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Google has started to remove links from its search results in Europe, to comply with the EU\'s rules on the \"right to be forgotten\".
After running out of legal options to resist, Google bowed to the EU\'s privacy-related push to help people to keep out of the public eye. Since May, Europeans have been able to ask for links to \"irrelevant, outdated or otherwise inappropriate\" content to be pulled.
This all came about after the EU's top court rejected Google\'s arguments and told it to take down links to a Spanish notice of a home auction. Sounds simple, put like that. But in reality, the EU Court of Justice's decision on the "right to be forgotten" has exposed a tangle of privacy rights, censorship worries, cross-border jurisdiction and corporate compliance.
In fact, the case shows how far there's still to go in setting the ground rules for online services such as Google and Facebook , even as they've become part of daily lives. Here's a look at some of the main strands in that tangle, and what needs to be sorted out.
First, though: What\'s happened now?
Engineers spent the night overhauling Google\'s infrastructure so the relevant links could be pulled, and on Thursday, the company started sending emails to inform people whose \"right to be forgotten\" requests were successful.
About a month ago, Google set up an online form (here) for people to submit details, including the links to be removed and the reasons why. It said the details would be looked at by people, not algorithms, with the first takedowns expected in mid-June — so Thursday\'s move is pretty much on schedule.
So they\'ll take down every link there\'s a request for?
No, it only applies to applications from Europeans, and they\'ll only disappear from results on EU sites, such as google.co.uk.
On top of this, the decision on whether to pull a link down will depend on the circumstances.
\"When evaluating your request, we will look at whether the results include outdated information about you, as well as whether there's a public interest in the information — for example, information about financial scams, professional malpractice, criminal convictions or public conduct of government officials,\" Google says on the site.
And that\'s the "right to be forgotten"?
Yes — the principle that a person has the right to have their old, inaccurate or irrelevant data erased from servers used in online services, or at least have them made hard to find or see. That applies to photos, videos, text, social-media posts — any personal information at all.
So good-bye to embarrassing Facebook photos, too?
We'd hope so. (In fact, an upcoming revamp of EU data-protection law, which cements in the right to be forgotten, is seen as partly a response to complaints over data handling on social media. The new law includes a data-breach notification directive.)
So plain sailing from here?
Well, Google will have to make sure that they are valid requests — that\'s why it asks for proof of identity and a signature on the form.
\"Google often receives fraudulent removal requests from people impersonating others, trying to harm competitors, or improperly seeking to suppress legal information,\" it says on the site.
Plus, the BBC says the company told it half of the requests it gets in the U.K. involved convicted criminals.
How does Google feel about it?
Larry Page told the Financial Times he felt Google had been \"caught out\" by the ruling, in comments that suggested the company had maybe shrugged off the case somewhat.
\"I wish we'd been more involved in a real debate . . . in Europe,\" the Google CEO told the FT. \"That's one of the things we\'ve taken from this, that we\'re starting the process of really going and talking to people.\"
What was the deciding EU court case about?
Mario Costeja González wanted Google to stop displaying links to a notice in Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia from 1998. The notice was for a real-estate auction to raise funds to cover debts owed by Costeja González, who was unhappy about being haunted by those financial difficulties, even though he'd resolved them.
What did the judges say?
The "operator is, in certain circumstances, obliged to remove links to web pages that are published by third parties and contain information relating to a person from the list of results displayed following a search made on the basis of that person's name."
Based on what?
Existing data-protection laws — the 1995 Privacy Directive — cover the individual's right to have data "forgotten", the judgment says.
This is \"the first time European authorities have ruled on the \'right to be forgotten,\'\" Alejandro Tourino, a Spanish lawyer who specializes in mass media issues, told AP.
Does the ruling mean I can get news articles taken down?
It doesn't sound like it. In fact, the judges refused to order La Vanguardia to remove the auction notice, saying it was "lawfully published". Even Google would be allowed to keep showing links, if it was in the public interest. Here's what they said:
"Links to web pages containing that information must be removed from that list of results, unless there are particular reasons, such as the role played by the data subject in public life, justifying a preponderant interest of the public in having access to the information when such a search is made."
Does it apply to any U.S. company?
If they have significant operations in an EU country. Google argued that it had little more than a sales office in Spain and the data work was done elsewhere, the BBC reported. But this didn't save it in the high court.
"No matter where the physical server of a company processing data is located, non-European companies, when offering services to European consumers, must apply European rules," European Commissioner for Justice Viviane Reding said (somewhat ironically) on Facebook.
Any other zingers for Google?
The court decided it was a data "controller" — the kind of company covered by the law — because it collected, stored, organized, retrieved and displayed it. That dispensed with the argument that because Google was only listing links, and not hosting the embarrassing data itself, it didn't need to comply.
What did Google have to say?
\"This is a disappointing ruling for search engines and online publishers in general. We are very surprised that it differs so dramatically from the advocate general\'s opinion, and the warnings and consequences that he spelled out. We now need to take time to analyze the implications,\" it told media outlets.
Last year, the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice said Google would not have to remove results linked to personal data.
What are the implications?
Well, there'll inevitably be a cost to businesses to handle requests to take down data — as well as from changes to their systems.
"It … looks difficult to enforce on a large scale, and may be very disruptive for the functioning of search engines going forward," Ovum analyst Luca Schiovani said in a statement.
"Involving search engines for something they are not directly responsible for is likely to entail a burdensome cost, especially if the amount of requests of erasure should escalate in the future."
There's no estimates around the 1995 directive, though the U.K. has done some calculations around the next planned update to EU privacy law: It believes this could cost British businesses alone more than $600 million a year. No surprise, then, that the U.K. is trying to opt out.
