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Saludos from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba(Day 1)
Hey Marlins fans,
Early this morning, Gaby Sanchez, Chris Volstad, Stef, Jen, and Carin from the Mermaids jumped on a U.S. Navy C12 plane and took off for Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba. This is the first visit for the Marlins down here and day one has been great. First, on the way over here, Gaby and Chris took a turn at the wheel of the C12 sitting in the Co-pilot's seat next to our Navy pilot. These guys actually had a chance to "take the wheel" for a little bit and let's just say we're all glad to be safely on the ground.
Once we arrived, we took a ferry from the leeward side to the windward side of the island where we got our first glimpses of Guantanamo Naval Base. This is a 45 square mile area that houses about 6,000 folks from all the branches of our military. We hosted a baseball and dance clinic at Cooper Field in the afternoon for the kids that live on the base. This is the local recreation facility on the base where they have baseball/softball fields as well as a football/soccer field and a track. Everyone was excited to see us and the kids were able to take part in some baseball drills with Gaby and Chris as well as learn a basic routine from the Mermaids. After the clinic, we signed a few autographs and took some pictures with the families in attendance.
Next up, Monday morning is PT(physical training) with the Marines. Let see what kind of shape Gaby, Chris, and the Mermaids are in after that. It's very warm over here and it's already close to 90 degrees by 7am! It's been great so far and very rewarding being able to come down here and thank these folks for all they do for us on a daily basis in serving their country. On Monday we will also be going over to Marine Hill which is near the fence line that separates the base from Cuba. Until next time…

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Passwd::Keyring::OSXKeychain - Password storage implementation based on OSX/Keychain.
Version 0.3002
I do not have Mac. I wrote the library mimicking actions of some python libraries and tested using mocks, but help of somebody able to test it on true Mac is really needed.
OSXKeychain Keyring based implementation of Keyring. Provide secure storage for passwords and similar sensitive data.
use Passwd::Keyring::OSXKeychain; my $keyring = Passwd::Keyring::OSXKeychain->new( app=>"blahblah scraper", group=>"Johnny web scrapers", ); my $username = "John"; # or get from .ini, or from .argv... my $password = $keyring->get_password($username, "blahblah.com"); unless( $password ) { $password = <somehow interactively prompt for password>; # securely save password for future use $keyring->set_password($username, $password, "blahblah.com"); } login_somewhere_using($username, $password); if( password_was_wrong ) { $keyring->clear_password($username, "blahblah.com"); }
Note: see Passwd::Keyring::Auto::KeyringAPI for detailed comments
on keyring method semantics (this document is installed with
Passwd::Keyring::Auto package).
new(app=>'app name', group=>'passwords folder')
Initializes the processing. Croaks if osxkeychain keyring does not seem to be available.
Handled named parameters:
- app - symbolic application name (not used at the moment, but can be used in future as comment and in prompts, so set sensibly)
- group - name for the password group (will be visible in seahorse so can be used by end user to manage passwords, different group means different password set, a few apps may share the same group if they need to use the same passwords set)
- security_prog - location of security program (/usr/bin/security by default, possibility to overwrite is mostly needed for testing)
- keychain - keychain to use (if not default)
set_password(username, password, realm)
Sets (stores) password identified by given realm for given user
get_password($user_name, $realm)
Reads previously stored password for given user in given app. If such password can not be found, returns undef.
clear_password($user_name, $realm)
Removes given password (if present)
Returns how many passwords actually were removed
Returns info, whether this keyring actually saves passwords persistently.
(true in this case)
Marcin Kasperski
Please report any bugs or feature requests to issue tracker at https://bitbucket.org/Mekk/perl-keyring-osxkeychain.
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc Passwd::Keyring::OSXKeychain
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A motion for continuance was filed in Marion County Court on June 15th on behalf of Patrick Edouard and is awaiting a ruling from a District Court Judge on Friday. The defense has depositions they'd like heard in July.
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On Wednesday the Canadian government quietly changed labour rules regarding foreign temporary workers. Employers will now be allowed to pay them 15 per cent less than the average wage.
This isn't good news. Yes, we have an affordable childcare shortage, and yes, temporary foreign workers from the Phillipines and Hong Kong have been wonderful at filling that need. But, we shouldn't be solving problems on the backs of other humans. Regardless of nationality or citizenship, everyone needs to be treated fairly.
Human Resources Minister Diane Finley stated "We are taking action to ensure that the temporary foreign worker
program support our economic recovery and effectively responds to local
labour market demands," at a manufacturing plant in Nisku,
The need for workers will only get worse as baby boomers age out and retire. The need for caregivers will also increase, as elder care is needed for ailing baby boomers. Instead of looking at policies that encourage workplace flexibility for families, the government is going for a short term, easy win. On the backs of others.
Here's a link to CBC article with more details.
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I think it's a good idea to have a forum like this but why not allow read access to it? You might say that it's to get people to contribute to the community by posting, but all it makes me want to do is reply with things like *nice post!* to get my post count up so I can read things there. Making it read only til 275 posts then you can write would make more sense so that people new to your site, but maybe not so new to the computer security world could share in the information. I don't like posting a lot because they somehow seem to get too long and involved and I simply don't have the time...when I should be reading something lol
In all fairness I could have my post count up to 275 in ... probably a minute or so? *Borrow someone else's account to view it? Find my fav. php sploit? (j/k...it's like walking on eggshells around here)


text: Nelson Castillo wrote: >Hi. > >Could you please recommend a paper for reading? I'd like to know about parallel >sorting algorithms for this architecture. > >Regards, >Nelson.- > > > I was looking into this a few months ago. Here are some good papers I found: http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/393851.html -- Communications Conscious Radix Sort http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/569483.html -- Parallel Algorithms for Personalized Communication and Sorting With an Experinmental Study Martin Schmollinger: Improving Communication Sensitive Parallel Radix Sort for Unbalanced Data. Euro-Par 2003 <http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/%7Eley/db/conf/europar/europar2003.html#Schmollinger03>: 885-893 Schmollinger's PhD dissertation has a good chapter on this as well. -- -Larry / Sector IX


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Lauded by many critics, but struggling to catch on with consumers, Microsoft's Windows Phone smartphone software has gotten an overhaul.
