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CHI St. Vincent in Little Rock, Arkansas, announces an exciting opportunity for a physician executive to serve as the Market Vice President of Medical Affairs for CHI St. Vincent Infirmary, North and Morrilton facilities.
CHI St. Vincent is a regional health network serving the state of Arkansas for over 130 years. Headquartered in Little Rock, CHI St. Vincent's network includes over 80 primary care and specialty care locations, 4 hospitals, home health, rehabilitation and surgery centers. With a network of 300+ affiliated physicians and the state's largest group of cardiologists, CHI St. Vincent is committed to preserving existing physician relationships in the community, building new ones, and creating a strong statewide and regional physician network. CHI St. Vincent Infirmary, North and Morrilton facilities, totally almost 400-beds, includes a Level 2 Trauma Center and Centers of Excellence in Heart Care, Neurosciences, Cancer, Orthopedics and Urology. St. Vincent Infirmary has been named the top-rated hospital in Arkansas by U.S. News & World Report for the 5th consecutive year and named as one of the "100 Greatest Hospitals in America" for the 3rd consecutive year by Becker's Hospital Review.
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Rocker Andrew Dost has composed new music for network DogTV to help soothe anxious canines.
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A digression, really, but --
About thirty years ago there was a fashionable theory that a properly-shaped lightning rod had a deterrent effect on lightning strikes. This was (apparently) due to poorly-defined "ion streams" in the air above the rod, when in the vicinity of a charged cloud. Only (apparently) well-earthed and properly shaped conductors had this effect, which is why standing with your golf club in the air in the middle of a field during a storm still isn't a good idea.
I don't know if this theory has much traction these days; but it remains the case that the mechanism of lightening strikes is not at all well understood, so it seems to me that it's at least possible that something of this sort goes on. If true, it might explain why tall radio masts are struck by lightening less often than might be expected.


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These are my first French heavy cavalry of the French-Italian Wars of the renaissance. I should have done this long ago, but somehow other stuff (Napoleonic 1:2000 Naval battles for example) and AWI seems to get in-between.
I did start with some regiments (Haufen) of Landsknechts though. I have a passable of a quarter of a tiny army collected, so far:
the gendarmes d'ordonnance,
then men-at-arms,
two landsknechts haufen all pike,
one battle line of Spaniards all swordsmen,
the landsknechts arquebusiers
and two guns ... not much now but still growing.
The heraldry is French: Savoy, Bourbon, Lorraine, Valois Alecon, Poitou-Charentes, Gascogne and some Valois derrivates of Bretagne and some generic French to counter the overwhelming blue a bit.


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Hip hip hooray! We have rain and we hope it doesn't stop.
The North Coast Advisory Council has been busy conducting site visits, even in the rain, glorious rain, while I sit in my chair. Thank you, Land Use Committee. Almost all of the projects before us have passed scrutiny with well-thought-out recommendations and concerns.
The projects include: new houses, remodels and a "soldier pile" retaining wall (using vertical steel posts to support horizontal panels) retaining wall along Highway 1 north of Ragged Point.
Despite the rain, the NCAC is still concerned about additional water usage, sewage overload, drainage and our environmentally sensitive habitat area, which includes the whole town. NCAC recommendations take these factors into careful consideration, along with the needs of Cambria and San Simeon residents.
Lately, I've noticed our village overrun with banners, posters, flyers, sandwich boards and oversize signage. Sandwich boards violate county code, as do oversize business signs.
Tourists may find our town to be a bit tacky.
The NCAC has been so busy with construction projects, we've not had time to deal with code violations and clutter. Please come to the next NCAC meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 19, at Rabobank, 1070 Main St., and voice your opinion.
The majority of Cambria and San Simeon is made up of residents who do not depend on the tourists to make a living. They don't have a Tourism Board or Chamber of Commerce with $250,000 a year to promote visitation. They complain quietly to their friends and neighbors and feel helpless in the face of the tourist influx. A full-time resident recently asked, "How could we retired, full-time residents be more fully represented in the Chamber of Commerce and Cambria Tourism Board deliberations?"
She questions whether profit should take precedence over the tranquility of the environment in which we have retired.
What happened to our peaceful little village? It's gone! What can we do? In a recent Tribune letter to the editor, one longtime resident wrote about the Amgen Bike Tour coming to Cambria. She asked if we could still stop it in light of our drought.
Some residents will watch the cyclists, many will leave town, and others will hunker down in their homes to avoid the congestion.
What do you think? The NCAC is here to allow people to express their concerns, desires and hopes, no matter which side of these issues you are on. We hope to see you on March 19 or at our Community Outreach table at Cambria Farmers Market on March 14.
Claudia Harmon Worthen is chairperson of the North Coast Advisory Council. This is one of a series of columns about the North Coast Advisory Council of Cambria and San Simeon to the Monterey County line. For more, go to http://NorthCoastAdvisoryCouncil.org.


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Based on: The Broadway musical
Story: Renee Zellweger and Catherine Zeta Jones star in this Oscar-winning big screen adaptation of the popular Broadway show. In 1920s Chicago nightclub singer Velma Kelly (Zeta Jones) and aspiring starlet Roxie Hart (Zellweger) are both arrested on the same night for committing two different murders. Placed in jail together, both women accept the advice of lawyer Billy Flynn (Richard Gere) and soon begin using their present circumstances to further their quest for wealth and fame.
