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Totally Uncooked
By Peggy Orenstein
Published: September 1, 2002
Michael Klein sits on the garden wall dressed in bicycle shorts and a tie-dyed San Francisco Giants T-shirt, his hair pulled into a ponytail, his expression obscured by mirrored sunglasses. Behind him, rolling along a Northern California hillside, are three terraced acres of organic fig trees, plum trees, pear trees, peach trees, fraises des bois, tomatoes and melons and a bounty of edible flowers. But Klein, 47, is no farmer. A Harvard M.B.A. who made his fortune in data communications before dropping out to hang with the Grateful Dead and become an environmental advocate, he is on the well-heeled vanguard of the hottest (or, in this case, the coolest) dietary trend: raw-foodism.
Cooked food has not passed Klein's lips in five years -- that means not only meat but also vegetarian staples like pasta, rice and beans, which are not tasty in their natural state. Since, like most raw-foodists, he is also vegan, he abstains from dairy and eggs. Even tofu is taboo, because the soybeans it is made from are cooked. ''I've never felt better,'' Klein says. He sleeps less, has more energy. He even eats less. Although he does a two-hour ashtanga yoga workout each morning, he subsists on about 800 calories a day, which most nutritionists would consider starvation level. (The recommended daily allowance for an active adult male is 2,900 calories.) Raw-foodists claim, however, that uncooked calories metabolize more efficiently -- although there is no evidence for this. When I suggest that vegans I've met often look sickly, he shrugs. ''What we perceive as healthy may to a certain extent be socially determined,'' he says. ''They may have been very healthy and just looked weird to you.'' Klein himself is gaunt, though his arms are enviably muscular.
Klein is among a growing number of people who believe that eating uncooked ''living foods'' extends youth and staves off disease -- who, in some cases, consider cooked food tantamount to poison. Heat, they maintain, depletes food's protein and vitamin content and concentrates any pesticides. More important, it destroys a food's natural enzymes, which, enthusiasts claim, facilitate digestion; to absorb cooked food, they say, the body must use up its own limited supply of enzymes. By helping the body retain enzymes, a ''living foods'' diet supposedly delays aging, boosts energy and prevents or cures virtually all life-threatening diseases. ''In nature, all animals eat living foods,'' wrote the raw-foods pioneer T.C. Fry, who died six years ago at a relatively youthful 70. ''Only humans cook their foods, and only humans suffer widespread sicknesses and ailments.'' He also wrote, ''All the diseases of civilization -- cancer, heart disease, diabetes -- are all directly attributable to the consumption of cooked food.''
The raw-foodist subculture is a mix of alternative-health types, spiritual seekers and the aggressively trendy. (Celebrity devotees include Demi Moore and Angela Bassett.) Many people turn to the movement after struggling with chronic illness or obesity. Numerous Web sites peddle juicers, suggest recipes and offer testimonials that read like conversion experiences. ''It was about two years ago, at the height of my suffering from deadly cancer, that I was introduced to the raw-food diet, which completely changed my life,'' proclaims one of the faithful on rawfood.com. There are potlucks in Little Rock, festivals in Portland, conferences in Boston, tropical retreats in Bali. A small library's worth of ''uncookbooks'' have been published, and there is a movement afoot to pressure the Food Network into producing a raw-foods show.
It would be easy to dismiss raw cookery as kookery, and many do. But the rise of raw also reflects something about America's current mood. Extreme dietary regimens tend to crop up during times of crisis as a simple fix for society's ills. Amid the wave of social reforms in the 19th century, Sylvester Graham (of cracker fame) linked vegetarianism -- and home-baked bread in particular -- to spiritual salvation. A short time later, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, inventor of cornflakes, promoted a regimen of ''biologic living,'' which, in addition to some visionary ideas about diet and exercise, included five daily enemas and radium therapy.
Living-food gurus similarly promise not only better health but also increased wealth, spiritual enlightenment and inner contentment -- something that, these days, many of us find in short supply. In fact, by serving up equal parts fashion and phobia, raw-foodists may have hit on the ideal cuisine for an anxious time. ''In American life today, there's a lot we can't control,'' says Barbara Haber, author of ''From Hardtack to Home Fries: An Uncommon History of American Cooks and Meals.'' ''But everyone has control over their own intake. We can't control terrorism, but we can make sure we don't eat anything cooked.''
