bce(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=bce§ion=ANY), [bge(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=bge§ion=ANY), [bnx(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=bnx§ion=ANY), [igb(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=igb§ion=ANY), [jme(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=jme§ion=ANY)
+* Stabilize [alc(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=alc§ion=ANY) support
+* Update [em(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=em§ion=ANY)/[emx(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=emx§ion=ANY) to 7.2.4, fix bugs mentioned in errata
+* Improve [jme(4)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=jme§ion=ANY) multiple reception queue and MSI-X support
-* A hpt27xx(4) driver for HighPoint RocketRAID 27xx SAS controllers has been added
-* A hptrr(4) driver for HighPoint RocketRAID 17xx, 22xx, 23xx and 25xx has been added
> ### New Multiprocessor-safe Work
* Introduced a new cpu topology aware scheduler, usched_dfly, and made it the default. This scheduler implements several weighted algorithms and will first try to schedule threads to different sockets (to make best use of on-chip caches). As the load increases threads are then scheduled to real cores, and finally will be scheduled to hyper-threads. Threads with similar load characteristics tend to get spread out more. The scheduler also implements wait/wakeup pairing detection and tries to move related threads closer together to reduce inter-socket cache coherency bandwidth and share L3 caches.
* Greatly reduced SMP bottlenecks in the unix domain socket code.
* Implemented shared tokens to reduce unnecessary bottlenecks in the VM system, particularly for forked and threaded processes.
* Introduced a major pmap optimization for x86-64 which allows page table pages to be shared between UNRELATED processes (so it works for process's separately exec'd or forked), in situations where those processes are mmap()ing the same thing. This feature works extremely well for both sysv shared memory and mmap()-based shared memory. In tests with postgres and a 6GB shared memory block the prior memory consumption from forking is now gone. This page table sharing works even better than the original shm_use_phys sysctl. Also observed significantly faster X application startup.
* Removed bottlenecks from the SYSV semaphore module and fixed numerous timing races.
-* Added ability to bypass hardware timer read for gettimeofday(), added additional CLOCK_* defines for clock_gettime() and friends.
+* Added ability to bypass hardware timer read for [gettimeofday()](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=gettimeofday§ion=ANY), added additional CLOCK_* defines for [clock_gettime()](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=clock_gettime§ion=ANY) and friends.
> ### Userland changes
-* mount now sniffs the label for hints on what type of filesystem is being mounted, when not otherwise specified. UFS is only assumed if no information can be garnered from the sniffing.
+* [mount(8)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=mount§ion=ANY) now sniffs the label for hints on what type of filesystem is being mounted, when not otherwise specified. UFS is only assumed if no information can be garnered from the sniffing.
* Added support for DT_GNU_HASH elf sections (RTLD).
Essentially DT_GNU_HASH is a GNU extension to the ELF
format that allows symbol searches much faster than the System V ABI
-standard hash does.
-For very large programs written in languages such as c++ that tend to link in many libraries with many symbols, the reduction in start-time can be dramatic.
-Base compilers were updated to generate both SysV and GNU hashes for every dynamic binary and the GNU hash will be used preferentially by the dynamic linker.
-* Dynamic linker (RTLD)
-Added support for preinit, init, and fini arrays
-Added support for DT_RUNPATH
-Added support for -z nodefaultlib flag
-Updated ELF filter implementation
-Added support for dflopen
-Added two new directives to libmap.conf
-Synced general bug fixes from FreeBSD
+standard hash does. For very large programs written in languages such as C++ that tend to link in many libraries with many symbols, the reduction in start-time can be dramatic. Base compilers were updated to generate both SysV and GNU hashes for every dynamic binary and the GNU hash will be used preferentially by the dynamic linker.
+* Dynamic linker (RTLD) Added support for preinit, init, and fini arrays, DT_RUNPATH, -z nodefaultlib flag, and dflopen. Updated ELF filter implementation and added two new directives to libmap.conf, along with general bug fixes from FreeBSD
* Support exception handling on statically linked binaries
-* Imported terminfo and deprecated termcap
-DragonFly is the only BSD using terminfo for its terminal database. Termcap is still installed but terminfo has a higher priority and is accessed first.
-* LDVER support added
-If the environment variable LDVER is set as "ld.gold" then the gold linker will be used over the default ld.bfd linker, similar to compiler-focused CCVER. Invalid values are ignored.
