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AccuRev is a fast, powerful, and easy-to-use Software Configuration Management (SCM) tool with integrated issue tracking based on "Streams" that more efficiently manages complex parallel and global development. Streams are a combination and superset of branches and labels that are first class objects instead of being file-by-file attributes. AccuRev records all merges and patches, so you never have to re-merge the same code. It supports file and directory renaming and merging, follows a client/server model, and is transaction-based. It includes an integrated graphical 3-way diff and merge tool. AccuRev provides an Open API (and SDK) to integrate with any third-party development tool (IBM/Rational ClearQuest, Serena TeamTrack, and more out of the box). It also integrates with Eclipse, the MS SCC API (MS Visual Studio), Sun Java Studio, any diff/merge tool with a command line interface, and more.
Ghostscript is a processor for PostScript and PDF files. It can rasterize these files to a wide variety of printers, devices for screen preview, and image file formats. Since applications tend to prepare pages for printing in a high-level format such as PostScript, most Unix users with low-level bitmap printers, such as inkjets, use GhostScript as part of the printing process. In addition, Ghostscript is capable of converting PostScript files, functionality comparable to Adobe Acrobat Distiller, but on the command line. In addition, Ghostscript is used for file import and viewing by a great many other applications, including xv, ImageMagick, gimp, and xdvi. Several GUI wrappers for viewing PostScript and PDF files exist, including GSview, ghostview, gv, ggv, and kghostview. This is far from a comprehensive list.
album is a free HTML/XHTML photo album and gallery generator that supports themes/skins. You can choose different themes or write your own to get different layouts and styles. It creates all your thumbnails (including directory thumbnails) and descends into directories so you can organize your photos. See the home page for more examples. album is also multi-lingual, with many languages being added all the time. N.B.: The purchase link is provided for donations; the software does not cost anything.
Allegro is a multi-platform game library for C/C++ developers that provides many functions for graphics, sounds, player input (keyboard, mouse, and joystick), and timers. It also provides fixed and floating point mathematical functions, 3D functions, file management functions, compressed datafile, and a GUI.
Amaya is a complete Web browsing and authoring environment, and comes equipped with a WYSIWYG style interface. It lets users both browse and author valid Web pages, with standards including (X)HTML, native MathML, and SVG documents. It also includes a collaborative annotation application (RDF).
Arkeia Network Backup is designed for organizations that require fast, easy-to-use, and affordable data protection. It backs up critical data to disk, tape, and cloud storage. Arkeia protects all major virtual platforms including VMware, Hyper-V, XenServer, and more than 200 physical platforms including Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Netware, most UNIX flavors, and BSDs. The company's source-side Progressive Deduplication technology helps users realize better performance at a lower cost by reducing data volumes. Arkeia's deduplication is crucial to accelerating replication of on-premise backups to private or public clouds.
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April 05, 2011 8:09 am
Lander, Cody shut out Panthers
First-year Powell boys' soccer coach Travis Rapp senses a breakout game is coming. He just wishes it would get here soon.
Instead, the Panthers' skipper was left shaking his head after his team dropped a 1-0 decision at Class 3A No. 2 Lander on Thursday and followed it with a 5-0 loss to No. 4 Cody on Saturday afternoon.
March 31, 2011 8:21 am
Experienced lineup hands Powell 7-0 defeat
The proverb states that there's no substitute for experience. The members of the Powell High School girls' soccer team found out firsthand just how true that is during a 7-0 loss to Buffalo last Friday.
"Buffalo's a real tough team," said Panther coach Brett Hanlin. "They played in the finals last year and most of that team was back. You look at their roster and they have at least 10 seniors on their team."
March 31, 2011 8:19 am
There are a lot of things Wyoming guide books warn hikers about — bears, mountain lions, bacteria in the water. None of them warn about oobleck.
For those of you without a child or who may have forgotten your Dr. Seuss, oobleck is this green substance that sticks to everything. While many are probably under the impression the 1950 Caldecott winner is a work of fiction, the truth is that Wyoming is full of oobleck.
March 29, 2011 8:26 am
Girls third as season gets started
The Powell Panthers fired out of the blocks on the 2011 track and field season on Saturday. Competing in Cody for the first meet of the season, the Panthers surpassed the state track qualifying standards in 11 events.
Powell's boys captured a dominating 46-point victory in the boys' varsity standings. The Panther girls placed third in the eight-school meet.
March 29, 2011 8:25 am
PHS strikes before third-ranked Bison get rolling
The Powell Panthers dropped a 5-1 non-conference decision to third-ranked Buffalo in Friday boys' soccer action in Powell. The loss sets the Panthers at 1-3 for the season.
"This wasn't a 5-1 game," Panther soccer coach Travis Rapp said afterward. "I thought we played them a lot tougher than what the final score showed."
March 24, 2011 8:29 am
'It was good to see both of them get some attention for the things they've done on the floor'
Sophomores Megan Smith and Valerie Lesu each picked up some post-season recognition for the Northwest College women's basketball program. Trapper head coach Janis Beal noted both were deserving of the honors they received.
Smith was tabbed for both all-region honors within Region IX and all-conference honors in the Wyoming Community College Athletic Conference.
March 24, 2011 8:27 am
Four days before the first scheduled outdoor meet of the season, Powell High School track and field coach Scott Smith gazed out the front doors of the school building. A steady mixture of rain and snow greeted his eyes.
"Hope it gets better by Saturday," he said. "But it doesn't look good right now."
March 22, 2011 8:18 am
Worland Jamboree gives fans first look at squad
The Powell Panthers kicked off the 2011 boys' soccer season in Worland. The busy Saturday saw the team defeat 3A newcomer Rawlins while falling to 4A's Rock Springs and Green River.
"We saw a lot of things that we've been working on the last two weeks, and we also saw some things that we need to work on and improve at before our next game," said new Panther coach Travis Rapp.
March 22, 2011 8:17 am
Team defeats Rawlins, ties Star Valley
New Powell girls' soccer coach Brett Hanlin asked his Panthers to play with it on Saturday at the Cody Jamboree. On the pitch, his players responded to post a 4-0 victory over Rawlins and a 0-0 draw with Class 4A's Star Valley.
March 22, 2011 8:16 am
Lone Wolf event continues to grow in size, stature
More than 200 competitors, representing four states and one Canadian province, descended upon Powell on Saturday, March 12, to take part in the Lone Wolf Taekwondo Championships at Northwest College's Cabre Gymnasium. The turnout was the largest field ever seen in the tournament's 18 years.
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By Adrienne BlumeManaging Editor
NICOSIA, Cyprus -- As activity continues in the Eastern Mediterranean, where an estimated 35 trillion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas reserves have been discovered, industry-leading companies are preparing to increase their regional presence. Exploration, drilling and production projects are underway, and plans for gas processing and transportation facilities are in progress. According to industry experts, gas exports could commence as early as 2019.
At Gulf Publishing Companys inaugural Eastern Mediterranean Gas Conference (EMGC) in Nicosia, executives from operating, service and technology companies active in the region are sharing insight into development opportunities for this exciting resource area.
The conference, which is taking place from April 810 at the Hilton Cyprus, features speakers from top companies operating in the region. EMGC media sponsor Deloitte hosted a workshop on Monday afternoon, Doing Business in the Mediterranean, which drew over two dozen attendees from companies around the world seeking to share knowledge and gain information about regional economic conditions and tax and customs laws, as well as managing human resource challenges in the oil and gas industry.
Restructuring Cyprus economy. Marios Tannousis of the Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency (CIPA) opened the workshop with a presentation on how Cyprus economy should be reshaped after the recent, 10 billion bailout agreement by the Troika, which consists of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
Mr. Tannousis noted that CIPAs role in restructuring the Cyprus economy includes promotion, advocacy, and investor support, along with clarifying and harmonizing regulations for investors. As a non-profit organization, CIPA seeks to promote foreign direct investment (FDI) in Cyprus as a mechanism for growth. The government is also seeking to fully liberalize foreign FDI and ensure equal terms for foreign companies with local investors.
Mr. Tannousis asserted that the benefits of oil and gas extraction will prove catalytic for the future reestablishment of Cyprus economy, as well as help improve domestic productivity and competitiveness.
Following Mr. Tannousis presentation, Nicos Papakyriacou, Cyprus Oil and Gas Leader for Deloitte and head of the companys Cyprus office, introduced three of his Deloitte colleagues: Paul Mallis, Cyprus Oil and Gas Tax Leader and Partner at Deloitte Tax Services; Christos Papamarkides, Partner, Indirect Tax Services at Deloitte Ltd.; and George Pantelides, Oil and Gas Specialist and Partner at Deloittes Human Capital division.
Corporate tax rules. Mr. Mallis first spoke about corporate tax in Cyprus and explained when and how foreign firms become tax eligible. He also addressed the tax and visa implications of sending foreign workers to Cyprus. The countrys low tax rate of 10%, which will move to 12.5% after the agreement with the Troika, is an attractive reason for doing business in Cyprus.
Additionally, Mr. Mallis noted that preexisting tax treaties between Cyprus and foreign nations can offer significant benefits for oil and gas companies seeking to establish operations in the country. As an added bonus, capital allowances (i.e., tax depreciation) for plants and machinery can be favorable, at 10% to 25%, with oil barrels falling under the 25% rate.
VAT regulations. Next, Mr. Papamarkides offered information on the value-added tax (VAT) rules commonly followed in Cyprus. He noted that the country generally adopts the main rules of the EUs established VAT legislation, and discussed instances where VAT is chargeable and when companies must register for VAT.
No VAT is charged for goods that are to be used directly on drilling rigs, Mr. Papamarkides explained. Furthermore, customs charges are not applied when goods and equipment are delivered directly to a drilling platform and do not pass through an airport or a seaport.
Human resource considerations. Lastly, Mr. Pantelides led a short discussion on employment legislation and requirements in Cyprus, and elaborated on how foreign companies can establish a local office in the country. Deloitte provides both recruitment assistance services and human resources infrastructure support services for companies seeking to do business in Cyprus.
The workshop concluded with a Q&A session, followed by a networking session over hors doeuvres and cocktails.
Workshop attendee and Nicosia-based Deloitte Tax Services Director Chrystalla Michael praised the workshop as an important way to let companies know about employer obligations for taxes and customs as well as human resources, particularly expatriates. One of the major benefits of doing business in Cyprus is the low corporate tax, Ms. Michael said. Even with the move from 10% to 12.5% after the Troika agreement, Cyprus corporate tax remains one of the lowest in the EU.
More from EMGC. Days 2 and 3 of EMGC will include technical presentations focusing on the regional implications, international impacts and market potential of the new energy resources; LNG and gas processing opportunities; infrastructure developments; and the future of the Eastern Mediterraneans energy sector. Additionally, a gala dinner sponsored by Deloitte will take place on Tuesday evening for all conference attendees. Stay tuned for additional coverage of Gulf Publishing Companys inaugural Eastern Mediterranean Gas Conference in Cyprus.Photo caption: Deloitte Oil and Gas Leader for Cyprus, Nicos Papakyriacou, introduces speakers at EMGCs Monday afternoon workshop.


