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The billionaire leader of the Pravoe Delo (Right Cause) party spoke hours after his allies and spokespeople complained people close to the Kremlin had conspired against the party leader to boot him out.
"There are attempts by employees of the presidential administration to put the Right Cause party under control," Mr Prokhorov told a news conference.
"Who is behind this, I will say tomorrow," he said, referring to the second day of the party congress scheduled for today.
In May, Mr Prokhorov, the charismatic owner of the NBA's New Jersey Nets basketball team, made a splash on Russia's lethargic political scene by announcing his readiness to lead a small pro-reform party in parliamentary polls.
In June, he easily won the party's leadership at a congress, setting the goal of challenging the dominance of Vladimir Putin's ruling United Russia faction.
The move marked the first foray into politics by a top businessman since the 2003 arrest of Mikhail Khodorkovsky who critics say was punished for daring to challenge the Kremlin.
Analysts have said Mr Prokhorov could not have assumed the party leadership without the tacit support of the Kremlin, which stands to benefit from a semblance of political competition ahead of parliamentary polls in December and presidential elections three months later.
Mr Prokhorov, who is described as Russia's most eligible bachelor and enjoys a reported fortune of $18 billion, has denied he had to obtain the Kremlin's permission to head the party and insists he was his own man.
He had become increasingly bold in his statements over the past weeks, slamming Russia's "autocratic power" and attacking the Kremlin's model of government.
A party source said the billionaire might have overplayed his hand and angered the Kremlin.
The source said Mr Prokhorov wants to put Yevgeny Roizman, the founder of a controversial treatment programme for drug addicts, on party lists, a decision that apparently displeased the Kremlin.
Earlier, the first day of the party's pre-election congress kicked off with a scandal as Mr Prokhorov's allies and spokespeople accused the Kremlin of manoeuvring to force him out.
"There are forces who are seeking to split the party apart," the party source told AFP.
"We believe that these people are close to the presidential administration."
Party spokeswoman Olga Stukalova told AFP the party congress was "hijacked by people close to the presidential administration".
Party member and prominent journalist Alexander Lyubimov said Kremlin-connected political consultants and several party members were seeking to form a majority to oust Mr Prokhorov.
Mr Prokhorov told reporters later in the day that one of top Kremlin officials in charge of domestic politics, Radiy Khabirov, was behind the attack on him, adding that the Kremlin's top ideologue Vladislav Surkov was also watching the congress closely.
A source in the Kremlin administration, speaking to the Interfax news agency, dismissed the tycoon's statements as "hysterics".
Analysts said Mr Prokhorov's confrontation with the Kremlin is likely to nip in the bud his political ambitions.

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Megan Fox was spotted recently on the set of New Girl, where she'll be taking over for Zooey Deschanel for the upcoming season while she spends time with her new baby girl and husband.
Fox hasn't been in a big television role since 2004, when she appeared on Hope & Faith; since then, she's been doing the movie-star thing in films like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Transformers franchise. Zooey Deschanel has no doubt that Fox will be great on the show, however, saying last week that she'll get to do one episode with Megan before her character splits for jury duty.
"I'm super excited — we get to do one episode together. Essentially, my character Jess gets on jury duty and has to be sequestered, so the roommates rent out her room for a few weeks. I think Megan's going to be fantastic," Zooey said.
Megan Fox and ex Brian Austin Green made headlines earlier this year when Fox filed for divorce and Green responded by asking for spousal support and joint custody of their children. The couple were together off and on since 2004--after meeting on the set of Hope & Faith--but were married for five years before their split.
Megan Fox took to Instagram recently to let her fans know she was ok after taking a bit of a break from social media.
"Hi. I'm still here, I just continue to have an angsty relationship with social media. But what better way to express my apprehension than with a selfie. This time in black n white!" she wrote.
Fox also shared a photo of her youngest son, Bodhi, who is adorable in a Nirvana t-shirt and curls.


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Advocate Editorial Board opinion: Public Internet access can over-expose kids
By the Advocate Editorial Board
Nov. 7, 2012 at 5:07 a.m.
A library is typically considered a safe place for children. After all, what can be safer, more sheltered than a building devoted to books and knowledge?
But one Victoria mother was shocked while helping her daughter work on a school project to see someone using a library computer to access what appeared to be pornography. While we agree it is shocking to think a person would use a public computer to access such materials in a place children frequent, we also know this is a difficult situation to balance.
While this discussion may be new to Victoria, it has already been a topic of concern in other parts of the nation. The balance of free speech and protecting children's innocence is a complex issue, and we think the Victoria Public Library's current policy handles this well.
The library's current policy prohibits users from accessing any illegal materials, such as child pornography, but does not limit adults from accessing any specific website or keywords. Users under the age of 18 have the option of using either a minimum or maximum level filter when using a computer, but must have a parent's permission to change the filter level.
We agree with the library's current policy, as it prohibits illegal activities, but does not cause undue limitations to usage, such as banning certain keywords, which could limit access to searches on medical or other harmless topics. However, we do encourage parents to be aware of what their children are exposed to and teach their children how to use the Internet without stumbling upon pornographic websites.
We also think the mother's actions were correct in this instance. She expressed her concern to library personnel and allowed them to deal with the situation. While this does leave the library in a cat-and-mouse situation, it is better to alert staff to a potential problem than ignore it.
Many people see public Internet usage as a free speech issue protected by the First Amendment. As long as users are not doing anything illegal, they have the right to access whichever websites they please. If this issue is classified under the protection of free speech, we must acknowledge that free speech covers both the good and the bad. While we do not like the idea of others accessing pornography in a public place, we must acknowledge they have the right to choose what they do on the Internet. But with this in mind, we applaud the library for taking steps to encourage users to be respectful of others. And we encourage the library to look into more ways to offer privacy and protection for children using public computers.
This editorial reflects the views of the Victoria Advocate's editorial board.


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Jennifer Lopez Premieres Official Music Video for "Dance Again"by Hilton Hater at . Comments
It was a bad night on American Idol Thursday for a certain long-haired singer with a high-pitched singing voice.
But it was an incredible evening for fans of Jennifer Lopez, or sexiness general, as the judge premiered the full-length music video for "Dance Again."
It featured such lines as "I love to make love to you, baby. So many ways I wanna touch you tonight," along with the sort of moves you would expect to accompany these lyrics, many of them performed with Casper Smart, J. Lo's 24-year old boyfriend.
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Apple adds 2008-2009 Macs, other hardware to "vintage and obsolete" list
Date: Thursday, December 24th, 2015, 06:09
Category: Hardware, iMac, iPod Touch, Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, News, Time Capsule, Uncategorized
It's not the easiest news to hear, especially if your product is in the list, but Apple on Tuesday updated its official list of "vintage and obsolete" hardware. This list is used to determine whether or not the company will repair or otherwise support any hardware problems.
Under Apple definitions, "vintage" products have been out of production for more than five and less than seven years, meaning that limited support may be available in some regions. In California, for instance, Apple is legally required to provide support for Macs, iPhones, and iPods.


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Throwing out fire, as a volcano does.
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The Westminster Reformed Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (RPCNA). We are located in Westminster, CO, which is a northern suburb of Denver, CO.
The "Reformed" in our name refers to our adherence to the biblical principles reasserted in the Protestant Reformation of the 16th and 17th centuries. Our spiritual heritage particularly comes from the Reformation in Scotland and the Scottish Covenanters. "Presbyterian" refers to our form of church government. Each congregation is under the oversight of a plurality of elders, who are also part of broader courts known as Presbyteries and Synod.