The new version, Windows Phone 8, gains new features that should help it better compete with Google's (GOOG) Android and Apple's (AAPL) iOS, which underlies the iPhone. But even with the update, Windows Phone still has some notable shortcomings when compared with its two main rivals.
Unlike the prior version, the new Windows Phone software is based on the same basic code as the Windows operating system for PCs. That doesn't mean you can run Windows programs on Windows Phone devices. But it does mean programmers should be able to more easily modify those programs for Windows Phone.
And it means Windows Phone is able to tap into the support in Windows for a wide range of hardware. As a result, the latest devices will run on processors comparable to those users would find in Android devices, will feature high-resolution screens like those of the iPhone 5 or the Galaxy S III, and can support new hardware features including NFC chips and external memory cards. Those changes should make Windows Phone devices compare more favorably with their rivals.
In addition to replacing the software's innards, Microsoft has added a bunch of new features. One great new feature called Kid's Corner allows parents to set up a separate area for their children. The only apps kids will see inside are those that parents have approved. And while inside the area, kids can't accidentally send a text message, make a call, purchase an app or check your email.
I wish the settings were more sophisticated, and I don't like that the Kid's Corner also blocks access to the Web browser. But overall, it's a neat idea that I wish was available on other devices.
Windows Phone also has a new app called Data Sense that helps users limit the data they consume while connected to the cellphone networks. It compresses Web pages, lets users restrict their data use when they approach their limits and helps them find Wi-Fi hotspots.
It's a great idea but I didn't get to test it because the feature currently is only supported by Verizon, and the Windows Phone 8 device I have is on AT&T's network.
Other new features include the ability to re-size application tiles or to set devices so they display Facebook photos and updates on their lock screen. Users can also create virtual "rooms" of friends or family members within which they can share photos or exchange messages.
Together, the updates have improved Windows Phone 8 and make it more useful and fun to use.
But the software still has shortcomings. Perhaps the biggest one is that Windows Phone 7 devices can't run it, even if users bought those phone in recent days or weeks. Instead, to get Windows Phone 8, consumers will have to buy a new device.
Another shortcoming is the lack of apps. Microsoft says users will now find 120,000 apps for Windows Phone devices, and the company also claims that 46 of the top 50 applications available for its rivals, including Pandora, are now — or soon will be — available for Windows Phone.
But the total applications is still a small fraction of the number available for the iPhone or Android devices. And in my searches, the ones available included a lot of fluff.
I also found the claims about the availability of top apps dubious. I could only find seven of the top 25 paid apps available for the iPhone in the Windows Phone store. And of the top 25 free apps on the iPhone, 14 weren't available for Windows Phone devices — and that doesn't include five Apple-designed apps that aren't available for any other platform.
One big loss for Windows Phone 8 is that unlike its predecessor, it doesn't include turn-by-turn navigation. Instead, users have to find an separate app that provides the feature from the company's store. Nokia for one has committed to offering its Drive app to Windows Phone users, but right now it's only available for Nokia devices. The loss of this feature is unfortunate because it has become a standard one for smartphones.
If you're in the market for a smartphone, Windows Phone 8 is definitely worth a look. It's different, easy to use and offers some compelling features. But it's lack of apps in particular means it may not offer everything you want.
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What: Microsoft Windows Phone 8
Likes: Kid's Corner feature helps users to make the smartphone kid safe; Data Sense feature helps users monitor, limit data usage; able to run on wider range of phones with speedier processors and higher-resolution displays
Dislikes: Unavailable for Windows Phone 7 devices; offers fewer apps than rival platforms and few of the top apps available for the iPhone; lacks built-in turn-by turn driving directions.
Price: Comes preinstalled on new phones.
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CSS RebootNovember 01, 2005
Happy November, it's CSS Reboot day. With over 300 participants, there's a whole lot of fresh pixel goodness to look through. (Some of the sites seem a bit slow, likely due to the traffic.)
As with any project of this sort, people of all different backgrounds and skill levels have contributed. There are a few token efforts, and some feel strangely inspired by others, but overall the bar has been set rather high for this round.
Some of the cream of the crop:
- Personal Development
- Trevor Delamorandiere's business site. Nice colours, inspired portfolio.
- Lucid Crew
- A design team from the southern States, rocking the grunge look and the Scriptaculous library. (Check the portfolio)
- Cafe Lisa
- I liked the last version, and I love the new look. Although you can put me down as undecided whether the fixed frame works or not, it's good to experiment and a personal site like this is the ideal place for it.
- Vivified
- Bastiaan Terhorst's portfolio site. The grid layout and inventive blog format are complemented by strong photographs and a distinct visual style. Great work, probably my favourite of the bunch.
- e-Velocity
- Great colour scheme from this design and development studio from Ontario.
- Ribic.org
- There's just something about Slovenian designer Mitja Ribic's personal site. Strange layout, odd animated GIF annotation, but it all kind of works. I think.
And plenty more I didn't have time to go through. Great effort, all.
I wonder where CSS Reboot fits into the picture when it comes to the latest from Cameron Moll?
Hmm.. ribic reminds me of http://www.washboardabs.net/folio/ the way he uses those comments like "neat detail" and so on.
mind you, thats like saying the man in blue reminds me of mezzoblue because they both have a blue color in it.
As an aside - I wish people would specify image dimensions when they code so we dont have to put up with jumpy page loads.
"Personal Development" also caught its way into my own notes of Reboots worth to mention, which I will post in the next few days.
It's a really good example of how to use semantical markup to achieve accessibility, demonstrating, in the meantime, that accessibility doesn't have to be incompatible with good-looks.
On the same notes, I also scribbled some examples of "heavy inspiration", but that will most likely not make it to the final post (just for information, Simplebits seems to be very inspiring overall ;) )
Those were some good picks Dave. Also take a look at Matt Brett's website. I think this one is definitely one of the better ones in the reboot.
All in all, good job by those who participated.
