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Lethal chicken disease created by 'gene-swapping' vaccines – Harbinger of things to come?
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Big Pharma & Medical Mafia, Health, News, Vaccines on August 5, 2012
via: NaturalNews
Sunday, August 05, 2012
By: Scott Morefield
[NaturalNews] In yet another example of mad science gone awry, approximately 7 to 17 percent of the chicken population of Australia's two main chicken producing states, Victoria and New South Wales, has died as a result of two deadly new disease strains; strains created when three vaccines used to prevent the herpes virus infectious laryngotracheitis in chickens 'unexpectedly' swapped genes. The disease normally kills five percent of the chicken populations it infects, so in this case the 'solution' has turned out to be far worse than the original potential problem.
In Australia there are usually two similar live virus vaccinations against the virus, which causes mild to severe respiratory disease (difficulty breathing, sneezing, coughing) in chickens. However, because of shortages in 2008/2009, a new European vaccine was introduced. Because of the use of multiple live virus vaccines in the same poultry population, an entirely new, more virulent, disease has been created, one that results in death for a significant percentage of the population it was meant to protect. According to the journal Science, "These findings highlight the risks of using multiple different attenuated herpes virus vaccines, or vectors, in the same populations."
Joanne Devlin, a lecturer at the School of Veterinary Science at the University of Melbourne and the lead author of the paper detailing the problem, wrote, "To try to understand the origin of the new field strains, what we did is sequence the entire genome of the new field strains and we also sequenced the genome of the vaccine strains at the time." Similar elements to the two vaccines were found in the new viruses.
Move on, nothing to see here
Devlin also acknowledges that the new, deadly variants were possible because the vaccines contained live viruses. Not to worry; however. The University of Melbourne's Ian Gust assures us that this couldn't possibly occur in humans because chickens and people are vaccinated using different methods and different strains of the herpes virus. Since the herpes virus is delivered with three entirely different diseases, measles, mumps, and rubella, we are told it cannot breed across various species. Currently, there are five live virus vaccines given to humans – measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, and polio. What could possibly go wrong?
Mounting Evidence Shows Many Vaccines Are Ineffective & Contribute To Rise Of Outbreaks Caused By Mutated Viruses
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Big Pharma & Medical Mafia, Health, News, Vaccines on July 30, 2012
via: Mercola
By: Dr. Mercola
July 30, 2012
In the middle of July, NBC News reported that :
"The U.S. is on course for a record year for whooping cough, health officials said this week. And while vaccinating kids is clearly the most important defense, health experts say adults may not realize they're supposed to be getting regular shots, too."
The article goes on to hype what are actually predictable pertussis (whooping cough) increases and promote the ineffective pertussis vaccine—basically giving the media their marching orders for this fall's propaganda campaign, which centers on blaming increases in pertussis on parents who file non-medical exemptions for their kids, which is pure nonsense.
Surprise! Whooping Cough Spreads Mainly through Vaccinated Populations
In 2010, the largest outbreak of whooping cough in over 50 years occurred in California. Around that same time, a scare campaign was launched in the California by Pharma-funded medical trade associations, state health officials and national media, targeting people opting out of receiving pertussis vaccine, falsely accusing them of causing the outbreak.
However, research published in March of this year paints a very different picture than the one spread by the media .
In fact, the study showed that 81 percent of 2010 California whooping cough cases in people under the age of 18 occurred in those who were fully up to date on the whooping cough vaccine. Eleven percent had received at least one shot, but not the entire recommended series, and only eight percent of those stricken were unvaccinated.
"This first detailed analysis of a recent North American pertussis outbreak found widespread disease among fully vaccinated older children. Starting approximately three years after prior vaccine dose, attack rates markedly increased, suggesting inadequate protection or durability from the acellular vaccine." [Emphasis mine]
The pertussis (whooping cough) vaccine is included as a component in "combination" shots that include tetanus and diphtheria (DPT, DTaP, Tdap) and may also include polio, hepatitis B, and/or Haemophilus Influenza B (Hib). CDC data shows 84 percent of children under the age of three have received at least FOUR DTaP shots—which is the acellular pertussis vaccine that was approved in the United States in 1996—yet, despite this high vaccination rate, whooping cough still keeps circulating among both the vaccinated and unvaccinated.
So, as clearly evidenced in this study, the vaccine likely provides very little, if any, protection from the disease. In fact, the research suggests those who are fully vaccinated may in fact be more likely to get the disease than unvaccinated populations.
Why Whooping Cough Vaccine Does Not Work As Advertised
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Health, News, Vaccines on July 28, 2012
via: GreenMedInfo
by: Sayer Ji
July 28, 2012
A newly published article written by a former WHO vaccine committee member has revealed that estimates for pertussis vaccine efficacy have been greatly inflated because of inaccurate case definitions adopted by the WHO in 1991 which required laboratory confirmation and 21 days or more of paroxysmal cough, excluding and therefore concealing a veritable submerged iceberg of vaccine-resistant cases of pertussis infection.
