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Paintings Taken by Serviceman in WWII Return to Germany
On Feb. 2, 2010, McFadden surrendered the paintings to ICE Agent Bonnie Goldblatt.
In a ceremony at the Goethe Institute in Manhattan,
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
(ICE) displayed some of the 11 oil paintings that were taken by a U.S. serviceman from a Pirmasens air raid shelter after the allied invasion of Germany in 1945. The paintings, several by a hometown artist, are on their way home to Pirmasens Museum in Germany.
ICE New York Special Agent in Charge James T. Hayes Jr. thanked the grand-niece of the U.S. serviceman, Beth Ann McFadden, who on inheriting the collection sought to find out how her great-uncle had acquired them. She and a friend discovered that the paintings were among 40 in the Pirmasen municipal museum's collection that were missing from a storage area under the local school building after World War II.
"We want to thank Beth McFadden for having the integrity to ask where these beautiful artworks she inherited came from and returning them to the museum that lost them in the chaos of war," said SAC Hayes. "There are still dozens of these paintings missing from Pirmasens. We hope that this example will prompt others who might have 'mystery' paintings in the family to bring them to ICE. If they are stolen art, let the United States return them to their rightful owners."
"Without the integrity and good will of Beth Ann McFadden, the repatriation of these paintings to the Pirmasens Museum could not have taken place," said U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara. "Each work of art returned symbolizes an act of justice, bringing us one step closer to the goal of repatriating all of the surviving pieces taken from museums during World War II."
Three of the paintings are works by Heinrich Buerkel, a German painter who was born in Pirmasens. "Herd of Cattle," "From the Countryside" and an untitled third painting are estimated to each be worth $50,000. In addition, seven oil portraits by lesser-known artists depicting the children of Ludwig IX are valued at $4,000 each. An Alois Broch is estimated to be worth approximately $10,000.
Although the city of Pirmasens was heavily damaged in air attacks by allied forces on military manufacturing in the city, the schoolhouse, which doubled as an air raid shelter, was left standing. Unfortunately, according to museum officials, extensive looting had resulted in the loss of approximately 40 works, 18 by Buerkel.
McFadden, the grand-niece of former Army sergeant Harry Gursky, conducted extensive research on the paintings' provenance and discovered the connection to Pirmasens. Gursky, who died in 1988, was stationed in Pirmasens after the invasion. McFadden contacted German authorities who informed her that ICE had an open investigation.
On Feb. 2, 2010, McFadden surrendered the paintings to ICE Agent Bonnie Goldblatt who, with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, formally seized them.
Agent Goldblatt conducted extensive interviews of McFadden and others who knew Gursky. The stories were consistent with McFadden's belief that most of the paintings were hidden in her great-uncle's basement since he brought them back from Germany. She had also insisted that a neighbor of the Gurskys might have received some paintings. The ensuing ICE investigation confirmed that Gursky's wife, Florence, had given a family friend several paintings. It was discovered that the friend had attempted to sell her paintings at Sotheby's Auction House in New York and sold three through a Pennsylvania auction house. Investigation into the sale of those paintings is ongoing.
Three other paintings were seized through a stipulation order filed in the Southern District of New York on March 2, 2010, including the unsigned Buerkel painting, an additional portrait of a Ludwig IX family member and an oil painting depicting a young girl and an angel signed by Alois Broch.
In 2006 three paintings by Buerkel were brought to the attention of the FBI by German authorities and returned to the Pirmasens Museum.
ICE, the largest investigative agency of the Department of Homeland Security, handles investigations into cultural property and stolen art and antiquities that show up on the world market. ICE's Cultural Property Art and Antiquities Unit has returned more than 2,100 items to more than 15 countries since 2003.
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Family Fun On Albemarle Sound
When vacationers come to the Outer Banks, the natural tendency is to be a little dazzled by the attractions that beckon from the East: pristine beaches, the world-class surfcasting, the great piers stretching out into the Atlantic, the terrific surfing that awaits on the surface of the restless waters and, further out, the shipwrecks that lurk beneath.
But visitors sometimes forget that just to the West – in many spots, just a few yards or even feet from the beaches – a whole other world is waiting to be discovered. The tranquil, fascinating world of our sounds.