I like the idea about a cssreboot, but i got to big. I don't like the way the pages get voted on(many good sites have a average of 1.9, while less good sites is on the top10). And nighter do I like that there is so many pages. I wished for a system where the users gave eachother response, and votes based on the response. That is my opinion. I'm not happy with my own page, but that is more my problem.
So, what's up with your name showing in the list Dave? Was this you, or just someone posing as you?
I specifically remember clicking on the URL on that page, and I came straight here from clicking it. I thought, this will be interesting, Dave Shea is participating in the Reboot (how fun). Looks like now though, the webmaster has edited the URL to point to his/her own site.
I think someone was just shankin' the status of your name just to get some extra traffic.
Are you thinking of a reboot too Dave?
For real. I'm put in a queue… Dave, do you read your queued comments?
First comment must have been dropped.
Dave, did you see the post on CSSReboot that had your name in it?
(I'll break the url so it won't go in a queue) cssreboot .com / rebooters/mezzo
Someone had originally used your URL to fake it like you were going to reboot, then when the reboot launched (today) they changed the URL to their scam.
Hey Dave,
Thanks for the heads up.
It's much appreciated :)
While that Personal Development site wears its Accessibility banner front-and-centre, it doesn't stand up to much scrutiny.
Apart from the fact that the text about accessibility (apparently "taking into consideration all of the common, as well as most of the uncommon, best practices") is far too small and poorly leaded to read comfortably, increasing the font-size to make it easier to see causes the white text to spill onto the white background, rendering it invisible.
Hardly what I'd call very accessible.
Unfortunately, each of these sites suffers either from bad contrast, heavy load time, or poor usability (or includes all these issues). Don't get me wrong - especially the authors -, all sites definitely look nice (great work, actually), but these issues need to be mentioned and, ideally, to be addressed.
www.mattbrett.com was by far my favourite. ribic is second.
I'm glad I'm not alone. I agree with Matthew http://www.mezzoblue.com/archives/2005/11/01/css_reboot/#c024185 entirely. I sampled 3 of your suggestions and my immediate impression was that they looked like splash screens (a homepage with very little information on it which I thought had been denounced as 'web evil' years ago) which was exacerbated by the fact that there was so much wasted space in prime screen estate.
We need to remind designers that it is IT, that is Information Technology. Web sites should be about disseminating information effectively not looking nice or pretty. By all means make the screen pleasing to look at but not at the expense of the message (unless your message is 'I'm pretty vacant', of course).
Ribic is definitely the best entry so far. None of the other designs seem very interesting to me. One thing I noticed is a lot of them followed the same layout scheme. Banner, navigation, content, footer. And a lot of them seem to have two or three boxes beneath the navigation, as seen in Personal Development.
anyway, I think the entries were better in the original CSS Reboot back in May. There doesn't seem to be enough motivation this time around. In fact, I didn't even know about this new reboot until about a month ago. If I had seen it earlier I would have entered too.
There were some 900 people signed up, so a 1/3 turnout isnt bad at all. Congrats to everyone that participated.
Right, now I remember why I don't bother browsing the comments on stylegala.com anymore.
Big thanks to those who understand the difference between constructive criticism, and just simply mouthing off with an opinion.


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Residents of southern Israel said they have suffered long enough at the hands of Gaza-based terrorists, as a barrage of missiles and mortar shells that began over the weekend continued into Monday morning.
By Monday morning, nearly 150 rockets and mortars had hit communities across southern Israel over a 36-hour period. There was widespread damage, and seven people were physically injured during the attacks, including four soldiers whose patrol vehicle was hit by an anti-tank missile.
There was a brief lull on Sunday night, reportedly brokered by Egyptian intelligence, but Palestinian terrorists quickly broke the truce with a medium-range missile that hit just outside a home in the southern Israel town of Netivot as local residents were trepidly preparing their children for the dangerous journey to nearby schools.
"We heard a siren, ran for shelter and then the blast sounded," a Netivot resident told Israel's Ynet news portal about Monday morning's attack. "I don't know how long this will last. It's scary. Kids on their way to school are hysterical, and there's no one to save them."
Local residents told The Jerusalem Post that after 10 years of suffering such attacks they have had enough, and many just want to leave the area, which, of course, is precisely the aim of the terrorists - to drive the Jews of lands they consider to be Muslim territory.
Ruvik Danilovich, the mayor of the large southern town of Beersheva, said that it was time for the government to take decisive action and end what is becoming a war of attrition. Danilovich was scheduled to meet with the heads of other local communities ahead of a meeting on Tuesday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
On Sunday, Netanyahu warned that if the rocket fire did not cease, Israel would up the ante. "The world needs to understand that Israel will not sit idly by in the face of attempts to attack us. We are prepared to intensify the response," said the prime minister.
A similar threat was issued by Defense Minister Ehud Barak, and even dovish President Shimon Peres said the "idiotic" rocket fire from Gaza warranted a "swift and strong" response from Israel.
Israeli military officials have been saying for over a month now that another ground invasion of Gaza was only a matter of time, as the only way to truly stop the rocket fire is to root out the terrorists in house-to-house combat.
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Sorry for the vague title, didn't know exactly how to word it.
My sister is graduating from college this week and I'm staying at my parents house for the week. They have me staying in their guest room which has 3 very religious items in it that, frankly, bother me. There is a wooden carving of Jesus' head looking all dour wearing the thorn of crows prominently staring at me as I sleep. There is a picture of Jesus with his heart floating over his chest and his heart is wearing a thorn of crowns and he is crossing his arms over his chest clearly showing off his stigmata. The third is a cross with Jesus on it directly hanging over the bed where my head is. The first night here I just couldn't sleep with this stuff. Not only do I not want to sleep in a room with gore hung on 3 of the 4 walls but I find Jesus, the cross and everything is entails to be very offensive to me. So, I decided to take them down and put them, very gently, on the dresser that is in the room.