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RubyTree is a simple to use general purpose tree data structure implementation in Ruby. It provides easy access methods for navigating the hierarchy, as well as for accessing the nodes. It also provides ability to marshal the entire tree structure. The library provides a generic tree as well as a binary tree implementation. It is available as a RubyGem or standard Tar/ZIP packages.
File-Find-Object-Rule is a port of File-Find-Rule to make it use File-Find-Object instead of File::Find. It provides a succinct, declarative syntax for creating directory tree traversal routines while enjoying the advantages of File-Find-Object, such as traversing the tree incrementally and iteratively, and the capability of instantiating several traversers in the same program.
sqlamp is an implementation of Materialized Path, an efficient algorithm for working with hierarchical data structures. sqlamp uses (and depends on) SQLAlchemy. Materialized Path is a way to store (and fetch) trees in a relational databases. It is the compromise between Nested Sets and Adjacency Relations in respect to simplicity and efficiency.
Treep is a simple language for doing symbolical computations. It operates on numbers and strings that can be organized in more complex objects. These objects are lists of name-value pairs that are stored in memory as AVL trees. It has about sixty built-in functions to operate on such data and a way to define new functions. Treep syntax very much resembles Lisp. The power of treep is its simplicity and security. Treep is a good tool do process objects and relations between them. For example it is possible to define graphs as a sets of vertices and edges in text file, parse that file, do any computations you like, write modified data to text file. Treep works well on graphs, trees, linked lists, simple hashes. Treep is not good at processing texts, dealing with system input/output.
Self-Adjusting Top Tree Implementation maintains a forest that changes over time through edge insertions and deletions. This implementation focuses on the simplified Top Tree interface, which allows you to solve a number of interesting graph problems like finding common ancestors, the heaviest edge, maintaining the diameter, center, or median and other (mostly network flow) problems. Using Top Tree interfaces, all outline problems can be solved in a clean declarative way. This implementation uses adapting ST-trees as the underlying data structure, achieving O(log n) time per expose(v,w) operation. There is also a demo that shows an easy way to integrate the toptree library and the host application.
OpenTreeMap is software for collaborative, geography-enabled urban tree inventory. The software enables the public, organizations, and governments to collaboratively contribute to an interactive and dynamic map of a community's tree population. Users can search for trees, add trees to the system, edit existing tree information, or upload tree photos. The system automatically calculates a tree's ecosystem benefits based on its species and diameter. OpenTreeMap can be used in a single municipality or to cover a broader geographic region with many communities, anywhere in the world. This software also exists as a subscription-based system.
HyperList.vim is a Vim plugin for handling HyperLists. HyperList is a methodology to describe anything: any state, item(s), pattern, action, process, transition, program, instruction set, etc. HyperList can be used as an outliner, a TODO-list solution, a project management tool, a business process management aid, a data modeler, a use case facilitator, or for any other application that makes use of descriptions of states or transitions. This plugin does both highlighting and various automatic handling of HyperList, like collapsing lists or parts of lists in a sophisticated way. Since HyperList.vim can also encrypt your lists, it can be used as a very structured password safe.
Canvas Turtle is an object that interprets and renders graphic commands in a Canvas. It provides an API for rendering basic drawing primitives in 2D and includes commands that define the position of the graphics to be rendered, conditionals, loops, and so on. Commands are supplied as text strings with a simple syntax.


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Pucón [11] is a small touristy town in the middle of the southern lake district in Chile. Extremely popular both with Chileans and foreigners for its nightlife and the beautiful views of volcan Villarrica. The city center is a backpacker's Disneyland, filled with travel agencies that will offer you any kind of day trips imaginable. If you don't like it crowded, you'll be better off in the nearby town of Villarrica. January and February are the busiest months.
Get in
By bus
Buses travel between Santiago and Pucón daily, many overnight. Tickets are scarce in summer, buy yours sufficiently ahead of your intended departure time.
You can also take the bus from Valdivia, it takes 3hrs.
By plane
Pucón's airport operates only during summer (for regular flights); the flights from Santiago are expensive. The closest airport for the remainder of the year is Temuco, to which airlines do the flight in about one hour from Santiago or Puerto Montt. Temuco is about 1.5 hours away by road.
By train
Trains run to Temuco in summer (Dec-Feb), and only to Chillan rest of the year. Buses are better value.
By car
Driving from Santiago takes approximately eight hours and involves the passing of seven road tolls on the ruta 5, Ch$ 1600 each. The road from the turnoff to Pucón is paved and in good shape.
Mainly Taxis to places out of town, the town itself is small enough to walk. Cycling is easy as they have put in cycle lanes along the main road. There are plenty of collectivo buses too and small public buses.
From Pucon's center there are stunning views of Volcan Villarrica, one of the most active volcanoes in Chile.
Ohiggins 597 Pucon Chile - Fono +56 45-449 002 - mail [email protected] This is the town's gringo scene, run by a local white water kayaker, snowboarder's and ski
Get out
Should Pucon start to feel a bit too touristy, hop on a mini bus and make the 20 minute trip to the little city of Villarrica. It has a population of about 46 000 and escapes the tourist trappings of Pucon.


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Newt Gingrich was the last presidential candidate to speak Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C.
And he kept his Romney powder dry, preferring instead to attack establishment Republicans who have not embraced the Gingrich campaign. To put it mildly.
That establishment, Gingrich charged, is "managing the decay" of the party, and sees his campaign as a "mortal threat" to their insider Washington lives.
"We intend to change Washington," said the former House speaker, "not accommodate it."
Delivering a version of his familiar stump speech, Gingrich faced a lukewarm crowd that he managed to bring around with his trademark mix of humor, history, media jabs, and a laundry list of promises whose only omission was his plan to build a lunar colony.
These are the bold ideas, said the former House speaker, after ticking off the legislation he would repeal, the federal agencies he'd close, and the study commissions he has planned.
He acknowledged his lack of money and organization, but said he's undeterred.
"We are running a people campaign," Gingrich said, with little money, but with "a plan."
"We need to teach the Republican establishment a lesson," he said.
Gingrich's address followed speeches earlier in the day by two of his three rivals for the GOP presidential nomination: Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum. Texas Rep. Ron Paul did not attend the event.