Here are just a few of the fun things to do that you and your family will find in and around Albemarle Sound:
The Chowan and Roanoke rivers are the largest of many streams flowing into this generally freshwater sound, which also forms a vital link to the Intracoastal Waterway. The second largest of our major sounds, the Albermarle is also perhaps the most history-haunted. Fort Raleigh National Historic Site on Roanoke Island and the Wright Brothers National Memorial at Kitty Hawk are located at the eastern-most end and Edenton, a town rich in architecture and history since the pre-revolutionary days, lies furthest to the west.
Take a stroll around Edenton and find the first church built in North Carolina, St. Paul's. Edenton was also the site of the October 1774 "Tea Party" where 51 local ladies pledged their support to the American cause in one of the first instances of political activism by American women. The New York Times once described Edenton as the loveliest small town in America.
A few miles away, you'll discover Somerset Place, a plantation where slaves cultivating rice and corn supported a life of refinement for the owner. With its spacious lawn and formal garden, its expansive porches and expensive furnishings, Somerset still reflects the elegance it possessed when first built by wealthy planter Josiah Collins III around 1830.
Getting back to the joys of Albemarle Sound itself, this happens to be an ideal place to kayak, canoe and fish.
And on the sound side of Jockey's Ridge, you'll discover yet another little-known treasure: the Sweetgum Swamp Trail at Nags Head Woods. According to The Nature Conservancy, the combination of maritime swamp forest and maritime deciduous forest found at Nags Head Woods exists in only four places in the world. Fortunately, this globally endangered ecosystem is protected from salt spray thanks to its location behind Jockey's Ridge, the largest sand dune in the eastern United States.
According to John Rucker, author of the superb Seasonal Guide to the Natural Year, "this 1,100 acre publicly and privately owned preserve supports more than 300 plant species as well as the most diverse reptile and amphibian fauna on North Carolina's Outer Banks." Johnson calls the Sweetgum Swamp Trail, along with the connecting Blueberry Ridge Trail, "the premier nature walk on North Carolina's barrier islands."
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March Madness: Meet the Speaker
Even though THIRTY of you have already RSVP'd on Facebook to tell us that you'll be attending Social Media Club Columbia: MARCH MADNESS (starting at 7pm, located in GraySail, be there or be there on foursquare) before we even announced the topic (high five, you guys!) now we're here to… announce the topic!
We managed to wedge into Lauren FitzHugh's astoundingly packed schedule, and she's going to come speak to us on the topic of the Economic Viability of Social Media.
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After his previous patches were doing Gallium3D infrastructure work and readying the Softpipe software rasterizer, David Airlie has Uniform Buffer Objects and Texture Buffer Objects working for R600g. For a Radeon HD 5000 (Evergreen) graphics cards, the Gallium3D driver is passing all of the same Piglit tests as the Softpipe driver when the GL Shading Language 1.40 support is enabled.
Texture Buffer Objects were added to the core specification with OpenGL 3.0 and is a 1D texture backed by a buffer object. Uniform Buffer Objects are buffer objects storing uniform data and have been part of the specification since OpenGL 3.1.
The work that he published on Sunday morning consisted of one patch addressing the Uniform Buffer Object support and the second patch did the Texture Buffer Object support and enabling the GLSL 1.40 support. The patch now advertises GL Shading Language 1.40 rather than GLSL 1.30 for hardware that is from Evergreen (Cedar, the lowest-end Radeon HD 5000 series GPU) or newer. While so far he's only tested this support on the Evergreen hardware, he doesn't believe there's much work to enable this support for the Radeon HD 4000 and Radeon HD 6000 series graphics cards. GLSL 1.40 is the shading language version to go with the OpenGL 3.1 specification.
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Women will march every year until violence stops (From The Oxford Times)
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Women will march every year until violence stops
7:20am Monday 11th March 2013 in News
HUNDREDS of people fighting against rape and sexual violence towards women marched through Oxford.
More than 150 women joined the annual Reclaim the Night event on Friday and made their way from Cowley Road, East Oxford, to Oxford Town Hall in St Aldate's.
Waving home-made banners and placards the campaigners were making the point that women have the right to feel safe on a night out.