My dad walked in just an hour ago to grab something and immediately noticed the stuff wasn't there. He asked me why I took them down and said "did they really offend you that much". I told him that I didn't want to sleep in a room covered with gore and that I didn't mistreat his stuff and wasn't attempting to be offensive. He said "well, it's important to my faith and it's my house". That's when I got annoyed and brought up and incident from the past. When I was younger, he had asked to borrow my car to drive to work one day since his was in the shop. I had a darwin fish sticker on the back of the car (one of the plastic ones). When he came home with my car it was ripped off. I asked him what had happened to it and he said that he tore it off because he refused to drive to work with it on there. Keep in mind, this was MY car that I paid for and I was loaning it to him as a favor.
So, he basically stormed off and now I'm thinking "WTF...I'm so tired of this shit". I never push 'atheism' on him and I tolerate his "I hope you find Jesus" and "I'll pray for you" bull shit so often even though it's so offensive. I am almost at the point where I just want to say "GAH...FUCK YOUR GOD...SERIOUSLY...JESUS CAN EAT A DICK!!!" But I'm staying here as a guest and I want to be polite.
Irony is that my mother, who is here also, is agnostic. You'd think he'd understand where I am coming from. He's just so used to her not ever bringing up religion. She is one of those agnostics who thinks that atheist is a bad word because we want to destroy religious freedom and that all non-religious people should just shut up and leave the religious people alone so they can ruin our country. In fact, she was giving me a ride to surgery a couple months ago and we passed by 5 churches in a row that were being built. I sighed and said "it makes me sad to see that" and she automatically assumed that I wanted to tear down all churches and outlaw religion and claimed I was being uber offensive. Even after I told her that it just makes me sad that people still cling onto religion despite all the negatives it has brought and that I in NO WAY wanted to outlaw religion and that I would die to defend peoples rights to believe in a god even if it makes me sad that they feel they need to.
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Although this would be hilarious, I'd advise against it...!?!
When your dad asked you if they "offended you so much", it would probably be enough to simply say "yes" and leave it at that. There is no need to leap into the minutiae of why you don't like the stuff - doing so is asking for a hostile reaction.
It certainly sounds like your dad is passionate about enforcing his beliefs and doesn't see the irony of the case you described where he borrowed your car. One thing is certain, though - bringing emotion into the discussion will not solve things.
No kidding. That's just plain messed up!
I understand how you feel about religion and the religious symbols but it is your parents house and you are a guest. Your sister is graduating from college and she should be the center of attention for you and your family.
If you want to rehash old arguments (Darwin Fish) do it after you sister's graduation. ChrisC makes a good point, emotions will not solve the issues.
It's your space. Do with it as you see fit, and if you have to bring up the incident with the Darwin fish, I wouldn't hesitate. If your father can't allow you your opinion and the implementation of that opinion, all he shows is his own bigotry.
Agree with Pat. The first thing that came to mind was a motel room. You'd still be available to anyone, and you could visit the house, but you wouldn't have to sleep in that creepy room. The way you described it, i don't think i could sleep there either.
I'm sure the situation is over, and you have handled the situation in an appropriate manner. Just for grins (I don't recommend the following action), you could have used one picture to wipe your back side. After doing so, state "This ain't even good for s--t." I hope you get a laugh from the imagery. And remember that there are plenty of other things that we have to disagree with our parents or kids besides religion. Don't let it get you down too much.
ha. to support the nation of Vatican is treason.. (in the USA) Connecting dots.. i mean
a. Castro, actually a Catholic.. they took 'atheist' or ism outta the Cuban Const. at the request of whatever pope in the 90's
so. since the USA permits atheists to exist and express their views seems the Cuban Commis and Vatican (commis?) .. in name only.. communist that is.. have become legion and boy do they hate America...
when Bush said 'they hate our freedumz..." he was right w/that notion but wrong enemy.. ; )
lookie here!
(print hang up on wall see what happens!? stand back! LOL sigh...
just sayin' there's no U.S. flag flying around the Vatican grounds nah mean!?
"y "GAH...FUCK YOUR GOD...SERIOUSLY...JESUS CAN EAT A DICK!!!"
LOL now now.. name calling is counterproductive... ; )
calling out the farce tho aok
Whether or not it is your parents' house, putting all of those religious decorations in the guestroom makes your father a very poor host. If your father doesn't like visitors, then why keep it a guestroom? I would make my guests welcome (and a guest feels better having a cross in the room, he/she can bring it on the provision that he/she takes it with him/her when he/she leaves).
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This summer Free News Projects will release a new untitled album of music written and performed by artist Jim Houser. The package consists of a six-track 10" vinyl record and a beautifully designed 16 page full-color booklet which features images and artwork also created by Mr. Houser.
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for the last 10 or so years, making music has always been the place that i turned when the paintbrush wasn't working for me. i found that even when i was burned out from making art , the act of sitting and making music would allow me not to feel like a waste of time and space.
i came to realize that this was part of my whole process , so why not incorporate those sounds into the installations i do in a gallery. from an art-show- type-view , it felt like , ok , so now this represents EVERYTHING i made during the last 6 months or so , not just the visual art. and i was very happy with how the sounds accompanied the sights . my music found a home in my artwork.
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Serve static files from a Yesod app.
This is great for developing your application, but also for a dead-simple deployment. Caching headers are automatically taken care of.
If you are running a proxy server (like Apache or Nginx), you may want to have that server do the static serving instead.
In fact, in an ideal setup you'll serve your static files from
a separate domain name to save time on transmitting
cookies. In that case, you may wish to use
to redirect requests to this subsite to a separate domain
Note that this module's static subsite ignores all files and
directories that are hidden by Unix conventions (i.e. start
with a dot, such as
".ssh") and the directory tmp on the
root of the directory with static files.
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- data family Route a1
- type StaticRoute = Route Static
- static :: FilePath -> IO Static
- staticDevel :: FilePath -> IO Static
- embed :: FilePath -> Q Exp
- staticFiles :: FilePath -> Q [Dec]
- staticFilesList :: FilePath -> [FilePath] -> Q [Dec]
- publicFiles :: FilePath -> Q [Dec]
- base64md5 :: ByteString -> String
Type used for the subsite with static contents.
data family Route a1
The type-safe URLs associated with a site argument.
type StaticRoute = Route StaticSource
Smart constructor
static :: FilePath -> IO StaticSource
Produce a default value of
Static for a given file
Does not have index files or directory listings. The static files' contents must not change, however new files can be added.
staticDevel :: FilePath -> IO StaticSource
Same as
static, but does not assumes that the files do not
change and checks their modification time whenever a request
is made.
embed :: FilePath -> Q ExpSource
Produce a
Static based on embedding all of the static
files' contents in the executable at compile time.
