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According to the National Osteoporosis Foundation (NOF), osteoporosis and low bone mass are currently a major public health threat for an estimated 44 million U.S. women and men aged 50 and older. Ten million individuals are estimated to already have the disease and almost 34 million more are estimated to have low bone mass, placing them at increased risk for osteoporosis. Unfortunately, many people do not know they are at risk until after the first fracture. According to The 2004 Surgeon General's Report on Bone Health and Osteoporosis, as many as one in two women in the U.S. 50 years and older will have an osteoporosis-related fracture in their lifetime.
But people of all ages can aspire to better bone health, according to IOF President Professor Pierre Delmas of the Universite Claude Bernard, Lyon, France. "Knowing which risk factors may affect you is the first step towards improving your bone health, and if you believe you are at risk of osteoporosis, do not put off seeing your doctor -- make an appointment today. There are bone density tests which can help assess your risk."
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"I started taking pictures when I was 23 and opened a portrait studio when I was 25. I had to learn very quickly and copy to be able to eat or at least to stay in business. For me a "style" really didn't emerge until 25 years later. I, like 95% of portrait photographers, was doing the exact same work as most successful portrait people were doing in every city in North America and probably the Western World. We attend the same seminars, conventions, and read the same trade magazines. We were interchangeable. The Stepford Photographers. Once I decided to work alone, out of my home, with virtually no overhead, I could relax and let my "style" emerge."
You know, that got me thinking too. While I'm happy with the path I've followed thus far, I sometimes realize the difficulties one can encounter by doing the opposite of what you've done. You see, after having explored photography on my own, and deciding that my goals are purely artistic, and realizing the ideas that I want to express artistically (though, yes, I'm sure these ideas will inevitably evolve), I would now find it virtually impossible to work with photography in any commercial sense. I was offered work as a commercial photographer, shooting portraits, architecture, etc. And I considered, and even went to speak with the man interested in hiring me. But one look around the reception area, and the photographs hanging on the walls, and I realized I'd be utterly miserable working there! Now that I've formed these ideals, I couldn't possibly work against them. So, I would love to be involved in photography as a 'career' (ie making money), but my only option would likely be professional darkroom work. I couldn't photograph what other people told me or expected me to. I just couldn't do it. And art rarely becomes a 'career' for anybody. I do have a family to feed. I'll be lucky if I ever get a gallery show in all of my life, and even more so if I actually sell anything! So, I'll continue working a menial job (in my case, usually office/clerical work) and exploring my art on the side. Still can be depressing if I let it get to me, but I try to avoid that. lol.
But as far as traps go, there are plenty to fall into, apparently.
Good point on the jazz. I think you're quite correct. Again, I can see this in my husband. He might be called to a local studio by somebody who has heard him play to record on a hip-hop tune, or reggae/ska... once they even wanted him for techno. I'm always surprised at his enthusiasm. 'Don't you hate that sort of stuff?' I say. But he's unperturbed. And I'm sure you've hit the nail on the head. Whether or not he's working in the genre he prefers, he's still working, creating music, 'getting together' with other musicians. I suppose if I was invited to a painting party, I'd be thrilled to go, even if I can't paint. I could just fling paint randomly at the canvas. Oh, wait, that's been done already, hasn't it?
Dr. Bob -
Thanks for the support and encouragement. It's appreciated. Whether or not I will succeed... I suppose that depends on the definition. Become recognized at least nationally as an artist? Well... my chances are probably slight. But if I create work that pleases me, and am at least able to share it with a small number of people who appreciate and understand it, then I may still have succeeded when all is said and done. But I won't know for quite awhile now, I think.
