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Arkansas led the pre-season rankings, ahead of Texas A&M and Texas. Michigan rounded out the top five. Following the Wolverines was North Carolina, Akron, LSU, Oklahoma and Indiana State.
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Katy Perry Named Highest-Selling Digital Act Ever
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Katy Perry has now sold more digital downloads than any other act. The Recording Industry Association of America named the pop star their first "Top Certified Digital Artist," honoring her record-setting 72 million digital singles sold.
With just three albums out, Katy becomes the first artist ever to surpass 70-million in downloads. As of this month, the singer sits comfortably at number one and 20-million downloads ahead of any other artist.
The RIAA presented Katy with a special plaque during a ceremony at the Verizon Center in Washington D.C., where she performed back-to-back concerts on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Over 72 million served! Thanks for the award RIAA! #THISISHOWWEDO💁 http://t.co/q71EYFIZv7
— KATY PERRY (@katyperry) June 26, 2014
She's currently on the road promoting last year's Prism, and will continue the North American leg of her tour through October.


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Shepard Fairey said the new movie convinced him that Phoenix is "definitely a brilliant and troubled mystery."
On Wednesday, anchor Shepard Smith gave Fox News viewers a dose of rationality.
Sometimes he has a son and daughter with his longtime love, as Shepard famously has with Jessica Lange.
In his March 2009 rant after the House committee meeting on AIG bonus payments, Shepard compared Barney Frank to Joe McCarthy.
A new cat-themed art show in LA has over seventy works by artists including Shepard Fairey and Tracey Emin.
Mrs. Shepard wanted to know if we could not put in at some port, as we had done on Thursday.
Owen was delighted with the decision of Colonel Shepard when he accepted my invitation.
Dick often wondered at the swift and almost noiseless tread of Shepard, with whom he was becoming well acquainted.
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Here is part two of Up and Running with OpenVAS in Back Track 4. This time we will update the NVT (network vulnerability tests) database.
Then we will setup a scan against a generic vanilla install of windows server 2008.
The video can be found on blip.tv here.
You can also get it at Vimeo here.
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text: You make it sound as if being a consumerist whore were an imposition rather than a choice. If you're capable of recognizing it, then you're capable of opting out. If you don't want to, that's fine""lots of us choose to drive a German luxury car rather than a Korean economy car""but don't blame "society" for that. Maybe you should be stocking your kids' college funds insanely hard instead of buying "shit we don't need." Just a thought. Off topic but, just because I realize I buy a ton of shit doesn't mean that it's not a choice; I'm no better than a junkie on heroin sometimes. It's how I grew up, it's the people I grew up with, it's what you see pretty much everywhere, and it's hard to change your lifestyle when you are literally one step away from throwing money away. When a sales associate gives me a call because the $1,600 pair of shoes I want are 30% off, I'm normally there in 30 minutes, and the store is roughly 40 miles away too. I have gotten better though since I basically threw out or donated 6 boxes of stuff I bought but never used. Bringing this to topic though, consumerism is just like the current trend with men. With more options, more choices, problems arise and society changes. The difference is that shoes cost money but internet porn is free.


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Obedience - Fr Peter Devereux LC
Obedience: it´s not just for priests, seminarians, and consecrated souls. In fact, every Christian is invited to follow God´s will and find true peace in it. Fr Peter addresses the topic with a parallel of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane.
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Join the L.O.V.E. (Liberate Ourselves, Value Everyone) Task Force on Non-Violent Living, to honor one another in building communities of men and women awake, aware, and equipped to promote non-violent living. As the third in a monthly series of events responding to interpersonal violence in all its forms, we will gather at 7 P.M. in The Church of the Holy Trinity to share and move towards understanding, appropriate response and the transformation of lives. This promises to be a lively evening discussing how the prevalence of interpersonal violence impacts partnerships and marriages begun in love, especially through sacred vows given in marriage within our faith traditions. Moderator Dr. Victoria Rollins, theologian and advocate, will lead an interactive discussion with audience members and dedicated panelists from the organization Voices of Women joining as community activists the Rev. Lisa Bollan-Boyer, Ms. Deborah Berger and Ms. Elizabeth Rojas. We will explore ways to address concerns and share testimony, insight, recommendations for change, and hope towards forming transformative communities of compassion and just living, heart to heart.
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Kesha Pens Essay About Eating Disorder, Rehab In 'Elle UK'
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Kesha says she's sharing her story with the world in hopes that others struggling with eating disorders seek treatment. The pop star has penned a personal essay in Elle UK, detailing her two-month stint in rehab earlier this year.
She starts her story by recalling crying in a car with her mother on the day she checked herself in back in January. The singer says while music has always been her way to cope with bullying, the industry sets "unrealistic expectations for what a body is supposed to look like." She admits that after returning home from her world tour last year, she became paranoid of the paparazzi and feared leaving her house or using the Internet.
Kesha also describes her life at a Chicago-area treatment center. She says she slowly was able to open up in group therapy and made strides towards recovery. The star adds that she is "not fully fixed" and "a person in progress," and wants her fans to know that when she preaches about self-love and acceptance, she means it "now more than ever."
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It's orange barrel season
(Toledo) — Get ready for plenty of orange barrels across Ohio.
The Ohio Department of Transportation's construction season this year will include more than 900 construction projects totaling $2.5 billion.
Gov. John Kasich says that the projects will bring jobs to Ohio. He made the comments during a news conference in Toledo Wednesday to formally kick off the construction season.
The biggest of the projects in Greater Cleveland will be the demolition of the old Innerbelt Bridge, and the construction of the second span of the dual replacement, known as the George V. Voinovich Bridge.
Many of the projects are on tap because of Kasich's decision to raise about $1.5 billion for state highway projects through Ohio Turnpike bonds.
The Blade newspaper in Toledo reports that state transportation director Jerry Wray says many of those projects would have been delayed for years without the turnpike bonds. But some lawmakers have voiced concern that the plan will lead to higher tolls on the turnpike.
