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Beet Salad Dressing Recipes
Beet Mozzarella Salad with Gorgonzola Dressing
I love this salad as a light lunch meal, especially with the flavorful gorgonzola salad dressing. Alternating thin slices of mozzarella and red beets make up the core of the salad; I placed them on a bed of arugula and flavored them with a leek vinaigrette. Lightly toasted pine nuts added a little crunch.
Serve with slices of toasted sourdough rye bread and you'll be satisfied for the rest of the day.
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Beet Orzo Pasta Salad Recipe
Orzo salad is an easy one-dish, summertime meal. You could add anything you like, so you can adapt the recipe to fit whatever you find at the market. The most labor intensive work involved in preparing the salad is chopping all the ingredients. For this version, I added cherry tomatoes, broccoli, sugar snap peas, pickled carrots and canned black beans. The main event though, was the addition of the roasted beets. I prepped them in the morning and let them cool to room temperature.
We spent a very low-key, relaxing weekend and I didn't feel like cooking a ton, raising the temperature in the kitchen with the stove and oven during the afternoon, as the temperature got higher. This cold pasta dish was light, complete but still flavorful, and we got to enjoy it by the scoopful in our garden.
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Beet Salad Dressing Recipe
Beet salad dressing is a unique way to flavor your salad. The dressing contains puréed beets, a sweetener (sugar, honey or syrup), vinegar and flavorful oils. The vivid color makes for a stunning start to any meal. I learned this new trick from my best friend Alexia's fiancé during our recent trip to Paris. Olivier served diced beets with pieces of goat cheese to give the salad a richer mouth feel. The salad was very simple but insanely delicious.
I've been best friends with Alexia for almost 15 years, and even though I've known Olivier for only a few years, he's incredibly sweet so we've all gotten very close. Last December, they got "P.A.C.Sed" (PActe Civil de Solidarité), which is a form of civil union in France, but they're planning on getting married next year. They haven't set a date though, so Alexia asked my husband Lulu to bug Olivier about it a bit. So every time we saw them, Lulu and I would find a "subtle" way to sneak the question in the conversation. Alexia thought it was ingenious! We'll keep trying to nudge him until we have another good excuse to go back to France. If you'd like to get in on the fun, leave a comment for Olivier on this post. I'm sure he'll appreciate the encouragement.
Olivier, je sais que tu lis! (I know that you're reading!). We love you two!
Olivier and Alexia, a.k.a "Darling" and "Pouette".
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Since I think we're all so sick of this winter that we're even sick of complaining about it, I'll list 3 things that are actually good about this weather (in the whole glass-half-full spirit):
1. I bought some snowshoes this year and have definitely gotten my money's worth. I take Ruby snowshoeing in the park near our house. She loves it and never seems to get cold. Watching her race around while grabbing mouthfuls of snow melts my almost-frozen heart. Here she is in action:
2. Stuck inside => manicures. My nails have never looked so good. The latest is Essie Lilacism:
3. Cold winter weather means one thing in our house: Soup! I have tried a bunch of new recipes this winter and this one is definitely my favorite! It's warm and also a little spicy thanks to the salsa verde topping. It's sure to warm even the coldest fingers and toes.
Minestrone Verde, serves 3-4, adapted from The Healthy Chef
-1 large leek
-3 celery stalks
-2 T olive oil
-4 cups vegetable broth
-2 cups water
-2 small zucchini
-1 bunch tuscan kale
-1/2 t salt
-1 cup frozen peas
-1 cup frozen broccoli florets
-1 cup frozen asparagus tips
-Optional topping: Avocado and Salsa verde (recipe below)
Let's do this:
First, slice up the white and light green portion of the leek and slice the celery.
Heat up the olive oil in a large pot. Add the leek and celery and saute for about 4 minutes or until the leek and celery are soft.
Chop up your zucchini.
Cut out the inner vein from the kale and discard. Roughly chop the leaves.
Add the broth, water, zucchini, kale, and salt to the pot and bring to a simmer for about 10 minutes.
Add the frozen peas, broccoli, and asparagus. Simmer for about 5 more minutes.
Top your soup with avocado and salsa verde and try not to complain about the 6 inches of snow accumulating outside…
Salsa Verde:
-1/2 bunch fresh basil
-1/2 bunch fresh parsley
-2 cloves garlic
-1/2 t salt
-3 T lemon juice
-6 T olive oil
Combine all ingredients in a blender and process for about a minute. Before:

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West Salem Historic District House
914 Walnut Street, Winston-Salem
The house located at 914 Walnut Street is a contributing structure in the West Salem Historic District. This bungalow was built around 1920 and is an excellent example of the Craftsman style. The house includes a side gable roof with a front-gable dormer; a front gable porch; large battered stucco piers on square posts; half-timbering in porch and dormer gables; decoratively cut knee braces; a variety of windows; transom and sidelights; and decoratively cut rafter tails. The interior mill work was done by the original owner, room by room. The house had been boarded-up for fifteen years and was in a complete state of deterioration when Jon Richard purchased the house in 1998. Mr. Richard painstakingly restored the house back to its original luster, repairing decorative wood features; repairing the house's windows and stucco; and, installing new plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems, a new kitchen and bathrooms, and new landscaping.
Jon Richard
Thomas A. Crews House
4997 Main Street, Walkertown
The Thomas A. Crews House was built in 1891 and is the best surviving example of vernacular Queen Anne architecture in Walkertown. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1993 and designated as a Forsyth County Local Historic Landmark in 1994. It is the only remaining property in the town associated with the life of Thomas A. Crews, who built the T.A. Crews Tobacco Factory with his brother James. The home has remained in the Crews family for five generations, and in 1992 a restoration of the house, its washhouse, pumphouse, and smokehouse began. The renovation of the main house was a vast job and included rebuilding the foundation; repairing the porch floor, repairing the posts and railings; replacement of a significant amount of rotten wood siding, flooring and window sills; installation of a new metal roof; repainting the house with colors that were original to the home; and replacing the front door to match the original. There was also extensive restoration to the interior of the main home, which included repairing plaster walls, repainting and wallpapering in a historically correct manner, electrifying the original gas lights, and refinishing of original wood floors.
Odessa P. Crews
Sallie Crews Johnson and Family
Nancy Crews Moretz and Family
Lewis Hanes House and Barn
4390 Clouds Harbor Trail, Winston-Salem
The Lewis Hanes House was constructed in 1857 by Lewis Hanes; bricks in the east chimney are inscribed, "J.C.B. 1857." Its barn was built by a Dunker craftsman in the late 1800s. The east section of the house is log; the barn and other outbuildings are outstanding examples of a 19th century farming complex. When Patrick Dodson and Keith Hastings purchased the property in 1980, the house was a skeleton of its original self. There were 52 broken windows, no porch boards left, many to most of the wood features were either rotten or missing, walls had been added to the interior, and the seven fireplaces were the only heat source. Mr. Dodson and Mr.Hastings completely renovated the house and barn, installing new roofs, repairing the mantels, painting the exterior, refinishing the floors, and installing new wiring, plumbing, heating, and air conditioning systems. After being restored, the barn was put back into its original service and now houses horses and hay.
Patrick Dodson
Keith Hastings
Brown Brothers Tobacco Prizery
401 East Fourth Street, Winston-Salem
The Brown Brothers Tobacco Prizery building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978 and was designated a Forsyth County Local Historic Landmark in 2004. This Second Empire-style building includes a mansard roof with fish scale straightedge slate shingles; double-hung sash dormers and an addition illustrating the expansion of the tobacco business. The interior of the building featured an open floor plan with exposed rough-hewn posts. The building has been converted into mixed-use condominiums and commercial spaces. Special attention was paid to preserving the building's original heavy timber construction, exposed brick walls, wood and concrete floors, steel beams, and exposed wood ceilings. Original windows and slate portions of the roof were repaired. Some historic machinery parts and artifacts remain on display in common areas. Modern upgrades, such as a fitness room, sauna and steam room, rooftop common space, and many updates in individual units were added, while retaining the historic and industrial feel of the building.