Michael Klein's raw-foods diet is cushier than most. After all, his wife, Roxanne, is a chef. Such a good chef that Michael has personally bankrolled her eponymous restaurant, Roxanne's, an all-raw haute cuisine eatery in Larkspur, Calif. Roxanne's is not the first raw restaurant: there are about 20 in the United States, including three branches of Quintessence in Manhattan. But it is the first to cast raw as a fine-dining trend, and the attendant hype has pushed raw-foodism into the spotlight. Michael Bauer, a San Francisco restaurant critic, wrote that ''Klein may be as revolutionary in vegetarian cuisine as Alice Waters has been in the mainstream.''

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Radio Three programmes normally come from a tiny studio deep inside Broadcasting House. So far inside, in fact, that there's no daylight. It's on the third floor, and was once a consecrated space, complete with altar, used for the Daily Service.
For The Genius of Mozart we've relocated to the top of the building, a much larger studio on the 8th floor, that enables us to accommodate live music at any point in the day. You might have caught Leon McCawley playing sonatas on Classical Collection and Afternoon on Three, the Heath Quartet on Breakfast, fortepianist Richard Egarr and baritone Sir Thomas Allen on In Tune. It's a lovely space, originally the BBC's Military Band Studio. During the recent refurbishment of Broadcasting House, two faux ocular windows were opened up, so now light streams in, the sun setting just before In Tune takes to the air.
I've had the lights bright when I've been in the studio presenting Performance on 3, but my colleague Sara Mohr-Pietsch prefers something more intimate during Play Mozart for Me. On the first night, we spent some minutes experimenting with the fancy light switches. In the end Sara went for almost complete darkness, a single energy saving light bulb in an Anglepoise providing enough illumination for her to see her notes. It certainly creates atmosphere in the studio.
I've been thinking much about Charles Mackerras and his Mozartian legacy this weekend - we celebrated his enormous contribution towards Mozart research and performance in a programme this morning. He was 16 when he first started writing Mozart pastiches, a process which convinced him that a) he wasn't going to be a composer, and that b) Mozart had an extraordinary ability to turn out works on demand. 'There are sometimes occasional signs that Mozart was writing extremely quickly,' he told Gramophone Magazine in 2005. 'But even Mozart writing at top speed has something completely special about him.'
In the early 1960s Sir Charles went to Donaueschingen, then best known for its radical new music festival, but also home to a rich collection of Mozart opera scores used for early performances. There he became fascinated with Mozart's ability to re-write and reshape arias for individual singers, often making major changes at the eleventh hour. He also studied Mozart's use of appoggiaturas and ornamentation, which influenced his seminal Sadler's Wells production of The Marriage of Figaro in 1965, performances that were mocked by some, and hailed as seminal by others. Mozart's operas went on to play a major role in his career; Cosi Fan Tutte at Glyndebourne last June turned out to be his final work - he died just a few weeks later.
As I said on air, it was great presenting the tribute from the studio where Mackerras regularly joined Sean Rafferty and I on In Tune. He was always jovial, with plenty to say about the works he was performing, offering fascinating details of musicology clearly explained in his no-nonsense Australian brogue. Just hearing his voice again brought a smile to my lips.
The Heath Quartet relax before performing live on In Tune
The distinguished scholar and writer Cliff Eisen (left) has been a key part of the Genius of Mozart. There's probably no one else in the world who knows as much about the composer. He's been chief consultant, ensuring not a note is missed. I've never met him, but am looking forward very much to Wednesday evening, the final night, when he'll take listeners' calls on any Mozart matter. Before that, hear him on Sunday at 6pm in a concert-documentary that recreates a charity benefit Mozart gave in Vienna in March 1783. And Cliff has recorded a series of podcast features tracing the history of Mozart through objects associated with him, including a deck of cards hand painted by Leopold, an air gun, and Wolfgang's watch. They provide fascinating insights and are well worth downloading, for free, from the website.
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"As I said on air, it was great presenting the tribute from the studio where Mackerras regularly joined Sean Rafferty and I on In Tune." Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.
