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SGS Appoints New Manager of the Wind Energy Technology Center (WETC) in Tianjin, China
On March 15, 2010, SGS appointed Dr. Pavel Novak as the new manager of the Wind Energy Technology Center (WETC) in Tianjin, China. Pavel took over responsibility for the operation of WETC and staff training
Dr. Pavel Novak received his diploma in Aeronautical Engineering and his PhD from the Technical University of Berlin. He wrote his PhD thesis on the structural optimization of thickwalled hybrid composite structures.
With a career that began at the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing in Berlin, Germany, Dr. Pavel Novak gained experience in scientific steering of national and international research projects and in coordination of activities in the test laboratory. His research focused on numerical and experimental investigation of composite's structural behavior and on development of appropriate Non-Destructive Testing.
In 2007, he joined Magna Steyr in Graz, Austria, where he worked as team manager and expert for composites. At Magna he set up and trained a team of experts in composite technology. As team leader he was responsible for specification, design, simulation and verification of full composite pressure cylinders for the automotive industry and facilitated the acquisition of customer projects.
On March 15, 2010, Pavel started working for SGS as the new manager of the Wind Energy Technology Center in Tianjin, China.
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Solexant Corporation, developer of third-generation ultrathin-film PV technology, on July 20 announced the selection of the city of Gresham, Ore., for the location of its first commercial-scale nanocrystal manufacturing facility. Upon completion, the 100-megawatt plant will be Oregon's first thin film solar manufacturing plant and the largest nanotechnology manufacturing facility in the world. Solexant expects to receive a $25 million SELP loan from the Oregon Department of Energy (ODOE), the largest loan bestowed in the 30-year history of the state energy loan program.
"We are pleased to welcome Solexant to Oregon, North America's leading solar manufacturing center," said Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski. "This investment will mean jobs immediately for Oregonians with the promise of more in the future. In addition, this company brings a new technological facet to Oregon's already booming solar manufacturing base and will help us continue to be a global leader in solar manufacturing."
Along with an $18.75 million Business Energy Tax Credit (BETC) from ODOE, a $25 million loan from the State of Oregon Energy Loan Program and the $64 million in equity funding Solexant has raised to date, the company will have adequate funds to bring the nanotechnology-based thin film solar plant to full capacity. The factory will initially be housed in an existing 100,000 to 150,000 sq foot facility in Gresham with plans to construct the new manufacturing line in 2011.
The City of Gresham has also provided a robust incentive package partnering with the solar manufacturing plant, which will employ as many as 200 Oregonians (97 confirmed local employees in the BETC agreement). The company expects to build additional 100MW lines in Gresham after the first line becomes operational.
"Solexant's decision to come to Gresham proves that our city is well positioned and competitive, even in this challenging economy," Gresham Mayor Shane Bemis said. "By building a close relationship with the company throughout the process, we have been able to show them the advantages of bringing major investment and jobs to Gresham."
Solexant's breakthrough technology and award-winning manufacturing method allow for more efficient use of equipment space, as well as higher throughput and lower labor costs than competing thin film companies, to produce thin film modules with an installed cost structure that will challenge the current industry norm. Originally developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) by Dr. Paul Alivisatos and his team, Solexant's printable nanocrystal technology platform can produce flexible thin film solar cells using a variety of materials through a fast and simple printing process using its nanocrystal inks. For its initial commercial offering, the company will produce the industry's first nanocrystal ultrathin-film solar cell using its proprietary roll-to-roll manufacturing process to print CdTe nanocrystals on a flexible substrate.
"Solexant greatly appreciates its partnerships with the State of Oregon, the Oregon Department of Energy and the City of Gresham to facilitate the construction of the world's largest nanotechnology-based thin film manufacturing facility in this beautiful, business-friendly state," said Damoder Reddy, CEO of Solexant. "As Oregon's first thin film solar manufacturing plant, the Gresham facility will prove the commercial application of our nanocrystal ultrathin-film solar cell technology in a very capital-efficient way and solidify Solexant's place as a leader in the solar industry."
Last month, Solexant announced the $41.5M first close of a Series C financing round following the successful completion of a 2MW pilot line operating at the company's headquarters in San Jose, CA. Solexant and LBNL have received numerous technology and manufacturing awards for nanocrystal solar cells, including the prestigious R&D 100 Award in 2009. The Solexant executive team has more than 100 years of combined experience in finance, manufacturing and R&D, and it also includes renowned nanoparticle scientists and deeply experienced thin film solar cell engineers.
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Based in San Jose, Calif., Solexant Corporation produces the first ultrathin-film solar cell that incorporates high-performance, inorganic nanocrystals on flexible substrates. The technology platform – originally developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab – can utilize currently available and emerging high-efficiency materials to dramatically reduce manufacturing costs through solution-processing and roll-to-roll manufacturing.

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Rye United's FA Vase third round tie at home to South Park has been called-off for the second successive weekend.
A waterlogged pitch at The Salts was again the problem following all the rain of the past 24 hours. The tie has now been rearranged for Tuesday night with a 7.45pm kick-off.
An attractive clash at home to Guernsey in the last 32 of the national competition is at stake for Sussex County League high-flyers Rye and Combined Counties League outfit South Park, from Reigate.
Westfield's game at home to Steyning Town in Sussex County League Division Two has been postponed, as has Sidley United's scheduled visit from Ringmer in Division One.
Hastings United have tweeted to say that they are not aware of any planned pitch inspection for their Ryman League Premier Division match at Thurrock today (Saturday) so expect it to go ahead.
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Control deficit but don't hurt schools
"To govern is to choose" is how President John F. Kennedy put it. To bring federal deficits under control, we must be willing to make tough but necessary budgetary choices. But we must be just as willing to say "no" to foolish, destructive choices. This is especially true when it comes to funding the education of our children.
The Republican budget — passed by the House in March and supported last month by all but five GOP senators — calls for yet another tax-break bonanza for millionaires by cutting the top tax rate from 35 percent to 25 percent but demands that we slash funding for education by 15 percent in the next fiscal year, with much deeper cuts in the years that follow. These extreme budgetary choices do not remotely reflect the priorities and values of the American people.
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The Republican budget's unprecedented cuts to education could not come at a worse time for public schools. The final budget agreement for the current fiscal year reduced education funding by $1.3 billion and zeroed out the successful Striving Readers initiative, the only comprehensive federal program to help struggling adolescent readers. Meanwhile, cash-strapped state and local governments are slashing school budgets and firing tens of thousands of teachers. In Texas, for example, Gov. Rick Perry has called for a $10 billion cut in education funding. And in New York City, Mayor Mike Bloomberg has proposed laying off 6,000 teachers.
From my perspective as chairman of the Senate appropriations subcommittee that funds federal education programs and the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee that authorizes education programs, I believe that combined federal, state and local budget cuts pose a grave threat to education reform efforts across the country, just as those efforts are reaching critical mass.
Forty-eight states and the District of Columbia have collaborated to create high-quality common education standards. The Obama administration's Race to the Top initiative has jump-started ambitious state-level reforms ranging from expanded charter schools to stricter teacher accountability. In the HELP committee, I am spearheading bipartisan reform efforts as Congress reauthorizes the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. However, it is wishful thinking to expect improvements in school quality when we are laying off teachers, increasing class sizes and reducing instructional time.
Disturbingly, the Republican budget's assault on education comes when America's global competitors are surging forward. China, for example, has tripled its investment in education and is building hundreds of new universities. Even in times of austerity and shrinking budgets, smart countries do not just turn a chainsaw on themselves. They continue investing in the future.
I have called for a balanced approach to controlling deficits. A prudent but aggressive mix of spending reductions and revenue increases, combined with stronger economic growth and an end to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, will restore the fiscal discipline that was squandered in the years after President Bill Clinton left office. This restored fiscal foundation will allow us to continue making critical investments in education, infrastructure and research — investments that will put Americans back to work and prepare our children for the future.


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Bikers speeding through Lower Beeding on Sundays is 'unacceptable' and is impacting villagers' quality of life according to parish councillors.
Graham Miller, a Lower Beeding parish councillor who lives in Brighton Road, thinks that because of roadworks on the A23 and speed cameras on the A24, bikers are using his road as a route to the coast on Sundays.
He thought the reason highways and police had not acted was that there had not been any recent serious accidents on their stretch of road along the A281.
Mr Miller explained: "Pedestrians will not use the paths and that's the only reason there are no fatalities."
He said: "It's a huge problem Sunday mornings with 200-300 bikes.
"We are still entitled to quality of life and that has been seriously affected by these types of vehicles."
He added: "I work from home so I'm there every morning and Saturday and Sunday are the worst.
"It's the motorbikes because of the speed and the noise that they make."
Mr Miller said some bikes had been clocked at more than 80 mph and it was not just the properties on the road that were affected.
Many of the houses in his area were owned by families, with the noise starting at first light with bikes able to be heard from a mile away.
Fellow parish councillor Caroline Charman, who lives in nearby Mill Lane, called the speeding in the village 'unacceptable' and thought the noise bikers made while driving through Lower Beeding was 'unnecessary'.
"I think it's the danger, not just the noise, but also overtaking cars," she said.
She felt that little action could be taken unless there was a fatality on the road, and residents did not want to see that happen.
Parish councillor Gevin White launched a road safety campaign in Lower Beeding last month with a specific focus on the safety of children.
Speeding bikers in Brighton Road is just one of several issues facing the village, with safety concerns in Leechpond Hill, Sandygate Lane, and Handcross Road.
Mr Miller added: "We've got a 40 mph road that runs through our village.
"If that was in a town that would without a doubt be a 20 or 30 mph zone."
He said that their primary aim was to get a 10 mph reduction throughout the village and have it properly enforced by police, with just one speed camera currently on the road.
"There's no point putting signs up there, because they're not doing the limit now.
"It needs to be properly enforced," he explained.


