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Rootsh - Get root easily. v1.8
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Allows you to use "sudo gainroot" without having to enable RD-Mode.
There is also an simpler "root" command which correctly sources the root .profile and environment.
There is also an rootsh command which allows you to quickly run a command on the same command line without using a root shell (like sudo)
You can find this package as rootsh in the diablo and chinook extras.
Updated 2012-02-03 18:20 UTC
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Changes in version 1.8
- Section changed from user/accessories to user/tools.
- Added conflict with GodMode package.
- Removed feature of rootsh command to spawn a shell. The user can still spawn a root shell by typing root.
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2.) 007 RainbowEye
3.) Pinkie's Drunk Kitchen
And then the antenna cradle fell on Pinkie.
And then it exploded.
Yay for number 3 and cookies. These are the types of pony vids I truely enjoy now, random stuff.
The regular PMVs and trailers are starting to become quite boring unless some actual editing is used in them, in which case they usually are epic.
The song in number two just became my new favorite. Everything else, WOOO!
I would say it's frightening how well Fluttershy pulls off a Russian accent, but it's so obvious when you see it it's like she's always talked that way.
I tried to make the cookies from #3, although the one problem I had was finding some "f***in butter", the closest thing I found was some "b**ch'in butter", but they still turned out pretty good XD. And BTW, Rise Against :D
Was I the only one that thought Rarity worked really well as M?
god damnit! I'm in the middle of working on one for the goldeneye trailer as well and someone goes and beats me too it. Guess I gotta scrap the project now.
Rise against and MLP
Because why not combine two awesome things?
All of these are just awesome.
Rise against, James Bond and Baking are now 20% cooler.
1. Good song, but the PMV wasn't put together that good.
2. Nice casting of the ponies into Bond characters.
3. wat
The name's Dash. Rainbow Dash.
... also, I haven't seen GoldenEye in a while, but... was Trixie cast as Xenia Onatopp? XD
Anon 9:34 - implying Rise Against weren't completely terrible for the last 5 years.
My Drunk Kitchen is amaaaaaaazing.
MLP/MDK crossover is a great idea, but that video needs some work.
Requesting more My Drunk Kitchen MLP Videos!
Totally hilarious!
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#2- Rainbow doesn't stand a chance
#3- Baking SODA icwhutudidthar
2: Awesome. Dash needs to be the next Bond.
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LOUDONVILLE — The Siena College Research Institute released a poll Friday for the 43rd State Senate district race showing surprising results: Incumbent Sen. Roy McDonald, who lost the Republican primary and remains on the ballot as the Independent Party candidate, has 29 percent of voter support.
He is not campaigning and has publicly said he supports Republican Kathy Marchione, who leads with 40 percent of likely voters. Democrat candidate Robin Andrews trails with 25 percent.
"It's not often we see a major party candidate in third place; however, there are clearly a large number of voters in the 43rd district who continue to have good feelings about their incumbent senator," said Steven Greenberg, a political consultant. "Marchione is garnering the lion's share of Republican votes, a bare plurality of Independent votes and a modicum of Democratic votes. Combined, that's enough to give her an 11-point lead in what is, surprisingly, a three-person race involving two active candidates."
"We're excited to be doing as strongly as we are," said Ken Girardin, Marchione's campaign manager. "It's exciting that our message is getting out."
McDonald's good showing in the polls was not surprising, Girardin said, as the current senator represents so much of the newly redrawn 43rd district.
"We're honored to have his support," Girardin said.
The district includes Columbia, Rensselaer, Saratoga and Washington counties. Marchione has the support of 62 percent of Republicans polled. McDonald has 26 percent, and Andrews, 8 percent.
Among district Democrats, Andrews has 55 percent support, followed by McDonald with 25 percent and Marchione with 13 percent. Independents are divided with 38 percent supporting Marchione, 35 percent supporting McDonald, and 20 percent, Andrews.
"Since Sen. McDonald has stated emphatically that he is not campaigning for this seat, I am the candidate in this race who will ensure that an independent person will represent our district," Andrews said. "It is my job to work as hard as I can over these final days to convince voters that I should be their choice on Tuesday."
