text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Spaceport Seedpainting Video Process Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Gallery/Finished Work View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Spaceport Seedpainting Video Process" HideyoshimemberMember #Joined: 08 Jun 2005Posts: 303Location: Germany Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 3:34 am hey, just wanted to take a minute and also post this in one of my favourite art communities Video process of the following painting, enjoy! VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fggPHryIDxw Back to top RayTohmemberMember #Joined: 22 May 2008Posts: 263Location: Singapore Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:28 pm Nice Hideyoshi! Good to see you posting again. Haa. Haven't seen you around for some time. Really enjoy the clip. _________________www.raytoh.com http://torei.blogspot.com Back to top samhellmemberMember #Joined: 12 May 2007Posts: 308Location: Hellsinki Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 12:26 pm Very nice! Love the mood on the piece. p.s. And my hat goes off in respect for you doing this with cs5. Personally I can not stand how much more "clunky" the brushes and especially the interface for them got in CS5. Maybe it's just me. Back to top Sup_BenmemberMember #Joined: 11 Jun 2002Posts: 416 Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 11:43 pm Very good. I like the whole perspective angle._________________digitalben.com Back to top whommemberMember #Joined: 28 Feb 2012Posts: 321Location: Sweden Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 1:58 am Yea I agree I really like the curvature in the perspective, nice design on the ship btw I have grown fund of smaller wings on a big bulk hull. <----Hmm can you call it that? Back to top TomasismemberMember #Joined: 19 Apr 2002Posts: 813Location: Sweden Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 7:28 am lovely! lots to learn about perspective for me _________________out Back to top HideyoshimemberMember #Joined: 08 Jun 2005Posts: 303Location: Germany Posted: Wed Mar 14, 2012 11:54 am Many thanks, guys! Glad you're getting something out of this. samhell: I wasn't too fond about CS5 either but ever since I got a faster pc, it works like a charm. And the aliasing in 33%, 66% zoom levels is just awesome. I also like the infinite zoom intervals, you can seamlessly resize the canvas. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Gallery/Finished Work All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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Disturbing video captured by surveillance cameras shows a home health care aide abusing a 78-year-old Queens stroke victim, slapping his trembling arm and jerking his head by his nose while trying to force-feed him.
The family of Bentsion Murakhovsky, a 115-pound man paralyzed on his left side who has trouble speaking and swallowing food, installed the surveillance cameras after Murakhovsky told them a home health aide provided by Personal-Touch Home Care treated him improperly.
That home health aide was replaced by a second one sent by Personal-Touch Home Care after Murakhovsky's wife and granddaughter complained about the alleged abuse; the surveillance system was installed prior to the start of the new home health aide's employment in the home to ensure no future lapses in care would occur.
Video captured on surveillance cameras April 8 show the new home health aide abusing Murakhovsky. In one clip, the aide grabs his wrist, slams it into his side and grabs Murakhovsky's nose while pushing a napkin into his face in an effort to force-feed him.
A second clip provided by Murakhovsky's attorney shows the aide twice grab his nose while feeding him and using it to jerk his head back and forth as the patient nervously taps his fingers on his leg.
In another clip captured the same day, Murakhovsky lifts a blanket from his lap to wipe his face and the attendant grabs it, flings it away from the man and slaps his right arm. The 78-year-old is seen trembling as the aide gestures as if yelling at him. The videos have no audio.
The family only checked the surveillance archive after Murakhovsky's wife returned home one day in April to find her husband's face bruised, the family's attorney, Philip Monier III, said. Monier said Murakhovsky's wife said he was unusually withdrawn that day and appeared depressed and frightened. She called her granddaughter; the two of them checked the surveillance cameras and discovered the abuse.
The Murakhovskys called the NYPD. Charges against the home health aide are pending, and the family is suing the New York City branch of Personal-Touch Home Care, which has more than 50 locations in 11 states.
"Mr. Murakhovsky was a prisoner of his own body, defenseless to stop the healthcare worker looming in front of him," Monier said. "You see a fearful, elderly man being terrorized by a home healthcare aide."
"No one should be treated like that," Monier added. "This company is supposed to be sending trained and qualified workers to help elderly disabled people like Mr. Murakhovsky, and they are getting paid a lot of money for sending unqualified workers."
The lawsuit, filed earlier this month in Kings County Supreme Court, seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages.
Murakhovsky's granddaughter Gabriel Murakhovsky said he's a proud Russian immigrant who helped raise her and is now virtually helpless.
"My grandfather was a very strong man and it's bad enough he got sick and he's humiliated now that he can't change or he can't do certain things," she said. "For a person to destroy him like that physically and emotionally, I think that is very reckless."
David Slifkin, CEO of Personal-Touch Home Care, said the allegations were disturbing.
"Each and every one of the thousands of patients we service are treated as part of the Personal-Touch family," Slifkin said. "Even one incident of potential patient abuse is not acceptable. We exercise many precautions to prevent this type of situation from happening."
Slifkin said the company, which draws staff from a pool of about 12,000 paraprofessionals and 3,000 nurses, puts each aide it hires through a criminal background check using fingerprints. References are checked and prior work history is verified. The company said hires are assessed for any signs of inappropriate behavior during on-the-job training, and representatives make random welfare checks at homes where aides are placed.
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Option 1 - Design a Secure Windows 2000 Infrastructure by Keith Okamoto - April 8, 2004
Founded in September 1997, GIACE is a vendor of embedded single-board computer (SBC) appliances.
Using Security Templates and Group Policy to Secure Windows Servers by Chet Duncan - August 22, 2003
This document describes how you can secure a Windows 2000 server using group policies.
Limiting Concurrent Logins in Windows NT/2000 by Gene Burton - June 27, 2003
This document intends to research, evaluate and recommend solutions for overcoming the inability of Windows NT/2000 Server environments to limit concurrent user logins.
Using and Evaluating Windows Software Update Service by John Ives - June 27, 2003
This paper describes the installation and use of Microsoft's Software Update Service (SUS) for the deployment of Operating System patches.
Security Measures for Windows 2000 Terminal Server in an Unrestricted by Douglas McCrea - May 8, 2003
This case study demonstrates the security practices and procedures followed as well as resources used to install Windows 2000 Terminal Server (Application Mode) and corresponding thin clients in a mostly unrestricted university environment.
