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The Accounting Historians Journal Vol. 10, No. 2 Fall 1983
Dale A. Buckmaster, Editor UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
Howard F. Stettler, Editor, Auditing Looks Ahead—Proceedings of the 1972 Touche Ross/University of Kansas Symposium on Auditing Problems (Lawrence, Kansas: School of Business, University of Kan-sas, 1972, pp. 135, $5.00).
Reviewed by James D. Blum American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Auditing Looks Ahead includes eight invited papers and seven discussants' responses presented at the first Touche Ross/Univer-sity of Kansas auditing symposium. Since 1972, these symposia have been held biennially. As of this writing there have been five proceedings published, and with a sixth symposium presented in May 1982. The papers and discussions at the first symposium were concerned with contemporary auditing problems of 1972 vintage. The basic problems presented and discussed at the first symposium are like good wines, in that age (ten years) has not eliminated the problems but has just changed their flavor. Thus, someone involved in a current auditing problem or an historian interested in a quick overview of a problem as it existed in 1972 might benefit from read-ing one of the presentations or discussions given at the 1972 Touche Ross/University of Kansas Symposium. Because so much has changed in ten years, and these papers cover descriptive research of the state of the art, I have attempted to summarize, sometimes by giving little more than the title of the paper, and only minor evalu-ation, if any, of the paper's contribution to the profession, as might ordinarily be done in a book review.
R. G. Brown and Roger H. Salquist in "Some Historical Auditing Milestones; An Epistemology of an Inexact Art" attempt to order the evolutionary process of the history of auditing by describing audit milestones classified by era, e.g., emergence era, and then by socio-econo-technological influences, e.g., industrial revolution. Their objective of attempting to give order to the evolutionary pro-


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Obama warns job market still faces 'ups and downs' as numbers reveal the economy added just 120,000 jobs in March
- The unemployment rate fell to 8.2 percent and is now at its lowest level since January 2009
- More than 5.3 million Americans, or 42.5 per cent of the unemployed, have been out of work for six months or longer
- Retail stores shed nearly 34,000 jobs after cutting nearly 29,000 in February
President Barack Obama warned that the U.S. job market will still face 'ups and downs' as it was revealed today that the economy added just 120,000 jobs last month.
The March employment numbers were down from the previous three months when the economy added more than 200,000 jobs in each.
The job market slowed as companies hit the brakes on hiring amid uncertainty about the economy's growth prospects. The unemployment rate dipped, but mostly because more Americans stopped looking for work.
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Ups and downs: President Barack Obama addresses the White House Forum on 'Women and the Economy' in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on April 6 2012 in Washington, DC
The unemployment rate fell to 8.2 percent. The rate has dropped nearly a full percentage point since August and is now at its lowest level since January 2009.
But the rate dropped last month because fewer people searched for jobs. The official unemployment tally only includes those seeking work.
Despite the pullback in March, the economy has added 858,000 jobs since December - the best four months of hiring in two years.
A mild winter may have partially influenced the hiring in March. January and February were unusually warm, which allowed construction firms and other companies to hire people for outdoor work several weeks earlier than usual - effectively stealing jobs from March.
The job market might face bigger problems. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has warned that the economy is not growing fast enough to sustain recent hiring gains. Many analysts are already scaling back their forecasts for corporate profits in the January-March quarter because of weaker growth.
If employers retreat on hiring, consumers could lose confidence in the economy and slow spending. Slower job growth could also hurt President Barack Obama's re-election hopes.
Economists cautioned that it's just one weak month after three solid gains. Many were encouraged by strong hiring at factories, hotels and restaurants - businesses that reflect the health of the economy.
Long road: 'We've got a lot more work to do,' Obama said today during remarks at a White House forum on women and the economy
And government hiring was little changed in March, a positive sign after months of layoffs at the state and local level.
'We are disappointed,' said Anthony Chan, chief economist at JPMorgan Wealth Management. 'But when you go inside and lift the hood, the numbers look a little better.'
Obama emphasized that the economy is still improving, if fitfully. 'It's clear to every American that there will still be ups and downs along the way and that we've got a lot more work to do,' Obama said during remarks at a White House forum on women and the economy.
Most investors didn't have the chance to deliver a verdict on the report. The stock market was closed for the Good Friday holiday. Bond markets were open until noon and index futures traded for 45 minutes after the report was released.
Treasury yields and stock futures dropped sharply after the report came out. Both were little changed in the minutes before the report was released.
The biggest hit to the job market in March was at retail stores. They shed nearly 34,000 jobs after cutting nearly 29,000 in February. Temporary help firms dropped almost 8,000 - a potentially bad sign for the job market because companies often hire temp workers before adding full timers.
But manufacturers added 37,000 jobs. Hotels and restaurants added 39,000. And business and professional services added 31,000 jobs.
There also was improvement in a broader measure of weakness in the job market. The percentage of Americans who are either unemployed, have given up looking for work or have had to settle for part-time work fell from 14.9 percent in February to 14.5 percent last month.
Decline: The unemployment rate fell to 8.2 percent, dropping nearly a full percentage point since August and is now at its lowest level since January 2009
Poor: The March employment numbers were down from the previous three months when the economy added more than 200,000 jobs in each
More than 5.3 million Americans, or 42.5 percent of the unemployed, had been out of work for six months or longer in March.
Hiring was slightly better in January and February than first reported. The government revised up job growth in those months by 4,000.
Hourly wages rose 5 cents to an average $23.39. The average workweek, though, fell slightly to 34.5 hours in March.
Obama's re-election hopes may depend on continued improvement in the unemployment rate and job creation.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the likely Republican challenger, this week blamed the president's policies for slow growth and high unemployment.
The Obama campaign has said that Romney would reinstate policies that led to the recession - lower taxes for the wealthy and less regulation for business.
For many, what matters most is the unemployment rate. It was 7.8 percent when Obama entered office in January 2009 and peaked at 10 per cent nine months later. Since August, it has dropped from 9.1 percent to March's 8.2 percent.
No incumbent since World War II has faced voters with unemployment higher than 7.8 percent.
Other data suggest the economic recovery is gaining strength. The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell last week to a four-year low, the government said Thursday. Consumers are more confident and spending more.
The service sector expanded at a healthy clip in March. Factories are busier. Companies are ordering more machinery and other equipment.
Still, economists have worried that job growth couldn't sustain the strong December-February pace without stronger economic growth.
And a spike in gasoline prices could discourage force consumers to cut spending on appliances, vacations and home improvements - big purchases that drive growth.
Most economists expect annual growth this year of just 2.5 per cent. Normally, it takes annual growth of 4 per cent to lower the unemployment rate 1 percentage point over a year.
The job market is improving largely because the pace of layoffs has fallen sharply. The staffing firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported Thursday that planned layoffs fell 27 percent from February to March. Hiring, meanwhile, is still running nearly 20 percent below pre-recession levels.