We believe that the Bible clearly teaches man's chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever. Our sincere desire is to glorify God by worshipping Him according to His revealed will, in spirit and in truth (John 4:24). We also desire to glorify God in all of our lives as individual believers and in all of our activities as a congregation of Christ's Church.
"Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God. For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." (2 Corinthians 5:20–21, ESV)


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"New York Times" bestselling author Elmore Leonard brings his trademark wit and inimitable style to this twisting, gripping--and sometimes playful--tale of modern-day piracy
Dara Barr, documentary filmmaker, is at the top of her game. Looking for a bigger challenge, Dara and her right-hand-man, Xavier LeBo, head to Djibouti to film modern-day pirates hijacking merchant ships.
They learn soon enough that almost no one in the Middle East is who he seems to be. The most successful pirate, driving his Mercedes around Djibouti, appears to be a good guy, but his pal, a cultured Saudi diplomat, has dubious connections. Billy Wynn, a Texas billionaire, plays mysterious roles as the mood strikes him. And there's Jama Raisuli, a black al Qaeda terrorist from Miami, who's vowed to blow up something big. What Dara and Xavier have to decide, besides the best way to stay alive: Should they shoot the action as a documentary or turn it into a Hollywood feature film?
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Artist: Tom Russell
Album: The Rose Of Roscrae
Label: Frontera
Release Date: 04/14/2015
The word "epic" is often overused, but in the case of Tom Russell, it practically becomes his trademark. This massive project, spanning two discs, 52 tracks and three hours of listening, is the third in a trilogy of folk operas that began with 1999's The Man From God Knows Where. The Rose Of Roscrae is similar in its Celtic and American West tales, although the refrain of "The man from God knows where" becomes "This is the last frontier," and the new album has even more contributions from Americana luminaries. While the second album in the trilogy, 2005's less accessible Hot Walker, recounted both iconic and obscure characters from American art, film and literature, this appealing folk opera is ambitious in geographic scope, culture—both real and imagined—and features the voices of Lead Belly, Johnny Cash, Walt Whitman paired with contemporaries like Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Ely, Jimmy LaFave, Gretchen Peters, Eliza Gilkyson, Maura O'Connell and co-producer Barry Walsh (and this is only a small portion of the total cast).
The album's first act covers the protagonist, Johnny Sutton, falling in love with Rose Malloy (Rose of Roscrae), then fleeing from Ireland to the American West, first becoming a cowboy and then the outlaw "Johnny Behind-the-Deuce." He eventually lures Rose to America but abandons her, returning to the outlaw life. Act two shows Rose's perspective, and features a number of female vocalists, especially Maura O'Connell, in the part of Rose. Through its various twists and turns, Johnny and Rose return to Ireland as friends, not lovers.
The story lines are woven together and filled with traditional Western tunes like "Home on the Range" and traditional Irish fare like "Carrickfergus" and "The Water is Wide." Russell also reprises versions of two his best songs: "Gallo del Cielo" (sung by Joe Ely) and "Guadalupe" (sung by Gretchen Peters). "I Talk to God," "When the Wolves No Longer Sing," "Doin' Hard Time in Texas" and the title track will eventually join his rich legacy.
From folk music and a few rockers to large orchestral arrangements to simple narrative snippets, you could call this a masterpiece but that may not do it justice; this is breathtaking work from one of America's best songwriters. If you make this your introduction to Russell, you can't go wrong.
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From November 18th-21st I was in Chicago for the NCTE/ALAN Annual Convention. I ended up going by myself again this year, but unlike last year, I stayed longer and had friends to hang out with the entire time. It was an exhausting weekend because we were constantly busy going here, there, and everywhere, but it was completely worth it. And did you know that lugging around 20 lbs of books really wears you out? Who knew?! 🙂
Jillian (@heisereads) and I met in real life (!) for breakfast Friday morning and went to most of the same sessions. My first session was about using graphic novels in the classroom. It was a fantastic way to start the day because all of the presenters brought great information to the table. One of the presenters told us about how she uses Post-it Note Diaries by Arthur Jones as an introduction to teaching the personal essay. You can find their handouts and presentation information on the NCTE Annual Convention website. Actually, all of the presenters were encouraged to upload their materials to the website for those who couldn't attend certain sessions and those who couldn't attend the conference. Anyway, I've been interested in reading more graphic novels and after this session I can't wait to find ways to use them in my classroom.
Jillian and I went to the second session together, but we ended up disappointed and left. It was about bullying but the presenter came off as arrogant and most of what she said I disagreed with. Jillian and I decided to head down to the exhibit hall, aka the dungeon, to get in line for the John Green signing. Unfortunately he wasn't signing ARCs of his newest book, but we did get a chapter sample. The exhibits were crazy when they first opened! I have to admit that I was embarrassed for some of the teachers there. While we waited to be let in, there was a group of teachers standing in front of us with suitcases on wheels and game planning over how to get the most books. I completely understand being excited about free/cheaper books, but these teachers ran into the exhibit hall and bombarded the booths. I heard teachers walking up to people working the booths and asking them what they had for free. Really?! Jillian and I took our time talking with the editors, publicists, marketing team, etc to find out which books were their favorites and which books they recommend for our students. It was an excellent way to find out about new books and we formed some relationships in the process. And you know what? The people we spoke with were more likely to offer us books after talking with us. So yes, some of the teachers surprised me, but most of them were doing exactly the same thing as we did.
After lunch and taking some time to rest our shoulders after lugging around 15+ books each, we went to a session on teaching grammar better. I was exhausted by this point and couldn't retain that much information anymore. I was happy to attend the session, though, because they had a PowerPoint prepared that we can use with out students and they also had some good ideas on making grammar more relevant for our students. I even sent my department head a text letting her know about the session because so many of the teachers in my department are concerned with teaching grammar.
Friday night ended on a high note when Jillian and I went out to dinner with HarperCollins editor Molly O'Neill and upcoming debut author S.J. (Shelley) Kincaid. Shelley's debut novel, Insignia, releases in July, but we were fortunate enough to get an ARC before the conference. If you work with teenage boys, make sure you get this book. I know some girls will enjoy it, but I can't wait to hand this novel to my reluctant boys and my sci-fi fans. It's full of action and humor and just a fun read (my review will be posted soon). Molly also invited Becky Anderson of Anderson's Bookshops and Becky's daughter. I've only heard great things about Becky's stores, so it was really cool getting to meet and connect with her. Shelley is wonderful and really intelligent. After spending some time with her at dinner, I'm really looking forward to reading more of her books in the future.
I attended my first ALAN breakfast on Saturday morning. I met more of my Twitter friends like Jen (@mentortexts), Kellee (@kellemoye), Mindi (@mindi_r) and so many more. It was really cool meeting everyone for the first time! The breakfast itself was a cool experience and I really enjoyed listening to Sharon Draper speak. The best part of her speech was talking about how our life is our dash and we need to fill it with great stories. What a wonderful way of looking at life. Jilllian and I were constant buddies during the convention, so we perused the exhibits and met some authors during signings. I met Laurie Halse Anderson and now have a signed copy of Speak (squee!). My favorite session of the day was on writing and revision. Four teachers presented their teaching writing and revising strategies. One of the teachers uses NaNoWriMo in her classroom. The way she does this is so cool and something I'd love to try. Another teacher is using writing mini-lessons for different paper assignments and has stopped using letter grades. She has a rubric for her students and grades them on Exceeding Expectations, Meeting Expectations, and Needs Improvement. The students have pieces to work on according to different rubrics and are graded on their improvement during the trimester. This way of teaching sounds like something I could adapt in my classroom, so I'm excited to check out her resources. For information on using NaNoWriMo in your classroom check out her website: msansbach.wikispaces.com If you want to learn more about eliminating letter grades and refocusing on writing as a process, check out her website: msshortlearnstwice.blogspot.com
Saturday night was tons of fun because we had a Twitter friends dinner at Carnivale. The food and drinks were delicious and the restaurant is bright and vibrant. I was sitting at the end of the table with Katherine (@katsok), Cindy (@CBethM), Lea (@leakelley) and Chris (@ckervina). At the other end of the table was Jillian, Aly (@alybee930), Cathy (@Cathy_Blackler), Mindi (@mindi_r) and Jillian. The conversations were great and so was the experience in general. I really miss my Twitter friends.