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Impotence caused by medications; Drug-induced erectile dysfunction; Prescription medicines and impotence
Many different medicines and recreational drugs can have a man's sexual arousal and sexual performance. What causes impotence in one man may not affect another man.
If you think that a medication is having a negative effect on your sexual performance, talk to your health care provider. Never stop taking any medication without first talking to your doctor. Some medications may lead to life-threatening reactions if they are not carefully and slowly stopped or changed.
The following is a list of medications and nonprescription drugs that may cause impotence in men:
Antidepressants and other psychiatric medications:
Antihistamine medications (certain classes of antihistamines are also used to treat heartburn):
High blood pressure medicines and diuretics ("water pills"):
Among the antihypertensive medications, thiazides are the most common cause of ED, followed by beta-blockers. Alpha-blockers are, in general, less likely to cause this problem.
Parkinson's disease medications:
Chemotherapy and hormonal medications:
Other medications:
Opiate analgesics (painkillers)
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McVary KT. Clinical practice: Erectile dysfunction. N Engl J Med. 2007;357:2472-2481.


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Chris Brown To Miss Washington D.C. Court Date
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Chris Brown's Washington D.C. assault case will continue without the singer's presence.
According to the "Washington Post," a judge gave Chris permission to miss today's hearing, during which a trial date may be set. His lawyer, Mark Geragos, will appear on his behalf.
Brown previously rejected a plea deal for the misdemeanor assault charge stemming from an altercation in the nation's capital last year. He and a bodyguard are accused of hitting a man outside of a hotel.
While there are varying stories about how the altercation began, reports suggest it may have started over an attempt to interrupt a photo Chris was taking with some fans. However, Brown's camp contends that the man tried to board his tour bus.
Chris Brown is currently at a residential treatment facility to work on his anger management issues. A Los Angeles judge ordered him to rehab following his D.C. assault charge.
Recently prosecutors asked a judge to place him behind bars for violating his probation in the 2009 Rihanna assault case, but the judge allowed him to stay in rehab. He will return to court in Los Angeles on February 28th.
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Deceitful episode of "The Point" vanished from Sinclair's website
The February 16 edition of Sinclair Broadcast Group's "The Point" -- which smeared two university professors and a college women's studies program -- disappeared from the website of News Central [1], Sinclair's news operation.
Transcripts and video of "The Point" for the past month are posted at News Central [2]; while the February 15 and 17 editions of "The Point" remain available, both the transcript and video for the February 16 edition have been removed.
Media Matters for America noted [3] that on the February 16 edition of "The Point," Sinclair vice president Mark Hyman distorted statements and took them out of context to argue that American universities are home to "unemployable individuals [who] are paid to proselytize intellectually bankrupt viewpoints." One of the professors Hyman attacked, University of Iowa adjunct assistant professor of rhetoric Ted Remington [4], is also the author of a weblog titled The Counterpoint [5], which features near-daily refutations of "The Point"; Hyman identified Remington simply as "The University of Iowa's Ted Remington," without noting that he is a critic of "The Point."
The video of the missing February 16 edition of "The Point" is available at SinclairAction.com [6], a coalition of groups and individuals, led by Media Matters, protesting Sinclair's continued misuse of public airwaves to broadcast one-sided, politically charged programming without a counterpoint.
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A Church for the 21st Century
By: Rev. Dr. Jerry S. Maneker
"And if a house is divided against itself, that house will not be able to stand." (Mark 3:25)
Particularly in the last several years we have seen the Church increasingly fractured by polarization attendant upon such variables as differences in biblical interpretation, degree of inclusivity allowed of its members, gender roles in the Church, and mandatory celibacy of Roman Catholic clergy. The relatively simplistic conclusion is that there is a bifurcation of the Church between "liberals" (those who seek to keep up with changes in society) and "conservatives" (those who strictly adhere to traditional biblical interpretation in regard to a variety of social issues).
Actually, I think the polarization is far more fundamental than that mere distinction! I think the polarization is primarily based on the degree of tenderness of the hearts of those who claim to comprise the Church. We are to ask such questions as: "Is our biblical interpretation more important than God?" "Does the Bible advocate the exclusion of some people called by God to join Him at His Table?" "Do many traditional biblical interpretations stand up to biblical scholarship?"
"Do many biblical interpretations stand up to God's call for those who belong to Him and call on His name to seek justice, love and not judge others?" "Are Christians to stand with the oppressed or with the oppressors?" "Does God seek to exclude women from any phase of ministry to which they are called?" "Do we take Jesus seriously when He says we make void the Word of God by man made traditions (Matthew 15:3)?"
Currently we are a divided House! Indeed, there are many divisions within this House! We can see such divisions within virtually every mainstream denomination; we can see such divisions in the plethora of denominations comprising the Church, many of which feel they have a corner on the Truth.
These divisions, this divided House, which seems to be a current liability to the Church and to its members, may actually be God's design in allowing the Church to reach a critical mass that is designed by God to create and re-create spiritual sensibilities that existed in the early Church, and that were temporarily reintroduced by the Reformation in the sixteenth century. Indeed, these divisions may actually be a positive development in the Church and in the lives of many of its members in that it may well usher in a new conception and structure of God's Church that He intended from the foundation of the world.
We may well be at the crossroads that ushers in a New Reformation of the Church that is no less healthy than the Reformation in the sixteenth century for which such luminaries as Martin Luther and John Calvin were the catalysts, and of which God was the Architect. It seems to me that just as the two angels asked the women who went to the empty tomb to anoint Jesus' body, Jesus Himself asks each of us, "Why do you look for the living among the dead? " (Luke 24:5) Many of us have ceased to look for the living and vibrant Christian life of faith in increasingly moribund structures "manned" by those who extol as virtues hierarchy, patriarchy, selective exclusion, legalistic biblical interpretation, and authoritarianism.