Management of Security Updates in the Windows 2000 Environment by Jim Cebula - April 1, 2003
This paper addresses: mitigating some risks by initially deploying a secure base configuration; newly discovered vulnerabilities; getting security updates; testing security updates in a non-production environment; scanning production systems for patch installation status; deploying security updates and management policy.
Windows 2000 Kerberos Interoperability by Christopher Nebergall - January 3, 2003
While other papers discuss Kerberos in general or the Windows 2000 implementation, this work explores compatibility issues between traditional Unix implementations and Microsoft's implementation.
Secure Remote Server Administration of the Windows Server Family Using Windows Terminal Services by Bill Evrigenis - December 16, 2002
In this paper, I propose a method for installing and configuring Windows Terminal Services in a secure environment, methods for developing an analyst's work environment, and an essential set of tools.
Using Terminal Services to Remotely Administer Windows2000 Servers Securely by David Myhre - December 12, 2002
This paper will focus primarily on the security issues of using Terminal Services to remotely administer Windows 2000 Servers.
Case Study:Use Caution When Deploying Microsoft's Software Update by James McVicar - December 12, 2002
The purpose of this case study is to document the process used to evaluate the security risks associated with SUS before implementing it on a real world network.
Securing an IIS 5.0 Web Server on Windows 2000 using Security Tools and Templates by Graeme McLintock - October 7, 2002
This paper attempts to give an overview of the security guides, tools and templates available from Microsoft, and to describe the basic steps involved in applying the tools and templates. The commonalities and differences between the security templates available are highlighted, and how several of these tools and templates can be used together to benefit from the settings made by each one is described.
Remote Scanning Utilities for Microsoft Hot Fixes and Service Packs by Larry Nicholl - September 25, 2002
The purpose of this paper is to show how security administration can benefit by the use of six utilities for remote scanning for Microsoft hot fixes and service packs on multiple Windows systems (NT, 2000, XP, IIS 4 and 5, SQL Server 7.0 and 2000, Exchange 5.5 and 2000, Windows Terminal Server, and Windows XP Home Edition).
Too Many Operating Systems, Not Enough Laptops by Martin Reymer - August 27, 2002
This paper will provide an administrative person with the steps and wherewithal to survey their resources, research processes and procedures mainly from the Internet, and acquire the necessary hardware and software to fully configure a dual-boot laptop for use with the Windows 2000 and the Linux operating systems.
Building a Secure Windows 2000 Professional Network Installation by Bruce Fyfe - April 24, 2002
This paper puts forth a best practices approach to securing a Windows(R) 2000 networked workstation.
What Does It Take to Harden an IIS Web Server? by Boris Napernikov - February 19, 2002
The purpose of this document is to shed some light on how to make it harder for an intruder to compromise the system. We'll be going through securing a Windows 2000 server running IIS 5.0 and some of the tools that we can use to scan system(s) before putting it into production.
Addressing Network Security through Windows 2000 Active Directory: Designing a Single Domain Structure by Les McCarter - February 11, 2002
This paper provides security design considerations for locating users, computers and groups in the Windows 2000 network environment.
Enforcing the "Least Privilege" Principle through Active Directory, OUs, GPOs, and Group Policy Filtering by Ricardo Rodriguez - January 7, 2002
This document presents an approach to further enforce the "Least Privilege" principle by combining Active Directory, GPOs, and Group Policy filtering techniques
How To Defend Against L0phtcrack v3 With Windows 2000 Group Policy Objects by Stephen Pullum - November 29, 2001
This paper is a how-to guide for defending against a exploit and vulnerability based on an environment in which a Windows 2000 domain running in native mode. The vulnerability is weak passwords and its exploiter is none other than L0phtcrack v3 by @Stake.
Hisecweb.inf - An Analysis by Colleen Abbe - November 23, 2001
This paper examines the hisecweb.inf security policy as part of the overall security hardening of Windows 2000 and IIS 5.0.
The Encrypting File System: How Secure is It? by Howard Wright - November 2, 2001
This paper examines Microsoft's Encrypting File System (EFS) which does provide an additional layer of security, and discusses just how difficult it is to attack.
Installing Microsoft's Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISAS): Getting Started and by Jack Green - November 1, 2001
This paper presented a procedure for establishing a test environment in which to prove ISA firewall rules. For a minimal investment, a student/professional can develop policies in vitro before deploying to the production environment. The sample rules are not presented as exhaustive.
Security Holes in ISAPI Extensions by Chew HwaiGeeng - September 19, 2001
In this paper the author will mainly discuss the ISAPI extensions and the security holes that are associated with them.
Security Considerations for Dynamic DNS Implementation in a Windows2000 Environment by Deborah Wade - September 9, 2001
This paper describes how, when DNS is fully integrated into Active Directory, you can then utilize three important security benefits in a Windows2000 network: Secure dynamic updates, Secure zone transfers, and Access Control Lists for zones and resource records.
A Breakdown of the Top Five Windows 2000 IIS Threats in 2001 by Simon Plant - August 18, 2001
The author presents a detailed examination of the top five Windows IIS threats (2001): Remote Command Execution Via Internet Printing Service, Microsoft IIS CGI Filename Decode Error Vulnerability, Remote command execution via Buffer Overflow in Indexing Service, Unauthorised SMTP relaying, Buffer Overflow in FrontPage server extension.
Kerberos: Secure Authentication by Jose Marquez - August 13, 2001
This paper examines the processes, functions, and interoperability issues of Kerberos secure authentication.
A Discussion of Best Practices for Microsoft's Encrypted File System by Chuck Fasching - July 28, 2001
This paper discusses using Microsoft's Encrypted File System to mitigate the risk associated with mobile and network computing. Specifically, it addresses file system security in relation to encryption and EFS and discusses many of the best practices, as recommended by Microsoft and other sources
Kerberos Authentication in Windows 2000 by Vishwas Gadgil - July 27, 2001
This paper attempts to explain the Kerberos based authentication in Windows 2000 and also tries to explain the new and sometimes confusing terminology in a layman's words.
Encrypting File System Primer: Basics and Best Practices by Kayron Valentine - July 6, 2001
This paper takes a look at EFS, what it is, how it works, and more importantly, what you need to know to make it work effectively for you.
Windows 2000 and Network Security by Travis Abrams - June 26, 2001
This paper will focus on basic network security procedures and the new features of Windows 2000.
