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Perl Foundation News is the place to read updates on what members of the Foundation's working groups are working on and for other project-related announcements. Where before a working group member might post an update to his use.perl journal, or a meditation on perlmonks.org, from today those updates and more will be appearing on the Perl Foundation Blog.
The Perl Foundation's work includes:
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- putting a public face on the work of the Perl community
- providing technical infrastructure for web hosting and Subversion repositories
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We're well aware of the problems of the past. We know that communications have been weak. We're working hard for the trust of the Perl community, and creating the Perl Foundation Blog is a crucial step as we work to earn that trust.
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Thank you to manfred for getting this up for me. I didn't know where to put this as it isn't a sub just a story.This story is based off of a game I am currently playing. It isn't a table top game so don't lynch me. It is called X3: Reunion a total immersive space sim that will allow you to do nearly anything. You can claim ships by attacking others and forcing them to bail out of their ship. Threaten cargo ships to drop their cargo or be destroyed. Create a fleet of ships to patrol the sectors to wipe out any and all pirates and other threats to the home sectors, Xenon and Khaak. Or build an empire by trading and building factories.The largest one of my fleets ever got was 32 fighters with three large cargo tankers. I decided to start over and role-play my way through the game, no story-line. This is the story of my character thus far. I will link images to any ships I talk about as I know none of this means anything to 99% of those reading this. I wanted to role-play some.
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Welcome to TatoChip.
My name is Karen, and this is a pet meds site with a difference. The mission is simple, find discount prices for pets meds, so that owners can afford to care for their pets.
And I also offer advice on what to buy too. Actually, Tato and Chip do that! It can be very confusing knowing what the best options are, as I found out many years ago.
I got totally fed up with paying so much for common items like Heartgard Plus chewables or Frontline Plus for Dogs that I decided to do some investigating. Much as I love my Vet, online prices are much cheaper from lots of places. And I was amazed at by how much. The only problem is knowing who to buy from.
On this site you will find that Tato the Cat, and Chip the Dog prowl (geddit?) the Web helping me to search out the best suppliers. I post links to my favorite stores so you can buy cheaply, but also I only recommend suppliers that provide great customer service too.
And I also provide comparisons between different brands, so that you buy exactly what is right for your Dog or Cat. Obviously Tato and Chip cannot really write, they are animals after all! But I thought it would be fun to make a Website that was something different, so all meds are written about in their voices, but are still extremely informative.
About Tato
Tato is a typical Cat, somewhat aloof, very smart, and great at finding a great deal for all Cats meds. She thinks she is Super Cool (as do all Cats) and loves her Sunglasses (she thinks they make her look like a Rock Star!), but she hates the Vets. So, she has made it her mission to help all people owned by cats to find deals online, from sites she knows will let Humans save money, so they can buy the Cats that own them more treats! She also like to call herself a Kool Kat, just humor her!
About Chip
Obviously Tato is in charge, although Chip the Dog likes to think that he is! Best not tell him any different. He is a simple soul, he loves to be friends with everyone, but he hates going to the Vets too. His mission in life is to ensure that no other Dogs need to go to the Vets either. So he finds great deals for all the top brands so all Dogs can be as healthy as possible. He thinks his blue Hat means he is a Trucker, he loves to travel in vehicles, let's not tell him any different, OK? He also likes to be referred to as "Chip The MIGHTY!", yeah, I know!!!
Pet Meds No Prescription
Tato and Chip really do dislike going to the Vets. It scares them! So they only like to find out about deals that don't involve even me having to go to the Vets office to pick up a prescription. Just in case they get made to come too! All the meds they find great deals for are prescription free. From popular heartworm medicines to flea control, to all manner of other non RX pet medications. This means that many of the companies recommended source and ship their supplies from jurisdictions that do not require prescriptions from you. I have found this makes things a lot easier. Some of the most popular options are Heartgard Plus without prescription, Revolution for Dogs without prescription, Revolution for Cats no prescription and Trifexis no prescription. Plus brands that are becoming more popular like Interceptor no prescription. Not to mention the fact that I found amazing deals for discount options like Generic Heartgard too! But please see the bottom of the site for the other medications I found suppliers for too.
I firmly believe that as long as I look after Tato and Chip, and ensure that I give them a monthly heartworm medicine, then I should NOT have to pay high prices at the Vets. And have to pay for, and collect a prescription. Year round medicating means they are never at risk of heartworm disease. I am an adult and am intelligent enough to keep my pets safe, and I am sure you are too! Read the best heartworm medicine for Dogs guide for detailed information on picking the right option.
Popular Pet Meds
These are some of the most popular pet meds Tato and Chip have found great prices for. But they have also found great deals for lots of other medications too. Don't forget that they also give you lots of information on each product page, so you know exactly what you are buying, if there are any side effects, and whether or not it is the right choice.
See below for all the products written about, and the great prices found.