Sunday and Monday were simply awesome. There weren't that many sessions on Sunday, but I did go to a good one about using YA in a traditional curriculum. Some of the titles were outdated, but the ideas on discussing themes were very cool. One of the presenters discussed the idea of using theory and heuristics. They also said their handouts would be on the convention website. The best part of Sunday was the ALAN cocktail party. I geeked out over so many authors! I met Sarah Dessen, Stephanie Perkins, M.T. Anderson (because after meeting John Green & telling him a story of how his books and M.T. Anderson's books hooked one of my boys John took me to meet him and tell him the story), and so many others! I had a chance to talk with A.S. King which was awesome after how she and I have connected since I read and reviewed Everybody Sees the Ants. The Twitter group met up with Donalyn Miller (@donalynbooks) and Teresa (@rdngteach) there as well. Donalyn has no fear and helped us get the courage to approach some of the authors. Heidi (@hmz1505), a librarian and blogger, spent a lot of time hanging out with us as well. All of us had fangirly moments over different authors 🙂
Unfortunately I couldn't stay for the entire ALAN portion of the convention. I was there most of the day on Monday, but I had to head home since we had finals going on for the end of the trimester. Listening to Matt de la Pena, Chris Crutcher, Sarah Dessen, and so many other authors speak was inspiring. Our entire Twitter row was tweeting what the authors said like crazy. Matt de la Pena was probably my favorite speaker of the day. Besides the fact that he's eloquent and thoughtful, he represents so many of our reluctant readers. I'm really bummed that I missed Laurie Halse Anderson's presentation. I will admit that I was happy to return home because I missed Keith, my small cats, and I was exhausted.
Overall, I can't encourage teachers enough to attend this conference in the future. Next year it's going to be in Las Vegas, so I'll start saving after Christmas. It's the perfect way to connect with authors and other teachers. It's also an excellent way to learn from other teachers. What I liked most about the sessions is how excited the teachers were to share with us; so many told us to email them with any questions. I loved meeting my Twitter friends and I can't wait to meet up again! 😀


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FD No. 11 cancels meeting dealing with paramedic
The special meeting of Fire District No. 11 board that was supposed to be held Tuesday night was cancelled.
The meeting originally called to discuss hiring a full-time paramedic has been put on hold, reports board chairman Butch Wynkoop.
Wynkoop said Fire Chief John Gordon wanted it tabled for now, that he had doubts about the district's ability to afford the salary.
Wynkoop said the matter would be talked about at the regular meeting that begins at 6:30 p.m. May 10.
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Hi, > I had to install a DragonFly system recently and I think we should think > about one idea they implemented in their install CD system: their CD > images are always "live" CDs, you can either log in as "root" w/o password > and use the full system or as "installer" and get into their installer. this has one disadvantage: The CDs grow rather large. Though you can say, there are still about 400MB left on any CD you currently write NetBSD to, it's 400MB more you have to download before. > What I am not sure about: is the new menu (instead of going straigth into > the installer) a good thing to have? Should it have a timeout (say: 20 > seconds) and then run the installer by default? > > The pros and cons otherwise are pretty obivous: > > - only two images needed (CD and USB), no special install image > - image size is bigger than before (with the X option, significantly > bigger) > > What do you think? I currently use the install CDs for some live CD tasks anyway, like setting up raids, partitioning stuff, booting defect filesystems, etc. I like the idea, but I would rather postpone the decision to the motd message. So, the user boots from a live image, drops to a shell as root with the motd message "Either run sysinst, startx or be happy on the console". You could also animate that with a curses menu... One enter more or less for starting sysinst is imho not too much. Then, if you have a *full* system on the disc anyway, you can combine sets and system (you won't need both). Imho, ideally you had just the whole system on the disk (or perhaps the larger parts packed into a tar and then extracted to a ramdisk) and a working unionfs mounted over that. On installation, you either fetch sets from somewhere, or just copy the system on the disk minus the prepared parts (a few rc files and gettytab(5)). Instead of the proposal from David Brownlee, I would try not to differentiate between the supposed usage of the images, but simply by their size. Floppy and network boot images are not affected by this anyway, they're too small for anything. Then, a small image, containing the current way, perhaps with less magic (you'd have to maintain more versions then). Then, a larger image, fitting a 750MB CD, containing a live system and installation. And, the ultimate "NetBSD full edition" with the full system on the CD/DVD, src sets, pkgsrc sets (though this is difficult to bundle, yes), and the online documentation (perhaps the documentation section from the website). All of them as USB and CD/DVD images. Anyway, imho there will be problems with X. What window manager are you going to ship, which other software? You have to decide for one of them, and for one (i.e. one pkgsrc version - then you can ship pkgsrc as well). I do not consider twm usable for this issue. Regards, Julian
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Char Hutson and Emily Sterling are documentary film makers from Portland, Oregon who believe in the critical importance of arts education in the schools. We are both artists and educators working with at risk youth in the school system. We know the power of the arts in our own lives. We also know the power that the arts can have to help a child express himself, strengthen self identity, and process the difficulties of adolescence and life. In November 2012, we learned that only 18% of Portland public students had an art teacher in their schools, compared to 83% nationally. We were shocked and outraged, so we started filming and following the story of the controversial arts tax, 26-146, that would fund arts educators in Portland Public Schools. Since then, we have continued to follow the issue and document the reintroduction of arts education back into the schools.
Donations of $250 or more receive an Arts Exit t-shirt or tote bag, tickets to the movie premiere and recognition on our film website.
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The new hit for iOS, Super Mario Run, has been downloaded over 2 million times in one day on Apple's App Store. The huge success of Super Mario Run is actually creating a huge scam among the Android users, which is that Android users think they are downloading the game when in reality it is all a scam.
Super Mario Run Scams Hit Android
When it comes to Super Mario Run, this hit game from Nintendo is only available on iOS devices as it is an exclusive right now. There are many people though on Google Play trying to offer fake versions of Super Mario Run, which you should know is nothing but a downright scam. When it comes to the real version of the game on iOS, you will have to shell out big bucks to buy the game, although it is free to try.
This is where the scam is coming from on Android because it does actually cost money to purchase the full game. There are a couple of different ways scammers are targeting Google Play and Android users when it comes to thinking Super Mario Run is available on Android. You might see titles like Mario Run Jumper show up on Google Play, and this is not the real game, and you should not download this title from Google Play. None of these apps on Android are legit Super Mario Run because the game itself is not coming to Android until sometime in 2017.
The second way that people are being scammed on Google Play is that there are apps out there that will promise to download and install Super Mario Run for you on your Android device. Again, we want to reiterate that Super Mario Run is not available on Android as of now, so any app promising to download the game onto your Android device is purely a scam. You really should ignore any and all apps that promise to download the game for you because it simply cannot be possible at this point in time.