Piedmont Leaf Lofts/Brown Tobacco Prizery
Former Summit Street Pharmacy
492 West End Boulevard, Winston-Salem
The former Summit Street Pharmacy was built in 1928 by C. A. Dobbins and is a contributing structure in the West End Historic District. The two-story masonry building is designed in the Mediterranean style. The wall surface is covered with rough stucco with randomly-placed slate slabs of varying colors. In the 1940s, the pharmacy featured a soda fountain that extended the length of the building, and with R.J. Reynolds High School nearby, quickly became "the gathering place for young people in Winston-Salem." In 1968, the pharmacy moved to Reynolda Road and the West End building became offices and a warehouse for Kentucky Fried Chicken. In 2006, Chris Ramm purchased the property and renovated it, turning the first floor space into the Mock Orange Bike Shop and the second story back to apartments and an office. Renovation included repair of the stucco exterior, repair and re-glazing of the windows, repainting of all wood features, replacement of broken terra cotta roof tiles, installation of landscaping and parking improvements at the rear of the property.
Chris and Suzanne Ramm
Chip and Mary Eliza Duckett
Mock Orange Bike Shop
Neil Clark, Twin City Construction
John Kelly, Twin City Construction
Single Sisters House
627 South Church Street, Winston Salem
The Salem Single Sisters House, built in 1785 and enlarged in 1819, was the residence and workplace for the unmarried women of the early Salem congregational community. Among the many successful enterprises of the Single Sisters was a school for girls, founded in 1772, which is known today as Salem Academy and College. It is the oldest building in the nation dedicated to the education of women and the oldest building on a college or university campus in North Carolina. By 2002, the Single Sisters House needed numerous repairs and maintenance; the City fire marshal declared the building hazardous and closed it to habitation. With assistance from Senator Richard Burr and U.S. Representative Mel Watt, the College was awarded a "Save America's Treasures" grant from the National Park Service. Salem Academy and College was able to restore the building for multiple uses, including a Welcome Center, Office of Admissions, reception areas, classrooms, offices, and a museum.
Salem Academy and College
Dr. Susan E. Pauly, President
Gwynne Stephens Taylor; Chair, Board of Trustees and Project Manager
Jane Carmichael, Director of Foundation and Corporate Relations
Anna Gallimore, Director of Administration and Project Manager
Frank L. Blum Construction Company
Marianna Thomas Architects
Medical Gardens at Bethabara
Bethabara Park, Winston-Salem
Dr. Hans Kalberlahn, one of the original eleven settlers of the Wachovia Tract, began the medical garden in Bethabara in 1754, and was succeeded by Dr. August Schubert in 1760. The surveyor Christian Gottlieb Reuter later mapped and documented the garden, with its 61 plant species used to treat common ailments. With the help of the Garden Club Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, the Medical Garden was reconstructed in 1991 with beds replanted as closely as possible to the originals. The reconstructed Bethabara Medical Garden is the earliest known well-documented medical garden in the United States. Recently, Ms. Beverly Nesbit and her husband, Dr. A. Daniel Johnson, noted that the years since the Garden's reconstruction had taken their toll, with erosion and ecological succession deteriorating the earlier reconstruction. Ms. Nesbit and Dr. Johnson researched the original plant species, improved the garden's soil structure and planted over 70 herb varieties. They enlarged a walkway across the garden to make the path wheelchair-accessible and created a map of the medical garden plantings for the public.
Dr. A. Daniel Johnson
Beverly Nesbit
West Salem Neighborhood Association
The West Salem Neighborhood Association has made itself a force for community preservation and enrichment. The group recently took on the issue of housing, leading a fight against illegal rooming houses. City Council agreed with these concerns and addressed the issue in its Unified Development Ordinances. The group also rose to the occasion in a fight against the proposed Park Place development. The association has published a book showing historic photos of the neighborhood and has become a flower sponsor for Granville Park, focusing on improving the portion of the neighborhood around the park. This past December, West Salem sponsored its first cottage tour to show neighborhood homes decorated for Christmas. The group's web site also shows pictures to showcase the area's wonderful homes. West Salem has been so successful that other neighborhoods have contacted them for suggestions.
John C. Larson
John Larson is the Vice-President of Restoration for Old Salem Museums and Gardens. Mr. Larson has been working for Old Salem for more than 15 years and has headed the restoration projects of the 1832 Timothy Vogler Gunsmith Shop, the 1821 Herbst House, and the 1861 St. Philips Church. He also headed the reconstruction of the 1823 log church and the Single Brothers 18th century gardens. The new 25,000 square foot visitor center was also built under his supervision. So that the craft and knowledge of old building traditions are passed down, Mr. Larson is also the co-director of the Old Salem/University of North Carolina at Greensboro Field School in Historic Building Technology. Mr. Larson has also been on the boards of Korner's Folly, Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful, the Historic Properties Commission, the Wachovia Historical Society and the Bethania Historical Association. Mr. Larson was also a volunteer consultant for the Lloyd Presbyterian Restoration Project and volunteer advisor for the Idols Power Station Preservation Initiative and the Reynolda Road Preservation Initiative.
Preserve Historic Forsyth
The Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission introduced a new award to memorialize and celebrate the life of one of Forsyth County's most outstanding citizens in 2008. Hamilton C. Horton Jr. was an attorney by profession, a five-term North Carolina Senator, and was a strong champion of historic preservation. Simply put, for Senator Horton, the past was both a gift and a responsibility.Senator Horton led the earliest efforts to protect the historic Moravian town of Bethania. Encouraging its recognition as a historic resource, he laid the groundwork in the community for Bethania's eventual National Register and National Historic Landmark listings. He and his wife, Evelyn, acquired and personally undertook the restoration of the 1830 John Jacob Schaub House, which had suffered from years of neglect. This significant property, which is now a Forsyth County Local Historic Landmark, has been called "one of the most important architectural monuments in Forsyth County."Senator Horton served several terms on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County/Kernersville Historic Properties Commission (the precursor to today's Historic Resources Commission), and led the Commission as its Chairman from 1987-1989. At the statewide level, Senator Horton led the effort to create a state tax credit for the rehabilitation of historic properties. This legislation has resulted in more than $1 billion of historic rehabilitation since 1998.For decades, Ham Horton was an advisor, confidant, supporter, and leader of historic preservation in Forsyth County and throughout the state. He did so with dignity and eloquence, yet with a passion and belief that historic resources were of the utmost importance and worthy of our attention and best efforts.Senator Horton passed away in 2006 after a valiant battle with cancer. It is with the utmost respect that the Commission inaugurates the Hamilton C. Horton Jr. Award to recognize Forsyth County citizens who have made an invaluable contribution to the historic fabric of our community. There is no more fitting recipient of this first award than Ham.
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My husband and I have been volunteers at Green-Wood Cemetery for many years assisting with the Civil War Veteran Project, in which approximately 3,300 Civil War veterans buried in Green-Wood have been identified. We are still in the process of finding more veterans in the cemetery records and on the grounds. The above stones are new ones ordered from the Veteran's Administration to replace the worn ones in the background of the two Prentiss brothers. Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, one brother fought for the north, and one for the south, and both were mortally wounded in the 1865 siege of Petersburg, Virginia. They reconciled on the battle field in an emotional scene, and died within months of each other. A third brother who lived in Brooklyn had them buried side by side at Green-Wood.
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Age 28 of Grand Forks, formerly of Mentor, died July 14 due to a traffic accident. The funeral will be July 19 at the Christianson Family Farm, rural Mentor.
Jason Lloyd Christianson, 28, of Grand Forks, ND, formerly of Mentor, MN, died on Saturday, July 14, 2012, due to a traffic accident. He was born on June 21, 1984, to Wyman and Lorna (Solberg) Christianson in Crookston, MN. He attended school in Mentor, Fertile, Minot, ND and graduated from Irondale High School, the class of 2002, in New Brighton, MN.
Jason explored many career options in the first years after high school: telemarketing, Honey production, potato processing, tree cutting and landscaping. He eventually was employed in the metal fabrication industry and found his niche. Jason served a four year apprenticeship for the Local #10 Sheet Metal Union. As a Journeyman, Jason worked for two years in Williston, ND and was presently employed by Dakota Metal Fabrication. Jason's artistic abilities were reflected in the work he did and the art he produced.