If you mean offensive and objectionable as in great art that nonetheless is controversial and eye-opening, possibly upsetting, well, that is unlikely to offend me. But I admit to being offended and generally appalled when I see some of the work people are passing off as 'art' these days. And more so when the critics start gushing over some of this crap. But, hey, it'll always be that way, won't it? Best I can do is try to avoid practicing such disgusting deception, or perhaps it's simply ignorance and stupidity. Gosh, don't get me started! *taking deep breath*
Regarding 'the work of the masters', I'm still not convinced. I just don't feel the need to study study study. I observe what is around me and ponder everything, and for me I feel it is enough. I don't know how best to describe my philosophy, really. I've become familiar with rules over the years simply by perusing user sites like this one, reading articles I come across, and occasional technical photography texts, observing the work of others, generally average people posting to websites such as this, sometimes people who are long established (Jan Saudek, again, one of my favorites), and I have learned bits and pieces here and there of the work of 'the masters' and their techniques. But I'm still just doing what I do as it comes to me. Of course the desire to work with traditional photography was inspired in me by other people and other photography. Of course the desire to take it further with pinholes, plastic cameras, medium format, alternative processes, etc, was inspired in me by other people and other art. But I didn't go searching for it. It found me of it's own accord and I feel things will continue to work in that way.
If I do ever find the time and money and opportunity to attend art school (I'd love to go to the Art Institute of Boston one day), I realize that studying the history of photography will be important and required. But I plan to take it all with a grain of salt. I refuse to let people influence me so strongly that I should feel inclined to do what they've done or what they tell me I should do. Some have even suggested that attending an art school would be a very bad idea for me. Professors who only want to see work that they deem is 'art', students who critique based on their own preconcieved notions, those inevitable people who refuse to believe that not everything deemed by the big critics as great isn't neccessarily so, etc, etc. But I believe I can persevere. My desire is to search and find those people whose minds are open, to gain access to opportunities, equipment, techniques that would be otherwise near impossible for me to find on my own, to be part of a community, even if I don't agree with everybody. In life, it is so.
I am satisfying myself, as much so as I possibly can, and you're right, it is all that matters.
Jeremy said; "I agree that it is always much more fun to photograph when there is not a pre-conceived notion of what to photograph. If there is, then I feel some undisclosed pressure to make that picture work and this weighs down the whole experience."
This is very much a part of the core of my ideals. I battle with it, and try to fight it off. Trying to keep my mind open and clear...
Ole said; "I find that photos I have taken when consciously thinking of composition are invariably dull. But every once in a while I'm surprised to find elements of classic composition in pictures I have taken just because I liked what I saw. And those are the pictures worth taking!"
Again, exactly. I just responded to a pm from somebody else on the site regarding this. He said "By shooting exactally what you need with the final product in mind printing is fast and easy", and I responded to it;
"My approach is definitely different than yours. I tend to be less 'conscious' of what I'm recording when I press the shutter. I find that when I try to create a scene deliberately and then shoot it, it always seems stiff and contrived. For me it always works out best when I just shoot what I 'feel' and then do the most creative work afterward, exploring alternative techniques to create from my 'fleeting moments captured on film' a final work that expresses something moving or thoughtful. I guess mine is a path of discovery after pressing the shutter, whereas you've followed your path long before pressing the shutter. I admire your ability to do so; I am entirely incapable of it. But I imagine it's rewarding and fun either way."
"The whole point is to see what's outside your own head, instead of the inside like most people do."
I realize that I cannot entirely disassociate my own personal experiences from the work I create, but I try, in order to make art that can be universally understood and appreciated. I agree with this statement completely.
Ed -
Your defense of my position is much appreciated. You're absolutely correct in your translation of my original post. As I think I probably made clear when I mentioned my belief that Adams was a master craftsman much more so than an artist, I feel the same way about technical details. If it works on an emotional level, the technicalities are utterly unimportant.
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"And just what is it that makes you so sure that YOU have it right"
Indeed. I hadn't read your response yet when I posted my last, but I could have quoted you rather than saying; "In this world, we are all entitled to our own opinions and beliefs. You needn't agree with me, nor I you. But surely you don't presume to know who's on 'base' and who isn't. Did you really fail to see the irony of your statement?" We indeed think alike. And attempting to avoid making such assumptions myself is another part of my big silly philosophy.
Oh and a big LOL @ your ' critic's conversation'. It happens way too often! Hey, don't get me started, I said.
