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Forgive me, bitches, but there will be no new blog this week. Next week I'll be in California for work so the Bitchy Survivor Blog will return on April 3. Again, my apologies. Don't worry, I'm not quitting the season. I'm actually enjoying it! Unforeseen circumstances are to blame. Feel free to talk amongst yourselves and leave comments below.
One girl's twistedly fantastic interpretation of what the hell is really going on in those tribes.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
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Forgive me, bitches, but there will be no new blog this week. Next week I'll be in California for work so the Bitchy Survivor Blog will return on April 3. Again, my apologies. Don't worry, I'm not quitting the season. I'm actually enjoying it! Unforeseen circumstances are to blame. Feel free to talk amongst yourselves and leave comments below.
16 comments:
- AnonymousMarch 20, 2014 at 2:55 PM
Tony hates black people.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 20, 2014 at 4:13 PM
So far not enjoying the season. Disappointed that Cliff was voted off so early in the game. Want to see the cops and the broad from Boston GONE.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 20, 2014 at 10:51 PM
Bummer! Will start having bitchy withdrawals without your fiendish comments to look forward to every week.ReplyDelete
I vote that we rechristen the Aparri tribe Campari. Mmm... alcoholic, bitter, and orange. Cocktails anyone?
- E. H. WinterMarch 20, 2014 at 11:08 PM
As a professional critic of Sand Art I am confident in predicting that 'Yours Truly' has a bright future. Now, obviously, Sand Art will never achieve a level of contemporary regard to rival Street Art (I mean let's face it, Yours Truly will never be a Banksy) but I see potential here! "Bitch" is a work of true genius. I'm confident that Yours Truly is an up and coming artist to watch because she has followed her passion all the way to California in order to work with the finest sand in the country! That shows dedication, real dedication. I look forward to seeing her next piece.ReplyDelete
I loved Tribal Council this week! Those smugbastards got what they deserved. Adios lazy Cliff. Next up: dredlock girl can take a hike. And wait 'til the other side sees that Cliff is gone, they are going to jump for joy!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 21, 2014 at 11:56 AM
Best Tribal Council in a long time!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 21, 2014 at 5:42 PM
CopsRUs Tony has a serious case of 'short guy complex'.ReplyDeleteReplies
A lot of cops have that.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 24, 2014 at 1:31 PM
And... as predicted... the tribes were split in a "totally random" order. Which, of course, includes putting the "brains" on one team together. I just wish it wasn't so completely obvious. Don't lie to us, Jeff. We see you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 24, 2014 at 10:09 PM
LaLa, i think you should rename Jeffra, Jethrene, in honor of the Beverley Hillbillies. She does tend to be slow and stupid.ReplyDelete
- E. H. WinterMarch 27, 2014 at 10:57 PM
Oh my. Did you see that amazing example of Sand Art in the most recent ep of Survivor? "Shame On You Lindsie" was sheer brilliance! I'm sorry to say it makes this "Bitch" piece from last week seem rather crude. In hindsight, I may have overestimated your Sand Art talent. I do hope you can produce a piece that allays my doubts. Astonish me! Before you fly, make that fine Californian sand dance to your whim!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 28, 2014 at 2:12 AM
Damn! Alexis gone, definitely the hottest.ReplyDelete
I will so miss those beautiful tiny tight shorts.
Ack! When I read this Bloggus Interupptus, I didn't realize it was for 2 weeks. That hurts. Right in the heart.ReplyDelete


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Hi all,
I've loaded up Xububtu 7.10 and absolutely love it! My super stupid question is: What is the little circle with the "button" or dot in it on the left side of the title bar, next to the icon of window i have opened.
Example - I opened Blackjack-vegas strip - on the title bar, left side is a pair of cards, indicating what i have opened. what is the action button next to it? It toggles on/off, but what is it toggling?
You can tell I'm "Linux Challenged" still, but thats how we learn. these foruums are great.
thanks in advance - Rick
Just klick with your mouse the circle and watch carefully the pager. As you can see the program will (dis)appear on the other desktops.
Thanks very much, I accidentally removed the pager from my panel, I will re-enable it so my button works again. This is why I wasn't seeing anything happen. I've been at another web site learning how to use the Termial, and command line. Yeee haaa ... just love this OS! Thanks again - RiK
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The Hope College Concert Series will feature The Soil & The Sun on Tuesday, April 9, at 8 p.m. at the Park Theatre in Holland.
The Soil & The Sun originated in 2008 as a two-piece act based out of a basement in Chicago, Ill., and is now an eight-piece group based out of Grand Rapids. In characteristically odd fashion, the band describes its sound as "corn-fed, Michigan-made New Mexican Space Music, or Experiential Spiritual Folk."
"Michigan Live" has called Soil's eight-piece debut, "Wake Up, Child," "cohesive and elevating—an optimistic debut"—fitting for a band who would go on to release a follow-up in under a year's time. The band's sophomore album, "What Wonder is the Universe!," has garnered similar acclaim, winning the 2012 Jammie Award for best album of the year. "Silver Tongue" has called the album "inspiring and unusual," complementing the overall sense of wonder fostered throughout the nine lush tracks.
Kellen & Me, currently touring with the band, will be opening for the evening. Kellen & Me is a one-man "electro-indie-folk-rock" ensemble that evokes both '60s Lo-Fi and futuristic High-Fi.
The doors will open at 7:30 p.m., and Kellen & Me will begin performing at 8 p.m.
Tickets are $10 for the general public and $5 for Hope students, and are available online at tickets.hope.edu/ticketing and at the ticket office in the main lobby of the DeVos Fieldhouse. The ticket office is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and can be called at (616) 395-7890. Any remaining tickets will be sold at the door.
The DeVos Fieldhouse is located at 222 Fairbanks Ave., between Ninth and 11th streets. The Park Theatre is located at 248 South River Ave., at the intersection at River Avenue and 10th Street.