He states
I was a member of the WHO committee and disagreed with the primary case definition because it was clear at that time that this definition would eliminate a substantial number of cases and therefore inflate reported efficacy values.4–11 Nevertheless, the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research of the Food and Drug Administration accepted this definition, and package inserts of the US-licensed DTaP vaccines reflect this.
The article, written by James D. Cherry, and published in the July. 2012 edition of Pediatrics, the official journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, pointed out that following the 2010 pertussis epidemic in California, "there was considerable concern in the press and in public health communications about the possible contribution of vaccine failures to the problem." At that time, the media and government health officials focused on the lack of sufficient vaccine coverage and subsequent waning herd immunity, without questioning whether pertussis vaccination actually results in effective immunization, which clearly it was not.
Perhaps already a tacit acknowledgement that the vaccines are much less effective than the manufacturers state is the fact that the CDC recommends infants and children get the DTaP vaccine no less than 5 times by age 6 (2 months, 4 months, 6 months, and 15 months through 18 months of age, with a booster at 4 through 6 years of age).
The reality is that pertussis vaccines have failed many times in the past, and will continue to do so. In three major outbreaks in Great Britain (1974-5, 78-78 and 82) 30% of infected children had received all three required doses of pertussis vaccine.[i] Worse yet, in the 1993 pertussis epidemic in Cincinnati, OH, infection occurred primarily among children who had been immunized. The authors concluded:
Since the 1993 pertussis epidemic in Cincinnati occurred primarily among children who had been appropriately immunized, it is clear that the whole-cell pertussis vaccine failed to give full protection against the disease.[ii]
More recently, in Kings County Washington, between 2002-2007, of the 176 cases of pertussis in infants under age 1 77% were age-appropriately vaccinated.[iii]
Massive outbreak of whooping cough proves vaccine is ineffective
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Big Pharma & Medical Mafia, Health, News, Vaccines on July 25, 2012
via: NaturalNews
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
By: J. D. Heyes
[NaturalNews] Whooping cough – otherwise known as Pertussis – is looking to make a rather nasty comeback this year. So much so that health officials are already warning of the danger.
In fact, they say, the U.S. could face its worst year for whooping cough in nearly 50 years. Already the numbers of cases are rising so fast it's become a full-blown epidemic. What's worse, the epidemic may have been caused; in part, by a faulty, ineffective vaccine.
So far some 18,000 cases of pertussis have been reported, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said recently, a figure that is more than twice the number seen at this point a year ago. At the current rate, the number of those affected for the entire year will be the highest since 1959; then, 40,000 cases were reported, The Associated Press said.
Health officials say the disease has claimed the lives of nine children so far, and they are urging all adults, especially women who are pregnant and adults who spend a lot of time around children, to get a booster shot as quickly as possible.
"My biggest concern is for the babies. They're the ones who get hit the hardest," Mary Selecky, health department chief in Washington state, where outbreaks have been particularly high.
Wisconsin and Washington have each reported more than 3,000 cases of whooping cough; other states with high numbers of cases include Arizona, Minnesota and New York.
The children of parents who opt out of vaccines not generally affected
Pertussis cases have been rising steadily for a number of years, officials say, but nothing like this year's spike. The current unusual spike has led health officials around the country to look into why so many cases are suddenly occurring. Theories being floated include better reporting of cases and better detection methods, an evolution in the bacteria that causes the sickness, or problems with the vaccine.
AP said the vaccine that had been given to kids for decades was replaced in the late 1990s after concerns about rashes, fevers and other side effects surfaced. The newer version is considered to be safer but now there are fears it doesn't remain as effective over the long haul, according to Dr. Anne Schuchat, head of the CDC's immunization and respiratory disease programs.
What the dramatic uptick in pertussis cases does not appear to be linked to; however, is an increasing number of parents in some of the most affected states exempting their children from vaccines. Washington state; for instance, has one of the highest vaccine exemption rates in the country, but CDC officials said most of the children who have come down with whooping cough were vaccinated.
Pertussis is caused by bacteria that infect the top of the throat (pharynx), where it meets the nasal passages. The bacteria cause irritation in the throat, which in turn causes coughing that can sometimes be so violent as to injure ribs. The name "whooping cough" comes from the sound children make as they try to gasp for air during coughing episodes.
The illness spreads easily between people; when someone afflicted with pertussis coughs, sneezes or otherwise spews forth little droplets of fluid, the bacteria are put into the air and are easily inhaled. After the bacteria infect someone, symptoms appear in one to two weeks.
Vaccine may not be working
There are a number of indicators that suggest there could be a problem with the vaccine.
For one, health officials in Washington say they are alarmed to see high rates of whooping cough among youngsters who are 13-14 years old.