Two-thirds of voters said the position taken by candidates on the issue of same-sex marriage was very (40 percent) or somewhat (26 percent) important to them in choosing who to support for state senator. McDonald crossed party lines to cast a crucial vote in favor of same-sex marriage in 2011. Marchione's primary campaign against him hinged on that vote. Continued...
"Sen. McDonald has earned the respect of many people throughout the district for his principled vote on marriage equality and his record of independence," Andrews said.
While Marchione's staff said the weekend's campaign would be business as usual, Andrews will step it up with her television ads.
"We will be hitting the airwaves this weekend," she said. "I will continue to knock on doors, and I will continue to believe that when people hear my message of fiscal responsibility and respect for personal freedoms. They will support me."
Greenberg said the poll results could inspire a lot of what-if questions, but he focused on "the real question."
"Four days before Election Day, will more than a quarter of the district voters actually vote for a candidate who has said he is not seeking to win?" Greenberg asked.
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The following cases were recently heard in Mason County Circuit Court by Judge David W. Nibert, according to the court docket from the office of Mason County Circuit Clerk Bill Withers: State v. Richard Allen Hurt, pretrial set for Jan. 10, 2013, trial set for 9:30 a.m., Feb. 5, 2013. State v. Robert Eugene Lee, pretrial set for 1:30 p.m., Jan. 10, 2013, trial set for Feb. 5, 2013. State v. Joshua E. Buttrick, status hearing set for 9:30 a.m., Jan. 10, 2013.
State v. Johnny Scott Hall, trial set for 9:30 a.m., Jan. 22, 2013, pretrial set for morning of trial. State v. Bryan David Darst, sentenced to not less than two nor more than 10 years, probation denied. State v. Pedro Joseph Leon, plea agreement regarding operating or attempt to operate clandestine drug lab charge, continued to 9:30 a.m, Jan. 10, 2013 for sentencing. State v. Candace Layne Jones, suspension of imposition of sentence, probation two years, day report. Tracy's Apartments, LLC v. Coleman and Gleason, bench trial, rescheduled for 2 p.m., Dec. 20.
The Mason County Sheriff's Department reports the following arrest: Shane A. Meadows, 33, Glenwood, violation of bond, arrested by Cpl. Terry.
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The following property deeds were recently filed in the office of Mason County Clerk Diana Cromley: Robert S. Mallette, Mary L. Mallette to Ezra A. Zuspan, Robinson District. Charles W. Roush, Debra Roush to Ryan W. Roush, Chelsea Roush, Waggener District. Betty C. Sturgeon to Tony L. Sturgeon, Hannan District. Kenneth J. Rollins, Dale G. Rollins, Sharon M. Rollins Coates, John M. Rollins, Nancy C. Rollins Wamsley to Robert A. Brinker, Laura A. Brinker, Cooper District. David P. Cole, Sharon C. Cole to Ted Robinson, Hannan District. Robert L. Spears, Shirley A. Spears, Betty J. Phillips, Gordon Phillips to Cody L. Pearson, Clendenin District. Marshall A. Arrington, Tammy Arrington to Matthew Arrington, Clendenin District.
Mary J. Underwood to Robert L. Underwood,Valerie Rollins, Lewis District. Charles E. Ball, Elizabeth Ball, Kathy S. Ussery to Charles Seymour, Union District. James H. Cochran, Vivian S. Cochran to Shanna Cornell, Lewis District. Steven P. Eads, Jr. to Larry J. Whittington, Jospeh P. Whittington, Union District. Vicki L. Wilford to Charles A. Tyree, Melinda J. Tyree, City of Point Pleasant. Ronald W. Russell, Sr., Christine R. Russell as trustees of the Lawrence Eugene Russell Trust Agreement, Francis M. Cline to Gerry J. Hupp, Leila M. Hupp, Waggener District. Anthony L. Fields, executor of the estate of Earl E. Fields to Paul S. Fields, Tracey L. Fields, Hartford.
The following death certificates were recently filed in the office of Mason County Clerk Diana Cromley: Janice Young, 74, West Columbia. Wyndall R. Edmunds, 83, Ashton. Kellie L. Leach, 43, Point Pleasant. Elsie Roaten, 87, Henderson. Leota T. Smith, 81, Point Pleasant. James L. Thompson, 86, Gallipolis Ferry.