It is almost unbelievable that it was 45 years ago that Mackerras conducted "Figaro" at Sadlers Wells. I was at a couple of the performances and very interested by an article by CM (I think in "Opera" magazine) talking about style in Mozart (and also the order of the third act). Now I probably come into the category of opera-goers of whom Beecham said "They adore music: they don't understand it, but they love the noise it makes" so perhaps the following comments should be read guardedly. I had previously read many music critics who were at pains to point out the need for (and historical relevance of) appogiatura, though I don't think I really got the point until those Figaro performances. It was a bit like hearing for the first time a performance of a classical symphony with repeats: after that, omitting them just sounds wrong. The order of Act 3 also made sense: I had often thought that the Count's aria sounded as if it should have been an "exit" aria: in going back to the original order of Act 3, it became one: also, the whole act made more dramatic sense.


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Alexander Hamilton: the man, the myth, the legend.
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Marinara Turkey Meatballs
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 25 mins
I found this recipe in Taste of Home's Light and Tasty magazine. It was pretty easy to do and very tasty. You might want to add salt to the meatballs. I prefer more salt rather than less, but it's not necessary.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (10 ounce) package frozen chopped spinach (thawed and squeezed dry)
- 1⁄2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh parsley (I omitted)
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- 20 ounces lean ground turkey
- 1 (26 ounce) jar meatless spaghetti sauce
- 9 ounces uncoooked spaghetti
- Combine spinach, bread crumbs, onion, parsley, garlic, nutmeg, allspice, and pepper. Crumble turkey over mixture.
- Mix well.
- Shape into 24 meatballs.
- Place on broiler pan coated with cooking spray.
- Broil 4-6 inches from heat for 8 minute.
- Turn; broil 3-5 minute longer or until meat is no longer pink.
- Transfer meatballs to a large saucepan or Dutch oven.
- Add spaghetti sauce and bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat and simmer until sauce is warm.
- Cook spaghetti and drain.
- Serve.
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Very Yummy! Moist and a good flavor. Even my husband like them.
I found this looking for dairy & egg free meatball options for my daughter (allergies). As long as you choose your breadcrumbs correctly, this covers it.
I followed all ingredients to the tee. Only thing different was that I baked them in the oven at 350 for about 12 minutes (until 165). I am too nervous to broil anything. Finished them off in the sauce.
Wow, what tasty meatballs! I prefer them with ground turkey! The only thing I did different was to adjust the ingredient amounts, because all I had was 16 oz (1lb) of turkey. I also used green onion instead of a chopped onion. Other than that, exactly the same. Thank you so much for the great recipe. This was a delicious Sunday night dinner.


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In yesterday's blog I wrote about a hit-and-run driver getting a break on charges due to his job and presumably financial status.The story is getting national attention.
Today, the Vail Daily printed a column interviewing the District Attorney (Hulbert) and he stands by his decision to not press felony charges.
"At this point, the two misdemeanors are the best plea bargain given his lack of (criminal) history," Hurlbert said. A felony count — leaving the scene of an accident causing serious bodily injury — was on the table earlier, but it's not part of the plea agreement, Hurlbert said.
Additionally, Hulbert says that once a plea bargain is put forth, the only one that can renege on a plea agreement is the judge.
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KILLINGTON The Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce has announced the winners of its 28th annual Golf Classic fundraiser held recently at the Green Mountain National Golf Course in Killington.
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Having hosted scores of performances that have either equaled or surpassed an American 5K single-age best, a national 5K record, or a 5K world best, tthe SFoR 5K course is widely regarded as one of the world's fastest record-eligible 5K road race courses. Our record-breakers have ranged in age from 15 through 93.
In 2002, the Men's 5K at the Syracuse Festival of Races hosted four of the world's ten fastest 5K road performances of that year.p>
SiSince 2009, the SFoR 5K fields have averaged an amazing two dozen world-class performances (age-graded above 90.0%) per year!
Of course, that's great news for runners of every pace, because it's not just the super-fast athletes who enjoy their best performances of the year at the Festival. EVERYONE in the Festival 5K races benefits from our fast, USATFa>-certified, record-quality course. Whether you're looking for your fastest 5K of the year, of your current age group, or of your life, you've got a great record-quality course waiting for you on Meadowbrook Drive in Syracuse on the Sunday prior to Columbus Day weekend.