Jason is survived by his dad, Wyman (Teresa), Mentor; and his mother, Lorna Solberg; Crookston; his grandmother, Mae Christianson, Crookston; aunts: Karen (Matt) Lunak, Mentor; and Vonnie Christianson, Crookston; siblings: Eric (Michelle), Crookston; Laura (Brandon) Christianson, Mentor; Bennie, Mentor; Amanda Maygra, Amber Maygra, and David Maygra, all of Crookston; Samantha (Mark) Skibicki, Mentor; and Racheal Skibicki, Fertile; cousins, nieces, and nephews. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Arnold; maternal grandmother, Avis Fredrickson; great uncle, Lloyd Christianson; and cousin, Amanda Klinger.
Funeral services will be on Thursday, July 19, 2012, at 11 AM on the Christianson Family Farm, rural Mentor, MN.
Visitation will be on Wednesday, July 18, 2012, from 5-8 PM in the Erikson-Vik Funeral Home Fertile, MN.
Burial will be at the Hitterdal Lutheran Cemetery, Maple Bay, MN.
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Australia has been added to a list of "countries under surveillance" maintained by Reporters Without Borders (RWB), due to the Government's "dangerous content filtering scheme".
A report by the group fingers "developed nations" who too willingly acquiesce to the security demands of others.
Developed nations are also exporting harsher copyright laws across the world, it said.
The listing puts Australia amid an unusual set of companions, including Egypt, France, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates, although for vastly different reasons.
Much of the report focuses on information freedom in oppressive nations.
It looks at nations where popular movements have been powered by freer and faster information flows thanks to social networks and more powerful mobile communications.
Some governments have responded with greater surveillance. Others trawl social networks and Facebook connections for information on people involved in uprisings, decreasing the practice of beating suspects for information.
Electronic seals
Reporters Without Borders suggested that the neutralisation of encryption, anonymisation and circumvention tools is "being prioritised by repressive regimes".
"Iran is now capable of blocking https and the ports used by Virtual Private Networks," the organisation said.
"China is able to restrict the number of IP addresses that can connect to the international network at the same time."
Traditional means of repressing opposition groups, for example, by knocking out a few news sites have become sub-optimal, according to RWB.
"A much more effective way is to seal off the area concerned to prevent unwanted witness from entering and any digital content from leaving, and to cut off communications by blocking SMS messaging and by shutting down Internet access and mobile phone services in a temporary or targeted manner."
Egypt, for example, cut off the internet for five days during protests in February last year.
"Right to oblivion"
The RWB also appears to be against the European Union's updated Data Protection Directive, which proposes 24 hour data breach notification, data breach fines and most controversially, "the right to be forgotten" where users can request third-party hosted content be removed.
Opponents such as Microsoft, Google and even Britain's Information Commissioner have labelled the proposal "too prescriptive".
Google 's global privacy counsellor Peter Fleischer joked that the law would make him the world's biggest censor.
RWB takes a different view. "A generalised "right to oblivion," enshrined in a law, would be hard to reconcile with online freedom of expression and information.
"Such a law would be hard to implement in practice and could place an impossible obligation on content editors and hosting companies – the complete erasure of online content.
"A thorough debate is need to determine whether individual rights are not already sufficiently guaranteed by existing legal provisions on the right to privacy, media offences, personal data and recourse to the courts."
Digital survival in warzones
The report also warns journalists visiting "sensitive countries should carry a "digital survival kit'.
"It is no longer enough to take a bullet-proof vest when setting off for a war zone or troubled region," Reporters Without Borders noted.
"A 'digital survival kit' is also needed to encrypt information, anonymise communications and, if necessary, circumvent censorship."


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Canon CAPT
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Requirements
- 3 Driver
- 4 Installation
- 5 Restart cups
- 6 Add cups daemon in /etc/rc.conf
- 7 Make folowing directories and fifo0
- 8 Register printer
- 9 Make udev rule for your printer
- 10 Start printer daemon and print
- 11 Turboprint
- 12 Related Links/Additional Information
This is a brief manual about how to make Canon i-sensys LBP2900 (LBP2900) to work with arch. This manual can be also applied on folowing printer models: LBP3010/LBP3018/LBP3050, LBP3100/LBP3108/LBP3150, LBP3250, LBP3310, LBP5100, LBP5300, LBP3500, LBP3300, LBP5000, LBP3210, LBP3000, LBP2900, LBP3200, LBP-1120, LBP-1210
Note: if you can find your printer model on the list use this manual, and switch [printer model] with your printer model
- cups
- ghostscript
- gsfonts
- rpmextract.sh
- system-config-printer (system-config-printer-gnome/kdeadmin-system-config-printer-kde)
Install with:
# pacman -S cups ghostscript gsfonts rpmextract system-config-printer
Additional requirements on Arch64
- lib32-libcups
- (old packages: lib32-cups)
- lib32-heimdal
- lib32-libxml2
- lib32-popt from aur version 1.16-5
Install with:
# pacman -S lib32-libcups lib32-heimdal lib32-libxml2
And build the aur package using ABS.
Also you can search in http://software.canon-europe.com/ for your printer driver, newest version is v240 at least for the lbp-3200 (checked april 2012).
For information about setting up cups, refer to CUPS.
Download the driver and extract it:
# wget http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/4/0900007724/11/Linux_CAPT_PrinterDriver_V230_uk_EN.tar.gz # tar -xvf Linux_CAPT_PrinterDriver_V230_uk_EN.tar.gz # cd Linux_CAPT_PrinterDriver_V230_uk_EN/32-bit_Driver/RPM or: # cd Linux_CAPT_PrinterDriver_V230_uk_EN/64-bit_Driver/RPM (on Arch 64-bit) # rpmextract.sh *
The last command above will extract all rpm-s and merge all directories that were stored in them. So basically you'll get two directories: etc and usr. Next thing you need to do is to open etc directory and change init.d to rc.d. You can also do it by command:
# mv etc/init.d etc/rc.d
Now you can remove rpm-s:
# rm *.rpm
and execute the next command which will merge etc end usr directories with appropriate ones in / directory:
# cp -var * /
Restart cups
# /etc/rc.d/cupsd restart
Add cups daemon in /etc/rc.conf
Open /etc/rc.conf with a text editor of your choice (e.g. nano), and put cups in the list of daemons:
DAEMONS=(... @bluetooth cupsd gdm)
Make folowing directories and fifo0
# mkdir /var/ccpd /var/captmon # mkfifo /var/ccpd/fifo0
Make fifo0 accessable to everyone:
# chmod 777 /var/ccpd/fifo0
Change the owner of fifo0 into root:
# chown root /var/ccpd/fifo0
Register printer
Register the printer driver with the print spooler with the following command, replacing [printer model] with your printer model and [printer driver file] with your driver file:
# /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p [printer model] -m [printer driver file] -v ccp://localhost:59787 -E (old method - now wrong: # /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p [printer model] -m [printer driver file] -v ccp:/var/ccpd/fifo0 -E)
for this manual it would be
# /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p LBP2900 -m CNCUPSLBP2900CAPTK.ppd -v ccp://localhost:59787 -E (old method - now wrong: # /usr/sbin/lpadmin -p LBP2900 -m CNCUPSLBP2900CAPTK.ppd -v ccp:/var/ccpd/fifo0 -E)
Register the printer with ccpd daemon, once again replace [printer model] with your printer model:
# /usr/sbin/ccpdadmin -p [printer model] -o /dev/usb/lp0
in this case it is:
# /usr/sbin/ccpdadmin -p LBP2900 -o /dev/usb/lp0
Make udev rule for your printer
Create an udev rule so when you turn the printer on, printer daemon (ccpd) will start:
# echo -e '#Own udev rule for Canon-CAPT\nSUBSYSTEM=="usb", KERNEL=="lp*", RUN+="/etc/rc.d/ccpd restart"' <no line break> > /etc/udev/rules.d/85-canon-capt.rules
Reload Rules:
# udevadm control --reload-rules
More about udev rules you can see here: http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html
Start printer daemon and print
# /etc/rc.d/ccpd start
The printer should now be installed. You could test it by pressing the Print Test Page button.
Related Links/Additional Information
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters/CanonPrinters/Canon_LBP_2900 - A guide for setting up the printer on ubuntu


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Gunshop owner, clientele say stricter gun laws not the answer
East Lyme — Sales of guns and ammunition spiked this week at Ron's Guns, fallout from the Newtown school shootings and the ensuing nationwide focus on gun-control laws.