Gosh, I did it again. I can't believe people even attempt to slog through my long-winded responses. Probably most people don't! lol.


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Monitoring HTTP GET in Vontu DLP - Web Prevent
Just curious if anyone has any information on monitoring HTTP GET requests using DLP Web Prevent (ICAP from Proxy).
The documentation (and configuration) has an option to enable HTTP GET scanning- but what does this mean exactly?
Does it search just "in the URI" itself ? Or does it search within other headers (eg. Cookies, XHeaders, etc)?
Further, do we know if it can handle encodings- even basic ones like Base64 in those fields?
Finally, does Vontu for GETs perform any sort of "sessionization", in other words- linking multiple GET requests together that may be part of the same session to determine leakage.
We are are currently monitoring HTTP POSTS (and evaluating HTTPS - SSL decryption on proxy), and now looking into feasibility of HTTP GETS. Just looking for some information from other users who may be heading down the same path.
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Great questions. While I'm not going to say I'm an expert here, I believe I do understand the nature of the questions and the appropriate answers. I'm on the 80-90% positive side about my answers for you.
HTTP GET scanning, will actually scan within all of the GET request. If extraneous information is contained within the request, it will be scanned and analyzed according to the policy. If the policy ignores headers, then no we won't view the headers.
With regard to encoded information, I don't belive this will happen. Just as we don't do any type of decryption of other information, we aren't going to break down extra encoding. We look at the raw packet data and analyze. We rely on the ICAP interface to feed us the data in your example. This allows for the HTTPS decryption to happen as the Proxy does the work in that area. Our Monitor/Prevent products are meant to do analysis on what's provided, not really to manipulate or massage the data.
On the sessionization topic, I don't think we do this no. A GET request essentially is a quick transmission and once the GET session itself has completed (aka as soon as the content has been retrieved for the user) then it is no longer the same "session" in regard to the actual packets. The only session set we keep is the current transmissions. Each new transmission after will truly be a new "session" to the Monitor/Prevent system.
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Thanks for the answers, Shawn.
It's good to see that scanning will (most likely) occur within the entire GET request, and not just the URI. This would mean that cookies and xHeaders, etc would be scanned using the policies- which is a good thing.
You mentioned "scanning of headers" needing to be enabled in policy- can you tell me which setting that is? I'm not as familar with the policy side of Vontu as I am the infrastructure piece.
The sessionization thing is as I expected, with Vontu only scanning one GET at a time.
Since it seems that you've given this topic some thought..... :)..... What are your thoughts on the future of web browsing moving more towards a model where data might be, by design, chopped up and uploaded via an HTTP GET. Thinking of something like AJAX? Examples here:(http://www.javascriptkit.com/dhtmltutors/ajaxgetpost.shtml)
Thanks again!
In the interface on the policy, there are checkboxes for Envelope, Subject, Body, and Attachments. Envelope equates to headers.
Unfortuantely I'm not too much of a web dev or coding genius (working on this personally this year to get more familiar), so I don't have much of a take on it all. Ask me in 2 years!
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This would be a hot contender for South Africa's national dish! The recipe was selected for an international recipe book published in 1951 by the United Nations Organisation. Bobotie is a Cape-Malay creation, and they spice it up even more with cumin, coriander and cloves. A similar dish was known in Europe in the middle ages after the Crusaders had brought turmeric from the East. When our first Dutch settlers arrived, Holland was largely influenced by Italian cooks, and a favorite dish was a hashed meat backed with curried sauce, spiked with red pepper and 'sweetened with blanched almonds.' There are many local variations, but the idea is that the mince should be tender and creamy in texture, which means long, slow cooking. Early cooks added a little tamarind water; lemon rind and juice is a more modern adaptation.