Many quickly forget Jesus' call for humility, in spite of the fact that He says such things as: "Whoever becomes humble like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:4) "For all who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted." (Luke 14:11) Also, we read in the Psalms, "The sacrifice acceptable to God is a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise." (Psalm 51:17) Humility and brokenness seem to be in short supply in the current state of the Church and much of its leadership who seem to be much more concerned with man-made traditions, the politics of exclusion, doctrines, creeds, and dogmas, than with the inculcation of tender hearts that come from the nurturing of the Holy Spirit Who indwells each person who has yielded him/herself to Christ !
It must be acknowledged that doctrines, dogmas, and creeds certainly have their place, and they were very much needed by the early, fledgling Church, to defend itself from the many heresies with which it had to contend. We still need a framework, an anchor, to not only defend the Church from heresies, but to help insulate each one of us from " every wind of doctrine, by people's trickery, by their craftiness in deceitful scheming." (Ephesians 4:14) However, we are not to use this framework, this anchor, to define our relationship with God, or use it as the focus of our worship, which is the sin of idolatry. Rather, we are to worship God by looking to Him and His call on our lives to fulfill the ministries He has ordained for us, and to love other people regardless of how loveable we think they are.
The New Reformation, like the previous one that occurred in the sixteenth century, is not so much comprised of anything new as it is comprised of recapturing the biblical and Godly mandate to focus on God as our Object of worship, and not let the false gospel of legalism and perfectionism continue to trump the Gospel of grace that Jesus embodies and which the Apostle Paul so beautifully elucidated. We are to allow no institution or mere human being falsely espousing doctrinal and prejudicial conditions to come between the grace that God has bestowed on us, and our reception of this free, unconditional, gift that enables us to live a truly liberated, free, and abundant life!
Martin Luther said he was married to the Book of Galatians, and I can certainly understand why! Hear Paul, "You foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you? Did you receive the Spirit by doing the works of the law or by believing what you heard? Are you so foolish? Having started with the Spirit, are you now ending with the flesh? Did you experience so much for nothing? - if it really was for nothing. Well then, does God supply you with the Spirit and work miracles among you by you doing the works of the law, or by your believing what you heard? Just as Abraham 'believed God, and it was reckoned to him as righteousness', so, you see, those who believe are the descendants of Abraham. And the scripture, foreseeing that God would justify the Gentiles by faith, declared the gospel beforehand to Abraham, saying, 'All the Gentiles shall be blessed in you.' For this reason, those who believe are blessed with Abraham who believed." (Galatians 3:1-9)
The need for a New Reformation can't be made clearer! We as Christians are to hearken back to the biblical truth that God is a God of grace that we appropriate through our abiding trust, or faith, in Him, and that faith will yield the outworking by the Holy Spirit Who indwells all those who trust Him to show love, mercy, and compassion to others. There is no room for exclusion, atriarchy, authoritarianism, man-made tradition, and the false gospel of legalism and perfectionism here!
No! The New Reformation has been, and will continue to be, enacted by those who heed God's call to be His agents of mercy and grace, unencumbered by fealty to hierarchical and authoritarian structures and those who seek to exalt themselves by adhering to the status quo that frequently handsomely rewards them positionally, psychologically, materially, socially, politically, and cognitively by artificially reinforcing their one dimensional view of our multidimensional world.
Sooner or later, all of God's children, those called out by God from the foundation of the world (Ephesians 1:4), will stop seeking the living among the dead. When any of us make that spiritually necessary leap of faith, we have partaken in the New Reformation designed by God!
Rev. Dr. Jerry Maneker maintains A Christian Voice for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Rights blog at http://christianglbtrights.blogspot.com/
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WASHINGTON The United States has conditioned aid for Israeli missile and rocket defense to propriety rights in the new Iron Dome system.
Congress has stipulated that U.S. aid for the production of Israeli missile defense systems would be linked to access to technology.
The House Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee, in a directive to the Missile Defense Agency, has approved $680 million for the Iron Dome, designed to intercept missiles and rockets with a range of up to 70 kilometers.
The committee believes the [MDA] director should ensure, prior to disbursing additional funds on Iron Dome, that the United States has appropriate rights to this technology, as is consistent with prior U.S.-Israel missile defenses cooperation, the committee said in its markup of the Defense Authorization bill for 2013.
This marked the first conditions stipulated for U.S. assistance to advance Israels production of Iron Dome through 2015. In 2011, Congress approved $205 million for at least six Iron Dome batteries, produced by Israels state-owned Rafael Advanced Defense Systems.
Yet the United States has no rights to the technology involved, the House subcommittee said.
The markup, expected to be completed by June, called on the Missile Defense Agency to explore the prospect of co-production of Iron Dome. So far, neither the U.S. military or the Defense Department has expressed interest in the system.
The secretary of defense shall establish within the Missile Defense Agency of the Department of Defense an office to carry out subsection [a] and other matters relating to assistance for Israels Iron Dome short- range rocket defense system, the subcommittee said.
The subcommittee said the United States should share missile defense data from the AN/TPY-2 long-range radar deployed in Israel. In its markup report, the panel, referring to Turkey, expressed concern that NATO would not relay warnings of Iranian ballistic missile launches to the Jewish state.
The committee directs the [defense] secretary to provide verification to the congressional defense committees within 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act that there are no international barriers to sharing with Israel any missile defense data derived from U.S. systems when the United States determines that the sharing of such data would further U.S. national security goals, the markup report said. (Copyright © 2012 East West Services, Inc. 05/02/12)
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Think that what you post stays between you and your friends? Well, that's not the case—employers may look for online information about students as they apply for internships and jobs. Recently, Career Services hosted "Do You Pass the Social Media Recruitment Test?" This event served as an introduction to the ways students can use social media tools – among them Facebook, Twitter, and of course LinkedIn – in the job search and offered tips on how to manage your online reputation. (Career Services offers similar events every semester, so watch their event calendar or the weekly CareerNews e-newsletter to see when the next one will be offered.)