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Bedford battled hard at Vallis Way on Saturday afternoon as they claimed a 39-23 victory over Ealing Trailfinders. The Blues touched down five tries and to claim a bonus-point win and deny the Green & Whites anything out of the game in the process.
This Greene King IPA Championship clash could have gone either way though with 10 minutes left to play and only two points separating the pair, but Bedford came up trumps on a delightful afternoon in West London. Two late tries from Bedford's Mark Atkinson, on top of well-crafted scores from Nick Fenton-Wells, Gregor Gillanders and Patrick Tapley, were enough to see off the hosts. Ealing put in a creditable display as winger Phil Chesters scored two tries on the day and TJ Anderson also touched down, with Ben Ward kicking a conversion and two penalties.
Blues kicked things off in the afternoon sunshine as the home side forged the first attack.
Max Crumpton broke early and found acres of space, but Chris Kinloch couldn't catch his off-load as pressure came from Ben Ransom.
Michael Le Bourgeois proceeded to break well and showed great hands to get off a pass, but Ealing intercepted as Bedford tested their defence.
Then Jake Sharp and Ransom combined to push Ealing right back to their 22.
Darryl Veenendaal kept up the attack but, as Blues props Darren Fearn and Phil Boulton linked right underneath the posts, a knock-on allowed Trailfinders to clear.
James Pritchard was on the receiving end of a nasty tackle from Steve Pape as the Ealing lock was sin-bin and Bedford took the initiative as Sharp slipped in Fenton-Wells for the first score 10 minutes in.
Sharp was kicking well in the windy conditions and Fenton-Wells made some good ground as Blues looked for a second try.
And the visitors thought they had it when Veenendaal came off the back of a maul and found Pritchard on the wing.
The Canadian outpaced his defender his marker and dinked over his man to dive over for the score.
However, after consulting with his assistant, referee John Meredith ruled out the score.
The contingent of Bedford fans didn't have to wait long to cheer once more, however, as Gillanders powered through for the Blues' second try and Pritchard added the extras just before the half-hour mark.
Ealing instantly got one back though, Chesters finding space in the corner to register and narrow the score to 12-5.
The hosts then kicked for the corner and, after some good driving play by Conor Carey, TJ Anderson barrelled his way over and Ben Ward converted to level the scores at 12-12.
Next, Harry Wells, who was making his first start for the Blues, picked up a yellow for having hands in at a ruck and Ealing seized upon their man advantage.
Chesters sent down a grubber on the left and, although he didn't get the bounce, he was able to lean back and gather to get over for the Green & Whites' third try.
Opposing forwards Boulton and Crumpton then clashed as the Blues were awarded a penalty which Pritchard duly converted to make it 17-15.
Bedford searched for a way back into the lead and found it by dominating the scrum as Pritchard slotted home another penalty from just outside the 22 as Blues led 18-17 at oranges.
As play resumed, Ealing full-back Andrew Henderson was at the helm of another home attack.
He knocked on, but Blues were flagged for a high tackle and Ward restored their lead as he made it 20-18 from the tee.
Blues looked to fresh legs as Nic Auterac replaced Fearn and it paid dividends as success at scrum time helped the Blues' backs to get into the game and really stretch their hosts.
The hosts refused to be pushed over, but good energy from the Bedford defence was forcing the Trailfinders to make mistakes as replacement Timothy Brockett's forward pass gave Bedford the put-in at a scrum.
Ealing proceeded to impede and Veenendaal quickly took the penalty as the Blues worked the ball left and made for the corner.
Trailfinders were able to clear briefly from the resulting lineout, but Veenendaal and Atkinson threw some good passes together to push Ealing right back, only for Chesters to take a crucial interception.
Blues continued to keep the hosts pinned back as constant pressure forced them to kick clear.
Tapley made ground as Bedford strung more good phases together, with the winger managing to shrug off a tackle to go through under the sticks, with Pritchard's conversion making it 25-20 just after the hour mark.
Ealing looked for a way back into the contest as they made the most of a scrum with 15 minutes left to play as Ward was given another chance from the tee to reduce the gap to two points, which he duly took as the home crowd roared.
Ransom missed a tackle that nearly allowed Ealing in, but Tapley was able to get across to cover.
Experience shone as Paul Tupai came on for the resulting fiver-metre scrum and he managed to gather from it and help the Blues forward.
Ealing tried the maul their way forwards, with the likes of Gavin Curry testing the Blues forwards, before trying to kick through for Chesters, but once more put the ball into touch.
The game was headed for a tense finale With five minutes left on the clock as the Blues won a put-in at the scrum in Trailfinders' half.
Referee John Meredith deemed Ealing had brought the scrum down as Bedford opted to put the much-needed penalty into the corner in a bid to run down the clock.
A powerful maul made yards before Auterac made further territory and the ball eventually found its to Atkinson who barrelled his way over the line and Pritchard converted to seal the deal.
However, Blues weren't quite finished yet as Atkinson went over in the dying stages to score Bedford's fifth try with Sharp this time successfully converting from the tee.
Bedford's next game is also on the road, away to high-flyers London Welsh.
Trailfinders: Ryan Storer (Steve Neville, 55), Max Crumpton, Conor Carey (Tim Brockett, 48), Steve Pape, Gavin Curry, Adam Preocanin, Ed Siggery (Alex Bradley, 65), TJ Anderson (C), Morgan Thompson (Tom Parker, 77), Ben Ward, Phil Chesters, Tom Wheatcroft, Ronnie McLean (Billy Robinson, 25), Chris Kinloch, Andrew Henderson. Not Used Replacements: Richard Townsend, Dan Collier. T: Philip Chesters 2, TJ Anderson. P: Benjamin Ward 2. C: Benjamin Ward.
Blues: Darren Fearn (Nic Auterac 45), Charlie Clare, Phil Boulton (Ben Cooper 79), Mike Howard, Harry Wells (Paul Tupai 70), Gregor Gillanders (Don Barrell 70), Darren Fox, Nick Fenton-Wells, Darryl Veenendaal, Jake Sharp, James Pritchard (C), Ollie Dodge (Mark Atkinson 35), Mike Le Bourgeois, Patrick Tapley, Ben Ransom. Replacements not used: TJ Harris, Harry Peck. T: Fenton-Wells, Gillanders, Tapley, Atkinson. P: Pritchard 2. C: Pritchard 3, Sharp.
Attendance: 528.
Referee: John Meredith
Assistant Referees: Richard Kelly and Simon McConnell.
See more matchday pictures on Nigel Rudgard's website http://frontrow.photium.com/