Starring: Renee Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Richard Gere, Queen Latifah, John C. Reilly, Lucy Liu, Taye Diggs, Colm Feore, Christine Baranski, Dominic West, Mya Harrison
Cinematographer: Dion Beebe
Directed by: Rob Marshall
Music by: Danny Elfman
Produced by: Martin Richards
Written by: Bill Condon
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'Teen Mom' Amber Portwood Hospitalized After Panic Attack!
The 21-year-old MTV star was rushed to a hospital and hooked up to an oxygen machine, but it wasn't a drug overdose!
Amber Portwood is not having an easy past few months. The reality star's cousin Krystal Zion tells the MailOnline that she called 911 while Amber suffered a panic attack at her Anderson, Ind., home. Amber's two-year-old daughter Leah was with her ex-fiance Gary Shirley at the time. This is so sad!
"Amber suffers from a severe anxiety disorder,' a source says. "She has panic attacks all the time, but this time it was so bad that she couldn't breathe.
Amber has been open about the fact that she takes the prescription drug Klonopin to help with her anxiety disorder.
"Some people are saying Amber was rushed to the hospital because of a drug overdose, but right now that's just a rumor," the source continues. "The most likely explanation is that she forgot to take her medicine and when her panic attack came on she couldn't catch her breath."
Amber has not had an easy time. The reality star spent the entire summer in rehab at Seasons Recovery Center in Malibu and attempted suicide in June by tying a rope around her neck.


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Welcome to "Gallery Girls," episode six! Each week, six interns/inexplicable "gallery owners" look sad, but then a week comes along where a character contains an entire Russian novel of misery inside of her. This week: Amy.
Amy strongly believes that giving people things = friends for life. She gets all As in this department, until the moment when she goes too far and yells out her answers, resulting in a solid F. This happened last week in spades. In one scene, Liz told Amy she gives too many compliments and Amy's immediate reaction was to shout: "I LOVE YOUR SWEATER! NO, I REALLY DO!"
Amy went on a strange sort of rampage last week in which she showed up to an important work appointment shamefully late for a CEO, forget an intern. She said it was impossible to get from the Upper West Side to Chelsea, which is patently false. Guess what? It's possible! People do it literally every day. Literally hundreds of people, guys.
The tail end of that bender involved Amy "delegating" her own work to Kerri, the intern who joined the office after her. This was sort of like a first grader making the new kid do all her homework. You just can't do that. She's in the same place as you! If anything, that kid needs help, not more work.
Sure enough, all Amy did was get in trouble; it was actually hard to watch. We want her to succeed, we really do. She feels realer than the rest, ironically due to her continual lack of success.
But let's rewind. To start last night: Liz told her mom that Bobby, Liz's boyfriend, whom Bravo's really pushing on us, has to give her (Liz) a 13-carat engagement ring. Liz also told her mom: "Just kidding!" but it seemed like she wasn't. At least if Bobby decides not to get her the 13-carat he has a piece of defense footage he can play in a court of law. Angela said "I love hearing good things about myself, so I won't question [Eli's obviously insincere flattery]." Claudia let us know her name is pronounced Cloud-eee-ah.
When Sharon Horowitz -- the beautiful, tiny, expensively dressed art dealer who seems legitimately busy but has still allowed herself to be roped into this reality TV circus -- sat down with Amy, it did not go the way we hoped. Sharon brought up Amy's list of "delegated" tasks that Amy has no authority to delegate. Amy did a sort of, "I don't know what you're talking about!" eyebrow furrow (she did know). When pressed, she admitted her mistake by saying that Kerri (delegatee) took the note seriously, instead of as a joke, which Amy gave her no indication it was. (It wasn't).
Amy got fired. Instead of immediately enrolling herself in a boot camp called HOW TO SUCCEED, Amy told us this: "I've learned that I'm done interning." Reader, this is not the lesson of the Case of the Delegated Tasks. Nope, not even close.
Later in a car with a former model/Warhol muse Baby Jane Holzer -- whose presence was never truly explained -- Amy waged phase one in the Give People Things campaign. Angela bullied her into agreeing to drive the Brooklyn girls around in Miami during Art Basel. Amy is from Miami, Art Basel is in Miami, and broke gallery owners who cry constantly about not being able to pay bills inevitably fly wherever "the scene" is, ergo: Amy became the chauffeur to this motley crew. This was the second of two back-to-back painful moments for any well-wisher of Amy's. The first happened when Amy let slip that she once dated Eli, who had been artificially brought into the conversation, probably via a Bravo script writer.
"Ew," said Cloud-eee-ah.
"We all make mistakes," sniffed Angela/Babysitters' Club Cloud-eee-ah.
Instead of sticking by her one true love, Amy betrayed him by pretending that she found her perfect kiss with Eli "gross." She even pretended during the private camera session! It was just her and her God and us, and we all know how she actually feels about Eli, don't we?
Chantal performed a strange magic performance where she was simultaneously angry at Cloud for not being "focused" and also angry at Cloud for being focused. It was weird! Cloud wanted to host a pop-up exhibition in Basel that Amy, eye on the target, had suggested she help these new friends of hers put on. Chantal was all, no, it'll be hard work, why aren't you more focused on working hard? Totally weird.