The session began with the obvious question – what is the Internet saying about you? Students in attendance looked themselves up on dogpile.com and other websites, and happily none uncovered too much unsavory information. Some found videos of themselves, and the one post-doc present saw links to his research that he didn't know existed. Kathleen Mannheimer, Senior Associate Director of Career Services, who hosted the event, said students may be surprised what information exists about them online and what employers can easily access. She suggested setting up Google alerts with your name so you can see what comes up in searches. She also suggested that when posting anything online, students should consider whether they would want to see that information, photo, etc. printed in the newspaper. If you happen to come across anything you would not want to see as public information, lifehacker.com has good tips how to remove information from the Internet. Check out this infographic entitled, "The Google Yourself Challenge" to learn more.
The presentation then shifted to LinkedIn, the social media platform that was founded with the express purpose of business networking. Despite this, Mannheimer said employers can use any social media platform, even Twitter and Pinterest, to track and source candidates. Mannheimer showed one of LinkedIn's educational videos on creating a professional profile. Tips included uploading a business-like picture and giving an in-depth summary of your experiences. LinkedIn has undergone a number of changes to be more applicable to students. "In the very early stages, it was primarily for experienced professionals," Mannheimer said. A LinkedIn page now includes opportunities for student data such as GPA and relevant coursework.
Other features of LinkedIn include the ability to search by company or industry and to research a role model's career path. Mannheimer suggested that students reach out to recent hires at their dream companies and ask how they landed the job. She also discussed that when reaching out to professionals on LinkedIn, it is not the same as "friend requesting" on Facebook. You should add a professional introduction and message to your request for connection.
Facebook and Twitter can also be good sources for job information. Companies often have pages specifically devoted to recruiting on Facebook, and there are Twitter handles that exclusively post job openings, such as @TweetMyJobs.
Despite the increasing relevance of social media platforms in the job search, one stands out. "LinkedIn is going to be the most important for you right now," Mannheimer said. Career Services staff can help you review your LinkedIn profile in the same way they offer resume critiques. If you would like assistance, schedule an appointment.
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posted at 4:02 pm on November 20, 2009 by Dafydd ab Hugh
The national-defense syllogism of President Barack H. Obama is pristine in its consistency:
- The war against the Iran/al-Qaeda axis is over! It ended on January 20th, 2009, when the One We Have Been Yearning For was finally inaugurated.
- It was just one more of those failed policies from the previous administration. The war criminal Bush brought it on himself when he enraged the world by launching an unprovoked invasion of Iraq.
There are still a few criminal gangs that want to commit crimes against individuals inside the United States. The attacks on the American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, the bombing of the U.S.S. Cole, the attacks on the World Trade Centers and some other public building — these were crimes: serious perhaps, but no different in substance from a home-invasion robbery or a residential burglary.
And we already know how to deal with crime: After the next 9/11, we'll issue an immediate and sweeping flurry of indictments against the suicide perpetrators.
- Of course, you can't stop a burglary with missiles and bombs… therefore we should stand down all those needless, senseless military defenses — think of the money we could save!
And to gain the love of the whole rest of the world, we should proudly and publicly proclaim that we've done so:
The commander of military forces protecting North America has ordered a review of the costly air defenses intended to prevent another Sept. 11-style terrorism attack, an assessment aimed at determining whether the commitment of jet fighters, other aircraft and crews remains justified….
The review, to be completed next spring, is expected to be the military's most thorough reassessment of the threat of a terrorism attack by air since Al Qaeda's strikes on Sept. 11, 2001, transformed a Defense Department focused on fighting other militaries and led to the Bush administration's "global war on terror."
Think of it: No more fighter jets fueled and ready to shoot down airliners… no more American troops sent all over the world… no more Guantanamo Bay… no more torturing innocent farmers and scholars kidnapped from Tora Bora. With all the protections against crime we now have — security screenings at airports, locked cockpit doors, no-fly zones around wherever the Obamacle happens to be — who needs military force?
The eight-year national nightmare is over; it turns out that the entire premise of "war" was flawed to begin with, as the trials of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other criminals prove. And the money, the expense! Just think how all those billions that could be better spent on seizing control of health care and crippling America's energy production:
The assessment is partly a reflection of how a military straining to fight two wars is questioning whether it makes sense to keep in place the costly system of protections established after those attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Though the last of the air patrols above American cities were discontinued in 2007, the military keeps dozens of warplanes and hundreds of air crew members on alert to respond to potential threats.
"The fighter force is extremely expensive, so you always have to ask yourself the question 'How much is enough?' " said Maj. Gen. Pierre J. Forgues of Canada, director of operations for the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or Norad, which carries out the air defense mission within the United States military's Northern Command.
What could possibly go wrong?
We cannot stick with the old regime of military defense anyway; we just don't have the resources:
General Forgues said the American and Canadian fleets of fighters, refueling tankers and radar planes "are always in high demand and low supply."
Rather than do something crazy and counterproductive, like increasing the supply of fighters and refueling tankers to match the demand, it's so much easier simply to reduce demand by ending the air defenses.
But of course, nothing is carved in stone yet; that Canadian general who runs the American air defense at NORAD, Pierre Forgues, is merely conducting a review. Who can say how it may turn out?
General Forgues cautioned that there was no predetermined outcome of the review and that it was possible the commitment to the air defense mission would remain the same, or even increase.
Just as Obama, after careful consideration, may actually choose a counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan and send even more troops than Gen. Stanley McChrystal has requested — who can say? It's still under review.
The Times notes the truly staggering expenditures of the Bush regime's warmongering and jet-jockeying over the skies of America: Combat air patrols over our cities cost (brace yourselves) in excess of $50 million every week. That's more than $2.6 billion each and every year — an utterly unsustainable expense, fully equal to an entire week of the price for ObamaCare. How can we possibly continue to bankrupt ourselves by paying for such unnecessary, imperialist, neoconservative militarism?
Thank goodness our nation came to its senses in time to elect a president who believes in strength through disarmament. It's no wonder he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize; Barack Obama is Mother Teresa on steroids.
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I admit I am a type of Luddite. Not the kind that goes around destroying machinery, but the type that doesn't take well to many modern intrusions of technology. For example, I do not and do not wish ever to have a cell phone of any type.
My hope is that our Good Doctor could give us an excursus on the difference between the contemporary usage of Luddite and a long ago previously treated word, mumpsimus.