For another, whooping cough cases – once a common threat but which fell dramatically following the introduction of a vaccine in the 1940s, nearly to the point of becoming an afterthought in history – began to climb again in the 1990s. For about a quarter century before then, there were only about 5,000 cases reported each year.
And in 2004 and 2005 cases rose to more than 25,000. After dipping for a few years, they rose to more than 27,000 in 2010, a year which saw the incidence of pertussis rise most in California.
All of those factors have some investigators wondering if the vaccine thought to be safer is actually less effective.
Pregnant? How to Avoid Hospital Vaccine Woes
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Big Pharma & Medical Mafia, Control Grid, News, Vaccines on July 24, 2012
via: GreenMedInfo
by: Alan Phillips, J.D.
July 24, 2012
A recent news story described a newborn being taken away from her mother shortly after birth because of the mother's refusal to accept a Hepatitis B vaccine. In my law practice, I also hear stories from time to time about newborns being vaccinated in the hospital after birth without the parents' permission and against the parents' wishes. Most of the time, these kind of problems are avoidable with a information about your rights and some common sense preparation.
The mother whose child was taken away had planned a home birth, and made the mistake of not having a contingency plan, a "Plan B" in case they ended up in the hospital, as some planned home births inevitably do for one reason or another. Once in the hospital, they refused the Hep B vaccine, but not in a manner consistent with their state's legal options. Sadly, we don't have the right to decide what goes into our and our children's bodies, at least not absolutely. As disturbing as that be to many of us, it's the legal reality. So, if you're expecting a baby, find out what your state's vaccine requirements and exemption options are!
These may vary from state to state, so go to an authoritative source—a site that posts the actual laws (links to three such sites are here (www.vaccinerights.com/exemptions.html), or to your local or state health department (call them or go to their website). Non-authoritative sources such as anti-vaccine websites mean well, and they often have great information about vaccine health concerns, but they also often misunderstand and misrepresent exemption rights and procedures, and some have lost rights by relying on them. Where legal rights are concerned, if it's important, it's worth getting right the first time.
It's not only important to know the law for your own sake, but because many people on the other side of the fence misunderstand the law and your rights, too. For example, North Carolina has health department regulations allowing parents up to three months to get their newborn his or her first Hep B vaccine. You don't need an exemption to say "no" in a NC hospital at the time of your child's birth, at least according to the law. However, I was once contacted by a new parent who said she was threatened by a doctor with having her baby taken away from her right after birth if she didn't get the baby vaccinated. So, we need to know our rights to be able to defend against, and counter the abuse of, the medical community.
Why would a doctor do this? Well, in addition to being among the all-too-common narrow-minded pharmaceutical salespeople that so many doctors are, the truth is that most professionals have a legal requirement to report suspected cases of abuse and neglect, and that could include any parent who is not in compliance with the law with respect to their children. The woman referred to above whose child was taken away? She was, essentially, attempting to exercise a philosophical exemption in a state that had only medical and religious exemptions.
Action Alert – Institute of Medicine accepting public comment on proposed vaccine safety study
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Big Pharma & Medical Mafia, Health, News, Vaccines on July 24, 2012
via: NaturalNews
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
By: Ethan A. Huff
[NaturalNews] The Institute of Medicine (IoM), an organization under the umbrella of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), is currently in the process of putting together an assessment on the health outcomes of vaccinated versus unvaccinated children. And part of this process includes accepting public comments about the government's recommended vaccination schedule, a provision that represents a key opportunity for the natural health community to collectively share with the IoM our thoughts and concerns about the safety of vaccines.
As many NaturalNews readers are well aware, there is still plenty of controversy over whether or not vaccines are safe and effective, despite what the government claims. And this debate spills over into other debates about the federal government's official vaccination schedule, and whether or not it is appropriate for young children. The vaccine schedule is one particular area of concern that has received far less attention than it deserves, and one that the IoM seems ready to address as part of its new study.
In a commissioned paper titled "Study Designs for the Safety Evaluation of Different Childhood Immunization Schedules," consultant Martin Kulldorff, Ph.D., provides suggestions to the IoM about various ways in which a comprehensive vaccine safety study could be constructed, particularly with the CDC's vaccination schedule in mind. The paper addresses key issues of importance such as the timing of vaccinations, the quantity of vaccines given in a single day, the interaction of various vaccines with one another, the short and long-term effects of various vaccinations, and other intricacies that are often ignored when discussing vaccine safety.
"The core of this paper is a set of proposals for the type of study designs and methods that would be appropriate for the comparative evaluation of vaccine adverse events under different vaccine schedules," says the paper. "When evaluating the safety of different vaccine schedules, it is … important to study the whole range of issues, from the timing of a single vaccine to summary metrics based on the timing of dozens of vaccines."