Will countries' opting-out help businesses?
Reding has already given the idea of dodging the law short shrift.
"The EU is a large market with 500 million citizens. If you want to take advantage of this goldmine, then apply the rules. Facebook and such providers like the one-stop shop. They like the fact that the rules are the same everywhere," she said in a March 8 letter to the U.K.'s justice minister, reported by The Guardian.
"There\'s no opt-out. This is an internal market regulation. It\'s a decision that will be taken by majority rule.\"
Some commentators think we might end up seeing an exodus of online-service providers from Europe, though others believe the First Amendment and trade agreements in the works could allow U.S. companies carry on as usual.
I guess it means general rejoicing among the anti-corporate crowd?
Not at all. Even Reding has acknowledged there's a need to balance an individual's right to privacy with freedom of information.
"The court's ruling means that, under certain circumstances, information can be removed from search engine results even if it is true and factual and without the original source material being altered. It allows individuals to complain to search engines about information they do not like with no legal oversight," the Index on Censorship said in a statement posted online.
"This is akin to marching into a library and forcing it to pulp books. Although the ruling is intended for private individuals it opens the door to anyone who wants to whitewash their personal history."
Other effects could be felt down the line. One drawback (benefit?) is that it could affect employers' ability to do background screening of job candidates, for example.
Didn't anyone see that coming?
Google's global privacy counsel, Peter Fleischer, warned of the risk on his personal blog three years ago
"More and more, privacy is being used to justify censorship. In a sense, privacy depends on keeping some things private, in other words, hidden, restricted, or deleted. And in a world where ever more content is coming online, and where ever more content is find-able and share-able, it\'s also natural that the privacy counter-movement is gathering strength.
Privacy is the new black in censorship fashions. It used to be that people would invoke libel or defamation to justify censorship about things that hurt their reputations. But invoking libel or defamation requires that the speech not be true. Privacy is far more elastic, because privacy claims can be made on speech that is true."
Any other side-effects?
Search results could become "exceedingly strange", notes James Bell in The Guardian. It could end up that people Googling in the U.S. will be able to see links that have been taken down in the EU, while searchers in Europe can't. (A similar situation happens with news stories banned from publication in certain countries.) Or maybe, he wonders, small companies with no EU presence can just keep serving up disputed links?
Anything else?
As with Reding\'s post above, irony\'s not in short supply here. But one particularly sharp one is that — as GigaOm points out — erasure-seeker Costeja González has unfortunately fallen victim to a variant of the Streisand Effect.
— Karen Friar
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COSTA MESA — Alipa Peters has experienced a lot of adversity, from financial hardship to the death of loved ones. Tuesday afternoon was a time to celebrate his ability to rise above it all.
At Estancia High's training center, teammates applauded the soft-spoken 17-year-old who received the surprise of his lifetime. He was one of two Orange County football players selected into the Legacy Leadership Project, a mentoring program that includes an all-expenses-paid trip to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
Peters, who has two deceased brothers and a father who died of heart failure 10 years ago, was left speechless about receiving the rare honor.
"This is the biggest surprise [in my life]," Peters said later. "It was like a dream come true."
For the past few weeks, coaches and administrators at Estancia kept quiet about the good news for Peters, who was nominated by Eagles football coach Mike Bargas.
The coach who guided Estancia to its first outright league championship in 21 years was selected as the Orange County representative for the Legacy Leadership Project, which is in its third year.
Ron Yary, a former USC star lineman and NFL Hall of Famer, visited Estancia to announce Peters' honor in front of a TV camera and a packed classroom that included teammates, a few parents, coaches and Principal Kirk Bauermeister.
They all watched as Peters stood stunned to learn that he would be mentored by either Yary or Hall of Fame defensive back Mike Haynes for his senior season. Peters will also go to the Pro Football Hall of Fame for the enshrinement ceremonies in August and will receive full access, said Dr. Casey Cooper, the director of the Legacy Leadership Project.
"They have more access than the press," Cooper said of Peters and El Modena incoming senior Alfonso Cacciatore, who also had a visit from Yary at his school later in the day.
The Legacy Leadership Project, which is sponsored by Newport Sports Museum, works as an ambassador of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. A group selected two Orange County football players among 71 who were eligible for selection after being nominated by their coach.
The nominees attended workshops and also submitted an essay detailing what it would mean to be mentored by a Hall of Famer.
"I just wrote that it would mean the world to me," Peters said. "I said it would help me understand one of the main things in my life and that it would help me find out what football is all about."
Bargas said he nominated Peters for the mentoring project because he thought Peters was the perfect candidate. Peters has shown great potential and is a good-natured kid; he just needs to be more vocal, Bargas thought.
Bargas said the 6-foot-2, 270-pound defensive tackle plays the game with great emotion and the coach is also aware the teen has experienced plenty of adversity.
According to Peters, when he was a baby, his older brother died in a drowning accident. Six years ago in Samoa, another older brother was killed when he jumped from a cliff for the ocean but landed on rocks.
That same year, his grandmother died.
The deaths took a toll on the family. Peters' mother, Sa, has struggled to make it work as a single mom. Peters says things are good for the family now, but, "I want better for my mom and my sisters," he said. "I want to make something of my life. I want to do something for my family."
Peters has two sisters, and two brothers, Billy, who played for Estancia two years ago, and Kevin, who will be a junior on the football team.
He said he never wanted to use the death of his loved ones as a crutch or an excuse to fail or waste his potential.
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Peters also said it was best to press on after the deaths because that's what they would want him to do. Moving on now includes shaking hands with Yary and posing for photos with him.