Organisers say 111 rapes were reported in Oxfordshire last year but they believe many others went unrecorded.
The march was organised to coincide with International Women's Day and also tried to highlight the need for victims of sexual violence to be heard when they have the courage to speak out.
Dubbed 'Listen Up', the evening ended with a celebration at the city's Town Hall organised with Oxford International Women's Festival.
Around 100 women and men listened to speakers from groups including Reclaim the Night and Oxford Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Centre, while music was provided by the Oxford Young Women's Music Project and Barton Sings.
One of the march organisers, Clare Cochrane, said: "It was wonderful, probably the best one yet.
"There was a huge variety of messages and placards that people had made and loads of chanting.
Sadly, it is still a huge issue and we will keep marching every year while there is still violence towards women."
There were a total of 488 sex offences recorded by Thames Valley Police between April 2011 and March 2012 compared to 581 the previous year.
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Christine McAnly Cochran
Christine McAnly Cochran, 91, of Arcadia, Fla., passed away Monday, Jan. 21, 2013.
She was born March 2, 1921, in Danville, Ky.
Christine was a graduate of DeSoto County High School after her parents moved to Arcadia in the 1930s. After serving in the U.S. Navy, she returned to Arcadia with her husband in 1959 from Falls Church, Va. Christine was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, prior to becoming a member of First Presbyterian Church of Arcadia. She was a World War II Navy Veteran. Prior to her retirement, Christine worked for the Arcadia Chamber of Commerce and Central Maloney in Arcadia. Christine loved animals and playing bridge. She was a sports fanatic who enjoyed watching football, NASCAR and her favorite baseball team, the Tampa Bay Rays. Christine was the matriarch of the family. She was the last living relative of her generation.
Christine is survived by her son, Mike (Mary Beth Pridgeon Cochran) Cochran of Tallahassee, Fla.; daughter, Sandra (fiancé, Steve Stevens) Cochran of Tampa, Fla.; granddaughters, Holly Cochran of Jacksonville, Fla., and Tara Cochran of Ashburn, Va.; cousins, Debi (Jack) Kidd, Roy Ola, Jenny Watson, Connie Watson and Denise Watson; nieces, Kay Dees and Kerry Wegener; and nephews, Bill McAnly and Jimmy McAnly. She was preceded in death by her parents, William and Mattie Condor McAnly; husband, Ralph J. Cochran; brothers, Theodore, Hubert and Slim McAnly; sisters, Dora and Annie McAnly, and Flossie Pemberton; and nieces, Ruth Ola and Geneva Watson.
A memorial service to celebrate Christine Cochran's life will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, at First Presbyterian Church of Arcadia. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the ASPCA or the Humane Society in Christine's name. Online condolences can be made at www.pongerkaysgrady.com.
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'Old school London' tips
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Hi, have started a London blog aimed at telling people about the authentic, unspoilt, old school bits of London (markets, streets, shops etc) that are slowly dying out or being gentrified.Hopefully will be useful for the odd tourist (and even Londoner) looking to see something different but wondered if any thorntree posters had any suggestions for things to feature. Have a good amount of stuff in the pipeline but new ideas would always be welcome.
Thanks for the nice comments.Riverstar - thanks a lot. Cook's is definitely a good call, will try to head over in the next day or two. Wiltons looks good too, hadn't heard of it. I do like the George in Borough but for me it's a bit too touristy these days, mainly due to the number of people visiting Borough market so I feel it's lost some authenticity.
Barney - yes, intending to. Have a couple lined up but would love some suggestions. Sad thing is that so many have been gastro-fied that it's becoming harder to find the really 'old school' ones which used to be on every street corner.
Wilton's Music Hall, the gorgeous BlackFriars pub near St. Paul's, Henry the VIII's wine cellar, the nose in Admiralty Arch,The Black Cat Tobacco Factory in Hampstead, Hampstead Heath Observatory, the lighthouse on Gray's Inn Road near King's Cross.....just a few spots this yank has discovered in countless trips to London. Great blog!