Basic Security Issues of Active Directory by Johnny Waddell - June 11, 2001
This paper examines Active Directory, a flexible and scalable management platform for distributive network resources and applications.
Secure Windows Initiative Trial by Fire: IIS 5.0 Printer ISAPI Buffer Overflow by Corey Pincock - June 7, 2001
This paper discusses how Microsoft's Secure Windows Initiative protects a Windows 2000 server.
Securing Windows 2000 Server by Cory Bys - May 20, 2001
This document intends to outline the steps required to harden a default Windows 2000 Server installation.
Windows 2000 Security Standards by Hilel January - April 5, 2001
This document attempts to touch on a few of standards that can assist in ensuring that Availability, Integrity, Access control, Confidentiality, and Compliance (Auditability) objectives are met when using a Windows 2000 operating system.
Windows 2000 Known Vulnerabilities and Their Fixes by Tay Lai - April 4, 2001
This paper provides the latest update (as of March 2000) on the vulnerabilities associated with Windows 2000 and the solutions available
Planning a Secure Migration Project: Best Practices for Migrating from Windows NT to Windows 2000 by Ben Eason - April 4, 2001
This paper discusses the steps involved in migrating from Windows NT to Windows 2000.
Auditing the Windows 2000 Authentication Process by Julio Silveira - April 1, 2001
This paper will describe the Windows 2000 authentication process, and how to collect and use the security events created in the authentication process in order to audit your system.
PKI: Protection of Stand Alone Certificates by William Pachucki - March 31, 2001
An overview of the Windows 2000 Stand-alone Offline Root Certificate Authority Protection Guide
Overview of the Windows 2000 Security Tools by Jeff Christman - March 30, 2001
This paper will describe the location and use of the tools that are built into Windows 2000 operating system. With these tools, the administrators have a greater degree of control and can provide a secure internet- aware enterprise without purchasing third party tools.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Securing Windows 2000 for Use as an Internet Server by David Courington - March 29, 2001
This paper will describe how to configure and implement Windows 2000 Server and IIS 5.0 with a reasonable amount of security.
Securing Windows 2000 by Scott Hoppe - March 19, 2001
This document will explain how to manage hotfixes on a Windows 2000 server running IIS 5 on the Internet. There will be five sections to this document: Importance, Assumptions, Hotfix practices, Tools, Installing Hotfixes, and Resources.
Securing IIS on Windows 2000 by Carl Denowh - March 6, 2001
This paper describes the methods used to secure Internet Information Server (IIS) on systems running Windows 2000.
Implementing Password Controls and Account Policies Using Windows 2000 Group Policy by Carlo Scannella - February 15, 2001
This paper will provide the reader with a high-level understanding of Group Policy, discuss some issues to consider when implementing Group Policy, and describe how strong password controls and secure account policies, as documented in the SANS Windows NT Security Step by Step, can be implemented in Windows 2000.
Implementing a Windows 2000 Host Based Intrusion Detection System by Richard Springs - January 28, 2001
This practical is a "how to" document that provides a brief overview of Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), explains design considerations, and describes installation steps for the Windows 2000 Host Based Intrusion Detection System.
PWL Files: The Achilles' Heel of Windows 9X Client Networks by Scott Winters - September 14, 2000
This paper discusses a major security concern on Windows 9X stations: the PWL file.
Basic Steps to Hardening a Standalone Windows 2000 Installation by Todd Anderson -
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Role-Based Administration for Windows 2000 by Jane Murley -
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Advent Calendar Day 24: Christmas Eve - Holy Supper
Spotting that star used to be the job of our youngest daughter, but as she reached her teen years, we realized that she was not quite the reliable lookout that she had been, so these days we all try to be the first to spot the star, since we're all pretty hungry.
The following is a description of the Holy Supper taken from a booklet given out to parishioners at our church; it is simply called The Holy Supper and does not contain any information on the author.
"The Holy Supper [Svyatyj Vecher'] on Christmas Eve occurs among the people of Central Europe as the immediate preparation to welcome the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. While it varies in details from one group to another and, in fact, within groups and nations from one town and village to the next, there are certain common features.
"The origins of the Holy Supper predate the arrival of Christianity in Central Europe. Like many Christmas customs, it began as a pagan rite, in this case, called Korochun – the greeting of the Sun – as the days grow longer after the Winter Solstice. Certain elements, like the twelve courses to be served, reflect the twelve months of the year and, expressing hope for a bountiful harvest of food for the whole year, hearken to its origins as an agricultural ritual feast for blessings in the year to come. When Christianized, the twelve courses were seen to represent the Twelve Apostles. Likewise, the Paska-like bread in the center of the table called the Korochun, comes to be understood as the sign of Christ, the Bread of Life.
"…[I]t is suggested that we observe abstinence on Christmas Eve, that is, no meat products, but not restricting the use of dairy products. The meatless meal should be one of great abundance: meatless, to symbolize the humility and poverty in which Christ was born; the variety and abundance of food to remind us of God's blessings and grace.
"The house is cleaned for the coming of the Messiah, and the dining room is specially prepared. The husband is to feed all the animals, whether the household pets or, if ones lives on a farm, the farm animals, with great abundance. Likewise, after the wife sprinkles the family with holy water during the Holy Supper to purify their minds that they may be open to accept the mystery of the divine birth, the husband is to bless the animals with the holy water. All this is done as a sign that the animals of the stable were the witnesses of the mystery of the birth of God in the flesh.
"A candle is placed in the window, a sign of welcome for the holy family and, indeed, for family, friends, and the poor or strangers who have nowhere to spend the night like the Holy Family had no place to stay at the inn at Bethelehem.
"The dining room table is set with a white table cloth, a symbol of purity of the Virgin birth and the white swaddling cloths. The husband will scatter straw over or under the table cloth, to symbolize the manger, and place hay under the table, to transform the dining room into the stable. The Nativity Bread, a round bread like the Paska, representing Christ, with a candle in the middle representing both the star and Christ who is the Light of the World, is placed in the center of the table. An extra full place setting, to remind one of the faithful departed of the family, and, at the same time, to serve as a prepared place for any who come in search of a meal, is set.
Wine glasses for the toast are set, and two small bowls of honey, one for the anointing and one for dipping the garlic, are set. The holy water the family had reserved from the previous Theophany – January 6 – is placed on the table."