You can read the full 41-page revised commissioned paper, which was published on July 12, 2012, here:
Submit your comments about the Childhood Immunization Schedule before July 31
As the IoM considers how it will evaluate the safety of childhood vaccinations based on the recommendations outlined in this paper, the group will also be considering what you and I have to say about the matter. To facilitate this, the IoM has set up a public survey portal through which you can express your thoughts about vaccines, and highlight specific issues related to vaccines that are most concerning to you.
You can access the survey portal here:
This is a great opportunity for health-conscious individuals everywhere, including those who have experienced first-hand the devastating effects of vaccines, or who know a family member or friend who has, to share their concerns about vaccines with a group that is well-respected among many in America and around the world. But it is important that you submit your comments by July 31 to ensure that the IoM receives them and includes them as part of its assessment considerations.
Be sure to take some time to read the report, or at least browse key portions of it, so you are familiar with the issues addressed. If you are already well-versed about the vaccination schedule, or have your own thoughts about how it should be studied to properly identify links between vaccines and health damage, be sure to include those in your survey answers as well:
It is important to note that your survey answers and comments, as well as all other personal information you enter as part of the survey, will be published in a Public Access File in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA).
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Evidence Contradicts Whooping Cough Pro-Vaccine Propaganda
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Big Pharma & Medical Mafia, Health, News, Vaccines on July 24, 2012
via: ActivistPost
by: Brandon Turbeville
Monday, July 23, 2012
In the traditional manner of annual pro-vaccine propaganda, a recent report by Laura L. Myers of Reuters published on July 20, 2012, continues the seasonal fear-mongering by the vaccine industry and the medical establishment in an attempt to stampede Americans into receiving the DTaP (Diptheria, Tetanus & Pertussis) vaccine.
Entitled, "U.S. whooping cough outbreak could be worst in half century," the article repeats the warning that has undoubtedly come straight from the vaccine industry and the public health agencies they control, that 2012 "is on track to be the most severe [Pertussis outbreak] in over half a century . . ."
She writes,Washington State, which declared an epidemic in April, and Wisconsin were particularly hard hit, with each reporting more than 3,000 cases, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.Nine people have died overall and the number of cases was already more than double than at the same time last year.
Worst whooping cough outbreak in over 50 years happening among the FULLY vaccinated
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Big Pharma & Medical Mafia, Health, News, Vaccines on July 23, 2012
via: NaturalNews
Monday, July 23, 2012
By: Craig Stellpflug
[NaturalNews] If four shots of toxic vaccines do not work against pertussis (AKA whooping cough), then maybe five or six will work… Or maybe not… The CDC now reports the highest level of pertussis cases in 50 years. Of course, they are encouraging all children and adults to line up for yet another shot in the dark.
Dr. Anne Schuchat, director of National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases reports 18,000 nationwide cases of pertussis so far this year – twice as many cases as there were at this time in 2011 and matching the 1959 numbers reported by this time of the year.
Pertussis is a bacterial infection involving the respiratory tract that spreads by coughing and sneezing. It often starts out like the common cold, but can become a life-threatening infection, particularly for infants under the age of one. The vaccination for pertussis is included in the DTaP vaccine.
The pertussis vaccine in not solving the problem
CDC data shows 84 percent of children under the age of three have received at least four DTaP shots and yet, despite high vaccination rates, whooping cough still keeps circulating, largely among the fully vaccinated. This is because pertussis is a cyclical disease where natural increases in infection tend to occur every four to five years no matter how high the vaccination rates are.
81 percent of 2010 California pertussis cases under the age of 18 were fully vaccinated children. In a pertussis outbreak in Texas, the CDC statistics show that 81.5 percent of cases were fully vaccinated with four DTaP shots. Washington State health officials are saying this year's pertussis cases could top a 60 year old record in spite of approximately 84 percent vaccination coverage. Reuters recently reported that according to the CDC, the number of pertussis cases is growing - in the fully vaccinated population!
In a very recent DTaP vaccine study, researchers reported a dismal 24 percent vaccine effectiveness among those aged 8-12. With this ridiculously low rate of DTaP vaccine effectiveness, the public health brainiacs have come up with their best plan for everybody to have three primary shots and three follow-up booster shots.
DTaP is bad news for babies
A study at UCLA indicated that in the USA, approximately 1,000 babies die annually as a direct result of DTaP vaccination. One survey found a 7.3 percent risk of SIDS within three days after a DTaP inoculation.
Vaccine reaction symptoms within days of the DTaP shot include: high fever; sudden collapse; hours of persistent crying, high pitched screaming with arching of the back, signs of brain inflammation; severe and/or bloody diarrhea; redness, swelling and pain at the injection site and signs of seizures.
Raymond Obomsawin, M.D. said "Delay of DPT immunisation until two years of age in Japan has resulted in a dramatic decline in adverse side effects… an 85 to 90 percent reduction in severe cases of damage and death." Amazingly, pertussis during the first two years of babies' lives also dropped sharply. Instead of preventing pertussis, the DTaP actually promotes it as well as SIDS.