The Lamb on Lamb's Conduit Street. The Seven Stars on Carey Street. The Blue Posts on Berwick Street - one of the few remaining old-style Soho boozers.And, not a pub but so worthy of inclusion if you haven't got it already, Bar Italia on Frith Street! I keep on expecting to see Elizabeth David at the counter checking proofs of "Italian Food". :)
Oh, and James Smith maybe, though I'll confess I've never been inside...14
Thanks very much, some brilliant tips there so lots to get to. Cook's pie and mash and Blue Posts on the list for this week as need a proper old school pub.Love the umbrella shop too. For what is I suspect a similar vibe I headed to L Cornelissen & Son yesterday - incredible shop in Great Russell Street that's now featured.


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Community Service Officer: 'Be Aware of Your Surroundings'
Homes were recently burglarized and an elderly woman was robbed in the Publix parking lot, according to Temple Terrace Police Community Service Officer Ken Stanton.
Community Service Officer Ken Stanton, of the Temple Terrace Police Department, emails Crime Updates to residents who have indicated that they want to receive the weekly reports. The crimes he featured in his latest update include:
Burglary Auto
Nov. 22, 3:30 p.m.
Arbor Isle Drive
A man entered an unlocked vehicle, and was confronted by the vehicle's owner at which time he fled, Stanton said. Police later found the man and took him into custody.
Burglary Residence
Nov. 22, 6:40 p.m.
6700 block of Whiteway Drive
The homeowner came home and found an intruder in the home at which time the intruder fled, Stanton said.
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Burglary Garage
Nov. 23, 4 p.m.
Raintree Area
A girl's bike was taken from an open garage, Stanton said. A neighbor saw two men riding away on it.
Burglary Residential
Sometime between Nov. 21 and 25
Orange River
Someone entered the residence through a broken rear window, Stanton said.
Strong Armed Robbery/Battery on Elderly Person Over 65
Nov. 25, 7 p.m.
5450 E. Busch Blvd.
A man snatched a woman's purse in the parking lot of Publix. The woman fell and hurt her foot. The man fled into the Brentwood Apartments.
Stanton ended the update with this piece of advice: "Be aware of your surroundings this holiday season."
Stanton's email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
You can also view daily activity logs from the Temple Terrace Police Department.
12:46 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Is there a subscription link, or do we personally email the request to be on the email list?
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A little over a month ago, the NFL announced that they would not be disciplining any player conduct infractions that may occur during the work stoppage period. Really, I'm not sure why they felt inclined to make that announcement, considering that they technically have no right to discipline anyone while there is no collective bargaining agreement in place. Anyway, ever since this announcement has been made, the police blotter has been…how shall we say?…blotting. I'll begin with some of the more tame accusations and end this with some of the more serious offenses. And if we're playing the word association game, when it comes to the word "tame" when speaking of athletes and their scrapes with the law, we're usually talking about really stupid offenses.
Cowboys "young" receiver Dez Bryant was ejected from an upscale Dallas shopping mall after he allegedly broke out into a profanity-laced tirade after he and his buddies were confronted by "Paul Blart Mall Cop" about their sagging pants. Now, sagging pants is a phenomenon that I've never quite understood. I can't even fathom being comfortable with my belt wrapped around my upper thighs and displaying my "Underoos" to the world…but I digress. This is beside my point. Okay, maybe one more point. Sagging pants is said to have evolved from prison culture. In the "joint", if you are sagging your pants, it conveys the message to the other inmates that you are…"spoken for". Now, I ask…Why do young people want to walk around these days looking like Bubba's b*tch? Well, I can't blame it entirely on the younger folks, because people of my own generation have done and many STILL do this. But is it a cause worth fighting for to the point of ejection from a public place and involvement of "the law"? Come on Dez.
Next we have Philadelphia Eagles' snap-jumping left tackle, Jason Peters. Peters was arrested in Shreveport, LA for violating the city's noise ordinance due to the volume of the music coming from his car. When asked to turn the volume of his car stereo down, he provided resistance. When asked to produce his driver's license, he refused, prompting the officer to tack on another charge of resisting arrest. He was later released on $628 bond. Maybe this is why he has trouble hearing the snap count.