Then Miami arrived and all the Brooklyn girls wore long ridiculous sheets and were suddenly civil with each other again. They created a plot arc for this show about nothing by pretending it would be a problem if they didn't host the pop-up exhibit because of some mysterious e-mails invites that were sent out to all the people they don't know in Miami. Amy pretended to have secured spots for the pop-up thanks to her diligent spot-securing work. (What about the fact that you're on a reality show? Doesn't that help in getting a restaurant to lend its services?)
Everyone was excited by how nice Amy's home was and pledged to be better friends with her. Also, Liz found her father. As we've been told, he's proud of her to other people but not to her face, and this probably has something to do with her stint in rehab. But, actually, just to propose something: a lot of parents are like that. Except for Rory Gilmore, pretty much everyone always feel like their parents aren't proud of them. Of course, we don't claim to know all the inner dynamics at work, but at least Liz's Bravo storyline requires that people constantly tell her they overheard her dad saying how proud he is of her. This time around, the task fell to Eli.
Liz's dad has a truly insane art collection in an expansive warehouse in Miami's new up and coming art district. He has been collecting "since before it was cool to like art," according to Liz. Which is...........hard to date.
Soon after, Cloud-eee-ah compared the Brooklyn girls and the Manhattan girls to the Bloods and the Crips. During this scene, she wore a floppy beach hat and drank a mimosa.
And then: Eli ran out of hair gel?
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"Nestle Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe says he realizes farmer's markets are shifting American approach to produce and food production and that Nestle is investing more money in life sciences and the intersection of medicine and nutrition because its executives believe that how we eat plays role in chronic diseases.
"He's skeptical of the slow (organic) food movement being able to feed the world but says it's affected Nestle's approach to supply chain as consumers demand to know where their food comes from. Nestle's improved its identification and tracking of the source of food products. 'This is a positive development,' Brabeck-Letmathe said. Nestlé says is helps farmers of cocoa, coffee, and milk install control mechanisms to prevent contamination and improve production quality.
"Organic Monitor estimates global sales of organic foods $54.9 billion in 2009, up from $50.9 billion in 2008. Largest markets are U.S., Germany, and France. Organic Trade Association reports U.S. sales of organic food and beverages up from $1 billion in 1990 to $26.7 billion in 2010. 2010 sales represented 7.7 percent growth over 2009. Organic sales approximately 4 percent of overall food and beverage sales in 2010. But Brabeck-Letmathe thinks the growth of the elite, wealthier organic food consumers in U.S. and E.U. have peaked. "It will stay the same," he says. "I don't think it will grow much more than it is."
I read stuff like this and think "Yep, HE'S crazy!" He's helping coffee and cocoa farmers? Only the ones using slaves and toxic chemicals!! Exploring the intersection between chronic diseases and food…my what a NOVEL idea. Let's throw in the chemicals and the genetic modification Nestles does on their garbage food that they make billions on…while the world gets sicker. He WANTS the organic / healthy food movement to peak because more and more of us are letting people know just how ROTTEN "convenience" food really is!
But Nestles is doubly evil…child slaves AND poison. I think that people like this man…who KNOWS that his corporations use child slave labor, who KNOWS that his company pushing formula into 3rd world countries has actually INCREASED infant deaths, and KNOWS that the food they push is toxic…yeah, I can't help but think "evil" when I read his words (look him up on YouTube…listening to him gave me the creeps.)
What's so awful when you think about it is that organic IS more expensive. Until you get the doctor's bills…then fake, GMO, chemical filled foods suddenly become a gazillion times MORE expensive than food the way God intended. Spend the extra $$ on organic and Fair Trade food, coffee, chocolate, etc. It's worth the price! I heard someone says once: "Shop on the edges of the grocery stores…stay out of the middle where the processed food is. The perimeter has the fruit, veggies, meat, dairy and breads."
I personally drink and buy organic 100% Fair Trade coffee through Our Mission Coffee (click to view their site.)
Folgers, Maxwell House, Nescafe, Taster's Choice…NONE of those brands will ever get my business again! Read our other post about Peter Brabeck-Letmathe's view on child labor…disgusting!
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Allegri understands fans' scepticism
New Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri understands the scepticism surrounding his appointment but is determined to win over the fans.
Allegri was appointed on Wednesday following the departure of Antonio Conte, who left Juve by mutual consent 24 hours earlier.
The 46-year-old takes over following a mixed spell with Milan, which saw him win the Serie A title in his first season in charge in 2010-11 before a downturn in fortunes.
Allegri was sacked by Milan in January with the 18-time Italian champions languishing in 11th place in the top flight.
However, he has now been given a chance to restore his reputation with a Juve team that will be looking to win a fourth straight Scudetto in 2014-15.
And, although he was surprised by the offer, the job represents an opportunity Allegri is eager to make the most of.
"For me it's an honour, it was a bolt from the blue when I was called yesterday to ask whether I was available to coach Juventus," Allegri said at a press conference on Wednesday.
"I understand the scepticism of the fans that have seen the coach change in a day.
"I will conquer them with respect and results. I am here to continue and to improve the winning streak."
Juve disappointed in European competition last term as they were knocked out of the UEFA Champions League in the group stages before losing in the semi-finals of the Europa League.
The Turin club will have the chance to bounce back this year, and Allegri was keen to stress the importance of performing well in the Champions League.