Another thing Android users need to stay away from is someone claiming to have the APK of Super Mario Run for Android devices. If you see anyone claim you can download the APK of Super Mario Run for Android, then you need to click out of that screen immediately as this too is a scam. There is no APK available for Android because there is no Android version of Super Mario Run, but there are still people who think this is a legit option if they are running Android. The APK issue might be one of the more serious because if you download an APK thinking it is Super Mario Run, it could be adware or malware from a nefarious person trying to steal your information. Downloading these types of APKs from unknown sources really puts you at risk for theft of data or possibly a virus that overtakes your permissions on Android.
We realize how many Android users want to play Super Mario Run on their Android device. Of course, the game right now is available for iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhones exclusively through Apple. If you really want to play the game right now your best bet is to talk your friend who has an iOS device into letting you try it out for a while. As far as Google Play goes, there are likely to be several fake versions of Super Mario Run hitting the App Store as more people hear about the game and want to play one of the most iconic games ever created.
If you run on Android, you should wait until there is an actual press release from Nintendo in 2017 stating the game is available to download on Google Play. We do not know a specific launch date for Super Mario Run on Android, but it should not be more than a few months away at this point. The developers just want to make sure they have ways to protect the game from being pirated on Android before releasing it to the operating system. So, once again, if you see any game on Android that says it is Super Mario Run, do not download it because it is fake and likely a scam just to get your information.


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i) Aspirin ii) Digitalis iii) Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
Q.2- "The complete detoxification of xenobiotics requires the concerted action of enzymes in Phase 1 and Phase 2 reactions, justify the statement giving at least one example
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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I love this Salvatore Ferragamo coat and I think it goes perfect to the light purple Lady Dior bag, the manly loafer from Mango and the knitted beige sweater from IRO. It's simple and elegant, a bit different yet practical.
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- AnonymousSeptember 17, 2014 at 3:16 PM
How are you going to work dear Stina? Walking or by car? As you do not have your car at the moment I think after the accident.ReplyDelete
I like this style on you. Chic, 'intemporelle".
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Dear Uta, Since we moved to a residential area I first walk 8 min to the bus, then change to the subway and then I'm in the city. It normally takes 45min all in all. With car it's impossible, I have no where to park! And yes, our car is completely crashed but we're using my mothers car at the moment!Delete
Snyggt Stina, älskar dina genomtänkta outfits! Vill du hitta mer outfits inspiration kika gärna in på www.modevarlden.se. Kram JohannaReplyDeleteReplies
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- AnonymousSeptember 18, 2014 at 11:05 AM
with subway...??? cool, when you take it in Chanel and Dior :)ReplyDelete
Jepp, my Chanel, Hemrés, Furs, Diors and all use the subway and the bus! BlinkReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 23, 2014 at 12:06 AM
Love the coat. I love the look of these longer "topper" style coats over slim trousers and mannish flats or pointy heels.ReplyDelete


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Re: "House action deserving of contempt" (letter, 7-1).
Operation "Fast and Furious" allowed over 2,000 firearms to cross the border into Mexico. Border Agent Brian Terry was killed as a direct result of this gross negligence. The government officials who are responsible for this failed ATF program have not only Terry's blood on their hands but also that of all the Mexican citizens killed with these weapons.
This is not a political ploy, Attorney General Eric Holder lied to Congress about his involvement and knowledge of "Fast and Furious."
Kent resident Benedict C. Ladera was recently sentenced to a year in federal prison for selling just one pistol to Canadian citizen Demetry Smirnov. This illegal firearm transaction resulted in the death of Chicago resident Jitka Vesel. At Ladera's sentencing, U.S. District Judge Robert S. Lasnik said his actions were "reckless" at best.
I would say that letting over 2,000 firearms cross over the Mexican border into the hands of murderous drug cartels is exponentially worse than "reckless." The government officials who approved the "Fast and Furious" scandal and in turn lied about their involvement should be held criminally responsible.
The family of Brian Terry deserves the same level of justice as the surviving family members of Jitka Vesel.


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|Liam Finn - I'll Be Lightning
|Music Download Reviews Rock
|Written by K L Poore
|Saturday, 01 March 2008
I've basically stopped listening to the radio because it's all starting to sound the same. Every once in awhile I'll give in to my "I just need something new" demons and flip on the car radio, but I find I'm always (and this isn't hyperbole) disappointed. No matter what station or genre of music, there's a sameness about the songs, structure, arrangements, voices, everything. Invariably I'm pummeled by what I call whine music. Rock. Rap. Pop. Doesn't matter. The purveyors of this stuff all sound like that kid who used to sit in the back of your math class and complain that he couldn't hear. They're whiners, whose words transform into a dull constant hum that hangs on like an ear infection.
And in the rare instance where I come across something that cleans my ears out and causes my lips to curl upwards (White Stripes and Kanye West, to name a couple of artists you can actually hear on the radio), it's a bittersweet victory. I know deep depression is just around the corner, because there's an endless stream of prefabricated whiney crap coming up after the next commercial break.
You will never hear anything from I'll Be Lightning on the radio because it's too good. It's filled with songs that actually seem like songs. Now this may date me, or make me seem crustily old-fashioned, but I can actually imagine Finn sitting on his living room floor with a guitar and pen and writing these warm, humorous, insightful songs. Some rock, like "Lead Balloon," while others float beautifully, such as the Bee Gees-esque closer "Shadow of a Man," and not a one sounds as if it was composed on Garage Band with a rhyming dictionary.
Finn is the son of Neil Finn, which also adds Crowded House, Split Enz and Tim Finn to his immediate lineage, and he does his papa proud. On "Gather to the Chapel" he lightly treads on the structure and melody that Neil so nimbly transverses without aping him or selling out to the famous musical father syndrome. His familial influences are apparent throughout but are only that, influences. By recording this music on his own (like a Kiwi Prince) and doing it the old fashioned way, multi-tracked analog, he's given the songs both an edge and a liveliness that is often buried under the layers of clean-up that infect the age of digital recording. Although in listening to I'll Be Lightning you can tell he's definitely a child of his age, and his age's technology, he uses this knowledge to his benefit and not as a crutch.
It's when he sings that you can really tell that he's his father's son. His voice carries the same sense of sweet longing and mournful hope, and the connection is immediate. At times it seems as if you're listening to the Finn Brothers record you've always wished that Neil and Tim would make. The songs are surprisingly mature for a first solo release, with lyrics that are enticing, oblique and stimulating, as in my favorite cut, "Wise Man." Over building guitars and background vocals that recall the Beatles "Because," Finn sings about a man who "acts his age when we're all giving in." "Once was fun will later on be boring," he explains, " … one sun sets another day is dawning." It's a song about growing up and looking ahead, but doesn't stoop to preach to us. It fills us with aural and oral impressions of what it all means, and allows us to ruminate. At around the three-minute mark it drifts into a minor key and slowly winds down to a peaceful end, complete with '70s-era synths. It's an amazing song.
And every song is worth repeat listens, hell, the whole thing is. The production is just loose enough where the life isn't choked out of the record and inventive enough so you don't feel as if every piece of every song has been copped from some past hit. The dreaded place where you expect a song to go is never reached and what you wish would occur frequently comes true. It's like a beautiful little musical conundrum. Angular but smooth. Mature and playful. Accomplished and raw.
I'll Be Lightning is a pop/rock dream waiting for you all. It won't disappoint but it may amaze and/or stun you out of the radio doldrums, as it has done me. It's a million times better than most of what corporate music America is pushing on us today. And that is not hyperbole.