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Jawatan Kosong Kerani 2011 di Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)
Bank Negara Malaysia(BNM) kini membuka kekosongan jawatan sebagai Kerani Am (General Clerk), kelulusan sekurang-kurangnya SPM dengan kredit dalam Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Inggeris, dan Matematik. Mereka yang mempunyai pengalaman sangat digalakkan memohon. Jawatan kosong kerani ini ialah jawatan tetap/sepenuh masa. Bank Negara Malaysia(BNM) menawarkan gaji dan faedah yang cukup menarik untuk mereka yang layak. Bagi yang berminat dengan kerja kosong kerani ini sila baca keterangan lengkap yang telah disediakan dibawah.
Career at Bank Negara Malaysia Bank Negara Malaysia, as Malaysia's Central Bank is entrusted with the task of overseeing the nation's economic and financial system. Being a Central Bank in an emerging economy, Bank Negara Malaysia also places high importance in its developmental role with respect to economic management, institutional building and the development of the financial system infrastructure. In line with our new initiatives, we invite suitably qualified candidates especially those with the required competencies to be a Central Banker to have a rewarding career with us as:
General Clerk (Kerani Am)
(Kuala Lumpur)
- Provide supportive back office functions to ensure all data, documents, events and logistics are complete in efficient and effective manner.
- Perform data entry on staff movement (resignation, retirement, re-hire/ extension, acting ship, promotion, transfer, secondment, confirmation,return from leave) and scholars to ensure HRMS data are maintained effectively and efficiently.
- Prepare relevant letters and documents (offer letter, contract agreement, acceptance of resignation, letter of transfer, end of contract, medical check-up, financial affidavits, visa support letter) for staff and scholars accurately and in a timely manner.
- Process and maintain record of payment for scholars and vendors through PANTAS system and ensure all activities are done within the stipulated time period.
- Provide support on events and logistics (career fair, scholars' development programme, booking of transport and printing, flight bookings) for scholars to ensure smooth function of Sourcing section.
- Create and organise filing system and ensure file documents are maintained efficiently, in line with I-Sec requirement.
- Perform daily operations related to inventorising department's asset (IT equipment and stationery), distribute incoming and outgoing mails and maintain proper filling system to ensure smooth functioning of the Department.
- Distribute incoming and outgoing mails within a stipulated time period, in line with I-Sec requirements.
- Maintain proper recording to ensure well-organized filling system and closely monitor the movement of files and documents in the compactus and in line with I-Sec requirement.
- Provide assistance in the preparation of the Annual Operating Plan and reconciliation of data on the approved budget on a monthly basis to ensure sufficient provision and effective utilization.
- Candidate must possess SPM with credit in BM, BI and MATH
- Candidate who have experience doing Clerical and Administrative Support or equivalent is encouraged to apply.
- IT skills are required for this post.
- Full-Time positions available.
Bank Negara Malaysia is committed to the continuous career growth of our talents. The rewards we offer include:
- A challenging and rewarding career;
- A competitive basic salary to commensurate with skills and experience;
- Comprehensive medical coverage, insurance and other benefits that are amongst the best;
- Continuous learning opportunity locally and abroad through full scholarship or training program.
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A home business data entry clerk job is a very new position in terms of online jobs, but so many people are still unaware of what the role is exactly. A data entry clerk is just that; a person who enters data into a ledger, spreadsheet or database or whatever medium is required. And this is how so many people are earning money online today.
People will consider a work from home position to earn money online but are unaware of the work available. Earning thousands of dollars per month is not unheard of, the only limitations on earnings today are, family commitments and allocation of time.
Many people search for a home business data entry clerk job in the first place to rid themselves of the usual office ties and too earn more money. A lot of people who do try working online from home become very lazy, they see the opportunity to work from home as a new way of life, but they quickly forget about the work aspect.
If you are going to succeed at anything in life, you must be ready to put in some work, nobody will send you checks just because you had the idea of data entry from home. Just buying information about typing from home is not acceptable unless you read it and then put it into practice, anyone can do it if they are committed to succeeding.
Your home business data entry clerk job can start at any time of the day or night, but remember! It has to start. You can start at 10am and be bored by noon, go out and do some shopping have dinner, watch TV, but then you need to get back to working, you won't get rich if you don't do the work.
Typing from home may seem like a perfect way to spend your days, to be honest, it is! I can work five hours a day if I want to. If I have plans for later in the week I simply increase my hours or pick up the pace a little which will allow me a few extra hours towards the end of the week to do whatever it is I have planned, I know I have put in the hours and then it's time for so well earned recreation.
A home business data entry clerk job is worth its weight in gold, I have freedom and financial security, and not many executives can say that with confidence.
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Home Business – Data Entry Clerk Job Opportunities
There are lots of freelancers that are actively working online and are getting well paid. With so many people getting tired of their jobs and resorting online to find opportunities, these people want to be freelancers themselves, but are often discouraged because of the skills required to get into the possible freelance tasks. Many of the freelancers are proficient in graphics design and know how to quickly design web pages. Tasks like that require a large learning curve that not everyone is willing to take.
But there are plenty of data entry jobs online available by companies that aren't willing to hire their own employees due to accumulated expenses. Companies are always on the lookout for any freelancers willing to do work because it actually saves them money on their behalf. Here are some of the reasons why a computer data entry home job is the good start in freelancing.
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A home business data entry clerk job only requires a home computer or laptop with the basic tools and office tools and an Internet connection. Some of the online jobs in the web have their own software or online tools that minimize the requirements. Most likely you should be fully prepared in terms of tools so you can get up and running easily even if your computer has a basic configuration or system specs.
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Regarding experience, all you need is typing experience as fast typing skills make the jobs quicker translating to more money earned. Some jobs are deadline based so good typing skills give you the advantage to earn by entering data online.
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|Overview - 2 Chronicles 30
|Hezekiah proclaims a solemn passover on the second month for Judah and Israel.
|The assembly, having destroyed the altars of idolatry, keep the feast fourteen days.
|The priests and Levites bless the people.
2 Chronicles 30:17 (King James Version)
For there were many in the congregation that were not sanctified: therefore the Levites had the charge of the killing of the passovers for every one that was not clean, to sanctify them unto the LORD.
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Long day yesterday, again. Just crawled out of bed and had breakfast at Hotel Storlien at LeSki, in Storlien, Sweden. We had a mellow night in Budapest on Saturday night, as our flight was at 1150 this morning. Our flight was through Oslo before Trondheim. I got to spend two hours at home, repacking for the whole week before driving up to Storlien. I am here to coach skiers in the park, and have fun all day before leaving for Oslo in the night. Should be fun in the storm!
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Oslo Airport Gardermoen. This is actually my work, except it's at Trondheim Airport. Baggage, pushback, startup, and generally everything a plane needs to get going again. Fun to work with airplanes!
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARIaE AND TOWN OF LAFAYETTE.
.THE CONFERENcE
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Stopped at Rayne
My Armed Men-Other Towns
Wired the Train Cpuld Not
'"Thus far shalt thou go, but no
fairther" said-the people of Rayne
-a the doctors of medicine, punc
`atinag their stern command with a
thrat to shoot and kill.
.The train carrying the delegates
from.the various towns along the
Soithern Pacific road passed
through Lafayette Wednesday on
its way to Lake Charles.
Aboard this train were: Dr. S.
R. Olliphant, president of the
State Board of Health; Dr. Carter,
of the United States Marine; Dr.
Guteras, the celebrated yellow
fever expert; Dr. Alfred Duperier,
of New Iberia; Drs. Smith, Tarlton
and Frere, of Franklin; Mayor
Labbe, of St. Martinville; Mr.
Weeks of the Iberian; Ex-Sheriff
- l ere, of St. Mary; Beverly Miles,
of New Iberia; Superintendant
Owens, of Algiers, and others
whose names The Gazette does not
know. It was purposed to run the
train as far west as Lake Charles,
take in delegates along that route,
returning to Lafayette the same
evening. At this point delegates
from this town and parish were to
join the party, after which the
train would have coptinued to
Alexandria, thence to Shreveport
where it was intended to hold a
conference with a view of proposing
or devising a uniform plan of quar
antine. Preparations had been
made by the promoters of the
movement and by the Southern
Pacific Company to. carry out the
project, but the best laid plans of
the wisest men are liable to be
brought to an abrur.t termination
by the edicts of King Quarantine.
When the train reached the cor
porate limits of the unpretentious
village of Rayne a body of deter
mined-looking men armed with
shotguns and rifles, signaled the en
gineer to stop. Then the men de
clared that the City Council of
Rayne had decreed that no train
should be allowed to pass through
the town. It was proposed to go
through at any rate of speed, but
the men said no and threatened to
tear the track if the train moved
Rayneward. Finding that there
was no use to persist, the medical
men as well as the crew decided to
return whence they had come. Be
fore leaving an unsophisticated fel
low, who failed to properly under
stand the temper of the people,
boarded the train to deliver a tele
gram to one of the physicians. He
was informed that he was wanted in
Rayne no more and would have to
go elsewhere. The only thing the
foolhardy messenger could do was
to remain on the train and enjoy
the hospitality of the- gentlemen
inside the Pullman.
The train returned to Lafayette
at 6 o'clock in the evening, stop
ping here long enough to take coal
and water for the engine. The
party did not .go any farther but
concluded to go back home as a
telegram fiom Opelousas stated
positively that no train would be
permitted to pass through the town.
Similar messages had been received
from> Crowley and Lake Charles.
-.U.r the circumstances it was
- led -that it would be pure
Sto attempt to continue the
Wlp. Dr. Duperier stated to a
ieitizen of this town that they had
bee~i very much disappointed, but
they would again try to carry out
-'-thelr project.
- .Ooitrord the train was the well
yellow fever specialist, Dr.
who was trying to make
Sway to Texas where his services
are lin demand.
- 6'.he train was in charge of Con
di:t, Lasted and Engineer Greg
To REun-Meetings Held at the
Crescent Hoel Adopted.
Asking a Change in the Quar
antine Regulations.
Sunday night a number of people
met at the Crescent Hotel for the
purpose of discussing the question
of quarantine. The assemblage
was composed principally of em
ployes of the Southern Pacific rein
forced by citizens from the parish.
Carencro was well represented as
several prominent citizens from
that place were present. Many
residents of Lafayette were among
the audience, but it is safe to say
that few of them were in sympathy
with the purpose of the meeting.
Several railroad men who live in
Houston, but who have been de
tained here by the quarantine, were
in atttendance.
The meeting was called to order
by F. H. Gregory, the well-known
locomotive engineer, who stated that
they had been called together to
take steps toward the modification
of the present quarantine regula
tions so as to enable the running of
trains under certain restrictions.
Judge Alphonse Guilbeau, of
Carencro, was elected permanent
chairman, and C. F. Latiolais, of
Carencro, and H. A. Vandercruys
sen, of Lafayette, were made secre
The following gentlemen were
nominated and elected vice-presi
dents of the meeting: Dr. F. W.
Courtney and L. G. Stelly of Car
encro, John Hahn, J. B. Coffey and
F. H. Gregory of Lafayette.
Before the transaction of any
business, Judge Guilbeau made a
few appropriate remarks, stating
that the object of the meeting was
to have railway traffic resumed so
as to enable planters to move their
Being called upon the following
gentlemen made short speeches:
D. A. Dimitry, J. R. Domengeaux,
Drs. G. A. Martin and F. W.
When the time came to appoint
the committee on resolutions, the
meeting encountered some difficul
ty. Several gentlemen were re
quested to serve on this committee
but not being in sympathy with the
movement asked that their names
be stricken off.
The following committee was
finally appointed: Drs. W. W.
Lessley and F. W. Courtney, Wm.
Clegg, J. M. Jones, J. R. Domen
geau, and H. E. Toll.
A recess was taken to allow
time to the committee to draft res
The committee then retired and
after a short meeting brought in its
report which is as follows:
To the CAairman and Gentlemen:
We, your committee appointed to
express the sentiment of this meet
ing, beg to report as follows:
Recognizing the gravity of the
situation and the responsibility
resting upon the authorities in the
emergency that seems crowding
upon us, the impending danger of
the invasion of a fearful pestilence,
would suggest that all effective
measures be taken to protect the
lives of those we hold dear, and at
the same time mitigate as much as
possible the deprivations attending
an absolute quarantine; therefore,
we would insist upon the adoption
of a system of quarantine and re
quirements from the railroad au
thorities, that would at the same
time give us abslute security, and
allow the people to. dispose of, and
move their products. Also, allow
the necessities of life to be brought
into the community, excluding any
article, about which there now ex
its areasonible doubt as to carrying
sug~Vhtt~-is meet
measures for carrying out the rec
Wit. CLEGO,
J. R. DOMNGoEAUX,
The resolutions were read and
unanimously adopted.
On motion of C. F. Latiolais it
was resolved that in the event of.the
failure of the committee to secure a
conference with the parish and
town authorities, that said authori
ties be invited to attend the meet
ing at the Crescent Hotel the fol
lowing day, Sept. 27.
An adjournment was then taken.
IgPNDAY'S MEETING.
At 8 o'clock Judge Guilbeau
called the meeting to order.
Mr. Wm. Clegg, chairman of the
committee apppointed to present the
resolutions to the constituted au
thorities, made his report. He
stated that the Board of Health had
postponed action until the result -of
the conference of physicians is
known. As to the Police Jury, that
body had held no meeting.
A motion was made and carried
to tender the thanks of the meeting
to the committee.
Win. Kelly moved that the ex
istence of the committee be ex
tended twenty-four hours. This
motion was carried.
F. C. Triay stated that he had
presented a petition to the Board
of Health asking for a modification
of the restrictions on the trains.
He said the petition was signed by
r66 persons.
On motion of Mr. Latiolais a
committee composed of L. C.
Stelly, J. M. Jones, O. P. Guilbeau,
was appointed to wait upon Health
Officer Trahan and have that gen
tleman appear before the meeting.
The committee left the hall and a
few minutes later -returned with Dr.
Dr. Trahan was questioned and
cross-questioned on matters of
quarantine. He answered all
queries satisfactorily and enlight
ened the meeeting on all matters
pertaining to the quarantine es
tablished by the parish authorities.
Secretary Latiolais wanted to
know why it was that no freight was
admitted into this town but that the
pay-car was permitted to come in
and pay off the company's em
ployes in currency. Dr. Trahan
replied that the municipal authori
ties were the proper ones to furnish
this information as they had allowed
the pay-car to come.
At this juncture the secretary
read, at the request of Col. C. C.
Brown, a long protest fron a labor
organization of New Orleans.
Mr. Brown was called upon to
express his views. He said that he
believed the agreement entered into
with Mr. Owens was safe and prac
ticable and afforded ample protec
tion to the people of this parish.
Judge Coffey got the floor and
urged upon the railroad men the
necessity attending the meeting
which would be held the following
Upon motion of Mr. Stelly the
meeting adjourned.
Judge Guilbeau opened the meet
ing. The crowd in attendapce was
much smaller than the night before.
J. M. Jones, member of the com
mittee to wait upon the town and
parish authorities, stated that they
had failed to obtain an audience
with the Police Jury as that body
had failed to meet, and as the
Board of Health had not acted
upon the petition, there was
nothing of impoF e to regort to
the meeting.
Some one in the audience moved
to adjourn and the proceedings
were brought to an end.
Before adjourning Chairman
Guilbeau thanked the meeting for
the honor that had been conferred
elaectlrnjIhim President 1
Of the Board--No Fever at Roy.
ville-Absolute Quarantine
Against the East.
The Board of Health held an im
portant meeting Thursday night.
The following members were pres
ent: Drs. J. D. Trahan, T. B.
Hopkins, G. A. Martip, P. M. Gi
rard and Mr. J. J. Davidson. In
the absence of the president, Dr.
Trahan was elected president pro
Dr. Roy Young made a clear
statement to the board concerning
the rumor about the existence of
suspicious cases of fever at Roy
vile. Dr. Young stated positively
that there was nothing at Royville
or vicinity that bore the remotest
resemblance to Yellow Jack and
facetiously remarked that the coun
try was distressingly healthy. Dr.
Young added, however, that he and
the other Royville physicians court
ed an investigation and would be
pleased, to assist the Board of
Health in establishing the absolute
falsity of the rumor which was
causing some injury to Royville and
no little vexation to the people of
that town. The board appreciating
the generous offer of Dr. Young,
appointed Drs. Trahan and Hop
kins as a commission of experts to
visit Royville and report the result
of their investigation to the board
with a view of quelling the excite
ment produced by the circulation
of this rumor.
Mr. Ed G. Voorhies addressed
the board in very respectful lan
guage. He said that in asking the
board to establish absolute quaran
tine against Iberia, St. Martin aud
Vermilion parishes he expressed the
wish of a large number of citizens
of this town.
At the conclusion of Mr. Voor
hies' remarks the board considered
the proposition of declaring abso
lute quarantine against the parishes
mentioned. Upon motion it was
decided to recommend to the Coun
cil the adoption of quarantine regu
lations permitting no intercourse
with St. Martin, Iberia, and Ver
milion parishes and all other par
ishes or towns receiving goods from
New Orleans.
Hon. Wm. Campbell made a
short talk pledging to to board his
best efforts to organize and main
tain a volunter force.
Mayor Caffery stated to the board
that Mayor Daboval of Rayne
wished to know if the Lafayette
board would be willing to meet the
Acadia board in conference for the
purpose of considering the advisabi
lity' of running a local train from
Lake Charles to this point. Mr.
Caffery informed the board that a
train was now running from Lake
Charles to Acadia and it was sug
gested to extend the run to Lafa
yette. Mr. Caffery was authorized
to communicate with Mayor Dabo
val and inform him that the con
ference would be agreable to the
Lafayette board.
The Board then adjourned.
The City Council met immediate
ly after and adopted the recommen
dations of the Board of Health.
Graded School at Broussard.
The citizens of Broussard and
vicinity met last Saturday and took
the initiatory steps toward the estab
lishment of a graded school.
Among the gentlemen present were:
Prof. R. J. Morrow, School Direc
tor Aurelien Olivier, R. U. Ber
nard, M. Bileaud, Sr., Ed St.
aJulien, Adolph Gerouard, Messrs.
Montet and Bryan and several other
leading citizens of that community.
The School Board will be asked
to make an additional appropria
Lion and should this not be sufi
clent, the citizens will make up the
difference by private subscriptions.
It is the purpose to employ a com
petent teacher to take charge of the
school with Prof.. Morrow, the
present teacher of the Broussard
For a Modified Quarantirne.
The following petition was pre
sented to the Board of Health of
this town at' its meeting Tuesday
. tah Hesn. 1avor and Toas. CommS am
Board of fedIt and Pelce sJary f
tle Paiirs a1nd Tosem of Lafayette:
We, the undersigned railroad men and
citizens in mass meeting assembled, do here
by petition the Hon. Mayor, Town Council
Board of Health and Police Jury to modify
the quarantine restrictions as they wese pre
vious to Wednesday, the sand, z897. Hop
lna that you will take favorable action a
an early hour. -
John B. CoEey W B LIndsay Jr
J F Bowen R Guidry
F H Landry BA Stulting
4 Roger J A Burkholder
C H Lusted ET McBride
P'J Tierney E Moiseet
F C Trisy C Olivier
H Jagee J Poinboenf
Jas Hanoen J Bochart
Wa Kelly J E Peferkorn
F H Gregory Jasper Vasbuig
G Mitchell J GCruse
W H Parrott C Lusted
N B Atkinson W A Clark
Alcee Mouton P Mouton
R A Bailey Felixs Aucoin
R L Cochrane Jr J B Coumes
R J Tanner B Donlan
F Dans Sherfy Ed Brown
W C Trisy T M. Eves
WD Muff UA Hebert
Thos For T D Coleman
J F Guidry E Right
Onezime J Mouton R B Tanner
Iy Gankendora J A Garvey
E Peferkorn J F Kelly
J D Cotter J Bouchard
L Pellerin W S Dorman
E Bruce Pickett He bert Mouton
P T Corrigan Joe Lisbony
L Chopin " Victor Chopin
A T Gentil Joseph Roger
DJ Smith L Basin
F Garnett A B Heard
A A Mouton Ed Chase
A Singleton J Martenson
J E Rusillon W Porkin
A Coumes J W Johnson -.
W Leas P McGrath
RH Jackson A R Lisbony
W H Kimmer Robert Salsman
Ed Span John Bagnal
3-ean Brun Victor Lgvy
0 Delhomme J A Delhomme
F Dersanade Lee P Walker
L A Veazey Edward Hebert
D A Cochrane A Siadous
Arthur Couret Otto Wischam
B H Wilkens A J Sprole
SB Raney L Prudhomme -
E M Tanner Felil Fourcade
Alf Chargols H Senac
F Lombard S Clements
Leon Plonsky A Hebert
W.m Otto R L McBride
Emile Romero Felix Gerac
D V Gardebled Joseph C Breaux
L Levy Ed Broussard
Albert Delahoussaye F Otto
C J Sanders Frank H Clark
Robt Richard H L Fontenot
I Haggarty A O Patureau
Louis Lacoste J F Emery
J E Weigel Jr T Rogers
J T Allingham P Basin
JB Hart Jno I Bell
J F Mouton L S Broussard
SBroussard W A Phillips
L F Rigues Paul Demanade
A B Denbo A P Bandier
Vavssseur Mouton F H Mouton
N P Moss John J Grauer
B A Salles L L Judice
E McDaniel J 0 Mouton
E VanVrsaken H G Keunecky
Joe McGraw Phil Crouches
R Voorhies Sidney J Veazey
H D Delahoussaye W Hines
Placide Breaus John Bunt
Louis Hebert L Serret
J Vigneaus A G Ledoux
0 Baron E Bodenheimer
A Dl Martin A Degres
Ulysse Bra Pierre.Domecq
Henry Essewine.
We employ the best of watch
makers and you can rest assured
your watches will give you perfect
satisfaction. T. M. Biossat, jew
Should you need a pair of shoes
call at Mouton & Hopkins' and buy
just what you want.
Felix Mouton will write your in
surance for you. He represents
all the best companies.
A complete assortment of hard
sare and tinware at Mouton & Hop
'If you need any Insurance tel
Fefiz Mouton and he'll writfit for
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FPIEND, HOMER MOUTON,. WITr
First. It is a self-evident proposi
tion that yellow fever- can not be
conveyed fron one moo-infected
point to anothe soxs-Infected point.
Second. It is a matter of daily oc
ular demonstration that certain
classes of merchandise do not carry
the germ of yellow fever, or any
other contagious or infectious -di
sease whendisinfected in accordance
with well estabhshed sanitary rules.
Merchandise of this class from
countries where there is infection
twelve months in the year, are con
tinually being landed at our sea
ports and allowed to be distributed
among the American .people for
daily consumption, without any bad .
results, after undergoing the pre
scribed quarantine regulations.
Third. It is equally true, and of
daily public record, that passengers
can not and do set propagate an in
fectious disease after submitting to
detention -and disinfection.
The Ie ong are scientific facts
in actual daily demonstration, that
can not .be eantroverted by any
amount of ment l ,_ sentiment or
shot-gun argument.~
The practical adaptability of any
one or two, or alt three, of the
propositions just stated, to our
present and greatly disadvantageous
situation, will not be denied by an
unbiased mind, and an intelligent
adaptation of our needs to the fun
damental principles underlying
these propositions would relieve to
a very appreciable extent the de
,cidedly inconvenient position in
which we are now placed.
The moving of the cane and cot
ton crops, the marketing of country
produce and the receiving of food
supplies and other necessaries, is of
secondary consideration only if :it
can not be accomplished without
the risk of introducing yellow fever
in our midst. That this can .be
done in the manner already stated
will be gainsaid only by those who
are want to usurp the right of set
tling questions of this great magni
tude by a simple twist of the mind.
it has not been left to the people of
southwest Louisiana to decide the
merit of the principles here in
volved, but the conclusion has been
arrived at as the result of ages of
scientific research, a conclusion
long since accepted by the world.
It is the province of any people
to exercise their privelege of taking
exception to a great truth
acknowledged by entire nations
and, in a country where it has been
thought wisest for the majority to
rule, the minority -has no altsrna
tive but to submit.
I have not purposed by my -re
marks to impugn the conscientious
ness of any man in adhering to his
individual opinion, but simply
wished to make known my reasons
for sympathizing with the move
ment for a modified quarantine.
N. P. Moss.
A visit to Mouton & Hopkins""
will save you time and money.
Watches repaired at Biossat's.
SpectaS at Biossat's jewelry.
Spectacles at Blossat's jewelry
Watches repaired at Biossat's.
The Pevew In New Orlewnu.
Daily reports from O
have not been e
during the past Th
bulletin from Dr. O hant to 3tis.
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CHICAGO – Shortstop Jhonny Peralta took batting practice and fielded fly balls in left field Wednesday afternoon at U.S. Cellular Field during his first workout session with the Detroit Tigers since he was suspended for 50 games for violating baseball's drug policy.
Peralta answered questions from reporters for about 10 minutes in the visiting dugout with Tigers president/general manager Dave Dombrowski seated next to him.
"To be here right now, it feels pretty good," Peralta said.
Peralta said he worked out and trained in the Dominican Republic during the suspension to be ready for whatever decision was made.
"I try to forget about the past," he said. "I try to move forward now. I know it's a little bit hard, what happened before. I try to be positive and try to enjoy the game."
Asked whether he regretted anything, from the initial statement he made saying he never used PEDs to his comments during the season, Peralta said: "I say what I said before. I apologize to everybody. I think everybody understands, we make mistake sometimes. We're human."
While the Tigers have welcomed Peralta back for workouts, no decision has been made about Peralta's future with the club. When his suspension ends, he could play in the final three games of the regular season, if the Tigers chose to activate him.
Dombrowski told reporters Tuesday "no decision has been made if he will be activated or not ... I will say he has been told and we have cleared it up — he is not coming back as our shortstop. We have our shortstop at this point."
Where does Peralta see himself fitting in on the Tigers now that Jose Iglesias is the everyday shortstop?
"I understand the situation," Peralta said. "Iglesias is a really good player. He deserves to be the shortstop every day. I'm here to help the team in whatever position that I can be."
Peralta said his teammates and coaches made him feel welcome.
Asked whether he was nervous about the reaction he would get from teammates, he said: "I know every guy on the team…I know they're going to be happy. Every guy in the clubhouse, they're really friendly."
Peralta sat at a table with several teammates when reporters entered the clubhouse.
Torii Hunter was among those who welcomed him back.
"He's had a tremendous season before he was suspended and he helped us win and stay in first place," Hunter said. "He's family. Everybody makes mistakes. He's going to serve his punishment, serve his time and you can't hold it over his head."
Peralta, 31, made the All-Star team this season. He hit .305 in 104 games for the Tigers with 121 hits, 29 doubles, 11 home runs and 54 RBI.
"It's just like if your mama tells you to finish your food and you don't finish it and the punishment is, because you didn't finish your food, go to your room, you stay in there until they feel like it's time to come out," Hunter said. "Then, when you come out, all is forgiven. All is forgiven. This is crazy that we can't forgive. You've got to forgive. If you can't forgive then all of us are guilty because everybody has something they've done that was wrong. So I forgive him."
Tigers pitcher Max Scherzer said: "It's good to see his face in the clubhouse."
Peralta said his swing "was there" when he took batting practice. He took BP in the Dominican Republic as well.
Dombrowski said in the next week or two, Peralta will head to Lakeland, Fla. to get some time in with the club's Instructional League
Peralta said he has never played in the outfield, but he said he's used to taking fly balls in the infield and didn't think it was a big issue.
He could wind up being a utility player if the Tigers feel he improves their chances of winning the World Series.
Sipple writes for the Detroit Free Press