Yary, who played 15 years in the NFL as an offensive lineman and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2001, gave advice to the Eagles and congratulated Peters.
"You had to open up your heart and your mind as well, and you did," Yary said. "You earned it."
Yary then turned to the audience and said, "I played with some great players in the past and he's going to meet them."
Peters said he wants to meet Jerry Rice, a Hall of Fame wide receiver, and Barry Sanders, a Hall of Fame running back.
When recalling the scenes with Yary and Peters, Bargas' voice shook with emotion. He said he got choked up about Yary's visit and the great opportunity he'll get to experience with Peters. He called it, "Christmas in August."
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Thomas Seibold of Three Lakes was reported overdue Sunday.
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Well when it comes to pictures the old message board would only let me post around 4 to 5 pictures per post. Not sure if it was a size limit or what. I havent tested this new board and I didnt wanna waste time getting all those links in one post to find it wouldnt work and have to do seperate posts. So I had my reasons for doing seperate posts.
I just went through a few requests at a time, made the pictures, then posted em and moved on to the next series. Im sorry if that makes you mad but thats how it was done before.
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Edit: but if that turns out to be impossible then just do from the time jiraiya pushed him with his finger and in to the forest for a couple of seconds.
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I was wondering if you could maek me a GIF of Hayate.
Hayate is the guy who examined the fights after the students left the forest. The fights included Lee vs Gaara, Neji vs Hinat, and so on. I will give you a link to a website with a picture of him. http://www.narutoguide.com/biographies_G.htm
I was wondering if you could make me a GIF of him performing the crescent move attack right before he gets killed (I think its in the 50's of episodes)... I also would like a little picture of his face before he makes the move. If you could, could you get it so it would be able to be used as an avatar... if you can't do the avatar, a signature would be awesome too? Thanks!
They are in Episode 54... one is from 7:53 to 7:55 and the other is 8:26-8:28. Thanks!
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On my episodes it is from 8:26-8:28 or around that... (Episode 54)
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Well, you can just leave out the picutre of his face and just do the scene of him attacking in front of the moon. NO need to get his face in the second one (well, a close up). All I want from taht is just a picture of him coming down upon the Sand Chuunin while the moon is behind him. Just htat little 2-3 second clip... if that isn't possible, its all good. Thanks for all the hlep
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The Southern Baptist Convention, which provides the largest share of active-duty military chaplains, has barred members from taking part in weddings, counseling sessions and couples retreats for same-sex couples.
The North American Mission Board, an arm of the Nashville, Tenn.-based SBC, also prohibits chaplains from participating in any services that would appear to endorse or accept same-sex unions.
The group issued the decision in the wake of the U.S. Department of Defense recognizing same-sex marriages and extending benefits to gay spouses.
"Our chaplains want to uphold the authority and relevancy of Scripture while continuing to serve in a very diverse setting," Doug Carver, a retired Army major general who leads NAMB's chaplaincy efforts, said in a statement Aug. 29. "We believe these updated guidelines will help them do that while still sharing the love and the hope of Christ with everyone."
Mike Ebert, a spokesman for the Atlanta-based NAMB, said the Southern Baptist Convention spoke with defense officials before issuing the guidelines. A Defense Department spokesman did not immediately return a message.
The Pentagon, following a Supreme Court decision on the Defense of Marriage Act, said last month same-sex spouses of troops will be eligible for the same health care, housing and other benefits as heterosexual spouses. The policy went into effect Tuesday.
Last year, Congress approved conscience protections for military members, which allows them to express their personal beliefs without fear of punishment.
"We were getting questions from our chaplains, can you please clarify what we can and cannot do. We wanted to provide clarity to our guys," Ebert said.
NAMB-affiliated chaplains will not conduct or attend a wedding ceremony for a same-sex couple, bless such a marriage or perform counseling before a same-sex union. The guidelines also prohibit chaplains from supporting same-sex events, including relationship training or retreats, whether they are on or off a military base, if participation "gives the appearance of accepting the homosexual lifestyle or sexual wrongdoing."
Chaplains are "free to lead or participate in a worship service" as long as the service isn't with a chaplain, volunteer or contractor who "personally practices or affirms a homosexual lifestyle or such conduct."
Chaplains are expected to "treat all service members, regardless of rank or behavior, with Christ-centered dignity, honor and respect while assisting the institutional leadership in its religious mission requirements and responsibilities as guaranteed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution," the guidance notes.
The military has 439 active-duty chaplains and 268 reserve-duty chaplains affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention. That makes it the largest affiliation among the services, according to the latest data from March. The military has a total of 2,884 active-duty chaplains, with another 2,375 in the reserves.
About 140,000 active-duty service members identify themselves as Baptists, with about 13,000 saying they are part of the Southern Baptist Convention.
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West Seneca (13-0) went ahead 7-6 early in the second quarter on a 1-yard TD run by Bryan Ball followed by the PAT kick.
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Midland Football League Premier
Worcester City 3 v 3 Coleshill Town
City: Mark Danks, Joshua Sarmento 2.
Colemen: Rob Evans, Reece Leek, Sam Ford.
Attendance: 296.
Opposition Player Of The Match: Hamilton Chiwara (Worcester) Dean Rathbone (Coleshill)
Worcester: Matt Gwynne, Tyler Weir, Alexandru Albert, Mark Smith, Aaron Griffiths, Bradley Birch, Nathan Hayward, Jamie Smith, Mark Danks, Dave Reynolds, George Forsyth. Subs James Baldwin, Hamilton Chiwara, Joshua Sarmento.
