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Yes on a 2011 workshop; strategy for pursuing this: survey of SG Programs for most needed topics for learning, problem solving and networking; funding?; set up a committee to plan; use NING site to further develop ideas and discuss
CCAI analysis--this depends on who is willing to participate; develop a process + so what approach--results and progress; ways to share results and lessons learned; look at categories to set subgroups based on expertise and interest from Network to review and synthesize working w/ Joshua (?)
Other activities: Create an easy to use structure/format for better sharing our work via the NING site; rotate note-taking for meetings
What do others think?
Agree with Esperanza that some face-face meeting useful to strategize on future activities, possible cross-region activities. Also use CCAI analysis to see what is being done in this area. Also, would be interesting to see how individuals/states are addressing this topic in the new political regimes at county, state and national levels.
It would be interesting to catalogue various new products/activities that are being developed (perhaps part of CCAI analysis) so we know what tools/products are available...and how effective they may be.
My comments on the page for "Formalizing SGCN Strategies" are probably more apropos here:
1) The SGCN serves to bring together examples of successful projects that result in real changes at the local government level. The need for
examples of successful climate adaptation emerged very strongly from
local government stakeholders in the Gulf of Mexico's Community of
Practice meeting.
2) the SGCN could host annual meetings that showcase not only examples of projects but that also offer a forum for trainings that
teach outreach specialists about the tools available on the Digital
Coasts website. I am (lamentably) not very knowledgeable on the majority
of the tools available there, but when I have shown the website to
those that work in planning and GIS, I have seen them get very excited.
It is my belief that we could really benefit as a group from greater
understanding of GIS and technical tools so that we can effectively
present them as resources to the communities with which we work.
OK, so to synthesize some proposed activities:
1.) 2011 SGCN workshop (Thomas, we've ended up thinking of doing these every other year - we don't have any funding from the national office). Needs a subcommittee/recruitment for planning from within the network. Can start with a follow-up survey of 2009 workshop attendees...?
2.) Synthesis/analysis of successful adaptation projects. This sounds like it needs a subcommittee too, perhaps to talk to some folks from the RISAs, ICLEI, and CSC who I think have been doing similar research.
3.) CCCAI analysis. Needs coordination with Josh at the national office but can maybe be handled by a couple volunteers rather than a full subcommittee...?
4.) Improving communications subcommittee - look at improving NING use/structure to make it more useful, moving to Facebook, other ideas.
I realize my bullets for the SGCN objectives link fall more in this section. Jess, you've nicely summarized what everyone else has already said. I'll add my second bullet here, though perhaps it falls under your #4 above.
At the informal SGCN discussion at Sea Grant Week, we had discussed the possibility of having a section on the Ning site that links to tools that folks have developed. Perhaps this could go in the Climate Resources section? It could be as "simple" as providing links to the various tools we and others are developing.
Aloha everyone,
Jess - thanks for the summary. My comments on our list:
1) We should probably talk funding as one of the first topics. Like Jess said, we don't have any dedicated funding and the last workshop had a $25k grant from national plus a lot of contributions from various programs. I think the 2 year cycle is good for all of us, with the rigors of planning the workshop. I really like the idea of incorporating training into the workshop, especially if we do another web-inar and can archive the training on Jim's site.
2) Sounds great
3) Sounds great, maybe we could break it into sectors or topics to spread the load
4) We can also try the SCDN approach and rotate control of the ning through the regions, with each region getting control for a month or so and being required to update the site for their activities during that time (and as needed/desired, also).
5) Funding for more climate positions, for our network, for meetings, for collaborative work such as compiling tools lists, etc.
Happy New Year to all:
I'm just trying to catch up on the discussions. I agree wholeheartedly that a 2011 workshop is a "gotta-do". In terms of planning, we may have to consider either conference calls or the ning site discussions in lieu of face -to-face meetings. While I think the latter is best, current travel budgets are pretty tight.
Just some food for thought for future workshop topics: fisheries/ecosystem impacts of cc, cc impacts on human health, communication and decision-making tools for cc, tipping point models...
As far as the CCAI analysis, I'd be happy to help out as much as my other commitments allow.