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By Ryan Maquiñana
Trainer Henry Ramirez is on the cusp of a very busy June 23, as Riverside Lincoln Gym charges Josesito Lopez and Chris Arreola are close to appearing on a likely reconstructed card at Staples Center in Los Angeles.
After former welterweight champion Andre Berto (28-1, 22 KOs) tested positive for a banned substance, his scheduled matchup with fellow former 147-pound titleholder Victor Ortiz (29-3-2, 22 KOs) would be conceivably shelved for one between Ortiz and Lopez (29-4, 17 KOs). Arreola would appear on the undercard against an opponent to be determined. BoxingScene.com first reported on Sunday afternoon that Lopez was the likely replacement for Berto, with Arreola receiving an undercard nod.
Lopez, from Riverside, Calif., was originally slated to face Kendall Holt on the June 22 version of ESPN2 Friday Night Fights before Holt pulled out of the fight mainly due to his displeasure with the outdoor venue in San Jacinto, Calif.
"We're just waiting on [Dan] Goossen to give us the yea or nay on Monday, but for all purposes, we've approved the fight with Ortiz," Ramirez said. "It's a great opportunity for Josesito, and he'd make way more money than he would fighting on ESPN, but he won't be coming for a paycheck. Josesito brings great pressure, and against a style like Ortiz has, he's coming to win."
In his last outing, Lopez dropped a controversial split decision to Jessie Vargas last September on the Floyd Mayweather-Victor Ortiz undercard that many in press row felt he won. The loss snapped a seven-bout winning streak that included a knockout of previously unbeaten Mike Dallas Jr. and a wide decision over Marvin Cordova Jr. However, Lopez has been campaigning for the most part at 140 pounds, and not at the welterweight limit of 147, which is where the Ortiz fight would take place.
"We definitely have some insight on Victor Ortiz, especially since Eduardo Garcia and his team have been here before," Ramirez added. "As far as the weight, Josesito had been planning to move up to 147 for a while now. He's strong at that weight and now he doesn't have to lose as much to get to 147."
Ryan Maquiñana writes a weekly boxing column for CSNBayArea.com. He is a full member of the Boxing Writers Association of America and on the Ratings Advisory Panel for Ring Magazine. E-mail him at [email protected], check out his blog at Norcalboxing.net, or follow him on Twitter: @RMaq28.


