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This short how-to gives you the instructions to install and configure an OpenBSD machine as a fileserver for Apple's Macintosh Computers.
- A running OpenBSD installation (tested with 3.8 and 4.3)
- wget must be installed (from the packages), or any other tool to get packages from the web (eg. curl)
- Berkeley-DB must be installed (instructions here included)
Download and install the Berkeley-DB (aka SleepyCat Database), now owned by Oracle
cd /usr wget http://download.oracle.com/berkeley-db/db-4.2.52.tar.gz
tar xzf db-4.2.52.tar.gz
Compile, configure & install
cd /usr/db-4.2.52/build_unix ../dist/configure make make install
Note:Don't use any other version! They don't work with this configuration!
Download and install the Netatalk package:
cd /usr wget http://switch.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/netatalk/netatalk-2.0.3.tar.gz
tar xzf netatalk-2.0.3.tar.gz
Compile, configure & install:
cd /usr/netatalk-2.0.3 ./configure --with-bdb=/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.2 make make install
Note: Don't use any other version! They don't work with this configuration!
Make link to /etc for compatibility:
ln -s /usr/local/etc/netatalk /etc/netatalk
Configure for automatic start: in the file /etc/rc.local comment the section about netatalk if uncommented:
# Netatalk stuff #if [ -f /etc/netatalk/rc.atalk ]; then # . /etc/netatalk/rc.atalk #fi
Add the following start sequence to end of file rc.local:
if [ -f /etc/netatalk/afpd.conf ]; then echo ' afpd'; /usr/local/sbin/afpd fi
If you don't wish to reboot to take effect, start the AFP-Daemon with the following command:
I recommend to reboot to check if the startup sequence are ok. After the start check if afpd is running:
ps ax | grep afpd
must result in a output like this:
27742 ?? I 0:00.05 /usr/local/sbin/afpd
Enable AFP (apple filing protocol) password file:
afppasswd -c
To add a user you must create a local user account:
… fill in the gaps
Then set the afp password for this user:
afppasswd -a USERNAME
To share volumes, you have to edit the file /etc/netatalk/AppleVolumes.default to look like this:
where PATH the path to your local directory is, which you want to share. SHARENAME is the name which will you use to mount and see in the finder, and OPTIONS are the options for this share. Examples are:
/disk/path1 share1 allow:kai
This will share the directory /disk/path1 under the name "share1", and only user kai has access to this. Another example:
/disk/path2 "share 2" allow:kai options:ro
This will share the directory under the name "share 2", only user kai has access, but the share is read only (options:ro). Look at the documentation for more options (man AppleVolumes.default).
Next step is to create a "virtual server". You have to edit the file /etc/netatalk/afpd.conf. The format of each line (one line per virtual server) is SERVER OPTIONS. Example:
"testVMx2" -uamlist uams_clrtxt.so,uams_dhx.so,uams_guest.so -loginmesg "Welcome stranger"
Look at the documentation (man afpd.conf).
You will find more details in the documentation of afpd (man afpd).


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Six weeks after pressing the pause button on health reform, David Cameron yesterday hinted where he was heading with a Beatlian ring. To sweeten Andrew Lansley's medicine, the prime minister seemed to be saying, all you need is love. At a London hospital, he poured praise on medics, and said the whole nation was besotted with a "precious" three letter ideal, before reaffirming his own NHS devotion.
The health secretary's passionless presentation frustrates No 10, and this seemed a good moment for the love drug. After all, Mark Britnell, one of the wise men Mr Cameron had unwisely summoned to Downing Street, has been revealed to have been telling corporates they will have "big opportunities" in the new-look NHS, and has also been arguing for forcing patients to pay. Ruling out such new charges, which were never in the pre-pause legislation, was one of several straw men the prime minister felled. As he wafted purple prose about the health service brand over every specific dilemma that must be faced before the play button can be pressed again, it almost sounded as if Mr Cameron had reverted to his past career in public relations. But expert listeners spotted a few informative patterns in the haze.
Even if "choice for patients, not competition for its own sake" sounds like empty rhetoric, the phrase suggests the duties of the regulator will be qualified in law, to make plain that it is not obliged to punt treatment away from public hospitals, a potentially important concession. Fears of privatisation, however, will not be assuaged until the reckless idea of outsourcing commissioning itself is laid to rest. The prime ministerial promise to integrate health and social care more effectively was also new, although how he hopes to achieve this within the current package of reforms when the Dilnot commission into financing care has not even reported is unclear to say the least. Then there are the purse strings. Mr Cameron now suggests they should not be stuffed into the hands of GPs alone, as Mr Lansley had first proposed, but instead held by some mix of family doctors, nurses and consultants.
The last point, in particular, confirms that this is a new political strategy, as opposed to re-engineering of the reforms on the basis of principled argument. Keeping the doctors close to him, by giving them all a piece of the financial power, will no doubt reduce the volume of the reporting on the evening news. However, asking medics on hospital payrolls to be both purchasers and providers at the same time muddies the water of the new healthcare market. There is a coherent case for reverting to integrated central control, as there is also for imposing a strict purchaser/provider split. But giving hospitals back the power they traditionally had, and sometimes used to block worthwhile change, makes no sense in the new world of autonomous foundation trusts run on semi-commercial lines.
The root confusion is that the half-rewritten health and social care bill is now a solution in search of a problem. There are of course desperately serious challenges in nursing an ageing society, but these are inherently long-term. By talking up overlaying problems such as obesity which are getting worse, while ignoring things like smoking which are improving, the prime minister whipped up a more immediate crisis. But if there is a crisis, it is one of funding, and whatever benefits the right reform may ultimately bring, instability will aggravate this at first. Likewise, if Mr Cameron's shaky statistics about cancer and stroke deaths underlined anything, it is that there is already too much variation in care. Neutering Nice and leaving individual consortia to decide what treatments they fancy footing is hardly going to help.
Pressing pause was right, but unless a stronger argument is developed, it will soon be time to press stop. And then start again on an entirely new bill on a saner timetable.

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Eclipse IDE is well known for Java project development. One of the reasons is that Eclipse is free and is easily extendable. Unfortunately no free and reliable plug-in was available for configuring J2EE environment on Eclipse IDE untill Lomboz. Lomboz is an open source and free J2EE development environment for businesses and individuals. You can develop, test, profile and deploy Web, Web services, Java, J2EE and EJB applications with this IDE. Lomboz has comprehensive support for most J2EE standard application server runtimes, and supports most popular open source runtimes such as JOnAS, and other vendor runtime environments. Lomboz is buillt on the Eclipse open source platform and the Web Tools Platform (WTP) projects. Here is the complete tutorial for configuring J2EE environment on Eclipse. It can be downloaded from Lomboz version of Eclipse
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Ethical hooking or just an asshole?
Over the course of my cycling journey I have hooked or been hooked riders in the finish. I've closed down the chase and I've done my best to slow down the other riders contending against a team-mate for the win.
I understand this is debatable. I fall on the side that it is ok as long as it's not aggressive enough to cause a decent bike handler to crash.
However it is not cool to hook riders in the finish when you are sitting at the back. No one there is impacting the race: your actions don't help your team-mates. And unlike the finish, wear a few riders are contending, you are doing it *in traffic* putting multiple riders at risk.