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Archive - Jan 4, 2013 - Blog entry
Big 12 Blog
By Sam_Gallenberger on Fri, 01/04/2013 - 9:15am.
Player of the Week
Travis Releford, Kansas
Releford is without a doubt the hottest player in the conference right now. He's scored in double-figures in nine straight games, and he hasn't shot under 50% in a game since November 15th. His shooting percentages have been downright insane this year, hitting over 60% from the field as a wing. He's 2nd in free throw percentage and third in three point percentage in the conference as well.


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We called out all those fast lowriders last month when we brought you the announcement that Castrol Syntec and Lowrider Magazine were joining forces again. Our first respondent to the challenge is Art Medina of Northridge, CA, and the thirty-five year old insurance salesman is certainly no stranger to performance.
When he was a teen, Art found a '65 Impala 4-Door Hard Top in the Recycler for $800. Being the shrewd negotiator he is, he talked the seller down from $800 to $550, not bad for a project car that actually ran! The car certainly needed some work, in his own words he considers it "a bucket to most", but this Impala taught Art how to focus on reliability as he had to keep up the classic machine. Once he graduated from High School, he in listed in the Army Infantry where he gained true insight and exposure to the working mechanics of vehicles. He spent 2 years in Germany in a mechanized battalion working on Hummers, Tanks, Bradley's and other motorized equipment. He also was exposed to German automotive performance as he had access to the Autobahn. As soon as he returned, Art enrolled at L.A Pierce College and majored in Automotive Service Technology.
Art has had several cars in his lifetime but now with speed in mind, he decided to build his latest ride. This car would match the classiness and style of a lowrider with the power and energy of a muscle car. The results came to fruition in the form of a 1968 Caprice with a motor that can keep up with the best. The engine block came from a '74 Chevy tow truck and it was bored .030 over by P.A.W in Chatsworth, CA. This allowed Art to build the small block around the blower. Art used a Forged crank, .565 lift Crane cam with 120 degrees of duration and high rev hydraulic lifters, roller tappet rocker Edelbrock 2.02/1.96 D-port aluminum cylinder heads, Edelbrock EPS high rise intake manifold mated to a Barry Grant Boost-referenced 750 cfm 4 barrel carb w/ mechanical secondary, blower top pistons, high compression rings, H-beam connecting rods, Clevite bearings, and Fel Pro gaskets to seal it all up. Trans Action of Sunland, CA built the 400 trans and hooked up a great deal on the Gear Vendors Over/under-drive giving the '68 6 speeds. Trans Action also built the 12 bolt rear end with an Eaton connicle locker, 36 spline Moser racing axles, and ring n pinion from Antonio Masiero.
Art's super charged white '68 Caprice has over 600 HP and can definitely give challengers a run for their money. For such an accomplishment and amazing results he achieved with this one-of-a-kind Caprice, Art is the perfect candidate to represent the lowrider community in this big challenge.
Keep on top of the Castrol Syntec Top Car Challenge by logging onto the www.SyntecTopCarChallenge.com If you do, you might have a shot at the $10K that Castrol is dishing out to one lucky reader who logs onto their website and votes for their favorite magazine, "Lowrider" as the winner.


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|My dad's 1942 draft card (front), found in "Louisiana, First Registration Draft Cards, 1940-1945" on Familysearch.org
From the FamilySearch home page, you can browse by location. Click on "USA, Canada, and Mexico" and scroll down the page to the Louisiana records.
(The collections are alphabetical by state/province--mostly. If you're new to the site, browse around the page after exploring La. & then U.S. groups to make sure you don't overlook something useful.)
In September alone, FamilySearch has added or updated Louisiana-specific genealogy collections for:
• Civil War service records for both Confederate and Union soldiers (indexed)
• World War II and later draft cards: (Click on "browse images." Links of broadly indexed groups will appear.)
First Registration, 1940-1945, in progress, currently comprising surnames Davis - Linton statewide.
Second Registration, 1948-1959, in progress, with groups posted by draft board number. The numbers correspond to an alphabetical listing by parish (1 = Acadia Parish, etc). The highest board number currently posted includes a group of cards from Ouachita Parish. Within each parish, names are in alphabetical groups. You can estimate where in the group your relative may appear and enter a number in the image # box at the top of the page then click "return" or "enter"; try checking about halfway numerically, go by 100s, 50s, etc. It takes time and patience but you may find some great info.
Tip: Record the address info you find here as you prepare to search for your relatives in the 1940 U.S. census, available online to the public on April 2, 2012.
• New Orleans Passenger Lists, 1820-1945 (Click on browse. There are links for two time periods, within which the lists are broadly indexed by date. In spot-checking a couple of time period links, I'm finding 1900s records linked to 1800s headings. Oops. Hopefully this will be worked out.)
• Orleans Parish 2nd District Judicial Court Case Files, 1846-1880 (In progress. Indexed by year, then file number, currently from 1851 to 1873.)
There are more Louisiana-related genealogy collections; these are just the records added this past month.
You'll also find more genealogy records applicable to Louisiana relatives under "United States," such as the World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942, also called the "Old Man's Draft" (it was for men of ages 45-64), which is now indexed. In the last few days, several new groups of Confederate records have been added under "United States," as well as a number of other military collections. Can't wait to explore more.