I do not anoint my family with honey, because that is too sticky, but we do sprinkle holy water on all family members, human and furry. In our house we do not have all 12 dishes, but usually have something along the lines of the following:
Setting the table for Holy Supper
Mushroom-Sauerkraut-Barley Soup
Christmas Eve Bread
Brown Rice
Green Beans
Salmon with Hollandaise Sauce
Pierogi with Sour Cream
Cider or Wine
Table All Set
Freshly baked Christmas Eve Bread, though simple, is especially delicious. Here is the recipe we use:
Bread for Christmas Eve
1 package dry yeast
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 cups water, warm
6 cups flour
4 tablespoons salad oil
1/2 cup lukewarm water
1 tablespoon sugar
4 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon salt
Dissolve yeast in warm water with 1/8 teaspoon salt and 1 tablespoon sugar. Set in warm place to rise. Sift 6 cups flour in deep bowl, add 2 cups warm water, 4 tablespoons sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons salad oil. Add the yeast mixture to the flour mixture.
Knead well and set aside to rise. When double in bulk, punch down. Divide dough in two. Shape one part into round bread, cover and let stand 20 minutes. Punch down and reshape. Place in greased pan. Allow to rise until double in bulk. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour.
[Recipe from Epiphany's Seasons: Twenty-five Years of Parish Recipes, compiled by the Epiphany Ladies Guild.]
After Holy Supper, we rest for a while, then it's off to church, where we attend services and then share Christmas dishes with fellow parishioners. This lasts until about 1:30 or 2:00 in the morning.
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Gretta, really enjoyed this post, especially since Man's cousin and her hubby were of same religion, gives me some good insight. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Thank you for your post Greta. I see we both do the kolache. Thankfully, you do not have the cream cheese bandit that I do..lol Merry Christmas to you and your family. I have enjoyed your blog and friendship this year and look forward to 2010.ReplyDelete
Greta - what a lovely tradition! I'd never heard of it before. Merry Christmas!ReplyDelete
Such a fascinating post-I knew nothing about the Holy Supper-but I do now : )ReplyDelete
Love your snowy pics below too-I only got rain from the storm.
Carol, Linda, Katie, and Tipper - Thank you for stopping by! Love to share this custom with people, as this is my favorite meal of the year, even though it is meatless. Happy New Year to all of you, and I cannot wait to follow your blogs during the coming year.ReplyDelete
Marvelous post. I wish that we had such traditions. We do go to Christmas eve services, nothing like this special tradition.ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing.
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Hummer - Thanks for dropping by! We do love the tradition, but I have to admit that after fixing dinner and going to church, we tend to sleep in really late on Christmas morning.ReplyDelete


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Tonight on True Crime Radio at 8 PM Eastern we welcome Dr. Cyril Wecht and Sheryl McCollum.
The case we will discuss is so damn tragic.
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I am looking for relatives of my grandfather Ernest Gilbreath who probably lived around Wood County, TX. I believe he met my grandmother, Alma Holliday, either through relatives or she may have been working around the Como area in 1932-1933.
They had a daughter together which he may have not know about. I believe he was married around the Como, TX area and had several more children. Ernest may have died from an accident or murder about 1957 or 1958.
I would like to have contact with members of the family to get to know my grandfather's life and what happened to him.
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On some coins, it's called an alignment mark used when making the initial dies. You have a great repunched (doubled) 1862 .. a pretty scarce coin.
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Stopes was educated as a scientist. She gained public attention in 1918 with the publication of her first book, Married Love. The book was a sensation because it discussed sexuality and birth control within a marriage of equal partners. It was condemned by the church, press and medical establishment. However, it sold out rapidly. Stopes was inundated with letters from women wanting further advice. More books followed, and in 1921 Stopes provided practical help by opening the first family planning clinic in North London. It was a free service, but only for married women.
Stopes also passionately advocated eugenics. She called for compulsory sterilisation of those deemed unfit for parenthood. Her concerns about passing on 'inferior' traits saw her disinherit her son when he married a woman who had poor eyesight.
The charity Marie Stopes International (MSI) was established in the 1970s to continue Stopes's family planning work. It is now the leading provider of sexual and reproductive health care in the UK, and there are numerous MSI clinics worldwide. Services include treatments and advice on contraception, pregnancy testing, abortion and sterilisation.
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Ohio's unemployment rate fell to 7% in September, but the numbers are better than that in Cuyahoga County and all six of its contiguous counties. County data produced by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services show the September jobless rate in the Cleveland-Akron area ranges from 5.2% (Geauga County) to 6.9% (Cuyahoga County). The unemployment rate for other Cleveland-Akron area counties are as follows: Medina, 5.4%; Lake, 5.7%; Portage, 5.9%; Summit, 6.2%; and Lorain, 6.8%. About half of Ohio's counties now have unemployment rates below 6%, the state data show. Among the state's 88 counties, the September 2012 unemployment rates ranged from a low of 3.9% in Mercer County to a high of 11.5% in Pike County. Rates decreased in 78 of the 88 counties.
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Lima, Peru, July 31, 2011 - Slovakia beat Belgium 3-1 (25-23, 25-12, 29-31, 25-20) in the seventh-place match played Sunday during the FIVB Volleyball Women´s Junior World Championship Peru 2011 at Eduardo Dibos Gymnasium in Lima.
Both teams had never played at any tournament of the FIVB Volleyball Women´s Junior World Championship and now both are in the top eight worldwide.
Slovakia's Nikola Radosova scored a match-high 20 points, next to Tatiana Crkonova and Romana Kriskova with 18 points each. For Belgium, the top scorer was Lise Van Hecke with 14 points, next to Lorena Cianci with 13 points and Valérie El Houssine with 11 points.
Live scoring, results, news and photos on FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship Peru 2011.
The first set began with Belgium stronger in passing (six digs in the set) and they reached the first technical time out leading 8-6 thanks to Cianci´s block (three points in the set). The set continued and Belgium was ahead Slovakia for 11 points. However, Slovakia got the point distance to six, but the second technical time out was for Belgium 16-10. At this point, Slovakia woke up and they scored four points in a row tied the score at 22-22. Belgium committed a lot of spikes errors (11 in the set) insuring the 23th point for Slovakia. Belgium tried harder to win the set and the score reached the difference of one point thanks to Linde Hervent´s spike (two points in the set). The set ended 25-23 in 26 minutes thanks to the Cianci´s block.