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It was good the first time. The second time I didn't follow the directions and just pressed the bay leaves in without rolling them. It probably was the nastiest thing I have ever made. Roll the bay leaves!flag if inappropriate
ok, but not quite the "real thing," heh? Next time, I think I'll double the spices and dried fruits and grate the apple (the juice seeped out and added good flavor, but left the apples squishy, tasteless chunks.)flag if inappropriate
I loved this dish and my boyfriend did too. i didn't know what to expect, but a few months later we went to an african restaurant in melbourne and ordered bobotie, and it tasted just the same, so i was pleased that i had attained some authenticity.flag if inappropriate
We did this as part of a South Africa theme dinner (we're all going on a safari/SA trip). Can't say we are looking forward to our culinary experience there. This dish was okay, not fabulous and so far from my usual likes of bright fresh flavors. Interesting for our theme dinner; not good enough to add to my repertoire.flag if inappropriate
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Uniquely beautiful! I am so glad this theatre has survived.
What a beautiful and interesting interior. I am very glad the Holland is being restored. The Schines built many wonderful theatres. From what I read, the Schine brothers were very decent people.
From the photos I just saw of the theatre, the Midland is beautiful. I'm glad it is back in use as an entertainment center. Kudos to all those involved in the wonderful restoration.
With the huge costs of producing shows, producers want a sure thing.
It seems we live in a complex & technical age where creativity and imgination are secondary to profit.
After listening to the 1978 Nativity segment several times, I personally found the music to be better arranged and much more inspiring than now. I remember the stage shows from the 1950's through the 70's. Although only about 45 minutes long, it had a showmanship element that is missing today.
Leonidoff's stage presentations were so distinctly special! Like most of Roxy's staff, he was extremely talented.
Thanks for posting the audio clip, DJF7, extremely enjoyable. It brought back many wonderful memories of the MUSIC HALL. Will enjoy hearing more when you add more.
My cousin lived further up on Garth Road. I use to pass the theatre many times. I remember going there back in the 1990's. Bob Miller gave excellent info.
Royal was etched on top of the original facade of the building, so I believe that was it's original name. The building is on the corner of forty-first street and thirteenth Avenue, so it could not have been the Amoranth theatre which is listed as being on forty-second street. That place must have been a short lived theatre. It is the first time I ever heard it mentioned.
The talented Mr. Mitchell brought so much joy to people. He will be fondly remembered.
The orchestra floor was leveled and the seats removed so furniture could be stored there. The 46th Street had concerts there in its last few years before closing in 1973.
The building in Lost Memory's 1968 photo is the Blythborne post office. Enjoyed jloew's informative post. I didn't realize the organ was still there at that time. Like so many theatres, what a shame it is gone, a sign of the "modern" times.
I commend the group that now owns the Majestic theatre. You are doing a great job. Wishing you continued success.
I hope the proper people can collectively get their act together and effectively restore this unique theatre soon. Time is passing.
A very atractive theatre. I am glad it is in good hands.
What a stunning theatre! I am so glad it was restored and will be seen by many generations to come.
Lost Memory, I really appreciate all the wonderful photos you post. Thank you!
An attractive theatre. I am glad it is being so well maintained.
GabeDF thanks for letting us know about the filmed segment of Lanny Ross. It was very enjoyable
Just saw an interior photo of the restoration. The theatre looks beautiful.
The photo must be from 1986 since it is showing the movie DOWN AND OUT IN BEVERLY HILLS
How sad it must be to see, like so many wonderful movie theatres. Many of us who are old enough are lucky to remember them. I have so many wonderful memories of attending the Oriental. When I moved out of Brooklyn, New York City had greatly changed and lost a lot of its charm to me.
I agree with Warren. Notic that the headlight are on all cars and taxis. "Roxy" Rothafel gave some ideas that were incorporated into the design of RCMH, such as the idea for the "sunburst stage (I read that he got the idea when he was taking an ocean cruise and was watching the sun setting) but he is not the designer.
Plenty of showmanship and style in that program. Makes you want to attend that theatre. I appreciate S. Porridge letting us see it.
Steve Morris looks like a very kind person. I hope the Gem Theatrre continues for a long time to entertain the area. It's an attractive theatre.