"We have a duty to play a great tournament in Europe," he added. "The Champions League has a great charm and Juve certainly deserves to be at least one of the top eight.
"Conte has represented so much for Juve. This team has dominated in Italy but we must improve in the Champions League."


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Henry Lipson Quotes
Darwin's book, On the Origin of Species, was published in 1859. It is perhaps the most influential book that has ever been published, because it was read by scientist and non- scientist alike, and it aroused violent controversy. Religious people disliked it because it appeared to dispense with God; scientists liked it because it seemed to solve the most important problem in the universe-the existence of living matter. In fact, evolution became in a sense a scientific religion; almost all scientists have accepted it and many are prepared to 'bend' their observations to fit in with it.
I have always been slightly suspicious of the theory of evolution because of its ability to account for any property of living beings (the long neck of the giraffe, for example). I have therefore tried to see whether biological discoveries over the last thirty years or so fit in with Darwin's theory. I do not think that they do. To my mind, the theory does not stand up at all.
To my mind, the theory of [evolution] does not stand up at all. If living matter is not, then, caused by the interplay of atoms, natural forces, and radiation [i.e., time, chance, and chemistry], how has it come into being? I think, however, that we must go further than this and admit that the only acceptable explanation is creation.
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Published by Simon Pulse on May 30th 2017
Genres: Contemporary, Young Adult
Pages: 380
Dimple Shah has it all figured out. With graduation behind her, she's more than ready for a break from her family, from Mamma's inexplicable obsession with her finding the "Ideal Indian Husband." Ugh. Dimple knows they must respect her principles on some level, though. If they truly believed she needed a husband right now, they wouldn't have paid for her to attend a summer program for aspiring web developers…right?
Rishi Patel is a hopeless romantic. So when his parents tell him that his future wife will be attending the same summer program as him—wherein he'll have to woo her—he's totally on board. Because as silly as it sounds to most people in his life, Rishi wants to be arranged, believes in the power of tradition, stability, and being a part of something much bigger than himself.
The Shahs and Patels didn't mean to start turning the wheels on this "suggested arrangement" so early in their children's lives, but when they noticed them both gravitate toward the same summer program, they figured, Why not?
Dimple and Rishi may think they have each other figured out. But when opposites clash, love works hard to prove itself in the most unexpected ways.
This was a super adorable and fun read. There definitely a lot of highlights in the book which I loved with a few things that didn't really work for me.
Meet-cute and kismet: I loved the way the universe brought together Dimple and Rishi! It has all hallmarks of a rom-com from the slightly meddling family members, to awkward shenanigan meet-cute, to forced time together, to a ton of really cute moments. Seriously, Dimple and Rishi are adorable and it fun getting to see both POVs and their relationship evolve.
(Clash of) cultures: While I'm not Indian, I can still totally relate to this odd mix of traditional meets American culture that both Dimple and Rishi experience. What more is that they both experience it differently and have different ways that they clash or embrace their cultures (like an arrange marriage!). I liked learning about Indian culture and I liked the family dynamics between Dimple and her family and Rishi with his.
Rishi: was a winner. He was just so lovely and adorkable and you knew when he committed to something, it was wholeheartedly.
Dimple: I struggled with a bit. It was a bit of a rollercoaster ride with her. While I appreciated Dimple's drive and determination to stay true to herself, I was also really frustrated by her selfishness.
Plot (or lack of?): A bunch of stuff happened but really nothing happened (expect for the romance)? Why did we spend so much time worrying about a talent show when we could have been embracing the tech-y goodness!?
Anyway, When Dimple Met Rishi was pretty enjoyable and diverse read. Despite some of its flaws, this story definitely left a smile on face.
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SQL without the ceremony, Franchise is about telling a story with each query and making it easy for them to build off each other -- combining exploration and analysis.
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HBO Is Developing Sam Lipsyte's People City
The New York novelist now has a TV show in the works.
Closely following the pickup of Jennifer Egan's A Visit From the Goon Squad, HBO has announced another collaboration with a novelist: Sam Lipsyte — the author of, most recently, The Ask — is developing the comedy People City, about a "25-year-old man hired by an eccentric New York couple to be their child's caretaker." This is promising news both for HBO's programming slate and for Bored to Death's Jonathan Ames, who'll finally have people to talk to at the company Christmas parties. [HR]


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Benjamin F. Edwards & Co., a Missouri-based full-service broker-dealer, has added two more offices in Canton, Ohio and Abilene, Kansas., growing the firm to 33 branches in 17 states. It has also hired 5 financial advisors and two associates from Wells Fargo Advisors to the new offices.
The expansion, a key component of the firms growth strategy, aims to leverage opportunities to strengthen and diversify their revenue base, according to Benjamin F. (Tad) Edwards IV, founder of the firm.
Joining the Abilene, Kansas location are Patti OMalley, managing director of Investments and Jeff Hoover, associate vice president of Investments. OMalley brings to Benjamin Edwards 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. Hoover brings to the firm 10 years of experience in the brokerage and banking industries.
Donna Nanninga, who also joins the firm as senior financial associate, will assist OMalley and Hoover with client management responsibilities. The team will report to Roger Buller, regional manager of the Midwest.