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I've also been dying to tell you all about my newest handbag obsession as of late... The Michael Kors Studded Selmas. Oh my goodness. I'm in love with them. I started with the messenger, then the satchel. It's a sickness.
So this is definitely a major combo post. Since I combined this latest Target fashion haul with my new MK Selma bags in my newest video (you can check out that goodness at the bottom of this post), I figured I'd combine the blog post too. Sound good?
K, lets go.
So this weekend, as most Saturday mornings go, I headed to run some errands and pick up a few groceries, which brought me Target.
Before I go any further, I've got to go ahead and just admit it. I've totally slacked on my "Target Finds" blog posts lately. I started that little series over a year ago on here and have really not been great about sharing my new finds when I, well, find them.
But my point is that I haven't forgotten about them and I'll definitely continue to update you all when I find some great things at Target.
So let's start with these fab jackets and sweaters from Target...
First we have this beautiful navy "asymmetrical" blazer...
SO easy-to-wear and versatile. You'll pick up on a little pattern throughout the rest of the post, but I came home and literally threw these jackets on with my simple white t-shirt and jeans. They all worked so well with even the simplest outfit and made it more special.
This jacket has really gorgeous faux leather detailing and the navy is so rich and beautiful. This is going to be a Fall staple of mine for sure.
Next is this SERIOUSLY fun plaid blazer...
I mean.
Crazy gorgeous and unique. This one is my favorite. Again, with the pretty faux leather detail. I love the pop of red with the stitching.
Here's another shot that shows the pretty buttons on the back of the sleeves a bit better.
Next is this really cozy, super chunky sweater...
I cant even with my cheesy side stare. I'm thinking, "Dang, I love this sweater..."
And you may notice in the little widget above I included a sweatshirt as well. Didn't get a photo in that one, but I show it in much more detail in the video below.
So let's move on to the handbags.
I know, I've gone handbag-crazy. I'm seriously on a purse ban, ya'll. I'm not even kidding. Hold me to that.
So I've always loved the pretty silhouette of the Michael Kors Selmas. I fell in love hard with the little messenger in "dark dune", which is a really super versatile warm taupe color. LOVE that bag. Love it so much that I caved and bought the big satchel in black.
These are the ones I have...
**After posting pics of these on my Instagram, many of you had trouble finding the messenger in the "dark dune" shade. I ordered mine from Nordstrom (currently sold out), and the only place online I've currently found it is from Dillards, so I linked that up for you below. That color is apparently pretty hard to find in the studded version.
*Oh, and as for the new Sigma brush sets that came out today, those will be up on the blog in detail tomorrow!! But you can see more about them in the video too...
Any great recent Target finds lately??
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Experience the beauty and power of our natural world as the ROM presents the North American premiere of Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Coming from the Natural History Museum in London, Wildlife Photographer of the Year is now in its 49th year, and is one of the museum's longest running exhibitions. This internationally renowned photography competition celebrates nature and wildlife featuring 100 breathtaking photos selected from over 43,000 entries from around the world.
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Biggest problem
Scout No. 1
"They're searching for who should get the ball at the right time. (Coach Frank) Vogel has condensed his offense to only a handful of plays and runs them all the time. You know what's coming. They're easy to defend because you can play everybody straight up without the concern of getting beat. There's only occasional times where Roy Hibbert is going to go off. You know how he's getting the ball, the plays that are coming. They don't strike fear in anybody."
Scout No. 2
"You hate to compare what a guy is making like in Hibbert's case, but the reality is when you pay him all that money you expect him to easily get you double figures in points and rebounds. The shots he's missing are point-blank shots; it's not like he's shooting jumpers. You're talking about jump hooks, two or three feet from the basket. You see his confidence is not there."
Scout No. 3
"They're just a careless team. They don't know how to pass the basketball, that's why they're near the top of the league in turnovers. It's simple passes that aren't being made. You can't have an offensive structure if you don't know to feed the ball into the post."
Replacing Granger
Scout No. 1
"David West is a legitimate pro, but he's too unselfish of a player and he's not going to go out there and give you 20-plus points a night. That's not his nature. The two people who should be doing that are Hibbert and (George) Hill. Hibbert has never handled pressure well in his career. Hill has more pressure on him to think while he's playing point guard. He's a better instinctual player. Playing off the ball (at shooting guard) will help him. It'll allow him to just play and score."
Scout No. 3
"You would think it would be Paul George since he's supposed to be the heir apparent at small forward for the Pacers. But he hasn't had the same impact that he had last year. Maybe it's because without Danny he's the focus of more team's scouting reports. The other thing about Paul is, he's not a good ball handler. You can't put the ball in his hands and tell him to make a play. You have to be able to handle the ball to do that."
Bench woes
Scout No. 2
"I thought (D.J.) Augustin was going to be better than what he is. He's way too laid back when he plays. It's almost like he doesn't care. He needs to get back to playing aggressive the way he did in Charlotte. Gerald Green is who he is. He was successful in New Jersey because they were basically playing one-on-one basketball out there. That's his strong suit. But that's not how the Pacers play. If you (isolate) him then they're not going to get a lot of ball movement. You know what you're going to get from (Tyler) Hansbrough. A lot of energy from an undersized power forward."
Scout No. 3
"Remember the play in Minnesota where Green got beat for the winning basket when Chase (Budinger) went backdoor? That summed up Green right there. Freakishly athletic but not a smart basketball player. You'll be fine with him if you like dunks. You just can't depend on him in key moments of the game."


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The Innova Star Skeeter is a mid range driver golf disc that is straight. It has a slight but dependable fade. This disc and the Shark are Innova's best all around, multi purpose golf discs. The Skeeter is easy to throw and makes short drives, approaches, and putts dependably and accurately. Very beginner friendly and ideal for all skill levels. Introduced in Aug '06, 21.2 cm
It is a great choice for stable straight shots, approaches, placement shots, and putting.
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Lenten musicals at First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church at 699 N. Grove St., Hendersonville, will host Lenten musical programs at the 8:30 a.m. and 10:55 a.m. services on Sunday.
At 10:55 a.m., the adult choir will present "The Story of Holy Week," a program of selected anthems to remind worshippers of the sacrifice and great love of Jesus. The choir will be accompanied on keyboards by Karen Grady, Roberta Radcliffe and Thommy Snead, all directed by Gayle Stepp, director of music/organist. Associate Pastor the Rev. Carolyn Poteet and Doedy Polk will narrate the musical presentation, and Senior Pastor Rev. Dr. Bill Campbell will deliver the homily.
Call 828-692-3211 for more information.
Forums at First Congregational
Adult forums will continue at 9:15 a.m. Sundays in the Felix Building at First Congregational United Church of Christ, 1735 5th Ave. W. and White Pine Drive.
u Sunday, Dr. Phil Cohen, rabbi of Agudas Israel congregation, will focus on "Understanding Passover," the eight-day festival celebrated in the early spring from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan. It commemorates the emancipation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt.
u March 24, Palm Sunday, Romella Hart O'Keefe and Joyce Burgess will explain "Open Heart Meditation." Practiced by thousands of people around the world, Open Heart Meditation is a 20-minute guided meditation.
There will be no forum on Easter Sunday. Call 828-692-8630 or visit fcchendersonville.org for more information.
Union Grove to honor Rev. Waters
Union Grove Missionary Baptist Church at 901 Robinson Terrace, Hendersonville, will honor and celebrate the ministry and teachings of the Rev. Robert A. Waters at 3 p.m. March 24.
Waters has served as member, teacher and assistant pastor at Union Grove under the leadership of Pastor Billy T. Waters.
The pastor of the hour will be the Rev. B.K. Waters of First Baptist Church of Roebuck in Spartanburg, S.C., and music will be provided by the choir of Roebuck First Baptist. The public is invited.
Holy Week events at First Congregational
Holy Week at First Congregational United Church of Christ will begin outdoors at 10:30 a.m. Palm Sunday, March 24, with the Blessing of the Palms and a procession of members carrying palms.
Other Holy Week observances will include:
u 7:30 p.m. March 28: Holy Communion and the Service of Tenebrae, re-enacting the flight of the disciples.
u 7 a.m. March 31: Easter Sunday, there is a Sunrise Service at Jump Off Rock (sponsored by Henderson County Churches Uniting) followed by breakfast in the Felix Building. The morning worship at 10:30 a.m. will feature celebratory Easter music by the choir and Director/Organist Bev Ward.
Call 828-692-8630 or visit fcchendersonville.org for more information.
Palm Sunday events at Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church at the corner of 6th Avenue West and Blythe Street, Hendersonville, will host the Palm Sunday commemoration services at 8:15, 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. March 24.
At the 8:15 and 9:45 a.m. services, blessing of the eco-palms and a processional gospel will begin the service. Worshippers at all three morning services will participate in a dramatic reading of the Passion According to Luke.
The 11:15 a.m. service will be contemporary, with the Praise Band and the Children's Choir performing.
Holy Communion will be served at all three services, and nursery care is also provided. Also, from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m., the "Stations of the Cross" will be set up in Stull Hall so that children and their families may "walk with Jesus" remembering his triumphant entry into Jerusalem. With support from the children of Iglesia Luterana Gracia, the Stations will be bilingual in English and Spanish.
Call 828-693-4890 for more information.
Good Shepherd Lenten services
The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd at 22 Fisher Road in Brevard is offering Wednesday Lenten worship services at 5 p.m., followed by a soup supper at 5:30 p.m.
At 6 p.m. the adult forum continues with a study of the saints of the church.
Services at Good Shepherd are held from 8-10 a.m. Sundays, and communion is served at both services each week. There is a nursery during the 10 a.m. service for children 5 and under. Older children are invited to attend Children's Church, where they study the lesson in an age-appropriate way. They then return to the Sanctuary for Holy Communion. Visitors and prospective members are invited to join in the coffee and fellowship hour following each service.
Call 828-883-3680 or visit www.lutheranchurchbrevardnc.com for more information.
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Lenten musicals at First Presbyterian