This happened at Volunteer Park and it still pisses me off. First, because the rider did it three times in the last lap, nearly causing two crashes at the back. Second because he admitted he did it on purpose. But as importantly, third, because his logic was he had the strong position and if we could we shouldn't be moved off our line.
New flash asshole: we moved because if we had held our lines *you* would have crashed. And frankly, I don't care about that. But the guys behind you would have too. And that is incool. But so noted and next time I'll let you learn the hard way.


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Cameron County, Texas Sheriff's Department deputies arrested 39-year-old Gilberto De Leon on aggravated sexual assault of a child charges after a young woman came forward, accusing him of having sexual relations with her since she was 7 years old. Records show that De Leon used threats and lies to have his way the victim until she was 21 years old. According to sources, the abuse happened early on, starting with oral sex and leading to full molestation when the girl left middle school. De Leon is supposed to have raped her while she was wearing her graduation dress. However, that doesn't make it a Horror Show Sunday story, does it? It gets worse. In order to keep the girl in line, he told her that if she told anyone, especially her priest, that she would go to hell.
Unfortunately, this is an all-too-common technique to keep kids quiet by making threats about eternal damnation. We know that it's widespread among pedophile priests and whether or not De Leon actually believed in hell or it was a convenient excuse to keep the unnamed girl in line, that doesn't stop the fact that it worked. Belief in such absurd things has kept many people from taking actions that they ought to have taken but were afraid to be condemned to an imaginary pit of fire and torture.
Luckily, a friend talked the girl into coming forward with her allegations after 14 years of abuse and now it's in the hands of the police. Her mother confronted him with the accusations and he replied with a text that said "It's all a lie. I'm on my way…." but he never showed up. The girl had reason to worry, De Leon had numerous guns that he had pointed at her while cleaning them, the implication was clear, he intended to harm her if she told anyone about his crimes.
Yet while it is clearly illegal and unacceptable to threaten someone with bodily harm at the point of a gun, nobody thinks twice about teaching impressionable children about hell and eternal damnation. How can that not be considered child abuse? Oh wait, because religion gets to do things that nobody else would ever think acceptable. If a criminal like De Leon told a child, any child, that he'd torture them with fire if they told what he'd done, he'd get another rider on his conviction. If he tells the child that she's going to hell, nobody bats an eye.
As of this writing, he is on the Cameron County Inmate list awaiting trial. It's too bad that hell isn't real, criminals like this deserve to burn there for eternity. Off to the Religious Horror Show you go.


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I believe you're talking about Act II, Scene i where Elizabeth asks John to go to Salem and tell the court that the witchcraft accusations are a hoax. Abigail admitted to John that the girls were just playing around in the forest and lied to keep from getting into trouble. Mary Warren has told Elizabeth that fourteen people are now in jail and will be hanged if they don't confess. Elizabeth realizes that this has gone too far and could have terrible consequences if the proceedings aren't stopped immediately. John is reluctant to tell the court because he can't prove what Abigail told him because they were alone when she admitted there was no witchcraft involved. Elizabeth is even more upset to discover that Abigail and John have been alone, and she thinks John is hesitant to tell the court because he wants to protect Elizabeth.
You have not said what Act you are referring to, but in Act II... there is a scene which places Elizabeth and Proctor and Mary Warren talking about what has gone on in the court today. We find that Elizabeth's name has come up, although Mary Warren claims to have helped not see that accusation come to fruition.
Elizabeth wants John to go to Abigail to make sure they talk this out and that Abigail will not accuse Elizabeth.
She says this because
There is a promise made in any bed.
Knowing that John has slept with Abigail, he should have a power over her to make her act accordingly. Elizabeth fears that Abigail will have her killed.
Elizabeth wants John to go to Salem to let the judges know that Abigail is not being truthful and she told him that the girls were "playing" in the forest.
Abigail has accused Elizabeth in court at this point in Act II of The Crucible. Elizabeth knows that this is an attempt of Abigail to take revenge and to have John Proctor all to herself. So as to relinquish any further attempts Abigail might make to sabotage Elizabeth and John's marriage, Elizabeth begs John to go to Salem and speak to Abigail. She wants John to make it clear to Abigail that there is no hope or chance for them to be together, this way, Abigail will let go of John and forget about trying to get rid of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth also wants John to go to the court and explain to the court what Abigail told him in confidence in Act I. John does not want to go because "[Abigail] told it to [him] in a room alone."


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Posted 08 March 2009 - 10:45 PM
You can see the youtube videos show up in results but they arent going to show on the site that has them embedded. I just did a check and its just urls from youtube but not my site. So yes you can see them in results and yes you can rank for them but its not direct traffic to your site.
Posted 09 March 2009 - 03:43 PM
Posted 09 March 2009 - 05:05 PM
I am confused too because it seems rather difficult to actually do this. I saw I think VLC player play an embedded video on a site and somehow that "counted" but its not on youtube.
But if you do a site search using Google video my site still comes up empty. Yet theres a video linked right on the home page as well as a youtube video. Even using an advanced search on Googles page you cant search specifically for video for some reason so I think thats why you have to go to Google video.
But seriously no matter what I do its as if there is nothing on my home page as far as Google is concerned pertaining to video at least.
Posted 09 March 2009 - 07:40 PM
The video shouldn't show up in the SERPs as being part of your site, because it's not!
If you wanted your own page to show up you'd need to embed it and do so from your own server. Which of course has issues if you get much traffic. Videos can burn through a ton of bandwidth in a hurry, so you've got to have a pretty hefty hosting package.
Posted 09 March 2009 - 08:11 PM
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Posted 09 March 2009 - 10:45 PM
In this case that would be YouTube.
Posted 10 March 2009 - 10:04 AM
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Posted 10 March 2009 - 12:20 PM
Well, if you're doing a search at regular google and type something like jill whalen technical seo video, both the youtube version as well as my page with the embedded version show up.
Posted 10 March 2009 - 03:24 PM
Posted 10 March 2009 - 03:26 PM
It's a question that's certainly open to debate, but personally I prefer either flv or swf since there are flash browser plugins available for every browser out there and the compression algorithms tend to do a pretty good job of making the file size smaller without drastically affecting quality.
Posted 10 March 2009 - 04:29 PM
Gotcha. Interesting how it differs. I wonder how many go to the video search tab as opposed to regular google search.
Posted 10 March 2009 - 08:04 PM
[now it's going to be time to wander way off topic]
However I will say that I stuck one of those hypotheticals in the last two search behavioral / market test group thingees I put on last year, purely out of curiosity. The test subjects weren't told what search engine to use or even to use a search engine at all for that matter. They were simply told to find (specifically) a Video on a certain subject.
Combining the data from the two groups totaling 100 test subjects...
9 went straight to YouTube to search there (8 of these were qualified as more advanced surfers)
64 went to Google
24 went to Yahoo
2 went to MSN/Live
and 1 went to Ask
Of the 91 that went to a search engine to conduct their search exactly 1 person clicked on the Video link. And he searched the normal way first, then clicked on the Video link. All of them started out with something like <search phrase> video or something like video of <search phrase>. In other words, everybody searching via a search engine had the word Video in their search phrase since that's what they were told to look for.