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Hi everyone! Since I hosted the Carnival of Money Stories last week, I'll keep today's link list on the short side. If you didn't get a chance, be sure to read a few submissions. There were lots of great entries!
I also participated in three carnivals last week. First up, I threw my hat into the ring on the mammoth Carnival of Personal Finance at The Personal Financier. (Nice symmetry on the titles, eh?) I've been relying on NPR and the New York Times to understand last week's crazy economic news. However, the Unreal Blog has another take on it all, complete with impressive graphics!
I love the Festival of Frugality for all the great tips, and this week's edition at Living Almost Large was no exception. Thanks to Donna Freedman's submission from the Smart Spending blog, I even found this great post on DIY cat litter. Hooray for Allie's Answers! Yesterday, as I was changing the expensive stuff I buy, I was thinking there must be a better way. . .now I've got a couple of options!
Finally, I was in the Money Hacks Carnival at On a Quest to Be Debt Free. I like Miss Thrifty's tip to clean the oven. Pretty soon, I won't be buying a single cleaning product!
During my shopping bug this week, I also really appreciated Get Rich Slowly's post on advertising. If you haven't subscribed before, be sure to check out this blog. This week, his wife posted a cool recipe for canned salsa. I prefer to just can the tomatoes and make the salsa from those when I want, but this looks mighty tasty!
Finally, I liked Simple Mom's frugal tips and the reminder that frugal tips are often eco-friendly tips. I think for most of us, frugal choices are important not just for the money they save but also for the impact they have on our environment!
Update: Yesterday, I posted about my sneaky shopping trigger. Well, last night, we went to Macy's with a gift card. The husband found some great clothes, all on sale, for work meetings, but I came up empty-handed. It was a very disappointing trip, but I'm proud of myself for not buying something just to use up the card! I'm sticking by my plan to just buy quality items at good prices.


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DeKALB – The group that operates the Egyptian Theatre is forgoing a long-sought air-conditioning system in favor of a fire sprinkler system so the theater can continue hosting the Amenti Haunted House.
To that end, the theater needs the DeKalb City Council to reallocate $474,080 already earmarked for the theater to pay for the installation and plaster repairs.
The nonprofit group Preservation of the Egyptian Theatre was hoping to pay only $450,000 for an air-conditioning system, but the lowest bid came in at $1.5 million. Meanwhile, the Illinois State Fire Marshal has stopped granting special waivers to the Egyptian. Haunted houses are required to be fitted with an automatic sprinkler system.
"I think it's a wise move, given how the cost of the air-conditioning has come in much higher than anticipated," City Manager Mark Biernacki said. "Meanwhile there's a life-safety issue that needs to be addressed."
After replacing its sound system and auditorium seating, the Egyptian had $374,080 remaining in its budget from the city's tax increment financing account for this year. The theater was slated to receive another $100,000 in tax increment proceeds from the city in fiscal 2013.
Alex Nerad, executive director of the theater, said a sprinkler system has been on their to-do list for a while, but the cost of installing one had been prohibitive until now.
"We want to protect the thousands of people that come through here every year, but also protecting this treasure we have here in DeKalb," Nerad said.
Nerad said parts of the theater already have sprinklers, including the stage, dressing room and mechanical basement. Because of those systems, the theater will not have to pay more for the water service, Nerad added.
The fire marshal's rule allows for a temporary sprinkler setup for temporary haunted houses, however, but Nerad said its only a matter of time before they will be required in the Egyptian and elsewhere.
"At this point, we're not required by fire code for the rest of the year to have a sprinkler system in place," Nerad said. "But the writing is on the wall for that."
In the past, the theater has paid off-duty DeKalb firefighters to serve as monitors during the Amenti Haunted House at a cost of $3,300.
"It's quite an additional cost to incur for a fundraising event," Nerad said, adding that DeKalb firefighters always inspect the haunted house.
The Amenti Haunted House is the Egyptian Theatre's biggest fundraiser – city documents put the theater's average net revenue at $25,000 a year.
"Thousands of people are able to go through it each year and they're able to enjoy it," Nerad said.
If the DeKalb City Council fully approved the funding, Nerad estimated the installation to take three to four months. He said he wants installation done in a way so that sprinklers look like they have always been a part of the building.