-* cut - synced with FreeBSD
-* realpath - missing posix functionality added (From FreeBSD)
+* Imported [terminfo(5)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=terminfo§ion=ANY) and deprecated termcap. DragonFly is the only BSD using terminfo for its terminal database. Termcap is still installed, but terminfo has a higher priority and is accessed first.
+* LDVER support added. If the environment variable LDVER is set as "ld.gold" then the gold linker will be used over the default ld.bfd linker, similar to compiler-focused CCVER. Invalid values are ignored.
+* [cut(1)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=cut§ion=ANY) - synced with FreeBSD
+* [realpath(1)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=realpath§ion=ANY) - missing posix functionality added (From FreeBSD)
* TUI mode added to kgdb, fixed on gdb
* boot2 loader reworked for more efficient code so gcc4.6, gcc4.7, and clang will be able to build it within the size limit
+* dragonfly.pool.ntp.org now exists and is used by default for network time
+* LVM stripe support in rconfig
> ### Removals
+* kzip
> ### Contributed Software
* Shipping with pkgsrc-2012Q3 built packages.
-* removed gcc 4.1
-* added libedit 2012-03-11 from NetBSD
-* added libmpc 1.0.1
-* added gcc 4.7.2
-* grep 2.9 replaced with grep 2.12
-* gdb 7.3 replaced with gdb 7.4.1
-* zlib 1.2.5 replaced with zlib 1.2.7
-* ncurses 5.7 replaced with ncurses 5.9
-* libgmp 5.0.2 replaced with libgmp 5.0.5
-* gcc 4.4 updated to final release 4.4.7
+* Removed gcc 4.1
+* Added libedit 2012-03-11 from NetBSD
+* Added libmpc 1.0.1
+* Added gcc 4.7.2
+* Updated gcc 4.4 to 4.4.7
+* Updated grep to 2.12
+* Updated gdb to 7.4.1
+* Updated zlib to 1.2.7
+* Updated ncurses to 5.9
+* Updated libgmp to 5.0.5
+* Updated OpenSSL to 1.01c
+* Updated tzdata to tzdata2012f
+* Updated sh from FreeBSD
+* Updated libpcap to 1.3.0
+* Updated dhclient from OpenBSD
+* Updated OpenPAM to 'Micrampelis'
+* Updated xz to 5.0.4
+* Updated tnftp to newest NetBSD version
+* Updated libarchive to 3.0.4
+* Updated tcpdump to 4.3.0
+* Updated file to 5.11
>### Security related
+* No specific security-related updates in this release.
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I will almost always choose a white sauce pizza over marinara. I'm obsessed with Alfredo sauce, what can I say? This afternoon I made this little lover. Even though my husband would deem it a "chick pizza", I think it's positively delicious.
I was inspired by the recipe linked above. But I'll post my recipe version below.
2 packets of generic brand pizza dough dry mix
1/2 package bacon, cooked crispy
1/2 lb chicken cooked chicken (I slow cook mine in the crock pot for 3 hours with onions, chicken stock, garlic, salt, pepper, and fresh basil)
1/4 white onion, sliced
1/2 lb Italian mix cheese
Alfredo Sauce (I make mine from scratch)
Prepare the pizza dough according to the directions on package. While it's "pre"cooking in the oven, make your Alfredo sauce (I make mine by way of the traditional roux. Ingredients: butter, garlic, milk, chicken stock, salt, pepper, flour, Italian cheese). When dough is finished, spread out your Alfredo sauce almost to the edges. Sprinkle the cheese, bacon, chicken, and white onion over the white sauce. Cook in the oven at 425 degrees for about 7 minutes, then turn your broiler on low. Watch your pizza until the top begins to turn slightly golden. Enjoy!
Soooo I this looks absolutely delicious, probably because it's one of my favorite kinds of pizza. Thanks for sharing your Alfredo sauce recipe, it is much appreciated :)ReplyDelete
P.S. Have you ever been to Nicolitalia's pizza? They make really good dough and they sell it for $2... I'm having a hard time making pizza without it- it's that good!Replies
I'll definitely have to try this recipe out with your dough suggestion next time! Thanks Nat.Delete
Ummm.....YUM! I love all things pizza :o) You are quite the cook!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks so much LB! We are pizza lovers like crazy. If you want more pizza recipes, Natalie (above in the comments) has some really fantastic pizza recipes on her blog!Delete
Can I get the recipe for your alfredo sauce?ReplyDelete


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Jan. 29, 2006
Seven is a lucky number, but it is taking more than luck for the Lipscomb Bisons basketball team to continue its success.