Note that the above doesn't have nearly a large enough sample size to support any data validity. And for the test subjects I generally try to target people who are not power users. That said, it's a question I intend to continue including in my little behavior test group sessions to see if the initial results hold up or were an anomaly.
I especially want to see if one little thing I noted during the test holds or not. Not a large percentage by any stretch of the imagination but 8% of the testers skipped right over (usually dual) YouTube listings at the top of the SERPs to pick another site to click on to visit. On the exit questionnaire we asked those folks if they purposely skipped YouTube (Yes they did) and why. About the most they could provide was that they'd heard about YouTube somewhere and didn't think what they'd heard was a glowing review. I'm not sure what that's about, but I've learned over the years to trust the testers if even a few people give you the same answer when something looks strange.
Like I said above, the sample size is way, way too small to determine any sort of pattern. But there were a couple of interesting results. The not-using-Video-search part I actually predicted. The skipping YouTube listings completely confused me. Still does. Who knows, maybe they subconsciously thought YouTube was only filled with Political stuff since both of my market group tests were during the Presidential Election last year and lots of candidates were utilizing the web and YouTube specifically. That's purely a guess on my part but might make sense considering subject matter we had them searching for had nothing to do with politics.
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Welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)
So yesterday we had a post that in part posed a question to Readers. And, as is the way of this here blog here, the process of answering was both the clue to the answer and confirmation of the underlying assumption. (No! wait!! scott.… I'll get things moving… just let me set up the premise… then music videos and excitement!! I promise!)
I think I'll settle for a quiz that's as close to a personality assessment as you're going to encounter here at the Wakefield Doctrine):
- When you woke up this morning, did you feel good/scared/confident that today would be a good day in 'the world out there'? If that sounds at all reasonable, go stand over there… no, there are others already in that section of the gym, you'll see them when you get there.
- When you woke up this morning, did you get up? ok… amuse yourself while I deal with the last group of personality types. Sure, anywhere will be fine.
- When you woke up this morning, (well, lets rephrase that to 'when you transitioned from quiet concern to active concern), did you feel that although you might describe yourself as confident, you will swear in a court of law that the world makes sense if you just work hard enough at understanding it. If you don't find that description of the start of the average day totally un-reasonable, don't go anywhere… stay here in the middle of the crowd of participants
There you have it! The three personality types of the Wakefield Doctrine!
How do you know which you are?
To which our friend Cynthia Sageleaf commented:
"Hmm…when I woke up this morning, I thought, man, I DON'T want to get up…I just want to stay warm and let that world out there just do its thing while I do my thing (reading, writing, contemplate) right here. lol"
So, New Readers? Cynthia is a clark* by her own admission. Now in her comment, she gives us clues to understand why the choice she made (from among the three) is the clarklike choice. Do you know what that is?
Hey! We're not so much into the 'Tell us the answer and we'll tell you if you're wrong or right' here at the Doctrine. That being said, many of us enjoy the challenge of 'getting it right'. Far be it from us to deny that self-affirmation that prompts that hand to shoot up in the back of the class…"I know this one!! I know! Call on me."
So lets compromise! This is being posted in the morning. I'll follow-up in the afternoon with a continuation of the discussion of the implications of Cynthia's Comment. Since we're kinda 'open book' in our quizzes here, if you want to ask Cynthia directly, go to her site 'Intuitive and Spiritual' and ask her. She is totally happy to help.
Be sure to come back this afternoon!!
OK it's afternoon, in an early-evening sort of way. Thanks to Valerie for commenting (and thereby reminding me that I needed to finish this post).
So, the key element to the 'quiz' is the notion of the world as being 'out there'. Not, 'out there' in the sense of, 'oh man, clark, you're really kinda getting out there with this personality theory' but more 'out there' as in 'separate from the person making the observation'. aka the Outsider. Of the three, clarks are the ones most comfortable with the notion that the world, reality, the girl in the checkout line at the Stop n Shop and your favorite nail technician at 'Plenty Pretty Salon' are in a place that is not where we are. We wake up and consider the world out there and decide how best (or if at all) we can deal with it. rogers and scotts tend not to make a distinction between themselves and a planet full of people, nephews, dogs, old movies and serious religion. They are a part of, on a pre-conscious level. clarks, it is said, can believe anything because we don't believe in anything. (that is a deliberately provocative expressing of the notion that if there is always possibility, there can never be certainty.)
ya know?
(Since I did promise our scottian friends a music video):
* btw one of the few Rules around here has to do with designating a worldview to a person. It's up to you to determine which of the three is your predominant worldview, and therefore, your personality type. No one has any authority to say, "You are a (fill in the blank) get used to it!" That does not mean that we can't talk about another person's worldview, but it's the height of gauche to discuss someone's worldview when they are standing right there, unless, of course, they invite discussion. aiight? Cynthia has stated publicly that she is a clark.


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Justin Bieber Banned From U.S.? Hamptons Assault Charges Could Affect Tour Plans (VIDEO)
Justin Bieber may not be entering the United States anytime soon. The singer was indirectly involved in a Hamptons nightclub brawl last week, which involved members of his security team. The attack could lead to an assault charge against Bieber. If he is convicted with assault, it's likely that Bieber will be banned from entering the U.S.
In the nightclub fight that took place last Saturday, members of Bieber's security team were accused of being "heavy-handed" and "intimidating" to others partying at the Southampton club South Pointe. Police were not called to the scene, but a local officer confirmed that a man filed a complaint after receiving medical treatment for injuries at a nearby hospital. Immigration attorney Richard Yemm told Star magazine that "if Justin is convicted of assault or battery, he could be refused admission to the United States or be placed into removal proceedings from the United States."
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The assault charges are just part of a string of bad behavior from the singer this year. Nude pics of him playing the guitar at this grandma's house went viral earlier this week. TMZ reports that the nude pics were taken last Thanksgiving and were intended as a prank. His tour bus has been raided and busted for weed on two separate occasions this year; last month at the Toronto-Detroit border, and last April in Stockholm, Sweden. However, Bieber was not in the bus on either occasion and will not be charged with any crimes related to possession of weed or other drugs.
Bieber is also potentially facing assault charges after spitting at his neighbor during a verbal altercation earlier this year. He also tried to attack a photographer in London this spring and was spotted walking the city streets while wearing a gas mask. Bieber was also photographed with what appeared to be a joint in his hand during a house party last January. He indirectly apologized for the incident while guest hosting on Saturday Night Live the following month.
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All of Bieber's bad behavior has been enough for Sharon Osbourne to jump into the fray and slam Bieber for acting tougher than he really is. "He's about as mean as a f*cking kitten and he's trying to act out," The Talk host said. "I think that he's lost. I think he doesn't realize that he's white and not black, and that's a huge problem."


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When you realize the insurmountable adversity that he overcame to become an all-star major league pitcher, you see greatness.
– Lamar Garrard on Lou Brissie
I'd like say to say I was good friends with Lou Brissie, the old baseball player who passed away quietly Nov. 25, but I've known him only a few years.
Although he was one of the friendliest men I've ever met, I was probably too much in awe of his achievements and courage and perseverance to rise to that level of friendly familiarity.
Still, his kindness and warmth were remarkable in this day and age, and I still shake my head to think whether I was most impressed that he was so nice or that he is one of only three men to strike out baseball's greatest hitter, Ted Williams, twice in one game.