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to staticy to hear and not rly cared for great job!
For some reason, I loved it. Im going to put this into one of my flashes.
Oh yeah, instead of "evacuation groups" you should have said "Evacuation teams" or make Delta say " We need evac now! Repeat! We need evac now!" BOOM Other than that, I loved it
I got to agree with the guy that had a go at you and you told him to **** off. um... I'm not completely mean though so what I'm going to say is this, that was talking, not a music track. If you want to do something like that and music like that is VERY hard to do then you should put a little bass in the background or something. Hey, maybe you can improve so people that do like this can listen to it in better quality and I can enjoy and maybe... Yeh, I'll vote on a "improved" music track of this, is that cool with you??? Also, my mate does flash animations, it's not what flash animators look for. really good try though! =)
yeah i know well im glad that you at least gave some construtive critscism and ive istened to your tips and have remade the song so give it a shot at it and give me feeback have a nice day bro! peace
that's horrible! dont send an other crap like taht!
ok firstly dude! whene your reviewing peoples work try to be constructive don't just say a bunch of shit otherwise dont shut up and dont rew keep those stupid things 4 yourself
That was pretty cool man! Getting all those sound fx, and creating them, and then arranging them in such a way that they made sense, that took some work. I suggest expanding the idea though, put a soundtrack feeling behind it with some instruments, like strings and the sort, that would rock!
-Good job!
-Check out my music, especially "Dreamerz: Machines Will Fall"
thx i wanted to do seomthing different once in a while but i appreciate you liked it and yesi have been wondering about putting a soundtrack feeling :) peace buddy
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.