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static call in Settings/StaticFiles.hs
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assets will be 404'ed. This is because by default yesod will generate compile those
assets to
static/tmp which for
static is fine since they are served out of the
directory itself. With embedded static, that will not work.
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staticFiles :: FilePath -> Q [Dec]Source
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staticFiles "static/"
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"static/style.css" and
"static/js/script.js", then the following top-level
definitions would be created:
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.), dashes (
-) and slashes (
/) are
replaced by underscores (
_) to create valid Haskell
staticFilesList :: FilePath -> [FilePath] -> Q [Dec]Source
Same as
staticFiles, but takes an explicit list of files
to create identifiers for. The files path given are relative
to the static folder. For example, to create routes for the
"static/js/jquery.js" and
"static/css/normalize.css", you would use:
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publicFiles :: FilePath -> Q [Dec]Source
Same as
staticFiles, but doesn't append an ETag to the
query string.
publicFiles will speed up the compilation, since there
won't be any need for hashing files during compile-time.
However, since the ETag ceases to be part of the URL, the
Static subsite won't be able to set the expire date too far
on the future. Browsers still will be able to cache the
contents, however they'll need send a request to the server to
see if their copy is up-to-date.
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The Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE) Program is British Columbia's Hunter Education Program. It is also a great program for anyone interested in outdoor recreation.
The CORE Program consists of a practical firearms handling test, and a written examination on all of the following subjects:
• Conservation
• Ethics
• Law and Regulations
• First Aid and Survival
• Firearm Safety
• Animal Identification
• Bird Identification
The CORE Manual and the Hunting and Trapping Regulation Synopsis are the resource manuals used to learn these subjects.
BC Residents who are 18 years of age or older and who wish to obtain a hunting licence are required to complete the CORE Program.
Online Hunter Education Course Now Available - study for your CORE exam online!
The goal of the CORE Program is to ensure that prospective hunters meet acceptable standards of knowledge and skill for safe and ethical participation in hunting recreation.
The Hunter Safety Training Regulation prescribes the required fees for the CORE Program is $30 for each test and $30 for the graduate certificate.
Individuals who have completed a hunter education program from another province or territory of Canada, or a state of the United States of America are exempt from the requirement to complete the CORE Program. Contact a Service B.C. Centre for more details on program exemption.
Designated Agency
The BC Wildlife Federation (BCWF) operates the CORE Program on behalf of the Ministry of Forests, Lands, and Natural Resource Operations.
CORE Examiners
CORE Examiners are appointed under provincial regulation. They may instruct classes and conduct examinations.
CORE Examiners should be able to inform you of where and when courses and/or examinations sessions are being conducted, and how to obtain the CORE Manual and the Hunting and Trapping Regulation Synopsis in your community.
CORE Examiners names can be obtained by clicking here; by calling or visiting a Service B.C Centre; by contacting the Ministry of Forests, Lands, and Natural Resource Operations; or by calling the BCWF at 1-888-881-2293.
Want to be a CORE Examiner?
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Exam preparation by:
• Enrolling in a CORE Course: or
• Completing a program of self-study.
Independent instructors offer CORE Courses. The student should ensure that the course offered is of the quality, content and length appropriate for their learning requirements. Instructors offering CORE Courses should provide complete examination preparation and may make arrangements for testing by CORE Examiners. Discuss these arrangements with the instructor.
You should ask the independent instructor if the course fee includes all costs: the manual, examination fees and graduate certificate fees. The fees for a CORE Course vary greatly and are not prescribed by regulation.
Individuals may choose the self-study method to prepare for the examinations. It is suggested that you allow approximately 24 hours to study the CORE Manual and use of the Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis.
The CORE Manual explains the self-study method and has sample questions to prepare you for the written examinations. A combination of reading, previous firearms handling experience and training, or tutoring maybe required to prepare you for the firearms practical examination.
You may also wish to try the Introduction to Hunter Education Internet course as another tool for self-study for the CORE Examinations. Check out the website www.ihea.com for more details.
Once you feel ready to take the examinations contact the CORE Examiner in your area. CORE Examiners operate on their own schedule and should be contacted well in advance of the desired examination date to arrange a mutually agreeable time and location for testing.
The examination process
Prior to starting the examinations, the CORE Examiner will have you complete a registration form. Until both exams have been successfully completed, the registration form may be kept by the student to be shown to an examiner each time an examination is taken, otherwise the record of the successful completion of a test may be lost.
Two tests required
The written examination consists of 75 multiple-choice questions based on the CORE Manual and the Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis.
You must obtain at least 56 points overall to pass the written examination. Supplemental information from the CORE Manual is not tested.
There is no time limit for the written examination. Upon completion of the test, the examiner will provide the results to the student. A failed exam must be retaken on a date other than the day the test was failed. Each time an examination is taken, a $30 fee is payable to the examiner.
The practical firearms handling examination requires the safe handling of two of the five types of firearm actions, including the identification and loading/unloading use of dummy ammunition. A minimum score of 23 out of 30 is required for a pass. The examiner will provide the firearms.
Individuals who have satisfactorily completed the Canadian Firearm Safety Course (CFSC) need not complete the CORE practical firearm-handling examination.
You must provide the CORE Examiner with the completed CFSC report form showing successful test completion to be exempt from the practical firearms handling examination.
A Possession and Acquisition License (PAL) and/or Possession Only Licence (POL) are NOT acceptable for the exemption to the CORE practical firearms handling exam.
Graduate Certificate
When both examinations have been successfully completed, the examiner will give the student a document of completion. The student must send this form, along with a $30 administration fee payable to the BCWF, to obtain a graduation certificate.
You will need to take this graduation certificate to the local Service B.C. office and request a B.C. Resident Hunter Number Card (RHNC). There is no cost for the RHNC. Before a RHNC is issued, you will have to prove that you are a BC resident and that you meet the minimum age requirements.