I'd like to say that the last person to give Lou a baseball was me.
A few weeks ago I dropped by the VA Hospital and took him a Sally League game ball I had once hurled as the first pitch at a GreenJackets game.
He immediately thought I wanted it autographed because he reached for a bedside pen and began rolling the white sphere in his gnarled hands looking for a good spot to sign.
"No, Lou," I told the old pitcher quickly. "That's for you. It's therapy. Grasp it in your hand when you get bored lying around up here."
He grinned and said, "I'll hit the doctor with it if he doesn't tell me what I want to hear."
"That's why they call it a 'breaking' pitch," I assured him.
I'd like to say Lou Brissie inspired me to keep going when I felt like giving up. But any man who endured 23 surgeries to heal battle wounds and then went on to become an all-star pitcher is beyond my grasp.
I told him as much once when I showed him a photograph of me running in Atlanta's 10K Peachtree Road Race.
I was wearing an A's ballcap like the one he wore when he pitched for the team in the 1940s.
"I did this to honor you," I said. "But I also did it to remind me to never quit."
"Give me a copy of that picture," he said, "and I'll put it between Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle and Bob Feller."
(I think he was joking, but I got him a copy just in case.)
Finally, I would like to say that I wish I was as good a man as Lou Brissie.
I would like to say that I was as gracious and humble and kind, and known widely as an unselfish gentleman.
I would like to say that I was the kind of man remembered for serving my country and my teammates and my family and my God, before ever thinking of myself.
I'm not there yet, but I would like to say that I know someone who showed me the way.


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His death occurred in 1865, and the mother
now resides with her daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Morris have three sons: Edwin T., born
February 12, 1887; Earl L., in 1889; and
Jessie H., in 1892. Both Mr. and Mrs. Morris
are members of the Baptist Church. The
former also affiliates with the A. F. & A. M.,
Bastrop Lodge, No. 244, and was the youngest
member of his lodge for two years.
HW ILLIAM OLIVER SPENCER, a
/ successful farmer of Williamson
county, is a son of William and
Rachel (Brooks) Spencer. The grandfather
of our subject, Moses Spencer, was born and
raised in New York, and after marriage located
on a farm near Albany. His land was
taken from him, however, by Van Rensselaer,
who obtained a grant from the British Government,
and he lost his entire possessions.
With a family consisting of a wife and one
child, the father of our subject, he then emigiated
to Pendleton District, South Carolina,
where lie remained until after the Revolutionary
war, in which he served as a private
soldier during the entire struggle. Late in
the last century the family located in Barren
county, Kentucky, where William Spencer
grew to manhood, having been born in 1771.
He was married there to Lorania Snow, and
they had three children, all of whom are now
deceased. The wife also died. The father
then moved to Illinois, locating near the Indiana
line, where he married the mother of
our subject, a lady of Irish birth. The family
continued tu reside in Illinois until 1854,
when the mother died, and the children having
married and left home, the father went to
live with a daughter in Iowa. He died there
in 1857. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer were/the
parents of seven children: Betsy, deceased;
William 0., our subject; Jane A., John M.,
James B. and Rachel, deceased; and Thomas
C., a resident of Livingston county, Illinois.
Mr. Spencer was a farmer by occupation, a
Whig in politics, a Baptist in religious faith,
and was a prominent man in his community.
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Peace. During the war of 1812 he lived on
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General Harrison, then Governor of Indiana,
remained at home and took charge of the
mills of that section.
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in what is now Lawrence county, September
2, 1810. In 1824 he moved with
his parents to Fulton county, west of Illinois
river, where he grew to manhood, and was
there married. From 1838 to 1851 the family
resided in Washington county, near Fayette,
Arkansas. In 1847 they came on a
prospecting tour to Texas, remaining in Bastrop
about one year, and in 1849 returned to
Arkansas. In 1851 they sold their possessions
in that State, and again came to Texas,
remaining in Bastrop until after the wife's
death. Mr. Spencer then purchased 553 acres
of land at his present location, three miles
above the present site of Liberty Hill, and
was one of the earliest settlers in this part of
the county. For several years after locating
here, Liberty Hill was without a post office.
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early Texas history, camped a short distance
from Spencer's home, with a body of rangers.
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house, and after the meal Mr. Spencer stated
his desire to have a post office located. in thia
part of the county. As General Rusk was A
member of Congress and Chairman of the
Post Office Committee, he sat down and be,
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|The former Immaculate Conception School at 306 Highland Ave. in Malden houses Mystic Valley Regional Charter School's grades 9-12. (Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff)
Charter school plots its future growth
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MALDEN — Chevy vans and trucks dotted the 4-acre car sales lot on Eastern Avenue for decades. But turf playing fields and a gymnasium are in its future as Mystic Valley Regional Charter School's campus spreads to a new corner of Malden.
The school paid $4.4 million in cash last month for the old Davidson Chevrolet site on Route 60. The purchase is the most expensive the school has made since its founding 12 years ago in rented space. Since then, the charter school has amassed a $10.1 million real estate portfolio that includes three houses, two school buildings, and a fire station leased to the city.
The acquisition has raised new questions about charter school funding, just months after the state put additional financial limits on charter schools. Some wonder how Mystic Valley was able to pay millions of dollars in cash for the car lot, at a time when public school districts are scrambling for dollars.
"What I want to know is 'How do they get that type of money?' '' asked Bob Miller, founder of Malden Taxpayers for Accountability, a nonprofit group that led an unsuccessful drive to overturn the city's pay-as-you-throw trash disposal program. "Is it the corporation that owns them? Or is it the money they're receiving per child that they have been able to accumulate?''
The school, which has 1,350 students in grades kindergarten to 12, most of whom come from Everett, Malden, Medford, and Melrose, had $15.9 million in net assets, including $5.6 million in cash, as of June 2009, according to the school's most recent annual report filed with the state Department of Education.
When it began in 1998, Mystic Valley developed a capital plan that called for saving money each year, with the goal of one day making a major real estate purchase, said Neil Kinnon, a school founder and chairman of the school's five-member board of trustees.
"We saved the money,'' said Kinnon, a Malden city councilor whose children attend the charter school. "If we didn't have something to spend it on, we didn't spend it.''
Charter schools are not eligible to apply for funds from the state's School Building Author ity, which oversees financing for public school construction projects. Instead, the state funding formula for charter schools allows a per-pupil facilities fee each year. For the current school year, charter schools received $893 per child for facilities. Like tuition dollars, the money is paid to charter schools by a student's home school district, which is reimbursed in full by the state.
"Facility financing is the biggest challenge we face, outside of academics,'' said Dominic Slowey, spokesman for the Massachusetts Charter Public School Association, a nonprofit group that represents many of the state's 61 charter schools.
The Davidson Chevrolet purchase will remove a large commercial property from city tax rolls. The property this year generated just over $85,000 in tax revenue, city records show.
Mayor Richard C. Howard said the city tried to steer Mystic Valley toward other sites in Malden, but the loss of the property tax revenue isn't alarming. "It's never good when property comes off the tax rolls,'' said Howard, whose children attend the school. ". . . the [$85,000] isn't going to make or break our budget. They'll be creating some much-needed open space that will benefit the city.''