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Gallery: 5 Great No-Frills Spots to Drink Beer in Seattle, WA
This bottle shop on Wallingford's main drag has long been a destination for beer geeks in the city, bringing in 950 bottles from around the world. The long, slim hallway of a store doesn't seem set up to squeeze tables in between the fridges, but by installing taps at the far end, Bottleworks has done it.
The dog-friendly (but over-21 only) shop carries ten taps at a time, with a wide variety to please the grand spectrum of beer geeks who come by. A dry cider from Snowdrift (just across the mountains in Wenatchee) sits tap-by-tap with the Belgian Tilquin Oude Gueze 2011 and a classic Northwest IPA from Fremont Brewing (about a mile away).
Bottleworks: 1710 N 45th St #3, Seattle WA 98103
206-633-2437; bottleworks.com
Two Beers Brewery
Hidden in an office park just off Highway 99, Two Beers opens their brewery doors to the public five days a week. Their twelve tap handles are not all always in use, but those that are serve up Two Beers' own goods, like the exceedingly smooth Immersion Amber or the beautifully floral, hop-forward Evolutionary IPA, along with their seasonal brews, and brewery exclusives like the brilliant grapefruit-infused version of their IPA which picks up on the beer's natural citrus notes.
Kids and dogs are welcome, and on nice days drinkers can pull up a seat on 'the dock.' There's no deck here, just a repurposed loading dock. The view from the cement platform might not be the best, but when you're drinking some of the city's best beers on a rare sunny spring day, who cares?
Two Beers Brewery: 4700 Ohio Avenue S, Seattle WA 98134
206-762-0490; twobeersbrewery.com
Chuck's 85th St. Market (AKA Chuck's Hop Shop)
In the last two years since Chuck bought his mini-mart, it's gone from a convenience store with a few taps to a beer-lover's destination, with chips and sodas confined to a small corner. Over 30 taps (mostly catering to the IPA lover) are now available, all the better to sip on while browsing the extensive selection of bottled and canned beers.
Chuck upgraded the seating, too, getting rid of the original—and slightly quirky—indoor picnic tables in favor of real chairs and tables. They are almost always full of adults sipping beer while children and dogs scamper around the store. The congestion in the small space has led Chuck to open a second store, coming soon to the Central District.
Chuck's 85th St. Market: 656 NW 85th Street, Seattle WA 98117
206-297-6212; chucks85th.com
Super Deli Mart
Unlike Chuck's, Super Deli Mart hasn't done much 'converting' since putting in six taps behind the convenience store counter near the hoagie fixings (the store and its owner are descendants of the sandwich royalty of the original local "Hoagies Corner" stores).
But those taps serve up rare beers (including Utopias, "the world's most expensive beer") and interesting finds (such as Scarlett Red Rye Ale from Speakeasy). A few long tables are shoved between the chip aisles, and a tall table takes up a corner by the cigars, which seems as good a place as any to sit when you're drinking serious beer in a convenience store.
Super Deli Mart: 9051 35th Avenue SW, Seattle WA 98126
206-937-1442; Super Deli Mart on Twitter
Hilliard's Beer
In a remodeled warehouse on the industrial side of Ballard, Hilliard's churns out four different iconic tall cans of beer. But here at the brewery, it's the kegs that really show the impressive work of the brewmaster. Try flavorful, uniquely balanced options like the Chrome Satan (a smooth amber) and the Murdered Out Stout (which is light but complex).
Folding chairs hold the crowds at the front on the four days a week the taproom is open, but the tall tables in the back are made from old giant industrial wooden spools, adding some character to the otherwise cavernous building. The brewery is set off to the back, but there's a stage in front of it for occasional live music performances.
Hilliard's Beer: 1550 NW 49th Street, Seattle WA 98107
206-257-4486; hilliardsbeer.com


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DeAngelo Williams ringtone is Nickelback's "Rockstar." The Pittsburgh Steelers running back was outed as "a Nickelback guy" when his phone went off while he was talking to the media after Sunday's win over the Bengals.
There's not much more to the story, but it's always fun to note Nickelback's relationship with sports. Can you believe it's been 5 years since there was a petition to keep Nickelback from playing halftime in Detroit on Thanksgiving? Or 3 months since I wrote this post about the top athlete cameos from the "Rockstar" music video? Time sure does fly when you're listening to Nickelback.