Next up is Tennessee Titans' receiver Kenny Britt. Britt allegedly raced away from police officers who were attempting to pull him over for speeding in his hometown of Bayonne, New Jersey. When the officers finally caught up with him, he and a male passenger were walking away from the vehicle. Britt initially denied being the driver, but later came down off that story. He is charged with eluding officers, hindering apprehension, and obstruction of governmental function. Not to mention that his passenger was found with drugs in his possession.
Probably the biggest example from the "Stupid Files", we have Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Mike Vrabel, who was arrested for theft at the Belterra Casino in Florence, Indiana, for allegedly stealing alcohol. HUH??? REALLY Mike??? In addition to being a Superbowl winning linebacker, Vrabel is also a named plaintiff in the players' antitrust lawsuit against the league, AND a member of the NFLPA's Executive Committee. We would think he'd know better, but we obviously can't put ANYTHING past ANYBODY. He was released 5 hours after being booked on $600 bond. In Indiana, this offense is considered a Class D felony, so Mike "I wanna get twisted for free" Vrabel faces a sentence of 6 months to 3 years in prison for his boneheaded decision. However, I'm sure he'll never see a day behind bars. We all know how this goes.
Next we have Green Bay Packers' defensive end Johnny Jolly, who for a while, was actually IN jail, and had remained there until his April 20th court hearing, where he pleaded guilty to codeine possession, a felony drug charge. Police found 600 grams of codeine in his car when he was stopped in Houston, Texas back in March. At the time, he was already on probation for a similar charge stemming from a 2008 arrest. He was in jeopardy of facing jail time if convicted, considering a conviction would have been a violation of his probation. However, like many professional athletes, he got off rather easy. His plea landed him a 90-day stint in rehab and 5 years of probation, which is being termed "deferred adjudication". The District Attorney essentially dismissed the latest case because Jolly pleaded to the prior case.
Our next contestant on "The Blotter is Right" is Tampa Bay Buccaneers' cornerback Aqib Talib. Talib AND HIS MOTHER Okolo Talib allegedly fired a gun at his sister's boyfriend during an incident in Garland, Texas. He was later released on $25,000 bond and faces up to 20 years in "the pokey" (sagging his pants for the aforementioned "Bubba") if convicted. I have a question about this one: How the hell can two people fire one gun? I guess it could have been a "pop-pop-pass" situation. Who knows? Someone should probably just take the rap for this one and bring it to conclusion. But who takes the rap?…The family bread winner…or the family matriarch? Considering Okolo Talib's alleged behavior, I may be exaggerating her role in the family, but you never know. Maybe this is the only way she knows how to be Mama Lion, and Mama Lion must protect her cubs, right?
Lastly (and not because there aren't more…just that I set out to write a blog, not a book…THIS TIME!), we have three NFL players who were actually the victims of the news on the police blotter…or were they? In a 5 day span, two NFL players were stabbed, both allegedly by the ladies in their lives. Miami Dolphins' receiver Brandon Marshall was stabbed in the stomach by his wife, who claims it was done in self defense. Considering Brandon Marshall's history of domestic violence, I'm not sure if there is anyone on the planet who doesn't believe her. "Oh what a tangled web we weave." Denver Broncos' defensive end Jason Hunter was allegedly stabbed by his girlfriend, but both players are expected to make full and speedy recoveries. I guess these NFL wives and girlfriends aren't used to these guys being around so much at this time of year. Maybe they're a bit agitated with this lockout "cramping their styles". In addition to these domestic stabbings, Washington Redskins receiver Brandon Banks was also stabbed in an altercation at a DC nightclub back in February.
The NFL lockout began on March 12. From March 12 till today. there have been 10 NFL players arrested during that period alone. The aforementioned few were just some of the more notable arrests that have taken place during this tumultuous off-season, and I haven't even mentioned Albert Haynesworth and his TWO arrests since last season ended. The NFL and its players need to hurry and get a deal done because these players are OBVIOUSLY bored. They need to be at some OTA's or something else constructive/time-consuming, so they won't be "sagging" in Malls, banging wack rappers at 200 decibels, "sippin' on that sizzurp", stealing booze, running from cops, groping "ta-tas", getting shanked themselves, or trying to "murk" their potential bothers in law. They'd better hurry before next season is yet another remake of "The Longest Yard".