Joining the Canton, Ohio office, are Thomas J. Addessi and Michael Rosso, vice presidents of Investments and Timothy Dvorak, financial consultant. Addessi brings to Benjamin Edwards 30 years of experience in the financial services industry. Rosso joins the firm with nearly 25 years of financial services experience, where he began his career at Merrill Lynch. Dvorak brings 20 years of experience in the securities industry.
Also joining the office as senior financial associate is Kellie Westren, who brings more than 17 years of financial service experience.
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text: For the Google Summer of Code 2006, I'd like to suggest a project to add subfiles to NetBSD somewhat like Solaris has done (under the name Extended Attribute). Subfiles are important for supporting the NT file model and will enhance Samba support. They are also important for NFSv4 (called Named Attributes) and are already supported by Sun Microsystems, Network Appliance, and EMC. I can't volunteer to do the project, but perhaps this proposal can be posted under the Filesystems catagory and somebody might take interest. Regards, -gww ================================================================ Google SOC Project: UFS/UFS2 subfile support Introduction ============ Subfiles are an old idea and there are several mature implementations. Yet they are not fully understood. What should the APIs be? What should the access control model be? What are the implications for other file technologies like utilities, backup, browswers, email, ftp, nfs, tar, etc? What influence do subfiles have on other file features, file interfaces, and file systems? There is an obvious benefit of having compatibility with the Windows NT file model. Are there other benefits? Are subfiles a wizzy solution looking for a problem? Or are they a fantastic idea long overdue for deployment? Or something in between? What is needed is a pilot design and implementation of subfiles for NetBSD, and the BSD world in general. This will serve as a labratory for evaluating designs, exploring issues, and participating in the formation of subfile semantics. Background ========== Subfiles appear in a number of operating systems and other technologies and will have growing importance: * NTFS has ADS (Alternate Data Streams) * Solaris has Extended Attributes, a misnomer and not to be confused with BSD/Linux EAs * Apple Mac has resource/data forks * NFSv4 has Named Attributes The Samba folks are looking to support ADS using subfiles. It is an active area of interest in Linux kernel development. Although NFSv4 originally envisioned supporting Named Attributes using Linux/BSD/OS2 style EAs (sometimes called weenie EAs) the course of events has led to NFSv4 Named Attributes being supported by subfiles. Implementations include Solaris, NetApp, EMC, and Hummingbird (NFS on NT). The semantics of subfiles are well represented by the Solaris EAs. However, the Samba and Linux folks have found subtle problems with the Solaris API. Solaris marks the APIs as experimental. Still, Solaris has done a good and thorough job and can be used as a design model. See fsattr(5) in the Solaris 10 reference manual. Please see http://nasconf.com/pres04/waidhofer.pdf for further summary and references. Suggested APIs ============== The APIs on Solaris have met with criticism. The APIs of NT are probably right out. The Linux APIs are being contemplated. Here is a suggested API intended to be simple and clear but not permanent. Trond Myklebust [firstname.lastname@example.com] is also actively contemplating the APIs for Linux. The Solaris folks are also reevaluating their API. Expect subfile APIs to be a fluid topic for some time. Please see the "What's wrong with Solaris...." section, below. int subfile_open ( char * basefilename, char * subfilename, int open_flags); int subfile_fdopen ( int basefilefd, char * subfilename, int open_flags); These return normal file descriptors (fd) that can participate in close(), fstat(), read(), write(), lseek(), and all other normal file APIs. Subfile_fdopen() can not be used to create subfiles on subfiles or on subfile directories. Subfile_open (basefile, ".", O_RDONLY) can be used to open the subfile directory. Variants of opendir(3) and fopen(3) can be built around these primitives. It's also worth implementing the Solaris attropen(3) library interface for compatibility. int subfile_stat ( char * basefilename, char * subfilename, struct stat * sb); int subfile_fdstat ( int basefilefd, char * subfilename, struct stat * sb); int subfile_remove ( char * basefilename, char * subfilename); int subfile_fdremove ( int basefilefd, char * subfilename); File system changes =================== This approach is about what Solaris UFS did. It leverages the inode-centric model which makes things a lot easier. The alternative -- to invent whole new data structures, allocation methods, directory/index methods, etc -- is very difficult and offers no advantage. However, an inode is at this time supersufficient for the purpose and so some inode fields are redundant. That may change in time. Add two inode types: IFSFDIR subfile directory IFSFREG subfile proper An eligible file system object may have subfiles. This will be called the base inode. Eligible file systems objects are IFREG, IFDIR. In future, more types (IFCHR, IFBLK, etc) may become elligible. Add a field to the inode structure to reference the IFSFDIR inode, 0 means there isn't one. An IFSFDIR: * is referenced by exactly one base inode, add a back pointer to the inode struct * contents are same as normal directory, struct direct. * contains a "." entry that references the IFSFDIR. * contains a ".." entry that references the base inode * entries may only reference IFSFREG there may be no subdirectories or device nodes * is instantiated on demand * is removed when the base inode is removed * does not have independent access control (uid, gid, mode), refer the the base inode An IFSFREG: * is just like an IFREG * could (should?) contain a back pointer to the IFSFDIR * can only have a link count of 1 * can be deleted explicitly (see subfile_remove(), below) * is deleted when the base inode is deleted * does not have independent access control (uid, gid, mode), refer the the base inode When a base inode is deleted, the subfile tree has to be deleted also. This makes remove() a much more complicated operation. There are likely to be tricky locking issues. VFS/vnode operations