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Les Lis is a three-bedroom, 500-year-old stone house perched on a steep hill in the quiet medieval town of St-Bresson. The house and village offers superb views of the valley Vis and the peaks of the Séranne and Pic Saint Loup. When we conceived of Les Lis, we envisioned a place where people could go to feed their senses and escape the hectic and commercial emphasis of modern day life. Like many houses in the Languedoc area, the exact date of its construction is unknown, as the records were lost during the French Revolution.
The spacious house (laid out on 4 levels) is well appointed with quality furnishings and original art. Enjoy cooking in a fully equipped kitchen and a choice of dining one on of two terraces or in the traditional dining room which has been used to feed as many as 18 for a sit down meal!
Hike the various mountain trails or relax with a glass of superb local wine on one of two terraces and enjoy the views. A short drive down a picturesque and windy road will take you to the bottom of the hill, where the river runs through the small village of St.-Laurent-le-Minier. There is a popular bathing spot for locals and tourists alike at the Cascade de la Vis, with several waterfalls and a deep cavern which allows the bravest to dive into the water from a medieval arched bridge. Canoeing, horseback riding, cycling are just a few of the outdoor pleasures you can enjoy. The area is a mecca for artists and writers—and studios and small galleries abound. And of course, the region is known for it's excellent wines and goat cheeses.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
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|Montpellier 50 km
|Will consider
|House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|7 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Montpellier or Nimes 50 km, Nearest railway: Montpellier or Nimes
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire
|Central heating, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
You enter the house from the small walled courtyard. Inside the walled courtyard is a small garden filled with roses, peonies, day lillies, a variety of spring and summer bulbs, and various other perennial flowers.
A covered terrace has an antique mosiac floor and a small seating area with table and chairs. Two steps up from the covered terrace and you are in the living room. The windows in the living room can be thrown open to the plaza.
The windows frame the medieval church across the plaza and the virgin Mary with her painted white gloves. The living room has tall ceilings, original beams, and a fireplace. It also has a traditional "cats" window with original fixtures. The living room is well appointed with an oversized couch and chairs, hand-loomed throw pillows, a tete-e-tete table, Persian rug, and small stereo. Original art decorates the walls.
From the living room, you enter the kitchen with its 15th-century tile floors. The kitchen has a full-size American-style refrigerator, a six-burner stove, a dishwasher, a small pantry and plenty of cupboards and counter space. The stoneware is traditional Anduzian. The kitchen is fully equipped. There is also a side door leading from the kitchen outside down a short flight of steps to the two-car detached garage. From the kitchen you enter a hall where we store beach towels, beach blankets, and various other items you may need for exploration around the local area. The bathroom is off this hall and has a tile shower and sink, toilet, and storage facilities. There is a washing machine and dryer in one of the caves (unfinished rooms) off the walled garden.
Moving up some tiled stairs from the hall is the entrance to the dining room. The dining room faces south and has several antique windows. There is a large table (easily sits eight and has an extension for 12). The dining room also opens out to the covered terrace through a medieval arched door. The dining room is adorned with original art, pottery, and a Persian rug.
If you continue up the stairway past the entrance to the dining room you reach two of the three bedrooms. The bedrooms all contain an antique armoire or closet and a dresser or drawers in the armoire. The beds have top-quality mattresses, 300-count brushed cotton bedding, lightweight down comforters, and duvets. Small throw rugs are scattered about the tile floors. Original art also hangs in all the bedrooms. The third bedroom is reached through ladder-type stairs in the livingroom. It is a very large sunny room containing a click-clack — a couch that folds down into a queen-size bed. This room also contains a solid maple desk and a seating area for reading or visiting. The room is perfect for painting or writing. In fact, we call it the Writers' Room. The Writers' Room opens out onto a terrace that has a teak table and chairs that seats six, and two teak loungers. The terrace overlooks the village and the surrounding countryside. The wisteria winds up and around the sides of the terrace, and a venerable giant of a plane tree partially shades the terrace in the hottest summer months.