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By Joshua Davis 11.12.12 Wired Magazine
As Belizean police combed the property of expat antivirus pioneer John McAfee Sunday afternoon, McAfee was closer than they could have known. He'd seen them coming, and says he hid — burying himself in the sand with a cardboard box over his head so he could breathe. "It was extraordinarily uncomfortable," he says, in an exclusive interview with Wired. "But they will kill me if they find me."
McAfee, 67, is the prime suspect in a murder discovered Sunday morning in Belize. Convinced that he'll be killed if he's taken into custody for questioning, the millionaire antivirus pioneer has gone into hiding somewhere in the Central American nation, where he moved in 2008 to retire. Starting at 10:30 this morning, Belize time, he has been calling to tell me his side of the story.
The homicide victim is McAfee's neighbor, Gregory Faull, a 52-year-old American expatriate, who, like McAfee, lives on Ambergris Caye, an island off the coast of Belize. According to police, Faull was found face up in a pool of blood with a single gunshot wound to the back of his head. Authorities found a single Luger brand 9mm expended shell at the scene.


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"The signal here is that we're on track," said Dan Grabauskas, Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transporation's executive director and CEO. "This is the actual track that the trains will be operating on. We had the opportunity to lock in the price for all of the rail for the project and we were able to get a good price, so the fluctuation or rail prices in the future will not affect us."
The steel rail was manufactured in Pueblo, Colo., and made specifically for the transit project. About 140 miles of track will be used, including tracks running in each direction and a third rail used to power the system.
"This is a great step," said Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle. "It says that we can all come together as a community and support this project."
From Kalaeloa, the steel will be transported to project sites in Leeward and West Oahu, where it will be stored until construction of the rail transit system resumes next year. The project is currently on hold while HART completes archaeological inventory survey fieldwork.
In addition to the steel rails, other track-related materials and accessories include concrete ties, fasteners, third rail with accessories and special trackwork, which will be installed throughout the project's elevated guideway and maintenance yard. The total cost for all the products is $77.4 million.
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News » Early Music Concerts 2012-2013
(CA) Spiritus Ensemble (Kenneth Hull, conductor) Concert: Bach Vespers for Advent (25 Nov 2012)
Location: St John the Evangelist Anglican Church, Duke and Water Streets, Kitchener Ontario, CA
"This year's Advent Bach Vespers features two masterworks by JS Bach. Cantata 147, 'Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben' concludes with the famous and well-loved chorale setting that we know in English as 'Jesu, joy of man's desiring'. The motet is Bach's double choir work, 'Komm, Jesu, komm.'"
(BE) AMUZ Concert Listings (Nov-Dec 2012)
(From a recent AMUZ newsletter)
Location: Kammenstraat 81 - 2000 Antwerpen BE
The most recent AMUZ newsletter informs us of the busy schedule ahead for the rest of the months of November and December. Below you will find the dates of performances. …
(UK) Handel House -- What's on! (Nov-Dec 2012)
Location: The Handel House Museum, 25 Brook Street, Mayfair London W1K 4HB
What's on at Handel House? Quite a bit. There is quite an extensive list of concerts that are, quite frankly, far too long to list here. Some have already sold out, and, one can only imagine that the rest of these will be sold out in short order.
(US) Harpsichord Unlimited Concert: "Music of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach" (17 Nov 2012)
Location: Performing Arts Center, Adelphi University, Garden City NY, USA
Harpsichordist Elaine Comparone, QCB violinist Lori Miller Abbott and flauto traverso virtuoso Paul Mattick join forces for an evening of chamber music and sonatas by Johann Sebastian's second son, Carl Philip Emanuel (known affectionately to modern aficionados of his music as "CPE"). …
(US) Early Music DC November 2012 Concert Listings
(BE) Augustinus Muziekcentrum (AMUZ) November Concerts -- Reminder
Location: AMUZ, Antwerp BE
Just a reminder of the AMUZ concert line-ups for the month of November 2012:
- 11/11 Lieve Blancquaert & Victoria Consort
For the third time already AMUZ and the Antwerp Peace Centre present a peace concert on Armistice Day. Through music, word and image this event dwells on the horrors of war: a resounding plea for tolerance, solidarity and peace …
(UK) Wigmore Hall Spring Concert Series (January-March 2013)
(From a recent Wigmore Hall newsletter)
Location: Wigmore Hall, 36 Wigmore Street,LondonW1U 2BP
January to March 2013 Concerts – On Sale Now
News from Wigmore Hall that tickets are now available for their Spring Series concerts. For those interested, you may want to glance at the complete list of 2012-2013 concert series and perhaps you may find concerts of interest in the early music field. (Editor) …
(CA) Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir Concert: Mozart's World (7-11 Nov 2012)
(From a recent Tafelmusik newsletter)
Location: Trinity-St. Paul's Centre, Toronto Ontario, Canada
"Glorious music by Mozart and his classical contemporaries, guest directed by Gottfried von der Goltz — the talented violinist and director of the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra. Our musicians are buzzing with excitement about this concert, which features Mozart's radiant Violin Concerto in A Major, K.219, Haydn's dramatic Symphony no. 52, and music by Franz Beck and Josef Kraus, the "Swedish Mozart." …
(US) The Rose Ensemble 7th Annual Greater Minnesota Tour (8-13 November 2012)
(From a recent Rose Ensemble newsletter)
Locations: Alexandria, Staples, Little Falls, Thief River Falls, Crookston, Detroit Lakes
"The Rose Ensemble musicians are about to hit the road! Our 7th Annual Greater Minnesota Tour kicks off Sunday, October 14th in Silver Bay, followed by stops in Ely and Hibbing on October 15th and 16th. After a brief segue to Spain to participate in several music festivals and the prestigious choral competition Certamen Coral de Tolosa, musicians will complete this year's Greater Minnesota Tour with performances in Alexandria, Staples, Little Falls, Thief River Falls, Crookston, and Detroit Lakes."
(US) Bach Society Houston Concert: Bach Vespers: Music from Leipzig (4 Nov 2012)
Location: 2353 Rice Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77005
"The Bach Vespers series presents complete sacred cantatas along with choral motets and psalm settings in an evening prayer service related to a single theme. This gives them a context similar to their original performance, with chorales and readings chosen to give deeper insight into Bach's theology. Listeners are also invited to sing and participate as Bach's congregation did. …"
(US) Salon/Sanctuary Concerts: "From Ghetto to Palazzo: Vocal Works of Salamone Rossi Hebreo" (4 Nov 2012)
Location: Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, 30 West 68th Street, New York, NY USA
"On the heels of its sold-out and acclaimed season opener featuring countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo, dancer Jared Angle and harpsichordist Bradley Brookshire at The Players Club, Salon/Sanctuary Concerts—the series that presents early music in intimate alternative venues—brings back by popular demand From Ghetto to Palazzo, a fascinating concert of works by Jewish-Italian composer Salamone Rossi (c. 1570 – 1630) on Sunday, November 4 at 4:00pm. Performers include the vocal sextet The Western Wind Ensemble with Charles Weaver, lute and Gabe Shuford, harpsichord, and cantor Daniel Singer…
(US) San Francisco Renaissance Voices (SFRV) Concert: "Misa O Quam Gloriosum" (Tomás Luis de Victoria) (21, 27, 28 Oct 2012)
Sunday, October 21: All Saints' Episcopal Church, 555 Waverley, Palo Alto
Saturday, October 27: Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church, 1329 Seventh Avenue, San Francisco
(DK) Concerto Copenhagen: Jordi Savall Directs and is Soloist with Concerto Copenhagen (20 Oct 2012)
(CA) The Toronto Consort Concert: "The Tudors" (19-20 Oct 2012)
"The Toronto Consort launches its 40th anniversary season on October 19 and 20 with The Tudors, a concert program inspired by the music of Tudor England, culminating with Thomas Tallis' rarely-heard, magnificent 40-part motet Spem in alium. Members of Toronto's Tallis Choir join the Consort for this special performance…
(CA) I FURIOSI Baroque Ensemble Concert: "Losers" (19 Oct 2012)