With your RHNC you may purchase a hunting licence and enter the limited entry-hunting draw.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most hunters use firearms. Provincial and federal law governs how the hunter gets a firearm and uses it during hunting. Here are some of the frequently asked questions on this subject.
1. Do I need a Federal Firearms Licence in order to go hunting
If you are bow hunting you are not required to possess a firearms license. If you are hunting with a firearm, in most cases, yes you are required to possess a licence unless you are being supervised. To hunt you need a hunting licence issued by the province. If you are hunting or just carrying a rifle or shotgun in the bush, you require a Federal Firearms Licence. If you are bow hunting, you only require a hunting license.
If you borrow a firearm you need a federal firearm licence (PAL, or POL) unless you are being supervised by someone who is legally allowed to have that firearm.
If you have passed the Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Education (CORE) program, obtained a B.C. Resident Hunter Number Card, and purchased a hunting licence; you can go hunting in accordance with the rules in the Wildlife Act and Regulations. If you do not own a firearm and your hunting partner lends you a firearm, as long as he or she provides direct and immediate supervision, you may hunt with that firearm. If your hunting partner leaves you on a tree stump while he or she goes out to scare the game towards you, are you under their direct and immediate supervision? Most people and the police would say NO, you need a Federal Firearms Licence.
If stopped at a roadblock, the Conservation Officer will ask you for your hunting licence. The Conservation Officer will ensure you are in compliance with the Wildlife Act and Regulations (Provincial Law). If the RCMP officer or municipal police force officer approaches you, he or she may ask for your Federal Firearms Licence. They want to check and see if you are legally in possession of that firearm in accordance with the Criminal Code of Canada and the Firearms Act.
During the hunting season, you must have a hunting licence and a federal firearms licence with you, if you are hunting with a firearm, unless you are being supervised. The person supervising will need a federal firearms licence.
2. Does my son or daughter under 18 years of age need a Federal Minors Permit in order to go hunting with a firearm?
No. The Federal Minors Permit is generally issued to youth in British Columbia between the ages of 12 to 17 who need to use a firearm in an unsupervised situation. This occurs for youth that participate in biathlon competition. It is hard for the adult to supervise the youth while the youth is skiing through the woods.
Youth (ages 10 to 17 inclusive) who participate in hunting in British Columbia must be accompanied by, and be under the close supervision of, an adult (18 years or older) who holds a valid hunting licence and meets other prescribed qualifications. "Accompanied" under the Wildlife Act means to remain in the company of the other person, able to see the other person without the aid of any device other than ordinary corrective lenses and able to communicate by unamplified voice with that person.
Close and personal supervision is not defined in the Wildlife Act. Neither is direct and immediate supervision in the Criminal Code. If you give a youth a shotgun and put them in a duck blind 20 feet away from your duck blind, you may have met the requirement to accompany that youth under the Wildlife Act. Do you think you have met either of the supervision requirements? Most people would say no.
3. I have successfully completed the CORE program; do I need to take the Canadian Firearm Safety Course in order to apply for a Federal Firearms Licence?


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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, Office of the State Fire Marshal establishes minimum fire safety standards for buildings. The department's Board of Fire Services develops standards for fire department personnel, fire-fighting techniques and equipment, and recommends curricula for training courses in fire science. It also researches, reviews, and prepares new safety standards and technologies for public fire safety.
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Wilmington, Del., June 5, 2013 — Regardless if the race is run on the turf or dirt, Barry and Joni Butzow's Bryan's Jewel figures to be one tough contender when she meets twelve foes in the $75,000 John W. Rooney Memorial at Delaware Park this Saturday. The mile-and-a-sixteenth turf affair for fillies and mares is named after the former vice-president of racing and vice-president of finance who served Delaware Park for 44 years. The Rooney is the local prep for the Grade III Robert G. Dick Memorial to be run on July 13.
"We are going to enter and see how the race comes up," said Robertson. "We will probably hope for some rain. She likes the grass, but obviously there are quite a few in the race that are hard-knocking grass fillies. She runs well on both turf and dirt, so we can be flexible, but we are also thinking about the Obeah Stakes the following week."
The mile-and-an-eighth $100,000 Grade III Obeah Stakes is the local prep for the big filly and mare summer classic, the mile-and-a-quarter $750,000 Grade I Delaware Handicap to be run on July 20.
Bryan's Jewel has a career record of six wins, five seconds and four thirds from 21 starts, with earnings of $300,428. The Kentucky-bred has a turf record of two wins, three seconds and a third from six starts, with earnings $124,700. Five of those turf starts have been at Delaware Park, where she broke her maiden in a one-mile turf event in 2011 and also won the $75,000 George Rosenberger Memorial on the grass last year. But her Delaware Park success has not been limited to the turf. In her eight starts on the main track at the Stanton-oval, she has two victories, two seconds and three thirds. In her most recent outing, she finished second in the $50,000 Winter Melody Stakes on the Delaware Park main track on May 22.
But Louis Schaffel, Jim Collins and Joel Schwartz's Team will be hard to beat, especially if the race remains on the grass. The 5-year-old daughter of Empire Maker sports a turf record of three wins, two seconds and two thirds from eight starts. Last year, the Kentucky-bred conditioned by Christophe Clement finished fourth in the mile-and-three-eighths Grade III Robert G. Dick Memorial at Delaware Park. She has a career record of four wins, two seconds and two thirds from 10 starts, with earnings of $139,790.
Another top contender is George and Lori Hall's In the Rough. In her most recent, the 6-year-old daughter of Stormy Atlantic finished fifth in a Gulfstream Park turf allowance on April 3. Last year, the Virginia-bred conditioned by Kelly Breen won the one-mile $60,000 Forever Together Stakes at Delaware Park. She has a career record of five wins, seven seconds and four thirds from 32 starts, with earnings $316,740.