"Business was up 50 percent Monday and Tuesday," Ron Rando, the Boston Post Road shop's owner, said Wednesday. "I've been selling a lot of handguns, a lot of rifles — AR-15 types," the kind of semi-automatic weapon accused killer Adam Lanza used last Friday to kill 26 people, 20 of them children, at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Why AR-15s?
"Because that's what the news media's been pushing," Rando said.
He attributed the buying spree to calls for a reinstatement of a federal ban on civilian use of so-called "assault weapons," a term he considers a misnomer. In addition, he said, many first-time buyers are arming themselves for personal safety reasons.
"A couple who had never owned a firearm wanted a pistol for protection," Rando said. "… Look at the home invasions. I had a run on guns after the Cheshire invasion," a horrific 2007 crime in which intruders murdered a mother and her two daughters.
A Waterford man seated near the gun shop's counter chimed in.
"I just stuck a pistol in my pocket a couple of weeks ago," he said. "I heard there were a couple more home invasions lately."
The man, who said his wife was unaware that he had started carrying a pistol, declined to give his name.
Rando, the Waterford man and others in the shop rejected the notion that stricter gun-control laws should be enacted in Newtown's wake.
"You know how many gun laws there are now?" Rando asked. "Twenty-two thousand. We don't need any more."
Rando had another suggestion for foiling attacks at schools, one advanced nationally by members of the pro-gun lobby.
"What happens if you arm the teachers in these schools?" he asked. "After 9/11, they armed the pilots, didn't they?"
Another gun owner in the shop, David McCarthy of Salem, disagreed.
"There ought to be a cop in every school," said McCarthy, a former state trooper and before that a Waterford policeman. "Keep the guns in the hands of police, the people with the proper training. … A plainclothes police officer in every school is the way to go."
McCarthy said stricter penalties for the misuse of firearms are needed, not more laws.
"If you use a gun in a crime, you ought to be sentenced to 10 years, mandatory," he said. "Make it hard on the criminals who commit the crimes. Don't let them plead out."
School buildings must be made more secure, McCarthy said.
"Locking glass doors is ridiculous," he said. "I wouldn't be opposed to having everybody donate $25 to a fund for upgrading these schools to make them secure."
Lanza, the alleged Newtown gunman, blasted his way through a locked door at Sandy Hook Elementary before wreaking the mayhem that included shooting himself to death.
"If I thought nobody was ever going to be killed again with guns in this country, I'd give up mine," McCarthy said.
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Although Brazil is struggling with various concepts of the STAX plan, which could be a key component for cotton in a future farm bill, they are showing a willingness to work with it to resolve subsidy disputes, according to Darci Vetter, USDA deputy undersecretary for Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services.
Speaking at the National Cotton Council's mid-year board of directors meeting in Memphis, Vetter said, "We in this room would probably agree that U.S. cotton subsidies, particularly as they have not been paying out in past years, are probably not the cause of a lot of the production and pricing problems that are faced by producers around the world.
"But that narrative and that belief by some of our trading partners has been difficult to dispel. We continue to try and put a spotlight on the fact that export bans in India, and very flexible tariff policies in China, have a greater impact on global cotton prices and volatility in the market than our U.S. programs do."
The STAX plan, or Stacked Income Protection Plan, is designed to address revenue losses on an area-wide basis, with a county being the designated area of coverage. The 'stacked' feature of the program implies that the coverage would sit on top of the producer's individual crop insurance product. While designed to complement an individual's buy-up coverage, a producer would not be required to purchase an individual buy-up policy in order to be eligible to purchase a STAX policy.
Vetter said when Brazil "first saw the STAX proposal, they listed a number of criticisms they did not like. If you look at their critiques of it over time, you will now see that they are willing to work with it to find a solution. They understand that what is on the table is STAX. They need to work with STAX and find a way forward based on that."
Vetter believes that part of Brazil's opposition to STAX "comes from the fact that they don't completely understand it, and that they are particularly unfamiliar with area-wide crop insurance programs.
"One of the things that they're very concerned about is the potential for STAX to make very large payments at a time of high prices because it's based on the difference between the futures price at the time of planting and your harvest price. It's difficult for their producers and some of their government officials who see that as a sort of hedging mechanism rather than a loss protection program. They have also expressed concerns about the level of producer subsidy."
Vetter says Brazil "has some similar questions and misunderstandings about our GSM-102 (Export Credit Guarantee Program), particularly about all the things we have done to bring fees for this program better in line with the risk conditions.
Talks continue
"We have invited the Brazilians and their technical experts to come to Washington to have a technical discussion about how area-wide crop insurance programs work, and to talk about some of the changes that we have been making and are proposing to our GSM program."
Vetter says Brazil "has been very receptive. We believe that finding a mutually agreed solution to this cotton dispute in the context of this farm bill is in everyone's best interest. What we want to avoid is the scenario where we are unable to find a solution in this farm bill, and where under the threat of retaliation and trade sanctions, cotton is asked to review its program separately and out of cycle with the farm bill.
"The worst outcome for everyone would be two bites out of the apple — where you have taken a genuine effort at making critical reforms, and then you are asked to do that again before another farm bill cycle comes up. We're doing everything we can to make sure that this is put to bed in this farm bill cycle."
Even though a farm bill in hand before Sept. 30 is unlikely, Vetter says Brazilians have said they would not retaliate in the event that there is a short-term extension of the farm bill, as long as Congress "continues to do its work."
"We have been very frank with the Brazilians that no farm bill ever seems to get done on time. An extension of the farm bill is not a rare occurrence."
Vetter said her agency and others within the U.S. government continue to pressure countries where significant defaults have occurred on cotton exported from the United States. "We understand that this has been a significant burden and created real uncertainty in the market at a time when certainty would be more welcome. We also understand the deleterious effects this has throughout the value chain."
In many cases, defaults that resulted in an award for the exporter have not been fulfilled. "We have made the point that contract sanctity is the basis of a functioning international trade system and we urge them for their support to help resolve these matters," Vetter said.
Some estimates place the defaults at over $850 million.
Defaults send chilling signal to cotton shippers
Vetter noted that the United States is exploring an opportunity for a more integrated economic relationship with the European Union "which has been a complicated trade relationship in large part because of regulatory barriers. But we're looking at creative ways to try and join our economies. That working group will release its report in December of this year to see what might be possible in an agreement."
An agreement "will send a very positive signal to Brazil, India, Russia and others that have been less cooperative in Geneva (headquarters of the World Trade Organization) to say if we can't move together, we will move without you."
Vetter said free trade agreements with Panama should be fully implemented in October. "Earlier this year, free trade agreements with South Korea and Colombia entered into force. We are already starting to see the impact of those agreements and increased trade with those countries. We are also actively engaged in the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement. We hope it will become the flagship economic and trade agreement in Asia."
Vetter noted that as tariffs have gone down globally, sanitary and phytosanitary barriers have increased, "and have replaced that challenge at the border that the tariffs once created. By harmonizing our regulatory approaches, we're trying to prevent those barriers before they become barriers."


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USDA hit U.S. wheat with a major surprise in its Oct. 9 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates, increasing projected U.S. ending stocks for wheat to 864 million bushels. That was a 121 million-bushel increase over the previous month.
"Wheat ending stocks haven't been that high since 2001," said Joe Victor, vice president, Allendale, speaking at a Minneapolis Grain Exchange press briefing on the USDA report.
"More concerning is the stocks-to-use ratio," Victor said. "Last month, we were at 33.5 percent. According to this report, we are now at 40.6 percent. You'd have to go back to 1987 to find higher stocks-to-use at 47 percent."
Global wheat usage does temper the U.S. numbers somewhat, Victor noted. "As long as wheat is being used globally, we can find some support (for prices). The stocks-to-use ratio globally is now at 24.15 percent. So there is some usage out there, but it's just not coming to the United States."
USDA dropped projected domestic feed use for wheat by 45 million bushels and U.S. exports by 15 million bushels. "We were not surprised by the drop in exports because of the poor start we've had in exports. But when you see the end stocks increase on hard winter, hard spring and soft red, along with the reduced exports and feed use, wheat is the most abysmal out of the three major crops, even when you add in the reduced harvested acres."
USDA dropped its estimate of the season average farm price on wheat from $5.10 a bushel to $4.85 a bushel. USDA also adjusted harvested acres for wheat, dropping them by 300,000 acres.