I downloaded I'll Be Lightning from iTunes @ 128kbps, 44.100 kHz. When I purchased it I wished they would have had the iTunes Plus version (256kbps) because I thought this might be one of those releases that would benefit from the expanded highs. Naturally, the iTunes Plus version was released later in the week and they want another $3 for me to update. Since I've listened to the entire recording over 60 times (yes, that means that I've heard it for over 28 hours in the past week) my ears have grown used to what I guess they consider to be an "inferior" version. It's really my only complaint about iTunes (and I know you all have many more, but I don't share them -- let's not beat the dead horse here).
Either way I think IBL is marvelous. The mix is perfect. The playing is impassioned. The vocals are warm. The instruments are played by a living, breathing human. A wet drum sound wins!
It sounds best on my car stereo. I blew it loud and it made me wish it was summer already because there's an overall Pet Sounds for the 21st Century kind of vibe to this record. I've played it so much my cats said they'd rather listen to the barking dog next door.


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This is going to be an interesting week, as I'm transitioning from one medication to another and at the moment I have quite a bit of brain fog, in that I'll be clear for a little while and then the next thing I know my brain is just shot.
The interesting thing is that I've really gotten in a groove when I sit down and write with music – not typically my most productive form of writing. Yesterday I sat down and just pounded out a bunch of words while listening to this band Battles (finally "discovered" them upon learning that I had already had a couple of their songs before). Even though I felt like I was about to keel over, I was able to channel the characters and let them take over.
Right now my side-effects are dizziness; light-headedness; what they call "brain zaps", which are moments of being completely lost in the fog; and exhaustion. Combine that with the insomniac properties of the new medication and, well, I'm just having a grand old time. But I'm dedicated to keep going. I view my writing as a legit job, and as such I can't take too many days off, considering that last week I was a little bit short of my word count.
Before I get into today's topic, I want to carry out an accounting of where I am in my process and what comes next. I'm very, very close to the end of Corridors of the Dead now. If I stick to my usual schedule and don't have too many hiccups, I expect to have it done by the middle of next week. I follow a process where I write the story in my head and have a few days' lead time before it gets to the page, and I've reached the end in my head.
The next step, as mentioned yesterday, is finding some beta readers, then setting the book aside for a week or two while I dive into the next book, which I haven't started in my head yet but have a lot of details about. As I've mentioned before, it's going to be a nod to Videodrome and Twin Peaks. These two stories were very influential for me.
Of course, the mockup for the cover is complete, as I said. I see a few changes that I want to make, a little tweaking, but for the most part I think it's ready to go, which is pretty exciting. I also plan to do some research into the Print on Demand options this week then talk to the guy who's been doing my graphic design work on what to do for the spine and the back. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it; there's some time, as I don't plan to make it available until Thanksgiving.
Already things are starting to come together in my head on how to run my writing and self-publishing as a business. I'm getting ideas about how to set up incentive plans and an overall business plan. Having a finished product will be a really good start. Obviously, there are still some edits to be made, but I think it's close right now, probably the closest I've ever felt upon finishing a first draft. I think that's a product of internalizing a lot of things that I've learned over the last six months.
Now let's talk about the original goal of today's entry: how to blend character-driven and plot-driven. All I can really give you is my approach, because while I'm always aware of this, I haven't studied it closely in other works. Meaning it's a topic that I'l likely come back to in the future.
My own approach is that I start with the kernel of an idea and slowly add things on to it – like with this next novel, I woke up one morning with the idea of bringing the idea of Videodrome into the 21st Century (which is not entirely what the book will end up being about after all, rather the spark of the concept). As I drove to work, as mentioned before in how my process works, I dictated what I had in mind and new ideas.
Where I'm going is that I take these ideas and generate a loose, three or four paragraph write-up of what I want from the story, how I envision the story from my perspective. Then I get to know the characters, though this can be part of the plotting process. This is the case in this new novel – I already have images of the characters in my head, can hear their voices speaking to me.
While I'm doing this I also do any necessary research.
This is the key, however: having both an idea of the plot you want, even if it's not going to be the ultimate plot. If I showed you the original plot of Corridors of the Dead from last November to now, well… Then you have to be aware of your characters and in tune with them. Spend time with them. Once you start getting into the writing of it, leave your preconceived notions out and yourself open.
At times your characters will stubbornly refuse to go down the path you want. If you hit a scene where your characters suddenly flatten out into cardboard cutouts and nothing is moving, that is the time to sit down and really think about what the character wants in that scene and how they would react. They will surprise you a lot of the time. As a matter of fact, in my rewrite, they surprised me so much that only three scenes came over from the old book. It's basically a new story with the same characters.
What I'm trying to say is, in order to achieve that hybrid, you have to do the work of both: of a character-driven story and a plot-driven story. You have to have a solid concept of the plot (so you do the work of plotting) and you have to do the work of getting to know the characters. There's none of this one-or-the-other business. At least, from my perspective.
I'd be interested in hearing what others have to say about how they plot and what their approaches are.
I'm looking at this week as plot and character week. The next entry is twofold: one is about how to get to better know your character. The second is part one of a two-parter on my top ten influential books, the ones I think of as my personal "pantheon". This comes from an idea that I first saw from Paul Dail and which he drew from Worlds in Ink. I'm looking forward to it!


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In the United States alone, the country produces several million tons of waste every day that end up in our landfills. Some of this waste no longer has legitimate use and needs to be recycled. However, there are millions of items that end in landfills every year that otherwise could have been used by your neighbor down the road. It's such a waste all around.
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Five injured as gas cylinder explodes in Mathare
Saturday September 21 2013
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Five people were injured on Saturday morning after a gas cylinder exploded inside a house in Mathare, along Juja Road in Nairobi.
The 8am incident ripped off the wall of the residential building injuring the five.
Ms Beatrice Wanjira, 54, sustained serious burns and was rushed to Kenyatta National Hospital while the rest were slightly hurt and were treated at Guru Nanak Hospital before being discharged.
Starehe police boss Samuel Anampiu said the blasts may have started from inside the house but they are yet to know the cause.
He however ruled out possibilities of a grenade or any other explosive.
"Experts who have been analysing the blast have concluded that it could have been caused by a leaking gas which must have exploded during ignition," he told the press at the scene.
Two gas cylinders were found in the house from where the blast emanated and Mr Anampiu said the poor ventilation inside the room could have enhanced the explosion.
"The experts suspect that the gas cylinder might have been leaking through some pipe overnight leading to the high concentration which might have probably resulted into this. We have ruled out any possibilities of a grenade or any other explosive," he added.
He confirmed that four of the five who sustained minor injuries had received treatment and discharged while the fifth who sustained serious burns was undergoing treatment at Kenyatta.
The police boss also declared the building inhabitable and urged those residing in it to find alternative places.
"The building itself looks very old and we are urging occupants to find alternative shelter elsewhere because experts have declared it inhabitable for now," he cautioned.
Shanty structures on top of the building remained hanging precariously after the wall collapsed.


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Greenwich boys lacrosse team upends Wilton on the road
Updated 10:42 pm, Saturday, April 6, 2013
WILTON -- Generating shots on goal wasn't an issue for the Greenwich High School boys lacrosse team in its season-opener against Ridgefield. Scoring was. The Cardinals corrected that problem in a big way Saturday against Wilton and received lock down defensive play in the process.
Capitalizing on its opportunities while holding the Warriors scoreless during a pivotal 20-minute span, visiting Greenwich registered a convincing 11-7 win over Wilton in a key early season FCIAC matchup.
Hot-shooting senior Alex Moeser scored four goals and sophomore Decker Curran recorded a hat trick for the Cardinals, who seized control of the game in the second and third quarter.