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Angiolo Falconetto (Italian, active ca. 1555–67, died before 1572), after Giulio Romano (Italian, Roman, ca. 1499–1546)
plate 8 1/4 x 6 5/8 in. (20.9 x 16.9 cm)
The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1949 (49.95.286)
As had become traditional in villa decoration, the Palazzo del Te in Mantua contained a space dedicated to the Muses. This etching is based on one of the two lunettes in the Loggia delle Muse, painted in about 1532 after designs by Giulio Romano. Here, the Hippocrene font, created by a blow from Pegasus' hoof, flows through large panpipes supported by Apollo. The laurel leaves that nourish the winged horse have also been fashioned into wreaths. In antiquity, the crown of laurel, a symbol of victory, was rarely the reward of poets. However, from the time of Petrarch's coronation on the Capitoline in Rome in 1341, the evergreen leaves were firmly linked to poetic fame.


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Fast Forward: VLC 1.0.0 Media Player RC1
May 13 VideoLAN announced and made ready for download the release candidate of its VLC Media Player 1.0. The new version supports more codecs and provides numerous enhancements.
The first stable version of the VLC Media Player 1.0 is code-named Goldeneye. The release of the first release candidate shows that the final product is sprinting to its goal. The 1.0.0 candidate brings new codecs and countless changes to its core components.
Enhancements include frame-by-frame playback, instantaneous pausing and finer speed control. There is an an option for on-the-fly recording for all media, TV programs can be recorded and viewed time-shifted and subtitles were improved. Thanks to new codecs, VLC supports Dolby Digital Plus, True HD/MLP and EAS3, and the software recognizes Blu-Ray and AVCHD demuxers, among other things. Not least of all VLC provides better DVB support so that the Linux client can scan across multiple channels. Surround sound support is available for PulseAudio.
VideoLAN, makers of the VLC, also announce the Skins2 Contest on their wiki page for community involvement in skin development for the new VLC by using the Skin Editor. Deadline is May 29, 2009. VLC Media Player release candidate source code download is available here.
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Lead Java developer vows policy changes and more attention to fixing problems.
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Debian 7.0 Debuts
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I love one-pot dishes! And my Skillet Kielbasa is always a winner!
You can pretty much add any vegetable medley you like. I usually go with the potato, green bean, and pepper trio. It gives you an excellent starch, vibrant color, and incredible flavor.
You can't really tell from this photo, but you get a really nice sauce from all the veggies, kielbasa, and broth as they cook down.
I always serve this dish with a basket of warm garlic bread. Perfect for mopping up all the savory, saucy, goodness.
1 Tbs butter or olive oil (optional)
1 1/2 LBS Smoked Kielbasa, sliced diagonally into 1/4" thick pieces
1 med onion, halved & quartered
2 to 4 Yukon Gold potatoes, halved & quartered
1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
1/2 LB fresh green beans, trimmed
1 cup beef broth
1 TBS Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp minced garlic
1/2 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp Italian seasoning
Heat olive oil or butter in a large skillet over med/ high heat. Add kielbasa, onion, and potatoes. Cook for about 5 to 8 minutes; or until you see some browning on the potatoes and kielbasa. Meanwhile, whisk beef broth, Worcestershire, garlic, pepper, and Italian seasoning, in a small bowl; set aside. Add green beans and bell pepper to skillet, stir to combine. Add broth mixture to skillet. Reduce heat to med/low. Cover with lid. Let cook for another 12 to 15 minutes; just until potatoes are fork tender.
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- Artist: The Vss
- Album: Nervous Circuits
- Label: Hydrahead
- Year of Release: 2008
- Original Release: 1997
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- Reviewed by: solitaryman on 2008-07-25
You can color me ignorant once again, dear readers. The VSS seem to have a cult following, still to this day, and it's all based on this one album, Nervous Circuits. They seem to be considered precursors to the modern habit of indie rock bands mixing in sythns and other electronic noise to full effect. While the album reflects that, what's really refreshing (still, a decade later on a re-release by the awesome folk at Hydrahead) is the fact that, at the core, the band sounds like a hardcore punk outfit who've dared attempt to add a damn near pop-influenced layer of synths and hooks on top. The mix is kept honest, and the songs are all, at the very least, catching to the ear. But the novelty wears thin for this listener.