Many vaccines are implicated in causing Juvenile Diabetes, but the vaccine-virulent poison – pertussis toxin, is the worst. Pertussis toxin affects the pancreas in the insulin-secreting parts. As early as the 1970s, the pertussis shot was known to stimulate over-production of insulin by the pancreas followed by exhaustion and destruction of the islets of Langerhans, resulting in diabetes.
Vaccination is not immunization!
Recovering from whooping cough confers a naturally-acquired immunity that is much stronger and longer lasting than any artificial immunity induced by the toxic laden vaccine. Vaccination requires more and more booster doses to try to extend the artificial vaccine immunity.
Vaccines are medical procedures that always come with risks. Study up before you let them shoot your child!
Sources for this article
Why NOT to Give Your Doctor an Anti-Vaccine Liability Form
Posted by TheRedPillGuide in Health, News, Vitamins & Supplements on July 13, 2012
via: GreenMedInfo
by: Alan Phillips, J.D.
July 13, 2012
Every so often, information circulates around the alternative vaccine community recommending that parents take a form to their child's pediatrician and ask the doctor to sign it, to prevent their children from being vaccinated and to educate the doctor about vaccines. Typically, these forms list vaccine ingredients and ask the doctor to assume liability for any adverse events that the vaccines the doctor administers may cause.
The theory seems to be that this will enlighten the doctor as to the truth about vaccines and prevent the children from being vaccinated. While the idea of using these forms is very appealing to those of us in the alternative vaccine community, they are also a potential disaster waiting to happen, for the reasons stated below. Therefore, I generally advise against using these forms, unless you are thoroughly aware of the concerns below and see purpose in doing so despite the potential problems it may
1) Whether or not a doctor signs a form, the required vaccines are still required. You still either have to get any required vaccines or exercise an available exemption. Doctors and forms don't change that legal reality.
2) Let's face it: No doctor will ever sign such a form, for the simple reason that they don't have to. Doctors have plenty of liability risks already, they're not about to voluntarily take on more.
3) The biggest risk is to parents who take one of these forms to their child's pediatrician expecting the form to make the doctor to stop pushing vaccines, instead of exercising a legal exemption. Legally, parents must either get their kids vaccinated (with all required vaccines) or exercise an exemption. If they do neither of these, they are not in compliance with the law.
This is a dangerous place for parents to be, since doctors are required to report suspected abuse and neglect; and if a parent is out of compliance with the law, the parent may be neglecting their child and subject to being reported. Worse, some doctors will report parents vindictively, whether legally required to or not, as their way of battling what they perceive as the terribly misguided anti-vaccine movement. Trust me–you do NOT want to be dragged into a CPS investigation over required vaccines.


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Subject: | Re: [AFSCS40] Release status for CS 4.0 | |
From: | Noah Slater (nsla...@tumbolia.org) | |
Date: | Sep 30, 2012 10:08:55 am | |
List: | org.apache.incubator.cloudstack-dev |
Minor correction, "build" is official ASF nomenclature.
"A Build is a package which is not suitable for distribution to the general public. They are works-in-progress, and as such the only people builds should be offered to are other people working on product development at the foundation."
"Release candidate" is not, however, and is best avoided. We don't really do release candidates at apache, so if you use it to talk about voting artefacts, you risk confusing people who assume you're using the more common sense of the word. If something is alpha, call it alpha.
On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 12:23 PM, Noah Slater <nsla...@tumbolia.org> wrote:
Can you point me to where you're hosting these builds?
We need to be super careful about the distinction between the following items:
- A build - A source or binary package that will note be voted on - A release candidate - A source package that is being voted on - A release - A source package that has been voted on
(Please note that "build" and "release candidate" are not official ASF nomenclature. You could call a build a "package" or a "nightly" or a "tarball" or whatever it happens to be. Build kinda works for most things. It's a preparation of the source. And release candidate might just be called "the voting artefact" or what have you. It's the thing we're voting on for a release.)
A binary package will never be anything more than a build that is prepared by an individual for the convenience of others. So let's just get that out of the way. A binary package can never graduate to anything other than a build.
A source package can do many things though.
On the one hand, as an individual, we can prepare source packages as snapshots, or nightlies. A committer can upload them to people.apache.org, and advertise them to developers. (But we must not advertise them to users without heavy caveating.) Generally, these are used by people working on the project itself, not with the project. Though, we may want to highlight a particular build before starting the official release process, to get feedback on things.
If we think we're ready for a release, we can prepare a build to vote on. We upload this to people.apache.org, and we start a VOTE thread. At this point, the build becomes a release candidate. And only at this point. (Also note that because a release candidate must progress to a release without any modification, we cannot include "RC" in the version number.)
If the vote passes, the source package becomes a release, and we upload it to our dist dir and tell users about it.
In this context, language like this concerns me:
"each RC build should come with release notes"
These are not release candidates unless we're voting on them, and they certainly must not come with release notes.