"We shot better today, that was the difference," said GHS coach Scott Bulkley, whose Cardinals improved to 1-1 on the young season. "We had 42 shots against Ridgefield, but we didn't finish. The last two days in practice we focused on moving the ball, getting good looks and finishing shots."
Senior Ryder Farmakis scored two goals for Wilton, which lost to New Canaan in its first match of the season.
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"We are making silly mistakes and we're going to improve on them," Warriors coach John Wiseman said. "We can score when we move the ball and move off the ball. But we have trouble when we stand still, which is what happened today. They had three goals heading toward the half, then we let three quick goals in because of mental lapses."
After Wilton senior Chase Lampbert's goal off a pass from senior Thomas Hayes tied the game at 3-3 with 6:31 left in the second quarter, it was all Greenwich for the next 20 minutes. Junior midfielder Kyle Foote gave the Cardinals the lead for good at 4-3, receiving a pass from Moeser on the perimeter and firing a laser from 15 yards out past Warriors goalie Connor Johnson with 3:56 to go in the second quarter. Sam Saleeby, a junior midfielder, converted a tough angle shot with 1:03 left in the second stanza and Moeser tallied with less than 30 seconds left, making it a 6-3 game.
"Today we settled the ball and ran our settled offense very well," Moeser said. "Hopefully, this win will give us some momentum. We have a lot of depth and I feel we can make a very good run this year."
Said Curran: "Practice makes perfect, we have a great shooting coach and everyone knew when to take the right shots today."
The Cards continued to have the better of the play in the second half. Curran went top shot with his shot from the perimeter and Foote tallied off a well-executed spin move, putting the Warriors in an 8-3 hole 35 seconds into the fourth quarter.
"It's huge to get this win after losing to Ridgefield," Foote said. "The coaches had a good game plan for us and we followed it. "We came out firing today and once we got a couple of goals we were able to build more momentum."
Greenwich had possession for a good portion of the second and third quarter, as senior faceoff specialist Graham Savio once again won the majority of his faceoffs. When Wilton had the ball, they had trouble scoring against Greenwich's staunch defense. Long stick defenders Jack Harrington, Nick Schepis, Griffin Tiedy and Kelley Jay tightly marked their men and quickly gathered ground balls throughout. The Cardinals also stood strong defensively when the Warriors had several man-up advantages.
"I'm really happy with how we played defensively," Bulkley said. "This was probably Jack Harrington's best game. He's athletic, big and rangy and we're asking him to do a lot. He's making a lot of plays to help us out."
Senior goalie William Waesche was in the zone throughout, making 13 saves, six of which came during the third quarter.
"Our defense was talking and communicating," Waesche said.
"It was one of those days when everyone was on the same page. Wilton is a team that is known for finishing strong, but we did a good job of killing off some penalties."
Hayes' goal with 9:21 left in the final quarter stopped the Warriors' scoring drought, but GHS scored the next two goals, as Michael Ellsworth and Moeser converted their shots, to open a 10-4 lead. Moeser scored three first-half goals for the victors.
"Hopefully by the time the FCIAC Tournament comes we'll figure out a way to play 48 minutes," Wiseman said. "Right now we're playing well for about 24 minutes. It's early in the season and these guys need to come together and find their identity."
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Scoring: G -- Alex Moeser (4 g, 1 a); Decker Curran (3 g, 1 a); Kyle Foote (2 g); Sam Saleeby (1 g, 1 a); Michael Ellsworth (1 g). W -- Alex Pagliaro (1 g); Ryder Farmakis (2 g); Luke Reyes-Guerra Dunn (1 g); Mike Burns (1 g); Thomas Hayes (1 g); Chase Lampbert (1 g); Goalies: G -- William Waesche (13 saves); W -- Connor Johnson (10 saves).
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I was reading the Forbearence thread, and the only useful information I realised in it is that we may most likely be able to use this while tanking.
50% damage reduction to everything for 12 seconds? Yes please!
Yes, Rawr attack speed penalty, but we have many instant aggro attacks so I doubt this will effect our aggro too much.
Anyone else excited now?
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A New Nantucket Classic
The Matriarch (and namesake) of our collection of Nantucket inns, the Roberts House was built in 1846 after the Great Fire destroyed a large section of Downtown Nantucket. In 2016, the Roberts House underwent a complete renovation. The rich history of this century-old Inn inspired us as we transformed the building into a whole new Nantucket classic.
Featuring custom pieces and designs from independent artists all across the country, the new Roberts House is an ocean-inspired haven. Botanical prints paper the walls, intricate water scenes grace the ceilings, and every bed is bedecked with bright fabric headboards. Its classic front porch and restored original wide plank wood floors link its modern, island aesthetic to its auspicious past.
Originally owned by the Roberts sisters—daughters of a whaling ship captain, the Roberts House was designed in a style typical of the whaling era during which it was constructed. Likely due to its central location in the heart of the downtown, the Roberts House was one of the first single family homes on Nantucket to be converted to an inn and has operated as such for over 100 years.
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This chapter takes you through the process of setting up a Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) interface on a ChorusOS system. PPP allows the target system to connect to another system using a direct serial line or modem connection in the same way as an Ethernet connection. If your system does not support serial connections, or if you do not plan to use PPP with your system, you may skip this chapter.
This chapter also describes how to enable PPP on a host for use with a ChorusOS system during application development.
ChorusOS systems may support multiple PPP interfaces,
each of which is identified by a unique name such as ppp0.
Depending on the number of serial lines physically available on the ChorusOS
system, the binary distribution of the ChorusOS 4.0 product provides support
for up to two PPP lines. (If you have the source distribution,
you can increase the number of lines possible by modifying the value of
NPPP in the ppp.h header file.) See the
appropriate guide in the ChorusOS 4.0 Target Family Documentation
Collection to verify serial line support for your particular target
system hardware.
The first serial line on the ChorusOS system is reserved for system debug, and for console access using the host workstation tip(1) utility. It cannot be used for PPP. The console requires a terminal type cable.
A direct connection between a host and a target requires a null modem cable. See "Asynchronous EIA-232-E Null Modem" in Solstice PPP 3.0.1 Administration Guide for details.
If you are unsure what serial lines your system uses, yet you are able to boot the system, you can use the dtree(1M) utility to display devices listed in the target system device tree:
% rsh target dtree
ChorusOS systems may be used with modems. The chat(1M) utility can help you handle modem connection and configuration.
This document does not provide information about modem configuration commands, nor does it provide information about the cables required for connecting modems to targets.
As described in "Interface Creation", interface creation is usually performed by including commands in the sysadm.ini file that you build into the ChorusOS system image for your target. In order to create a PPP interface, use the mkdev(1M) utility as follows:
mkdev ppp unit
where unit is the number that makes the interface unique. In order to allow the system to use IP, you must also create a loopback interface.
The following example sysadm.ini fragment creates a PPP interface and the loopback interface needed for IP communication.
# # Set the file creation mask to 0 during system configuration # umask 0 # # Create a PPP interface # mkdev ppp 0 # # Create a loopback interface # mkdev lo 0
Note that the above commands simply create the interface; nothing is configured for use, yet.
PPP interfaces rely on tty devices to communicate directly with the serial hardware. You must therefore create at least one tty device for each PPP line you intend to open. If the ChorusOS system is configured to "dial on demand", you must also create a pseudo-tty master (ptyp) and a pseudo-tty slave (ttyp) device for each PPP line.
It is also possible that your applications require a BPF device for raw access to network packets.
The following example sysadm.ini fragment creates a PPP interface and the loopback interface needed for IP communication. It then creates the tty devices needed to open a PPP line that may be configured for "dial on demand". Finally, it creates a BPF device for any applications that require one.