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CTC were fundamental in the initiation, design and implementation of National Standards which have become Bikeability, working with the Department for Transport. As an Independent Training Organisation, CTC now provides Instructor training and qualification across the UK.
The Bike Tour Leader qualification is designed for guides leading bike tours across the UK and world.
CTC's Ride Leader and Ride Supporter courses enable you to set up and lead health cycle and road rides as well as ranger bike events.
Continued professional development (CPD) courses including First Aid for cyclists, maintenance qualifications and refresher courses are available across the UK for qualified instructors.
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Checking Obama's performance on first-term promises
1.) Afghanistan
Promise: As a candidate, Barack Obama said he would refocus military operations in Afghanistan to hunt down al-Qaida and Osama bin Laden and gradually draw down combat operations.
Status: Partially achieved. Bin Laden was captured and killed in May 2011, and Afghan forces are scheduled to begin securing the country by this spring, several months ahead of schedule.
2.) Iraq
Promise: Obama vowed during his 2008 campaign to end combat operations by the summer of 2010.
Status: Achieved. U.S. troops left Iraq in December 2011. Since the drawdown, violence and political instability persist in Iraq.
3.) Climate change
Promise: Obama vowed to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 80 percent by 2050 and invest hundreds of billions of dollars in energy-saving technologies.
Status: Incomplete. The Environmental Protection Agency crafted carbon regulations that make it more difficult to build new coal plants. The administration tightened fuel-economy standards and provided about $90 billion for clean energy technologies. "We haven't done as much as we need to" on climate change, Obama said recently.
4.) Health-care overhaul Continued...
Promise: Obama vowed during his campaign to enact universal health-care coverage within six years.
Status: Partially achieved. The issue dominated Obama's first term and after a sharply partisan debate, Congress approved sweeping changes that expanded overage to about 30 million people and attempted to control spiraling costs. The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the law last June.
5.) Guantanamo Bay
Promise: Obama said he would close the terrorist prison during his first year in office.
Status: Failed. Obama signed an executive order in January 2009 calling for the prison to close within a year. When the deadline passed, he launched plans to keep terrorism detainees at an Illinois prison. But Congress strongly opposes those efforts and about 160 detainees still remain at the prison.
6.) The economy
Promise: The economic collapse in late 2008 prompted Obama at the start of his term to push for an economic stimulus program that aides said would keep the unemployment rate just below 8 percent.
Status: Failed. After passage of the stimulus program, the unemployment rate climbed as high as 10 percent in October 2009 and fell to 7.9 percent by October 2012 and remains below 8 percent now.
7.) Transparency/government openness:
Promise: Obama vowed to make his administration the most transparent in U.S. history. Continued...
Status: Partially achieved. On day one, Obama ordered federal agencies to "adopt a presumption in favor" of public information requests, but critics say most agencies haven't updated their disclosure roles. The White House now regularly releases visitor logs and Obama has signed a law enacting some whistleblower protections, but the Justice Department continues to prosecute federal employees who are considered whistleblowers. The Food and Drug Administration has also come under fire for using electronic to spy on the personal e-mail accounts of whistleblowers.
8.) Making government "cool again"
Promise: Obama vowed to modernize government operations and recruit new, talented workers to bolster the aging public sector.
Status: Incomplete. The federal workforce isn't getting any younger and remains mired in a years-long pay freeze at the same time it continues to be the target of further Republican cost-cutting plans. Critics say Obama spends little time discussing the merits of public service or using his bully pulpit to make a recruitment pitch to young job seekers.
9.) United States standing in the world
Promise: Obama said his election would improve global perceptions of the United States.
Status: Partially achieved. His election as the first black president instantly earned him worldwide acclaim — including the Nobel Peace Prize after less than a year in office — and international polls show that he remains a popular figure. But the country's standing continues to wobble as U.S. foreign policy is challenged by young unstable democracies in the Middle East, violence in Syria, the potential nuclear ambitions of Iran and North Korea and strained relations with the leaders of Israel and Russia.
10.) Financial overhaul
Promise: In response to the 2008 economic collapse, Obama pushed to give broad new powers to federal watchdogs to protect borrowers against abuses in mortgage, credit-card and some other types of lending.