Coleshill: Paul Hathaway, Joe Cole, Jorna Moulton, Dean Rathbone, Rob Evans, Luke Edwards, Ryan Edmunds, Joe Halsall, Matt Gardner (Sam Ford), Reece Leek, Liam Molesworth. Subs not used Brett Fellows, Jesse Race, James Medford, Dominic Cotter.
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Coleshill's tactics must have included "keep it tight in the opening period" but that went out of the window with less than a minute on the clock. As the Town defence casually passed the ball along the line Luke Edwards gifted the ball to Mark Danks who gratefully strode into the box and shot into the corner of the net despite keeper Paul Hathaway getting a hand to the ball. Ryan Edmunds hit the side netting and Reece leek had the ball in the net but was offside as Coleshill tried to get into the game. Paul Hathaway saved at the feet of Danks and then crashed a clearance against the same player but did well to recover and save the subsequent shot. It was the Hathaway/Danks show as the Town keeper punched a Danks shot out for a corner. Hathaway came out of his box only for Reynolds to get to the ball first but with defenders getting back on the line Reynolds' shot hit the post. Town had the ball in the net again as Ryan Edmunds sent a pass the width of the pitch to Liam Molesworth who cut inside and hit a powerful shot in off the bar but the linesman flagged for a foul in the build-up which seemed really harsh. City keeper Gwynne dropped a corner in the swirling wind and then almost let a Reece Leek shot squirm under his body. Jorna Moulton had an on-target shot blocked and from that Worcester broke quickly, Danks finding Forsyth at the far post but his effort hit the side netting.
The action continued in the second half but now it was Coleshill who were getting the upper hand. Gwynne parried a Ryan Edmunds shot and Matt Gardner sent the rebound over the bar, then Gwynne saved an Edmunds shot with his feet and Gardner headed an Edmunds cross just wide of the post. Coleshill got a deserved equaliser on 67 minutes. Rob Evans broke up an attack, passed to Joe Cole and kept running. Cole's ball in was inch perfect and Evans lashed the ball into the net on the volley. City substitute Sarmento showed a glimpse of what was to come as his pace took him into the box but Paul Hathaway stood up tall and saved the strikers shot. Town took the lead on 73minutes when a clever turn by Reece Leek wide left allowed him space to drive inside and hit a powerful low shot into the far corner of the net from just inside the box. It was all Coleshill at this point and it should have been three as Reece Leek fed Dean Rathbone who rounded the keeper but his shot was chested off the line by a defender. Within a minute it was 2-2 as a lightning move by City, including a couple of 1-2's ended with Sarmento smashing the ball into the net from 15 yards. The game swung again and five minutes later Worcester regained the lead. Baldwin's cross was met by the run of Sarmento who once again smacked a powerful shot into the net. Time was running out but Reece Leek hit a volley just wide of the post and then went even closer but hitting the post from a shot from the edge of the box. On 95 minutes Coleshill's own little gem, Sam Ford, saved the day. Ford was in the squad mainly due to his four goal haul for the under 21's three days previous and when Rob Evans' long throw caused panic in the home box, Ford was quickest to react and stabbed the ball home for the equaliser.
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I tried installing the latest 3.8.0-1 kernel and my mdraid drives never started up. 3.7 works fine though.
Anyone hit this problem?
My /etc/initramfs-tools/modules doesn't have anything in it, but 3.7 seems to have no problems spinning up the RAID1 mdraid.
I'm thinking I can add md_mod and raid1 into this file, but I'm not sure if that's a workaround for another issue I should be fixing instead...
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Try to add "rootdelay=1" as kernel parameter, e.g.:
in /etc/default/grub and run update-grub afterwards. You can also add this setting on the fly, using the grub menu for the current boot. You might have to increase that value, although 1 seconds seems to be sufficient.
There appears to be a latent race condition regarding devmapper and initramfs-tools (or its mdadm/ lvm2 scripts) on some systems (which CPU and mainboard chipset?). This was already a problem with kernel 3.5 for a particular hardware type, which mostly disappeared with 3.6 and 3.7 - now with 3.8 it might be back and affect a wider range of hardware. I've already spent quite a lot of time debugging this, both with 3.5 and now with 3.8~ pre-releases, but the race condition is very hard to bisect, due to false negatives voiding the results and the issue only showing on a distinct subset of hardware.
To be clear about the situation, this race condition is a problem in the initramfs (initramfs-tools or devmapper/mdadm/lvm2 hooks), which isn't event based, but rather expects the devices to show up in time (although rootwait does not work). Depending on slight timing variation betweens different (upstream-) kernel versions, this might -or might not- trigger 'semi-randomly'. What makes this issue hard to catch, is that it doesn't fail reliably all the time - the very same kernel can fail almost all the time, but 'magically' work 5 times in a row while debugging…
A discussion about very similar issues in Debian can be found here,
. Despite that bug being marked as closed now, I'm pretty confident that it just disappeared 'by chance', due to minimal timing changes between the tested kernel versions.
I'm very interested if setting a rootdelay value can work around your problem with kernel 3.8 - and also which hardware you're dealing with.
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Thanks slh !,
it seems that " GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="rootdelay=1" " helped here solving it.
I had same problem here with kernel 3.8, mdadm was very rarely able to start, but mostly it doesn't find the devices,
with kernel 3.7 all went OK before .