# # Set the file creation mask to 0 during system configuration # umask 0 # # Create a PPP interface # mkdev ppp 0 # # Create a loopback interface # mkdev lo 0 # # Create a tty device for the second serial port # # The first serial port is reserved for system debug and console access # through the tip(1) utility on the host workstation # # If you do not know the device tree pathname to the second serial port, # note that device tree is visible in the output of dtree(1M). # # Note that major number 0 is conventionally reserved for ttys # mkdev tty 0 # takes first available device # Other possibilities include: #mkdev tty 0 /pci/pci-isa/ns16650-2 #mkdev tty 0 /raven/w83c553/ns16650-2 #mkdev tty 0 /sabre/simba-b/ebus/ns16650-2 mknod /dev/tty01 c 0 0 # # Create pseudo-tty devices for on-demand dialing # mknod /dev/ptyp0 c 5 0 # Master mknod /dev/ttyp0 c 6 0 # Slave # # Create a Berkeley Packet Filter device and special file # mkdev bpf 0 mknod /dev/bpf c 23 0
See the appropriate document in the ChorusOS 4.0 Target Family Documentation Collection for serial device IDs for other serial line hardware.
This section explains how to configure Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) with the ChorusOS 4.0 product standard interface and drivers. It assumes the serial line or modem is already physically connected. On some platforms, a unique serial line is used both for the console (accessed through tip), and for PPP. At boot time, the serial line connector must be connected to the host tip line.
Systems often have two IP addresses: one for Ethernet, one for PPP.
This document differentiates between Ethernet Internet addresses and PPP addresses. As you read, be aware that hostname refers to the Ethernet hostname corresponding to the Ethernet IP address, and that hostname_PPP refers to the hostname corresponding to the PPP address.
PPP as implemented in ChorusOS 4.0 handles IP traffic differently than previous releases.
First, you run pppstart, a daemon that listens for requests for connection.
Next, you use the pppd command to enable a connection to a specific serial line.
When finished with a PPP connection, you may close it using the pppclose command.
Finally, you can disable PPP services altogether using the pppstop command.
In order to make sure the Ethernet interface can still be used for IP traffic, use different IP addresses for Ethernet and IP.
It is strongly recommended for this release that you use different IP addresses for PPP and Ethernet.
As shown above, if each system has only one IP address, when an ifnet interface is set up between target_PPP and host_PPP, all traffic to host_PPP is routed through target_PPP. In other words, all IP traffic passes through the serial line.
Enabling PPP services involves using the pppstart actor.
Change to the directory where you build system images:
host% cd build_dir
Ensure that both serial lines and network interfaces are available for PPP by including the necessary commands in the conf/sysadm.ini that you build into the system image. For example:
mkdev tty 0 /pci/pci-isa/ns16550-2 # Create a tty interface # using the second serial port # because the first is reserved # for the tip line mkdev ppp 0 # Create a PPP interface that is # not bound to the tty yet. mknod /dev/tty01 c 0 0 # Create a tty special file #mknod /dev/ttyp0 c 5 0 # Pseudo tty devices, needed #mknod /dev/ptyp0 c 6 0 # for dialup on demand. # Enable PPP # Requires pppstart.r in system image # arun /image/sys_bank/pppstart & pppd /dev/tty01 # Open a PPP line. # Wait for the interface to be up. # ifwait ppp0
See the appropriate document in the ChorusOS 4.0 Target Family Documentation Collection for serial device IDs for other serial line hardware.
Start the ews configuration utility:
host% ews conf/ChorusOS.xml &
Use the hints in the table below to set system image features and tunables:
PPP requires virtual ttys.
Optimizing NFS read and write buffer sizes for use with PPP by setting them to a maximum of 1024
Include the pppstart.r actor in the system image.
Rebuild the system image.
Copy the system image to the boot server:
host% rcp system_image_name boot_server:/tftpboot
Reboot the target system:
host% rsh target reboot
Ensure that both serial lines and network interfaces are available for PPP.
Run the actor:
host% rsh target arun /bin/pppstart &
Opening an available PPP line involves the built-in
C_INIT command, pppd.
Run the built-in
C_INIT command, pppd, on the target system:
host% rsh target pppd device pppd device:info: Using interface ppp0 pppd device:notice: Connect: ppp0 <--> device pppd device:notice: local IP address local_addr pppd device:notice: remote IP address remote_addr
where device is either /dev/tty01 or /dev/tty02.
See pppd(1M) for details.
Closing an open PPP line involves using the pppclose command.
Run the built-in
C_INIT command, pppclose, on the target system:
host% rsh target pppclose device pppd device:info: Terminating on signal 15. pppd device:notice: Connection terminated, connected for 2 minutes pppd device:info: Exit.
where device is either /dev/tty01 or /dev/tty02.
Disabling PPP services involves using the pppstop command.
Run the built-in
C_INIT command, pppstop, on the target system:
host% rsh target pppstop
This section describes how to configure PPP on the SolarisTM system to work with a ChorusOS 4.0 system.
The following procedures concern hosts running Solaris 2.6 and 7.
See also the TCP/IP and Data Communications Administration Guide in the Solaris 7 System Administrator Collection for details about setting up PPP on hosts running the Solaris operating environment.
You must be root to install and configure PPP. If you either do not know the root password for the workstation or do not feel comfortable with the tasks required, ask your system administrator to perform the tasks below.
Before configuring PPP, check that the following packages are installed on the host workstation:
host% pkginfo | egrep '.*(bnu|ppp).*' system SUNWapppr PPP/IP Asynchronous PPP daemon configuration files system SUNWapppu PPP/IP Asynchronous PPP daemon and PPP login service system SUNWbnur Networking UUCP Utilities, (Root) system SUNWbnuu Networking UUCP Utilities, (Usr) system SUNWpppk PPP/IP and IPdialup Device Drivers
If the packages are not installed, you must install them in the order specified above before you continue.
This section describes all files which must be created or modified to configure PPP on a Solaris host.
Make sure /etc/hosts or the NIS configuration files include PPP addresses for both the host and target systems:
# If you are using /etc/hosts, then include the following lines. # Host PPP address Host PPP hostname host_PPP host_name # Target PPP address Target PPP hostname target_PPP target_name
Add the system name to /etc/uucp/Systems:
# Name Connect Hour Device to Use Connection speed target Any Direct 9600
Add the device to /etc/uucp/Devices:
# Name Physical device Unused Connection speed Direct Dialer # (no modem) Direct cua/a - 9600 direct
Make sure that the dialer called direct exists in /etc/uucp/Dialers:
host% grep direct /etc/uucp/Dialers direct
Update the PPP configuration file /etc/asppp.cf:
#ident "@(#)asppp.cf 1.10 93/07/07 SMI" # # Copyright (c) 1993 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. # # Sample asynchronous PPP /etc/asppp.cf file # # #ifconfig ipdptp0 plumb mojave gobi up # #path # inactivity_timeout 120 # Approx. 2 minutes # interface ipdptp0 # peer_system_name Pgobi # The name we log in with (also in # # /etc/uucp/Systems ifconfig ipdptp0 plumb host_PPP target_PPP up path interface ipdptp0 peer_system_name .zsmon ipcp_async_map 0xa000 inactivity_timeout 1000000
This section describes how to modify the terminal configuration to allow a PPP connection without login.
Start admintool.
Select Serial Ports from the Browse menu.
Double-click the port to use for PPP.
Click the Expert radio button in the Detail field.
Use the hints in the table below to set options for the port.