The second set was different. Slovakia started winning the set with a five-point advantage. At the first technical time out, Lotte Penders (one point in the set) had spike error and Slovakia was ahead to 8-3. Slovakia scored seven straight points and the second technical time out was for them with a point difference of 10 points. The 20th point for Slovakia was scored by Cianci who hit a hard spike (one point in the set). Belgium tried to recover the set, but they only reached their 12th point because of Slovakia´s dig error. Romana Smatanikova (seven points in the set) hit a spike that defined the set to 25-12 in 22 minutes.
The third set was a tight one. The first technical time out was for Slovakia with a point difference of three. However, Belgium's spike improved and they tied the score at 15-15 thanks to Ilka Van De Vijver (four points in the set). Hecke hit a serve that insured the 16th point for Belgium and the second technical time out. Belgium was ahead by four points at 20-16, but started to commit many mistakes that helped Slovakia tie the score at 24-all. Finally, Van Hecke hit a spike and the set ended 31-29 for Belgium in 32 minutes of set.
The fourth set of this match had a tie beginning. Karin Palgutova (four points in the set) missed a block and Belgium got the tie score at four points. The first technical time out came to 8-6 because of a Belgium serve error. The Belgium squad tried to recover the set, but Slovakia's dig was stronger (four in the set). Slovakia reached the second technical time out to 16-8. Belgium started to play harder and they got their 20th point thanks to Cianci´s spike (four points in the set). However, Slovakia needed just one point to win, and they ended the set to 25-20 in 28 minutes.
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Bosetti named MVP of FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship Peru 2011
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A perfect match in defeating Brazil, says Italy coach Mencarelli
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01.08.2011 04:00:21
Italy claims gold medal after win against Brazil
01.08.2011 02:21:59
We worked hard to be here, says Dominican Republic captain Gabriela Reyes
01.08.2011 01:46:23
Dominican Republic finishes in fifth place after defeating Peru
01.08.2011 01:09:30
Concentration secret behind the victory Polish coach Kosatka Grzegorz said
31.07.2011 23:59:08
We are tired, but happy with the bronze medal, says China coach Xu
31.07.2011 23:48:20
Poland ninth after victory against Russia
31.07.2011 23:23:20
China earns bronze medal after defeating the United States
31.07.2011 21:59:15
Old style Volleyball of Japan secret behind the victory against Cuba
31.07.2011 21:46:43
Female referees presence in FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship Peru 2011
31.07.2011 21:42:59
Today was different for our attack, says Slovakia coach Rojko
31.07.2011 21:07:44
Japan defeat Cuba in three straight sets to finish 11th
31.07.2011 20:11:23
Team work behind the victory Serbia coach Pavlicevic Ratko said
31.07.2011 19:21:41
Serbia's height defeats Korea in 13th place playoff
31.07.2011 18:30:46
We are really happy for this victory said coach Mohamed Ahmed of Egypt
31.07.2011 18:21:50
Egypt took revenge over Tunisia for the 15th place and earned their first victory
31.07.2011 15:03:48
Gold-medal match of Italy versus Brazil a rematch in the FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship Peru 2011
31.07.2011 07:48:37
Brazil, Italy win semifinal matches in FIVB Women's Junior World Championship
31.07.2011 05:38:00
We are concentrated for tomorrow match's for fifth place, says Peru captain Yllescas
31.07.2011 05:31:45
Peru thrills home crowd with 3-1 win over Belgium
31.07.2011 04:44:08
FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship - Picture of the Day (7)
31.07.2011 03:44:55
Four years experience has built a strong team feeling, says Brazil coach de Moura
31.07.2011 03:18:00
Brazil advances to gold medal match after exciting five-set victory over United States
31.07.2011 00:30:40
We are very happy, said Russia captain Alina Yaroshik
31.07.2011 00:14:07
Italy was united in win, says Italy's Baggi
31.07.2011 00:08:56
Italy book ticket to FIVB Women's Junior World Championship gold-medal match
31.07.2011 00:00:36
Russia will compete against Poland for ninth place after defeating Japan in Callao
30.07.2011 22:57:20
Seifu Tadesse proud to represent Ethiopa and Africa on referee stand
30.07.2011 22:39:28
We focused on winning today despite errors, says Dominican Repubic captain Reyes
30.07.2011 22:31:31
Dominican Republic notch win over Slovakia to advance to fifth-place match
30.07.2011 22:30:20
We will fight for the ninth place tomorrow, said Poland coach Grzegorz Kosatka
30.07.2011 21:43:03
Poland will compete for ninth place after win against Cuba in Callao
30.07.2011 19:55:11
Korean coach Gi-Ju Park glad over victory against Egypt
30.07.2011 19:10:41
Korea will play for 13th place after dominating Egypt
30.07.2011 18:05:59
Lack of reception of Tunisia the cause of losing
30.07.2011 17:07:43
Serbia quickly defeats Tunisia in the first match in Callao
30.07.2011 06:52:12
Italy's Diouf and Bertone a tall order for FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship Peru 2011
30.07.2011 06:26:26
FIVB Women's Junior World Championship reaches semifinal round with gold two wins away
29.07.2011 07:12:51
Brazil, China, Italy and United States earn spots into gold-medal semifinal round
29.07.2011 06:42:49
Team tonight was different than previous two matches, says Peru coach Malaga
29.07.2011 06:27:43
Peru edges United States in five to conclude Pool E, Americans advance to gold semifinals
29.07.2011 05:52:02
Belgium coach Van de Vyver thanks the Trujillo crowd
29.07.2011 05:32:46
Belgium wins over Slovakia in the last match of the second round in Trujillo
29.07.2011 04:47:46
FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship - Picture of the Day (6)
29.07.2011 03:43:23
Big step forward, says Italy coach Mencarelli
29.07.2011 03:36:52
Italy claim Pool E top seed with win over Dominican Republic
29.07.2011 03:27:15
China our hardest opponents so far, de Moura of Brazil said at the press conference
29.07.2011 02:53:17
Brazil wins Pool F after beating China in three straight sets in Trujillo
28.07.2011 21:01:54
Players extremely tired, Poland coach Grzegorz Kosatka explained
28.07.2011 20:39:37
Poland defeats Egypt in Trujillo to finish tied for second in Pool H
28.07.2011 20:21:28
Happy for winning after a long time, says Korea captain Lee
28.07.2011 20:17:14
Korea pick up momentum into classification semifinals with win over Tunisia