How can we use these properly and to good effect?
Use this forum to suggest Good Words for Professor Beard.
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Re: Luddite
I think every thoughtful person has a little bit of Luddite spirit in her/him. Change is inevitable, but the rate of change is so great now that it is hard for anyone to keep pace.
It is dark at night, but the Sun will come up and then we can see.
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Hey there,
I just came across your posts. You can see my response on the original thread at:
Hi all !
I have been trying for many days to get BT3 installed on my MacPro Intel desktop without success. I got BT3 to work perfectly using the VMWare image, but I want to get it loaded on its own partition due to netowrking problems working through Windows XP on a Mac.
I have read the installation instructions for a "Triple Boot" installation on a Mac posted by P1llowT@lk in this forum and also read the detailed BT3 installation instructions by macpentester which I understand are based on the work of pureh@te. I have also read other relevant posts by pureh@te and Action discrete.
Here are the links to P1llowT@lk's and macpentester's instructions (I cannot post the actual full link since I am a new member, so just add http at the start...):
P1llowT@lk: "Triple boot: Install backtrack AFTER Windows is installed in OSX (no data loss)"
macpentester: "Installing BackTrack 3 Final to an Intel Mac"
Just to be clear, I have posted a few questions in the appropriate threads without reply for many days so I am trying again here... The following is a copy & paste of my other posting which contains the details of my installation and questions:
I followed P1llowT@lk's "Triple Boot" instructions and also used macpentester's: "Installing BackTrack 3 Final to an Intel Mac" for the actual details of the BT3 installation, however, after several days of trying I still cannot get my BT3 partition to mount or boot
Now I should mention a little about my Mac's hardware. I don't know if it makes a difference, but here are the details:
MacPro 3 GHz Quad Xeon 64 bit with 2 GB RAM
1. 250GB primary: Mac volume with OS X 5.7, Windows XP and Backtrack 3
2. 500GB: OS X 5.0 (haven't had a chance to update it to 5.7 yet)
3. 1TB: Carbon Copy clones of the 250GB and 500GB Mac volumes
In other words, my 250 GB drive and the 500 GB drive contain OS X and are therefore bootable volumes, and additionally, since the "Carbon Copy" clones are exact duplicated of the 250 GB and 500 GB volumes, the are bootable as well.
This is my output from Terminal's "diskutil list" command for the modified 250 GB HDD after repartitioning my drive using the Terminal procedure which works a lot better than trying to do it with Disk Utility:
0: GUID_partition_scheme *232.9 Gi disk2
1: EFI 200.0 Mi disk2s1
2: Apple_HFS MacPro 250GB HDD 195.8 Gi disk2s2
3: Microsoft Basic Data 5.1 Gi disk2s3 <--This is the BackTrack 3 partition
4: Microsoft Basic Data WINDOWS XP 31.7 Gi disk2s4
Now there's one strange thing about how my drive/volume names are showing up when I use the "diskutil list" command in Terminal... My primary (250 GB) drive number changes arbitrarily (?) after a reboot. In the above output it is showing up as /dev/disk2/, but right now (a few days since the above capture) it is showing up as /dev/disk0/ which matches the drive/volume name in the instructions. I haven't done anything to the drives, but the name changes back and forth for some reason. Also, rEFIt was working automatically on boot up for the first time yesterday, and now it does not launch on boot up (I have to hold the option ket to get it to work again, and sometimes it doesn't appear even with an Option boot). So it seems that OS X's boot management might be (?) acting strangely, and I don't know if this quirky behavior is in some way responsible for the BackTrack partition not showing up...
A little more background on my installation attempts. I had tried to install BT3 a few times unsuccessfully earlier because (for reasons I don't understand) the BT3 Live CD iso would stop (freeze ?) during the installation and I would have to reboot from the ISO and start all over again. The freezes are happening arbitrarily (at random times) during the installation so it doesn't seem to be a CD problem, but I did finally manage to get the entire installation process completed on the partition I created with macpentester's method, and I made sure to erase the partition completely (zero out) before doing an installation. Additionally, I modified the Windows boot.ini file, but I did it by simply rebooting into OS X and opening the mounted Windows drive on the desktop and then opened the boot.ini file with OS X's TextEdit and made the changes that way. However, I did make a point of checking to see how my change worked using the shell procedure from within BackTrack using nano boot.ini after mounting the Windows partition and it showed up OK with all the 3s changed to 4s.
This is P1llowT@lk's instructions on how to modify the boot.ini file:
# mkdir /mnt/windows
# mount /dev/sda4 /mnt/windows
Go to your mounted Windows drive
# cd /mnt/windows/
Now edit the Windows boot.ini file so that it boots from the correct partition.
# nano boot.ini
--All you have to do is change all instances of "3" to "4", and then write the file. If you feel uncomfortable doing this, feel free to save a backup copy of the boot.ini by writing it as a different name, like "boot.ini1" before changing the numbers.
So having had no luck getting the BT3 partition to mount, here are a few questions relating to P1llowT@lk's and macpentester's instructions that I used:
1. Near the end of P1llowT@lk's Triple Boot procedure where he describes how to modify the "lilo.conf" file, he says "...merely add in an extra section at the end:" Then he provides the 3 additional lines to add. Now I had already modified my lilo.conf file as per macpentester's instructions when I was doing the actual installation of BackTrack 3, but it's not clear exactly where "at the end" of the lilo.conf file P1llowT@lk means... Should it be right AFTER the "label = Linux" line, or AFTER the last line of text that shows up in the nano lilo.conf screen that says something like "#End of file".
Here is how my lilo.conf file is set up:
boot = /dev/sda3
image = /boot/vmlinuz
root = /dev/sda3
label = BT3
So, do I add these 3 lines (see below) he listed right after the "label = BT3" line (e.g.: before the line that says something like "#End of lilo file" or what ?
other = sda4
label = Windows
table = sda
2. I also noticed that there was some discussion between pureh@te and carboncopy relating to the fine details of the lilo.conf file, particularly when it comes to the 2nd line (boot = /dev/sda3 vs. boot /dev/sda) Is there a space=space between boot and /dev or not ? If my BT3 partition is disk2s3, should I use "/dev/sda3" or simply "/dev/sda" ?