Here some information about my system:
( inxi -v2 )
System: Host: tux Kernel: 3.8-0.towo-siduction-amd64 x86_64 (64 bit)
Desktop: KDE 4.9.5 Distro: siduction 11.1 One Step Beyond - kde - (201112302141)
Machine: Mobo: Gigabyte model: GA-890GPA-UD3H version: x.x Bios: Award version: FF date: 03/07/2011
CPU: Quad core AMD Phenom II X4 945 (-MCP-) clocked at 800.00 MHz
Graphics: Card: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Juniper [Radeon HD 5700 Series]
X.Org: 1.12.4 drivers: ati,radeon Resolution:
GLX Renderer: Gallium 0.4 on AMD JUNIPER GLX Version: 2.1 Mesa 8.0.5
Network: Card: Realtek RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller driver: r8169
Drives: HDD Total Size: 4500.9GB (15.0% used) 1: model: Hitachi_HDS72302
2: model: SAMSUNG_HD501LJ 3: model: Hitachi_HDS72101 4: model: Hitachi_HDS72101
RAID: Devices: 1: /dev/md1 2: /dev/md0
Info: Processes: 182 Uptime: 11 min Memory: 608.5/7989.1MB Client: Shell (bash) inxi: 1.8.37
Sorry, I know my english is bad.
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Thanks, slh. Adding the delay worked fine for me. It was pretty solid before (always happened w/ 3.8 but never w/ previous kernels). I left the delay in the grub script so hopefully, the workaround will be permanent
I do have LVM on top of mdraid, but my issue was the mdraid drives weren't coming on line before LVM started so it choked.
Thanks tuxman for that inxi command...I didn't know it existed but it's a pretty useful tool. Here's my setup:
System: Host: JumpGate Kernel: 3.8-0.slh.1-aptosid-amd64 x86_64 (64 bit) Desktop: KDE 4.8.4 Distro: sidux64-20070310-d:1
Machine: Mobo: ASUSTeK model: M3A78-EM version: Rev X.0x Bios: American Megatrends version: 0404 date: 06/03/2008
CPU: Dual core AMD Athlon 4850e (-MCP-) clocked at 1000.00 MHz
Graphics: Card: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RS780 [Radeon HD 3200]
X.Org: 1.12.4 drivers: ati,radeon (unloaded: fbdev,vesa) Resolution:
GLX Renderer: Gallium 0.4 on AMD RS780 GLX Version: 2.1 Mesa 8.0.5
Network: Card-1: Intel 82557/8/9/0/1 Ethernet Pro 100 driver: e100
Card-2: Realtek RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller driver: r8169
Drives: HDD Total Size: 5001.0GB (1.3% used) 1: model: WDC_WD20EFRX
2: model: SAMSUNG_HD204UI 3: model: WDC_WD1001FALS
RAID: Devices: 1: /dev/md1 2: /dev/md0
Info: Processes: 210 Uptime: 12 min Memory: 1344.9/3708.2MB Client: Shell (bash) inxi: 1.8.38
Our systems look fairly old by today's standards, so that's probably why this race condition is more consistent for us...
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By Susan Candiotti, CNN
(CNN) -- With convicted serial child sex abuser Jerry Sandusky behind bars, new questions are surfacing about what Penn State officials knew about a 2001 incident involving the former assistant football coach's encounter with a boy in the shower -- and whether they covered up the incident.
After the 2001 incident, Sandusky sexually abused other boys over the course of years until his arrest.
CNN does not have the purported e-mails. However, the alleged contents were made available to CNN.
The messages indicate former Penn State President Graham Spanier and two other former university officials knew they had a problem with Sandusky after a 2001 shower incident, but apparently first decided to handle it using a "humane" approach before contacting outside authorities whose job it is to investigate suspected abuse.
"This is a more humane and upfront way to handle this,' wrote Gary Schultz, then vice president at the university.
Records show no authorities were ever contacted and Sandusky was eventually charged with having sexual contact with four more boys after the 2001 incident. On June 22, Sandusky was convicted of abusing 10 boys over 15 years.
In an exchange of messages from February 26-28, 2001, Spanier allegedly acknowledges Penn State could be "vulnerable" for not reporting the incident, according to two sources with knowledge of the case.
"The only downside for us is if the message (to Sandusky) isn't 'heard' and acted upon, and we then become vulnerable for not having reported it," Spanier purportedly writes.
The alleged e-mails among Spanier, Schultz, 62, and former Athletic Director Tim Curley, 57, never mention Sandusky by name, instead referring to him as "the subject" and "the person." Children that Sandusky brought on campus --some of whom might have been victims -- are referred to as "guests."
The exchanges began 16 days after graduate assistant Mike McQueary first told Coach Joe Paterno on February 9, 2001, that McQueary believed he saw Sandusky make sexual contact with a boy in a locker room shower.
Since the scandal broke, Spanier, Schultz and Curley have publicly maintained McQueary reported only inappropriate conduct -- horsing around. The purported e-mails indicate the men could be at additional risk for not disclosing the matter to authorities. Schultz and Curley are currently charged with perjury and failing to report suspected child abuse. They have pleaded not guilty.
Paterno testified before a grand jury that McQueary was "very upset" and said he saw Sandusky "doing something with a youngster. It was a sexual nature," according to a transcript. Paterno testified he told his boss, Curley. Curley and Schultz contacted McQueary about a week and half later about the incident.
In an alleged e-mail dated February 26, 2001, Schultz writes to Curley that he assumes Curley's "got the ball" about a three-part plan to "talk with the subject asap regarding the future appropriate use of the University facility," ... "contacting the chair of the charitable organization" and "contacting the Department of Welfare," according to a source with knowledge of the case.
Schultz refers to Sandusky as the "subject" and Sandusky's Second Mile charity as the "charitable organization," according to a source with knowledge of the e-mails.