will have to be defined and implemented. File system utilities ===================== fsck(8) and dump(8) will have to be modified to recognize and audit the new inode fields and inode types. This actually is the genius of the Solaris approach. It leverages the existing utilities by leveraging the existing inode-centric mechanism. User utilities ============== The list of user file utilities is fairly obvious: ls(1), cp(1), tar(1). Solaris defines a new '-@' command line option to these utilities to specify that subfiles should be operated upon. See Solaris 10 fsattr(5) manual page for a more complete list. Tar(1) format modifications for subfiles was done by Solaris. Interoperability with the Solaris tar(1) should be a project objective. NFSv4 support ============= Adding NFSv4 support to NetBSD would be a project in itself. Confering with the developers of NFSv4 for BSD would be advisable. Samba support ============= This is far more feasible than NFSv4 support. Perhaps even more interesting and important. Samba has a file switch (like the VFS layer) that would allow straight-forward support of NT ADS using NetBSD subfiles. NT uses subfiles (ADS) to hang thumbnails on image files. Put a fresh copy of a thousand largeish images in an NT directory (folder). The first time you access with "View Thumbnails" it takes a while. But after that it is quite fast. Now do the same on a Samba share. It's slow every time. With NetBSD subfiles and the right tweaks to Samba, a Samba share should perform as quickly as NTFS on a local disk. At least that's the theory. It's never been put to the test. It's real braving-the-frontier stuff! (Samba on Solaris may have this support by now). Subfile access control ====================== Access control of subfiles is a hot issue. There are security vulnerabilities in NT based on ADS. What does it mean to have a r/w base file and a r/o subfiles? What does it mean to have a r/o basefile and a r/w subfile? Should a subfile have an independent ACL? There are lots of opinions but nobody really knows. Although NFSv4 is prepared for whatever access control model emerges, the spec and the community have no recommendations. The opportunity to explore these issues alone justifies a pilot implementation. For the pilot implementation, the suggested access control is to refer to the base file. It is simplest (from a design point of view) and there is a logic to it -- at least at first. Suppose a file is r/w. To organize content within the file all sorts of data structures and indexes could be used. Or well known, sparse seek offsets could be used. For example, offset 0 is the content, offset 100g is the primary index, offset 200g is the secondary index, offset 300g contains backup advice. Complex data structures can be awkward. Sparse files can also be awkward. Whatever approach is taken to organize data in a monolithic file, there is still exactly one access control path. Subfiles allow a convenient way to organize data. They are -- in one view -- an alternative to well known seek addresses. The base file has the content. Subfile "primary" contains the primary index. Subfile "secondary" contains the secondary index. Subfile "dirtymap" contains backup advice. It is far less awkward. Putting all of that under a single access control path is entirely consistent with the lseek() or data structure model. In future the access control issues will be better understood and conventions will emerge. Indeed, the NetBSD community can influence that. Start with simple. What is wrong with the Solaris openat() API, et al? =================================================== The Solaris openat() API, et al, predates Solaris work on subfiles (EAs). These interfaces were originally done to save pathname traversal. For example, when walking a directory tree (think find(1)), wouldn't it be nice to stat() entries by giving the file descriptor of the enclosing directory followed by the name? Rather than stat()ing x/y/z/a/b/c/f, use statat() passing the file descriptor for directory x/y/z/a/b/c and the name "f". Openat() was extended with the O_XATTR flag to support subfiles. The favored Solaris interfaces is attropen(3). It takes the name of the base file and the name of the subfile as arguments. It is implemented as a library that first open()s the base file, then openat()s the subfile, then close()s the fd of the base file. That's where a subtle flaw appears. By close()ing the fd, any POSIX locks held by the process on the base file -- even through a different file descriptor -- are lost. Openat() and friends were once proposed on the NetBSD list for the benefits of reducing pathname traversal. However, there were coherent objections based on security concerns. These have not been fully explored. ==END====END====END====END====END====END====END== > -----Original Message----- > From: firstname.lastname@example.com > [mailto:email@example.com]On Behalf Of Jan Schaumann > Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 6:55 AM > To: firstname.lastname@example.com; email@example.com; > firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com > Subject: Google Summer of Code 2006 > > > Hello, > > My apologies for cross posting, but this concerns a fairly wide area of > NetBSD aficionados: > > The NetBSD Project is pleased to once again participate in Google's > Summer of Code 2006 [http://code.google.com/soc/] as a mentoring > organization. A list of possible projects is available from > http://www.netbsd.org/contrib/projects.html. If you are interested in > any of these projects or have other suggestions, please either contact > me in private, post to the relevant mailing list, or post to > email@example.com. > > Please remember that the list of projects is not complete (by far), and > that we will be happy to add your suggestions and will accept applicants > with their own ideas as well. > > (Note: Please do not group-reply to all lists. Instead, pick an > appropriate list to follow up to on-topic. General feedback should go > to email@example.com. You have been warned. And I apologize > for cross posting. Again.) > > -Jan > > -- > I'm not even supposed to be here today! >


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Daniel Barenboim conducted the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and vocal soloists Wednesday night in a performance of Act II of Wagner`s ``Tristan und Isolde`` that was beautifully played, persuasively sung and emotionally unconvincing.