Status: Partially achieved. Changes approved in 2010 granted new federal authority to seize and wind down large, troubled financial firms and a council of federal regulators to monitor threats to the financial system. Republicans consider the changes intrusive and detrimental to innovation and competitiveness. Continued...
11.) Breaking the partisan logjam
Promise: Obama's 2008 campaign slogan of "hope and change" directly addressed voter concerns with partisan bickering in Washington — fights he vowed to end.
Status: Failed. Even Obama admitted last year that his biggest first-term disappointment "is that we haven't changed the tone in Washington as much as I would have liked." Fights over health-care changes, financial regulatory changes and the nation's fiscal policy sapped any chance of a modern era of good feelings.
12.) Supreme Court appointments
Promise: Obama was vague during his 2008 campaign about the types of justices he hoped to appoint to the court but signaled plans to nominate a diverse array of Americans to serve in government.
Status: Achieved. Obama nominated the high court's first Hispanic justice, Sonia Sotomayor, in 2009, and tapped his former solicitor general, Elena Kagan, for a seat in 2010, giving the Supreme Court three women for the first time.
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The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) helps protect the privacy of student records. It provides students the right to inspect and review their educational records, the right to seek to amend those records and the right to limit the disclosure of information in the records. In complying with the act, Northern Michigan University will not release educational information about a student without the student's written permission. For a more complete explanation of the provisions of the law, see the NMU Student Handbook.
FERPA allows the university to identify directory information, which it considers public record, and which it will release without student authorization. At NMU this includes the following:
Students have the right to restrict the release of all their directory information. This is done by completing a form available from the Registrar's Office. Restrictions can be applied to a student record any time during the semester. However, to prevent information from appearing in the university telephone directory, the request must be made within 18 calendar days of the beginning of the fall semester.
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1. Introduction
Don't you hate it when you get in to work one morning to find your OES/eDirectory services that worked the night before don't work anymore. When you find that the problem is due to server certificate expiration, don't you wish that there is some way to inform you before the certificate expires so that you can fix it beforehand. This document explains how this can be done.
2. Understanding the solution
The solution requires you to download a bash script, which means that you can only run this script on an OES server or SLES with eDirectory. The script retrieves all server certificates expiration via LDAP and checks against the current month and year. If the certificates expire within the same month or has already expired, the administrators will be notified via email. If the certificate is going to expire on the same day that the script is run, a special warning will be sent to inform the administrators that they should repair the certificates immediately.
This script should be configured to run on the 1st day of the month at 12:00am. The worst case scenario is that the server certificate has expired on the 1st day of the month before the start of the work day (e.g. at 1am). In this case, the administrators should have already received an email at 12am and repairing the certificate would be the first task of the day.
3. Implementing the solution
3.1. Download the 'check_certexpire.sh' script to your OES/eDirectory server (e.g. /usr/local/bin) and make changes to the following variables accordingly.
Variables | Description |
DOMAIN=novell.com | This is your company's domain name. Make sure it is a valid one because an email will be sent to your administrator using this domain |
ADMIN="firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com" |
These are the emails of your administrators who will receive the email alerts. Use a space to separate the emails. |
LDAPHOST=LDAPHOST.novell.com | This is the domain name or IP address of eDirectory server or OES contains a replica of all servers' OU. Pointing to your Master replica server is a safe bet.
Note: This server should allow LDAP search via port 389. To allow LDAP via port 389, open iManager -> LDAP -> LDAP options -> LDAP Group. If port 389 is not allowed, change the script to use 636 accordingly (look for the ldapsearch command within the script). |
Organization='o=novell' | This is the Organization name configured on the eDirectory Tree. If your servers are located across multiple organization, then use the tree name instead e.g. Organization='T=novell-tree' |
3.2. Configure crontab to run this script on the 1st of every month at 12am.
Modify the /etc/crontab accordingly ->
0 0 1 * * root /usr/local/bin/check_certexpire.sh 2>/dev/null
3.3. Configure postfix to enable sending of email.
- Ensure postfix service is started by typing the following command. The status should show that the service is running ->
/etc/init.d/postfix status
- Ensure postfix service is started at run time by typing the following command.