"Death Scene", as an opener, will lead you to believe you're just hearing another halfway-decent hardcore punk outfit, only laced with a few moments of spotted synth blips. But the next track, "In Minature", introduces just what The VSS were about. The one-two punch of angular guitars and a high-pitched electro-wail create a disharmony that's suddently jolted out of place by a sizzling hook, only to revert back to the original theme. And the songs continue on much in this fashion, using repeating passages overdubbed with electronic effects and sudden switch-ups in rhythm/lead guitars that creates the imagery of goth robots dancing at a similarly themed club. Honestly, to my unfamiliar ears, The VSS sounds like what Bauhaus might have been if they rose to fame in the 90's...and were originally a hardcore punk band.
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We are currently in the process of replacing our default desktop environment
Gnome 2.x (running Ubuntu 10.04) with XFCE 4.8.3 (running Ubuntu 12.04).
Unfortunately I could not find any detailed system adminstrators guide
to XFCE.
What I've guessed so far, is that most of the configuration is done using xfconf.
Unfortunately this seems to use XML, but still plaintext atleast.
So, I just preconfigured a normal user account and tried to copy back the
changes from .config/xfce4/xfconf to /etc/xdg/xfce4/xfconf (of course with
looking into the files and changing names and so on) .
This worked, lets say, to an extend of 40%..
After this, the panel seems to be configured for everybody, but the xfwm4
settings (disabling raise on click, enabling edge resistance and so on) are
not applied.
Could you point me to some documentation how to preconfigure all items
of XFCE4 systemwide (using /etc and not touching users homedirs).
Thanks in advance.
PS: If you're interested in why we decided to switch our desktop:
The main reasons were interface stability and resource hunger.
With a userbase of several hundred people (everything in the range from newbee
to 1337h4x0r) we need to deliver a default desktop everybody understands,
without dogmatic design or the need for reading a bunch of papers explaining
why this feature has to be that way.
We did not want to expose our users to the experiments Gnome, Ubuntu or even
Microsoft are currently doing, but just deliver a traditonal, working, privacy aware
desktop enviroment, which still works without a facebook account or twittering
every mouse move.
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Xfwm4 also installs a defaults file in $prefix/share/xfwm4/defaults, but after loading those settings, the xfconf channel is parsed, so if you set /general/snap_resist it should work...
Thanks for the quick reply, but what you mentioned didn't help either.
Finally I examined the situation using strace on xfconfd:
open("/etc/xdg/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfwm4.xml", O_RDONLY) = 8
open("/etc/xdg/xdg-xubuntu/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfwm4.xml", O_RDONLY) = 8
open("/home/ioerror/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfwm4.xml", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
Second line is the problem: most settings got overridden here.
So, you can just file this issue into your user got confused by ubuntu folder.
Afterwards, of course everything is clear:
$ echo $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS
But anyway, more documentation on configuration, especially system wide, would
surely always be appreciated.
Last but not least, thank you for Xfce at all! Keep up the good work!
Last edited by ioerror (2012-04-19 17:19:47)
Yeah I need to work on explaining things like this in the docs.xfce.org wiki, but where it the time...
That said, if you lock a channel, it shouldn't search for local versions of the settings, duno if you tried that? There is some info about that here: http://git.xfce.org/xfce/xfconf/tree/do … el-xml.txt
It basically boils down to this <channel name="xfwm4" unlocked="root">
I'm aware of the locking feature. In our case we don't need it, because it's
okay for users to change their settings, if they want to (therefor they have
their own accounts).
We just wanted to change distribution defaults to our standard configuration
and finally it just works. Yeah!
What documentation concerns: I know it's always a question of having time.
There is already a basic documentation for users. The sysadmin point of view
is just a bit unattended (But that's not only with Xfce ).
Last edited by ioerror (2012-04-19 17:50:47)
Hi there.
Some more questions that came up in my mind during this thread:
1. Since $prefix/share/xfwm4/defaults already exists, is it possible to feed other
xfconf channels with simple key=value style configs too?
It would be just easier to handle on the administration side (e.g. changing one
single entry, merging content from different sources, doing diffs on settings, the
format is more robust and so on).