Up to the time the Davidson property is turned into playing fields and a gym, the school will have to pay commercial taxes. "Until they start working on it to make it a school facility, it will be taxed,'' said Robert Donnelly, the city assessor. "But after that, we can't tax them.''
The school pays real estate taxes on houses it owns on Jacob and Salem streets, which are used for faculty housing and office space. The tax bill for the current fiscal year is $13,946.94, according to the city assessor's office.
Mystic Valley's expansion comes as other local charter schools are investing millions of dollars in new facilities. Since 2008, charter schools in Haverhill, Lawrence, Lowell, Somerville, and Tyngsborough have received a total of $20.5 million in bond financing and loan guarantees from MassDevelopment, the state's real estate financing arm.
But in the future, it might not be so easy for charter schools to expand.
The state's new education reform law includes limits on how much a charter school can save. A school may still set money aside for facilities, as long as a capital plan is filed with the state. But schools can only carry over 20 percent of surplus money at the end of a school year.
That cap, which aimed to quell charter school critics, does not apply to capital investment.
"There was a feeling that charter schools were squirreling away too much money,'' Slowey said. "But the Legislature decided not to restrict how much schools can put aside for new facilities or renovations, probably so it would not impact [financial agreements] the schools have with banks and other mortgage holders.''
Mystic Valley opened in 1998, renting space from the city in the old Maplewood School. As more students enrolled, the school rented space next door at the former St. Joseph School, where it still has lower grades.
Additional space was leased in Melrose and a Catholic school in Everett. "We were kind of like nomads,'' said Kinnon. "It is very difficult, for a school the size that we are, to find space in an urban area for a single location.''
Since 2005, Mystic Valley has borrowed $8.8 million, including $3.3 million in bond financing from MassDevelopment, to buy or refinance real estate, public records show.
Not everyone thinks Mystic Valley's real estate expansion has been good for education.
"I'm very upset the money hasn't gone for the kids,'' said Annie Oppedisano, a Mystic Valley parent. "They make these acquisitions, but the [buildings] aren't really serviceable. The buildings are too small.''
Mystic Valley bought the Maplewood School in 2004 from the city for $2.4 million in a deal that included the adjacent fire station. The city rents the station from the school, at a cost of about $30,000 per year, as it scouts for a new quarters.
The high school is at the former Immaculate Conception School on Highland Avenue, which Mystic Valley Charter purchased in 2007 from the Archdiocese of Boston for $2.7 million. But neither location had adequate gym facilities, so the school rents space from a Baptist church in Malden. It also leases athletic fields from the city.
Now Mystic Valley is looking to stake out its own turf. The school intends to hire a designer to draw up plans for new playing fields and a gymnasium on the old car lot. It's not clear how it'll foot the bill, however.
"My guess is we will build and bond to pay for it,'' said Kinnon, noting the school still has a line of credit. "This site is a perfect fit for us.''
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In one of the most compelling combat narratives ever written, Staff Sergeant David Bellavia, an Army infantry platoon leader in Iraq, gives a teeth-rattling, first-hand account of 11 straight days of heavy house-to-house fighting during the climactic second battle of Fallujah. His actions in the firefight, which included killing five insurgents in hand-to-hand combat, earned Bellavia the Bronze Star, the Silver Star, and New York State's highest military honor, the Conspicuous Service Cross. He has been nominated for the Medal of Honor and for the Army's second-highest combat medal, the Distinguished Service Cross.
David Bellavia's memoir "House to House" describes the intense fighting and the sacifices made by our forces in Iraq in raw detail. If you are looking for a first-hand account of what is really going on in Iraq then this is the book you should download. David, thank you for your service to our country.
20 of 22 people found this review helpful
Where does House to House rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
Very near the top. Story is just amazing and author brings you along so well.
What was one of the most memorable moments of House to House?
when author fights by himself in the house near the end of the book. Also when he recounts his interactioins with his son it just tore me apart. Reminded me of my son and having to leave him and his mother when I travel.
Have you listened to any of Ray Porter's other performances before? How does this one compare?
Have not listened to one of his other performances but this was truely stellar.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
You bet....but I forced myself to break it into little pieces to make it last.
Any additional comments?
I was thinking this would be similar to many other similar books I read but I was absolutely floored by the emotion, and the feeling that pours forth from this book. Only regret is not purchasing sooner. You will judge other books of this type by this book from now on.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
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This book gives a brilliant insight of what it was like to be in the US Army, in Iraq, post Saddam. The author is very funny, honest and doesn't spare the listener from any of the horrors of war. This is a book you must get.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
I think this is a great book. I've read or listened to many books about the wars in Iraq (including another that focused on Fallujah) and AFG. and think this is one of the best. Although I like almost all of the other books, this one really gives a sense of what the weeks, days and hours for Staff Sgt. Bellavia and his unit were like (unrelentingly brutal). It gives details about things I've never thought about before - what it's like to have lacerations from flying shrapnel all over ones face and body in a filthy, bacteria laden environment (the result is intense infection), or the consequences of not being able to take off combat boots for days on end (painful, rotting feet) - and those are just a couple of the "little" things.
I wish every American would read this. As our troops return from multiple deployments, it's extremely important that the general population be educated about what they've endured. I can't imagine anyone reading this without coming away more understanding of and compassionate towards our combat veterans (and active duty service members).
Finally, I can't say enough good things about the narrator - he is fantastic.
8 of 9 people found this review helpful
This is one mans view of the US assault on Fallujah, if you want an overview of strategy this is not the book for you. This is about the struggle of Staff sergeant Bellavia and his platoon as they fight house to house in the city of Fallujah. Personally I like the detail and the perspective from the man on the ground, no gloss, no political spin, just the raw details as he sees them. The saying "someone has to do it" in never more appropriate than in this book. War is not clean, surgical or all electronic yet... We still rely on the "Warrior" despite the spin often portrayed in the media. The book does not always read well but this is not meant to be a classic this is one mans perspective and I think he does the job well. You have to admire anyone who is prepared to place themselves in harms way in situations like this, God Bless our troops may we always support them, despite the social/political climate.
10 of 12 people found this review helpful
SSG Bell relates his story of the battle of Fallujah and completely involves the reader. Fascinating and can't put down story everyone ought to read(listen). It makes you want to scramble for your flac vest. Oh, I left mine in the arms room 35 years ago. What these men went through does not compare at all to my 20 plus years in the Army and makes me need to back up to the pay table for my retirement check. Heartbreaking and inspiring at the same time.
Hooah, hell Thank god for the American soldier.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Really good honest account of a soldiers time in a battle zone. Reflects the brutal reality of life in combat as an Infantry man.
5 of 7 people found this review helpful
The author's down-to-earth while engaging and detailed style made this one of my favorite recent listens. Sure made two long drives fly right past. Gave me a much different perspective on things 'over there' than all other media sources have. Just a warning - quite a bit of front-line infantry style profanity than a more traditional documentary format so might be better to avoid if that is going to offend you. I found myself laughing out loud frequently though.
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
The writing is detailed, intense, and present, and HUGE kudos to the excellent narrator for bringing that all through. I spent A LOT of time in my car, after having parked for the day, just to listen to more of this book. Superb.