chkconfig postfix on
- Edit the /etc/postfix/main.cf file and ensure that the following line is included into this file
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
- Find out the IP address (or DNS address) of your SMTP server (e.g. 10.1.1.1) Edit the /etc/postfix/transport file and ensure that the following line is included into this file. Change the IP address below accordingly
* smtp:10.1.1.1
- Type the following command. Verify that this command updates the /etc/postfix/transport.db file
/sbin/postmap /etc/postfix/transport
- Finally, try sending an email to yourself by typing the following command on the server. Change yourcompany.com to your company's domain and youremail to your actual email. Leave $HOST as it is.
echo "this is a test email" | mail -r $firstname.lastname@example.com -s "This is a test subject" email@example.com
4. Testing the solution
You can test this solution by creating 2 certificates that will expire today and expire at the end of the month. Run the script manually and see whether you will receive emails alerts.
To create custom server certificates, do the following:
- Open iManager -> Novell Certificate Server -> Create Server Certificate
- Step 1 of 6: Choose the server that you want to create the certificate on. Choose 'Custom' as the creation method.
- Step 2 of 6: Choose Organizational certificate authority
- Step 3 of 6: Leave everything as default
- Step 4 of 6: Under Validity period, choose 'Specify dates'. Select the Expiration date as either today or end of the month.
- Step 5 of 6: Choose Your organization's certificate
- Step 6 of 6: Click Finish.
Special thanks to Aska Hsu from China Engineering Consulting Inc. for bringing up this request and testing this solution.
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Disclaimer: As with everything else at Cool Solutions, this content is definitely not supported by Novell (so don't even think of calling Support if you try something and it blows up).
It was contributed by a community member and is published "as is." It seems to have worked for at least one person, and might work for you. But please be sure to test, test, test before you do anything drastic with it.
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Create max length certs and don't worry about it any more.
Submitted by gmarsh on 12 January 2012 - 11:58pm.
This is useful, but my normal practice is, when installing a new server, simply delete ALL the server certs and re-create ONLY the SSL CertificateIP / SSL CertificateDNS certs. When creating, use the Custom setting and create for max length, and edit the Subject Name to match the setting of the old cert.
After that is done, issue namconfig -k to export the cert to local file system for LUM usage.
As far as I know, the "...AG..." certs are not used by any component and so do not need to be re-created.
This way, the certs will last until the CA expires which could be as much as 10 years later, rather than the 2-year default. On the other hand, if the CA will expire within a few years, it is also worth considering first deleting the CA and re-creating it; that can also be done in a Custom way which gets you to about 2036, or a default way which gets you another 10 years.
If the cert re-creation for max length is done from the outset for every server, it reduces both planned and unplanned downtime.
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Having a small issue with this one
Submitted by hkprit on 15 April 2013 - 1:45pm.
Hi, I am having a small issue trying to set this up on my server. It is running Sles 10 OES2 SP2.
The second last step in part three, /sbin/postmap /etc/postfix/transfer, is not working for me. When I enter it, I receive an error. "/sbin/postmap: No such file or Directory". I have checked the file structure and postmap is not present in /sbin. I was however able to find a /usr/sbin/postmap. Would I be able to use that one?
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BizWest Media assesses its need for tape
By NCBR staff October 21, 2011
Ever considered the role tape plays in your life?
Sometimes it's clearly holding things together, sometimes the red variety holds you up, and sometimes it's all that a resourceful TV character needs to hold off an always life-threatening situation.
How much would you pay for tape? You'd probably pay two or three dollars for most day-to-day situations, maybe a little more to stave off life-threatening situations.
The event organizers for BizWest Media, parent company to this paper and its sister publications in Boulder and Wyoming, ran out of tape during the setup for a recent event. None of the contacted office supply stores carried the particular kind of tape, so it was a turn of luck that the tape manufacturer was based in Denver.
A representative from the company stopped by the BizWest office in Fort Collins and informed them that one replacement roll would be around $50. Though the tape was of a specialized nature and the customer service was much appreciated, BizWest went with a more modestly priced roll of tape seeing as how they were not trying to reattach an airplane wing or disarm a bomb.