Pennsylvania law requires suspected child abuse be reported to outside authorities, including the state's child welfare agencies.
But then, something changes.
The next evening, February 27, Curley allegedly writes to Spanier. Schultz, who's out of the office for two weeks, is copied.
Curley refers to a meeting scheduled that day with Spanier and indicates they apparently discussed the Sandusky incident two days earlier.
Curley indicates he no longer wants to contact child welfare authorities just yet. He refers to a conversation the day before with Paterno. It's not known what Paterno may have said to Curley.
Curley writes: "After giving it more thought and talking it over with Joe yesterday, I am uncomfortable with what we agreed were the next steps."
The athletic director apparently preferred to keep the situation an internal affair and talk things over with Sandusky instead of notifying the state's child welfare agency to investigate Sandusky's suspicious activity.
"I am having trouble with going to everyone, but the person involved," Curley allegedly continues.
Curley writes he'd be "more comfortable" meeting with Sandusky himself and telling him they know about the 2001 incident and -- according to a source with knowledge of the case -- refers to another shower incident with a boy in 1998 that was investigated by police, but never resulted in charges against Sandusky.
Curley writes to Penn State's president Spanier that he wants to meet with Sandusky, tell him there's "a problem," and that "we want to assist the individual to get professional help."
In the same purported e-mail provided to CNN, Curley goes on to suggest that if Sandusky "is cooperative," Penn State "would work with him" to tell Second Mile. If not, Curley states, the university will inform both Second Mile and outside authorities.
Curley adds that he intends to inform Sandusky that his "guests" won't be allowed to use Penn State facilities anymore.
"What do you think of this approach?" Curley allegedly wrote to Spanier.
About two hours later, Spanier responded to Curley in another e-mail and copied Schultz. Spanier allegedly called the plan "acceptable", but worries whether it's the right thing to do, according to two sources.
"The only downside for us is if the message (to Sandusky) isn't 'heard' and acted upon, and we then become vulnerable for not having reported it," Spanier purportedly wrote.
"But that can be assessed down the down the road. The approach you outline is humane and a reasonable way to proceed," he adds.
The next afternoon, Schultz allegedly responded to the Penn State president and its athletic director. Schultz signs off on handling the matter without telling anyone on the outside, at least for now.
"This is a more humane and upfront way to handle this,' Schultz purportedly wrote. But he made clear Penn State should inform Sandusky's charity Second Mile "with or without (Sandusky's) cooperation."
As for telling child welfare authorities, he added, "we can play it by ear."
No one ever reported the 2001 shower incident. A decade later, a 2011 grand jury found no Pennsylvania law enforcement or child welfare agency was ever told.
"It was not only not humane to give Sandusky a pass, but inhumane towards young men who fell prey to him," said attorney Tom Kline, who represents Victim 5. About six months after the February 2001 incident witnessed by McQueary, Victim 5 was molested. Last week, Sandusky was convicted of having unlawful sexual contact with Victim 5, among 44 other counts involving nine other boys.
Schultz and Curley already are charged with perjury fofr allegedly lying to a grand jury and failure to reported suspected child abuse.
Sources say based on the e-mails and other documents, they could face additional charges. Spanier, sources say, could also be charged, law enforcement sources and legal experts say.
As part of an ongoing grand jury investigation, state prosecutors are pouring over the e-mails turned over by Penn State as part of its own investigation, led by former FBI Director Louis Freeh.
According to court papers, the government is also examining a Sandusky file left behind by Schultz. In a statement, Schultz's attorney Tom Farrell says Schultz who retired in 2009, did not keep any "secret" files.
Prosecutors say the file was created, maintained, and possessed by Schultz and assert documents in the file are "inconsistent" with statements made by Schultz and Curley to a grand jury.
One inconsistency may involve Schultz's grand jury testimony stating the state's child welfare agency was notified about the 2001 shower incident. "My recollection would be ... (in 2002) ... that they were asked to look into this allegation," Schultz testified.
He also testified any notes he "probably" took about the 2002 incident may have been destroyed when he retired in 2009.
Curley's grand jury testimony also appears inconsistent with the e-mails. In the messages, he refers to "a first situation" in 1998, yet he told a grand jury he wasn't aware of any other allegations of alleged sexual conduct involving Sandusky.
A prosecutor asked Curley: "Specifically, a 1998 report, did you know anything about that in 2002?" Curley responded: "No, ma'am."
Schultz and Curley, through their lawyers, consistently maintain McQueary didn't tell them about a sexual assault in 2001, and instead said McQueary described "inappropriate conduct" or horsing around.
McQueary has repeatedly testified he told Penn State officials he saw a boy with his hands up against a wall with Sandusky behind him and heard slapping, rhythmic sounds. He added that someone wouldn't have to be "a rocket scientist" to figure out what was going on.
A jury acquitted Sandusky of rape involving the 2001 incident, and instead found Sandusky guilty of several other counts involved in that shower incident including unlawful sexual contact.
Spanier's lawyer did not respond to calls from CNN seeking comment for this story.
According to Penn State's board of trustees, Spanier was fired last year because "he failed to meet his leadership responsibilities."
Shortly after his dismissal, Spanier issued a statement that said, in part, "I was stunned and outraged to learn that any predatory act might have occurred in a university facility or by someone associated with the university. ... I would never hesitate to report a crime if I had any suspicion that one had been committed."
In a statement to CNN, lawyers for Schultz and Curley said both men were doing the best they could about a report of "inappropriate conduct" by a man with a stellar reputation.