His emphasis was clear from the start, for the singers occupied a platform at the rear of the stage that forced them to be heard literally over the orchestra, which in ``Tristan`` is not an easy task. Passages louder than mezzo-forte had the verbal sense submerged and emotion carried by the players. This succeeded to a point, given that the conductor elicited exquisite shadings and seductively sculpted tones; but the problem, as always with Barenboim, had less to do with color than line.


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That's my favorite line from the op-ed in today's New York Times called "Sow Those Seeds!" My other favorite is "What beginning gardeners need most, in fact, is old gardeners." Exactly – or garden coaches.
I really enjoyed that article, thanks for sharing it. I grew up helping my grandmother in her garden and this will be my first year with real raised beds of my own… I have been poring over those seed catalogs for months now. I think if this spreads, it can be nothing but positive for us on so many levels.
I agree. I was fortunate to grow up in a gardening family. We grew all of our own food and preserved it. My mom still gardens extensively and I know if I have a question I can ask her. I just started growing my own food last year and I'm hooked. Hopefully my mom and I can pass along gardening knowledge to my nieces & nephews.
Beets are an easy veggie to grow. They transplant easily. I've never seen the plants for sale. Anyone can grow beets even in a pot. So far as I know they are pest free.
I'm drooling for fresh produce out of my backyard.
I meet many alienated gardeners — mostly due to deer population explosion in our area. It is very sad to witness rheir delusionmenr – but I cannot blame them.
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As adjective
being within; inside of anything; internal; inner; further toward a center:the interior rooms of a house
of or relating to that which is within; inside:an interior view
situated well inland from the coast or border:the interior towns of a country
of or relating to the inland
domestic:interior trade
private or hidden; inner:interior negotiations of the council
pertaining to the mind or soul; mental or spiritual:the interior life
As noun
the internal or inner part; inside
the inside part of a building, considered as a whole from the point of view of artistic design or general effect, convenience, etc
a single room or apartment so considered
a pictorial representation of the inside of a room
the inland parts of a region, country, etc
:the Alaskan interior
the domestic affairs of a country as distinguished from its foreign affairs:the Department of the Interior
the inner or inward nature or character of anything
the largest open set contained in a given set, as the points in a circle not including the boundary
As noun, plural houses [hou-ziz] /ˈhaʊ zɪz/ (Show IPA)
a building in which people live; residence for human beings
a household
(often initial capital letter) a family, including ancestors and descendants:the great houses of France; the House of Hapsburg
a building for any purpose:a house of worship
a theater, concert hall, or auditorium:a vaudeville house
the audience of a theater or the like
a place of shelter for an animal, bird, etc
the building in which a legislative or official deliberative body meets
(initial capital letter) the body itself, especially of a bicameral legislature:the House of Representatives
a quorum of such a body
(often initial capital letter) a commercial establishment; business firm:the House of Rothschild; a publishing house
a gambling casino
the management of a commercial establishment or of a gambling casino:rules of the house
an advisory or deliberative group, especially in church or college affairs
a college in an English-type university
a residential hall in a college or school; dormitory
the members or residents of any such residential hall
a brothel; whorehouse
a variety of lotto or bingo played with paper and pencil, especially by soldiers as a gambling game
Also called parish
the area enclosed by a circle or feet (
meters) in diameter at each end of the rink, having the tee in the center
any enclosed shelter above the weather deck of a vessel:bridge house; deck house
one of the divisions of the celestial sphere, numbered counterclockwise from the point of the eastern horizon
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to give shelter to; harbor; lodge:to house flood victims in schools
to provide with a place to work, study, or the like:This building houses our executive staff
to provide storage space for; be a receptacle for or repository of:The library houses , books
to remove from exposure; put in a safe place
to stow securely
to lower (an upper mast) and make secure, as alongside the lower mast
to heave (an anchor) home
to fit the end or edge of (a board or the like) into a notch, hole, or groove
to form (a joint) between two pieces of wood by fitting the end or edge of one into a dado of the other
As verb (used without object), housed [houzd] /haʊzd/ (Show IPA), housing [hou-zing] /ˈhaʊ zɪŋ/ (Show IPA)
to take shelter; dwell
As adjective
of, relating to, or noting a house
for or suitable for a house:house paint
of or being a product made by or for a specific retailer and often sold under the store's own label:You'll save money on the radio if you buy the house brand
served by a restaurant as its customary brand:the house wine
As Idioms
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clean house
clean (def )
dress the house, Theater
to fill a theater with many people admitted on free passes; paper the house
to arrange or space the seating of patrons in such a way as to make an audience appear larger or a theater or nightclub more crowded than it actually is
keep house, to maintain a home; manage a household
like a house on fire / afire, very quickly; with energy or enthusiasm:The new product took off like a house on fire
on the house, as a gift from the management; free:Tonight the drinks are on the house
put / set one's house in order, to settle one's affairs
to improve one's behavior or correct one's faults: It is easy to criticize others, but it would be better to put one's own house in order first
As noun
a picture or design executed in paints
the act, art, or work of a person who paints
the works of art painted in a particular manner, place, or period:a book on Flemish painting
an instance of covering a surface with paint
As verb (used with object), quoted, quoting
to repeat (a passage, phrase, etc
) from a book, speech, or the like, as by way of authority, illustration, etc
to repeat words from (a book, author, etc
to use a brief excerpt from:The composer quotes Beethoven's Fifth in his latest work
to cite, offer, or bring forward as evidence or support
to enclose (words) within quotation marks
to state (a price)
to state the current price of
As verb (used without object), quoted, quoting
to make a quotation or quotations, as from a book or author
(used by a speaker to indicate the beginning of a quotation
As noun
a quotation
quotation mark
As Idioms
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On August 22 - Another Saturday with Sarah! Sarah Peasley returns with two new workshops - offered previously at national fiber-arts expos. In the morning: Basic Double Knitting Techniques. In the afternoon: Basic Cable Techniques. The prices are the same as her June classes: $60 for either class and $110 for both. Click the class titles above to learn details. Call or stop by to register. Space will be strictly limited to about 16 for each workshop
As some of you know, Sally is an old friend of ours - she visited our east-side locations more than once, always to a full house. She is doing a very bad job of retiring. She is the author of many well-known and well-regarded books for knitters - among them, Style, The Knit Stitch, The Purl Stitch, Color, and Mother and Daughter Knits - and the creator of the now-iconic Einstein Coat.