Note: further investigation revealed no tape in existence is designed for either of those situations. Also, the good folks at the Denver company are, of course, welcome to re-bid.
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Why The Jets Will Be Better Then The Giants
Posted by briesen on 2nd August 2012
The New York Giants are coming off their second Super Bowl win in the last five years. The core of their young team is almost exactly the same. Eli Manning has only gotten better every year since his first Super Bowl MVP in 2008. The other New York team, the Jets, are coming off a disappointing 8-8 year. Their biggest off season pick up was a back up quarterback who may spend more time on the back page of the New York Post then in the endzone. Despite all this, the Jets will have a better record then the Giants come years end.
Two years ago the Jets were one of the most feared defensive teams in the league finishing 3rd best in points allowed. Last year, despite not losing much in terms of players, they fell to 13th. Rex Ryan is back to calling the defense this year and that should help regain their 2010 form.
The real reason behind this prediction is the schedule of the two New York teams. The Giants have (arguably) the hardest schedule in the NFL while the Jets sport one of the easiest. The Giants get to play just five teams that finished under .500 last year, while also playing seven games against teams that made the playoffs. On the other hand, the Jets get to play eight games against teams below .500 and just five games against playoff teams. The Jets finished just one game behind the Giants last year and the two team's schedules should be enough for the Jets to gain at least one if not two games.
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Port after the storm: A year after Irene's devastation, Frank Guido's Catskill restaurant is back (video)
Anyone who knows Frank Guido can attest that he's a tough yet lovable guy with a lot of spunk and passion.
He's also a profusely meticulous man who demands nothing but the best from the mini-restaurant empire he's built in the Mid-Hudson region.
That's why it's hard to picture what it must have been like for him as he arrived at 7 Main St. in Catskill the day after Tropical Storm Irene pummeled the region last August. A thick, oozing mud desecrated his Port of Call, the newest of Guido's restaurants patterned after the popular Mariner's Harbor on Broadway in Kingston.
Everything he had worked so hard to build was destroyed in a day, including the floor, which had caved in from the storm's drenching rains.
"It totally demolished not only my restaurant, but a lot of the area in Greene County and Ulster County," Guido said. Just talking about it makes him choke up and brings a hint of a tear to his eye.
Guido is known throughout these parts for the golden standards he sets for his menus, his staff and the buildings that house his restaurants.
He opened Port of Call on Catskill's waterfront a few years ago. It was a seasonal restaurant with a spot-on view of the river and a glowing reputation for serving the freshest seafood, including its celebrated Maine lobsters.
"Everything was going well, but, unfortunately, on Aug. 28 of last year, we had the devastation of ... Irene," Guido said.
When it was all said and done, the damage was so great that he had to completely rebuild the restaurant. The final price tag was $1 million, with insurance covering only $240,000. Continued...
To make matters worse, he couldn't get to Port of Call immediately after the storm because roads were closed due to flooding. Guido had to spend the night at a motel in Palenville with no running water or electricity.
"I made it down here the next day," he said, "and it was total devastation.
"There was a foot of mud in the restaurant. It was absolutely horrendous. The whole (Catskill) Point down here had 6 feet of water, so we lost the entire building."
Those who know Guido also can attest that he is not a man who delays getting things done. True to form, he said his first thought was to work hard to get Port of Call re-opened as quickly as possible.
"A crew came in, but when we got in here, we realized all the equipment was ruined," he said. "The Board of Health came in, and the mold was already growing, and we had to throw out all the food, all the liquor, all the dishes — anything that was touched by the waters had to be thrown away.
"The building wasn't sound," he added. "The floor was collapsing. It sunk in, but what do you do? You have to go on, so we just immediately started making plans to rebuild."
Guido assembled a trusted group of friends and leaned heavily on state officials for that task. He also got some Small Business Administration loans.
"We did it with the help of my friends from the Bank of Greene County, Congressman (Chris) Gibson's office, Assemblyman (Peter) Lopez, and Greene County (officials) were really, really helpful," he said.
Guido reopened an even better Port of Call on May 1, complete with a new upstairs deck overlooking the river. The restaurant also has a canopied patio area outside the main dining room, a gleaming space with a nautical theme.