3. P1llowT@lk also says "Modify the fstab and install it"... After Googling "fstab" I found out that "fstab" is a file, and I managed to find this fstab file in the same /etc/ directory as the lilo.conf file... However I have no idea how it should be modified, and what I need to do to "install" it... I need a little more detailed info here so I can make whatever changes are needed to this file.
A few more details on what I have now. If I examine my 250 GB primary drive using OS X "Disk Utility" application I see the volume I created for BackTrack as "disk0s3" or "disk2s3" (depending on what the computer feels like doing that particular restart) in grey letters. If I try to mount the volume I get the following error message:
Mount failed
The disk "disk2s3" could not be mounted.
Try running First Aid on the disk and then retry mounting.
Lastly, when I "option" boot my Mac, I am getting all my drives/partitions showing up properly and can boot from them, and I also get the colorful Windows icon for my Win XP partition and also a grey "Windows" icon that says something like "Boot from Legacy OS". I assume that this "Legacy OS" is supposed to be my newly created BackTrack 3 installation, but if I try to boot from it, I actually get booted right back into my Windows partition again, even though I made changes to the boot.ini file which I thought was supposed to solve the triple boot problem. So I'm guessing that the "boot.ini" file is not redirecting the boot process to the BackTrack partition properly (?)...
Hopefully one or more of the experts here can provide some clarification on this installation and some ideas on how I might try to get this to work....
Thanks for your time !
UPDATE: I noticed that when I Option-boot into Windows, I am getting a black DOS screen with 2 options, either boot into "Microsoft Windows XP Professional", or "optin /fastdetect". I am guessing that this is an indication that something I have done to Win XP the boot.ini file is somewhat working and trying to give me the option to boot into the Backtrack partition ?...
Also, when I tried to install the lilo.conf file after editing it using this command "lilo -v -b /dev/sda3", this is the message I got:
Warning: Ignoring entry 'boot' Reading boot sector from /dev/sda3
Warning: Partition 3 on /dev/sda is not marked Active
Fatal: creat /boot/map~: Read-only file system
Hopefully these 2 points provide more clues as to what the cause of the glitch might be. It seems like I am very close to getting this partition to boot, so any help solving the problem would be appreciated
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP/WGY) _ The second round of severe thunderstorms in two days has flooded roads and knocked out power to several thousand customers in eastern New York.
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Did you have a doula at your birth?
Ok, so I know I am only in the first trimester but I have already been thinking about the birth and how I would love it to be a positive, enriching experience. I've been wondering about using a doula. I would still have my husband with me at all times but I like the idea of an experienced, supportive woman being there too. I would particularly like a doula who could help me with relaxation and breathing techniques. I'm also thinking about taking a hypnobirthing course - I would like to combine these (i.e. use a doula who I have studied hypnobirthing with).
I asked my friend who is training to be a midwife about hypnobirthing and also doulas. She said hypnobirthing is great for shortening labours and minimising interventions - particularly if you have experienced a previous traumatic birth. She said that ideally women wouldn't need a doula as the midwife would act in this role. However, it does depend on your midwife and many women find a doula who they know useful at the birth.
What do you think? Have you used a doula at the birth of your child? Would you recommend this?
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Hi Laura-Jane,
I'd definitely consider having a doula. I've had 5 homebirths and had my main midwife attend each birth, BUT I also had my Sister-In-Law, Debbie there to assist me. She was a lay midwife at the time and had attended a few births.
She acted as a Doula for me. She was actually the first person I called when I had an inkling that I might be going into labour. I suppose I didn't want to disturb my midwife until I knew I was definitely in labour. Even then Debbie would come to me and assess the situation. She could even do a vaginal check to see how much I was effaced and dilated. Once she had a good sense of what was happening, then she called the midwife for me and gave her an update.
Often times my midwife was busy, either with another birth, or doing prenatals, or something else, so Debbie would come to me, offer suggestions for helping labour progress, and giving counter pressure on my back if baby was posterior and I had back labour.
This is how it went with my first baby.
Early morning (around 7AM) I lost my mucus plug (mind you I had been walking around at 80% effaced and 2 cm for about 3 weeks so I'm surprised I didn't lose any of it before the day I went into labour).
I called Debbie and she said there was a possibility I might go into labour that day (3 days before my due date) and she suggested that I take it easy and rest "just in case". I think I decided to bake cookies that morning.
Around 3PM I laid down to take a rest, and all of a sudden I noticed that I could time "something". They definitely didn't feel like the way I thought contractions would feel, but I was able to time them. I timed a few of them and they were sporadic, but regular. So I called Debbie again to let her know what was going on. I'm not sure when she called my midwife, but possibly at that time, just to give her a heads up that "something" might be starting for me.
My husband arriving home at around 5:30 that evening and the contractions continued, just as they had been.
By 10PM they were definitely picking up in intensity and I called Debbie again to let her know. She asked if I wanted her to come over, and I said "yes". So she came to our home, checked me, and things were progressing. She probably called my midwife to her ger an update at that point. My husband slept on the couch while Debbie rested in the bed next to me. Around 2AM I felt nauseous and went to the lu to throw up. Back to bed, and the Debbie went to the bathroom. When she came out, she told me that she had seen blood on the floor and asked if I wanted to be checked again.
The blood was bloody show which was indicative of labour picking up (and the vomiting went right along with labour intensifying).
4AM and I was now in active labour, with a posterior baby. Debbie called my midwife and asked her to come.
5AM the midwife arrived, checked me, and turned my baby into an anterior position. I immediately went from 4cm to 6cm, simply due to baby's head being positioned better on my cervix.
At that point I got into the warm bathtub and laboured there for about 4 hours.
At 9AM they had me get out of the bath and sit on the lu. Baby's heart tones were a bit concerning and they wanted to see if changing my position from reclining (in the bathtub) to squatting would help her come more quickly.