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Okay, this hit hard . . . our son is in the army, he's an NCO, just like Staff Sergeant Bellavia . . . he was in Iraq fighting this same nasty war during the height of the surge, watching his "brothers" die everyday . . . but he's not an infantryman, he's a mechanic . . . and he cleaned their body parts and blood from the vehicles and sent the recovered vehicles back out only to see them returned blown up again . . . he came back with survivors guilt . . . then his younger brother deployed to Iraq, his baby brother, the sensitive one in the family, he left his newborn son to go to a war he didn't understand . . . what he DID understand was the brotherhood, and they fought for each other, to keep one another alive, just like SSG Bellavia . . . our youngest son wasn't an infantryman either, he was a small arms repairman, but in the heat of war, soldiers do what needs to be done . . . like going out on the Tigris River to repair a water pump out in the open and being shot at . . .something that we didn't learn about until years later . . . These soldiers keep a trunk full of memories, like slow-motion movies, stuffed down inside them, that seldom surface. The fact that SSG Bellavia has chosen to share this very personal account of his time in Iraq, is a sacrifice. It is appreciated and valued by this army mom and wife of a retired Sergeant Major. There's no political correctness here, just raw truth. You can't go wrong listening to it. You didn't see or hear this on the news. This is the real deal. Thank you, SSG Bellavia.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
I downloaded this because I'd just finished watching Generation Kill on TV and it got me really interested in the lives of military personnel. I did enjoy this book. It feels like an honest portrayal - the storyteller comes over as very brave and strong but also fallible and, on several occasions, a little bit deranged. And in a lot of the sections you feel like you know what it would be like to be out there. The bits I liked least were the (long) battle scenes. He doesn't give any real sense of time so you never know whether the events are spread over days or just minutes. Also he seems to take a lot of very odd decisions which kind of jar with the narrative. I'm sure a lot of us would do some strange things under that kind of stress, but it's never really explained. But overall still a worthwhile and interesting listen and a good insight into the life of a soldier
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House to House lays everything out on the table for your to picture with your mind's eye. Superbly highlighting in great detail the violence of war without losing a single step of pace.
David Bellavia's honesty in his writing is deeply appreciated, and brave; I wonder what his family's thoughts of him are now that they can read not only about his actions but his every thought.
Ray Porter is excellent as the narrator, and is able to change his voice convincingly to play the other people in this book. I'm going to have a look for other books that he's narrated.
Not only do I think that this has been great to listen to but I think that it's important also. A great many people would learn much about life, war and the those who fight them.
A good story, told well by the narrator. Excellent detail on what happened and what they were thinking. Though it can get a bit melodramatic and nauseating at times, especially the emphasis on brotherly love. The author tends to get over emotional and behave illogically, though he is brutally honest about it all.
I would have liked more surrounding the mission to put everything in context. As it stands, it seems the American war machine would have you believe the entire city of Fallujah was populated by "bad guys", all equally guilty of murder. I might have missed it but there's no mention of civilians at all in the book, which is bizarre. Whether this is censorship or just considered irrelevant I'm not sure.
Great book really shows the true difficulties the infantry face in today's battlefields. Humerus, witty, addictive!
I wanted to find out more about the battles for Fallujah, and this book told me what it was like. firstly the narration is superb, the author should be proud that his book was read and brought to life by the narrator, I felt like he was in fact S/Sgt Bellavia, he changes the voices for the different characters, I really found it hard to stop listening, this book really had me hooked. I always thought that it was the the US Marines that took part in the campaign, and they have always took the credit, but in fact it was a multitude of US units which had the unenviable task of clearing the City, Including S/Sgt Bellavia's 1st Infantry Div. The story puts you on the ground with the troops, there are no holds barred, this is told in every detail, this is real combat, and it puts you on the street and in the houses with an Infantry platoon, the descriptions are honest and sometimes gut wrenching, this is one of the finest books I have seen on modern combat
Where does House to House rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
Top 5 definitely. War stories are kind of my thing.
What did you like best about this story?
The personality of it. It wasn't told in 'textbook' fashion, it had a real human aspect.
What about Ray Porter's performance did you like?
Well, straight after finishing this audiobook I tried to find others of a similar genre that Ray had written, but to no avail. The story really came to life due to Rays performance.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
If you listen to this book, there will be a part where your heart will be in your mouth (no spoilers). I had to stop what I was doing to just sit back and listen.
Any additional comments?
Be under no illusion - this is a warts-and-all story, and not for the faint-hearted. The context could be controversial, and to call this book a "celebration" of men in combat feels very wrong, but it comes close to describing the story. As a lifelong Navy supporter, this has given me a new-found respect for the infantry.
It is not all unrelenting combat, and the humour it contains perfectly illustrates young men needing a release in stressful situations. I have laughed more than a few times.
As a final note, Ray Porter's narration is masterly. The tone-of-voice is just right, and it feels like Ray is sitting in the car, telling me a story. Fantastic.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I was listening to this at every opportunity over the day or so I took to complete it. Exciting, thought provoking and utterly gripping. I'm so glad I purchased this and if it was physical book I think it would be in a prominent position on my shelf. This download will be listened to again without a doubt.
Any additional comments?
The narrator really brought the characters to life
The depth of the content is great and the authors takes you too the heart of the battle and keep you there. The way the guys are feeling and acting is all put out there for you to get involved. It's well narrated and the sound quality is also good. A must listen.
Wow.. this books.. seats up there with. LIONS of kandaher and Canivors..
Action pack story..
Not the long biography type.
will definitely give a read over .
Such a beautifully written and delivered book. Very touching but also raw. Very engaging, terrible aussie accent lol. All round excellent.


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April 13, 2011KANSAS CITY, MO | By: Wayman
The controversial topic of redistricting continues making its way through the Missouri Statehouse.
The senate passes the house's proposed map by a close vote of 4 to 3 but not without senators and citizens voicing concerns over rural verses urban districts. Kay Hoflander is a famer near Kansas City and told lawmakers she's concerned the proposal would put her in the urban district of Kansas City. The committee chair says the close vote out of his committee means the bills could meet hard opposition on the senate floor.


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A team of 15 doctors and nurses delivered four boys and a girl today, all of whom are expected to live. The mother Zippora Arzi, a 28-year-old teacher, had been given fertility drugs for several years. The couple also has one daughter.
Each of the infants weighed 3.3 pounds at birth by Caesarean section. They were delivered in the seventh month. The Arzi quintuplets are the second set born in Israel. Of the first set, born in 1973, one died immediately.


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Gasteria contains about 20 species of South African succulents related to the Aloes. The flowers have a characteristic shape, and their shape is very important in the classification of Gasterias. The name Gasteria comes from the Latine for 'stomach', and refers to the shape of the flower. When trying to identify a Gasteria, it is important to notice that juvenile Gasterias have very different shapes and colors from the adult specimens.
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Mediacom Cable's restrictive internet data caps
But, as I said, last week that all came to a screeching halt. With the new data cap for my lowest tier plan of 150 GB per month, Mediacom's high speed internet became useless to me. Being a Netflix user, that alone sucks up more than 1/30th of my data, on average, per day. Not to mention moving large files when I am freelancing at home and backing up my own websites and doing other web development work. And forget ever being able to work from home and avoiding my commute with the restrictive data caps in place.