If an individual is providing nightlies, let's call them nighties, and let's attach "QA notes".
On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 8:13 PM, Chip Childers <chip...@sungard.com>wrote:
On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 3:08 PM, Alex Huang <Alex...@citrix.com> wrote:
In the future, we should. If we were doing this right (which we aren't
today), each RC build should come with release notes about what QA has found to be problems. I think what you're putting up right now are more closer to nightly unstable builds than RC builds.
Agreed on that front. Really though, I'm not doing a "build". I'm packaging the code only.
We're in a weird state right now, since we won't be able to pass a vote yet. The way I see other projects doing this, is that even unstable builds / source packages can be considered a release. They just get labeled something like "alpha" or whatever. The projects do vote on them though (which we're not ready for).
I guess I'll just keep incrementing for now - so that those people looking at the source package know that it's a new version (vs. Citrix QA, which I believe is pulling unofficial builds from Jenkins for functional testing).
The good news is that the quality has been pretty good so even the
nightly unstable builds are good. Today, that's mostly due to the majority features in this release came from Citrix and were already tested by Citrix. For future releases, we should follow a process of QA completes 100% testing and that's a RC build while there's nightly builds for people who are actually developing if they're interested.
-----Original Message----- From: Chip Childers [mailto:chip...@sungard.com] Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 8:14 PM To: <clou...@incubator.apache.org> Cc: clou...@incubator.apache.org Subject: Re: [AFSCS40] Release status for CS 4.0
I've been cutting "RC" source code bundles, and have been numbering them as RCx (Wednesday will be RC3).
Do you think I should switch to a more informal scheme until we have something to vote on officially?
- chip
Sent from my iPhone.
On Sep 24, 2012, at 10:27 PM, Alex Huang <Alex...@citrix.com> wrote:
Hi All,
I've been reminded that I've neglected to update the community on the
current status for CloudStack 4.0. I apologize for that oversight. From now til the actual release, I will give a daily update on the status. If you feel anything is missing, please let me know and I'll try to include them on the
next update.
Summary As of 9/24/2012, CloudStack 4.0 release has past code freeze stage
three weeks ago). A source code branch has been forked and is called 4.0. Nightly build is running on Jenkins on the 4.0 build.
Feature List There are two features that missed the 4.0 release. Auto-Scaling and
Brocade Plugin. Both are due to having significant code changes due past the code freeze date.
Code Readiness - There are ~5 code related reviews on the review board scheduled
for 4.0.
Most of them are waiting for review and commit.
- There are <10 bugs on Jira for the first cut of the release. - Upgrade from previous versions is currently being worked on.
to be done by the end of the week.
License Readiness - Majority of the VM configuration issues have been resolved. There
is one
remaining wrt rsyslog.conf. Thanks to Chiradeep and Chip.
- Technology export issues are still be worked on by David Nalley
and AFS
legal. This may be a blocking issue.
- Licenses need auditing.
Doc Readiness The current plan for docs is to write an INSTALL.TXT to give
instructions on
how to install from source. All docs will be generated to a living document that continues to improve past the release. The link to this living document is to be determined.
TODO: Docs need help on the new features in the 4.0 release.
we need help with Niciria Integration and Caringo documentation.
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The music took root in Lisbon among the working classes. The godmother of fado, Maria Severa Onofriana, sang in her mother's tavern in the Alfama district in the 1830s. The most famous fadista was Amália Rodrigues, who made the music popular during her 50-year career. When she died in 1999, the Portuguese government declared three days of mourning.
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ADDISON TWP. — A second reported meth lab discovered in less than a week in Gallia County was neutralized on Saturday by deputies with the Gallia County Sheriff's Office.
According to a release issued by Gallia County Sheriff Joe Browning, deputies were dispatched to Johnson's Ridge Road in Addison Township on Saturday afternoon in reference to an abandoned duffel bag found disposed over a guard rail.
The responding deputy reportedly identified the package as suspicious and sheriff's office meth lab technicians were dispatched to the scene.
Once on scene, the technicians analyzed the duffel bag and determined that it contained a "one pot" methamphetamine lab.
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Prior to Saturday's discovery, three individuals were arrested on Wednesday night in connection with a meth lab discovery at their residence in northern Gallia County.
Travis Klein, 23, Lisa J. Klein, 43, and Ashley L. Hamilton, 28, all of 908 Story's Run Road, Cheshire Township, were taken into custody and have been charged with the illegal manufacture of drugs, a first degree felony.
The suspects were arraigned on Friday in the Gallipolis Municipal Court before Judge Margaret Evans and their bonds were set at $50,000, 10 percent. No pleas were made and counsel was appointed in each case.
Following preliminary hearings that have been scheduled in each of the three cases this week, it is expected that the cases against the suspects will be bound over the Common Pleas Court of Gallia County where a grand jury will hear charges against the defendants.