To explore the multitude of outstanding performers and performances that our course has hosted, please visit our 5K Results page, where you can browse past results from any year as well as a variety of "All-Time" performance lists for the SFoR course.
Our 5K course (NY12118JG) was most recently re-certified and validated by USATF Regional Certifier and IAAF-certified measurer, Jim Gilmer, in 2012. Water is available in both directions on the out-and-back layout, and split times are called at the mile mark and at each kilometer. There's a digital display clock at the halfway point, and we record everyone's 2.5K splits and publish them in the official results. Thanks to great support from the Syracuse Police Department and our wonderful volunteers, the entire course is closed to traffic. For a look at a course map, click here.
Course Description: T The starting line is on E. Colvin Street, near the third utility pole east of the Coyne Stadium entrance. Runners head east from the starting line through the Colvin/Skytop and Colvin/Lancaster intersections to Buckingham Avenue. Runners turn left onto Buckingham and cover the one long block between E. Colvin and Meadowbrook Drive. They bend right onto Meadowbrook Drive and follow Meadowbrook Drive (eastbound) along Barry Park, across Broad Street, past its intersection with Nottingham Road, and to its intersection with Euclid Avenue. The Euclid Avenue intersection is the turnaround, with runners making a 180-degree turn to their left and proceeding back toward Manley on the westbound side of Meadowbrook. It's Meadowbrook Drive to Buckingham Avenue; bend left on Buckingham to E. Colvin; turn right on E. Colvin to the Colvin/Skytop intersection; and then bend right into the Manley south parking and follow the Manley bus lane (parallel to Colvin St.) straight ahead (about 300m) to the finish line.
Training on the Course:span> If you train on the course, you'll very likely be able to see remnants of most of the split marks painted on the road surface. You also see the orange dash marks that help our participants to stay on the measured "tangents." For your safety when running on the course at any time other than in the race itself, please be sure to run facing traffic!
3K Courses: The 3K Fun & Fitness Run and the Tops Friendly Markets Community Walk cover the first and last 1.5 kilometers of the 5K course (turning around roughly opposite the basketball courts at Barry Park).
Getting Here: The Lampe Athletic Complex surrounds Manley Field House at the intersection of Comstock Avenue and East Colvin Street in Syracuse.
PARKING IS FREE IN THE MANLEY FIELD HOUSE LOTS, and NO PARKING IS ALLOWED ON THE RACE COURSES.
Those of you arriving prior to 8:15 a.m. should park in the south parking area of Manley Field House (enter from Colvin Street at Skytop Road). Those of you arriving later than 8:15 a.m. should plan to avoid Lancaster Avenue and East Colvin Street, and enter the Manley parking areas via Comstock Avenue. Car pooling is always advisable and encouraged!


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What to Eat at Legal C Bar, Now Open in Legacy Place
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Try sandwiches with plenty of herbs at this new Financial District lunch spot.
After almost three long years, the teppanyaki spot is back!
Especially good for tonight: the extensive selection of hot alcoholic beverages.
The South End stalwart hops on the craft cocktail train.
Cheap steaks and old school desserts on Route 128.
Get ready for lots of fish in the former home of Excelsior.
Mark Goldberg's menu is filled with small, sharable plates.
Would you rather eat at Symphony or Siansa?
Finally, a burger stuffed with bacon and cheddar!
The menu for Jean-Georges' newest venture does not disappoint.
Pan-Latin tapas sit alongside a burger.
Would you pay $21 for a movie ticket if it meant you could order food at your seat?
A tasting of deviled eggs and 30 plus beers are on the offering at the long-delayed bar and restaurant.
Laura Henry-Zoubir's spot offers creative comfort food.
Stick to your ribs fare that won't break the bank.
Classier cocktails than the North End location and some Sasso leftovers.
White truffle duck eggs and a $125 caviar supplement make this the most over-the-top brunch in town.
In the grand tradition of fall, get ready for more comfort food small plates.
Mark Cina's kitchen will put out gastropub fare to be served alongside a lengthy cocktail and beer list.


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Anyone else opting to have this blood test done? This is my second go around with less than stellar first trimester screening results. I will be 39 when I deliver this time. I did do an amnio when pregnant with my son (had 1:6 result for Down Syndrome and the amnio indicated he would not have it), but I am just feeling too nervous this time around and have opted for this blood test plus my level II ultrasound. Wondering if anyone else has gone this route?