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Asked at the TUC what a Labour government would do about the pay freeze on public sector workers Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls explained that Labour supported the freeze. That did not go down well. Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the PCS, has previously pointed to the scandal of workers in benefit offices being forced by low pay to claim the very benefits they dispense. An RMT delegate then asked if Labour would repeal the anti-trade union laws. No. Labour will not be helping or supporting the mass fightback necessary to end austerity. Even when the government's policies appear to be crumbling, a la the Universal Credit, the most Labour can muster is a demand for this pauperising measure to be delayed by a year. Behind Labour's poll lead a growing number of people are questioning its usefulness as a defence against cuts and are starting to look for an alternative. During a debate on austerity at the TUC an RMT member pointed out that fighting cuts also had to be aimed at Labour councils who have pushed through every cut suggested by the Con-Dems. He explained that his union backs the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC), an electoral alliance that stands anti-cuts candidates. The potential for this coalition to be a reference point for the struggle was illustrated when motion 5, the prison officer union's general strike motion, was moved and seconded by members of the TUSC steering committee, POA general secretary Steve Gillan and RMT general secretary Bob Crow. First into the debate was a third member of that committee (click here for John McInally's speech). It was no coincidence that Steve and Bob were also on the platform of the National Shop Stewards Network (NSSN) rally on the first day of the Congress. That rally was part of a lobby building pressure for a 24-hour general strike. Mood for action growingThe overwhelming support at the Congress for that motion reflects the pressure from ordinary members and activists who want to, and need to, see a powerful fightback. Inspired and then frustrated by the experience of the 30 November public sector strike and subsequent sell-out by right-wing trade union leaders, the mood for generalised action is growing. Writing in the Independent, commentator Laurie Penny correctly warns: "If the left isn't taking the possibility of a general strike seriously, though, the government certainly is. Plans have been revealed to draft in the army to fill in the gaps left by a possible 6.5 million public sector and service workers, as well as unguessable numbers of wildcat and solidarity strikers in other industries." Her description of what is possible is in line with what the Socialist proposes: coordinating action between public sector unions - pay is an obvious common issue - and calling on all groups of workers with live disputes to link up their actions. But also appealing to every other section of the 99% suffering cuts to support. The 20 October TUC demo will provide a fantastic opportunity to show the support there is for the TUC to coordinate this action - and if they don't for the left trade unions to do it. The Socialist calls on all our readers to assist in this campaign. Below is a letter produced by the NSSN. A motion based on this letter should be moved in every trade union branch, in every trade union meeting, and at meetings of trades councils, tenants associations, student groups, anti-cuts campaigns and every other body we can reach. It should be discussed with neighbours, families and friends. It should be tweeted, Facebooked and blogged about. 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Related links: Wales TUC conference - a missed opportunity Cardiff: TUSC Against Cuts fringe meeting at Wales TUC Wales TUC: no fight against austerity TUC: Set the date for a 24-hour general strike! Southamption byelection: On the TUSC Against Cuts campaign trail Falkirk West: Labour bureaucracy blocks left Unite union candidate Labour crosses the Rubicon - again Standing for TUSC in Woolston, Southampton Bin workers strike for seven days Hackney & Islington TUSC: film presentation Liverpool: TUSC fringe meeting at Unison conference Post Office strikes number 6 and 7 Teachers vote for action on workload and pensions Syria threatens sectarian middle east war 20 March: PCS calls budget-day strike Build for mass anti-cuts action NSSN conference: Unite to fight all the cuts Far-right EDL march in Sheffield: class-based response needed |


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Transliteration zabach |
Pronunciation zä·vakh'
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Part of Speech
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Strong's H2076 - zabach
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1) to slaughter, kill, sacrifice, slaughter for sacrifice a) (Qal) 1) to slaughter for sacrifice 2) to slaughter for eating 3) to slaughter in divine judgment b) (Piel) to sacrifice, offer sacrifice
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 134
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This weekend sees DiS hotfoot it to Wales for 2009's Green Man Festival. Set in a valley near Abergavenny, green, sheep-laden hills provide a gentle backdrop for the main stage, with the campsite lying next to a river. In form and content Green Man lives up to its reputation as Britain's premier alt-folk festival, one that has gently gathered pace since its early days at Baskerville Hall. Luminaries of modern and pre-modern folk have graced the festival in recent years (stand up Will Oldham, Joanna Newsom and Richard Thompson), but increasingly the festival has veered away from any lentil-based stereotypes, into wilder, more diverse furrows. So much so that it's hard to call it a folk festival at all anymore, the bands united by their gentleness and intelligence, rather than their acoustic guitars.