The nation's unemployment rate will factor prominently in the November presidential election. Obama says no issue is more important than restoring economic security for all American families.
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The Liquor Store At Macadoodles®
Macadoodles® Liquor Store is a one-stop party experience. We carry a huge selection of mixes and accessories, such as Coke, Sprite, V8, Margaritas (both those that contain Tequila and those that do not), Bloody Mary mixes, gourmet olives, limes, lemons, oranges, nuts, pickled eggs and so much more that you'll just have to come see for yourself.
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Bourbon is the most American of all spirits. Irish and Scottish settlers quickly discovered that corn was the perfect distillate, and they began stamping the barrels with the name of the county in which it was produced. As the whisky worked its slow trek to New Orleans, the harsh white liquid took on a golden color and was "tamed" by the sugars in the oak barrel producing a more mellow whisky. The whisky from one county in particular became very popular, Bourbon County. And thus, American Whiskey (Bourbon) was born. Macadoodles® carries an extensive variety of Bourbon's from such distilleries as Jim Beam, W. L. Weller, Woodford Reserve, Buffalo Trace and, of course, Wild Turkey and Jack Daniels. But Macadoodles® is not satisfied to offer just the big name brands; our staff is constantly searching for the new and unique. This allows us to bring you lesser known and boutique brands such as Pappy Van Winkle and Elmer T. Lee.
Brandy & Cognac:
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First widely recognized as an effective treatment for malaria, gin has come a long way in its more than four-hundred year history. During Prohibition "bath-tub" gin was the most popular spirit in the United States and today, it is again gaining popularity as a flexible liquor, able to contribute a unique flavor to cocktails. While the classic Gin and Tonic continues to be a staple of gin drinkers, many brands are offering new flavors to allow even more possibilities in mixing. Macadoodles® is proud to carry a wide variety of gins: Tanqueray, Bombay, and Seagram's are some examples of our fine selection.
What is a liqueur? Many liqueurs combine a spirit with several other, often secret, ingredients to create a taste that is a departure from the original spirit. Other liqueurs are distilled and sold straight. The range of flavors available in liqueurs is suited to fit the taste of anyone pursuing a taste that is not the everyday, such as Midori, Drambuie, Frangelico, Jagermeister, Irish Creams, flavored schnapps and much more.
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Light rums, also called white, blanco or silver tend to be mild, which contributes to their popularity for mixing in cocktails.
Gold Rums, also known as anejo rums, have more flavor than their light cousins, yet still mix well.
Spiced rums get flavoring from a variety of spices, cinnamon, anise seed and rosemary being some of the more popular.
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Macadoodles® rum selection is the best in the area, featuring outstanding brands such as Captain Morgan, Bacardi, Parrot Bay and Cruzan. Recently, many flavored rums have been introduced, with some distilleries allowing new flavors to be voted on via the Internet.
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|Sebastián García and his family in Spain.
This photo was taken about 1914.
José is the little boy. His brother Joaquín
also became a Guardia Civil.
|José as a young military cadet,
about 1925
|15 October 1956
José with his wife and daughter
in front of the Royal Palace, Madrid
|The dress uniform of a captain, 1971
My husband now has his grandfather's Guardia Civil uniform and medals. Two of his tricorn hats, his spurs and his sword are on display in our home in New Hampshire. I'm glad my daughter has memories of her Bisabuelo (great grandfather) and that we can remember his role in Spanish history. His service spanned serving a monarch and a dictator, and he lived to see Spain become a parlimentary democracy.
Copyright 2010, Heather Wilkinson Rojo


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JACKSONVILLE, Ala. - The Georgia Southwestern women's basketball team used a 10-0 run over the final 3:14 to upset NCAA Division I Jacksonville State, 62-55, at Pete Matthews Coliseum on Sunday afternoon in exhibition action.
After going back-and-forth over the opening three minutes, GSW grabbed an 8-6 lead on a Kanita Holloway jumper with 16:59 remaining in the half.
Southwestern led by as many as nine points on two occasions, before taking a 27-21 advantage into the halftime break.
In the second stanza, JSU regained the lead four minutes in (31-30) and built its largest lead of the contest at 49-44 with 6:28 remaining, but GSW fought back to even it at 52-52 at the 3:45 mark.
Jacksonville State, member of the Ohio Valley Conference, opened a slim margin of 55-52 with 3:14 left in the contest, but the Lady Hurricanes held the Gamecocks scoreless the rest of the way and claimed the seven-point win.
Both teams struggled from the floor in the first half. GSW hit 10-of-34 shots (29.4 percent) while Jax State went 8-for-25.
In the second period, the Lady Hurricanes connected on 13-of-29 (44.8 percent) and JSU hit 12-of-29.
Southwestern won the battle on the boards, finishing with a 45-37 rebounding advantage.
GSW had a trio post double figures. Marshall University transfer Tania Walters led the way for Southwestern in scoring with 14 points while adding six rebounds. Holloway finished with 12 points and seven boards. Jessica Bivins chipped in 12 points.
Preseason OVC selection Brittany Wiley led all scorers with a 21-point performance to go with ten rebounds.
Southwestern opens the regular season on Nov. 16 at Albany State.


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I'm new to the forum. So I'm a Fixxture huh? If that's what you are if you The Fixx, well, I am what they call me.
I'm a longtime fan, since back in the day (you know that notable decade that's nothing more than a number). Good music is ageless.


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Epic.Ring of Honor officials are excited to announce our return to North Carolina and our first live event in the state of South Carolina. On Saturday, December 3rd will debut at the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium (385 N. Church Street, Spartanburg, SC 29303) with a 7:30 PM belltime. On Sunday, December 4th we will present a special matinee event at the Greensboro Coliseum (1921 W. Lee Street, Greensboro, NC 27403) with a 4:00 pm belltime.
Tickets for both events will go on sale Friday, October 7th at 10 AM EST at www.ticketmaster.com. Keep an eye on the Ring of Honor site for talent announcements, matches, and all the details in upcoming weeks. Don't miss out on the best wrestling on the planet when ROH hits the Carolinas.
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Barack Obama vows to put up a fight Tuesday in his second debate with Republican challenger Mitt Romney, a promise the president will need to keep if he is to overcome his lackluster, momentum-stalling performance in the candidates' first debate two weeks ago.
Romney will likewise need to turn in a repeat of his strong showing in the initial face-to-face-competition, a performance which propelled him into a virtual tie in nationwide polling. Obama still hangs on to small leads in many of the nine key swing states that likely will determine which man occupies the White House on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20.
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The so-called battleground states — those that do not reliably vote either Republican or Democratic — take on outsized importance in the U.S. system where the president is chosen not by the nationwide popular vote but in state-by-state contests.