$75,000 John Rooney Memorial
For fillies and mares 3-year-olds and upwards
at a mile and a sixteenth (turf)
PP # HORSE OWNER TRAINER JOCKEY Wg OD
1 1 In the Rough George & Lori Hall Kelly Breen Ryan Curtalo 117 9/2
7 1A Srumdiddlyumptious George & Lori Hall Kelly Breen Ryan Curtalo 117 9/2
2 2 Access to Charlie Howard Bender Lawrence Murray TBA 117 15-1
3 3 Bryan's Jewel Barry & Joni Butzow McLean Robertson Alex Cintron 117 6-1
4 4 Laughing Richard Santulli Alan Goldberg R. Alvarado Jr 117 5-1
5 5 Carrietta Robert Cole Howard Wolfendale TBA 117 30-1
6 6 Absolute Crackers Flaxman Holdings H. Graham Motion Daniel Centeno 117 12-1
8 7 Welcome Dance Ramona Bass Michael Matz Alex Cintron 117 8-1
9 8 Angel Terrace Augustin Stable Jonathan Sheppard Daniel Coa 117 10-1
10 9 Fire Assay AJ Suited Racing Stable James Toner Daniel Centeno 117 20-1
11 10 Tanivan Happy Got Lucky Stable Marcos Zulueta Maria Remedio 117 20-1
12 11 Team Schaffel, Collins et al Christophe Clement Jeremy Rose 117 4-1
13 12 Onepointhreekarats Live Oak Plantation H. Graham Motion Jeremy Rose 117 6-1


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Sherry, a 10 year old female from the Internet asks on August 31, 1999,
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Most meteorologists do shift-work for some part of their career. I did. People want an up-to-date weather forecasts at all hours, and the weather doesn't go to bed. So some meteorologists have to be up to prepare it. Just as with nurses and doctors, it's part of being in a job where you help people. I found the interest of the job more than compensated for the shift work. Many meteorologists like the weather forecasting challenge so much they spend their careers doing shift-work.
In a sense meteorologists are almost always wrong. If you forecast the temperature to be very slightly too low (or high) some would say the forecast is wrong. That type of person is called a perfectionist. They usually lead a miserable life because for most problems in life you can rarely have the exactly right answer. But you can be close enough to being exactly right to be helpful to people. And providing helpful information is what most meteorologists care about. Even with all the weather satellites, radars and supercomputers sometimes you make a mistake, and you do feel bad about it. If you did your best then its not your fault; the science of meteorology isn't perfect. You just have to tolerate the complaints, knowing that most times you are accurate enough to be helpful. In summary on your two good questions. You have to be physically tough to stand shift work, and mentally tough to be able to find satisfaction in a job where errors (mostly small) happen all the time, and large errors happen occasionally. Some people are not tough enough, and it's good to think about whether you are before deciding you want to be a meteorologist.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - Despite a pair of losses last week, the Georgia College & State University men's basketball team (19-4, 12-2 PBC) kept slots in the most recent national and region polls, getting selected as the No. 23 team in the country and No. 3 in the Southeast Region.
This marks the fourth-straight week that Georgia College has appeared in the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Division II Rankings. Head coach Terry Sellers' Bobcats dropped nine national slots with the pair of losses, and are listed second among the pair of Peach Belt Conference (PBC) schools in the top-25.
Augusta State University was listed at No. 5, after topping the Bobcats 84-67 last week. Arkansas Tech maintains the top spot with a 23-0 record, Southern Indiana is also 23-0 in the second spot.
The NCAA Southeast Region Poll was also released, as Georgia College slid one spot in the region's best 10. Four Peach Belt schools made this list, again headed by ASU in the top spot. Francis Marion University came in fifth, while the Falcons of the University of Montevallo are ninth.
Mount Olive College leapfrogged the Bobcats to take away the No. 2 slot. One place behind Georgia College was Catawba College, while FMU rounds out the top five. Limestone College and Anderson University took sixth and seventh, respectively, with Lincoln Memorial University nabbing the eighth slot. Behind the Falcons was Pfeiffer University.
This poll is used to determine the five at-large teams for the NCAA Tournament in March.
Both polls were released prior to Georgia College's 61-60 win at Georgia Southwestern State University Wednesday night. The Bobcats are back in action at the Centennial Center Saturday, Feb. 20 at 3:30 p.m. against Columbus State University.
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So he's worth less than Jason Garrison and more than Filip Kuba based on his All Star season this past year? Hmm.The_Pauser wrote:No guarantees he takes the next step, but I don't see how it makes sense to invest $6M+ long-term in him hoping that he does. It is his potential to take the next step that has me willing to go up to $5.25M for him, otherwise I would be looking at the $4.2-4.5M range.
Edler played through injuries this past season, if I remember correctly.dbr wrote:Or maybe Bieksa for once isn't dealing with a huge gash on his leg? Funny how a player gets significantly better when he isn't dealing with a significant injury.
And are you seriously trying to argue that playing with Dan Hamhuis doesn't help Kevin Bieksa? I'm not sure even KB would argue that..
Nobody... nobody engaged in this discussion is clamoring to pay Alex Edler $6.6m a year.I never said Edler WASN'T going to close the gap or surpass Bieksa. I was saying that Edler has not been better than Bieksa, so right now he is not worth more than Bieksa. I recognize Edler's potential to improve and would be comfortable paying him more than Bieksa, but around $2M more is absurd.
I mean sure, a bunch of GMs would if he ever hit unrestricted free agency (in an environment similar to what we have this year), but you're not aguing against them. You're arguing against the straw man you've erected in this thread.
You're completely ignoring what happened prior to these two players making the NHL. By the time Edler was playing his first games in a high level league (the dub in 2005-06) Kevin Bieksa had played four years in the CCHA and a full season in the AHL.Edler hasn't had to deal with the same physical issues that Bieksa had to deal with. Edler also has almost as much NHL experience as Bieksa has. Usually plyaers develop with experience, and physically. Physical development tends to occur at the very beginning of a players career after they are drafted. The second component comes through experience and with that I fail to see how Edler's age will matter too much in comparison to Bieksa given their NHL experience.
That year was the first in which he played more than 40 games in a season and the third in which he played over 10, he might have the least amount of mileage (ie. experience) of any player with nearly 400 games of NHL experience.