We moved to the living room, and then I had my husband support me on one side, and Debbie on the other. This is how I birthed my baby and I was so thankful to have someone support me on either side while my midwife worked to help me bring the baby down and out (I ended up needing an episiotomy so the midwife could get her hands inside to help bring baby out - thus avoiding a transfer to the hospital and likely C-Section).
When baby was born, the midwife attended to me, while Debbie attended to the baby.
So for me, having Debbie there, who acted in a Doula capacity was incredibly helpful and I made sure she attended all 5 of my births. She was soft spoken, and very attentive, a real jewel!
With my 2nd baby we had moved about an hour away from Debbie and the midwife, so they both ended up arriving at about the same time. But, again, I called Debbie first when I thought something might be happening and she did some coaching over the phone.
With every baby, Debbie was my anchor and my biggest support. The midwife was wonderful and brought the skill and experience needed, but Debbie was there for me more than the midwife was, and I appreciated that so much. Debbie also came to our home after each baby was born to check on me and baby. Oh - and she attended some of my final prenatal appointments with me so she had a good sense of what was happening going into the final days before labour.
I also have a friend who used a Doula and their Doula was very, very helpful to them as well. I think you're definitley on the right track and I hope you find a Doula who you can rely on as I relied on my Sister-In-Law.
Warm regards,
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Hi Laura-Jane, I had a doula at 2 of my 3 births and then went on to complete the training to be one myself. I definitely recommend the use of one! Not only did I benefit immensely from having my doula there, but my husband did also. I also completed the hypnobirthing course and found it really useful also. A doula won't replace your partner, or do what the midwives do but will be a constant support to you throughout your labour and birth and do all of those little bits and pieces that make labour so much more comfortable for you
11th April 2012 01:43 AM #4
Thank you both for your comments and experience. I am now starting to look at the available doulas in my area!
Thank you so much Kate for sharing the story of your first child's birth. It sounds like your doula was a wonderful support - how lucky you are to have such a lady as a sister-in-law! I would like a doula like Debbie - who provides support but respects your birth wishes. Who is a rock during the birth but doesn't take over. It must have made you feel in control too - what a gift! Thank you again.
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Laura-Jane, Debbie is a very special woman and now works as a Doula. After raising her children she has gone back to school to become a midwife.
I hope you're able to find someone as special as her as well. I've never heard a story of someone who used a Doula and didn't have a good experience. I'm guessing that if there's a woman who wants to become a Doula, she probably is very intuitive, supportive, and loves helping women bring their babies into the world (very similar to midwives in this regard).
My sister-in-law is located in the East Bay Area in California, but I know that Briony's a Doula in Australia (see post above) for anyone in her area.
Warm regards,
11th April 2012 11:19 PM #6
Thank you.
Yes - I guess doulas must love what they do and feel they want to help support women through childbirth. Such an important role!
I think am going to meet with a couple of doulas in my area and talk through my experiences and hopes and see how they feel we could work together during the birth.
Thanks again!
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i had a doula for my 8th birth. for my previous 7 labours i had only my hubby for support & bless him, he was a bit lost. i had 4 outcomes we hadn't planned on. after recounting my birth experiences, i decided that lack of support in labour was a major issue for me. i came across a fabulous doula for my 8th bub & she helped enable me to have a vaginal birth after 4 c/sections. if i'd used a doula for some of my earlier births i truly believe i could have avoided my c/sections.
17th April 2012 02:08 AM #8
Dear gez15673 - thank you very much for sharing your birth experiences with me - that's really encouraging to hear about your doula. LJ
16th May 2012 06:33 AM #9
Just an update on this. I have found a Hypnobirthing course which I am going to book onto as it looks excellent. The lady who runs the course is also a doula and she sounds like a great support (plus I like her 'birthing philosophy' if I can call it that). The only problem is she lives an hour away from me. So I have 2 choices: I could either book this lady as my doula (and do the Hypnobirthing course with her) or just do this Hypnobirthing course and book another (nearer) doula - but she won't be specially trained in Hypnobirthing.
What do you think? I know second births are generally quicker than first births - and I really hope this is the case for me. Do you think an hour is enough time for the doula to get to me?
Many thanks in advance,
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Hi Laura-Jane,
I think an hour and a half is plenty of time for your doula to get to you.
With my first 3 births, my midwife was an hour away, and with my last two, my midwife was 2 hours away. My sister-in-law (doula) was an hour away from all of my births.
I am willing to travel an hour for prenatal visits and when it comes to the actual birth, I always have plenty of notice - if I have bloody show, I let my midwife know - put her on "standby", if I lose part of my mucus plug, I let her know. If I am having a lot of braxton hicks, I let her know and if I'm having prodromal labour, I let her know. There was one time when I called her and her assistant out to the house because I thought I might be in labour. False alarm.
I have a dear friend who used a midwife that was 2 hours away, with her 7th baby, and she was 44 years old at that time. She called the midwife out 3 times - all false alarms. On the fourth call, the midwife came out in plenty of time.
The nice thing about having a doula is that you can call her when you think you might be in early labour, and even if it takes her an hour and a half to get there, you'll still have plenty of time for her to help you through labour and birth. The majority of babies don't come that fast. But some do. I remember being told that my mum had fast labours, and when she went to the hospital to give birth to her second child, she stopped to chat with the nurse, and the doctor came out and said, "Don't talk to her - get her in the delivery room because she goes quick!" And as soon as they got her in, she delivered.
If your baby comes that fast, you won't really need your doula anyway - you'll just have a lovely baby in your arms in maybe 2 hours time My first labour was 19 hours, from the time I felt my first contraction. My 2nd birth was 11 1/2 hours from the time I felt the first contraction. My 3rd birth was 9 hours from the start of contractions that woke me up (had had 3 days of prodromal labour before that) 4th birth was 11 hours from the start of regular contractions, and the 5th was 7 hours from the start of stronger contractions that kept me from going to sleep. I had had 2 weeks of fairly strong braxton hicks with her. She was overdue and I kept asking my husband to make love because the semen acts as a prostaglandin on the cervix, and it had worked well to get labour started in other pregnancies. But he declined each time I asked, saying that he wanted me to go into labour on "Labour Day" (in the USA). Well the day before Labour Day he finally said, "yes", and I went into labour that night and definitely did most of my labouring on "Labour Day", giving birth to a precious 7 1/2 pound baby girl in the water. I'm sure all of those fairly strong braxton hicks helped to prepare my body (plus regular Chiropractic visits at the end to help baby be in good position for birth). But I sure wish my husband had said "yes" earlier because I may have been ready to "go" earlier.