Location: St David's Anglican Church, 49 Donlands Ave. Toronto ON
I FURIOSI kicks off the season with a nod to all we have lost - people, time, places and things. Works by Rameau, Blow, Leclair and more...
(FR) "La Simphonie dans le Marais – 25 ans de musique" Concert Reminder (13 Oct 2012)
Location: Montaigu (85), théâtre de Thalie
Concert florilège
Hugo Reyne, flûtes et direction; Léonor Leprêtre, soprano; Guillemette Laurens, mezzo-soprano; Aimery Lefèvre, basse ; La Simphonie du Marais
The journey starts in Versailles in 1987 by French music enthusiast, Hugo Reyne who paid homage to Lully at the first concert organized for the tercentenary of the death of his genius and the very young "Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles"…
(UK) Baroque Opera Live Concert: "The Beauty of Baroque" (13 October 2012)
Location: Holy Trinity Church, Trinity Street, Hastings, UK
Tickets: Free Admission
A programme of Baroque organ and vocal music for one hour, followed by refreshments. The timing is ideal for those who would like to come to the concert, have a cup of tea and some finger food and then watch the Fireworks.
Our guest soloist will be young tenor Hiroshi Kanazawa, who is beginning his career after leaving music college, but has already won numerous prizes. He will sing Scherza, Infida from Handel's opera Ariodante, and we are looking forward very much to his performance. Furthermore …
(US) The Rose Ensemble Concert: The Miraculous Mass of Mary (5-7 Oct 2012)
Location: St. Paul & Minneapolis, MN, US
North American Premiere of a Renaissance Masterpiece
"Voces8 returns to the Twin Cities to take the stage with us in a ground-breaking performance of "Missa Ave Virgo Sanctissima" by Renaissance composer Géry de Ghersem, active in the Spanish courts of the 17th century. Over 200 of Ghersem's works were destroyed in the Lisbon earthquake of 1755...
(US) Salon Sanctuary Concerts: Classical Portraits, The Sebastians with Paul Won Jin Cho, Clarinet Soloist (20 Oct 2012)
Location: The Liederkranz Foundation, 6 East 87th Street, New York, NY 10128
"Praised for their "well-thought-out articulation and phrasing" (Early Music Review) and "elegant string playing… immaculate in tuning and balance" (Early Music Today), The Sebastians specialize in music of the Baroque and Classical eras and newly commissioned works for period instruments. This month, they will perform as finalists of the 2012 Early Music America Baroque Performance Competition and semi-finalists of the 2012 Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh Competition. They were also finalists in the 2011 York International Early Music Competition and the 2011 Early Music America/Naxos Recording Competition…
(US) American Bach Soloists Annual Gala -- An Olympian Feast (6 Oct 2012)
(US) Jordi Savall returns to BEMF (2 Nov 2012)
(From a recent Boston Early Music Festival newsletter)
"One of the most beloved artists in the world, viola da gamba virtuoso Jordi Savall makes his sixteenth appearance (in 23 years!) on the BEMF concert stage, on Friday, November 2, 2012, …
(FR) Ensemble Céladon - direction Paulin Bündgen Concert: "Perfida Beltà, un clair-obscur baroque" (14 Sep 2012)
Location: la Chapelle du Sacré-Coeur dans le 1er à Lyon FR
"Beautiful but cruel Italian ... They do not hesitate, in the 17th century, to make life difficult for their lovers! But they are not left out and reply with the same inflamed and dramatic tone, sublimating the melodies of Monteverdi, Carissimi or Frascobaldi, champions of chiaroscuro music, masters of the Baroque passions. With tragedy in its voice and magnified by its music: Baroque opera is being born!" …
(US) Texas Early Music Project (TEMP) 2012-2013 Concert Season "Kings & Troubadours & Nuns, Oh My!"
(From a recent Texas Early Music Project newsletter)
"We've got an exciting season lined up for this year, including
- Music from the Tudors which won't be quite as salacious as the TV show,
- A return to haunting Sephardic music,
- Our beloved Christmas concerts,
- Spring concerts including Celtic and Troubadour music,
- And culminating in a concert of music composed by women, for women…
(BE) Capilla Flamenca: "The new season has started"
(From a recent Capilla Flamenca newsletter)
The new season takes us to some major stages
"Besides our annual presence at the Early Music Festival in Utrecht and the Festival van Vlaanderen Antwerpen, we created a special and exclusive programme for the Festival van Vlaanderen PLUS. For the fourth time Capilla Flamenca is invited to the Festival Voix et Route Romane in the Alsace, and in the autumn, …
(FR) Le Parlement de Musique August Festival Concerts
(From a recent Parlement de Musique newsletter)
A reminder of the Le Parlement de Musique concert schedule during the final days of August's festival season. If you are in the region, you may want to consider attending one of the following concerts (below):


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ASTHMA sufferers have been warned to check their inhalers after several batches were recalled because they are not delivering the full dose of medication.
GlaxoSmithKline and Alphapharm had agreed to a voluntary recall of the Ventolin and Asmol inhalers – some of which were only delivering a third of the normal dose.
The Therapeutic Goods Administration said on Monday that some patients may need to take extra doses of their medication, if it was in a faulty batch.
The affected Ventolin batch numbers are KN7170, KN7173, KN7178, and KN7179, and the Asmol batch numbers are KL6790, KL6795, KL6796, KL6797, KL6798, and KL6799.
The pharmaceutical companies estimate that up to 50,000 inhalers from the affected batches are experiencing the problems, which are related to the delivery mechanism for the medication.
The Acting Chief Health Officer of NSW, Tony Penna, said people who used the inhalers should check the batch number by removing the canister from the plastic tube, where they will find the batch number on the bottom of the canister label.
"If they identify that they have one of the affected inhalers, it can be returned to their pharmacy for a free replacement," Dr Penna said. "Should people using the affected batches of Ventolin or Asmol inhalers experience a worsening of their asthma or have concerns about the use of their inhaler they are advised to seek immediate medical attention."
He said that due to limited access to medical services over the Christmas and New Years period, asthma sufferers and their carers should ensure they knew what medical services were available over the coming week.


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From what I've read on several Buckeye-biased outlets, I've been shocked - and frankly impressed - that a large portion of Buckeye
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Instead, many of the Ohio State faithful are saying the to-be-suspended players don't deserve to wear the Scarlet and Gray in the bowl game. This stands in stark contrast to what I've read - or more precisely, haven't read - from Auburn outlets regarding the Cam Newton situation (and by "situation" I mean his father shopping him around for $180K and Cam "not knowing").
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The EIS advances the identification of preferred alternatives, including the Rock Island Corridor (RIC) as the recommended route between Joliet and Chicago and a Tier 2 project-level evaluation for the Springfield Rail Improvement Project, which recommended a consolidated train route along 10th Street through Springfield. A potential Record of Decision could be issued at the end of December.
"This historic achievement advances the crucial Chicago-St. Louis high-speed rail project, while signifying that all environmental impacts and route alternatives have been analyzed to determine the best option," Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn said. "Today's issuance of the EIS demonstrates Illinois' steadfast diligence and partnership with the federal government, Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL), communities along the route, private rail partners and other key supporters to move this project forward as quickly as possible."
The Tier 1 EIS includes the RIC as IDOT's preferred Chicago-Joliet route, instead of the existing route, the Heritage Corridor. The $1 billion estimated cost for upgrading the RIC is $500 million less than for the Heritage, mainly because fewer grade separations would be needed. The EIS also represents significant progress on the next stage of high-speed rail after upgrades to the Dwight-Alton portion of the corridor (expected as early as 2015) and the Dwight-Joliet section (anticipated to be complete in 2017) are finished.
The Tier 1 EIS focuses on double-tracking the entire line, while the Tier 2 EIS pinpoints two alternatives along the existing 10th Street rail corridor as finalists to carry the high-speed trains through Springfield.