"Before, we were just set up for the summer months," Guido said, "but, now, we have air conditioning and heat, and we can be open year-round," Guido said. "We've also expanded. We have 35 people working — 50 percent more than we had last year — and, hopefully, we can give everyone year-round work." Continued...
He's also thrilled that the area north of Kingston has welcomed and supported him. If you saw it, that wouldn't surprise you.
The river view alone makes it the perfect spot to come out for Guido's famous fisherman's platter, which includes fried shrimp, haddock and corn fritters, or a plate of prime rib and broiled scallops.
Without a doubt, the most popular dish on the menu is the lobster bake that includes a 1 1/4–pound lobster served with clams, shrimp, mussels, a baked potato and corn on the cob.
Naturally, there are plenty of interesting appetizers, like Guido's signature fried calamari, New England clam chowder or Maryland crab cakes — all made with the family's recipes and served in the classic Italian fashion of generous portions.
Like the other restaurants Guido has built over the years, particularly his Little Italy at 14 Thomas St. and Mariner's Harbor (now run by his son, Mark, and cousin, Sal) at 1 Broadway in Kingston, Port of Call has that same feeling of warmth. The Guido family does it up big for their guests with food, flair and friendly service.
Guido is clearly pleased when he looks around Port of Call. He lets out a loud belly laugh when a patron at the bar compares the restaurant to the Phoenix that rose from the ashes.
"That is the truth," the man says as Guido pats his shoulder affectionately.
But, through it all, one still gets the sense that he has not fully recovered from the storm's lashing, and the pain in his face still shows.
"Unfortunately, your personal insurance doesn't cover floods, so I went through FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)," Guido said, reflecting back to the disaster. "We had $500,000 in insurance, but FEMA only gives depreciative value, not replacement. If it had been a fire or something else, it would have been fine, but we got less than half of the $500,000."
Besides, he said he never dreamed the rebuilding project would be so expensive. Continued...
"We thought it would cost ($300,000) to $400,000, but it cost us $1 million — triple of what I thought."
No matter, Guido is happy it's all behind him now, and he's crossing his fingers a storm of Irene's magnitude won't come his way for a very long time.
"They're saying this is once every 100 years … and, hopefully, they're right because this was amazing," he said.
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Web edition: June 8, 2012
A mite that parasitizes honeybees can turn formerly small-time, local virus strains into widespread, dominant hazards.
As the Varroa destructor mite infiltrated Hawaiian bee colonies from 2007 to 2010, viral infection strength in local bees soared a million-fold, and a once-obscure but nasty strain of deformed wing virus surged to prominence. Even when beekeepers beat back the mite, the newly prominent virus remained abundant. Mite damage plus the virus shorten the lives of bees and can destroy colonies.
So far Hawaiian beekeepers have not reported the swifter, specific malady called colony collapse disorder (SN: 7/28/2007, p. 56), but the ability of the mite — now spreading globally — to reshape viral threats is worrisome, say Stephen J. Martin of the University of Sheffield in England and his colleagues in the June 8 Science.