The Tuesday debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, falls exactly three weeks before Election Day in what promises to be one of the closest presidential contests in recent U.S. history. The Nov. 6 vote takes place against a backdrop of deep partisan divisions among Americans and near political deadlock in Congress.
The president's first act in this critical campaign week was to announce a new battleground state advertisement featuring voters discussing the ways their economic conditions have improved during his term. The ad was hitting the airwaves as Obama and Romney remained closeted with advisers in debate preparation.
The ad signaled Obama's intention to try to turn the tables on Romney by focusing in part on the economy during Tuesday's town hall-style meeting in which independent voters will pose questions to the candidates. The economy is the No. 1 issue for voters in this election, and one the Romney camp has long considered a weak point for the incumbent.
But after a dismal stretch where the unemployment rate has remained above 8 percent across Obama's term, the number fell to 7.8 percent in the latest report for September. That is coupled with an improving housing market, increasing consumer confidence and growing numbers of Americans who tell polling organizations that they believe the United States is headed in the right direction.
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While the Obama campaign acknowledges there is a good distance still to travel in the recovery from the Great Recession and near financial meltdown in the final months of the George W. Bush presidency, the president now has some positive economic news with which to counter Romney's insistence that he is the stronger candidate, given his long history in the world of private equity.
With early voting already under way in dozens of states, including such battlegrounds as Ohio and Iowa, the candidates will have little time to recover from any missteps. Through Monday, either absentee or in-person early voting had begun in 43 of the 50 states.
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan spoke for Romney on Monday, lambasting Obama's failure to deal with the growing federal budget deficit during an appearance in his home state of Wisconsin. He pointed to a digital scoreboard that tracked the growth of the nation's debt in real-time.
"Look at how fast those numbers are running," Ryan said. "We know without a shred of doubt that we have consigned the next generation to this path of debt."
He touted Romney's plan to cut federal income tax rates by 20 percent across the board as the path back to economic growth. Obama contends such a deep reduction in the rate will benefit America's wealthy and harm the middle class by shredding social safety net programs.
The president and a team of advisers were preparing for the second confrontation with an intense, three-day "debate camp" at a golf resort in Virginia. Romney, who places a huge priority on the debates, was practicing Monday near his home in Massachusetts.
"The debate was huge and we've seen our numbers move all across the country," Romney's wife, Ann, said in an interview on Philadelphia radio station WPHT. She talked about the larger crowds her husband has been drawing in the aftermath of that first face-off. "That's what you call momentum," she said.
In the first debate, Obama seemed caught unawares and unprepared to respond to Romney's sudden shift to more moderate positions from the hardline policies he had advocated during the fight for the Republican nomination. In the Oct. 3 debate, Romney was looking hard to bring on board undecided voters by claiming his tax policy would not benefit the wealthy, promising to retain more popular provisions of Obama's health care reform that he has vowed to repeal, and emphasizing his bipartisan work with Democrats as Massachusetts governor.
In a new Web video released Monday, the Obama campaign said Romney had not undergone an October conversion to more middle-of-the-road positions but was trying "to pull the wool over voters' eyes before Election Day."
Romney likely will face stiff questioning from the town hall audience on his plans to cut social programs and so-called entitlements. He and Ryan have taken special aim at Medicare, the health insurance program for Americans over age 65, and Medicaid, which provides poor and low income Americans with health care and other benefits. They want to turn Medicare into a voucher system for Americans now 10 or more years away from retirement age and turn the Medicaid program over to the states, most of which already are struggling to balance their budgets as a result of the recession.
The candidates will engage in a final debate next Monday where the emphasis will be on U.S. foreign policy, an issue where polls show Obama maintains a comfortable lead, especially after the raid that killed Osama bin Laden and devastating drone attacks on al-Qaida's leadership in Pakistan. Romney has countered by criticizing the Obama administration's response to the Sept. 11 attack that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.
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Howard Stern is talking about bolting from satellite radio, again.
The self-anointed "King of All" Media told listeners Thursday he was "pretty sure" about leaving Sirius XM radio when his $500 million contract is up at year's end, The Wrap reported.
Stern reportedly said Sirius would like to lock him into another five-year deal, but he would prefer to have more flexibility.
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The shock jock, whose rise to fame was chronicled in the 1997 film "Private Parts," was lured from terrestrial radio to Sirius in 2006, back before the company merged with rival XM radio.
Since he began producing the four-day-a-week satellite broadcast, Stern has often talked on-air about wanting to cut back on his workload, according to Reuters.
On his Aug. 16 program, Stern also reportedly talked about about cutting ties with Sirius.
"I do get a little charge out of thinking that in December we might be done," Stern said then. "I get a little turned on by that."


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TOGLIATTI, RUSSIA (Sept. 18, 2013) — The Renault-Nissan Alliance and AVTOVAZ today announced the establishment of a common purchasing organization in Russia. This structure will manage a defined scope of purchasing for Renault, Nissan and AVTOVAZ joint activities related to industrial equipment, powertrains and vehicles based on common platforms.
"Common Purchasing Organization" LLC (CPO) is equally owned by AVTOVAZ and Renault-Nissan Purchasing Organization (RNPO) on which it will be modeled. Established in 2001, RNPO is Renault-Nissan's largest common organization and biggest contributor to new synergies derived from cost reductions and cost avoidance. RNPO covers all purchasing activities of both Renault and Nissan worldwide.
Like RNPO, CPO is expected to generate significant savings for the three partners in Russia thanks to increased volumes and better pricing with suppliers. CPO will use the RNPO methods and standards that have contributed to its success. RNPO generated 851 million euros in new synergies for Renault-Nissan in 2012, or about a third of total synergies.
CPO will communicate a common position to suppliers on quality, costs and delivery deadlines, as well as develop relations with suppliers in order to increase parts localization in Russia. CPO will attract global companies to the AVTOVAZ and Renault-Nissan Alliance supplier base. This is expected to help upgrade the technology and quality of Russian suppliers.
The establishment of the CPO marks a new step in the development of the strategic partnership between AVTOVAZ and Renault-Nissan Alliance which began in 2008 when Renault took a 25% stake in Russia's largest automaker. CPO will stimulate the ongoing integration of AVTOVAZ and the Alliance, strengthening the competitiveness of the LADA brand and optimizing the production of new vehicles under the three partners' brands.
Daniel Perry has been appointed CEO of the new organization and will be based at the company's headquarters in Togliatti, Samara Oblast. He will report to a governance committee composed of Christian Vandenhende, RNPO Managing Director, Yasuhiro Yamauchi, RNPO Deputy Managing Director and Damir Kashapov, AVTOVAZ Vice President Purchasing.
The creation of the Renault-Nissan Alliance and AVTOVAZ common purchasing organization has been approved by Russia's Federal Anti-monopoly Service.