28.07.2011 19:05:47
This was our best game in tournament, said coach of Serbia, after five sets against Russia
28.07.2011 18:46:52
Russia wins Pool H by defeating Serbia in Trujillo
28.07.2011 18:31:17
FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship - Picture of the Day (5)
28.07.2011 18:22:29
Cuba had a new mood for the match, says Cuba coach Robinson
28.07.2011 18:17:57
Cuba finish Pool G undefeated with 3-0 win over Japan
28.07.2011 16:44:47
Reeves inspired by Olympic mother to play volleyball
28.07.2011 06:03:12
China, Brazil earn spots into gold-medal semifinals of FIVB Women's Junior World Championship
28.07.2011 05:28:07
Match won on the court and not outside, says Dominican Republic captain Reyes
28.07.2011 05:23:33
Dominican Republic bounce back for sweep of Peru in Pool E
28.07.2011 05:02:43
Slovakia is a very good team and we study them well, said Brazil coach de Moura
28.07.2011 04:40:08
Brazil eyes first place in Pool F after win over Slovakia in Trujillo
28.07.2011 03:47:37
Was not a beautiful match but fortunate to win, says Italy coach Mencarelli
28.07.2011 03:40:09
Italy takes the lead in Pool E with win over United States
28.07.2011 03:13:12
"We knew it would be a challenge to overcome Belgium", said China captain Long Cheng
28.07.2011 02:44:05
Team effort propels China over Belgium in the second round in Trujillo
28.07.2011 02:36:05
Tunisia using FIVB Women's Junior World Championship in training to be better
27.07.2011 20:12:05
"We'll get better as the days go by" , said Egypts Mohamed Ahmed despite the loss
27.07.2011 20:11:09
Cuba's height caused us problems, Tunisia captain Boughanmi says
27.07.2011 20:05:14
Cuba's power derail Tunisia to go 2-0 in Pool G
27.07.2011 19:49:24
Serbia in second place in Pool H with win over Egypt in second round in Trujillo
27.07.2011 19:03:33
Kosatka: Russia played better than us
27.07.2011 18:21:17
Good reception and block won the match, says Japan captain Horikawa
27.07.2011 18:16:34
Japan produce second win in Pool G, defeat Korea 3-0
27.07.2011 17:53:57
Russia sweeps Poland in second round in Trujillo
27.07.2011 09:37:51
Pivotal Second Day of Second Round Upcoming at FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship Peru 2011
27.07.2011 08:46:40
FIVB Volleyball Women's Junior World Championship - Picture of the Day (4)
27.07.2011 08:00:12
United States, Italy, Brazil, China Earn Second Round Wins
27.07.2011 05:58:24
We kept our concentration, says Italy captain Scarabelli
27.07.2011 05:53:05
Italy goes into win column to start second round at FIVB Women's Junior World Championship
27.07.2011 05:52:18
Most difficult match we had so far, said China coach Xu Jiande
27.07.2011 05:30:51
China overcomes eight-point deficit in final set to defeat Slovakia
27.07.2011 05:06:30
United States earn key second round opening win over Dominican Republic
27.07.2011 04:08:00
Every team in Pool E is good, says United States coach Browning
27.07.2011 03:29:28
Brazil's strategy was to stop Belgium's top scorer Lise Van Hecke - de Moura
27.07.2011 02:54:28
Top-ranked Brazil earns victory in Trujillo over Belgium
26.07.2011 21:22:48
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After graduating from the Specialised Secondary School of the St Petersburg Conservatoire in 1991 (trombone, class of Georgy Strautman) he continued his studies at the St Petersburg State Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatoire (trombone, class of lecturer B. Vinogradov and Professor Sumerkin). In autumn 1991 he joined the Mariinsky Theatre as a Stage Orchestra musician, entering the Symphony Orchestra in 1996 (trombones). Established the Grand Brass Ensemble with which he has appeared as a conductor at concerts in the dress circle foyer of the Mariinsky Theatre. Valery Gergiev invited him to conduct Donvena Pandourskyґs versions of the ballets Le sacre du printemps and The Magic Nut.
Conductor of the Mariinsky Theatre Stage Orchestra since 2007.


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Iron Man 3 took place months after the events of The Avengers and offered moviegoers a very isolated story about Tony Stark. Outside of dealing with panic attacks resulting from what Stark experienced in the infamous battle of New York, there were no story implications directly resulting or reliant upon Iron Man 2 or The Avengers.
For the next Phase Two film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe however, that's not the case. Thor: The Dark World takes place a year and a half after the original Thor, a few monts after The Avengers, but in all of that time, the heroes of Asgard have had to directly deal with the results of the events of the original Thor.
Screen Rant visited the production of Thor 2 last October and on our first day on set, executive producer Craig Kyle walked us through the "war room," a room full of conceptual art of the events, characters, locations, weapons and vehicles of the film. He briefly offered story details and introduced the film by letting us know status of the characters, Asgard and larger universe at the beginning of the story.
"What's wonderful about these films, and so many of you guys know the books, you know, we read 'em for the ongoing stories and then we love these big disaster moments that happen that draw all these lines together. And again there're so many people out there that never read comics, so they didn't understand how good these stories can get and that now we have a lot to draft off of after Avengers. Now our guys, who have amazing arcs coming in their own lives, had to step out, deal with this big threat, and now come back.
Well, now all those threats continue to send a ripple effects throughout our model cinematic universe. We have Iron Man, who's Tony Stark, who's pretty torn up from the effects of being in that combat. You have Thor, who had to take the prisoner, Loki, back Asgard to be dealt with, and this time he's gonna be locked up in a cell where he's not gonna have control. You have Erik Selvig who had a god in his head messing around for an entire movie, which probably isn't good for your psyche. Lots of these threats continue to just spread outwards in ways that only deepen the stories we're about to tell in these individual sagas."
The Thor universe however, with Asgard and the other realms it aims to protect, has the most repercussions to deal with from the events of Thor and The Avengers. Thor for instance, ended with the Rainbow Bridge and Observatory being destroyed, meaning Asgard has lost its primary method of transportation between the realms, making those other planets vulnerable.