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LACKAWANNA COUNTY- From 9 a.m. to noon today (Wednesday Dec. 12), there will be alternating single lane closures on Interstate 81 South at Exit 190 (Dickson City/Main Ave) for emergency pothole repair work on the bridge, PennDOT reports.
Major delays are expected, and motorists should consider an alternate route – such as I 476 (Turnpike/toll road), if possible.
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"When the PlayStation 3 was introduced, I was the one of the platform's biggest critics," said Gabe Newell, president and co-founder of Valve. "However, Sony Computer Entertainment has proved that the PlayStation 3 is the most open platform of all the current generation consoles and has worked extremely hard to make the platform the most desirable for consumers and developers. As such, we are delighted to announce Portal 2 for the PlayStation 3 and believe the Steamworks support included will make it the best console version of the game," Newell said.
Portal 2 will be released for the PlayStation 3 alongside the PC, Mac, and Xbox 360 versions of the game. The PlayStation 3 version of Portal 2 will be the only console version to include Steamworks support.


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Cyberprobe is a distributed architecture for real-time monitoring of networks against attack. The software consists of two components: cyberprobe, which collects data packets and forwards it over a network in standard streaming protocols; and cybermon, which receives the streamed packets, decodes the protocols, and interprets the information. Cyberprobe can optionally be configured to receive alerts from Snort. In this configuration, when an alert is received, the IP source address associated with the alert is dynamically targeted for a period of time. Collecting data and forwarding over the network to a central collection point allows for a much more "industrialized" approach to intrusion detection. The monitor, cybermon, is highly configurable using LUA, allowing you to do a great many things with captured data: summarize, hexdump, store, and respond with packet injections.
Junkie is a real-time packet sniffer and analyzer. It is modular enough to accomplish many different tasks. It can be a helpful companion to the modern network administrator and analyst. Compared to previously available tools, junkie lies in between tcpdump and wireshark. Unlike tcpdump, its purpose is to parse protocols of any depth; unlike wireshark, though, it is designed to analyze traffic in real-time and so cannot parse traffic as exhaustively as wireshark does. In addition, its design encompasses extendability and speed. It has a plug-in system and high-level extension language that eases the development and combination of new functionalities; threaded packet capture and analysis for handling of high bandwidth networks; and a modular architecture to ease the addition of any protocol layer. It is based on libpcap for portability, and well-tested on professional settings.
Ostinato is a network packet and traffic generator and analyzer with a friendly GUI. It aims to be "Wireshark in Reverse" and thus become complementary to Wireshark. It features custom packet crafting with editing of any field for several protocols: Ethernet, 802.3, LLC SNAP, VLAN (with Q-in-Q), ARP, IPv4, IPv6, IP-in-IP a.k.a IP Tunneling, TCP, UDP, ICMPv4, ICMPv6, IGMP, MLD, HTTP, SIP, RTSP, NNTP, etc. It is useful for both functional and performance testing.
catnip is a tiny network packet mirroring tool. The server (source) is not based on libpcap and, when compiled and stripped, makes the binary smaller than 20kiB. This makes it very suitable for embedded environments where a libpcap-based tool, typically 100kiB for just libpcap and 500kiB for tcpdump, would be simply too large. What makes catnip stand out from other small packet capturing tools is that it presents the remote systems interface as a local TUN/TAP interface, but additionally can apply a BPF filter at the remote end to send to you only the traffic you are interested in.
netsniff-ng is a high performance Linux network sniffer for packet inspection. It is similar to analyzers like tcpdump, but without the need to perform system calls for fetching network packets. A memory-mapped area within kernelspace will be used for accessing packets, so there is no requirement for copying them to userspace (a 'zero-copy' mechanism). For this purpose, netsniff-ng is libpcap independent, but nevertheless supports the pcap file format for capturing, replaying, and performing offline analysis of pcap dumps. The project is focused on building a robust, clean, and secure analyzer and utilities that complete netsniff-ng as a support for penetration testing. netsniff-ng can be used for protocol analysis, reverse engineering, and network debugging.
tcpdump prints a description of the contents of packets on a network interface which match a given boolean expression. It can also be run with the -w flag, which causes it to save the packet data to a file for later analysis, and/or with the -r flag, which causes it to read from a saved packet file rather than to read packets from a network interface. In all cases, only packets which match the expression will be processed by tcpdump. tcpdump logs more than just TCP, IP, or ethernet packets, but has a whole suite of decoders, including ones for USB.
A tool for chatting and exchanging anonymous email and files securely.
A no-cost version of the Arkeia Virtual Appliance for use in VMWare environments.


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Now that we've kicked cigarettes out of the workplace, the next challenge is tackling that other major lifestyle threat to our health – the physical inertia that's become such a big part of the working day. While we can control couch time at home, the office is a different story – how can we find ways of working that allow us to sit less and still do the job?
Rachel Mulqueeney's new routine in her office at Cancer Council Victoria is pointing the way. Thanks to a height-adjustable desk, she now stands up for part of her working day and when she schedules meetings, they're frequently in rooms equipped with more of these desks that allow people to stand and take notes instead of sitting down. If there's no standing meeting room available, she'll often organise a walking meeting in nearby Carlton Park instead.
"As long as the group is small and the weather's fine, walking meetings work really well - although it helps to have a scribe who's good at walking and writing at the same time," says Mulqueeney who's part of a pilot program at Cancer Council Victoria that's trying to put more physical activity into the working day.
"With standing meeting rooms, it can be a little tricky to get the height of the desks right when there's a big difference in heights of people at the meeting. But most people like the option of standing because they've been sitting for most of the day."
Flexible dress codes make sense too. Biking to work with a business suit stuffed in a pack isn't practical so it helps if workers can wear smart casual on days where suits aren't strictly necessary, says Chris Tzar of Exercise is Medicine Australia which has producedPhysical Activity in the Workplace, a new guide with a range of ideas that employers can use to get their staff moving more.
Based on the evidence that breaking up long periods of sitting may help cut the risk of heart disease and diabetes, this guide recommends employees stand up for two minutes every half an hour if they can - or for two to four minutes every hour.
These breaks can still be work-related, says Tzar. They can be used to discuss something with a colleague, for example, or to stand up and make a phone call – introducing extra long phone cords can make this easier.
"We've had some people in human resources say 'but we can't have people standing up all the time because it interrupts productivity'," he adds. "That's when I say 'so your employees are entitled to a smoking break- but you're saying they can't get up and do something healthy.' The irony is that they have a policy that actually promotes unhealthy behaviour."
What's more likely to affect productivity, says Tzar, is 'presenteeism,' meaning the loss of productivity that comes from people who turn up for work but don't function well because of illness or injury.
"We talk a lot about absenteeism, but more work performance is lost from presenteeism – it's estimated to cost $26 billion a year in lost productivity. Three of the four major causes of presenteesim are depression, high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes - physical activity can help treat all three."
Another way to get moving more is to join forces with co-workers and train for an event like a fun run, swim or community walk together. To find one in your area, check out the Physical Activity Calendar of Events (PACE) on the Exercise is Medicine website.


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First, Russian President Vladimir Putin granted citizenship to French actor Gerard Depardieu. Now, Putin is hobnobbing with the actor Steven Seagal. The star of Under Siege toured a new sports facility with Putin, who used the occasion to call for reviving a Soviet-era fitness program in which kids threw javelins, learned to ski and fired guns.