The Bisons won their seventh straight game of the season and moved into first place in the Atlantic Sun Conference with an 88-71 victory over Florida Atlantic Sunday afternoon at Allen Arena.
"This was a good team win," said Lipscomb coach Scott Sanderson. "We have to understand why we are doing what we are doing. It all comes back to September, October, November and December. It all comes back to the foundation that we have laid."
The Bisons are 13-6 overall, 9-2 in the A-Sun. Florida Atlantic fell to 9-10, 8-4 in the conference.
"We want to make sure we stay focused and humble while we are playing well," said Sanderson. "The biggest thing is to understand why we are playing well."
The Bisons allowed Florida Atlantic to lead in the game one time. DeAndre Rice scored on a 3-pointer at 13:46 to give Florida Atlantic a 9-7 lead. The last time the teams tied was 9-9 with 13:01 left to play in the first half when Lipscomb center Shaun Durant scored on a lay-up.
A lay-up by Fisk gave the Bisons the lead back at 11-9 with 12:46 before intermission.
Once again, the perimeter game was big for the Bisons with guards Brian Fisk and James Poindexter and forward Eddie Ard combining for nine 3-pointers. The Bisons were 11-of-20 for the game, 55 percent clip.
Defense was also a key for setting the tempo, holding Florida Atlantic to nine field goals in the first half.
"The first three halves we played them this season they have scored eight field goals and nine field goals and nine again in this game," said Sanderson. "I thought we came out and established ourselves defensively."
The Bisons never led by less than 10 points from the 9:18 point of the first half when they held a 23-14 advantage.
At halftime Lipscomb led 41-26, a scoring bulge they added to in the second half with 47 points. Florida Atlantic scored 45 second half points, but could not overcome the large scoring deficit they dealt with in the first half.
The Bisons largest lead was 23 points with 7:04 left in the game as Ard hit a pair of free throws for a 76-53 advantage.
In the final five minutes the closest Florida Atlantic would get to the lead was 18 points with 3:51 left when Rodney Webb hit a free throw for an 84-66 score.
Fisk led the Bisons in scoring with a game-high 28-points, three shy of his career high. Ard chipped in 18 points and Poindexter scored 15 points in 15 minutes.
"James came in there and gave us a spark and a lift," said Sanderson. "They had a hard time guarding his quickness. He played well for us, especially in the first half."
Fisk has led the Bisons in scoring in seven of the last 12 games. He has scored in double figures in the last 11 games.
"Brian is a complete player," said Sanderson. "People talk about Eddie Ard, but there is no question that the heartbeat of our team is Brian Fisk on both ends of the floor.
"He is a complete winner. Our guys feed off of him. He has been very, very good for the last month or so."
Durant grabbed a game-high seven rebounds. Guard Trey Williams made a game-high six assists and also was credited with three steals.
Florida Atlantic placed four players in double figures with Rice scoring 17 followed by Quinton Young with 15, Carlos Monroe with 12 and Webb with 11.
The Bisons turned the ball over 14 times. Florida Atlantic committed 19 turnovers.
"The last several games we have done a much better job of taking care of the ball," said Sanderson. "I told them that we work so hard in defending people that turnovers crush you. If we let our defense get set and get back in transition we are a difficult team to score on."
The Bisons take the short trip to Belmont Tuesday night for round two of the "Battle of the Boulevard" at 6 p.m. The game will be televised live on CSS.
"We need to get some rest," said Sanderson. "We talked about the four games with Belmont and Floriida Atlantic in row. We figured these games would separate us or bunch us together. Belmont will be waiting for us. We are hoping to have a great crowd at Belmont Tuesday."


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BRISTOL, Tenn. – Following a 6-0 week for the King University softball team, pitcher Hannah Light was recognized by Conference Carolinas for her stellar performance. Light was selected as Conference Carolinas Pitcher of the Week registering 32 strikeouts and winning all six contests for the Tornado.