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And for The Avengers, Midgard (Earth) has now been made known to the Marvel Cosmos (see: Thanos) where there are factions and unruly creatures who may not have the best of intentions for our home. Kyle continues:
"It's truly our job to kinda bring the books to life in a way that made them so popular when we were all kids and, you know, it's a big duty, but we're doing our best. We brought Alan Taylor on and he's done such amazing work in Mad Men, and Game of Thrones, and Sopranos, and Rome. And we had spent a lot of time in the palace since the Royal Family had come during a time of celebration.
The Bifrost was destroyed at the end of the first Thor. Odin had to break a lot of rules and laws, and take a lot of himself to send Thor to Earth in The Avengers. And during that time when they couldn't jump from Asgard to the other worlds chaos reigned. And so we come into a time of real strife in the nine realms. You've got Marauders who are moving from world to world that are pillaging and attacking helpless planets, because they know the cops can't come. And we just catch into a story in a way finding out where the hell is everybody, you know?"
The primary antagonist of Thor: The Dark World is the king of the Dark Elves, Malekith, and we know he holds a personal grudge against Odin and his ancestry which will play a part in the story. Odin "breaking rules" to send Thor to Earth to recover Loki and the Tesseract (Cosmic Cube) during the events of The Avengers will have implications on Asgard and Odin as well, we just don't know how yet or if that plays any part in the reawakening of Malekith and return of his army.
The Marauders are another new faction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They're a ragtag group of space pirates comprised of various alien races from the worlds outside of the nine realms. More on that from Screen Rant soon!
Alan Taylor directs Thor 2 off of Christopher Yost, Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely's screenplay. The film stars Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tom Hiddleston, Stellan Skarsgård, Idris Elba, Christopher Eccleston, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Kat Dennings, Ray Stevenson, Zachary Levi, Tadanobu Asano, Jaimie Alexander, Rene Russo and Anthony Hopkins.
Thor: The Dark World on November 8, 2013, Captain America: The Winter Soldier on April 4, 2014, Guardians of the Galaxy on August 1, 2014, The Avengers: Age of Ultron on May 1, 2015, Ant-Man on July 31, 2015, and unannounced films for May 6 2016, July 8 2016 and May 5 2017.
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Were it not for the American-made semis rumbling to and from field perimeters, visitors to Helena Valley Farms during the sugarbeet harvest season could be excused for wondering if they weren't actually somewhere in Europe rather than the Thumb region of eastern Michigan. Two huge Ropa "Tiger" self-propelled harvesters move up and down the field, each dumping its topped and lifted beets into a 34-ton-capacity "Big Bear" track cart. The cart in turn unloads its contents on field headlands, where the beets sit for at least a couple days before being run through a self-propelled "Maus" — another Ropa-built unit that cleans and loads the piled beets into trucks for the trip to the factory.
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Christmas is just around the corner and depending on your personality you will either have been squirrelling away pressies over the past few months with the help of online shopping, perhaps, or you will be looking forward to crazy last-minute Christmas Eve shopping, enjoying the excitement. While I used to be the latter, I now have begun to merge the two and it feels slightly organised - for once. I find though, as the extended family increases in size and the ideas for gifts begin to seem repetitive, I often resort to the one gift everyone loves and appreciates - food.
Among all the mad consumerism, much of which is highly disposable, giving a beautifully wrapped gift of home-made sweets shows you have spent some precious time amid the mayhem making delicious treats for those you appreciate.
My mother used to make what she called "home-made chocolate" when we were children. Delicious but, I think, made with kremelta, so it had a slight fatty mouth feel I was never quite sure of. I have had a play with the idea today and opted instead for good quality dark chocolate paired with flavours of ginger, hazelnuts and orange. This is a simple recipe to make and you could add whatever flavours you fancy. It is also fantastic to make up to two weeks in advance as long as it is stored well. Use a hot knife to cut into your desired size and shape.
Toffee brittle seems quite the decadent treat for me, must be all that sugar and the thought of what it is doing for my teeth but hey, it is Christmas - the perfect time for indulgence, plus it is fun to make and can be a good one to involve children in. Use whatever nuts you wish and invest in a candy thermometer, which prevents any angst regarding whether it will set or not. Do pour the toffee quickly on to the tray, which you need to tip as you go so it spreads, or else you will have a thick set lump before you know it.
The third recipe is a take on traditional White Christmas, which can be made in myriad ways - crushed biscuits or rice bubbles, glace fruit or dried. Plenty of coconut is needed and white chocolate. I have put a brandy-soaked fresh cherry in the middle of each for a pleasant surprise.
With so many gorgeous packaging options available it only takes a little imagination to present these treats beautifully using different containers and ribbons.
Chef's tip
• Corn syrup is often used when making sweets and can be found among sugars in speciality food stores and some supermarkets. Light honey and golden syrup can be used as an alternative but the flavour will obviously be altered.
• Salt with chocolate may sound a little odd but do try, using flakes provides a crunch while balancing the sweetness.
For more of Amanda Laird's fabulous recipes, visit foodhub.co.nz.
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Autism Rainbow Day interview part 2
In the previous post you heard Jackie talk about her experience as a parent of children with Autism... the rest of the interview focuses on highlighting a few support services that might be useful for parents. Scroll down to find the relevant links.
"It is not about bad parenting, it is about the child's struggle with the environment."
Links to the support services mentioned by Jackie and I:
Balance support group
Strive support group
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Knobble Massage ToolAbout the size of a large mushroom, the "cap" is held in the palm of the hand, and the smoothly rounded stem is used to apply pressure to trigger points in soft tissue. Some gentle kneading motion with the Knobble or slow movement of the part of the body being massaged may be helpful. Where ever your trouble spot, this all wooden tool will help release that painful pressure you may have in your back, neck, shoulders, and muscles throughout the day. Give yourself or a friend a quick massage and then easily store it in a drawer. Perfect gift for anyone.
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Watch Miley Cyrus' Insane Reaction to 'We Can't Stop' Going No. 1 on iTunes [Video]
Slowly backing away from the computer screen…
...and wondering WTF Miley Cyrus is on! The singer found out her so-so new single 'We Can't Stop' couldn't be stopped, as it quickly ascended the charts to No. 1 on iTunes. She shared a video of her cray cray reaction to the good news.