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Don't you just love her?! :))) I call her Rainbow. It's hard to imagine, why, right?! :)
Let's talk random today, shall we?!
* I love spelt bread
* I love peanut butter and banana on spelt bread
* I love Zen Chai, I drink probably around 10 cups a day
* I pee a lot :)
* I have finally figured out how to post photos to facebook from my phone
* Here's the first photo I posted
|My big pooch Karma on a killer leash :)
* I have a thing lately for green eyes and red hair for some odd reason
* Here's one on the theme of eyes. :) I'm allergic to some shit as of last year. I have never been allergic to anything my whole life but all of a sudden my eyes started itching. Like in February. WTF blooms in February?? It's still snow outside and -15°C!
Now I'm on "the pill". I really try to avoid taking it so I take it when I really have problems with my eyes and it feels like I wanna scratch them out.
* So now I'm walking around with bloody eyes and dark circles around my eyes as if someone beat the shit out of me
How about you? What's your randomness today? :)
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BOSTON – The Yale heavyweights had a strong start to the Head of the Charles on Saturday. The Bulldogs took second in the club eight, an event that 38 crews entered. This result is the best finish for Yale in the club eight since 2009 when the Bulldogs won the event.
The lineup of Saturday's boat included Philippe Mastroyannis (stroke), Grant Stegelmann (seven), Robert Michel (six), Ron Taitz (five), Ed Reeves (four), Grant Olscamp (three), Lyon Van Voorhis (two), Emery Schoenly (bow) and Chris Carothers (coxswain).
Yale started sixth behind BU but made up more than six seconds on the Terriers by the time they passed Riverside Boat Club. Both crews had already passed bow number four, a crew from GW, and so Yale came into that first checkpoint in third position (3:22.024) behind Princeton (3:21.469) and Brown (3:16.429).
The Bulldogs made the pass around BU by the next checkpoint at Radcliffe's Weld Boathouse to put themselves in second behind Brown. Princeton was still out ahead but Yale clocked in at 8:05.352 to Princeton's 8:07.898.
Coming past Cambridge Boat Club Yale's lead over Princeton grew slightly to a little less than three seconds. Carothers steered a great line heading into Eliot Bridge and the crew put up a consistent split for the final stretch of the course to capture second place.
Brown started first and without any crews to pass the Bears won the event handily, posting a time of 14:41.266. Yale was second and the only other crew to finish under 15 minutes with a time of 14:58.075. Princeton took third (15:00.860), followed by BU (15:15.873), Northeastern (15:16.166) and Harvard (15:19.207).
Tomorrow Yale has two boats racing, a championship four and a championship eight. The champ four races at 2:32 p.m. with bow number nine, while the champ eight starts at 2:55 p.m. with bow number 16. A live webcast from the top of Cambridge Boat Club is available here.
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Jack Caine (Dolph Lundgren) is a Houston vice cop who's forgotten the rule book. His self-appointed mission is to stop the drugs trade and the number one supplier Victor Manning. Whilst involved in an undercover operation to entrap Victor Manning, his partner gets killed, and a sinister newcomer enters the scene... Along with F.B.I. agent Lawrence Smith, the two investigate a spate of mysterious deaths; normal non-junkies dying of massive heroin overdoses and bearing the same horrific puncture marks on the forehead. This, coupled with Caine's own evidence, indicates an alien force is present on the streets of Houston, killing and gathering stocks of a rare drug found only in the brain... Caine is used to fighting the toughest of criminals, but up to now they've all been human...
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Think about your learning and/or your employees and co-workers learning: how can you support them and yourself with social learning?
For some inspiration, read this article and watch the following video:
"We Learn More When We Learn Together: Find some tipps and tricks" - In this article by Jane E. Dutton and Emily Heaphy, in the Harvard Business Review, January 2016 you will find 8 tipps about how to create and maintain with your "high-quality connections" at work.
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Before a new hydrangea takes hold, there is another new one replacing it touting much better qualities than it's predecessor which may be only one or two years old. Bella Anna will supposedly challenge Annabelle Invincibelle Spirit in regard to characteristics and performance.
Little Lime is a small version of Limelight and the Cityline and Let's Dance series give us the option of growing small compact hydrangeas in just about every part of our gardens.
Do you remember when Endless Summer first came out, we had never seen anything like it before, pink, blue, repeat blooming. But, for many of us it has not lived up to our expectations so we approach all of these new varieties with trepidation.
I have Let's Dance Starlight along my front walk, struggling from the hottest summer ever, so we will see how it performs this year. I would love to purchase a few more for the other side if it does well because it will add much needed color to the front of my home and pick up the blue tones in the walkway.
I love these small ones because they bloom on new wood and can be cut down low so bulbs can bloom between them before they leaf out. When they do leaf out they will cover the bulb foliage.
Cityline Hydrangeas are a newer group that produces larger heads on short stems, many growing only one to three feet tall.


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News Anchor's First Day on Job, is His Last [VIDEO]
It was A.J. Clemente's first day on the job at an NBC affiliate in North Dakota and it was his last. Just as he was getting ready to go on the air he was going over his script and did not realize they were on!
A.J. let the F-word fly and another swear, needless to say there were many complaints to the station and management decided A.J. needed to go. One bright spot for A.J. is that he has become popular with radio shows wanting to interview him and ask what he was thinking.