Victor says early returns on harvests indicate stronger than anticipated yields for both corn and soybeans. "However, as much at 100 million bushels of corn could be lost due to a frost/freeze."
Corn production, estimated by USDA at 13 billion bushels, is near the record set in 2007 of 13.38 billion bushels. USDA adjusted harvested acres for corn, dropping them by 700,000 acres. The corn stocks-to-use ratio is projected at 12.8 percent, versus 12.6 percent last month. Yield, projected at 164.2 bushels, would be a new record, a significant increase over the previous high of 160.3 bushels in 2004.
USDA is neutral on their season average farm price for corn, at $3.35. "Globally, we're looking at a 15 percent stocks-to-use ratio versus 15.7 percent last month. USDA increased feed use for corn, and there is some optimism in the poultry market."
Ethanol use was unchanged from last month. "We're going to need 4.2 billion to 4.25 billion bushels of corn to meet the EPA mandate for ethanol production this calendar year. Profitability has returned to the sector," Victor said.
USDA's estimated 3.25-billion-bushel soybean crop would surpass the old record of 3.197 billion bushels set in 2006. Yield, at 42.4 bushels per acre, is up a tenth of a bushel from the previous month, but is still below the 2005 record of 43.1 bushels per acre.
Projected U.S. stocks-to-use for soybeans was increased to 7.2 percent while global stocks-to-use was raised to 17.7 percent, "primarily due to increases in production for Argentina, which is planting enough soybeans to produce a 52.5 million metric ton crop, which would be a record," Victor said.
USDA also dropped 2009 U.S. soybean harvested acres by 400,000 acres and lowered the season average farm price by 10 cents to $9 per bushel.
No loss from a frost/freeze is expected in the soybean crop, according to Victor. "However, as much as 2 million to 5 million bushels could be lost in the Delta region because of heavy rains, where mold and beans popping out of their pods are going to create some field loss.
"The other big outside influence we've seen in October are the index funds," Victor said. "The long-only funds have been major buyers this week (early October), steadily building or adding to long positions since January 2009."
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What's Cookin' at Callie's Cabin: Take a mini vacation with home-style fish and chips
February 2, 2012
During pre-Callie's Cabin days, I was a busy author but I admit that I was going through an anti-cooking phase. I didn't like to cook or bake. I'm talking during the beginning of The Great Recession. Not only did I avoid going to the kitchen to create food, I was on a mega budget so it was a hardship to eat healthy. Think raw, seasonal food: Fresh fruit, whole grains and veggies.
One winter, though, I found myself at Safeway stocking up on those healthy-type of fish frozen dinners that were on the cheap. I thought it was a great catch, sort of. But I felt guilty since I am a down-to-earth granola girl who takes pride in what she eats. After all, when I read the nutritional label on the dinners the list of ingredients embarrassed me. I wanted to put on a hat and wear sunglasses to hide the fact that I was buying processed food. But, the quickie convenience of it was worth it or so I thought back in the day when the word "cooking" wasn't in my vocabulary.
Fast forward to present-day. On Monday, while working at the computer and watching Food Network (my TV program of choice) I was craving hot and crispy fish and chips. Sure, I could have gone to one of our popular restaurants that offer this fun-to-eat food. But the economy is still choppy like our Lake. And since fish and chips is a popular food, especially among the working class folks, like me, in the U.K. and Ireland it made sense to do it myself.
Simply put, fish and chips is battered, teamed with chips and deep fried. I decided I could do it myself but oven bake it for health's sake. When I opened up the butcher's package of cod from Safeway, I was pleasantly surprised. The white fish looked different than salmon or shellfish that I'm familiar with – but I like novelty. Once I breaded it (for the crunch and taste of it) and prepared the chips, I sensed it was like catching a big fish. Success.
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Once you taste these home fries and fish going back to frozen dinners will be history. The cod fish is light and the crust is oh-so crispy. The fries are tasty and you know the only oil is a little butter (or you can use a tad of extra virgin olive oil). Fish and potatoes baked are healthier than fried. And the fun finger food is a must-have on a cold, wintry Tahoe day for lunch, a snack, or dinner paired with a spinach salad drizzled with red wine vinegar and olive oil.
Motto: Fishing at the same place gets old. Try something new. It'll feel like going to a special Irish getaway.
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We weren't sure why this Stroppe Baja Bronco and a second early Bronco-owned by Edsel Ford II and his sons-were parked on the edge of the Ford display until we noticed a sign announcing the spring 2011 arrival of reproduction early Bronco body shells from Dynacorn Classic Bodies. Dynacorn has reproduced a number of muscle cars and early Chevy pickups to help restorers get a head start on their projects, but this will be the company's first SUV.
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On page 58 Fred Williams brings you the hot new products from the annual SEMA extravaganza in Las Vegas. We spent our time there shooting the most outrageous and interesting vehicles on display.
Superlift 4xAdventure Jeep
What's that they say about men, boys, and the size of their toys? Superlift was handing out Matchbox toy cars in front of its 1:1-scale Jeep. Along with Axletech/Dynatrac portal axles and 42-inch Super Swamper Irok tires, the project truck boasted Smittybilt body panels, a custom roof rack and bumpers by Off-Camber Fabrication, and much, much more. The reptile hue is from House of Kolor.
Xplore Adventure Series FJ
This modified FJ Cruiser is the first to come from a new specialty vehicle program from Venchures Incorporated. The Xplore Adventure Series vehicles will be "ultimate off-road adventure vehicles with the best parts available through the aftermarket," says the company. The vehicles will be offered in four stages, using parts from such companies as ARB, Magnaflow, BFGoodrich, and Warn. This particular FJ will be auctioned in the spring, with proceeds benefitting the National Parks Foundation.
Camo Taco
This wild Tacoma in the Warn booth was grabbing a lot of attention. Covered in a custom camo pattern that resembled Pacific Northwest ferns, the radically modified Toyota is powered by a 6.0L V-8 out of a Suburban mated to twin transfer cases (203 and 205). It gets even more gear reduction from portal axles. As you would imagine, it fairly bristles with winches: an M12,000 in front, an M15,000 in back, and a PullzAll on top. The meats are massive 21/49-16.5 Super Swamper Iroks hung on custom trailing arms and damped with King shocks.
HD Hauler
Trucks at this year's SEMA Show were anything but subtle, as if a fullsize truck standing on a tall lift weren't enough to grab your attention. Case in point: Skyjacker's HD Hauler, a Chevy HD2500 pickup riding on a 7-inch lift and 37-inch Nitto Trail Grapplers. To make sure this big truck stood out in a crowd, the suspension company painted it with wild graphics and then topped it with a Polaris ATV.
VW Turbodiesel Jeep
Canadian company HPA Motorsports has developed a conversion kit that drops a 1.9L Volkswagen turbodiesel into a Jeep YJ. (A TJ kit is in the works.) After tuning the ECU with a Power Flash, HPA claims the diesel will put out 190 hp and 289 lb-ft of torque and will get 40-47 mpg. Backing the engine is a rebuilt Jeep AX-5 transmission, while the Dana 30 and 35 axles house 4.10s from Precision Gear.
Wrangler is "Hottest"
SEMA recognized three vehicles as the hottest of the show in a new award this year. The Jeep Wrangler came out on top of the Hottest 4x4-SUV category. Several modified Wranglers were featured in the Mopar booth, including the Hemi-powered imMortal we first saw in Moab. Signage that accompanied the Jeep noted that its front and rear eight-lug portal axles now have Mopar part numbers.
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While Wrangler took the SEMA award for the hottest 4x4 of the show, Ford's fullsize pickup was named Hottest Truck. The pickups in Ford's booth were split between street and 4x4 versions. This F-150 SuperCrew was modified by Mickey Thompson Tires and X-Treme Toyz with a Fabtech 6-inch suspension system, LT315/70R17 Mickey T Baja Claw TTC tires, Fab Four bumpers carrying Warn winches front and rear, and custom paint from MM Auto Art.
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•Mr. Goodwrench, RIP.
"As part of the initiative to better connect General Motors' brands with customers, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac will each receive its own Certified Service brand." So reads the official press release/obituary announcing the death of Mr. Goodwrench. GM has used the fictitious mechanic as a symbol for its dealer service for nearly 40 years, and he will be missed. Mr. Chevrolet Certified Service just doesn't have the same ring.