The kitchen has a full-size American-style refrigerator, a six-burner stove, a dishwasher, a small pantry and plenty of cupboards and counter space. The stoneware is traditional Anduzian. The kitchen is fully equipped. Full set of high quality pots and pans, cookie sheets, cake pans, ceramic roasting dishes. Traditional Aduzian stoneware for 12, including multiple serving dishes, meat platter, and serving trays. Ice bucket, drink mixer, and glassware, including water jugs for the table. Linen tablecloths, placemats, and napkins. Bamboo placemats for the terrace, cutting boards, breadboards, bread box. Coffee maker, coffee grinder, toaster, hand-beater. Full stock of utensils. Supplies such as basic spices, soap, dishwashing and dishwasher liquid, detergent. In cubbyhole in the hall you'll find an iron, ironing board, beach towels and beach blanket, extra-large canvas bag for shopping at the market. The bathroom is equipped with a blow-dryer and hair iron.
|Further details outdoors
You enter the house from the walled courtyard or from the kitchen door on the opposite side of the house. Inside the walled courtyard is a small garden filled with roses, peonies, day lilies, a variety of spring and summer bulbs, and various other perennial flowers.Moving up ten stone steps you enter a covered terrace, surrounded by a giant purple wisteria that rises up to the third story of the house.The covered terrace has an antique mosiac floor and a small seating area with a table that will seat 4 (6 in a squeeze). At the roof level there is a second terrace with two loungers and a table/chairs that will sit 6.
Across from the kitchen is a garage and parking space for one car. The house is surrounded by small stone flower beds w climbing roses. Window boxes filled w flowers hang from all the windows.
|Further details
Our caretaker is french with limited English-speaking skills. But English speaking native (us) available at all times via email to answer questions.
The Languedoc-Roussillon region
With mountains and gorges (Robert Louis Stevenson's Travels on a Donkey took place in the Cévennes mountains), rivers like the Hérault and the Orb and the Aude, extinct volcanoes, manmade marvels like Carcassonne, Aigue Mortes and La Grande Motte, the region can justly claim to be one of Europe's jewels.
Moving north (inland) from Montpellier, the Languedoc region, as this part of the northern Hérault is called, boasts a panorama of dry limestone hills and plateaus with sparse vegetation. Garrigue is an old Occitan word for the holly-oak, and these scrubby would-be trees grow everywhere, along with thyme, lavender-scented maquis, olive trees and the everpresent grapevine.The windblown landscapes continue all the way down to the sea and are as romantic as Provence but with a fraction of the tourists and without the chilly effects of the mistral.
The Languedoc boasts of some of the best wines in the southern region and is quickly becoming one of the brightest stars in the French wine firmament. It is a huge wine region that has been divided into 12 specialized micro-areas, or terroirs. Vineyards dot the landscape. The Pic-St-Loup, a magnificent cliff-rimmed double-humped mountain, is home to several outstanding vineyards. Our favourites include the Chateau d'Hortus and Mas Bruguiere.
St Bresson is a gateway between the northern Hérault and the southern Cévennes— topographically two very diverse regions. While the northern Hérault is scrub and desert, the Cévennes is one of the leading agricultural regions of France, boasting forests full of chestnut trees, rolling hills and valleys, small fertile streams, and rich dark soil.
Saint Bresson
The area around St-Bresson offers many, many things to do—so many that naming all of them is impossible. What we've done on our personal web is to give you an idea of the types of activities you can do and the types of places you can see in the region.
Please see our web (click on the tab WHAT TO DO for ideas.) There you will find a list of Market Days, canoeing and kayaking, hiking, antiquing, arts, beaches and swimming spots, places to see, and vineyards. Our personal web is quiet extensive and will keep you informed and entertained!
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"Amazing property with awesome views and garden."