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Equity @ Edinburgh, Universal Credit Seminar
Start:19 August 2013
Time:14.15 - 16.15
LocationFringe Central, Venue 2
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Many of the welfare benefits people claim to sustain a livelihood in the performing arts are being abolished by the government's welfare reforms. Universal Credit will replace income-based Jobseeker's Allowance, Housing Benefit and many other benefits. Join us for this free session on Universal Credit to find out about entitlement under the reformed system, how it will work and what will happen to the benefits you claim now.
We are running these seminars across the UK - the dates and cities are listed below.
All our Universal Credit seminars are free to attend, but we need to know numbers in advance please, as if take-up is not sufficient for a seminar we will cancel it.
In order to reserve a place and be kept informed about times, venues and any changes please email us making it clear which seminar you wish to attend.
19th August Edinburgh, 14.15 - 16.15, Fringe Central (Fringe Festival Venue 2)
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20thNov Maidstone, 19.30 - 21.30, Hazlitt Arts Centre, 'Fourth Wall' Studio, Earl Street, ME14 1PL
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Please read this article about a lesbian gay advocate (very oxymoronish). This lady is absolutely disgusting. Reprehensible. She worked on legislation to banish gay marriage when she was married to a guy in her 20's. Now, at the tender age of 53, she's working to undo her own work.
No thanks.
Republican and Lesbian, and Fighting for Acceptance of Both Identities
I got a link to this article from a straight friend. She's perplexed, I mean PERPLEXED, that there are gay Republicans out there.


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Movgrab is a command-line movie downloader for sites like YouTube. It has no dependencies; everything that's needed should be there in the tar.gz package. Movgrab can connect through an HTTP proxy, can output the download to stdout for piping into another program, and can fork into the background to free up the console. When forked into the background, its progress can still be seen in a ps list.
Minitube is a YouTube application for Mac, Linux, and Windows. With it, you can watch YouTube videos in a new way: you type a keyword, and Minitube gives you an endless video stream. Minitube does not require the Flash Player. It is not about cloning the original YouTube Web interface, but strives to create a new TV-like experience.
MediaCore is a media-focused CMS. It features rich video and audio support, YouTube/Vimeo integration, HTML5 video, support for the iPad/iPhone, podcasting, iTunes RSS generation, user-submitted content, an embedded media player, and searching. It is highly customizable. There is both a front-end for users and a back-end for administrators. Users can browse videos or podcasts. Users can search for videos by topics and tags. Users can upload videos to the platform; administrators can moderate newly uploaded videos. Administrators can add video, audio, or podcasts. A comment platform for moderation is built-in. Podcasts can be video or audio. It also has automatic iTunes feed generation, automatic RSS feed generation, and feedburner support.
HeldenViewer makes it possible to search for, download, and view Youtube videos in a very easy to use fashion. An important feature is the concept of adding authors as favorites, in order to be notified at the next start of HeldenViewer if the author has uploaded a new video. You will no longer be interrupted by any commercials. Much like the Youtube platform, you can watch the videos while downloading and use your favorite videoplayer to do this. The only restriction is that the video player must be able to play .flv files, e.g. VideoLanClient.
Catharsis.Grails.Widgets is a Grails 2 tag library that provides useful social media tags to include in Web pages. The following areas are covered : Cackle [Comments, OAuth Login]; Disqus [Comments]; Facebook [Activity Feed, Recommendations Feed, Follow Button, Like Button, Like Box, Send Button, Comments, Facepile, Embedded Post, Embedded Video]; Google [Google Analytics, Google "+1" Button]; IntenseDebate [Comments, Comments Count Hyperlink]; Mail.ru [ICQ On-Site, Like Button, Embedded Video]; RuTube [Embedded Video]; Surfingbird [Like Button]; Tumblr [Follow Button, Share Button]; Twitter [Follow Button, Tweet Button]; Vimeo [Embedded Video]; VKontakte [Comments, Community, Like Button, Subscribe, Embedded Video]; Yandex [Yandex Analytics, Ya Button, Share Button, Embedded Video, Yandex.Money Payment Button, Yandex.Money Donate Form, Yandex.Money Payment Form]; YouTube [Embedded Video].
Catharsis.NET.Web.Widgets is an ASP.NET MVC tag library that provides useful social media widgets that be be included on your Web pages. Web widgets are implemented as C# POCO objects that implement System.Web.IHtmlString and provide a convenient fluent interface. Extension methods for System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper are provided for ease of rendering. It supports Cackle, Disqus, Facebook, Google, IntenseDebate, Mail.ru, RuTube, Surfingbird, Tumblr, Twitter, Vimeo, VKontakte, Yandex, YouTube, and the VideoJS player.
eduMagnet can search and access different online video sites (YouTube, Blip, TeacherTube, RSS, German public TV, etc). Students and pupils can create playlists of lectures and talks and play educational content using an embedded video player (MPlayer). As an OLPC project eduMagnet is developed for the sugar OS, but can also be used in any Linux environment using GTK. Students may synchronize playlists to the online platform eduMagnet.org so that other users can subscribe to their playlists. Access to new online video sites can easily be added using python plugins ("Magnets").
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The weekend is almost upon us. May yours be as fun and exciting as an endless stream of sharp news, snappy headlines, and witty comments from Faylor, Alice, Garnett, Jeff, and the rest of the Shack.
In case you missed it, here's a taste of all the fun and excitement we had today:


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Jack Lawrence
Try Chi Chi Larue's "Str8 Shots"
Hakan Serbes and Julian Rios made several solo videos too. They are great
come now, my child. if we were planning to harm you, do you think
we'd be lurking here beside the path in the darkest part of the forest?
Not so straight TJ Cummings (as Nick Steel) sucking cock and getting fucked!
Johnny Castle has it too
Quite a few straight porn guys do webcam work. I know Christian XXX, Mark Wood, Johnny Castle, Brian Street Team and Jenner all do stuff on Streamate. Also, Lexington Steele used to put out a DVD line called Handyman that featured straight porn peformers jerking off. Derrick Pierce, Jack Lawrence, Scott Styles, Marco Banderas and tons of others have appeared on those DVDs.
Love steve Hooper, thanks!
Keep posting cos this could be a real good thread!
From Chi Chi Larue's Str8 Shots 2
From another thread on str8 shots
Julian from Str8 Shots
TJ Cumming solo
here's another for the Steve Hooker fans... imagine this scene waiting for you in your bed!
some of voodoo on this thread
Voodoo from Str8 Shots:
Voodoo Solo - xHamster.com
I am desperate to see that Sergio video. Is it a solo? He is so hot. I've been looking for a solo with him for years.
OMG, thanks bollyland. It's so hot seeing Johnny playing with his hole.
Now, to only get Julian to do the same.
other Johnny Sins video jerking off
nice thanks guys for these videos, they're hot! very very hot, indeed
did charles dera ever do a solo jerk off vid?
another Steve Hooper
has rocco reed ever done a solo?
Straight Porn Star Johnny Anglais aka Jonny Cockfill on Flirt 4 Free
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Man Jack Lawrence is so fucking sexy
I don't think any has posted this link yet, but I apologize if it's a repeat. My favorite straight porn star jack-off video of all time is a young Peter North (aka, Matt Ramsey in his gay videos...which he often denies making). I've often wondered what it would have been like for him as a young boy, trying to jack off in secret like we all did, but always DRENCHING himself in a gallon of cum that he'd have to try and clean up before someone discovered him. Now I can add this video to my fantasy and imagine it all the more vividly. Enjoy!
CLICK HERE to see Peter North jack off for an annoying fag in a weight room.
My Favorite, Nacho Vidal
is there any video of Evan Stone or Billy Glide?
Sorry for being so late to the part on this one, but I recently ran across a solo by straight porn star Tommy Gunn. He's not really my type (I prefer Evan Stone types), but he's straight and masculine and I'd swallow his baby batter any day.


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Longtime resident, Rudolf H. Muller, known around town as "Rudi" passed away suddenly January 8, 2013, with his niece by his side. At 89 years old, he loved walking around town and was devoted to encouraging others, daily study and learning more about his Bible, medicine and science. Previously, he enjoyed tending to his roses and his beloved Tiny Tim.
Rudi was a precision watchmaker from Germany working working with Rolex and Glashutte. His career allowed him opportunities to work in Windhoek and Stellenbosch, South Africa, one of his favorite places, and eventually in Palo Alto, Calif. He retired and resided in Talent, then Ashland, Ore. He will be greatly missed.
He leaves behind his niece, Kristina Dunn, who loved him very much, and Benjamin, her son; as well as nephew, Arnd Gartner.
A private memorial service will be held. In lieu of gifts or flowers, please make donations to ACCESS, Senior Outreach Program.