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How are rising food prices affecting your health? A survey by ING Direct out this week showed just how much of an impact our supermarket shopping was having on our financial well-being.
Sixty-five per cent of those who responded to the survey said that food and grocery shopping was putting their finances under strain. Many have changed their shopping habits in an attempt to alleviate the pressure of rising prices. Four in 10 are buying more value products, and nearly a quarter have switched to a cheaper supermarket in an attempt to cut their grocery bill.
But many people may be making bigger sacrifices than simply buying value beans. The survey showed that a quarter of people now believe that feeding their family a healthy diet is too expensive. These are the people who are choosing to fill up on cheap processed foods, rather than pay for expensive fruit and vegetables – and Britain's health is suffering as a result.
As representatives of Britain's doctors pointed out this week, unhealthy food is cheap. The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges (AMRC) said in a report that the "culture, circumstances and environment in which food and drink are available is predicated towards an unhealthy balance of foods high in sugar, fat and salt.
"We believe that alongside this, the cheap and abundant availability of highly calorific food and the perceived relative expense of fresh fruit and vegetables provides strong financial disincentives to individuals pursuing a healthy, balanced diet," the group said in a report on how to deal with Britain's obesity crisis.
The AMRC wants a 20pc increase in the price of sugary drinks, as well as a ban on fast-food outlets near to schools. But this is unlikely to be enough when customers are reacting to rising supermarket bills by deprioritising their health.
Figures from Defra, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, show that those who are struggling financially are the most likely to cut down on healthy food.
Since 2007, when food began to rise in price, those on the lowest wages bought 25pc less fruit and 15pc fewer vegetables. In the same period, the amount of processed food they bought dropped by just 1pc. In short, when money is tight, it is easier to buy a cheap lasagne (with or without horsemeat) than it is to spend a large percentage of your income on the scratch ingredients for a stew.
Defra research showed that, for the population as a whole, regardless of income, price was a far greater deciding factor when buying food than health benefits. More than 40pc of people cited price as their top deciding factor, against just 8pc who said health was the most important.
Given this tendency to value price over health, it is small wonder that many experts believe that the solution is to tax unhealthy food more heavily. In Hungary, for example, foods with high sugar, salt or caffeine face a special tax, and Denmark taxes saturated fat by the kilo. New Scientist estimates that the Danish tax system would add an extra 5p to the cost of a bag of crisps and an extra 25p on a burger.
The UK medics stopped short of recommending a blanket "fat tax", despite recommending a tax on sugary drinks.
But it is noticeable, when perusing supermarket shelves, how many of their offers are on processed food and how few are on fresh fruit and vegetables. Tesco's website this week contained no fresh fruit and vegetable deals on its Top Offers page. However, it did include crispy chicken, Dairy Milk, crisps and tomato ketchup.
Sainsbury's main promotions page contained offers on rum, Cadbury Mini Eggs, Jaffa Cakes and garlic baguettes, but no fruit and vegetables except for vegetable soup.
Whether or not the medics get their way, those who want to eat well on a budget have to watch their step in the aisles. Getting fresh produce for less is often a case of considering only fruit and vegetables in season, shopping from markets, and not being seduced by the bogofs and other promotions on processed food. The horsemeat scandal may go some way to turning us off our cheap lasagne habit, but many supermarket shoppers will need more of a kick.
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- It is also offering 600g of spaghetti for 49p
- The supermarket has six fruit corner yogurts on offer for £1.79, down from £3.58
- Lidl is offering a litre of Robinsons no added sugar squash for 79p from Thursday onwards, down from £1.39
- It's also offering 100pc extra free fresh red apples – 2kg for the price of 1kg pack at £1.69
- Lidl's 1kg of pork loin medallions are two for £10, saving £1.98
- Lidl is also offering fresh British beef roasting joints, 2kg‑2.5kg, at £4.99 per kg, saving £3 per kg
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Gibson Guitar CEO Says DRM Challenges Market Internet anonymity and consumer confusion make digital rights management problematic, says chairman and CEO Henry Juszkiewicz.
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Justice Department Demands Data From 34 Internet Companies Government says information on Internet surfing and searching is needed to defend the Child Online Protection Act
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Virtualization Vendors Jockey For Advantage Microsoft delays update for its Virtual Server software, licenses its Virtual Hard Disk format to XenSource.
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Patch Management Holds The Line Against Application Assaults Third-party companies are stepping in to offer patches for software from major vendors like Microsoft and Oracle. That's making life more complicated for beleaguered security managers.
Privacy Groups Herald House Data Breach Bill A House committee has given the green light to a data breach bill that consumer advocates have been clamoring for. One lawmaker says the bill's message is simple: "If you can't protect it, don't collect it."
From Jill Carroll To InformationWeek's Own Tom Claburn: Journalists Just Doing Their Jobs I feel like I should know Jill Carroll. She grew up down the street from me, went to the same Michigan middle school and high school as I did, and swam for the same neighborhood swim club. But I didn't know her. She's quite a bit--ahem--younger than I am.
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Microsoft Gets Help From U.S. In EU Battle A U.S. software expert is scheduled to testify at the European Commission meeting on Microsoft, refuting claims that Microsoft's software documentation is "totally unusable."
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This document is a quick overview of FreeBSD Jails at the ASF. Intended for PMCs with some notes for infra folk too. It is incomplete, please email users@infra with any queries you might have and to therefore help us complete this document.
Note that virtual machines are also available for operating systems other than FreeBSD. We don't seem to have documentation on those so far but as an example INFRA-4515 should provide enough info about how to get and use such a VM.
Here are some notes to assist the PMCs to manage their jail.
Your PMC chair is root of your jail, and can add other users.
Note: When creating accounts, please reuse username and userid from people.a.o
$ sudo pw user add <username> -u $uid -m -d /home/<username> -s /bin/bash $ sudo passwd <username>
Important: All accounts MUST log in using a public/private (RSA or DSA) key pair, see below. Users must add their keys to svn
https://svn.apache.org/repos/infra/infrastructure/trunk/ssh_keys/people/ so that zone admins can copy them after checking
that a key belongs to the corresponding user.
The standard process for this is
Username/userid must match LDAP
User must be in the
sshusers group, check with the
id command on the VM
SSH public key must be added to id.apache.org. Can be checked with
ldapsearch -xLLL uid=<username> sshPublicKey on people.apache.org for example.
On some VMs, SSH public key must be copied to
/etc/ssh/ssh_keys - check that folder to see if your VM is setup in that way, and if it's the case the
/root/bin/asf-sshkeys.sh script might be useful.
If SSH public key is ok and user gets an
access denied for this host error, ask infra to grant them access.
To check the SSH key of the VM use
/usr/local/bin/ssh-keyscan <VM hostname> on people.apache.org.
You can use
zsh -c 'ssh-keygen -lf =(ssh-keygen devicemap-vm.apache.org)' to get the fingerprint only.
Password must be changed (and OPIE set up, see below) at first login
Note: This section is not specific to jails, it applies to other machines accesses (eg, Ubuntu VM's) too. Ubuntu VM's use 'ortpasswd' (part of Orthrus) instead of 'opiepasswd'.
All users in the wheel group have sudo access. In order to use sudo, a user must configure OPIE by running 'opiepasswd' on the jail.
Using OPIE requires having an OPIE (S/Key) client on the local (trusted) machine. Some OPIE clients are:
Inner.net's OPIE (Debian package opie-client) Note: the package has been removed from Debian.
SkeyCalc (Mac OS X)
Orthrus (Unix-like; portable)
FreeBSD: opiekey(1) is part of the base system
donkey (Debian package donkey) Note: Use the '-f' option to set the hash type, usually 'donkey -f md5'
At a high level the process is this:
The Apache Installation can be found at /usr/local/etc/apache22/. The main
data directory where you can publish any results/documentation/etc is
located at /usr/local/www/apache22/data. The Apache instance can be controlled
with the /usr/local/etc/rc.d/apache22 script (sudo access required)
and the 'apache22_enable'
/etc/rc.conf entry.
Java - either OpenJDK and/or Oracles Sun JDK have been installed on some of the jails. See /usr/local/bin/java. If 'java -version' or 'which java' comes up empty ask users@infra to install it for you or see the documentation if you fancy doing the license fetch/agree/install dance yourself.
See svn for extensive documentation
/etc/puppet exist on the VM?