About the Renault-Nissan Alliance
The Renault-Nissan Alliance is a strategic partnership between Renault (based in Paris, France) and Nissan (based in Yokohama, Japan), which together sell one in ten cars worldwide. Renault and Nissan have been strategic partners since 1999 and sold 8.1 million cars in nearly 200 countries in 2012. The Alliance operates strategic collaborations with numerous automakers, including Germany's Daimler, China's Dong Feng, and with regional manufacturers such as Ashok Leyland in India.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A suspect was arrested Wednesday in an assault in Manhattan's East Village that police say was one of several anti-gay attacks in recent days.
Gornell Roman was arrested on charges of assault and aggravated harassment, both as hate crimes.
Roman is accused of yelling an anti-gay remark and attacking a drinking companion on Monday. Roman and the victim, Dan Contarino, lived at a nearby homeless shelter.
It was one of 2 anti-gay attacks authorities announced Tuesday following the killing of a gay man over the weekend. midnight
Police said two men were walking in lower Manhattan Tuesday morning when two other men yelled homophobic slurs in Spanish and attacked them. Two suspects were arrested on hate crime assault charges.
Mark Carson was killed Saturday as he walked with a companion through Greenwich Village. Police say a man charged with murder as a hate crime shot Carson just blocks from the Stonewall Inn, where riots sparked the modern gay-rights movement in 1969.
Following the deadly shooting, officials said police would increase their presence there and in nearby neighborhoods through the end of June, Gay Pride Month.
Carson's shooting came after reports of several other anti-gay attacks in recent weeks. Those include an assault on two men who were walking arm-in-arm near Madison Square Garden on May 5, police said.


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The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region is full to capacity right now, but they have secured a secondary site to care for animals evacuated by the Waldo Canyon Fire.
HSPPR is setting up the facility and will announce its capacity, and location tomorrow morning. In the meantime here is a list of other licensed [...]


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Midnight Commander (mc) is an user-friendly text-based file manager UI for Unix. Using mc, you can browse the filesystem easily and manipulate the files and directories quickly. You will not miss the standard command line prompt, which is also available within the mc itself. If you are new to mc, Midnight Commander (mc) Guide: Powerful Text based File Manager for Unix article will give you a quick jumpstart. In this article, let us review how to solve couple of common annoyance about viewing a file in mc.
Use vi as default editor and viewer in mc
Mc uses mcedit for file editor and mcview for file viewer. Like most of you, I'm very comfortable with vi and would like to use vi for both viewing and editing than the mc's internal editor and viewer.
Launch mc in color mode by typing "mc -c†from the command line. Press F9 (or Esc followed by 9) to activate the top menu → select Options menu → select Configurations menu-item, which will display "Configure Options†dialog → de-select the check-box next to "Use Internal Edit†and "Use Internal Viewâ€, as shown below to disable, internal editor and viewer.
After this change, when you select a file and press Esc 3 to view or Esc 4 to edit, mc will use vi.
Change the Enter key behavior to view file using vi instead of executing it.
When you select a shell script and press enter, mc will execute it by default. Also, by default when you press enter on text files, nothing happens. I prefer to view the shell script when I press enter key. Also, I would like to view the text file using vi when I press enter key. You can achieve this by modifying the mc extension file as shown below.
Press F9 (or Esc followed by 9) to active the top menu. From command menu → select "Edit extension file†men-item → This will display the extension file. Go to the bottom of the extension file and change the value of open and view parameter values as shown below.
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WASHINGTON — The scientist credited with agriculture's so-called "Green Revolution" has a permanent home in the U.S. Capitol.
Lawmakers unveiled a statue of Norman Borlaug on Tuesday in a ceremony on what would have been his 100th birthday. Borlaug died in 2009.
The Iowa native and University of Minnesota graduate is credited with saving as many as 1 billion people from hunger by creating a type of wheat that was disease-resistant and high-yielding. His work won him the 1970 Nobel Prize, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal.
Borlaug's statue will serve as one of two for Iowa in the Capitol and will replace one of James Harlan, a former senator friend of Abraham Lincoln. It had been in place for more than 100 years.


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This created two imperatives.
Transit not only wanted to have the first toll road, it wanted to be responsible for all future toll roads, because of the need to establish a whole range of functions and activities it hadn't undertaken before - in particular customer service and billing.
Finally, the National government, to be fair, had nothing to do with any of this, because it was all over bar the ribbon cutting when the 2008 election happened. This was a Clark Administration special. However, it is rather poor form for the Nats to not contain things now. I have three simple recommendations:
1. Put the Transport Registry Centre of NZTA up for sale (with the toll system) keeping data management of the driving and motor vehicle licensing databases in-house and separate.
2. Require NZTA to outsource provision of tolling services for any future toll roads by competitive tender;
3. Put the Northern Gateway Toll Road up for sale (or even lease for 50 years).


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Earlier this month, we looked at the Pharos Traveler 127. The GPS-enabled smartphone offered the advantage of coming with its own navigation software and maps, which eliminated the need for fee-based location services and a cellular connection. Unfortunately, the benefit of this was lost on the clunky software and the device's sluggish performance. We had higher hopes for the Pharos Traveler 137. After all, the smartphone features a sleeker design with a full touch screen (perfect for viewing maps) as well as a faster processor and more memory. In addition, it offers 3G support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a 5-megapixel camera. Sadly, the Traveler 137 also let us down with its inconsistent performance and navigation capabilities. The device could be extremely slow at times, and directions weren't always accurate, so it's really hard to justify paying $600 for the phone. If Pharos can make the performance improvements, the company could certainly give the competition a run for its money.
The Pharos Traveler 137 is a sleek and attractive device, with a nice clean and streamlined design similar to other candybar-style, touch-screen smartphones like the Samsung Omnia. The device measures 4.6 inches tall by 2.4 inches wide and 0.5 thick and weighs 4.9 ounces, so it's a pocketful but it has a nice, solid construction and soft-touch finish on back.
The real attention-grabber is the Traveler 137's display. It measures 3.5 inches diagonally and displays 65,000 colors at a sharp 480×800-pixel resolution. Images and text looked extra-clear and vibrant on the screen, and the larger display definitely made it easier to see and read maps compared to the Traveler 127. Adding to goodness, Pharos ships the smartphone with the Spb Mobile Shell 3.0, which provides a lot more information in a more user-friendly and attractive interface than the standard Windows UI.
The Spb Mobile Shell features three sliding panels; the center panel and default home screen, features the mainstays, such as your calendar, messages, time, weather, and so forth, while swiping the touch screen to the left will bring up an Apps panel, and the right panel offers your multimedia features. Along the bottom of every panel, you also get one-touch access to a Favorites page of all your, you guessed it, favorite programs, a Contacts (also customizable by favorite contacts), a handful of Settings, and a button that lets you scroll through more panels in a 3D carousel view.