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Online dating no longer carries the kind of stubborn stigma that, even a decade ago, used to compel couples who met on dating sites to come up with a clever, different — and fake — story about how they met.
But even today, when almost everybody knows of someone who met and, maybe, married through one of the sites, some are still hesitant to log on. This despite the growing popularity of online dating: One in 10 Americans has used an online dating site or mobile application, according to an October survey, "Online Dating and Relationships," from the Pew Research Center. Just five years ago, 3 percent had.
Of those daters, Pew reports, 23 percent met a spouse or long-term partner, and the number goes up for "single and looking" Americans: Nearly 4 in 10 have dated digitally. What's more, the survey offers proof of the vanishing stigma: 59 percent of Internet users said they consider online dating a good way to meet people, an increase from 44 percent in 2005.
Reasons or excuses?
Still, those who are reluctant to venture into online dating cite myriad reasons.
Some think it's personally invasive; after all, you're putting out your image, personal hobbies and future dreams for others to see and judge. Some are scared off by others' bad experiences. Others are nervous that the stranger typing missives to them could be a "crazy person," said Christie Hartman, a Denver-based behavioral scientist and author of "Find the Love of Your Life Online" (Press).
And many singles just want to meet someone the old-fashioned way: in person.
Fredric Neuman, director of the Anxiety & Phobia Treatment Center at White Plains Hospital in White Plains, N.Y., has heard all the reasons. Many people, he said, would feel OK telling a friend they wanted to date, but broadcasting it to the world is another story.
"It smacks of desperation in their minds," he said.
Julia, a divorced mom over 40 in Pennsylvania, said she would consider online dating but hasn't found a site she fits into. She isn't attracted to the niche sites, and many seem targeted to younger people.
According to Pew data, most online daters are in their mid-20s to mid-40s.
"I think I'm too old and too kind of eclectic," said Julia, who asked that her last name be withheld. "I don't fit in the categories well, so I feel that I would be eliminated from consideration from a lot of people."
Another turnoff? Feeling like people in her community, or even a friend or ex, might see her profile. When she recently logged on to one dating site, she saw one of her children's teachers.
"I figured if I could find that, some people could find me," she said.
Laura Lamorette, 32, a graphic designer who lives in St. Louis, wants to meet someone in a more "organic" way. Plus, she said, she often meets new people through work and an active social schedule.
"I never felt like I wasn't meeting people or that I was in a situation where I needed extra help meeting people," Lamorette said.
She almost cracked this year, logging on to OkCupid to see what she was — arguably — missing. Her clicks got as far as creating a screen name.
"The thought of making my own profile seemed very overwhelming," Lamorette said.
Indeed, the time investment required for some sites can be a barrier. Many require tests to create matches. And communicating with potential dates can take the form of time-intensive emails before you even pick up the phone to chat with a potential pick. And that's before arranging an in-person meeting.
Hartman acknowledged that these factors make many older singles hesitant, particularly those who didn't grow up in the information age.
"The more unfamiliar you are with (technology), and the more it's not part of your norm or your upbringing, the more resistant you are," Hartman said.
On the other hand, looking at the recent Pew results should give some reluctant singles pause.
"In many cases, they're sitting at home hoping a solution will come to them," Hartman said.
And whether you're afraid or not, the best solution may be as close as the Enter key on your keyboard.
Wading into cyberdating
So how should those inclined to opt out hop over any hesitation?
First, Hartman says, accept that you will encounter people who aren't your type. (Just like in the real world.)
"You're going to meet strange people," she said. "They're not always going to be what you expect."
Start small, she advises. You don't have to go out on dates; simply set up a profile, she suggested, to see what starts filtering in.
They need to "just try it," she said. "They don't have to go on dates; they don't have to do anything."
Eventually, she said, people will start becoming comfortable with the sites and "realize it's really not a big deal."
Neuman encourages a similar approach, conquering the aversion in stages: creating a profile, taking time to think about what you want to say, pondering potential dates, then meeting in a public place.
"I think (online dating is) terrific," he said. "You get to find out a lot about people before dating them."
Delaney Gibson, 33, was sure she would never find true love online. She thought online dating was creepy, with each person knowing far too much about each other before meeting.
"I just thought, 'I don't want somebody to judge me on who I am before they even meet me,' " said Gibson, a singer-songwriter who lives in Austin, Texas.
But finally, after hitting 30, a pushy friend made her a profile on HowAboutWe, a site that connects daters through suggested date activities. Her buddy nagged her so much that she agreed to go on one date if he left her alone.
On that one date, though, she met Cameron. They got engaged in November 2012 and now have a baby son, Copeland.
"It was my first and last online date," she said. "I think it was probably in the back of my head that thought, 'What do I have to lose? I might as well just go ahead and try and see if anything works out.'
"And it did."
Dating in cyberspace
Some statistics from the recent Pew survey, "Online Dating and Relationships":
59 percent of Internet users think online dating is a good way to meet people.
53 percent of Internet users say online dating helps people find a better match.
21 percent of Internet users think people who use online dating sites are "desperate."
54 percent of daters say someone seriously misrepresented themselves in their profile.
28 percent of daters had been contacted through a site or app in a way they described as making them feel uncomfortable.
22 percentof daters asked someone else to help them with their profile.
To read the report, go to pewinternet.org.


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From a teaching on Songs of Barway Dorje by Bardor Tulku Rinpoche. Translated by Lama Yeshe Gyamtso.]
Any dharma activity — whether we engage in it as students, as practitioners, as disciples, or as teachers — any dharma activity that is performed without compassion, without the motivation of love and compassion, is poisonous. It is like eating poisoned food, or, if you're a teacher, feeding poisoned food to others. The food will nourish you, it will fill your belly, but at the same time it's making you sick. And the sickness produced by uncompassionate dharma activity is worse than physical sickness. We all, naturally, are very concerned with physical sickness; we don't like it. But the very worst thing physical sickness can do is kill us, and then it's over. We're cured. But the mental sickness that is produced by lack of compassion is far, far more dangerous than that because it covers or obscures reality. Literally covers it just like a curtain covering a window and preventing you from seeing what's outside. Lack of compassion, and even dharma activity conducted without compassion, adds to our obscurations and it causes us to be unable, temporarily, to see things as they are, unable to accurately connect to reality. Our minds become like dirty mirrors that can never show us the true beauty of our own face or anything else because they are so dirty that when we look in the mirror instead of seeing reflection all we see is dirt. And, that's what we become when we lack compassion.


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Peugeot has recently announced the 208 Rallye has arrived in the company's dealers, a few months since the model has been announced.
The Rallye Package for the Peugeot 208 means that the rear headrests will be removed, along with the center armrests and the soundproofing, and the model will get a white finish, tri-color racing stripes, the decals, the alloy wheels and some other minor tweaks which will make it stand out in a crowd.
"Our small idea has been a big hit on internet blogs and in the streets. Many people told us our creation was a great idea and –much more important- a great car", as the head of the Peugeot dealership Clara Automobile in Le Mans, France, told Car Scoop.
The Peugeot 208 Rallye is based on the 208 156 THP Feline model and it's powered by a 1.6 liter turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, which is producing a total output of 154 HP (156 PS). As you have probably already figured it out, the Peugeot 208 Rallye is inspired from the famous Rallye models. Additional details on the popular French hatchback with its Rallye package are limited for the moment and will be announced soon, along with the price list.
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A Canadian pharameutical company has made an offer to buy out Serie B club Bari.
The announcement from Millenia Hope Inc. was published in the Wall Street Journal, confirming the company had hired the AMG Law Firm to hold negotiations.
"Millenia Hope Inc. announces today that it has formally offered to acquire the professional SOCCER TEAM of the city of BARI, ITALY, known as Associazone Sportiva Bari.
"MILLENIA HOPE INC. is depositing an offer in the amount of 11.5 MILLION EUROS for this transaction. The offer includes television and radio rights which generate 4.5 million Euros per season. Promotional rights bring in approximately 2.5 million Euros annually.
"Millenia Hope Inc. considers this acquisition to be an excellent investment opportunity that will be extremely beneficial to the Company and its Shareholders."
Bari were founded in 1908, but have struggled financially in recent years and haven't made it to Serie A since their relegation in 2010-11.
The club has been owned by the Matarrese family for 30 years, but they have repeatedly called for other investors to buy them out.
See the latest Serie A predictions and betting tips with Eurotips.co.uk


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The Microsoft Surface RT which was just launched recently has finally gotten its price tag. The Quad-core Tegra 3 powered Microsoft Windows RT tablet is priced at RM1,549 for the 32GB version and RM1,849 for the 64GB version.
In terms of accessories, the Surface Touch keyboard goes for RM379 while the more tactile Surface Type cover is priced at RM409. At the moment, 3 retailers are listed: ThunderMatch, Challenger and Harvey Norman.
For more information, head over to the Surface RT page.
The Microsoft Surface RT will be officially launched in Malaysia next Thursday, 25th April 2013. Its launch event is happening at Publika and as an early promo, the first 300 buyers will be given extra goodies worth RM300.
In terms of specs, the Surface RT comes with a 1.3GHz Quad-Core Tegra 3 processor with 2GB of RAM, 10.6″ display that pushes 1366×768 pixels resolution and a choice of either 32GB or 64GB of storage. In terms of camera, it has a 1.2MP camera for both front and back. Launched in mid-2012, has yet to make a big impact and it would be interesting to see how would Microsoft price the Surface RT officially in Malaysia. At the moment, the Surface RT is listed from RM2,299 at IPMart for a grey import model.
The Surface RT may look the same as the more expensive Surface Pro but it runs on a ARM processor with Microsoft Windows RT. The biggest difference among the two is that the RT version only allows apps from their Windows Stores while the Pro version lets you install any full fledged Windows apps.
For more information of the Surface RT, head over to its product page here.


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We are running a series of special weapons and basics Ai Ki classes on Sundays at 2:00pm for all Brown belts and above. They will be held at Holt Dojo, Kingsford Smith School, Starke Street on the following dates:
- September 27th
- October 18th
- November 8th
- November 29th
- December 13th
We will be going through:
- jo katas
- kumi jo
- bokken and jo suburi
- tanto
- katate tori techniques
Wear your Ai Ki uniform and hakama if you have one. Normal Ai Ki class fees apply and bring your Ai Ki training card. This is a good opportunity to get extra lessons and Ai Ki practice in.