How long was your first labour?
Here's a great video showing a mum in labour only 20 minutes before birth, during transition. She is using hypnobirthing, and you can see her midwife or doula coaching her through the pressure waves.
Here's a video showing how hypnobirthing makes the pain/pressure much more bearable. This is at the very end, where mom is pushing. This video is dark and it's a little hard to see in places, but what I like about this is how you see a very normal, natural waterbirth. At one point you'll hear the midwife say that babies born in the water take a little longer to breath on their own (I didn't know that even though I had 2 waterbirths).
Warm regards,
22nd May 2012 10:21 PM #11
Hi Kate,
Thank you so much for your super response! This is so helpful.
That's interesting to know the distances away your midwife and doula was for your births. My first labour was 31 hours from the first painful contraction with 13 hours of active labour (from 4/5cm dilated). It is because of the length, intensity and trauma of this labour that I want to go down the hypnobirthing and doula route with my next baby.
The videos you posted are very inspiring - I really hope I can feel in control during my labour like these ladies evidently were. I've been thinking a lot how I want this birth to be and I would like to feel empowered whilst being fully supported and in control of my body and what is going on.
Many thanks again,
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I think this birth experience will be much better for you. You are being so proactive in making the best choices this time around (according to new things you have learned). Did you do any of the following before and during your first birth?
- Have Chiropractic or Cranio-Sacral Adjustments in the last month before birth.
- Have acupuncture or acupressure treatments in the last month before birth.
- Drink Red Raspberry Leaf Tea at least 3 times a day in the last month before birth.
- Have a midwife who gave you suggestions for positions to labour in.
- Labour in the water
I'm curious as to what you did last time, that you want to change this time.
Warm regards,
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I am a doula and I've had births both with doulas and without. I have to say my doula births were the most positive. I did know more about what I wanted at that time, which helped, but I don't think I would ever plan to give birth again without my doula being present.
For the record with my first birth, I was in labor for twelve hours with four hours of pushing. With my last, labor and midwife attended doula I had no painful contractions until 6+ centimeters. I was not even sure I was in labor. Once I did start to feel anything remotely painful it was mild and about three hours from start to finish. It was two pushes and a beautiful baby girl, who was two pounds larger than the first.
28th May 2012 10:45 PM #14
I hope my labour is like your last labour mom2many - sounds very positive.
Thanks for your reply Kate. I did use a pool for some of my labour with my first, but had to get out during the pushing stage as the midwives said it was going too slowly. I didn't really feel I had much coaching from the midwives in terms of positions or breathing techniques. No I didn't try Raspberry leaf tea, acupuncture or chiropractic adjustments with my last pregnancy. It turned out my baby was almost in a posterior position - another reason why I think this labour was difficult.
Thank you both for your support,
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I'd agree that baby's position probably played a big part in why the labour was so long and difficult. When baby's head is positioned properly on the cervix, it helps it to dilate faster and everything just works that much more efficiently.
Here's a great little animation that shows how baby should be positioned in the womb, and how his head should be positioned on the cervix for better effacement/dilation.
I've had two midwives, and my second one (who caught my last 2 babies) was much more pro-active about labouring in different positions in order to help baby get into the best position. I even attended the birth of a friend who had the same midwife, and when I walked in, she was doing lunges and then they had her on her hands and knees with a sack of frozen vegetables on her back, to try to get baby to move into a better position.
Red Raspberry Leaf tea will help with preparing your uterus for more effective contractions if you start drinking that during your last trimester (or even the last month) and chiropractic adjustments will definitely help with getting baby into a good position, along with helping you, structurally, so you have less aches and pains in the last month of pregnancy.
Seems you'll have lots of good things going for you this time around - I actually seemed to do much more in the way of preparing for birth with my last 2 babies (thanks to a change in midwives) and had the best births with them (as compared to the first three with the other midwife). I had the same "doula" (my sister-in-law) with all 5, but it was the midwife who made the difference for me. In your case, it might be the doula that makes the difference for you if she is good at taking control and suggesting different positions to labour in, etc.
Wishing you all the best with this new little one you're expecting!


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Plus nowadays, I hear people have computers with 2 gigs and 4 gigs of RAM, so the whole idea of a "swap drive" should be left in the stone age.
Anyway the reason I started this thread is because I'm just after reading a tutorial that was posted here that shows how to dual-boot Linux with another operating system, and the tutorial involved making a swap partition.
Can anyone remember about 10 years ago or so, when people were using Windows 98, and the hard disk drive would thrash every time you go to do something... 9 times out of 10 that was he swap file being loaded... it was horrible.
Swap files might have their use for dealing with old computers, computers with 128 megs of RAM, but really I think they have no place in modern PC's.
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Performance Management Training (Santa Ana)
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Thursday, August 1, 2013 from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM (PDT)
Event Details
As you are aware, the goal is to "go-live" Department-wide with the InCompass Performance Management solution at the beginning of FY 2014. To ensure a smooth transition to our new performance management system, HUD has invested a significant amount of resources in providing training for employees (on-site sessions, webcasts, self-paced courses, job aids, etc.).
During the month of July, on-site training for PACS managers has been planned for HUD at the following locations: Boston; New York; Philadelphia; Washington, DC; Atlanta; Chicago; Kansas City; Fort Worth; Denver; Los Angeles; Santa Ana; San Francisco; and Seattle.
Each session will be comprised of 60 minutes of instructor-led training and 30 minutes of questions and answers. Your participation will be very important to ensuring a smooth transition to our new system.
Thank you,
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