•Driver Travis Carpenter and the Ultra4 4405 Land Use rig have been awarded by Hammerking Productions a Merit Entry into the 2011 Griffin King of the Hammers race in February. The merit entry is based on the team's ongoing efforts to promote responsible land use, raise awareness of land use issues, and to generate funds, volunteers, and memberships for various land use organizations. In last year's King of the Hammers, the 4405 team raised nearly $20,000 for land use organizations despite only completing 98 miles of the race. Three months after the 2010 race, 4405 burned in a structure fire. Since then, many companies, along with members of Pirate4x4.com, have donated parts and cash to rebuild the vehicle so it can continue its mission.
Safety Simulator
It wasn't the sexiest booth in the show, but one of the most important. Grad students from Clemson University's International Center for Automotive Research demonstrated a hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) computer simulation using a truck modified with Superlift suspension components. HIL technology allows computers to tie into a vehicle's electronic stability controls (ESC) and then "run" the truck through various tests to see how the ESC systems will work-or not-with the suspension mods. Why should we care? A new federal motor vehicle safety standard will require that all OE vehicles have ESC systems by 2011 and that by 2012 those ESC systems would not be compromised by vehicle modifications. Computer simulation is effective and less costly than the old-fashioned way of testing an actual truck at a proving ground, and HIL simulation allows testers to tie into the vehicle's actual ESC parameters.
Earth Watch
•The Western Slope Coalition has put an interactive map on its website (www.westernslopenofee.org) listing Forest Service and BLM lands in the U.S. where access fees are charged for undeveloped backcountry, as well as where these fees are being proposed. The Coalition invites wheelers and other backcountry visitors to submit photos of signs documenting required fees for driving, hiking, parking, camping, and other areas.
•The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the 2004 Revised Superior National Forest Plan following a lawsuit brought by the Sierra Club and other preservation interests. Recreation advocacy groups, the All Terrain Vehicle Association of Minnesota, and the BlueRibbon Coalition intervened in the case on the side of the Forest Service. The suit contended that the Forest Service failed to sufficiently analyze potential impacts to the Boundary Waters Canoe Wilderness Area in Minnesota. Those claims were first rejected but then appealed in early 2010, and in October the Circuit Court affirmed the first decision.
Grand Cherokee Off-Road Edition
This lightly modified '11 Grand was in the Mopar booth. The subtle paint with red accents is nice, but we like the 33-inch BFGs and Mopar skidplates and rock rails even better.
One trend that seems to be growing is the use of flat paint (matte, suede, or like primer). The F-Series pickup in the Rolling Big Power booth was just one of many trucks sporting a nonglossy finish. We wonder if car polish companies will offer flat finish in a can next year?
Two-Buck Jeep
There's still time to win the Jeep that's being raffled by the California Association of 4 Wheel Drive Clubs. A $2 donation buys you a chance to bring home this '10 Rubicon complete with TeraFlex Suspension, BFGoodrich tires, ProComp wheels, and a Warn 9.5ti which with Master Pull line on a Body Armor bumper. The Rubicon also sports GenRight fenders, a Tuffy Security console, PIAA lights, a Hi-Lift Jack, ARB recovery gear, and Staun deflators. The winning ticket will be drawn February 26, 2011, at the Cal 4 Wheel convention, and you need not be present to win. Net proceeds go directly to the fight to keep our public lands open. Be part of the 2-Buck Jeep Rubicon Stimulus Package by visiting www.cal4wheel.com.
Tundra Sportsman
Topping them all in terms of sheer altitude was this Tundra-based hunting rig in the Toyota booth. To build the Sportsman, Toyota lifted the Tundra 3 inches and then mounted an 86-square-foot platform on the roof that can be used as sleeping quarters or as a hunting blind. Toyota calls the truck's bed "the ultimate sportsman's fantasy transport and base camp," with custom cabinets for firearm storage and hunting and camping gear.
On the driver side of the truck, the entire bed side swings out to provide access to equipment. Behind the tailgate is a mobile kitchen complete with sink and stove.
Shooting Platform
Max and Ryan Duncan turned a '10 Wrangler Unlimited Sport into a different kind of hunting rig with platform seats front and rear (complete with gun racks) and Mossy Oak camo just about everywhere. A 31/2-inch Rough Country lift makes room for the 33-inch Toyo Open Country tires.
Smittybilt Wrangler
This black-on-black JK stood out among the garish trucks on display. Smittybilt dressed it in XRC bumpers, fenders, and tube doors. The front XRC M.O.D. bumper houses a new X2O 10,000-pound winch. Underneath is a Pro Comp 6-inch long-arm suspension system and 37-inch Pro Comp Xtreme MT tires.
Black Ops Jeep
One of the most highly anticipated video games of late 2010, Call of Duty: Black Ops, got a marketing boost from Chrysler with the introduction of this special edition Wrangler. Based on the Rubicon and available in two- and four-door versions, the Black Ops Edition features special graphics, Mineral Gray Rubicon wheels, and a number of Mopar accessories. Be prepared to pay more than $30,000 for the limited-edition Jeep.
New Ranger Not for U.S.
Like the other domestic manufacturers, Ford will stop offering a compact pickup within the next model year or so, at least at home. Overseas is another matter. An all-new Ranger pickup made its debut at the Australian International Motor Show and will be sold in 180 markets around the world. It will be fitted with three new engines-including two diesels-and built in three cab body styles. Four-wheel-drive versions will offer up to 9 inches of ground clearance and can be equipped with electric-locking or limited-slip differentials. We think Ford's missing an opportunity for U.S. sales, don't you?
Virtual Rally Truck
Lincoln Electric has partnered with Trophylite and 2XL Games to take part in a Trophylite Rally app for the Apple iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. If you choose to race a Lincoln-sponsored truck and hit a specific goal-the longest jump of the day, for example-you can win prizes, including T-shirts. Drop by www.lincolnelectric.com/products/trophylite/ to learn more about the game, see a list of points leaders, and sign up to win a game download.
California 200 Accident Memorial
This 8-foot-tall memorial to the victims of the California 200 desert race accident was unveiled at the recent Off-Road Expo in Southern California. During the ceremony, eight candles were lit in memory of those who were killed, and FAST-Aid President Jared Tetzlaff spoke of the donations his organization has received and disbursed to help the victims' families. The memorial was originated by Dana Dague, designed by Scott Freeman, built by Craig Hall of R&I Industries, and will be mounted by Ted Cordts. It will visit different events and locations until a permanent home can be found in the desert.
Editor-in-Chief Rick Péwé graciously let me put in this shameless plug for something totally not related to 4x4s. Hot Rod Magazine: All the Covers, by yours truly and the editors of Hot Rod magazine, chronicles the history of Petersen Publishing's founding magazine through every one of its covers from 1948 to 2009. Along with the cover images are layouts, never-before-seen archival photos, and insider stories of the magazine's memorable moments. It's available at major online book retailers and www.motorbooks.com.
•Feb. 4-6: Bluewater Resort & Casino Parker 425 desert race, Parker, AZ. Info: Best in the Desert, 702.457.5775, www.bitd.com
•Feb. 5: Rock Skills Driving Clinic, Johnson Valley, CA, by Badlands Off-Road Adventures. Info: 310.374.8047, www.4x4training.com
•Feb. 6-12: Griffin King of the Hammers, Johnson Valley OHVA near Lucerne Valley, CA. Info: www.kingofthehammers.com
•Feb. 12: Getting Started Off-Road 4x4 Skills Clinic, Hungry Valley SVRA, Gorman, CA, by Badlands Off-Road Adventures. Info: 310.374.8047, www.4x4training.com
•Feb. 13: Advanced Beginner Off-Road Driving Clinic, El Paso Mountains, Mojave, CA, by Badlands Off-Road Adventures. Info: 310.374.8047, www.4x4training.com
•Feb. 19: Sand Driving Clinic, Oceano Dunes near Pismo, CA, by Badlands Off-Road Adventures. Info: 310.374.8047, www.4x4training.com
•Feb. 23-26: Chile Challenge rockcrawling event, Las Cruces, NM. Info: 575.642.7770, www.chilechallenge.org
•Feb. 25-27: California Association of Four Wheel Drive Clubs Convention, Visalia, CA. Info: www.cal4wheel.com
•Feb. 26: Winch & Recovery Clinic, El Paso Mountains, Mojave, CA, by Badlands Off-Road Adventures. Info: 310.374.8047, www.4x4training.com
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GHOST STORIES: The spirit under the bedA.A. T - Tuesday, January 4th, 2011 at 11:47 AM
My first visit to Dominica occurred sometime in 2005. I fell in love with the beauty of the island while waiting in the LIAT plane during a 15-minute transit stop at the Melville Hall Airport.