Good luck discerning a single world she says. She is rapid-fire talking, with bulging eyes and a hysterical laugh. We think she says something about Instagram, maybe? Who knows? It's all a blur.
It's 34 seconds of gibberish and foaming at the mouth. Put down the Red Bull, Miley.


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The GNU Find Utilities are the basic directory searching utilities of the GNU operating system. These programs are typically used in conjunction with other programs to provide modular and powerful directory search and file locating capabilities to other commands.
The tools supplied with this package are:
- find - search for files in a directory hierarchy
- locate - list files in databases that match a pattern
- updatedb - update a file name database
- xargs - build and execute command lines from standard input
The find program searches a directory tree to find a file or group of files. It traverses the directory tree and reports all occurrences of a file matching the user's specifications. The find program includes very powerful searching capability.
The locate program scans one or more databases of filenames and displays any matches. This can be used as a very fast find command if the file was present during the last file name database update.
The updatedb program updates the file name database used by the locate program. The file name database contains lists of files that were in particular directory trees when the databases were last updated. This is usually run nightly by the cron system daemon.
The xargs program builds and executes command lines by gathering together arguments it reads on the standard input. Most often, these arguments are lists of file names generated by find.
The manual is available in the info system of the GNU Operating System. Use info to access the top level info page. Use info find to access the Find Utilities section directly.
An online version of the documentation is also available, but please note that this is not always fully up-to-date.
Here is an example operation to make all HTML files in the subdirectory htdocs readable by all using find and xargs. This is a typical example of how find and xargs are used with other utilities to provide powerful directory traversal capability.
find htdocs -name '*.html' -print0 | xargs -0 chmod a+r
See the online info documentation described above for more examples.
Released versions of GNU findutils can be found in the subdirectory
/gnu/findutils/ on your favorite GNU mirror. For other ways to obtain
findutils, please read How to get GNU
Software. The latest released version will be the latest version
available here at
In between "stable" releases there are also alpha releases which incorporate the newest features or bugfixes, and which are released so that interested parties can test these. The releases are announced on the mailing list, and you should join the mailing list if you plan to test the alpha releases.
Findutils releases are signed by James Youngman as part of the procedure for uploading to the FTP site. The key that they are signed with is available on Savannah. The key is not available from some keyservers because it has an image in a subkey, which some of them don't like. See this message on the Findutils mailing list for a pointer to a keyserver which can cope with such keys (I use subkeys.pgp.net myself).
The GNU project keyring is used to verify all files uploaded to GNU FTP sites. The GNU keyring is itself available on the GNU FTP site; see ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gnu-keyring.gpg.
How to Get Help
If you would like to report a bug, please do so via the findutils bug reporting page on Savannah. If a bug is reported via the web page, a notification is automatically sent to the <firstname.lastname@example.com> mailing list. It is not required to submit a bug report via the Savannah bug form, but doing so will prevent the bug from being missed or forgotten and is therefore encouraged. It will also ensure that you are notified when the bug has been fixed.
However, there will be occasions where you're not sure whether the problem you have is actually a bug, or you just want to talk about ideas for improving findutils. Using the mailing list is a good way to do that. You can fill out a form on a web page to join the bug-findutils mailing list or you can send email to <firstname.lastname@example.com> with the word subscribe in the body.
For general discussion of findutils, the <email@example.com> mailing list is the most appropriate forum. An archive of the findutils bug report mailing list is available at https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-findutils/. If you have a problem and are not sure it is a bug, or even if you are sure, feel free to open a discussion of the issue on the mailing list. Searching the archive prior to opening a new discussion is recommended as many common problems will have already been discussed and explained.
When reporting problems, please be patient. It may just be that the volunteers are busy. Every message to the bug lists are read by many people. Sometimes there is just nothing to say at the time. If you think your message might not have made it to the list or that you may have missed the response then check the mail archives as described above. If you do not see your message in the archive then we did not see it either. Or perhaps your formatting was such that it was unreadable. A number of posts are unreadable because the text was encoded and it could not be deciphered. If it does not show up as plain text in the archive then it did not get sent to the list in plain text format.
How to Help
To contact the maintainers, either to report a bug or to contribute fixes or improvements, send mail to <email@example.com>. Please send messages as plain text. If posting patches they should be in unified diff format against the latest cvs testing version available from Savannah if possible or the last alpha test release as the next best version. They should include a text description and the unified diff inline in the message and not attached to it. This makes the messages the most readable to the widest audience and increases the chances of your patches being included in the project.
If you would like to submit a bug report directly to the bug database you may do so on the findutils bug reporting page on Savannah. If a bug is reported via the web page, a notification is automatically sent to the <firstname.lastname@example.com> mailing list. It is not required to submit a bug report via the Savannah bug form but doing so will prevent the bug from being missed or forgotten and is therefore encouraged.
Some specific ways in which you could help are:
- If you are a speaker of a language other than English, you could join the Translation Project and help to produce translations of the messages that findutils produces.
- Devise and write some new test cases for the findutils test suite.
- Select a bug and fix it.
- Work on any incomplete tasks on the findutils task list. Before starting work though, send an email to the mailing list to find out if someone else is alredy working on this; if they are, perhaps you could collaborate with them.
- Build and test findutils on an unusual platform. This is particularly valuable if you have the time to do this with each new alpha release.
The current maintainer of GNU findutils is James Youngman. A list of previous maintainers and other major contributors is to be found in the AUTHORS file which is included in the findutils source code. A list of other people who have helped is in the file THANKS.


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Stainless Steel does not readily corrode, rust or stain with water as ordinary steel does.
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Vedanta Sandesh – Aug 2019
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MARSEILLE, France, Feb. 17 (UPI) -- Blaz Kavcic grabbed the first match of the main draw Monday at the Open 13 tennis tournament in France.
Kavcic defeated Thanasi Kokkinakis 6-4, 6-2 without dropping his serve. He dropped 16 points over his nine games serving and saved all three break points Kokkinakis managed.
Kokkinakis, 17 years old and ranked No. 397, was given a wild-card spot into the tournament.
The win advanced Kavcic into the second round against top-seeded Richard Gasquet. The top four seeds, who include No. 2 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga -- the tournament defending champion -- were given first-round byes.