If xfconf does not handle it natively, it's of course no big deal to convert from
key=value style files to XML (like Debian does with update-gconf-defaults e.g.).
2. What's the benifit of copying all settings to user's home directories after
reading them?
The disadvantage I see at the moment is that you cannot change defaults
anymore, once a user already logged in. If only that would be stored which
have been changed, it would be possible to deliver a different default if necessary.
* Let's say in some rooms you have US keyboard and in others also greek layout
and now you want to add greek to the layout switcher for all users who did not
change the layout.
* In summer you realize your color theme is far from optimal (giving not enough
contrast on the cheap displays) and you decide better to use different hues for
everybody who did not change it themselves.
Just examples. Please do not treat them too concretely.
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Name: Debby Goedeke
Contact Info: 518-434-1217 x100
Debby Goedeke is currently Convention Services Manager of the Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau (ACCVB) based in Albany, NY. Since 2000 Debby has also worked as a Corporate Sales Manager for the Crowne Plaza Albany hotel and Vice-President of Meetings & Conventions for Empire Meeting Solutions, Guilderland, NY. Debby assists all of her clients by matching up the right "Albany" resource for their sporting tournaments, military reunions, family reunions and conference needs. In addition, Debby and the ACCVB offer attendance-building strategies with pre-event marketing techniques and support services, on-site aid, as well as public and community relations assistance. Debby is originally from the High Peaks region of Keene, NY where her family was in the hospitality industry. In her spare time, Debby enjoys running and participating in marathons and triathlons. Debby and her husband Art live in Delmar with their Yorkshire Terrier Lance.
Immediate Past President
Name: Vanessa LaClair, CMP
Contact Info: 518-436-3749
Vanessa is the Membership Services & Events Coordinator for the Independent Power Producers of New York, Inc. (IPPNY) and has been with the trade association for over 10 years as their membership services & event coordinator. In March 2007, Vanessa joined MPI and quickly became a very active member of the Northeastern New York chapter. Vanessa has been a communications team committee member, the VP of Communications, and is currently the President of the MPI NENY Chapter.
A nerd at heart, Vanessa is passionate about Social Media and anything to do with being online, marketing and general techy stuff. In 2010, she was asked to be a Social Media Guru as part of MPI's World Education Congress (WEC), where attendees were to "Act as a spokesperson for social media to the members attending WEC". In addition to her love of Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, Vanessa started her own personal website (a work in progress) and tries to blog regularly.
Vanessa currently resides in Slingerlands, NY with her husband, and in her free time enjoys hiking, Zumba, Hula-Fit and wine tasting!
VP Membership
Name: Kelly Abbruzzese
Contact Info: (518) 649-1015
VP Communications & Marketing
Name: Megan Higgins, CMP
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VP Education
Name: Tom Daubney
VP Finance
Name: Tim McCullough
VP Strategic Development
Name: Linda D'Agostino, CMP
Contact Info: 518-456-5450
Linda is a sales professional with 25 years of experience in the hospitality industry. She currently operates a satellite office in Albany as Director of Sales and Government Relations for the Buffalo Convention and Visitors Bureau. Opening this office in 2010 has allowed Linda to work daily with the NYS Association Market to bring more meetings to Buffalo, while enabling her to be a more active member in MPI. She was very happy and honored to be nominated Vice President Strategic Development. Her previous positions include sales manager at the Radisson Hotel and Suites, Director of Sales and Marketing for the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center, and Director of Sales at the Adams Mark Hotel in Buffalo. She studied Travel and Tourism at Niagara University and graduated with a major in Business Management from the University of Buffalo. D'Agostino earned her CMP designation in 1998 and continually partakes in education in the meeting industry . She is a member of NYSAE and serves on its membership committee. She is also a member of ESSAE, where she is currently on the marketing committee, a past board member, and recipient of the Van Guard Award. Linda's has 17 year old identical twin boys, Nick and Joe. When not working, she keeps busy following them around the country, as they play ice hockey at a very competitive level.
Director of Membership Recruitment
Name: Gina Potfora, CMP
Contact Info:
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Director of Marketing & Advertising
Name: Heather McElhiney, CTIS
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