Travis Klein is being held in the Gallia County Jail. Lisa J. Klein and Ashley L. Hamilton are currently housed in the Middleport Jail.


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DENVER Mike McCarthy either isnt too worried about his running [img_r]http://cmsimg.greenbaypressgazette.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=U0&Date=20080822&Category=PKR01&ArtNo=80822133&Ref=AR&Profile=1058&MaxW=150&Border=0[/img_r]game or hes so concerned about his first-year starting quarterback that he plans to give Aaron Rodgers as many throws as possible this preseason.
Either way, the Green Bay Packers came out firing in their third preseason game, and this time, the offense clicked. Six days after its woeful performance against the San Francisco 49ers, the starting offense finally found some rhythm on Friday against the Denver Broncos at Invesco Field. Against a Broncos defense that last season ranked 19th out of 32 teams in the NFL in total yards allowed and 28th in points, Rodgers and the No. 1 offense put together a respectable performance that yielded 20 points in a little more than two quarters of action.
The Packers led 20-17 when Rodgers night ended after one series in the third quarter, and they held on to win their first game in three tries this preseason, 27-24.
It was more important for the offense to play a lot better, McCarthy said. Our quarterback has a lot to do with that. I thought Aaron had a good night. I thought he managed the offense, the tempo, was smart with the football (and) was very good on third down. But I thought it was important for our offense to come out and establish some tempo and have some productivity early in the game.
Perhaps McCarthys concern now will shift to his defense, which gave up touchdown drives of 99 and 80 yards in the first half. The Broncos scored on all three of their first-half possessions, totaling 17 first-half points despite only six completions in two quarters by starting quarterback Jay Cutler.
McCarthy set the tone with his play calling when on the first snap, Rodgers rolled to his right and found tight end Tory Humphrey wide open for a 35-yard gain. On the next play, Rodgers fired a dart to receiver Greg Jennings, who ran a comeback route for a 17-yard gain, and the Packers were on the move.
Rodgers completed 4-of-5 passes for 69 yards on the opening drive. His only incompletion was a throwaway, and he capped the 80-yard drive with a 10-yard touchdown pass to receiver Donald Driver, who went in motion on third-and-3 and found a small opening in the defense.
After a run-heavy second possession, which ended with a 59-yard Jon Ryan punt that Jarrett Bush downed at the 1-yard line, McCarthy went back to the air on the final two possessions of the first half. Rodgers looked deep to Driver to start the third possession and picked up a 26-yard pass interference penalty on linebacker D.J. Williams, who was caught in a mismatch. Later in the drive, Rodgers converted a fourth-and-2 on his second of three quarterback sneaks, but the drive stalled in part due to a dropped pass by James Jones on second-and-10 at the Broncos 25. The Packers settled for a 44-yard Mason Crosby field goal.
Then, with an opportunity to run the 2-minute drill, Rodgers led another field-goal drive. Starting at his 20 with 1:25 remaining in the second quarter, Rodgers completed five straight passes, including a 23-yarder on a deep cross to Driver to start the drive. With 11 seconds left, he took one shot at the end zone, but missed Jennings. Crosby then kicked a 46-yard field goal to end the half.
In what was his best half of the preseason, Rodgers completed 16-of-19 passes in the first half for 178 yards and a touchdown. That equated to a passer rating of 123.2.
Rodgers playing time lasted one series into the third quarter, when he capped a seven-play, 40-yard drive with a 1-yard quarterback sneak for a touchdown. When he gave way to rookie Brian Brohm on the second series of the third quarter, Rodgers final stats were: 18-of-22 passing (an 81.8 completion percentage) for 193 yards with a passing touchdown and a rushing touchdown for a passer rating of 118.4.
Tonight was a good step for our offense, Rodgers said after the game. After last week and getting the kind of time we did tonight, we needed to really take a step forward, and I think we did that.
Rodgers protection was better than it was against the 49ers, when he was sacked four times in the first half. The Broncos sacked him just once, when right tackle Mark Tauscher couldnt contain defensive end Elvis Dumervil on a second-and-8 play in the first quarter. That, plus a personal foul on running back Vernand Morency on the next play, forced the only punt of the first half.
It was that punt which set up Denvers in your face, 16-play, 99-yard scoring drive that chewed up 8 minutes and 29 seconds. With the Packers missing run-stopping defensive tackle Ryan Pickett (hamstring), the Broncos took advantage of some substitutions on the Packers defensive line. They ran 10 times including six straight for 55 yards on that drive alone.
We didnt get off the field, defensive coordinator Bob Sanders said. We have to sure up some fundamentals. We missed a few tackles, missed a few gap controls, things we can easily adjust and get to.
The Broncos followed up their 99-yard drive with a two-play, 80-yard touchdown drive. Cutler went after No. 3 cornerback Tramon Williams on both plays. On the first, Williams was flagged for a 31-yard pass interference penalty for contact with receiver Brandon Marshall, who ran a left sideline go route. On virtually the same route, Marshall beat Williams deep down the left sideline for a 49-yard touchdown.