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Subject: Re: EFW & DNS cache poisoning flaw
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.security.firewalls.efw.user
Date: Friday 1st August 2008 13:43:51 UTC (over 9 years ago)
sysucl wrote: > Hello everyone, > > My LAN is behind an endian firewall box (v.1.1). I upgraded my local DNS > servers (bind9) to prevent dns cache poisonning. > My local DNS are configured to forward to OpenDNS servers for the "outside" > servers. > > When I perform a test (e.g. on doxpara website), it seems that i'm still > vulnerable. > I browsed this forum and upgraded dnsmasq to version 2.43, but it doesn't > seem to fix my problem. > It seems that the EFW box cancels the benefit of random udp source ports on > the bind9 servers; > > Can anyone help me with this issue ? > Thanks > > ps: I can upgrade to a newer version of EFW if necessary, but I want to be > sure this will solve the problem, since it involves interrupting internet > access for some time. > > I double checked the DNSmasq upgraded EFW I have deployed and did my local patched server and the results from Doxpara come back the same. It says it appears to be fine but to check this list and then shows some port numbers [which do not seem to change by the way.] Another test is to use dns-oarc.net dig +short porttest.dns-oarc.net TXT In windows you can use nslookup > nslookup > set type=txt > porttest.dns-oarc.net As far as I can tell the new version of DNSmasq does help but remember that it has to ask an upstream DNS server and word is that lots of ISP's have failed to do the upgrade. -Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/


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THIBODAUX -- Friends of Amy Hebert who gathered for her sentencing Thursday afternoon said they believe she will use her life in prison to change the lives of her fellow inmates.
THIBODAUX -- Friends of Amy Hebert who gathered for her sentencing Thursday afternoon said they believe she will use her life in prison to change the lives of her fellow inmates.
They also vowed to continue to fight for her freedom, stating their belief that the 42-year-old former teacher's aide and Sunday-school teacher was psychotic when she killed her children and should be in a mental institution, not a women's prison.
State District Judge Jerome Barbera of Thibodaux sentenced Hebert to serve two consecutive life sentences Thursday for the fatal stabbings of her 9-year-old daughter, Camille, and 7-year-old son, Braxton, on Aug. 20, 2007.
Hebert's sentencing came more than a month after her capital murder trial concluded with the same jury that convicted her voting to spare her life instead of sentencing her to death.
Hebert's friends said they don't expect her to sit in her cell moping about the jury's decision.
Instead, they expect she will tell other inmates at the Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women how God has sustained her through a series of hardships - her depression, her son's autism, her then-husband's infidelity and now her murder conviction.
"I believe, through it all, God will get the glory," said Stacey Stegmann, who attended Victory Life Church in Lockport with Hebert. "When she speaks about what God has done for her, it will change lives."
Hebert's life has changed, too.
"She may be behind bars, but she is free now for the first time in her life," said Ann Tabary, Hebert's lifelong friend who served as maid of honor in her wedding to her ex-husband, Chad Hebert.
Tabary explained that she felt the treatment Hebert has received for her severe depression has helped her regain a sense of control her mental illness robbed from her.
Friends of Hebert pray that one day an appeals court will overturn her conviction and return her to the outside world. That would correct the error they believe her trial jury made when it weighed her suicide notes more heavily than defense expert testimony that she had been psychotic when she killed her children, her friends said.
If jurors would have placed themselves in Hebert's shoes, her friends said, they would have realized that a loving mother would not stab her children more than 30 times apiece while in her right mind.
And they would have also realized her actions the day before her children's deaths did not suggest she planned to kill them. She helped Braxton with his homework, ironed their clothes and placed their backpacks in her vehicle, friends said.
Nearly two years after their deaths, Hebert still speaks of her children in the present tense and exhibits constant remorse over their deaths, according to friends.
"Not a day goes by where she doesn't think about Camille and Braxton," said Tabary, who has spoken to Hebert numerous times on the phone since she arrived at the prison. "They sustain her."
Just as Hebert will continue to love her children, her friends said they would continue to provide her encouragement.
"We love her unconditionally," Stegmann said, "and we're standing behind her no matter what."


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Which java web-hosting is the best?
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Which java web-hosting is the best?
What exactly you are looking for? Tomcat web application deployment ? what other support you are looking for?
I you are planning to host Dynamic web project then tomcat which is a free ware is enough. if you have the EJB Layer in your project then it's advisable to go for the Jboss.
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ALAMEDA — Coach Jack Del Rio wants to quickly bury the memories of the Raiders' 26-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
"We have a real good team," Del Rio said Monday at his weekly news conference. "Had a bad day yesterday. What's most important — win or lose — what's most important is how you get past the last one and get on to the next one."
The Raiders (4-2) continue to take a beating defensively and are ranked 32nd in passing and total defense and 30th against the run. Del Rio said he's taking a very micro approach this week as he seeks improvements.
"Where it starts is each man, when things don't go the way you want, each man looks and sees what he can do better," Del Rio said. "We're going to ask each guy, every player and every coach, 'Do something, do one thing better this week than you did last week.'"
Communication breakdowns continue to be cited as a major issue for the Raiders and the Chiefs took advantage with plenty of misdirection plays that left them confused and out of position.
"We'll work internally on that kind of stuff," Del Rio said. "It's clear that we're not operating the way we need to operate to play really good defense. It starts with the communication aspect from the sideline into the huddle, from the huddle amongst each other out there."
"When that cleans up, it's going to alleviate a lot of the issues that we're having and that's why I remain very confident in this football team and our ability to grow as this goes on."
One positive Del Rio can and is falling back on is the Raiders have racked up enough early season wins despite the poor defensive play to be tied for first place in the AFC West with the Denver Broncos after the first month and half.
"We're going to be better as we go," Del Rio said. "Fortunately, we've been good enough as a team to be 4-2 sitting here after six games. Clearly we're not pretending that we don't have work to do. We know we have work to do and we expect to be better."


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Memorial Day is the unofficial start of grilling season. According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (yes, it exists), Americans will consume about 7 billion hot dogs between now and Labor Day–that's about 818 per second! The estimated cost of all this is about $1.7 billion, or less than 25 cents per serving.
A large part of this low price is probably due to the quality of the ingredients, but I want to focus on hot dogs purchased from vendors rather than at supermarkets. Street corner hot dog stands have been cropping up around Durham for the last several weeks, and while I haven't purchased from any, I get the impression that they are quite inexpensive.
A nice stylized example for us to consider comes from a new book entitled X and the City: Modeling Aspects of Urban Life by John Adam. In chapter 4, "Eating in the City," Adam models how much of a hot dog is meat (which we have already seen is very inexpensive) versus bun:
Consider a cylindrical wiener of length and radius surrounded by a bun of the same length and radius , where . If the bun fits tightly then its volume is
where is the volume of the wiener. If a=3, for example, then . But a cheap hotdog bun is mostly air; about 90% air in fact!
When we put the wiener into a bun, its volume is increased dramatically even though the radius is increased only modestly. This is closely related to the reason that many of your desired destinations will be found near the edge of a map (chapter 2) or why frames can so easily dominate a painting.
If you enjoyed this post, you may see more examples from Adam's book in the coming weeks. Happy Memorial Day!