"As Governor Tom Corbett stated, 'If we were going to do this case, we had to have the best possible case to go against somebody like Mr. Sandusky who was ... loved by everybody. Carried out of the football stadium on the shoulders of his football team. How can anybody say there must be something wrong with him?'" the lawyers' statement read, citing Corbett's remarks in a June 25 article by The Patriot News.
"For Curley, Schultz, Spanier and Paterno, the responsible and 'humane' thing to do was, like Governor Corbett (said), to carefully and responsibly assess the best way to handle vague, but troubling allegations. Faced with tough situations, good people try to do their best to make the right decisions."
A spokesman for Paterno's family, who has not seen any e-mails, told CNN Paterno didn't communicate by e-mail and defended the coach.
"Everyone should want the truth ... and Joe always told the truth," Dan McGinn told CNN. "He did the right thing. He told his boss about McQueary."
One thing is clear. There's no evidence Penn State did anything to find the boy involved in the 2001 incident.
The night Sandusky was led away in handcuffs, Penn State issued a statement calling for healing. So did the family of Joe Paterno.
Healing might take time. Everyone is waiting for the results of Freeh's investigation, anticipated by this fall. It's unclear when state investigators will finish their work. The Justice Department is also conducting a probe, as is the U.S. Department of Education and the NCAA.
And Penn State is already reaching out to attorneys representing Sandusky's victims.
Their lawsuits have yet to be filed.
Kline, Victim 5's attorney, said he wants to see the results of Penn State's investigation.
"Everything we saw in this trial could have been stopped by Penn State," Kline told CNN.
"This is an American tragedy of monumental proportions."


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By some estimates parents will spend as much as $300,000 raising one child, not including college costs. While we all want what is best for our kids, that doesn't necessarily translate into spending top dollar to get it for them. In this age of frugality, the smarter parents know how to provide quality at bargain prices. Here are a few ways caring parents have stretched their parenting dollars: Thrifty shopping – We all grew up wearing hand-me-downs and we know children's clothes have about a three to six month wear-span. At some "high-end" thrift stores you can find lightly worn, sometimes brand new baby and children's clothes. The high end stores can be found on the edge of the more affluent neighborhoods. Toys, which also have a short life-span, can be found in abundance at these stores as well. Swap meets are also excellent shopping venues, and they're fun. Barter for child care – exchange services for volunteer time or donations to the provider. Another option is 'care'-pool with friends and neighbors and split the cost of local care-giver. Play in the community – Many community schools and organizations offer organized activities year round. While many do charge for their services, most will negotiate fees or provide financial assistance if needed. Plan more stay-cations and less out-of-town vacations. Prioritize fun – You can't do it all, and neither should your kids. Indoctrinate your kids early on that their needs to be a balance between home responsibilities and playtime. Establish a "fun" budget and stick with it. Impulse spending on kids can account for as much as 20% of child rearing costs. Article by: Approvals.com
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Climate Investment Funds: The quiet motor behind our most impactful climate investments
It does not happen often that one of the finest actors of our time tweets about a World Bank supported project and invites all his fans to have a look at the impressive pictures taken from space. In fact, I can't remember having seen that before.
But this is what Oscar winner and climate activist Leonardo DiCaprio did a few months ago when the Noor Concentrated Solar Plant (CSP) in Morocco—the largest CSP plant in the world - was opened. Once finalized, in two years, it will provide clean energy to 1.1 million households. I visited the plant two weeks ago and it is truly an impressive site. The indirect benefits of the project might even be larger: it has advanced an important and innovative technology, it has driven down costs of CSP, and it holds important lessons for how public and private sectors can work together in the future.
I am proud that the World Bank, jointly with the African Development Bank and a number of foreign investors, supported this cutting-edge solar energy project. But it was made possible thanks to the Climate Investment Funds (CIF), which put in US$435 million to "de-risk" the investment, playing an essential role to kickstart the deal.


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Oh this one's bound to be a squeaker. Daniel Sordo and teammate Sebastien Loeb are trading leads in their new Citroen C4s, while two-time champeen Marcus Gronholm, in his Ford Focus, is trailing Loeb by just over a half-minute. Must be exciting to watch — only we have to read about it in the freaking International Herald Tribune, because TV is Nascar country. That brings us to the question of the day. Where are you watching, or more likely, how are you keeping track of the the WRC season kickoff Monte Carlo Rally? (Anyone watching Rally Live?) Sound off below.
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The combined choirs of Hope College will perform with special guest Alfred V. Fedak on Tuesday, April 24, at 7:30 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Fedak, who is a 1975 Hope graduate, is an accomplished organist and composer who serves as minister of music and arts at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Albany, N.Y. The concert will feature his piece "For Us the Living: A Requiem," written in 2007 to commemorate the lives of William and Ethel Lamere. Fedak will be at the concert to accompany the choirs at the organ.
Other pieces on the program include a collection of folksong arrangements by Gilbert Martin, Cecil Effinger, James Mulholland and David Dickau. An arrangement of the Newfoundland folksong "Feller from Fortune" will complete the set.
Dimnent Memorial Chapel is located at 277 College Ave., on College Avenue at 12th Street.


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The Chills at the Dunedin Botanic Garden's 150th Birthday Celebration
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Iconic Dunedin band The Chills will take the stage later this month to celebrate the launch of the 150th anniversary celebrations of another of the city's great icons, the Dunedin Botanic Garden.
The gig will mark the beginning of a year of celebrations, including exhibitions, entertainment and educational events, as well as hosting the 2013 Global Botanic Gardens Congress in October, with international delegates from around the world.
DCC Communications and Marketing Manager Graham McKerracher says having The Chills play is a perfect way to get such a milestone year rolling.