While Cutler completed just 6-of-13 passes for 115 first-half yards and two touchdown passes, the Broncos rushed 15 times for 91 yards (a 6.1-yard average) in the first half. Meanwhile, the Packers ran 12 times for just 31 first-half yards. Brandon Jackson carried six times for a team-high 19 yards.
This was likely the last chance for extended preseason playing time for the Packers starters. In his first two seasons as coach, McCarthy has used the third preseason game as a dress rehearsal for the regular season and has played his starters sparingly in the preseason finale. That means Rodgers and Co. likely will play only a series or two in Thursdays preseason finale against the Tennessee Titans at Lambeau Field.
Tonight we definitely made enough plays to feel confident about our offense going into the regular season, Rodgers said. Hopefully we showed enough that were ready for the regular season.
Watch out for the pass attack!! It'll be interesting to see how we do with Ryan Grant back in the mix.
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Aaron looked great last night! I was very pleased with his play. Now the defense, they're a bit of a different story.
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Rogers did very good. He was pretty much on-the-money with all his throws. It looked like the receivers and Rogers were on the same page all evening. All we have to do now is get the defense on the same page and eliminate the mental errors. Can't wait for Sept.8
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I'm getting worried about our defense. We've had only one sack in three games!
We need to get more pressure or else we'll continue to get torched by the pass.
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It's a huge advantage for the Packers that they established Ryan Grant as a premier running threat last season, because only the threat of the running game he brings will open up our passing game even more.
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It's a huge advantage for the Packers that they established Ryan Grant as a premier running threat last season, because only the threat of the running game he brings will open up our passing game even more.
I agree.......hopefully Grant will bring that to the table. Jackson has looked pretty good too! I can't WAIT to see that one/two punch on the field!
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If you want a place where people appreciate the benefits of a well-fitting, waterproof boot, Scotland seems a natural choice. Mr. Henry Lee Norris most certainly thought so when he set up shop with his master boot makers back in 1856. Originally, Hunter rain boots were designed for traversing Scotland's rugged terrain and combating its unpredictable weather. Since then, the reputation of Hunter men's rain boots, Hunter women's rain boots and Hunter children's rain boots for performance, durability and outstanding comfort has become legendary worldwide.
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These socks are great with my Hunter boots. It is important to know that the size of your socks should match the size of your boots. My foot size is 7.5. I first ordered boots size 8 and socks in Medium. The socks were too short and I had to return them and buy size Large, which is longer, to match my boot. The foot size for the socks seem to be the same (almost). It is really the height that varies significantly. I love Zappos customer service. It was very easy to exchange them.
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Disappointed - While I LOVE my Hunter boots, these socks are not at all what I had hoped for. They are awkward to put in your boots and the seams are placed right where your foot lands. This is not at all comfortable. You are much better off wearing your usual socks or a pair of over the calf winter socks. I would not suggest spending your money on the Hunter socks.
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These socks are great with my Hunter boots. It is important to know that the size of your socks should match the size of your boots. My foot size is 7.5. I first ordered boots size 8 and socks in Medium. The socks were too short and I had to return them and buy size Large, which is longer, to match my boot. The foot size for the socks seem to be the same (almost). It is really the height that varies significantly. I love Zappos customer service. It was very easy to exchange them.
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- Elahe H - customer
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- June 23, 2011
Bought these for the gf for non-Hunter rainboots. They fit, but she wasn't happy with the tightness at the calf, coupled with the looseness at the ankle. Hopes this is helpful for those people looking to make these compatible with something else.
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A great addition to your hunter wellies! When it's cold, the rubber boots really don't keep you warm. Adding the welly socks makes a world of difference. I wore them in freezing rain the other day and my feet were toasty warm (just be sure to put them on your feet and then step into your boots). Totally worth it!
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- November 26, 2011
I bought this sock in Turquoise. I have the Hunter Huntress boots that are wider in the ankle and calf. This sock is meant for the original Hunter rain boot. I find that it is hard to fold over the sock at the top of the boot. They feel rather tight. I love the color I bought, and the sock feels very warm. I do recommend the sock but keep in mind it is meant for the original Hunter, a taller and narrower boot. Once you have this sock in the boot, it leaves little room to tuck a pair of jeans in. It seems that you will be wearing these with leggings instead.
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- October 31, 2011
These socks go great with my Hunter boots! I got the regular size, not the short ones. They're nice and comfy. I consider myself to have fairly large ankles and calves; I am 5'5 and my calves are about 16 inches around. I got the 8 and it is 17 inches in the calf so it's perfect, not too big, not too small. Beautiful comfortable lightweight boot. Unlike the Xtra Tuffs most Alaskans here use - I don't participate in any strenuous activity so these fit me perfectly.
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