To enter text into the Pharos Traveler 137, there is an onscreen portrait and landscape QWERTY keyboard. The keyboard is a bit cramped in portrait mode, but you can use the included stylus for more precision, and the keyboard provides haptic feedback. As a Windows Mobile device, you also get the older, more traditional input methods, such as Block Recognizer, Letter Recognizer, and Transcriber.
The touch screen also has a built-in accelerometer so the screen orientation will automatically switch from portrait to landscape mode when you rotate the phone. However, we found the accelerometer to be quite temperamental. At times, it was sluggish and the screen would momentarily freeze halfway through the transition, while other times it was almost too sensitive, changing at the slightest movement. Needless to say, we got pretty frustrated by the inconsistent performance.


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Take the Stress Out of Christmas by Giving Raucous Relatives the Perfect Place to Sit
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LONDON, December 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
As everyone accepts your invitation for Christmas dinner, the magnitude of the task you've undertaken can suddenly dawn on you. Committing to feeding your entire family can be truly terrifying. Most family Christmases will end with at least one drama, whether Auntie Ellen breaks the garden furniture you had to use as emergency seating or your newly vegetarian nephews and nieces won't touch anything you've cooked.
The key to executing a stress-free Christmas is giving everyone somewhere to sit when the Queen's speech is on, as nothing is surer to play on frayed nerves that forcing Uncle Fred to sit on your old bean bag for the evening. With under a month to go, now is the time to invest in a new sofa, so when the family descend they've got a decent place for them to put their feet up.
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Hilton Renovation Puts Property's Bay-Front Beauty on Display
Monday, May 27, 2013
The Hilton San Diego Bayfront hotel recently completed extensive outdoor renovations, aimed at better capitalizing on the downtown property's waterfront location.
A hotel spokeswoman said operators are not disclosing the exact amount spent on the additions. But they include a new outdoor events plaza, a children's pool and waterslide, and an open-air bar and lounge known as The Pool Club: A Siren's Call.
The renovated pool area now has a heated, saltwater infinity pool with the visual effect of water extending to the horizon — and a mix of new lounge furniture. The kids-only Splash Zone has a shallow water-immersion station with fountains and water toys, and there is also "just their size" poolside seating, according to a hotel statement.
The events area, called "The Promenade Plaza," is designed as an "outdoor ballroom" with the latest audio/visual media systems, lush landscaping and bay-front views. Operators said the 10,000-square-foot plaza can accommodate banquets for 400 people, theater-oriented events for 600, and receptions for 500.
The property's fitness center, near the updated outdoor elements, has been expanded to include new-technology exercise and weightlifting equipment.
The 1,190-room Hilton, majority-owned by Sunstone Hotel Investors Inc., is San Diego County's third-largest hotel by room count.
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Construction Activity Lags in First Four Months: Thanks to sparse activity in the nonresidential category during the month of April, San Diego County's construction pace fell behind that of the year-ago period based on construction contracts in the first four months of 2013.
According to the latest numbers from McGraw Hill Construction, the region had a total of just over $1.1 billion in contracts for future construction during the January-April period. That was down 23 percent from a year ago, when there were just over $1.4 billion in projects in the works.
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New Public Art Caps Tom Ham's Renovation: "Island Arbor," a new work by San Diego artist Christopher Puzio, was recently dedicated outside of Tom Ham's Lighthouse, as the longtime Harbor Island restaurant re-opened following an extensive renovation.
Operators said the arch-style aluminum sculpture, resembling a trellis more than 10 feet high, is part of a renovated area where the restaurant will host weddings and other events. The project was commissioned through the Port of San Diego's "1 percent for art" program, in which building operators can draw from a fund to support approved public art projects.
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Cutting the Tab for Sidewalk Café Approvals: San Diego City Council recently took action to address complaints from local restaurateurs about high fees to set up al fresco dining at their eateries. Officials approved city code changes intended to streamline approvals and reduce costs of establishing sidewalk dining spaces.
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A quarter-century-old plan to convert two Delta islands into reservoirs can move forward, a judge has ruled.
A quarter-century-old plan to convert two Delta islands into reservoirs can move forward, a judge has ruled.
But the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors voted this week to appeal that decision.
The Delta Wetlands Project would flood Bacon Island and Webb Tract while converting two more islands into wildlife habitat.
In wet years, water kept on the islands would be pumped south from the Delta and stored underground in Kern County for use during dry years, improving the water supply for southern cities and farms that depend on the Delta.
San Joaquin County and Delta farmers have long opposed the plan. About 11,000 acres of farmland would be intentionally flooded, and opponents say the added pressure from all that water could put neighboring islands at risk.
Opponents defeated the project once, in 2004, but their latest lawsuit challenging a new environmental impact report was rejected by San Francisco County Superior Court Judge Teri L. Jackson. Her brief ruling found the project's environmental report to be "legally adequate" and supported by "substantial evidence."
Dante Nomellini Jr., a Stockton attorney representing Delta farmers, called the decision "very disappointing."
But, he said, there appears to be fertile ground for an appeal.
In court documents, attorneys for the county and the Delta farmers argued that the sponsor of the project, the Kern County-based Semitropic Water Storage District, "bit off more than it could chew." Winning approval for such an immense project would be challenging under state environmental laws.
Those attorneys also claimed project supporters failed to consider all public comments on an earlier draft plan, among other issues.
"There were some big procedural blunders," Nomellini said.
Steven Torigiani and Ernest Conant, attorneys for the Semitropic district, could not be reached Wednesday. In court papers, they claimed opponents failed to acknowledge the "tremendous level of effort" by experts who prepared the documents.
"No stone has been left unturned," the attorneys wrote.
"It is particularly striking for a project that will divert, store and release water in the heart of the Delta that no environmental organization and no state resources agency has filed suit. ... There are no such claims because the environmental analysis for this project is thorough, comprehensive, and scientifically sound," they wrote.
The project is a public-private partnership between Semitropic and the corporation Delta Wetlands, which owns the land in question.
County supervisors voted 4-0 Tuesday to appeal the case. Supervisor Ken Vogel was absent.
Nomellini said an appeal was likely later this week.
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I have exactly zero on Adeaze in my PMs :/
Quote from: EchoMirage on March 21, 2018, 06:42:45 PMI have exactly zero on Adeaze in my PMs :/That's because Adeaze means nothing to Blue
I'll attempt a ranged ( ) demolitions check on the sphere Blue is holding... Demolitons MIN+1 = 3D+2
I'd also like to bring up a topic which may explain some of the hiccups: the Silk Road RP is very sandbox-y, and system-free. We have never really discussed how to address this.> What are the players' narrative privileges? Can we create NPCs, can we play out some of the interactions? How much of the story outside of the actions of our characters do we actually drive? Do you Scras have a thought-out plot, or do we co-determine what the plot actually is?> How do we handle success and failure of the PCs' actions, and their competence? Honestly, I've never played a fully system-free RP, so I am at a loss here. This is less crucial than the distribution of narrative privileges, but still important.