That's not to say there won't be beards and hushed melodies on display again (stand up Bon Iver), rather that the musical palate is wider this year than ever before. Jarvis Cocker headlines on Saturday night, Wilco on the Sunday, both of whom will showcase their own latest take on the indie-rock template. Animal Collective on the Friday headline slot should be a whirlwind of danceable samples and wild drums, their set no doubt, as ever, including new material. Elsewhere DiS will be getting very excited about hearing Beach House's lush melodies, Gang Gang Dance's intense, haunting vision of dance music, and Dirty Three's subtle, affecting hymns to the ocean and beyond. Aside from the big hitters, we recommend you take the time to check out the Fence Collective's Rozi Plain (part Julie Doiron, all lo-fi Bristolian charm), Dent May's earnest ukulele pop and Josie Long's endearingly honest stand up, while Wooden Shjips and Pivot should salve your urge for loud, challenging pysch-rock. And if you're still not excited, here's a Spotify playlist to help eek some emotion out of your leaden heart. See you this weekend!
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- Camera Obscura - French Navy
- The Phantom Band - Island
- British Sea Power - Remember Me
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that they don't go to Aberystwyth, it's about 2 hours away.
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UConn hosts Washington tonight at 7:30 (ESPN2) at the XL Center in what will be its final non-conference game of the season. This battle of Huskies should give UConn (9-2) a tough test before the rigors of conference play begin.
Washington (8-4) comes to town on a four-game winning streak. And while the West Coast Huskies haven't really beaten anyone good yet this season (an overtime win over Seton Hall might be their best), they're a big, physical team led by a bona fide star in 6-foot-5 junior guard C.J. Wilcox.
"Washington is a great opponent," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said. "They're going to come in ready to go. I'm looking forward to the challenge, and I know our guys are looking forward to it, too."
Indeed, UConn's players know it would be good to enter conference play on the heels of a victory over a strong opponent.
"You want to come into the Big East with a win," said freshman guard Omar Calhoun. "There's definitely momentum going towards that."
And, as sophomore guard Ryan Boatright noted, "In the Big East, you can go from 9-2 to 9-9 in a hurry."
But first things first. Washington is led by Wilcox, who has scored over 20 points in three straight games and averages 19.6 per game on the season.
"He's a great 3-point shooter," said Ollie. "He's just active, he knows how to get his shot. His energy feeds right into his shot." Continued...
The UConn coach even draws comparisons to his former teammate, Ray Allen, in Wilcox's ability to "move without the basketball, constant movement. We're going to have to play good, solid defense against him … we can't have him get going."
Washington also boasts plenty of size, including 7-footer Aziz N'Diaye in the middle, which could only accentuate UConn's season-long struggles on the boards.
Junior forward Tyler Olander believes his team will rebound better once it gets more "mental toughness, focus, really just putting a body on someone, getting back to the fundamentals of hitting your man and keeping him out. A lot of times, when the shot goes up, we just turn and try to find the ball instead of going to hit someone. Then, we end up underneath the rim. It's really a matter of keeping your man out."
For Ollie, it goes beyond simple fundamentals and techniques, even ability. It's about wanting it more than your opponent.
"We don't have the Rudy Gays, we don't have those guys. And that's alright," he said. "We'll do it collectively, together, and we'll try to fight through different things. We'll be fine. But we can't lack on the energy, on the effort, the ball pressure, the steals. Everybody knows the Big East is going to be tough, so we're going to have to do some of the things that we haven't been doing well. We're going to have to do better to win games. And I'm sure we'll do that."
UConn visited Newtown on Thursday to provide a respite for the kids (and adults) who have been traumatized by the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting. They spent about 90 minutes at the Newtown Youth Academy, signing autographs and getting pictures taken, then playing basketball and other games with the kids.
"It was something special," Ollie said. "The kids were smiling, the parents were smiling. We got an opportunity to interact with the kids and just play basketball, have fun."
The Huskies visited a military hospital on their trip to Germany, handed out food to needy families last week in Hartford and continue to look for ways to help others.
"It's just a responsibility we have as human beings to give back," Ollie added. "We're blessed to be a blessing. This is our job, this is why God created us, to help other people in need. Hopefully, on the other end, somebody's helping you." Continued...
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Three pet dogs perished late Friday when a fire broke out in a mobile home east of La Center, according to Clark County Fire District 10.
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Kernel upgrade. No major
Kernel upgrade. No major features. Boring.
Announcement link
The announcement links you posted were an interesting read, but I believe you meant to post this link: http://lkml.org/lkml/2011/5/29/204
Ouch. Quite right. I winced at myself for that one.
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Why not make a slight modification to the versioning schema? Something like this...
3.0.x for 3rd decade year 0
3.1.x for 3rd decade year 1
3.2.x for 3rd decade year 2
Of course, that might be too complicated...
coolaid ver bump, major revs
coolaid ver bump, major revs for major progress plz, minor revs for minor progress --- otherwise, set major milestones so when hit, a major rev makes sense
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What's next?