Verifi Test?
Max William born on July 26, 2010.
Maternit21 by Sequenom has a longer history. I would opt for the company that has established routine. They are starting clinical for FDA approval as well. Readily available in most all areas now.
I would go with Verinata's Verifi. They are the company that started and established this test. In fact, they are suing Sequenom. Also, Verifi has a large gray zone. Therefore they have a record of zero false positives or negatives. If you fall in the gray zone or if you test positive like my baby did, you can then follow up with a CVS or Amnio.
Fina - I thought you had a false positive with Verifi, based on your post in the August 2012 Birth club.
On an other note, Sequenom were doing clinical trials even before Verinata was established. I will not claim that Verinata established this test.
Xiaoka, I am still clinging to hope that I am thier very first false positive. My CVS Fish results are negative, but if my baby has the rare form of mosaic ds, then the results will not come back until Monday or Tuesday. I'm trying to keep myself busy until then. If all of my CVS comes back negative, I have to redo the blood test and have an amnio. Basically, we are still holding out hope in what is a not very hopeful scientific delima.
Since recieving my results, I've done way too much research.
I'm not sure what all the politics are, but if you go to the Verenata website there is a video of Dr. Banchi explaining their results and their tests. You can watch the 12 minute video and decide for yourself. All I know is that Sequenom has had several false positives and negatives because of a small gray area. That is why my preference is Verifi. Just a personal preferance. And... I am hoping I am Verifi's first false positive. I will happily send them an ultrasound photo of my little baby boy giving them the finger.
Thanks everyone. I went with Verifi and just got negative results back today. I know it's just a screening and not diagnostic but it has put my mind at ease and I think we will forego the amnio this time.
Max William born on July 26, 2010.
I'm getting the Verifi test tomorrow. I'm 41 with a previous T18 baby. We had all the standard screening tests done, the nuchal transluchency, high level ultrasound, etc & they claimed everything was fine. On the C section operating table the doctor told me it wasn't.
I'm so worried of having it happen again. I can't take the risk of a miscarriage with CVS or amnio. Can anyone tell me how the results are presented? Do they say negative or positive only?? Can they tell the sex of the baby as well?
The test cannot determine gender. It tests only for T13, T18 and T21. The results form is very simple. Next to each is negative aneuploidy or positive aneuploidy (abnormal number of chormosomes).
Max William born on July 26, 2010.
We got Verifi results back 1+ week ago showing aneuploidy for both Chromosome 13 and 18. Because of the strange results, Verinata did the test twice and got the same results both times. Because of these extreme results, we had an amnio done immediately. Everything measured out normal in the ultrasound prior to the amnio. The CVS Fish results came back 2 days ago as negative so we now know that the fetus has the correct number of chromosomes. However we're awaiting the results of the amnio (karyotype) to see if there are some pieces of Chromosome 13 & 18 missing or extra (on another chromosome). Because Verifi only tests for increased or decreased (from normal) amounts of particular DNA sequences, the test can not confirm complete absence or presence of a missing/extra chromosome (which CVS can). It can't rule out or document insertions or translocations, but an amnio karyotype can. So unfortunately if one gets a positive Verifi result, a CVS and karyotype are required to determine the cause of the aneuploidy. I'll try to remember to post back next week when we get the karyotype back.
Back now on May 16 (2 weeks later): The amnio came back normal. So we're the first double false positive because they apparenty got one false positive back after the trial period before us. They took another blood sample from me to do another Verifi test and it again came back as abnormal for 13 and 18 so it doesn't look like it was human error with the first Verifi test. UNC REX has now stopped using the Verifi test because of our results. Verifi/Verninata can not explain why their test has given us false positives unless I have a mosaicism in the placental but not in the fetal DNA. I don't recommend using the test given it now has shown to give you false positives but they are still claiming 100% specificity. Or if you use it, please make sure to do an amnio to verify the results before becoming extremely concerned about your child's abnormalities. Verifi is not a diagnostic test as they'd like to claim!
Materni 21 has had many false positives per there study and so there after. I would get your facts straight and not trust a site like this to determine which test to go with. Verinata did not falsify research to come up with false results. Do a web search on both companies and type in false research. Just my .02 cents on the topic!