S.J. Martin et al. Global honeybee viral landscape altered by a parasitic mite. Science. Vol. 336, June 8, 2012, p. 1304. doi: 10.1126/science.1220941
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S. Milius. Not-so elementary Bee Mystery. Science News. Vol. 172, July 28, 2007, p. 56. [Go to]
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text: Friday afternoon I was arrested because a neighbor complained about the appearance of my aging 14 year old Boston Terrier, named Oreo. The Morgan City Police Department sent two units with two officers. Because of the dog's age and inability to control her bladder her kennel had to be placed in our carport. The dog has been sickly and losing weight, despite feeding her more. We couldn't take her to the Vet as I am unemployed and the doctors offered any payment plan. We strongly suspect (not that we're vets in any sense) the dog, being female has some form of cancer or kidney disease, causes of weight loss. Other the weight loss and moving slower as she's past her life expectancy she's the same dog. Last year due to an eye infection she did go blind in one eye. So appearance wise she didn't look great, as several of my surrounding neighbors were aware of. Because of the way she looked we were afraid to take her to be "put down" in fear that the Vet would contact law enforcement on us for neglect and abuse. It was the exact opposite as I also didn't have the heart. After all, I lost my mother recently to cancer and her weight was 85 pounds when she died, but no one wanted to put her to sleep and like the dog, left it in God's hands. So as long as the dog wasn't in pain, passed blood or worms we decided to just keep caring for her as she's been our dog since 8 weeks old and quite pampered most of her life. Apparently that morning someone either from or passing through the neighborhood spotted the dog and called the Morgan City Police. My wife and I tried explaining the situation, that the dog was just old and strangely lost much weight. The Morgan City Police Officers refused to listen and pegged us already guilty from the start. I was read my rights only 10 minutes into the discussion from a rookie cop. Once Animal Control came, who happened to be a woman without a charming bone in her body. She too immediately assumed the dog should have been put the sleep long ago and said it was cruel of us to have kept the dog alive. With closed ears my tone became more vocal and I was warned to "shut up." Well I didn't and before I knew it I was sitting in the back of a police car, in front of all of my neighbors, with cuffs so tight I still have the bruises today, my entire ride to the station I was in excruciating pain the whole time. I was booked, printed, given a urine test and charged with "Animal Cruelty." I had to be bailed out with a court date of November 27th. The dog was taken away, not one person from the department telling me of her state or condition. Somehow through a concerned Facebook friend she managed to find out the animal is still alive, but had to be examined by the Veterinarian to determine if it indeed was abuse, neglect, disease or natural causes. Several of my neighbors tried explaining, even after I was driven away but no one listened. One neighbor who just had to put his own dog to sleep knew I was considering that myself but understood due to the pain he went through himself. Other neighbors called the Morgan City Mayor's Office on my behalf as many knew I cared for the dog and often saw me outside caring for her. With that charge, even though a misdemeanor, I now have a record, which could damage my chances of regaining employment. I was extremely humiliated, given so little water that my mouth and lips dried to a point of bleeding, not offered any restroom breaks and locked in a holding area until another neighbor posted bail. The Morgan City Police Department is notoriously brutal and just paid a $75,000 Lawsuit in which my niece and her family were attacked by police officers and her husband no longer being able to work for permanent back injuries. I had much support with my neighbors and friends on Facebook but that's not enough, I want this charge completely wiped off of my record and charges dropped. I'm willing to appear on camera as well as my neighbors. The Morgan City Police Department can not continue their practice of abuse and extreme force as they're costing tax payers money and causing its citizens to live in fear and embarrassment. What you can do: 1. Call the Mayor's Office, make sure the new Mayoral Candidate has a mandate to Police the Police. 2. Demand Captain Michael Banks resigns.


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The DSM consists of three major components: the diagnostic classification, the diagnostic criteria sets, and the descriptive text. Diagnostic Classification The diagnostic classification is the list of the mental disorders that are officially part of the DSM system. "Making a DSM diagnosis" consists of selecting those disorders from the classification that best reflect the signs and symptoms that are exhibited by the individual being evaluated. Associated with each diagnostic label is a diagnostic code, which is typically used by institutions and agencies for data collection and billing purposes. These diagnostic codes are derived from the coding system used by all health care professionals in the United States, known as the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Edition, Clinical Modification (ICD-9-CM). Diagnostic Criteria Sets For each disorder included in DSM, a set of diagnostic criteria indicate what symptoms must be present (and for how long) as well as symptoms, disorders, and conditions that must not be present in order to qualify for a particular diagnosis. Many users of DSM find these diagnostic criteria particularly useful because they provide a concise description of each disorder. Furthermore, use of diagnostic criteria has been shown to increase diagnostic reliability (i.e., likelihood that different users will assign the same diagnosis to an individual). However, it is important to remember that these criteria are meant to be used as guidelines informed by clinical judgment and are not meant to be used in a cookbook fashion. Descriptive Text Finally, the third component of DSM is the descriptive text that accompanies each disorder. The text of DSM-IV systematically describes each disorder under the following headings: "Diagnostic Features"; "Subtypes and/or Specifiers"; "Recording Procedures"; "Associated Features and Disorders"; "Specific Culture, Age, and Gender Features"; "Prevalence"; "Course"; "Familial Pattern"; and "Differential Diagnosis."
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