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Sharks score franchise record nine goals with win in Hartford
April 7, 2010 - American Hockey League (AHL) - Worcester Sharks News Release
Hartford, CT -The Sharks set a franchise record scoring nine goals and closed out a season long seven game road trip 4-2-1-0 with a 9-2 win in Hartford at the XL Center on Wednesday night.
Nine players had a multi-point game for the Sharks, Worcester had three power play goals, and Alex Stalock made 24 saves in his 38th victory of the season. Justin Braun had three assists in his first pro game, Danny Groulx set a Sharks record with his 12th goal from the blue line, and Dan DaSilva and Brandon Mashinter each reached the 20 goal plateau as the Sharks exploded for a franchise record nine goals in the hockey game.
The Sharks scored three goals and had rock solid goaltending by Alex Stalock in the opening period. Dan DaSilva (20th) fired a shot from the left circle that banked off Matt Zaba at 1:27 to give the Sharks a 1-0 lead. T.J. Trevelyan (27th) scored on his own rebound after a strong dig in the Hartford crease to put Worcester ahead 2-0. Rookie Justin Braun's shot from the right point was deflected in front by Brandon Mashinter (20th) with 1.2 seconds remaining as the Sharks headed into the locker room ahead by three goals outshooting Hartford 15-10.
Each team scored a special teams goal in the second in a period capped by a wild brawl at 18:07.
Kris Newbury (14th) extended his point streak to eight games at 4:00 with a shorthanded tally after he tapped the puck past Stalock after a great centering feed by Dan Byers on the shorthanded rush. Newbury received 22 penalty minutes and got the gate for arguing a non-call with referee Terry Koharski at 16:56 to give the Sharks a power play. T.J. Trevelyan (28th) fired a shot from on top of the left circle that was deflected off the skate of a Wolf Pack defender and past Zaba at 17:06 to give the Sharks a 4-1 lead. After Dwight Helminen was knocked down by an open ice check by Julien Broulliette, a wild brawl broke out in front of the Sharks bench at 18:07 that involved all ten skaters and the Sharks bench. Frazer McLaren and Jared Nightingale each received fighting majors to highlight the brawling.
Worcester put the game away in the third period with five goals; four of which came in the first 8:37 of the final period. John McCarthy (15th) scored at: 39 seconds followed by James Marcou's first professional goal at 1:27 to give the Sharks a 6-1 lead. Cory Quirk (8th), Brandon Mashinter (21st), and Danny Groulx (12th) also touched the back of the net in the final period to set a franchise record for nine goals in a game. Dane Byers (23rd) scored at 10:45 of the third period for the Wolf Pack.
Win the win, Worcester's record improves to (48-23-3-3, 102 points) and they now lead the Atlantic Division by three points over Portland. Worcester has three regular season games left this season (1 road, 2 home) and have a franchise best 102 points this season. The Sharks have clinched at least 2nd place in the Atlantic Division and will host Game 1 of the first round of the Calder Cup playoffs on Wednesday, April 14th at the DCU Center at 7pm. (opponent yet to be determined).
Notes: Three Stars: (3) Mashinter (2-0-2), (2) Braun (0-3-3-), (1) Trevelyan (2-0-2)... San Jose draft pick and UMass-Amherst product Justin Braun made his professional debut and had two assists in the opening period and three total...Alex Stalock made 28 saves for Worcester...Matt Zaba made 21 saves for Hartford and allowed six goals before being pulled in favor of Cameron Talbot...Final shots were 38-26 in favor of the Sharks... Worcester went 3-7 on the power play while Hartford went 1-3... Brett Westgarth picked up his 9th fighting major and Frazer McLaren his 11th...The Sharks finished their seven game road trip 3-2-1-0 and is now 3-4-0-0 vs. the Wolf Pack this season.
On Friday, April 9th, the Sharks host the Hartford Wolf Pack at the back end of a home-and-home series. Olympic Silver medalist, Erica Lawler from the US Women's hockey team will be honored as the "Leader of the Month" in part of the "Be A Leader" program presented by the Law Firm of Abigail Williams & Associates. Erika will sign autographs during the first intermission! Before the game, the Worcester Junior Wildcats Selects will face the Nichols College Men's Club Team in the finals of the Worm Pot. Representatives from the AHL will hand out the ALL-Rookie Team Award to Alex Stalock and Danny Groulx will collect his First Team All-Star trophy in a pregame ceremony. The FINALS for the 3rd annual Worcester Sharks Youth Hockey Shootout will take place during the first intermission as youth hockey (mites-bantams) players will battle for the best shooter and goaltender in Worcester County! Friday night's game will be shown LIVE on Charter TV3 with a 7pm faceoff.
On Saturday, April 10th, the Sharks close out their regular season home schedule as they host the Providence Bruins at the DCU Center of Fan Appreciation Night at 7pm. Doors will open at 4pm as the Boston Bruins Alumni will take the DCU Center ice with proceeds to benefit the "Why Me" organization of Worcester. The Alumni game begins at 4:30pm. A PARTY on the PLAZA will take place from 5:30-7pm with table games, face painters, the WXLO street team, and FINZ will be hanging out with some of his other mascot friends! One lucky fan will win a 32" flat screen television and the Sharks will be raffling off other great prizes in part of Fan Appreciation Night!
Saturday night is your FINAL chance to root on the Sharks before GAME ONE of the Calder Cup playoffs at the DCU Center on Wednesday, April 14th (opponent yet to be determined).
Purchase your Family Fun Pack today, which includes 4 tickets, 4 hot dogs & 4 sodas for only $65! Each addition person is just $16.25 per person.
2010 Playoff tickets are on sale now! As of now, only the first two Sharks home games in the first round are on sale "Games A & B". Season ticket holders will get the first round of the Calder Cup playoffs for FREE by placing a deposit on season tickets for the 2010-11 Sharks season by April 10th. Ticket strips for the first round (possible four games) and the entire playoff package (possible 16 games) are on sale now. Save up to 20% off Box Office prices by purchasing the first round or the entire playoff package today! For more information call the Sharks front office at 508-929-0500.
The Sharks are already taking deposits for their 5th season in Worcester! Jump in today and save over 30% off box office prices! Find out how to get the first round of the Calder Cup Playoffs for FREE by calling the Sharks front office 508-929-0500. Some of the exclusive benefits for full season ticket holders will include:
* Guaranteed same seat for all 40 home dates and playoff home games at the DCU Center
* Significant savings off box office ticket prices
* Priority access to purchase tickets to DCU Center events (subject to availability)
Season ticket packages, group tickets, and individual tickets for the 2009-10 and season are on sale now by contacting the Worcester Sharks Office at 508.929.0500 or by crashing the net at www.SharksAHL.com.
All games can be heard live on 580AM and 94.9FM WTAG, as well as online through AHL Live, by following the link on the Sharks website at www.SharksAHL.com.
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American Hockey League Stories from April 7, 2010
- Monsters Fight Back to Win in Shootout - Cleveland Monsters
- Monsters Storm Heat, Win 5-4 in Shootout - Abbotsford Heat
- Wolf Pack Devoured by Worcester Sharks, 9-2 - Connecticut Whale
- Wolves Nip Admirals, 2-1 - Chicago Wolves
- Griffins Tax Americans, 6-3 - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Special Teams, Goaltending Key In Admirals Victory - Norfolk Admirals
- Greg Gilbert Records 300th Career AHL Victory - Adirondack Phantoms
- Griffins Double Up Amerks to Halt Winning Streak - Rochester Americans
- Sharks score franchise record nine goals with win in Hartford - Worcester Sharks
- B-Sens Earn Point in Adirondack, but Fall to Phantoms 3-2 in OT - Binghamton Senators
- Admirals Finish Up Regular Season this Weekend - Milwaukee Admirals
- Dallas Recalls Gagnon, Returns Climie - Texas Stars
- Abbotsford Heat host 'Heat in the Street' - Abbotsford Heat
- Left Wing Bickell Recalled To Blackhawks - Rockford IceHogs
- Guy Boucher named AHL's Outstanding Coach - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Wolves Get Reinforcements From Atlanta As Chelios And Stapleton Return - Chicago Wolves
- Former Crunch Captains Mike Gaul And David Ling To Take Part In Pre-Game Ceremonies On Saturday, Apr - Syracuse Crunch
- Individual Playoff Tickets On Sale Now - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
- Capitals Assign Karl Alzner And Jay Beagle To Hershey - Hershey Bears
- Rampage To Host Boy Scout Night This Saturday - San Antonio Rampage
- Al Arbour Unable To Attend Friday Amerks Game - Rochester Americans
- Hamilton's Guy Boucher Named AHL's Outstanding Coach For 2009-10 - AHL
- Pirates Sign Erickson - Portland Pirates
- Moose Release Ryan McGinnis From PTO - Manitoba Moose
- Moose Announce Playoff Dates For North Division Semi-Final - Manitoba Moose
- Boston Bruins Alumni And Olympic Silver Medalist Erika Lawler At DCU Center This Weekend - Worcester Sharks
- B-Sens Weekly - Binghamton Senators
- AHL Morning Skate - AHL
- Greenberg Witnesses Milwaukee Sports History - Milwaukee Admirals
- Columbus Recalls Left Wing Tom Sestito - Syracuse Crunch
- B-Sens Host Broome County High School Hockey Association All-Star Game Saturday - Binghamton Senators
- Griffins Host Americans Tonight - Grand Rapids Griffins
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Ah, thank you. I think that I probably should have known that already. Z From: Lefty Leverenz [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: 28 January 2014 11:05 To: email@example.com Subject: Re: Building Hive I can only answer your last question about rebuilding the metastore: a new Hive schema tool can do that for you, as described in the wiki here<https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/Hive/Hive+Schema+Tool#HiveSchemaTool-TheHiveSchemaTool>. This tool can be used to initialize the metastore schema for the current Hive version. It can also handle upgrading the schema from an older version to current. It tries to find the current schema from the metastore if it is available. This will be applicable to future upgrades like 0.12.0 to 0.13.0. In case of upgrades from older releases like 0.7.0 or 0.10.0, you can specify the schema version of the existing metastore as a command line option to the tool. -- Lefty On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 2:39 AM, Peter Marron <email@example.com<mailto:email@example.com>> wrote: Hi, So I can see from http://hive.apache.org/downloads.html that I can download versions 11 and 12 and they will work with Hadoop 1.0.4 which I am currently using. So if I want to start stepping through the source, to look into my problem with indexes, should I try and build version 11 or 12 with Ant? I don't really want to expend a lot of time setting up a build environment with Ant knowing that it's all been superseded for later versions. So maybe I am better off moving to version 13 so that I can build with Maven? If I do move to version 13 will it work over Hadoop 1.0.4? If it does work will I have to re-build my metastore? Any recommendations? Peter Marron Office: +44 (0) 118-940-7609 firstname.lastname@example.com<mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> Theale Court First Floor, 11-13 High Street, Theale, RG7 5AH, UK [cid:firstname.lastname@example.com] [cid:firstname.lastname@example.com]<https://www.facebook.com/pages/Trillium-Software/109184815778307> [cid:firstname.lastname@example.com]<https://twitter.com/TrilliumSW> [cid:firstname.lastname@example.com]<http://www.linkedin.com/company/17710> www.trilliumsoftware.com<http://www.trilliumsoftware.com/> Be Certain About Your Data. Be Trillium Certain.
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The intrepid team of Inverurie businessmen have successfully conquered Africa's highest mountain, Kilimanjaro, raising more than £15,000 to support local charity North East Sensory Services (NESS).
Allan Rae, of Kirkwood Homes was joined by painting contractor Alan Lyon, and retail and commercial developer, Graeme Hay on the trek as part of a wider party of 14 people. The group set off with a shared objective of guiding Neil Skene, a completely blind fundraising coordinator for NESS and Leona Glennie, who is deaf and also works for NESS, on the tough trek up the mountain.
Allan Rae said, "We are very proud of what we have achieved for the NESS charity. Our initial target was £10,000 and we have outdone ourselves on this challenge with the help of many contributions from the likes of Kirkwood Homes, William Lippe Architects, GPH Builders Merchants, Andersons of Inverurie and Don Tarmacadam, amongst other local businesses, individuals, colleagues and family members.
"I think I speak on behalf of everyone when I say we all felt completely out of our comfort zone, experiencing a different climate, meeting new people and taking on various challenges. Even the simple things such as camping and getting washed was a challenge for us, however the determination from the group meant that everyone got stuck in."
Neil Skene added, "I always wanted to add Kilimanjaro to my list and with the help of these three amazing men assisting me and lending me a guiding arm, I was able to."