Thus began my search. In the end I went with DSL at an identical speed I was receiving with cable and TV service from Dish Network at a significant savings over Mediacom Cable. What disgusted me the most was the slmost insulting way I was treated by the customer service representative at Mediacom when I called regarding their internet data cap. She offered me a 10% discount for six months on my television service and said the only way to increase my data cap was to pay an additional $20.00 per month to receive a 250 GB monthly data cap. When asked about a free increase to the higher data cap and, thus, a higher speed, her reply was a blunt "I can't do that, every customer is now under the terms of the data cap".
That last ditch effort for Mediacom to redeem themselves and their subsequent failure made my decision minutes later to call Dish Network that much easier. Apparently ten years as a customer, subject to ever-increasing monthly fees and less reliable service means nothing to a nationwide company.
As far as the Mediacom Cable company line goes, "only 3% of our cable internet customers will meet or exceed their data cap thresholds". Why, then, is everyone subjected to a seemingly arbitrary data cap? Why not, instead, address those who have what Mediacom Cable deems to be excessive cable internet usage? Why use fear of exceeding an arbitrary threshold to force customers into purchasing exceedingly expensive internet access packages?
The only logical answer is to avoid people from cutting the cable cord. If people continue to stream content from Amazon, Netflix, Hulu and other sources, cable television providers like Mediacom Cable stand to lose a significant portion of their income from essentially passing along television signals to subscribers. While there is even less overhead and potentially more profit to be made from internet access at any speed, if you can still walk that line where cable internet access is still only slightly less expensive than the bundled cost of TV and internet, traditional cable television providers like Mediacom Cable can continue to have immense profits and have virtual monopolies on service in the communities they "serve". In short, Mediacom Cable will continue to lose customers as they keep instituting restrictive policies like data caps with little notice filled with confusing language while their customer service team scrambles to find the correct answers. For a company who is in the communications industry, they have done a dreadful job of communicating the specifics of a data cap plan for internet access roleld out in relatively short order.
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To many people, bubbles in wine are synonymous with champagne, while purists will argue (rightly) that true champagne comes only from the region of that name in France. Champagne is wonderful, but it has a big problem, and that problem sounds like "ka-CHING!"
Luckily for budget-minded consumers, plenty of sparkling wines offer high-quality celebratory bubbles at a fraction of the price of champagne. That means there's no need to scrimp on the gifts so you can spend on the bubbles this holiday season. And the really good news is, I've found two terrific bubblies that will have you and your guests dancing in the new year for a mere $10 a bottle.
But first, a short primer on what to look for. There are too many fine sparkling wines on the market to narrow them down to six choices. Here's how to find a wine to suit your needs.
Look for "the neighbors." If champagne is too pricey but you want to stay French, look for sparkling wines from other regions, such as Alsace, Bourgogne (Burgundy) or the Loire. Those wines are called "cremant," and they are made by the same method as champagne, with the secondary fermentation producing the bubbles in the bottle, though they might not be made with the same grape varieties. They often are quite excellent and range from $15 to $25.
Second, look for other countries that specialize in sparkling wines. Spain's cava and Italy's prosecco are ideal choices for celebrating any day's minor victories or just for starting off dinner with a smile. The best-known cava is probably Freixenet's Cordon Negro, which is widely available, inexpensive and rather cloyingly sweet. Most cavas are dry, often austere; they might be delicate or robust, but they are always inexpensive, ranging from about $8 to $20.
To paraphrase "Animal Farm," all cavas are good; some are more gooder than others. My favorite from this year's crop is called Kila Cava, from famed Spanish wine broker Jorge Ordonez. It lives up to its cutesy name for a mere $10 with lively fruit and just enough richness to give it a little extra interest. At that price, it's worth buying by the case and keeping a bottle chilled for impromptu celebrations.
Sparkling wine is so popular that winemakers around the world produce their own versions. California makes some to rival champagne in complexity and price, but the real bargains can be found by way of some unexpected places. In Oregon, Argyle winery produces a delightful brut sparkler with an intensity of fruit that reminds me of the Domaine Chandon Etoile from Napa Valley. The Etoile costs about $40, but you can find the Argyle for $25 or less.
The real American steal, however, is the line of bubblies from Gruet, a champagne family that bought land and planted vineyards in New Mexico, of all places. The Gruet label includes a variety of wines costing about $15 that offer exceptional value and a hint of champagne quality.
My second holiday pick comes from South Africa. Not so surprising, you might say, if you've enjoyed the popular and excellent Graham Beck line of sparkling wines. But I was bowled over by an inexpensive charmer from Orange River Cellars, in the Northern Cape region, called Star Tree. It is made entirely from chenin blanc, a white grape that excels in South Africa, and therefore resembles the cremant wines from the Loire Valley in France, though with more fruit and less minerality. It is simply delicious, beautifully balanced and worth stocking up on.
Life's little victories, after all, don't always come in December, and when they do, they're worth celebrating.
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Fahl, G. (1992). Integration of Heterogeneous Databases in a Mediator Architecture. Technical Report LiTH-IDA-R-92-23, Department of Computer and Information Science, Link—ping University, Sweden. Also in the Proceedings of the Third Annual IDAConference on Computer and Information Science Link—ping University, Sweden, March 1992. (bibtex),
Abstract: Future information systems will require techniques to integrate data from heterogeneous data sources and provide shared use of operations operating on the data. This paper describes the idea of a mediator architecture to accomplish this.A mediator is a sharable software component placed in a layer between data sources and the applications using them. We briefly describe four classes of mediators and then concentrate on one of them; integration mediators. We give an overview of how integration is usually achieved in current research systems, and how the mediator approach relates to this. Integration mediators have a lot in common with tightly coupled federated database systems.Finally, our plans for a research project to investigate various issues of the mediator approach are outlined. We will initially concentrate on building integration mediators.
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On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 12:35 PM, Robert Haas <robertmhaas(at)gmail(dot)com> wrote: > I'm wondering about the changes to how globalxmin is computed in > GetSnapshotData(). That seems like it could hurt performance in the > single-client case, and especially in the case where there is one > active connection and lots of idle connections, and I'm wondering how > thoroughly we've tested that particular bit apart from these other > changes. I separated this part out - see attached. pgxact-v2.patch is the same as what I posted on Tuesday with those changes factored out; recentglobalxmin.patch applies over top of it, and contains just the changes related to how RecentGlobalXmin is recomputed. I tried a pgbench -S test, with five minute runs, scale factor 100, shared_buffers = 8GB, on Nate Boley's 32-core box. I tried this on unpatched master, with just pgxact-v2.patch, and with both patches. At 1, 8, and 32, pgxact-v2 is faster than master, but pgxact-v2 + recentglobalxmin is slower than just pgxact-v2. When I get up to 80 clients, the recentgloblaxmin portion becomes a win. Just to make sure that I wasn't measuring random noise, I did seven runs with each configuration rather than my usual three. The table below shows the lowest, median, and highest tps results for each tested configuration. == 1 client == master: low 4312.806032 median 4343.971972 high 4395.870212 pgxact-v2: low 4391.273988 median 4408.283875 high 4448.315804 pgxact-v2+recentglobalxmin: low 4328.697157 median 4360.581749 high 4399.763953 == 8 clients == master: low 33295.56753 median 33356.682726 high 33639.368929 pgxact-v2: low 33719.004950 median 33927.195872 high 34106.679176 pgxact-v2+recentglobalxmin: low 33565.708794 median 33694.140297 high 33795.072927 == 32 clients == master: low 210514.460228 median 213168.532917 high 214169.174032 pgxact-v2: low 216230.082361 median 221678.274469 high 231465.732256 pgxact-v2+recentglobalxmin: low 212202.985015 median 219390.075074 high 223353.421472 == 80 clients == master: low 208139.915780 median 209867.352113 high 214868.151835 pgxact-v2: low 217003.716877 median 218360.946541 high 222095.321825 pgxact-v2+recentglobalxmin: low 219390.617005 median 220912.168056 high 221779.348531 I'm going to run some more tests, but my thought is that we should probably leave the recentglobalxmin changes out for the time being, pending further study and consideration of other alternatives. -- Robert Haas EnterpriseDB: http://www.enterprisedb.com The Enterprise PostgreSQL Company
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The Cadillac of all-star games
Published 5:13 pm, Saturday, January 15, 2011
Let's just get it out of the way: I don't like hockey.