This place was much better than I could have imagined! And I have a good imagination! Driving up to this medieval village, we were stopped by rush hour traffic which consisted of sheep and goats crossing the road! The village consisted of many ancient stone houses. The house that we stayed in appeared to be the best maintained in the whole village. The exterior had a wall of wisteria and roses that were in full bloom. All the windows had tasteful flower boxes and there was a beautiful garden in the rear. The views from the house included lovely mountain greenery and the village medieval church. Inside this ancient home were all the modern conveniences, yet they did not distract from the 500 year old charm of this place. A wood burning fireplace hit the spot on cooler days. Sometimes, the most difficult decision was to figure out which deck to hang out or dine on! There were a couple of larger towns down the hill which provided all the necessities and had wonderful market days to purchase delicious foods, beverages and about anything else you could think of! I would highly recommend this location. The owner of this property was extremely helpful and professional.
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WASHINGTON, May 29 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Lung Cancer Alliance (LCA) said that the American Cancer Society's claim of "progress in cancer fight" earlier this week was based on "selective culling of statistics and ignores the dismal truth that we have made very little progress on the most lethal cancers, including lung cancer, which causes one in every two cancer deaths, or in metastatic cancer of any kind."
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In 1975 when the so-called War on Cancer was launched, the incidence rate (the number of men and women with cancer for each 100,000 of population) was 400.4. In 2006, the rate was 456.2. The death rate in 1975 was 199.1. In 2006 it was 187.0. The explanation for why the death rate has fallen depends on the type of cancer, levels of respective research funding, behavior modifications, and the deployment and awar
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Is the Pathauto/Redirect integration supposed to support a bulk update of URL aliases? If not, please disregard the below.
It seems very unclear after trawling through the many confused issues about this... It should probably be clarified somewhere.
The create redirect on update functionality doesn't seem to be working for me.
I'm using;
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... and I've got the following settings in Pathauto;
Do nothing. Leave the old alias intact.
Create a new alias. Leave the existing alias functioning.
Create a new alias. Delete the old alias.
I've got 'Automatically create redirects when URL aliases are changed' selected in Redirect.
I'm trying to change the aliases on 12,000 nodes, and was expecting to be able to do this using bulk update or deleting them and then re-creating them. However, when I do either of these, it doesn't create the redirect. By the looks of things, I'm missing this "Create a new alias. Redirect from old alias" option in Pathauto - or has that just been replaced with the settings in Redirect?
If I manually edit an existing alias, it creates a redirect to the old path, so something's working...
Any help would be appreciated.
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You'll want to use the option "Create a new alias. Delete the old alias."
Note that deleting and re-creating will never allow redirects to be created because you would destroy the possible paths to redirect from by doing the delete. Redirecting should work if you are bulk updating.
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You cannot bulk update from the Pathauto screen - you can only update items that have not yet been aliased. To bulk update, you would go to admin/content/node and use the 'Update URL alias' action (or this is also available if you use Views Bulk Operations). If updating via admin/content/node is not working, do you have the Pathauto Persist module enabled?
Comment #8tuccio CreditAttribution: tuccio commented
Dave Reid answered you at #4: you need to bulk update from the admin/content/node or perform a bulk operation. I have done a bulk alias update operation and got all my redirects created and working correctly.
Comment #8.0tuccio CreditAttribution: tuccio commented
Possibly not a bug, just lack of functionality.
Comment #9rickdonohoe CreditAttribution: rickdonohoe commented
I've been banging my head with this as well.
"I have changed the alias pattern for 2,000 nodes, and want to update these in a safe way".
Here I wouldn't bulk update as there would be no new nodes. Instead I have to delete all content aliases, then bulk update. This works however no redirects have been added, even though I am using the Redirect module setup as described above.
Can this be done so you can easily change a very large amount of nodes at once, whilst maintaining a redirect for the old alias?
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Comment #11jcalais CreditAttribution: jcalais commented
We faced this same problem with taxonomy term pages a while ago and solved it by writing a drush script that only loads and saves all terms in a vocabulary. Appears to work just fine, because that generated new aliases for all terms in the vocabulary as well as made the old alias into a redirect.
Wrote a blog post about it for the place where I work, in case you want more details.


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This motel was good as the price was low, it was very clean, cleaned everyday. Very close to freeways so easily accessible. However, there was a small pool which i would not go in as i dont know what would be swimming in there and there was no wifi which was an inconvience. The rooms were clean, I always felt... More
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