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Problem solving in the 21st century increasingly depends on the analysis of complex systems. Developing new drugs, understanding risk in financial networks, searching for answers in knowledge graphs, personalization and recommendation in social networks all require the analysis of systems composed of interconnected entities that exhibit complex behavior as a whole. Graph computing provides a conceptual model and practical platform for developing such analyses.
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A division of the U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it would give up control of the group that manages much of the architecture of the Internet, including the parceling out of domain names.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration said in a statement it would shift those tasks to "the global multi-stakeholder community."
NTIA's role includes administering changes to the database that contains the list of names and addresses of all so-called "top level" Internet domains, including the commonly used ".com," .edu," ".info," and others.
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, a nonprofit organization, will help launch a process to transition away from the current, U.S.-government-run Internet domain name system.
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Soul Sacrifice co-developers at Sony Japan Studio are working on new PS4 title – report
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The team are known within Sony Japan Studio as co-developers of Soul Sacrifice, Soul Sacrifice Delta and Rain, as well as incoming PS Vita releases Destiny of Spirits and Freedom Wars.
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One of those aspires caused me massive amounts of headache a year ago. It was constantly overheating and losing response from the keyboard and touchpad 20 mins after boot. During the next 2...
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One of those aspires caused me massive amounts of headache a year ago. It was constantly overheating and losing response from the keyboard and touchpad 20 mins after boot. During the next 2...
I will strongly advise you to upgrade to r2. R1 is slightly outdated and support for it is currently dropped.
If you decide to stick to your current setup you can try reverting to 2.7 with a command...
I remember having nasty issues until i got it working. As far as i remember gems are built against certain versions of mysql. I`m not 100% sure but i think 2.8.1 is built against mysql-5.0.67 and...
crontab can do that for you as well
sudo crontab -e -u root
then add a line like
30 * * * * /pentest/exploits/framework3/msfupdate >> /var/log/msfupdate.log 2>&1
Sounds like the router has MAC filtering enabled :)
If i was you i would have simply checked the compatibility section on aircrack`s web page and save a day waiting for a reply. If you read up on it you`ll find out half of the document is dedicated to...
whats that "login" input ?
i have a feeling that "4965 microcode" are the magic words that will make you feel lucky :)
Since BT is based on ubuntu u can put anything you want on your machine as far as you meet the dependancies.
Since BT is ubuntu and you have no use of it get rid of both and stick to your 7 :D
what are those effects?
If i was thinkin` out loud i would say OP needs to load modules manually. If one have a built in or plugged-in on boot, kernel will load for him but in case where hotplugged manual job will be...
Building from source`s got nothing to do with package managers
@OP what are you trying to install?
sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 /path/to/image.iso /mnt/somewhere
Make sure mount point exists.
and those are .deb files? Tried with dpkg?
You will need firmware for the ipw2200. Get version 3.1 from here, decompress and put all files in /lib/firmware. Reload the module or restart.
Building a new kernel for the sake of increasing the tx power of your awus can be compared to rebulding a car engine expecting 10bhp more of it, assuming you haven`t got a driving licence. Most...
Your answers are all in there. Read chapters "Range in wireless networks", "Interference and Collisions" and the following "Recommendations.."
if booting means gettin` the dragon thing and a pop-up asking to install not recognized stuff you are pretty much stuck....being root is quite different
well in this case showing the xorg log might come handy
I believe i misunderstood what you are trying to do...
About not seeing outgoung packets : Correct me if i`m wrong, but when in monitor mode the wireless card stops transmitting data and only...
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Cast: Trevor (I), Annie Body, Lacey Snow, Celeste (I), Reno, James (I), Elizabeth (I), Elisa (I), Tony (I) (Hungarian)
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All the different colors of the natural bush rainbow are covered in this decent production.
Reno yanks at Annie Body's golden bush during reverse cow and piledriver. Then he splatters her hairy crotch with jizz. Elizabeth is a brown-skinned girl with black pubes. Lacey Snow has red pubes and Tony buries his face in her fur.
Elisa is a petite brunette with an overgrown landing strip, who squeaks like a youngster when she gets fucked. She plays with the spunk that gets matted in her black love patch. And Celeste is a slightly plump gal whose bush grows wild all the way around to her butt hole.