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|Oracle® interMedia Java Classes Reference
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In order to run OrdAudio methods, you will need to include the following import statements in your Java file:
import oracle.ord.im.OrdMediaUtil; import oracle.ord.im.OrdAudio;
You may also need to import classes from the following Java packages:
java.io. java.sql. oracle.jdbc.
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But with Congress starting to dig into the details, many captains of industry are backpedaling — and fast.
( Also on POLITICO: Boehner: GOP's had a few good months)
The corporations aren't keen on giving up the special tax breaks that have let many of them pay Uncle Sam less than advertised for years.
And they've gone on the offense to protect their favorite loopholes.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said it wants any tax rewrite to protect breaks for capital investments, such as new machinery. Pharmaceutical and technology companies are telling the House Ways and Means Committee that credits for research costs should be preserved. Energy companies don't want the treatment of expenses related to drilling touched.
"They're all excited that we're looking at this opportunity, but they're also nervous about what we might do," said Rep. Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio), a Ways and Means subcommittee chairman. "There are companies today that have an effective rate in the single digits who wouldn't like the fact that we're going to take away credits and deductions to make [the Tax Code] simpler — because … they might be paying … more than they do today."
( PHOTOS: 12 Republicans resigned to higher taxes)
This anxiety stems from the fact that while the current corporate tax rate is 35 percent, many companies can shave 10 to 15 percentage points, or more, off that number by taking advantage of special provisions in the code.
For corporate tax reform to have any chance at succeeding, it will need the strong support of the business community, and the more companies rebel, the more its prospects dim.


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Atmospheric Sciences & Global Change
Research Highlights
February 2014
Models Put a Global Spin on U.S. Agricultural and Land Use Practices
Why growing crops for food rather than energy in the Midwest can help mitigate climate change
Results: To examine agricultural and land use practices and their climate mitigation potential in a 14-state portion of the U.S. Midwest, PNNL scientists at the Joint Global Change Research Institute nested a high-resolution agricultural model, EPIC (Environmental Policy Integrated Climate), within PNNL's flagship integrated assessment model, GCAM (Global Change Assessment Model). Then, they used the combined system to analyze three alternative futures: one with no policy about climate change and two with different levels of climate mitigation policies. The results show that the ability of different regions to contribute to global climate change mitigation depends, in part, on the distinct biophysical characteristics of the land in each region. Nesting EPIC in GCAM also helped to show how different land use practices—for example, growing bioenergy crops or using alternative crop management practices—might contribute to climate change mitigation in a specific and globally important agricultural production region: the U.S. Midwest. Even in the future scenario with vigorous climate change mitigation policies, GCAM projects that the U.S. Midwest will remain an essential food crop production region, with limited adoption of bioenergy crops.
Land use change (in hectares) for 14 U.S. Midwest states under a climate mitigation policy in a global integrated model. In their study, PNNL scientists determined that many agricultural management technologies can contribute to climate mitigation. Enlarge Image.
Why It Matters: One of the biggest questions about climate change policies is how various regions will be affected by different global policy actions, such as how a price on carbon would influence biofuel production and greenhouse gas emissions. In this study, the simulations show that intensification of food and feed crop production is the most effective contribution to climate mitigation for land in the U.S. Midwest. Other regions of the world, where food and feed may be less inherently profitable, are better suited to afforestation for carbon storage or production of bioenergy crops, from a climate mitigation perspective. By understanding these tradeoffs, policy makers can make more informed and sustainable agricultural and land use decisions. Furthermore, this work illustrates the viability and value of nesting models with higher spatial and technology resolution inside larger-scale models to examine regional responses to global climate mitigation policies and economic conditions.
Methods: To examine the possible future land use changes in the U.S. Midwest region resulting from global climate mitigation policies, the researchers acquired high-resolution data, involving land cover and agricultural production, crop management, and detailed soil profiles, to calibrate GCAM. The EPIC model also was used to simulate diverse crops and crop management practices to provide potential food and bioenergy crop yields for the GCAM calibration. Many crops and crop management practices were simulated, including major crops grown in rotation, no-tillage, and residue removal for bioenergy practices. Three climate scenarios were run: no policy, a mid-level climate forcing scenario, and an intensive mitigation policy designed to stabilize atmospheric radiative forcing at or below current values. To execute the approximately six million individual EPIC model runs across the 14-state region and multiple crop management scenarios, the researchers used a parallel computing framework processed via a supercomputing cluster (Evergreen).
What's Next? This work is one of several efforts to add spatial and temporal detail to GCAM and link it with detailed models of natural and human systems, which is a key goal of PNNL's Platform for Regional Integrated Modeling and Analysis (PRIMA) Initiative. The GCAM scenario results from this study can be downscaled for further use in many different vegetation, land surface, and climate models, as well as to re-run the EPIC model for future years to further analyze environmental impacts of a GCAM-projected land use change for the U.S. Midwest. In addition, EPIC can be run using future climate change projections to simulate the impacts of temperature and precipitation on crop yield and carbon storage. Thus, the system applied here also could be used to examine the interactions of climate impacts on crop production and economic drivers for climate mitigation from land use changes.
Acknowledgments: The research was supported by the PRIMA Initiative at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, conducted under PNNL's Laboratory Directed Research and Development Program. Long-term support for GCAM development is provided by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Science's Integrated Assessment Research Program. Additional support for EPIC development was provided by NASA (NNH12AU031) and the DOE's Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center. The researchers also used Evergreen computing resources at the Joint Global Change Research Institute, a collaboration between PNNL and the University of Maryland.
Reference: Thomson AM, GP Kyle, X Zhang, V Bandaru, TO West, MA Wise, RC Izaurralde, and KV Calvin. 2014. "The contribution of future agricultural trends in the US Midwest to global climate change mitigation." Global Environmental Change 24:143-154. DOI: 10.1016/j.gloenvcha.2013.11.019.