I was not impressed with how the airport looked. At first sight, I thought it was someone's dilapidated house or plantation, but I quickly overlooked that (today the airport has been vastly upgraded).
I was more captured by the "greenery" of the island. I had never seen such a green country out of all the Caribbean islands I had visited.
Flying over Dominica was also a splendid experience. There were miles of forests, rivers and streams; hardly any houses in site.
Having known little about Dominica, except that it was a haven for banana production in the Caribbean (which I learned in primary school), I thought to myself: "I have to make an official visit to find out what's the secret hidden among those beautiful, green vegetation and seemingly, laid-back simplistic form of lifestyle."
In less than a month, I was on my way to Dominica for a weekend visit. The journey from the airport quickly turned from breathtaking to stomach-sickening due to twists, turns and the many hours it took to reach the capital. I could swear that my intestines were twisted in knots. Luckily, I did not vomit all over the bus. After an hour of driving, I thought we were closing in, but the driver told me "soon, 25 minutes". Oh Lord, I thought.
To cut a long story short, I enjoyed the short visit. It was nothing to talk about, but the people were friendly. I made social and business contacts. I did not go anywhere really. I stuck to town because I had promised myself I would be back.
That visit became the first of several visits to the island per year. During those trips I made friends with a female. But things got sour eventually when my ex got involved. A firestorm ensued and in no time, that female friend became my enemy. Females normally side with females.
On the positive side, I explored business opportunities. Some of the responses were not good at all. They were defensive. One very popular personality told me that what I wanted to do existed on island already. I got a similar response from an agency that dealt with the type of business I wanted to venture in.
I brushed it off, thinking that it was just patriotism and that people on a whole are just protective of their national interests and cautious about foreign intervention.
Well, all went well until things began going downhill for me back in my home country. Business plans were falling apart and relationships were falling apart. It was strange: it was as if anything I planned to do did not materialize. I mean, come on, not everything will go as planned, but it is like a moment in your life when everything stood at a standstill. I also began feeling ill.
I brushed that off too, thinking it was just one of those bad periods in my life. Of course, everyone experience hurdles, trials and tribulations in life. So I thought.
One morning, I got a call from my mother who began "speaking in tongues" on the phone. To Christians, speaking in tongues is believed to be a holy language and a manifestation of the Holy Spirit, who is using a human as a vessel to transmit prophetic events.
During the "speaking in tongues", my mother told me that someone sent something from Dominica for me.
"Something from Dominica? A Fedex package?" I thought jokingly.
She went on to say that people in Dominica worked witchcraft and used the remains of a dead woman to evoke her spirit and send it to my house. The evil spirit, referred to my mom as a gypsy, a short Indian-like female, was lodged under my bed. She said it listens to everything I say and do and brought those messages back to people in Dominica, who would then use this information to block my plans.
A spirit under my bed? You're kidding me. I live alone for Christ's sake. It seemed like my mom wanted to freak me out.
She then asked a question, which knocked the final wind out of my speculation: "Do you find things are not working according to plan lately? Are you feeling ill?" she asked.
OK, now that was really freaking me out. To let you understand clearly, I DO NOT tell my mother about my plans. I never even told her I visited Dominica or was planning to visit. My mom lives in another country. How the heck did she know that? Well, I am familiar with my mother's prophecies, especially when I lived with her. But this was more interesting as all assumptions that she would know my business because I lived with her were rubbished due to the fact she lives miles away from me, and she knew nothing about my trip. And no my ex did not tell her anything.
Anyway, I was mystified as to the reason someone would want to hurt me. I was a total stranger! I was just curious and interested about investing, that's all.
My mother told me all what I needed to do to send the spirit back. She told me not to speak about any of my plans until they have materialized and should not disclose any of my business to anyone. She told me to read a particular Psalm every day for several weeks.
During the "phone ceremony", which lasted about 10 minutes, she told me the good news that she successfully banished the spirit back to its messengers back in Dominica.
"I sent it back to them," she proclaimed.
I never asked her who sent it or why, but I think I got the picture. As for me and the bed? I never looked under that bed for months. Anything that fell under it remained there. I was horrified by the thought of a gypsy woman spirit living under my bed and taking notes. How did she find her way back to Dominica? Did she book a flight with LIAT? And did she bring a notepad and pen?
I thought humorously to brush it off, but I was still horrified. I imagined many times this "woman" grabbing onto my feet and demanding that I speak so that she could have something to tell her masters. She probably would get pissed and strangle me in my sleep, I thought.
I recalled sleeping with lights on every night. The electricity bill skyrocketed, but I did not care.
Well things returned to normal in my life thereafter. And of course, I did not give up on Dominica – in fact I moved there to live. And my mother was surprisingly not pleased!
In subsequent stories I will reveal several experiences pertaining to what I have seen and observed. They are more horrifying. And it has nothing to do with Dominica. Evil is everywhere. In the USA, witchcraft, voodoo, necromancy, and other rituals are actual businesses, legal or not. They even advertise, inviting you to come and let them give you the opportunity to speak to your late loved ones.
Dominica is a beautiful place with beautiful people; it's just that, like anywhere (as I have said) has its good and evils.
I look forward to the responses.
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58 Comments
All lot of people claim to be believers of Jesus Christ and that they are saved but not saying you have to be perfect they are going about sinning being closed doors and justifying their actions opening doors to let in evil…yes folks by the company we keep the filth we talk the filth we watch on television or let into our homes we are opening a doorway of evil into our lives I'm not a preacher and I can't quote scripture but I believe that as there is a God there is also a Devil
I have learnt that there is a logical explanation for all the mysterious occurrences in our everyday life, be it waking up with scratches or those purple/blue marks on our skin we think as soucouyant bites. I grew up and lived in Dominica until I was nineteen. In the years that came after resettling out of Dominica I realised how brainwashed we are to superstition. With God no one can harm me and ppl if you think someone is doing evil on you or stuff like that just remember to always pray, if God is for us who can be against us.
I Know evil exists but I don"t believe anybody tried to do her anything. The evil you do live with you. Sometimes the bad that the parents do fall on the children. I wonder if the mom was really speaking in tongues or it was a DEMONIC SPIRIT she transfered to her daughter via the telephone.
I hope you covered under the Blood of Jesus.
It just bothers me that you mentioned your mother spoke to you in tongues, and your explained that tongues is a gift of God's Holy Spirit. That is true.
However a person who speaks in tongues, and if by the anointing of God's Holy Spirit, does not know what he/she is saying. The apostle Paul tells us that speaking in tongues is not edifying, unless there is someone to interpret. Some people have the gift of speaking in different tongues by the authority of God's Holy Spirit, while others have the gift to interpret.
My question is: How did you come to understand what your mother was saying, if she was speaking in tongues to you. You did not mention an interpretor.
Please understand that Satan knows all of God's ways, and he uses people to do his work throught skilful lies. Speaking in tongues can be evil as well. That is the reason the apostle Paul also tells people to shut up, in church, if there is no one to interpret their tongue speaking. He is saying that this tongue could be evil or misleading.
You mentioned also, that your mother used to prophecy. Hence she would have no trouble sensing that you were having troubles in your life, without anyone telling her, if she really could prophecy. That is what prophecy is about–telling someone what is happening, or will happen in their lives.
It is possible that your mother did not favour you mingling with Dominica or Dominicans and she tried to use her evil conducts and attitude to discourage. You said that when you decided to travel to Dominica again, she was not pleased.
I am not denying your claims, but it seem as if your mother had more to do with your situation than anyone or anything else.
Do not rely on the wisdom and philosophy of any human being. It is not easy to know who controls their mind. Pray for the gift of faith, and by faith believe in God Almighty, through His Person, Jesus Christ. You will come to experience the seed of Love germinating from within you, until you give birth to a glorious plant–the Stature of Life, which will cause you to know the ways of Spirit and Truth–the ways of Love–the Person of God in Jesus Christ.