We can say this much: On Friday night, September 18, somewhere in downtown Farmington, Sally will offer a public lecture about the process of working with our hands - why we do it, what difference it makes in the modern world. (For those of you who have never met her - Sally is a fabulous teacher and lecturer). There will be a small entrance fee and light refreshments. This talk will be suitable for all crafters - young and old, women and men. Then on Saturday and Sunday, she will offer three or four knitting workshops in house - topics to be decided with your help. We have to limit seats to 16 or 17 each.
Go to the Sally Melville Knits website, look at her 3 and 6-hour offerings, and give us a ranked list of 3. Do it within the next few days. We will be making a decision within the next 7-10 days.


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HONOLULU – Warriors cornerback and kick returner Mike Edwards is expected to announce his decision to forego his senior year and enter the NFL Draft.
Edwards, who was the team's MVP and the Mountain West Conference Special Teams Player of the Year, has been weighing the decision for some time.
As early as November, Edwards commented publicly on the impending decision, saying on the 28th "It's a decision I'll make probably when I get home…whatever decision I make I know it'll be the best for me."
Before the season began, Edwards was seen as a player who could be taken on the latter half of the third day of the NFL Draft (rounds 6 & 7), but has seen his stock rise after his impressive junior campaign.
Edwards won numerous national awards to go along with his team and conference honors, and they were well deserved. He returned three kickoffs for touchdowns, setting UH single season and career records in the process. He led the FBS in total kickoff return yards with 1215, and his average of 30.4 yards per return was 5th best.
Edwards is a native of Cleveland, Ohio. He has one brother and two sisters.
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Throughout the last few months, numerous leaders in our country have made wild claims that have been proven to have no grounding in reality. There is also the proliferation of fake news that has motivated numerous people to do a variety of things. All around us untruths are taken as fact. Those who challenge these claims are considered dangerous enemies worthy of violent reprisals. Take the case of Edgar Welch. After reading a fake news story claiming that Hillary Clinton was running a child molestation ring out of a Washington, D.C. pizza restaurant named Comet Ping Pong, Welch traveled from North Carolina to D.C. to investigate with an assault rifle and ended up firing a shot inside the restaurant. Even though restaurant owners repeatedly repudiated the fake news story, Welch clung to the fake news. This phenomenon is taking place all over our society. Truth is dead.
Untruths cannot go unchallenged. There is great danger in our current state. In a world of shifting shadows, the resurrection of truth begins with demanding the truth. We are the resistance. We cannot continue to be imprisoned by twisted words and concepts. In the words of John 8:32, may we "…know the truth, and allow the truth to set us free."


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Women in Sri Lanka's predominantly Tamil-speaking north and east are facing a desperate lack of security in the aftermath of the long civil war.
Despite a marked improvement in economic governance and the holding of legislative elections in good security conditions on 11 December in Côte d'Ivoire, the divisions within the security forces carry a risk of violent confrontation while the victor's justice targeting only former President Gbagbo's followers hampers reconciliation.
As a recent uptick in violence vividly illustrates, the fate of militias that ousted Qadhafi's regime must be carefully addressed lest they jeopardise Libya's transition.
With the future of the Maoist combatants finally settled, Nepal's peace process has gained momentum after a long stalemate, but challenges remain, particularly the design of a new federal state and evolving coalition and factional dynamics of the parties.
Religious intolerance, sectarian violence and radical Islamic parties threaten to undermine the democratic reforms on which Pakistan's stability depends.
The international community should start a process to close its supervision of Bosnia's Brčko District at its meeting next week and develop a new strategy to better help domestic institutions address governance challenges and corruption, while retaining the ability to sanction any attempts to undermine security.
The violent border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia earlier this year have challenged the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) to turn its rhetoric into action, but to achieve peace and security more robust diplomacy is required to end a still unresolved conflict.
Although North Korea has offered unconditional dialogue since January, South Korea is maintaining a tough policy line towards the North as Seoul approaches a year of electoral campaign politics. The risk of conflict remains serious, particularly in the area near the Northern Limit Line (NLL), the military demarcation in the Yellow Sea.
After demonstrating commitment to an extraordinary series of social, economic and political reforms, Myanmar's new government has launched a bold peace initiative with potential to resolve the devastating 60-year civil war with ethnic groups.
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