Service Enable
Baud Rate
Initialize Only
Not selected
Software Carrier
Port Monitor Tag
Connect on Carrier
Streams Modules
Timeout (secs)
Once properly configured, PPP starts automatically at boot time.
Become superuser:
host% su Password: root password
Start PPP:
# /etc/init.d/assppp start
Make sure PPP started successfully:
# netstat -i Name Mtu Net Dest Address Ipkts Ierrs Opkts Oerrs Collis Queue lo0 8232 loopback localhost 1386 0 1386 0 0 0 hme0 1500 host_name host_name 93612 1714 73065 0 860 0 ipdptp0 8232 target_PPP host_PPP 0 0 0 0 0 0 # tail /etc/log/asppp.log 12:31:34 Link manager (2099) started 11/27/99 12:31:34 parse_config_file: Successful configuration 12:31:40 000531 ipdptp0 SEND PPP ASYNC 29 Octets LCP Config-Req ID=6b LEN=24 MRU=1500 ACCM=000a0000 MAG#=cdf1e77f ProtFCOMP AddrCCOMP
If you want the PPP target to be visible from the whole network, you must enable routing on your workstation.
Enable routing:
# ndd -set /dev/ip ip_forwarding 1
Use the proxy-arp command to declare the PPP target as having the same Ethernet address as the workstation:
# ypcat ethers | grep host Ethernet_address host # arp -s target_PPP Ethernet_address pub
When PPP is used, Windows NT 4.0 allows the ChorusOS target to be fully connected to the enterprise LAN, making host-target communications possible with any network node, not only with the Windows NT 4.0 workstation.
This section explains how to set up the basic PPP connection between the host workstation and the ChorusOS target system.
Remote Access Service (RAS) and Dial-Up Networking (DUN) provide the basic serial line and modem connection services.
Double-click the My Computer icon on the desktop.
Double-click the Dial-Up Networking icon.
Install Dial-Up Networking with ChorusOS Cable as the modem type. The ChorusOS Cable modem type is created during the initial installation of the host workstation environment.
Select Start | Settings | Control Panel.
Double-click the Modems icon.
Check Don't detect my modem; I will select it from a list., and then click the Next button.
Select ChorusOS Cable from the list.
Click the Properties... button.
Select 9600 in the Maximum Speed combo box.
Click the Connection tab.
Click the Advanced... button.
Check Record Log File.
Confirm your selections, closing each dialog box by clicking the OK or Close button.
Remote Access Service should be configured after you change the modem configuration.
Select Start | Settings | Control Panel.
Double-click the Network icon.
Click the Services tab.
Select Remote Access Services from the list.
Click the Properties... button.
Select COMx ChorusOS Serial Cable from the list.
Click the Configure... button.
Select Dial-out and receive calls in the Port Usage group, and then click the OK button.
Click the Network... button.
Make sure that only TCP/IP is selected in both the Dial-Out Protocols and Server Settings groups.
Select Allow any authentication including clear text in the Encryption settings group.
Click the Configure... button next to the TCP/IP checkbox.
Select Entire network in the Allow remote TCP/IP clients to access group.
Select Use static address pool.
Enter the range of IP addresses that may be used for PPP.
The range must contain at least two numbers, as the first number is used by the host workstation and the second by the ChorusOS target system. It is recommended that you use IP addresses on the same network as the Ethernet.
Confirm your selections, closing each dialog box by clicking the OK or Close button.
Windows NT 4.0 reconfigures its network settings and asks to reboot the system. Do not reboot the system yet.
Select Start | Settings | Control Panel.
Double-click the Services icon.
Select Remote Access Server from the list.
Click the Startup... button.
Select Automatic in the Startup Type group.
Click the OK button to close the Service dialog box.
Click the Close button to close the Services dialog box.
By default, the Remote Access Service disconnects incoming connections after twenty minutes of inactivity, which may not be suitable with a ChorusOS system. You can modify the default behavior by editing the Registry.
Select Start | Run.
Enter regedit in the field provided to start the
Registry Editor.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RemoteAccess\ Parameters\Autodisconnectin the Registry tree view.
Change the value from 0x14 to 0x0.
Disable the timeout.
Exit the
Registry Editor.
Reboot the Windows NT 4.0 system.
After rebooting, Windows NT 4.0 listens for incoming PPP
calls on the serial line. You can run the
Access Admin administration tool to see the state of the port.
Select Start|Programs|Administrative Tools (Common)|Remote Access Admin to start the application.
If Remote Access Service is not started, select Server | Start Remote Access Service....
The Windows NT 4.0 workstation PPP host requires that the client provide a valid username and password in order to connect. Both the username and password must be authorized for dial-in access in the Windows NT 4.0 user database.
Currently, the only authentication protocol shared by both ChorusOS systems and Windows NT 4.0 is the plain text Password Authentication Protocol (PAP). Therefore, you must select PAP for logging in. The username and password are the same as the ones used for logging in to the system.
In order to allow automated connections of diskless ChorusOS systems to the Windows NT 4.0 host at boot time, pppd supports a ChorusOS specific option, userpass username password, and its functional equivalent +ua filename, which makes it possible to obtain the same information from a file.
Edit the options file to negotiate PAP, rather than CHAP authentication:
# refuse CHAP authentication and require PAP refuse-chap require-pap
Edit the pap.scr file to include the username and password needed for authentication:
# pap.scr example # username * password myuser * pa55word
Use the
User Manager
to authorize user to access the host
Select Start|Programs|Administrative Tools (Common)|User Manager.
Double-click user in the Username list.
Click the Dialin button.
Select Grant dialin permission to user.
Confirm your selections, closing each dialog box by clicking the OK button.
The following detailed logs can help you solve connection problems.
The modem log traces what happens during the modem connection before PPP communications are established. The modem log is enabled when you select Record Log File as part of the modem configuration procedure.
The PPP log traces setup of PPP
communications. The PPP log must be explicitly
enabled in the Registry, which you can do using the
Registry Editor utility.
To start
Registry Editor, select Start | Run, and then run regedit.
To enable the PPP log, set the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\RasMan\PPP\Loggingkey to 1.
In order to make the ChorusOS system visible on the local Ethernet network, you must enable routing on the host workstation.
Select Start | Settings | Control Panel.
Double-click the Networks icon.
Click the Protocols tab.
Select TCP/IP Protocol from the list.
Click the Properties... button.
Click the Routing tab.
Check Enable IP Forwarding.
Confirm your selections, closing each dialog box by clicking the OK button.
Reboot the host system.
In order to route target IP traffic through the host workstation, you must add a default route to the IP address of the Windows NT 4.0 system after the connection from the target has been set up using the defaultroute option with pppd.
Use the route command to enable a default route:
$ rsh target route add default IP_address
You can remove existing default routes using the delete option with the route command:
$ rsh target route delete default IP_address
When you specify a subset of the addresses used on the local area network for serial line connections between the host workstation and one or more target systems, Windows NT 4.0 activates proxy-ARP for the connected serial clients automatically and behaves like a bridge. Windows NT 4.0 makes it possible, by default, to reach the PPP client from other systems on the Ethernet.
In order to set the line speed to 115200 bits per second follow the procedure below.
Set the baud rate when you connect the serial line on the target system:
$ rsh target pppd /dev/tty01 115200
Select Start | Settings | Control Panel.
Click the Modems icon.
Set the Maximum Speed to 115200.
Confirm your selections, closing each dialog box by clicking the OK or Close button.
Select Start|Programs|Administrative Tools (Common)|Remote Access Admin.
Select Server | Stop Remote Access Service....
Select Server | Start Remote Access Service....
Boot the rebuilt ChorusOS system image on the target. It should be immediately visible on the network at the new speed.


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