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A double agent Shockwave Animated.
or stag beetlebot!
or stag beetlebot!
Amazing buuuut...It doesn't move.
I picture Steve Blum voicing this Shockwave with that cold, calculating voice he used for WFC Shockwave.
This is absolutely amazing, everything about this picture just screams awesome!
With your permission, could i use this as my avatar?
With your permission, could i use this as my avatar?
... I am speechless... totally awesome^^ I love shocky
AWESOME! Shockwave was one of my faves!
omg wow this is sooo good
Damn .. you made my little fangirl heart go on overboard !
Love it!
Amazing work, I love how you used the lighting and shading X3.
Shockwave looks like he's looking at Arcee pervertedly!
He looks so deep in thought. I really like that, even though he has no way to portray emotions, you can still read him in this pic.
Awesome! ;3;
The colors are so AWSOME and the gritty look is to die for!!! it really adds to the picture!!! *_*
Good Work! May we use it in the club?
So very cool!
This is brilliant, mainly because of the shading.
Im not a real big fan of decepticons, but this one caught my eye because of how great you did of a job on it. so nice work!
I love mood of this picture. The lighting and shadows, as well as the coloring of the picture is fantastic. The texture is interesting, gives you a sort of...grainy feel. Plus, you drew Shockwave really well.
Overall, great job!
Overall, great job!
Totally amazed!
It is amazing how certain coloring techniques ( here, airbrushing) can turn simple pieces of lineart into spectacular paintings.
It is amazing how certain coloring techniques ( here, airbrushing) can turn simple pieces of lineart into spectacular paintings.
No, he looks like one of those reindeer with the antlers!!
Holy slag thats awesome!!
beautiful *_____*♥♥♥
Luminous and so cool!
hooo shockwave my fav character >w< beautiful
Wow, 'love the coloring!
Beautiful pic, it's really beautiful and well done!
Beautiful pic, it's really beautiful and well done!
Oh man, the colours on this are unbelievably beautiful.
Ah man thats so unfair. You're hogging all the talent!!!
Absolutely gorgeous
Awesome! Your colourings and style are just amazing!
TFA as fine art...very nice
The volume and depth in this image are better than usual. You found a way to make Animated look very realistic, while maintaining exaggerated proportions...Beautiful. I don't suppose you have any tutorials on how you work? If not, could you make one on this picture? PLZ? :3 Ha ha.
a tutorial? uhh...sorry, I do not know how to make that
새...색감......I love you!!! <<
thats wonderful *_* I love the atmosphere and your sketchy coloration style is teh luv <33
That's absolutely beautiful! Love the atmosphere, exquisite piece of art, like always!
So awesome!
Just Stunning this pic is just amazing ^^
That is beyond awesome. <3
OH WOW, this is so beautiful.
I just love this! I wish I knew how to color like this! I admire people who can archive this look. Bravo.
Now tell me how you did it!
Now tell me how you did it!
Weird that Cliffjumper got his job(Of what we've seen) once Shockwave high tailed it with his tailpipe between his legs after smashing poor Magnus to pieces. Can we say Cliff's on the slippery slope to being his G1 self? I can
In the words of the nineth Doctor "Fantastic!"
Rather different from the Shockwaves I've known in the G1 and movie franchise. Another reinterpretation of the original character, I see.
즈굴이님 그림들은 다른 건 다 떠나서, 분위기가 가장 최고인 것 같습니다. 다른 게 다 딸린다는 소리가 아니고 분위기가 특히 죽인다는 거죠.ㅇㅂㅇ
즈굴이님 그림들은 다른 건 다 떠나서, 분위기가 가장 최고인 것 같습니다. 다른 게 다 딸린다는 소리가 아니고 분위기가 특히 죽인다는 거죠.ㅇㅂㅇ
The coloring looks fantastic!!!
that's cooL!