Val, I guess we can exercise our sandboxy narrative privileges to decide where to bring the preggo bombs. A little banter between Blue and Jerome to work it out?
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Kalixty was a brother to my grandmother, Helena Mierzejewski. Born December 12, 1886 in Borowce to Stanislaw Mierzejewski and Anna Keijewski, he was the third of four children born to Stanislaw and Anna. Children born to Stanislaw and Anna were Wladimir (Walter), Jan (John M.), Kaliksty, and Helena.
It seems as if Kalixty was never married and records that document his life are scarce. I have not yet located his immigration records nor have I found any World War I draft records. However, I did locate Kalixty on the 1920 census living with his brother Walter (Wladimir) and his wife, Bertha, at 1060 Hamilton in Toledo. This is less than one mile from Jan/John who was living at 1763 Buckingham.
The 1920 census reflects Walter (Wladimir) and Bertha were living at 1060 Hamilton with their daughters Sophia, Ceslawa (Charlotte), and Hattie (Hedwig) as well as Kalixty and another brother, Edward.
Per the 1920 census, Kalixty arrived in the US about 1911.
Kalixty died September 27, 1941 per his Ohio death certificate. He was buried through St. Hyacinth Church on October 1, 1941 and interred in Calvary Cemtery.
Kalixty's death record at St. Hyacinth is transcribed below:
Name: Calixtus Mierzejewski
Cemetery: Calvary
Died: Sept. 27 '41
Buried: Oct. 1 '41
Officiating Priest: J.F.L.
Kalixty's burial record through Calvary is transcribed below:
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Name: Calixtus Mierzejewski
Residence: Toledo
Age: 54
Cause of death: Heart disease
Date of Interment: Oct. 1
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Tony Quail Turned A Salvage-Yard Beater Into A Luxo Street Machine
It's an old story. A car is purchased for one reason, and usually sooner than later the mission is changed in dramatic fashion. Tony Quail of Mount Forest, Ontario, picked up this '73 Satellite Road Runner at a boneyard in 1983 to use as a "winter-beater." Tony paid a scant $400 for the car, but as you can plainly see, this is no beater, and there's definitely more than $400 supported by those tires today.
Tony explained that the B-Body originally came with an Alpine White topcoat and a half-red "reptile skin" vinyl top. A red-and-white-checked cockpit attempted to complement the exterior, and for added zing the dealer had installed a red Road Runner stripe and power bulge hood. For the powerplant, the car sported a 318 V8.
Since Tony is a Mopar head from the deep end (he currently owns a '70 Challenger convertible, a '72 340 Demon, a '73 Challenger, and a '79 Chrysler 300), it's little wonder that the "winter-beater" notion didn't last too long. Tony decided he wanted a street car, and the Road Runner presented the perfect canvas from which to express his cruising desires.
After stripping the car down to the shell, Tony sent the body to Arther Auto Body, where Frank and Vick Hajer gave the sheetmetal the necessary treatment before applying a Candyapple Red topcoat, sans the lizard vinyl. To give the Road Runner that little extra something, Tony added a Pontiac GTO wing in back.
Tony kept the underpinnings relatively stock, although he did swap the original 8¼, 2.73:1 rear for a stouter 8¾ Sure Grip unit with a 3.55:1 ring-and-pinion set. A race-style pinion snubber, Monroe air shocks, and an extra leaf in the rear spring packs rounded out the handling upgrades. For the rolling stock, Tony kept the Magnum 500s, wrapping the fronts in E70x14 Goodyear Polyglas and the rears with Protrac Polyglas P245/D60/14s.
Inside, Tony took the Road Runner to the proverbial edge. Out went the checker motif-in went a red and white velvet scheme, complete with a red velvet headliner and visors. Instrumentation comes courtesy of the factory, Autolite, and B&M.
Tony spent even more of his time and attention creating a powertrain that would be suitable for spirited street driving and pure around-town fun. The original 318 and tranny were ditched for a '72 340. Fitted with TRW forged-aluminum pistons and stock rods down deep, the block now boasts T/A heads, adjustable rocker arms, valves, and Crane double springs and lifters-all set to motion with a Crane Commando cam. A Holley Six-Pack carb system manages fuel delivery, while Hedman aluminum-coated headers lead the exhaust system, followed by custom stainless steel pipes and mufflers. The spark factor is enhanced with a Mopar Performance electronic chrome box ignition and billet electronic centrifugal advance distributor.
With a stout 340 heading to the fore, it was only natural that Tony's gear selector of choice would be a 727 TorqueFlite. It features a Turbo Action shift kit, a 2,800-stall converter, and is actuated via a B&M Starshifter modified with a Pistol Grip handle.
The last resto wrench was turned on the Road Runner in 1988, and Tony has enjoyed serious Great White North cruising ever since. Today, shows and cruise-night activities are the Road Runner's primary duties.
Quite a full and stylish life for a former $400 winter-beater, don't you think?


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How many people spend enormous amounts of time energy and money preserving reputations ... individual, family, class, religion, philosophical school of thought and so on?
Some even pay the ultimate price ... martyrdom ... slow or instant. People like Socrates, Edith Stein, Jesus ...
We have been socialized ... programmed ... since early childhood to act in such a way.
Seems to me this propensity to preserve reputation is the leading cause of "Constipation of Consciousness".
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Former Astros manager Garner back in town with A's
HOUSTON -- A familiar face -- and mustache -- was on the field at Minute Maid Park prior to Friday's game against the A's. Former Astros manager Phil Garner, who works as a special assistant with Oakland, took in batting practice from the field and caught up with the few players and team employees left from his time in Houston.
Garner is close friends with A's manager Bob Melvin and assists him, as well as general manager Billy Beane, when asked.
"The main part of it is Spring Training, and during the season I can go join the club pretty much any time that I want to or any time Bob Melvin or Billy Beane ask me to," he said. "Occasionally, there's other responsibilities in there. I'll fulfill those, like last year when it became obvious we were going to be in the hunt, and I advanced the Rangers a couple of weeks and I enjoyed that."
Garner worked closely with outfielder Chris Carter prior to his trade to the Astros, and thinks the world of the slugger. Carter, pitcher Brad Peacock and catcher Max Stassi were acquired from Oakland in exchange for shortstop Jed Lowrie and pitcher Fernando Rodriguez in February.
"All three kids [Houston received] I really like," Garner said. "I think you're really going to like Carter. He's a great kid."
Garner lives in the Houston area and is still reminded about the team's glory years, with Garner leading them to the World Series in 2005.
"I'm walking around town and people will bring it up," he said. "It's nice to be remembered."