Whatever you choose to nurture in your mind that is what you will produce in your Life. Your production will reveal itself through your attitude and conducts of Love, or the ways of the evil one–his name is Satan. Strive to produce Love–it is Eternal Life in you.
i do agree and how did she banished the spirit back to dominca even before talking to her son because he said she tola him that she sent it back to its ppl she seem like she did everything before calling him and if she is a woman of god why get upset if ur son moved to domininca jus pray for him and cover him under the blood if u are so sure ppl are out to get him u did things long distant before and ur son seem to be a believer of some sort god is everywhere and is protecting his children so jus keep praying
sometimes we brought evil upon ourselves
by the things that comes from our tongue (mouth).
"Well, I am familiar with my mother's prophecies"
what you mean by that? and if a person believe in God
and his doctrine they should know that casting or banishing
evil spirit should be banished at the bottom of the ocean or in the
desert.that lives me wondering!!!!
Hmmm! I am guessing that you forgot to ask Mommy some pertinent questions. Do you realize that all is well when you are closer to Mommy; whenever you cross the seas the Ghost appears? Wow! You are maybe under Mommy's spell and ignoring it.
I would expect that in the last chapter of your story "Mommy the Ghost" will be revealed.
Great fiction!
Psalm 34:19
Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.
Isaiah 54:17
No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue [that] shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This [is] the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness [is] of me, saith the LORD.
Evil spells are real. I saw it at my home, it was unbelievable what one person could do to another. I recall seeing my sister growing hair like she was an indian, eating like a pig and she was always hungry, but remained meg like a pen, despite how much she takes in.
There are wicked people in the world. Praise god for that priest from France who helped her through it. Today she is deceased yes, but with evil, she did carry a heavy cross. To all the evil doers, God is watching over you. He sees all and he knows all.
You never know what pain is till you get there
These tears that I cry
You won't be able to fix them
You're the reason why I cry to be precise
What would I do without you and why can't I get you out of my head
Why does it hurts so much even when I think it's not right for loving you
Where do I go from here knowing that you're no longer in my world?
I can't believe all this time, all these years I've waited for some romantic guy to take me away in his arms
It's been decades now and I still haven't found my true love
What is love?
Does love hurt and why would something as wonderful as love hurt?
Hurt is pain and with pain comes anger.
Life wasn't meant to be this way.
Who started this and how will it ever end?
I need to know because I want to have a life with love and if love hurts then what good is it?
Does anyone love me, does anyone care for me? Who's listening to me and who cares about the way I feel?
I am with God? I know the one and true person who loves me is God but sometimes I fail to understand his doing and I only see my reflection and I ignore his.
I want to be that kind of person who falls in love completely and so my partner does the same infinite. Remember those days of falling in love and getting hurt, "Oh boy, that was painful". And I'm still going through the same old thing.
Hurt, hurt, hurt!
Probably I'm leaving in a fairy tale, looking for that Cinderella romance. I wish to have that Cinderella romance but without that cruel step mom and step sister. Couldn't face that cruelty. No matter how hard I try there's always going to be pain in my life.
Or can I change it? But how? Do you know?
Email me on email@example.com.
Ah. You poor child.
My advice to you is to be complete in yourself.
Learn to be happy with yourself. I dont mean the M thing.
Just learn to love the person that is you that was created by God.
What are your likes and dislikes?
Create around your space the things you truly like.
Embrace your mother. Love your mother.
She is also innocent and vulnerable. Just like you.
Stop looking for someone outside of yourself to love,
that does not always happen.
Some people live their whole lives looking for that type of love
And condemns themselves to a wasted life.
You are young abe beautiful,
but if it is not going to happen it is not going to happen.
This is fairytale living and belongs in the pages of a book.
Pick yourself up girl. Love God and love yourself,
and leave it all in the hands of God.
I know it is important so I hope I have made sense.
But sometimes when it is important that I make sense, words fail me.
I love you, too.
Use the great love that you have
to love God and all his creation,
not for what it will give you
or do for you
but because it is part of you.
By loving God and His Creation which includes you
You are never lonely or unloved.
I have felt the love of the grass that I tread upon – how they bend to let me pass on them without complaining and bounce back as happy as nature's best example of love, the dog. Of course, I know the love of animals, even chickens and lizards, so I dont feel unloved. Being on my own is by choice because I do not want to be used. I am a damsel of worth, a pearl of great price. Why should I let someone come with their false faces and kisses and tarnish my spirit? I wish you would come to that same realization. You are too beautiful to allow yourself to feel the need to be part of someone else in order to be fulfilled. Love yourself. Love your mother. She loves you. Be complete within yourself. I love you, too.
Evil is real friends, and u can only conquer evil with God on your side. The Bibles says in Luke 10:19 Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you.We must ensure that we are under the covering of the almighty God (psalms91) and make sure we are not rebellious towards our spirtual leaders and those in authoruty. 1 samuel 15:23 says For rebellion [is as] the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness [is as] iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from [being] king. So make sure you submit to all forms of authority as long they not leading you to go contrary to Gods word.
If any one out there is under the spell of witchcraft or obeah, my friend there is still hope for you, dont go by the obeah man cause is more jumbee they will put on you and wants to sow a seed of hatred and bitterness in your life. I heard people say the obeah man always tell them is some family member that did them evil just for u to hate. My word to you call upon Jesus, ask him to come into your life , forgive your sins and to save you, because he is your redeemer who will redeem you from the curse of the law. Find a good Church where the presence of the Holy Spirit is real so that the pastor and elders there can cast out the demon spirit from you. Life Line Christian fellowship in Portsmouth is good place, i have heard and seen they cast out demons from people there.
Grace and peace be unto you
That is NOT EVEN FUNNY. Sarcasm thick as syrup or not still not funny!!!!!!!! What? You don't daydream about Skerritt enough? Give it a rest already, stop being stupid. You will find that alot DOES have to do with him, little do YOU know many of these politicians are tied up in witchcraft, no surprise there, so come off it, your red is showing loud and clear, but please give it a rest too early in the year.
when u come in with ur book of prayers,,,them immigration officers taking them sackway tohney,,,hypocrites,,,,i wonder how them soukouyant passing with there books,,,,my boy God gave us the psalms for a special reason,,,they have worked for prophets of the past and will surely work today,,,,i can tell u when i read psalm 56,,,,i feel confident that the lord on my side,,,,psalm 74 bring enemies to a bitter end,,,psalm 65 prayed persistently aids in ur tasks being fulfilled,,,psalm 13 ensures safety for 24 hrs,,,,psalm 5 increase spirituality,,,psalm 1 helps u stay away from bad influence and characters,,,,psamlm 145 verse 17 to end is to be read then ask God for ur wish etc etc,,,,it have more but that was just off my head,,,,them immigration officers taking away your book of psalms but dem sookooyant passing with theirs,,,,i see one of there books already,,,my god u doh wanna see dem things,,,,
wow well people you dont know it tell you know it i live out of dominice for years and came back home with all my tools is was just to start working after some time i startedd to get so sick cant tuch the same tools that i have been working with for so maney years out there and to add to that i cant drive the car that i had i was put away for 3 years not working just going to dr. spending all moneys that i had boy that get to me after going to all the dr.in dominica and spending most of my time in the hospital for months is just in and out for the 3 years and i was just 28 years old boy that was are thing but thank GOD are i got help and the same tools is what am working witnd doing my work but am not in dominica now but ill be back at it i must say you dont know on till you been in it all that put me to do was go to dr. and stay home watch t.v at that age well well i thank GOD and that guy for telling me where to go get help
The Father is revealing all one by one. that's just the begining. Pray without ceasing sir. cover yourself and dont tell people who you are cuz u know they will try a thing to stop you.
You're right evil is very real all over. I dont know why people jealous and wicked so. If all u cannot use all devil given powers to do good why not tell the devil you dont want it. Y go bother someone else. N e way Yahweh is judge of all. He sees all he knows all. He will reveal all. Oh yes he will and has begun to.
WOW! The things people will do to keep another person down, it's ridiculous. I have felt the evil myself, in my family but as one of the youngest children I decided to say that the evil stops there and I will not let it take over me. You have to be strong in your faith in the lord or else these forces will conquer!!!