Ok, admit it people, what where the diffs between 2.6.18 and 2.6.19 ?
Only some geeks (or user who suffered from some bugs) remember when this version change was, and what it contained.
So, I applaud Linus to this decision, 3.0 for the third decade.
And then, for the 4th decade, after somewhere between 3.40 (3month) or 3.60 (2month) there would come version 4.0.
Nice, why not?
PS: yes this stops some questions for 2.7 code also (SCO).
Long live Linus
Rightfully said by Linus-- this is just another version with more bug fixes, drivers and etc. The kernel is matured.
Im still waiting and wondering when linux will power spaceships and future technology that still is'nt in existence.
Mocking SCO
Remember when SCO asked for the source code for Linux kernel 2.7?
Jumping from 2.6 to 3.0 is a bit more funny, when you keep this in mind :-)
For all of those guys saying
For all of those guys saying "no big progress", please, measure the progresses made between Linux 2.6.0 and Linux 3.0. They ARE worthy of a major release.
Why Not?
Not a big deal at all!
Mr. M$ do it all the time! Recently announced a version 8.
What a lot of people just figured out as it's nothing more than an old and well know "7 with a new skin" ;-)) What about 95, 98, ME, 2000... just to say for the desktop side. Who really believes that they have 8 SO? Ok, I do believe in Santa either.
Let's step up to "3"
i am surprised nobody
i am surprised nobody suggested to shave to 2 off and increment the 6.
That idea probably already has a copyright
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The filing deadline for municipal and school board elections has passed, and all is quiet for the Southlake City Council.
Following the 5 p.m. Friday deadline, only three candidates � one for each race � had filed. With no contested races, the election will be canceled.
That means Brandon Bledsoe, who serves on Place 3, will remain on the council in the same seat.
Bledsoe was elected in 2009 to the council and has served on various boards and commissions, including the planning and zoning commission, the Southlake 2030 Committee and the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) No. 1.
Randy Williamson will be the new council member for Place 4. He didn�t draw a challenger, and incumbent Al Zito chose not to run for re-election. Williamson has served in various volunteer roles, including the city�s planning and zoning commission, the parks and recreation board and the Southlake 2030 Plan Committee.
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The City of Palo Alto Utilities department has organized a 24-hour control center and stand-by crews to help residents weather the series of storms in the event of power outages, the department has announced.
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Posted by Cur Mudgeon, a resident of the Greenmeadow neighborhood, on Nov 29, 2012 at 1:36 pm
Ha. No sandbags out at the airport as of a few days ago--definitely AFTER the November 15 posted date. Will check East Meadow . . .
Posted by TotheCity, a resident of the Barron Park neighborhood, on Nov 29, 2012 at 1:53 pm
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I have not seen the city workers clean out the storm drains in at least two years. After the 1998 floods, the city said they would never let the storm drains go unattended again. Yesterday, there were floods on Alma, floods on Oregon, floods in the parking lot of T and C and elsewhere. This after just one rain, not even a bad one at that.
This is an El Nino year, according to some meteorologists. Let us not have a repeat of 1998!
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A quick note re the comment above regarding computers not being available during a power outage. We emphasize our outage website because many people have smartphones and can access the info that way (in fact, we have a new mobile app---check that out now at www.cityofpaloalto.org/cpaumobileapps)
Also, many times people have computers at work or other places outside the area of an outage.
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Good point about there being no internet when there's no power.
Palo Alto needs to get wireless infrastructure like Mtn. View that can be used in case of situations like this. This could really be important if people can report really quickly to a central location about there lines are down or water is rushing.
I hear we have fiber all over the city or at least is some places ... why can't those be split off to service WAP wireless access points throughout the city where each address is throttled down to some bare minimum so it can only be used for basic or emergency access?
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Chhattisgarh, May 25 (ANI): Senior Congress leader Mahendra Karma was reportedly killed in an ambush by Maoists on the Darbha Ghat section of the Jagdalpur-Sukma Highway in Chhattisgarh's tribal-dominant Bastar District on Saturday afternoon.
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New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has held the Congress Party responsible for the non-passage of the Food Security Bill during the budget session of Parliament.
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How many licks does it take to get to the center of Paul Gilbert's alternate picking exercise? 39, apparently.
A crazy legato lick from Paul Gilbert is up next--hope you can pull it off! Get it? Legato? Pull-off?
Warning! Today's neo-classical lick is not for the faint of heart... and neither is Vinnie Moore's circa 1986 hairdo!
Get yer shred on with this tasty two-string arpeggio lick in the vein of Anthrax's Scott Ian!
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