"The Chills was one of the bands that really helped put the 'Dunedin sound' on the international music map. They are a familiar part of the city's musical landscape and I'm sure a lot of people from Dunedin - and further afield - will seize the opportunity to hear them live in such a beautiful setting."
As always, The Chills will feature front man Martin Phillipps, who has been the driving force behind the band since it formed back in 1980.
Renowned for songs such as Pink Frost, I Love My Leather Jacket and Heavenly Pop Hit, the band toured widely at home and overseas in the 1980s and 1990s, and recorded albums in both the UK and USA.
Phillipps will be joined James Dickson (bass) and Todd Knudson (drums), who have been playing alongside him for more than 12 years now, as well as Erica Stichbury (keyboards/guitar/violin) and Oli Wilson (keyboards), who have been working with him for seven and four years respectively.
The Mayor will launch the 150th anniversary celebrations in the lower Garden at 1pm and The Chills will appear on stage shortly after.


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Programs by Campus
Gender Studies
College of Arts and Sciences
Departmental E-mail: gender [at] indiana [dot] edu
Departmental URL: www.indiana.edu/~gender/
The Department emphasizes integrative and transdisciplinary modes of analysis for the study of sexualities and sexual identities, bodies and their technologization and medicalization, representation and social/cultural production, and feminist epistemologies.
Three unique core courses form the heart of the program: G600 Concepts of Gender, G603 Contemporary Debates in Feminist Theory, G702 Researching Gender Issues.
Areas of Concentration
In addition, students select one of three areas of concentration:
- Medicine, Science, and Technologies of the Body
- Sexualities, Desires, Identities
- Cultural Representations and Media Practices
Note that these concentrations are flexible and overlapping to some extent. Students may change their area of concentration as they move through the program.
Special Requirements
(See also general University Graduate School requirements.)
Doctor of Philosophy Degree
Admission Requirements
- Applicants for graduate admission must hold baccalaureate degrees from accredited four-year collegiate institutions.
- For graduate admission the College requires a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher.
- We require the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) be taken in the past five years. We prefer a score of 600 or higher on either the verbal or quantitative sections of the examination and a 5.0 on the Analytical Writing assessment. Furthermore, we expect a minimum total score of 1150 (Quantitative and Verbal scores added together). The institution code for Indiana University is 1324. All applicants must ask ETS to forward GRE scores to IU using this code.
- For applicants whose native language is not English, the College and the University Graduate School require proof of proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and understanding English. In almost all cases proficiency should be demonstrated by achieving a score of 213 or higher on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
Course Requirements
Students will complete at least 60 credit hours of course work, which includes 9 credit hours of core courses, 15 credit hours in a chosen area of concentration, and a 12 credit hour graduate minor (taken either in another department or designed on an intra- or interdepartmental basis). Note that elective courses in one's area of concentration may be taken outside the Department of Gender Studies. A maximum of 30 credits may be transferred from graduate work completed at another university, provided the Director of Graduate Studies approves the course content.
Only those students intending to pursue the Ph.D. will be admitted to the program. However, a Master's degree may be obtained upon satisfactory completion of its requirements, which are: three required core courses for the doctorate; a minimum of nine additional credit hours in GNDR, including two 3 cr. courses at the 600 level and one 3 cr. course at the 700 level; and up to 12 credit hours of approved elective courses outside Gender Studies. A total of 30 credit hours of course work is required to obtain the Master's degree.
Foreign Language Requirement
Gender Studies does not require a foreign language for all students. However, if a candidate is engaged in transnational gender scholarship, a foreign language may be formally required. The DGS will determine the means by which proficiency will be demonstrated.
Research Skills
Beyond the required core course G702 Researching Gender Issues, there is no specific research-related skill requirement. However, a student's advisor may require additional competency in (a) research skill(s) appropriate to that student's dissertation topic. Such requirements may include competency in a second language, statistical methods, questionnaire development, ethnographic methods, interviewing techniques, textual or media analysis, computing/internet/webmaster operations, specific laboratory skills, other research and technical skills, or appropriate combinations of any of these. These studies are to be undertaken early in the candidate's graduate career. The assessment and completion of any required research competencies normally must be certified by the DGS prior to admission to candidacy.
Additional Requirements after Admission with Master's Degree
Candidates admitted with a master's degree from another institution may be required to take additional preparatory work, depending on their background and training. The program will be decided in consultation with the student's faculty advisor and the DGS.
Qualifying Examination and the Dissertation Defense
Qualifying examinations (both written and oral) are to be taken approximately 8 months after the completion of course work. Upon successful completion of the qualifying examination and presentation of a satisfactory dissertation proposal, the student will be nominated to candidacy for the Ph.D. The Dissertation Committee, which must be approved by the Dean of the Graduate School, will be responsible for directing and evaluating the thesis. The dissertation defense serves as the final oral examination and will cover topics related to the dissertation and area of specialization.
Ph.D. Minor in Gender Studies
Course Requirements
A Ph.D. Minor in Gender Studies requires at least 12 credit hours of GNDR courses, which may include courses that are joint-listed with other departments. At least 1 of these courses must be chosen from the following: G600, G603, G702. Students may petition for no more than 1 non-GNDR course to count towards the minor; the Director of Graduate Studies must deem such a course to have significant Gender Studies content. A maximum of 3 credits may be transferred from graduate work completed at another university, provided the Director of Graduate Studies approves the course content. Plans for the minor must be made in consultation with the Director of Graduate Studies.
Only grades of B (3.0) and above will count for credit.
None required. A Gender Studies faculty member may be invited to attend the student's oral qualifying examination.