Light was masterful in six games for King this week, pitching all but one inning and leading the Tornado to a perfect 6-0 record. In a doubleheader against Newberry on March 24, Light didn't allow a single run and gave up just two hits in the second game in a pair of 1-0 victories. She also helped the Tornado to sweeps of Belmont Abbey and Lees-McRae in conference play.
The senior has not given up more than two runs in an outing since allowing four runs in a loss to Tusculum on March 13. For the week, the Coeburn, Va., native had a minuscule 0.90 ERA in 39 innings pitched. She scattered 30 hits, with 28 singles and two doubles, but left 35 runners stranded to allow just five runs on the week. She struck out 32 batters with eight free passes. Light is tied for second in all three NCAA divisions with 201 strikeouts and leads the conference with 19 wins. This marks the fourth time this season Light has earned this award.
King has won eight straight contests and is in action this afternoon at North Greenville University. First pitch is scheduled for 2:00 p.m.


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Addis Ababa- Ethiopia (PANA) -- When Ethiopia's ratification of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety entered into force on 7 January 2004, it was just another deal of no concern to the man in the street here.
After all, biosafety is a professional jargon that has no equivalent in the local languages.
The public is largely in the dark about the objectives of this international protocol.
However, consumer rights lobbyists and some lawyers are on their toes to protect the ignorant and gullible population, as well as the environment in which they live, from the risks of modern biotechnology.
Though still a small lobby group, based in the capital, Addis Ababa, its prowess is obvious from their determination to curb health and environmental risks that could arise from genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
For a population whose fate seems to be either hidden in the rain-bearing winds or wrapped in shipments of relief food provided annually by donors, the adverse effects of modern biotechnology loom very close.
"This is a very serious issue and we have to take measures now to place new curbs on certain products imported into the country without proper checks," Gebremedhine Birega, vice president of AHa Ethiopian Consumer Protection Association, told PANA.
Ethiopia is a party to the international Convention on Biological Diversity that on 29 January 2000 adopted a supplementary agreement to the Convention known as the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety.
The agreement entered into force on 11 September 2003.
The Protocol seeks to protect biological diversity from the potential risks posed by living modified organisms resulting from modern biotechnology.
It establishes an advance informed agreement (AIA) procedure for ensuring that countries are provided with the information necessary to make informed decisions before agreeing to the import of such organisms into their territory.
Under the Protocol, a Biosafety Clearing-House has since been set up to facilitate the exchange of information on living modified organisms and to assist countries in the implementation of the Protocol.
After holding workshops on risk assessment and management of GMOs, Ethiopian stakeholders have come up with a draft biosafety proclamation that will be forwarded to the government for action.
"Biosafety is new to Ethiopia and we have initiated this process in the best interest of the country," said Mahlet Teshome, assistant coordinator of the national biosafety framework project.
Expressing concern about the impact of GMOs on human health and the environment, she said it was crucial for Ethiopia to put in place some regulatory system.
Mahlet, a lawyer by profession, told PANA that as a new technology in a poor country, biosafety requires better management.
However, she admitted that for some years Ethiopia would have to contend with the capacity gap to maintain a clean and safe environment.
The draft proclamation aims at protecting Ethiopia's biological diversity, the environment and the health and safety of people, by preventing the adverse effects of new organisms developed through modern technology.
Once the law to that effect is passed by parliament, hopefully by mid 2005, it will apply not only to imports and exports of Ethiopia but also GMO products in transit to other countries.
The Environmental Protection Authority of Ethiopia would give permission for transit on condition that there is the advance informed agreement of the importing country and insurance coverage in case of accidental release of the organisms.
The country's poverty and chronic food deficits are factors likely to make Ethiopians disgusted about biosafety.
But in the long run, public awareness is the vital tool with which stakeholders, including the business community and consumers who have limited access to health care, can keep the adverse effects and risks of GMOs at bay.
In addition, Ethiopia wants for expertise and laboratories to check the harm that could be caused directly or indirectly by GMOs, such as reduction in local crop yields, soil contamination, and any other consequential economic, social or cultural damages.
Such damages would usually creep in slowly and take a long time to detect.
By then the culprit could be untraceable and nobody would stand up and be counted for the costs of redress.
Inter-state cooperation is also important in enforcing biosafety measures.
So far just 27 African countries have ratified, acceded to, accepted or approved the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety.
These are Algeria, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Mozambique, Nigeria, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda and Zambia.


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