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It's no wonder that spam senders stay active when so many are falling for their schemes
"Don't click the spam... Don't click the spam..." -- perhaps that should become a mantra for internet users in the U.S. and Canada. A new study (PDF) showed appallingly that one in six users responded to an email posing as spam.
The study was conducted by the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group, an anti-spam trade organization, and shows just how gullible many everyday users are. It surveyed 800 people and found that many responded to the clearly questionable emails. Its conclusion is that with spam comprising an estimated 85 to 90 percent of email traffic, these kinds of users are helping to sustain "a booming spam-driven underground economy."
The study found that many believe themselves to be internet experts, but few really are. Two-third of those surveyed said they were "very" or "somewhat" experienced with Internet security. However, only one third avoided posting their email address online -- an easy entry for spammers, and only one in four used a different email address for submissions that might be shared with spammers.
Two-thirds believed they could identify spam based on the sender's name, forty-five percent by the subject line, and 22 percent said "visual indicators" clued them into whether an email was spam. A mere 3 percent looked at the time the email was sent -- one easy way to identify spam.
Those clicking on the study's Cialis or Michael Jackson emails made a variety of excuses for their behavior. Approximately 17 percent claimed it was a mistake. Another 12 percent said the subject or service interested them. The responses become more humorous from there with 13 percent unable to explain what compelled them to click and respond and 6 percent saying they "wanted to see what would happen."
Of those who said they were "very" or "somewhat" experienced, 12 percent opened spam and loaded its images before deleting it -- sometimes enough to infect your computer -- compared to only 11 percent among those who admitted inexperience. Amusingly, 14 percent of users -- perhaps some of them Apple buyers -- insisted that they would never be victim of a virus.
Research firm Ferris Research said in comments included with the MAAWG report says these people are mistaken. It states, "You might assume that the more technically savvy you are, the less likely you are to be hit by a virus, but that is not true. Our previous research indicates that the more you use computers, the more likely you are to get hit by a virus."
The survey shows that as one might predict, many think they know much more than they really do. And that's happy news to spammers.
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WMATA first began addressing the issue of fatigue management in 2011, starting with a joint study with the Tri-State Oversight Committee.
"While we need to avoid schedules that call for excessive hours, it's equally important to modify work patterns through a combination of education, training and lifestyle choices to ensure employees can avoid fatigue," said WMATA Board Safety Committee Chair Mort Downey. "We have to dig deeper so that employees are educated about the importance of sleep habits and personal wellness, so they understand how their choices off the job relate to fatigue."
Transit systems schedule employees to support two rush-hour periods that bookend a traditional office work day, often with rest breaks built in. Scheduling is also complicated on a system that is working aggressively to overcome a backlog of safety and maintenance projects to bring the system into a "steady state" of repair. Transit agencies are not governed by a uniform standard restricting hours of service for employees. The work undertaken by WMTA over the past year is intended to place the authority as a leader among transit properties nationwide.
Metro's rail operating department is already taking steps to modify shifts that contain excessive hours or fatigue-inducing patterns, as well as revising training programs and developing employee awareness programs that emphasize good sleep schedules.
The report from the fatigue management expert who conducted the research recommends that WMATA consider several factors in developing a fatigue management program, including the shift time of day, employee sleep habits and general wellness factors that contribute to readiness for duty.
Metro is working to mitigate fatigue by establishing and maintaining a Fatigue Risk Management System that incorporates the following principles:
• Providing working conditions that support the prevention and mitigation of fatigue, undergirded by appropriate education and training.
• Encouraging employees and contractors to take advantage of opportunities for sleep and promote wellness as part of part of WMATA's safety culture. WMATA managers and supervisors will model appropriate work/sleep behaviors in the interest of a positive safety culture.
• Limiting the numbers of hours worked based on scientific knowledge regarding the effects of sleep loss and normal body clock ("circadian") phases.
• Continuing to develop a medical fitness-for-duty program that includes protocols for identification and management of sleep disorders among safety-sensitive employees.
• Making adjustments periodically based upon review of data defined by program metrics and safety results, as evidenced by accident rates and investigatory findings for accidents and precursor events.
• Improving existing Fatigue Awareness campaigns.
Subsequent research will collect data from a larger pool of employees, using notebooks to log sleep patterns over a two-week period.


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Breaking rad: Red Sox advance to ALCS with a potent blend of chemistry
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – He's the perfect hero for this hastily repaired team and was once called "the smartest man in baseball," and for one night the craftiest. Craig Breslow, Red Sox long reliever and Game 4 winning pitcher, with his degree from Yale in molecular biophysics, stood in the stench of a Champagne-drenched visitors clubhouse Tuesday night and talked about the importance of chemistry.
[Photos: Boston Red Sox celebrate ALCS berth]
The Boston Red Sox, the most dysfunctional, embarrassing team in sports one year ago, now sit four wins away from the 2013 World Series.
"For 162 games, the only thing that mattered was winning," he said of his teammates in the moments after the Red Sox's American League Division Series-clinching 3-1 victory over the feisty Rays. "We had 25 guys who prioritized winning baseball games beyond any kind of individual achievement or accolade."
All 25, yes, but him, specifically, on this night, a lefty who hasn't been able to rack up strikeouts "since I was trying to get Harvard guys out." Breslow, who's floated from San Diego to Cleveland to Minnesota to Oakland to Arizona, was not supposed to have this crucial role in a playoff game; it was supposed to be Andrew Miller or Andrew Bailey or Joel Hanrahan. They are all dealing with injuries, and so it's him – it's Breslow, coming in for starter Jake Peavy and trying to quash the home team's momentum all by himself.
Breslow entered the game in the sixth with his team down 1-0. He struck out the first four batters he faced. He left the game an inning later with his team ahead to stay. The Rays, whose star pitcher, David Price, made headlines in Boston by referring to reporters as "nerds," were vanquished by baseball's nerd king.
You know the big names – we all know the big names: David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Jacoby Ellsbury. Those names are the marrow of baseball's highest scoring team. This series and this season, however, also belonged to some other names: Breslow, David Ross, Jonny Gomes, and Xander Bogaerts, a 21-year-old rookie who drew a walk that changed the clinching game.
Bogaerts wasn't around last year, the year of beer and fried chicken and gas. He came into this season hoping to work on his confidence and his patience at the plate. He had help from Gomes and Ross, guys who shared information rather than hoarding it. Guys who spread the wealth and never the blame.
"One of my favorite players is David Ross," Bogaerts said. "He's so loud, but in a good way. And Gomes always helped me with pinch-hitting. Those guys, the energy those guys bring …"
There wasn't much reason for Bogaerts to be calm in that moment, leading off the seventh against Jake McGee, who was throwing 96. He felt calm though, and he noticed "it wasn't looking like 96." He saw every pitch clearly, and when ball four left McGee's fingers, Bogaerts watched it all the way as if he was Miguel Cabrera. It was the first of two walks in the game for a guy who wasn't known for working counts. In the ninth inning he became the second youngest in history to draw multiple walks in one postseason game. The youngest was Mickey Mantle.
Ellsbury, arguably the biggest disruptor in baseball, singled Bogaerts over to third, and the rookie came racing home on a wild pitch. The blitzkrieg known as the Sox offense had only six singles in nine innings, and one of them was enough to tie the game at 1. Ellsbury came all the way to third on the wild pitch and scored on a groundout. That was the go-ahead run that gave the Yale grad the most important win of his life.
Breslow didn't want to say too much after the game. He said he only had "a second" for interviews, even though he could have answered questions for hours. It was telling that Breslow had a moment every ballplayer dreams of, at the apex of an uninspiring pitching career, and he only participated reluctantly.
"Nobody's trying to send a message through the media here," he said. "We're trying to get guys out."
He did that Tuesday, tying his career-high strikeout total. Manager John Farrell started to call Breslow the second most important reliever in the bullpen, then he backed up and told reporters to "strike that," because that's not how this team is. Now it's just 25 guys.
As the Sox whooped and hollered their way off the field here, they fled to the clubhouse and someone yelled for some music. Soon Ortiz was in the middle of it all, pouring booze and swaying to Drake:
Started at the bottom now we're here. Started at the bottom now the whole team's [expletive] here.
Started at the bottom now they're here: the old Sox and the new, the big names and the no-names. The 21-year-old who literally walked onto a stage few get to see in a baseball lifetime, and the Yale grad who didn't win a single major league game until he turned 28.
As he wiped the Champagne from his eyes, Breslow was asked about his old major. Does he ever think about molecular biophysics and biochemistry anymore?
He shook his head. No time for that. No time to watch "Breaking Bad."
"Make no mistake," he said, "about where my priorities lie."
No need to study chemistry anymore. He's part of it now.