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On Sat, Mar 10, 2007 at 04:31:56PM +0100, Thorsten Leemhuis wrote: > Axel Thimm schrieb: > > On Sat, Mar 10, 2007 at 11:25:09AM +0100, Thorsten Leemhuis wrote: > >> Axel Thimm schrieb: > > Just a note here: I don't want to advocate for fedora-usrmgmt, I just > want to understand where the problems with it are. > > Further: I agree that having a bigger fixed uid space for packages would > be the best solution, but we haven't one ATM afaics. > > >>>> Can somebody *please* show me two detailed examples where using > >>>> fedora-usermgmt in a package does something bad/odd on peoples > >>>> systems in the default install (e.g. in case the admin didn't set it > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > >>>> up)? tia! > ^^ > >>> Please, there are two infinite threads with examples and arguments in > >>> them. > > [...] > > Of the top of my head, there are more in the thread, feel free to > > setup a wiki page: > > > > a) package A and B assume the user foo is at base+42. System installs > > A, admin configures fedora-usrmgmt, system install B => desynced > > uid assertion > > As I said, I wanted examples where the admin did "not* set it up (the > default). Then fedora-usrmgmt works just like a normal useradd, doesn't it? The admin may not even be aware that package A has been installed via fedora-usrmgmt. It might have been installed as part of anaconda, see b) > Further: Is packages A and B both assume base+42 then we did something > wrong, didn't we? Why? Imagine A being something like apache and B needing to use the same user. > And if the admin configures fedora-usrmgmt so that is uses a > uid-space where some uid's already are used then he did something > wrong, didn't he? That's not what this is about, I hope the explenation about clarify it. > > b) same as above, only that now thge admin wasn't "sloppy", but > > anaconda installed A. > > Can't follow, sorry. Well, consider this method being deployed so much that "F7 prime" contains package A, e.g. A is installed from DVD and the admin never had a chance to configure the system before the first fedora-usrmgmt controlled package hit the system. So A is always installed with the default fedora-usrmgmt behaviour. Then the admin gets his first shell login on this system, and even though configuring the flaoting uid space is the first thing he does, he already slipped package A, and package B will never be able to "predict" the uid used by package A. > > c) Admin buys fedora-usrmgmt "feature" set and *relies* on keeping foo > > the same across all his systems, forgets to configure system 23 after > > the bare bone installation, uids get mixed, possibly exposing > > sensitive information under another uid. > > It's not fedora-usrmgmt's fault if the admin forgets something. He with > fedora-usrmgmt at least has a chance to use the same uid on all his > systems afaics, which he would not have without it. Or am I missing > something? Yes, that the system becomes far more fragile, non-deterministic and insecure. An admin is required to show far more discipline here than in any other part of the system configuration. At least other errors with similar sloppyness in configuring the system don't expose security relevant parts or require reinstalling the system from scratch. > > d) Packager buys fedora-usrmgmt "feature" and relies on the > > fixed/semi-fixed approach, but is not aware that on almost 100% of > > user deployment noone has configured fedora-usrmgmt and therefore > > fedora-usrmgmt is just plain old useradd. so he tests with > > different assertions and the package fails on the tyopical user > > deployment. > > I asked for examples where is does harm on users systems. That's such an example. If the packager tested it in an environment where fedora-usrmgmt is activated and provides deterministic/predictable/ static uids, but breaks if fedora-usrmgmt defaults to useradd -r then it harms user systems. > Further: if it is just plain old useradd then nobody is hurt, isn't it? It was an explicit assumption in d) that this package really needs more than plain old useradd. And also add e) The fedora-usrmgmt is a configure-once-never-reconfigure option. Is this really evident to the end user/admin? Do we require the admins to be that much aware of the background of fedora-usrmgmt to understand that they can only nail the floating window once and that they will break havoc if they think they can relocate it by reconfiguring the base uid? There is nothing else comparable to this other than the type of filesystem maybe you chose. > > The method is fragile to say the least, and requires iron discipline > > form the admin with no room for errors. [...] > > I'd say you are shooting over the top here. Maybe the clarifications help to see the pitfalls that lie ahead. > > User management is delicate and fedora-usermgmt is not the way to go. > > It solved a problem afaics, that we have no better solution for in RHEL5. Which and whose problem? I still think that less than 100 people ever used that mechanism. Let's put that into perspective. > Does it do any harm if not or correctly configured? The question is not whether it does any harm while it's dormant. You could just the same argue on whether cat > /sbin/suicide << EOF #! /bin/sh echo Told you so rm -fr / EOF chmod +x /sbin/suicide is harmful as long as you don't call it. > Don't know, I'm still looking for two examples that show me where it > does. You got more than two examples. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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