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Bracket Prep: Albany, Memphis, Southern, North Carolina A&T, Kansas & New MexicoPosted by BHayes on March 17th, 2013
Championship Week reached a crescendo on the eve of Selection Sunday, as thirteen automatic bids were handed out. As each of the 31 automatic qualifiers plays their way into the Dance over the next week, we'll take some time to give you an analytical snapshot of each team that you can refer back to when you're picking your brackets this week.
- America East Champion (24-10, 12-7)
- RPI/Pomeroy/Sagarin = #143/#152/#172
- Adjusted Scoring Margin = +2.0
- Likely NCAA Seed: #16
Three Bruce Pearls of Wisdom.
- It's been a rollercoaster of a year for Albany, but Saturday's ticket-punching win at Vermont means the ride will roll on to the Big Dance. The America East champs put together an impressive 11-3 non-conference campaign that included a win at Washington, but conference play proved trying for Will Brown's team, as a 9-7 finish left them as the fourth seed in the America East tournament. Albany lived the familiar March mantra "survive and advance" to the fullest this week, winning three games by a total of eight points to earn the bid.
- In a fashion quite typical for these Great Danes, Albany won games this week in which they scored 50, 61 and 53 points, respectively – not exactly "grab some popcorn and take in the show" territory here. The tempo is predictably slow (279th nationally), and with national ranks of 170th offensively and 144th defensively, Albany is very much middle of the road on both ends of the floor. Where the Great Danes do excel is on the glass. They are an above average offensive rebounding team and rank 40th nationally in collecting caroms on the defensive end, aided in part by a relatively big lineup, especially for the America East.
- The Albany offensive blueprint is not especially refined, but they rely heavily on a small senior duo of three-point shooters. 6'0" Mike Black leads the Danes in scoring at 15 a contest and towers over his backcourt mate, 5'10" Jacob Iati, who chips in 12.2 PPG. The two have combined to make 139 threes this season, and they would be well served to keep chucking come next week, because unless Albany gets slotted for the First Four in Dayton, it will take a hot shooting night and then some (and then some more, and some more…) to keep the Danes surviving and advancing.
- Conference USA Champion (30-4, 19-0)
- RPI/Pomeroy/Sagarin = #15/#38/#27
- Adjusted Scoring Margin = +12.0
- Likely NCAA Seed: #7-#9


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25 Simple things you can do to promote the public benefit of archaeology
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Archaeologists have a special responsibility to promote the public benefits
that can be derived from the practice of archaeology and the appropriate
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some with very different and quite destructive perspectives on archaeological
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If archaeologists do not act to counter these, who will? This brochure
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What are some public benefits of archaeology?
Teachers and students find that archaeology can help teach
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I'm a 3.5 in Walnut Creek looking for a hitting partner/casual matches. I have a tennis court in my complex. I'm available after 6pm on weekdays and flexible on weekends. Please let me know if you're interested.
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Hey Izz,
You free this afternoon? I should be available around 6pm. Let me know. 925.818.6774. Anton
Hey Anton, sorry I can't today. Are you available tomorrow evening around 6?
Let's play. I live in Walnut Creek as well. Call me at 408-823-7971.
Would like to play today after 3PM. Saturday. Am a 3.5 also. Usually play at Rudgear and at the Keys in WC. But anywhere is fine with me.
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Sorry missed your message. Are you available during the week after 6 or next Saturday early morning?
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Cahill catches three touchdowns in Green Terror's second shutout of year
WESTMINSTER, Md. – Matt Emerson (Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown) recovered a blocked punt for a touchdown 1:52 into the game to set the tone for McDaniel in a 35-0 Centennial Conference (CC) football victory over Susquehanna on Saturday.
Matt Cahill (Broomall, Pa./Haverford Twp.) had three of his four receptions go for touchdowns to give the Green Terror (4-1, 3-1 CC) its first receiver with at least three touchdowns in a game since Teron Powell caught four scores against the Crusaders (1-5, 1-5 CC) on Sept. 8, 2001.
Tom Massucci (Tabernacle, N.J./Seneca) matched his career high with four touchdown passes but threw just 16 passes, completing nine for 73 yards. As a team, McDaniel threw for just 94 yards while running for 160, including a career-high 67 from freshman Joseph Rollins (Temple Hills, Md./Surrattsville).
Greg Tellish led the Susquehanna offense with 81 yards rushing on 21 carries.
The Crusaders received the opening kickoff, starting at its own eight-yard line. After three plays netted seven yards, Susquehanna lined up for its first of eight punts.
Nick Bender (Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Twp.) blocked his second punt of the season – the program record-tying fourth blocked kick of his career.
Emerson recovered the ball in the end zone to stake the hosts to a 7-0 lead.
After a Kevin White (Bryn Mawr, Pa./Haverford Twp.) interception and 26-yard return to the Crusader 27, two Ray O'Hara (Yardley, Pa./Conwell-Egan Catholic) rushes moved the ball to the Susquehanna 4.
Massucci then found Woody Butler (Smithsburg, Md./Middletown), who was seeing his first action of the season, in the back of the end zone for a 14-0 lead with 1:30 to play in the first period.
Cahill capped a 7-play, 55-yard drive with a 15-yard catch-and-run to stretch the lead to 21-0 with 12:49 to play in the first half.
After another Susquehanna three-and-out deep in its own territory, Sean Copko (Hackettstown, N.J./Hackettstown) came free off the left side for the Green Terror's second blocked kick of the day – the first time the team had accomplished that in five years.
Taking over at the four-yard line, McDaniel needed just two plays before Massucci connected with Cahill for a six-yard score and 28-0 lead at the half.
Taking over at its own 34 with 2:03 to play in the third quarter, the Green Terror was able to net just three yards. However, Chris Kolb (Keymar, Md./Francis Scott Key) was able to execute the team's second fake punt of the game for a first down.
After taking off for a 30-yard gain in the first quarter, Kolb – after eluding defenders – was able to find Joseph Timpanaro (Stewart Manor, N.Y./Sewanhaka), who corralled a ball that was tipped by multiple defenders, for a 16-yard gain and first down.
Three Rollins runs for 41 yards moved the ball to the Crusader 12.
After a second holding call that wiped a Rollins touchdown off the board, Massucci found Cahill from 10 yards out for a 35-0 lead with 12:09 to play.
The Green Terror returns to action at home against Muhlenberg on Saturday. Game time is 2 p.m.