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Because you are making a Group Booking, there are additional Terms and Conditions that apply. Please read them and click 'I Accept' below to continue with your booking
General Group Booking Terms
By making a group reservation through Hostelworld.com you agree to the following terms and conditions as set by Hostelworld.com and as set by the hostel in question.
- In order to make a group reservation on Hostelworld.com it is necessary to pay a deposit. The balance is due directly to the hostel according to their payment conditions.
- The booking deposit is non-refundable.
- Please note that any cancellations must be notified directly to the hostel at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled arrival date, unless otherwise stated in the hostel's conditions.
- Hostelworld.com are not responsible for changes or amendments to your reservation once it has been processed. All correspondence with regard to changes to your booking need to be dealt with directly with the hostel.
- Cancellations for reservations must be made directly with the hostel and must conform with the individual hostels cancellation policy (see below)
- It is your responsibility to pay the balance of your accommodation cost to the hostel in accordance with their payment conditions (see below). Failure to do so may result in your reservation being cancelled by the hostel.
- Individual hostels may have special booking conditions relating to group stays, please read the hostel booking conditions carefully before making your reservation.
Hostel Specific Terms & Conditions
The remainder of the amount due will be charged to your credit card on arrival. Should numbers or room selection change, the per person deposit times the number of people who actually travelled will be deducted from the total accommodation charge levvied by the hostel.
Cancellation / No Show & Reduction in Numbers Policy
We require full non-refundable prepayment. The total price of the booking will be charged on the credit card used to make the booking after the reservation has been proceeded. *In case of invalid credit card details, lack of funds on the card, etc. hostel has the right to cancel the booking. *In case of non-show, cancellation or modification of the booking the total price will be charged.
The following group types are not accepted by this hostel: Stag/Hen/Bachelor Party If you have misrepresented the type of group you are booking for, your booking may be cancelled by the hostel."
Any cancellations resulting from agreement to these terms and conditions under false pretences will result in loss of deposit.
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June 26, 2014
Allysen Todd starts as Dean of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Allysen Todd began her role as Dean of Arts and Sciences June 16 bringing extensive experience and a background in education that make her ideal for this leadership role.
She most recently served as the Dean of Academic Affairs at Community College of Allegheny County in Pennsylvania. During her tenure there, Todd also served as an Interim Vice President, Dean of Arts and Sciences, Head of the English Department and Professor of English.
As the Dean of Arts and Sciences she will collaborate with faculty and staff to implement articulation agreements and faculty relationships with four-year institutions. Todd will also continue to align courses in the Arts and Science's division with shifting technology and delivery methods that promote student success.
"During her tenure at CCAC, Allysen led important student success initiatives in developmental education, workforce collaboration, articulation, and retention, and was a member of CCAC's Achieving the Dream team," said President Harrison in an earlier announcement to campus.
Todd has a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh, a Master of Arts from Duquesne University and a Bachelor of Arts from Bethany College. She now resides in Hilliard.
Office 365 Phase 2 arrives July 1
Microsoft OneDrive for Business will be released to Columbus State employees on July 1 giving staff and faculty the ability to easily share documents with co-workers. Employees will be able to access their files anywhere and anytime across multiple devices with ease, and collaborate with others in real time. Employees should plan to familiarize themselves with the security ramifications of "cloud-based" file storage and read through Columbus State's guidelines to secure information before placing sensitive information in their OneDrive for Business accounts.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the Columbus State Office 365 website (www.cscc.edu/365) and online training in Blackboard will be available beginning July 1. This training will include How-To instructions along with information on college security guidelines. Quick Reference cards will be available in the IT Support Center, Room 104, Columbus Hall, on August 1.
Microsoft OneDrive for Business will be released to Columbus State students on July 15.
Second Tobacco-Free Campus forum is Friday
The second of two open forums will be held Friday, June 27, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the Conference Center Ballroom, fourth floor WD. The forum will discuss the Draft Summary of Findings and Recommendations for establishing a tobacco-free campus. The forum will also be live streamed at www.LiveStream.com/ColumbusState. You will be prompted to enter a password, which is: cscc2014. You can also ask questions via the chat feature which will be enabled on the live stream.
First Wednesday to be held July 2
First Wednesday, President Harrison's town-hall style meeting open to the campus community, will be held Wednesday, July 2, at 8:00 a.m. in the Conference Center Ballroom, fourth floor WD. The meeting will also be live streamed at www.LiveStream.com/ColumbusState, where you will be prompted to enter the password: cougars.
Do not respond to phishing!
Recently at Columbus State, a number of employees responded with their username and password to a compromised account at the National University of Singapore. According to Jim Beidler, director in Information Technology, those compromised Columbus State accounts were in turn used to do an email blast to more than 50,000 spam emails before they were disabled. "Phishing" is when email purporting to be from a legitimate source attempts to trick you into volunteering your personal or credential-related information. These messages vary in content, but all claim to be from legitimate sources such as eBay, your bank, PayPal, or a college group. If you receive such a message, you should treat is as spam and simply delete it.
Discovery District event this weekend
Thurber House will welcome four Young Adult novelists for an "Afternoon with the Authors," Saturday, June 28, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Kristen Kittscher, Suzanne Goldsmith, Mindy McGinnis and Katrina Kittle will all read from their works as well as answer questions and sign books at Thurber Center, 91 Jefferson Ave. The cost is only $5 and children 5 and under are free. Check this link for more information: http://www.thurberhouse.org/special-event-afternoon-with-the-authors.html. Make it a whole afternoon and check out the new picture book exhibit at the Columbus Museum of Art, take a picnic to the Topiary Park, and stop by the library and sign up for the Summer Reading Club!
Volunteer at Franklinton Gardens tomorrow
The Cougars for the Community student service club, the Student Engagement and Leadership Department, and the Connect-2-Complete Program members will team up to do some volunteering at the Franklinton Gardens on Friday, June 27, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Franklinton Gardens, 909 W. Rich St., is a nonprofit urban farm program located in Franklinton, a historic neighborhood on the west side of Columbus. They are dedicated to growing and sharing healthy food, creating beauty in abandoned places, promoting nutrition and active living, and building community. Volunteers will be planting, mulching and anything that will help to make the Community Garden the best that it can be for our community. If you would like to join the fun, please go to Cougars for the Community's website www.cscforthecommunity.org and register. This service event is open to all who wish to participate!
Students, employees participate in Pride Weekend
Columbus State employees, students, and their guests celebrated Columbus' Pride Weekend at the Annual Pride Brunch June 22 at the Columbus Athenaeum. Members of the Columbus State community also participated in other weekend events including the Pride Festival and Parade, which drew a record crowd of 450,000 attendees to downtown Columbus.