I know I've already listed several sports I don't like, received criticisms that are all some variant of "You're a sports editor, how can you not love all sports?!" and replied, "Do you like every sport?"
I mean, I don't hate hockey, but if the choice on Wednesday night is to watch the hockey game on Versus or a "House" rerun I've seen about 10 times, you can bet I'm going with the "House" rerun. (Because Olivia Wilde is just as hot the 10th time as she is the first time, am I right?)
But the NHL has me super intrigued.
They've already done a good job playing hockey in baseball stadiums during the Winter Classic. I would watch that. I haven't, but I would if I remembered it was on, and if the same scenario as above was presented to me, and the Penguins were playing the Capitals, I very well might choose hockey. (Of course I would DVR "House." I'm not stupid.)
But the NHL has really gotten it right with the recent change it has made to its all-star weekend.
If you haven't heard, the deal is basically this:
1. No more conference vs. conference
2. Teams will be picked school-yard style
Yeah, the NHL decided the conference vs. conference thing was played out and decided to freshen it up by letting the assigned captains on either side pick who they want. How cool is that?
It's so cool I'm actually excited about an NHL event.
But more importantly, this needs to become the de facto change for every professional all-star game.
All-star games were novel when they were created because it was awesome to watch the best players play the best players, but it's almost as if each professional league's game (MLB, NBA, NHL and NFL) has turned into a sad and not-fun-to-watch parody of itself.
At the Pro Bowl, half of the best players don't play because they are either in the Super Bowl or have been beaten up so much through the regular season they really don't want to play another game for sport. (But please, can we make the regular season 18 games?)
In the NBA, the teams mess around for three-fourths of the game before trying to win in the fourth quarter.
The MLB has tried to bring some relevancy to the all-star weekend by giving the winning league home-field advantage in the World Series. The result of that decision? The American League has won every all-star game except 2010's and the AL has won four World Series and the NL three. Interpretation: Stupid idea. Stop it.
Other stupid ideas of all-star games that need to either be done away with or made cool again:
1. The dunk contest
Please just enter Le Bron. Make us all happy.
2. Home Run Derby
The best hitters rarely even competed because it just isn't worth it
3. Moving the Pro Bowl from Hawaii
Oh wait? That only lasted a year? Maybe all of Roger Goodell's ideas aren't that good . . .
Anyway, I've digressed for a few too many paragraphs. The point is that allowing captains to pick who is playing who is awesome. It's like using a mock-draft in a video game to get a league that is nothing like the real-life one.
Who doesn't want to see who Peyton Manning picks first? (Probably an offensive lineman that could actually provide some protection.)
Who doesn't want to see if Kobe will pick good players or try to pick the worst of the best so he can show off and try to win another all-star MVP?
So take note professional sports leagues of America, your all-star spectacles are boring. Follow the NHL's lead and regain my interest or it's that "House" episode for the 10th time I swear.
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He said the BJP government will ensure that all have equal access to necessary medicines. Latest News from India News Desk
At a function to mark five years of a memorandum of understanding in the health sector between India and Sweden, he informed a Swedish delegation about the salient features of National Health Assurance Mission (NAHM) and the government's commitment to strengthen the regulatory authorities in health care.
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CORVALLIS – A new publication from Oregon Sea Grant outlines how that the scarcity of offshore aquaculture programs in the United States – and which are nonexistent in the Pacific Northwest – is creating a seafood trade deficit that is costing the U.S. billions of dollars per year.
The publication, "Offshore Aquaculture in the Pacific Northwest," was edited by Oregon State University fisheries professor Chris Langdon.
"The United States is far from sufficient in meeting its demands for seafood," Langdon said. "Forty-five percent of our wild fish stocks are overfished, and we import about 80 percent of our seafood from other countries, at an annual cost of $13 billion. Clearly there is a need to develop additional sources of seafood."
Offshore aquaculture may eventually prove to be one of those sources.
With support from NOAA and other federal and state agencies, Langdon says, offshore aquaculture projects have been established in a few regions of the United States. However, no such projects have been established in the Pacific Northwest.
Last fall Langdon coordinated a forum at OSU's Hatfield Marine Science Center exploring the potential of offshore aquaculture in the region. Participating were representatives of state and federal agencies, media, research institutions, and coastal and fishing communities. The Sea Grant publication presents the results of that forum, including recommendations for next steps in the discussion.
Copies of the 24-page publication may be downloaded at no charge from http://seagrant.oregonstate.edu/sgpubs/onlinepubs.html#w08001, or purchased for $3.50 each (plus shipping) from Sea Grant Communications, 541-737-4849.
In addition, individual papers and presentations from Langdon's offshore aquaculture forum are available as PDF documents and streaming video at http://oregonstate.edu/conferences/aquaculture2008.
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March 16, 2012ST. JOSEPH, MO | By: Wayman
This season of the St. Joseph Performing Arts Association wraps up this weekend with an all-american play.
A traveling group is in for the production of "Damn Yankees", which won 7 Tony Awards including best musical. Christina Lund of the arts association calls the story a classic tale of life lessons told through the story of baseball.


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Teamwork: a Main Ingredient in the Recipe of Success!
When it comes to Entrepreneurship, I have found that one of the most important parts of business ownership is teamwork. When I got started in network marketing, I joined a team first. Teamwork is a very important part of network marketing, as it is a people business. Shortly after that, I ventured into the world of internet marketing.
Coming from the employee mindset and working at a job for 20 plus years, I was learning and doing things on my own. It's the way we're all conditioned, or at least the schools I attended conditioned me. We did everything on our own. I had always prided myself in being independent and self sufficient. I didn't need anyone's help and was very good at figuring things out on my own.
The new friends I made in the network marketing and internet marketing environments were offering their assistance and advice to anyone that needed it. Once I started realizing their generosity and accepted their open arms, did I see change. I was tired of the frustration and struggling of going it alone.
My life, and the things I was wanting to get accomplished became easier and I became more successful. People were just offering help and wanted or expected nothing in exchange, although, I happily helped them and returned the favor.
After a short while, my team and network began to grow. We formed a huge and tight knit web of people helping each other we all grow and progress our businesses. You truly can, as I have learned, make more progress with a team of people to support you, bounce around ideas, to partner with and more.
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