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We find out once again that the oil industry regulators (like those for wall st.)
have weakened testing requirments over the years.
We find out once again that the oil industry regulators (like those for wall st.)
have weakened testing requirments over the years.
In addition, here is an article about how the lobbyists of BP have fended off oil regulators over the years because of their money and influence.
This is the same sort of foolishness that has happened in the coal mining industry.
And in the end, we get cheap energy and our workers die while providing it for us. And our environment suffers. All in the name of cheap energy.
You've got to wonder, when will we ever learn.
We can't do this off shore drilling safely. When you spill oil into the water like this, the long term effect can't be known for years to come. We DO know how to conserve energy and that's the long term answer to this long term problem.
I agree. The news is definitely getting worse.
Conservation is absolutely the first place to start. We can save trillions of dollars.
Did you know the Congress passed a "cash for caulkers" program recently?
I'm not aware of that.
But, I do know that if we'd just keep our homes and businesses below 70 in the winter and above 78 in the summer, the savings would be huge! And if we just averaged 25 miles per gallon, the savings would also be huge. And here is one that travelers forget so often. If we would drive instead of fly, fuel per mile could be cut in more than half.
There are many ways to fix these problems. And they aren't new. We just have to use our heads and conserve our way out of this mess.
The new Conservative could be a person that really cares about our world and strives to conserve our natural recourses. What a great idea!
Its the same model as "cash for clunkers" Its an attempt to encourage people to caulk their homes and by so doing save money over the long term on heating bills. Its a fact that if people would caulk, insulate and buy more energy efficient appliances they would say hundreds of dollars a years.
Conservation. What a novel idea. Yeah you would think that Conservatives could easily get behind this one, but so far not too many are doing so.


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Living With Osteoarthritis
Do you wake up with pain in your joints? Are you stiff after long periods of inactivity? You are not alone. Joint pain and stiffness are the most common signs of osteoarthritis, a chronic disease the affects 27 million Americans.
Osteoarthritis is characterized by the breakdown of cartilage – the part of a joint that cushions the ends of the bones. As the cartilage wears away, bones begin to rub against each other causing stiffness and pain. The result is joint pain that can impact your quality of life and make it difficult to move around with ease.
Osteoarthritis can occur in all joints in the body, including the spine.
Since osteoarthritis is a degenerative process, symptoms increase as your joints experience more wear and tear. Although it is most common with older individuals, it is possible to have osteoarthritis at any age.
A traumatic injury could lead to joint deterioration. Being overweight also puts more force on your joints, accelerating their degeneration.
Although there is no cure, there are various ways to control joint pain and stiffness and to allow you to preserve your quality of life despite osteoarthritis.
For pain relief, you may want to try pain gels or topical pain relievers. pain medications can help to relieve both pain and inflammation. Home treatments, such as heat and ice often are very effective.
If you have extreme joint damage, joint replacement surgery is an option, although many doctors use this option as a last resort.
If you're looking to treat your pain without drugs, physical activity and weight loss are your best options. By exercising on a regular basis, you will strengthen your muscles and bones, increase flexibility and shed the extra pounds that are putting strain on your joints. Good ways to stay active include walking, aquatics, yoga and cycling, among others.
To stay active in a safe and healthy way, think about visiting a physical therapist. A physical therapist can develop an exercise program to help improve your flexibility, strength and range of motion. Performing an appropriate exercise program has the added benefit of pain relief.
There is no cure for osteoarthritis, but you do not have to live your life in pain. Educating yourself on this chronic disease and staying active are steps in the right direction. The goal is to live your life for you, not the pain.


text: Note: My apologies if this has been answered before. Hello, I installed ISPCONFIG3 on centos 6.2 using the great guide on howtoforge.com. Everything is up and running and I can access ISPCONFIG via a browser. However I am not sure how to move forward with the initial setup. Details: 1. Only have 1 server, the centos+ispconfig is running on a virtual machine of XEN XCP. I setup the server name to be server1.mydomain.com. 2. I only have 2 usable ips. I plan to use them as follows: - xx.xx.xx.01 : For my website and the websites of all accounts I add. - xx.xx.xx.02 : For ns1.mydomain.com and ns2.mydomain.com (Yea I know they should be different ips at different locations, but this is what I have to work with at the moment.... ) 3. I registered the nameservers at my registrar with the .02 ip. 4. I want to use bind and ISPconfig to run the DNS on my server itself and not via my registrar. ---------------- Right now if I go to the .01 IP it shows the centos+apache successful install page. So to break it down basically I am not sure where to start when it comes to: (What to consider and what to do to setup the first domain on the server) 1. Telling bind to use the name server domains with .02. 2. Setting up my First website(which will be my main website) in ISPconfig so mydomain.com resolves properly to my server. 3. Make it so when you go to the .01 IP, it either redirects or shows the contents of my main website. (If this can't be done, then any advice is appreciated) 4. Making sure that when I add a new domain, it automatically puts in the proper information for the domain so it points to the right mail, database, dns, entry. If I overlooked a tutorial then please feel free to let me know, and any advice would be greatly appreciated. Some of the tutorials I found were not specific to doing everything on only one server with Centos+Apache+Bind. Right now all I did was install centos and install ISPconfig3. Trying to move forward correctly so I don't mess up everything I did by not knowing what to do lol. Thank you in advance!! Note: I am figuring that since I only have 1 server that everything will be one... there is no point on wasting a usable IP for a namesever.... should I setup my server1.mydomain.com + ns1.mydomain.com + ns2.mydomain.com to be on the same IP or will this not work?


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[Funeral Program for Alice Wicks Porter, January 7, 1948]
Description: Funeral program for Mrs. Alice Wicks Porter. The funeral was held Wednesday, January 7, 1948 at St. Paul United Methodist Church, officiated by R. S. Mosby. Funeral arrangements were made through Lewis Funeral Home and she was buried in U. B. F. Cemetery in San Antonio, Texas.
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- Preach on the social teaching of the church.
- Create awareness campaigns on particularly difficult issues surrounding the parish.
- Practice seeing Jesus in everyone. Start with those who you worship with but do not know. Gradually move toward recognizing Christ in those most different, most frightening, most repulsive to us."
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If your community still suffers from homelessness, unemployment, drug or sexual abuse, or other chronic social ills, more must be done to bring the heavenly banquet from the altar to the streets.ReplyDelete
This line troubles me a bit. As American Catholics have grown increasingly successful, we have abandoned the cities where our grandparents lived and migrated to more affluent suburban communities. We have left it up to others--often government-employed others--to deal with places where all those "chronic social ills" are very evident. The people who live there now, after all, are not Catholic.
Catholics in the suburban parish, by contrast, more typically suffer from ills that are psychological or, as we often say, spiritual. Our clergy and our lay ministries seem attuned to problems of that type but not so attentive to what is happening in meaner streets far away from our comfort zones.