Leading up to Pride Weekend, the Department of Global Diversity and Inclusion hosted a Columbus Urban Pride event entitled "At the Intersection: LGBT and the Black Church" June 19. Approximately 100 guests attended the event, including members of the Columbus Community Relations Commission.
Every journey begins with a first step
Twenty-three Columbus State students, faculty and family members participated in the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Walk June 14. The NAMI Walk is the largest and most successful mental health awareness and fundraising event in America. The NAMI Walks' public, active display of support for people affected by mental illness are changing how Americans view persons with a mental illness. This ensures that help and hope are available for those in need. The Columbus State team, led by co-captains Angela Fry, (kneeling at right) and Jackie Teny-Miller, (kneeling left), and joined by faculty member Jorie Schwartz (back row second from right) and a host of students, raised $700 for NAMI of Franklin County. Thanks to all who participated and supported the Columbus State team!


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Oct. 11, 2001
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Santa Clara University's soccer programs will both begin their respective West Coast Conference seasons on Friday night at Buck Shaw Stadium as part of the Third Annual Don Francisco Duel. The women's game against San Francisco will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the men's game against San Diego slated for an 8:00 p.m. kickoff.
The fourth-ranked women's team enters the league opener with a 9-1-0 overall record, and winners of the last five games by a combined score of 18-5. Head coach Jerry Smith will be looking for career win No. 49 in the WCC on Friday night against the University of San Francisco. The Broncos have defeated the Dons all 17 times that the two programs have met, including last year's 3-2 double-overtime win in San Francisco.
Junior Aly Wagner leads the WCC in points (27), goals (9) and assists (9), and has moved into the 19th place all-time in the WCC for career points, having scored 73 points in only 49 games. Sophomore Veronica Zepeda and freshmen Taline Tahmassian and Leslie Osborne each have scored five goals for the Broncos, placing them second on the team.
The men's team will play the second game of the doubleheader on Saturday night when they take on defending WCC Champion, the University of San Diego. The Broncos hold a 15-7-1 all-time advantage over the Toreros, but have dropped the last three games in the series by 1-0 scores in overtime.
The Broncos have six players who have scored one goal on the season, while sophomore Kellen Gilmore leads the team in assists with two. Senior Rusty Johnson has been his normal spectacular self, registering a 0.69 goals-against average on the season to go along with three shutouts.
Don Francisco Coffee Traders will be at Buck Shaw Stadium on Friday evening to make specialty coffee that will be free for all fans in attendance. Admission to the contests is $7 for adults, $5 for children and seniors, and $2 for Santa Clara students and Bronco Kidz members.


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For those that don't know anything about FreeBSD it is an operating system that traces it's heritage back to the original unix development at AT&T starting in 1970. FreeBSD uses what is called ports to build a whole range of software that you can use. If you know linux and say well we just use yum to install binary programs, that's fine, ports is the structure holding up the FreeBSD equivalent, which is called packages. So you get two options, 1. use a port to compile the software yourself or 2. have a pre-built binary package installed. The port needs to be setup and working before you can get a binary package to install.
Being in the process of helping fix issues related to getting programs to compile within the FreeBSD ports system I have gone and setup tinderbox on my machine. Basically tinderbox allows you to setup virtual systems to test the build process of the port you are working on. This means you can test that the port builds on any number of FreeBSD versions, which is a good starting point to allowing others to use it. Yeah, I said a good starting point, someone will find that it won't work on their machine while program x is installed. But hey that's one of the joys of programming. ;-)
Anyway to the point of this post - setting up tinderbox. While there is some decent documentation it doesn't fully cover all features, maybe these are the newer features. Anyway this is the first of a series of posts that cover my exploration into setting up tinderbox my way.
Tinderbox uses some terms a little different than you may expect so lets start with the first building block - a tinderbox jail. Within tinderbox a jail is a copy of a FreeBSD install of a particular version, that is what you get when you run make buildworld installworld from /usr/src. The idea is you have a few of these jails setup, I will use 10-CURRENT and 9-STABLE as examples here. One area here that isn't covered in the docs is using subversion to get your source files, so that is what I will use. The main FreeBSD development changed to using svn several years ago now but with them keeping the cvs repo mirrored to the svn updates there doesn't appear to be much info on using svn yet. This wiki page seems to be the best info available.
So to get started install tinderbox - from ports of course.
Before install you can run make config to change a few options - personally I swapped mysql with PostgreSQL and csup with cvsup, which I didn't end up using. Installing will put all the scripts in /usr/local/tinderbox/scripts and I will assume that is where your setup is. Beside the scripts dir you will also find several other empty dirs at this point, I'll mention them as we get to the relevant parts.
I won't go into the setup step here as what you need to know is in the docs (tinderbox/scripts/README) basically create the database to be used and save a few options into config files.
Then you stat by creating some jails, you obviously need to give it some info for that.
Jailname sounds obvious - the catch is it must start with the main system version number so 10-CURRENT not FREEBSD-10, -u will be SVN and can be left out if you setup SVN as your default, protocol will be svn (this may also be http or svn+ssh but you'll need a login account for ssh access to the official repo), update host will be svn.freebsd.org unless you get fancy and run your own mirror, updatehostdirectory is the svn path to get to what you want. So for a jail based on the current head development we get
And for 9-STABLE we get
So you may notice that the FreeBSD svn setup is a little different than you might expect - they don't use tags or branches the way you expect. Instead the path defines the release tag as such. So you can see that you get 9-stable from base/stable/9 you can also get 9.0-release from base/releng/9.0 or 5.2.1 from base/release/5.2.1 (yes 5.2.1 was the last minor release update) If you want to know the difference between RELEASE and RELENG then read this page. I would say current along with 8 and 9 stable would be sufficient but some may want to add other main releases to their testing list and may need them to find a regression between updates.
At this stage you will find that within /usr/local/tinderbox/jails a folder is created that contains the source and build files for each jail you create. When it is finished there will be a nice tarball of the jails world setup. If you mess around and want to start again then run ./tc rmJail -j my-messed-up-jail (from within tinderbox/scripts) and then remove it's folder within jails. rmJail removes the info from your database but leaves the jail files in place for you - I think there should probably be an option to delete all the files along with the jail definition, note for a suggestion or patch.
Some other options for -D that may interest you are -
Well building the jails will take a few hours, so stay tuned for the next exciting episode.
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Apparently commercial fishing in Rome is alive and well. In my opinion you can tell how well the boats are doing by how well they are maintained. These boats are all in good shape and devoid (mostly) of rust so they must be doing alright.
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download took HOURS. I started it from within Win 7. Went to bed @
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Yes, it truly DID show me my own desktop easily. I also found out how to
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Printer on and a reboot and I could print. I had already made it the
Default and it was not working until the reboot.
I did turn off LOTS of stuff just after the install as warned about on
this and other web sites.
May keep Win 10 after all. The display is a bit harder to read, though.