And like I said previously, Bieksa has improved as a player in his late 20s, it's pretty common for defensemen to do this (it's bsaically a cliche that defensemen take longer to develop than forwards), I don't see why it's so unreasonable.
We are talking about Matt Carle money here.Again, to sum this up: I do think Edler has potential, which is why I would be comfortable making him our highest paid defenseman. However, I do not feel that Edler has been our best defenseman, and the stats support me on this. Edler has had moments where if he wore the number 3 on his jersey people would be trying to run him out of town. Is there a guarantee that he will develop and improve? No. Is it likely that he will? Tough to say, but I am willing to pay to find out. I am just uncomfortable with paying him like he's a legitimate number 1 defenseman when he hasn't proven that he is one.
Look at the guys making $5.5m-$6.5m, it's littered with guys that are not the mythical "legitimate number 1 defenseman" - Carle, Visnovsky, Burns, Seabrook, Green, Timonen, Phaneuf. I'd take a bunch of em on my team, some are as good as or better than Edler, many are not. Over the term of a hypothetical six year deal you'd see a ton of others hit that pay grade that wouldn't be near as good as Edler.
But.. we are talking about the low end of that. I'd be happy with $5.5m for Edler, content with $5.75m-6m and I would see $6-6.5m as the cost of doing business in this league (I wouldn't be happy about it unless we watched him put up a monster season this year). A GM desperate to add talent to his blueline (ie. most of them) might even offer him more in the kind of UFA environment we have today.
Anyway, it's obvious we disagree about how good Edler is now as well as what capacity he has to improve. Not surprising then that you see his value to the team now and in the future differently than I do.


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ARLINGTON, Va. — New test results show that some automakers are doing a good job of designing vehicle roofs that perform much better than current federal rollover standards require. The roofs on other vehicles need improvement. In the first Insurance Institute for Highway Safety roof strength tests of midsize SUVs, 6 earn the top rating of good for rollover protection, 1 is acceptable, and 5 others earn the second lowest rating of marginal.
Midsize SUVs earning good ratings are the 2010 Chevrolet Equinox (twin GMC Terrain) built after March 2010, Jeep Liberty (twin Dodge Nitro), Toyota Highlander and Venza, plus the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Kia Sorento, both 2011 models. The 2010 Ford Edge is rated acceptable. The worst performers, which earn marginal ratings, are the Honda Accord Crosstour, Honda Pilot, Mazda CX-7, Mitsubishi Endeavor, and Nissan Murano, all 2010 models.
In addition to earning good ratings for rollover protection, the Equinox, Grand Cherokee, Highlander, Sorento, and Venza also earn the Institute's Top Safety Pick award. To achieve this, a vehicle has to earn good ratings for occupant protection in front, side, rear, and rollover crashes. It also has to have electronic stability control.
Roof strength-to-weight ratio within 5 inches of crush
The rollover rating system is based on Institute research showing that occupants in vehicles that roll benefit from stronger roofs. Vehicles rated good must have roofs that are more than twice as strong as the minimum required under the current federal safety standard. The ratings, products of the Institute's roof strength testing program, add to consumer information tests that rate vehicles' front, side, and rear crashworthiness. The rollover test is designed to help consumers pick vehicles that will protect them the best in one of the most serious kinds of crashes.
"Midsize SUVs are a big group so we're testing them in stages," says Institute president Adrian Lund. "First results show that automakers are making progress in rollover protection, but it's disappointing that a new design like the Crosstour didn't perform better."
Top performance in the roof test is important because nearly 10,000 people a year are killed in rollover crashes. When vehicles roll, their roofs hit the ground, deform, and crush. Stronger roofs crush less, reducing injury risk from contact with the roof itself. Stronger roofs also can prevent people, especially those who aren't using safety belts, from being ejected through windows, windshields, or doors that have broken or opened because the roof deformed. Roofs that don't collapse help keep people inside vehicles when they roll.
The best occupant protection is to keep vehicles from rolling in the first place. Electronic stability control is significantly reducing rollovers, especially fatal single-vehicle ones. When vehicles roll, side curtain airbags help protect people. Safety belt use is essential.
In the Institute's roof strength test, a metal plate is pushed against 1 corner of a roof at a constant speed. To earn a good rating, a roof must withstand a force of 4 times the vehicle's weight before reaching 5 inches of crush. For an acceptable rating, the minimum strength-to-weight ratio that's required is 3.25. A marginal rating value is 2.5, and anything lower than that is poor. The Grand Cherokee, Highlander, Liberty, and Venza, for example, withstood forces of nearly 5 times their weights. This compares with 2.8 times weight for the Crosstour and about 3 times weight for the Endeavor and Pilot. A strength-to-weight ratio of 4 reflects an estimated 50 percent reduction in serious or fatal injury risk in single-vehicle rollover crashes, compared with the current federal standard of 1.5.
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Pepperidge Farm Launches Baked Naturals Cracker Chips
To snack or not to snack is the question for many consumers when mid-afternoon cravings strike. Fortunately, you can feel better about snacking with a healthier option that tastes great.
Pepperidge Farm Inc., Norwalk, Conn., a part of Campbell Soup Co., launches Pepperidge Farm Baked Naturals Cracker Chips. With 60-65 percent less fat per serving than the leading potato chip, always-baked Cracker Chips are a wholesome snack alternative.
Available in two flavors, Simply Cheddar (130 calories for 27 pieces) and Simply Multigrain (140 calories for 27 pieces), both varieties contain 18g of whole grains per serving and no artificial flavors or preservatives, so people no longer need to choose between snacks that taste good and snacks that they can feel good about eating. They can snack without compromising.
Wholesome snacking is a challenge. According to a recent study by Wakefield Research for Pepperidge Farm, 67 percent of women surveyed agreed that when it comes to snacking, it's difficult to find a snack that is both wholesome and satisfying. Even more revealing, 68 percent reported that they are more likely to choose something that tastes good over something that is good for them. While many women stated that they only snack when hungry, 39 percent admitted to nibbling when they are bored and 34 percent confess to munching during stressful moments.
Which taste best satisfies snack cravings? According to the study, the three most satisfying snack tastes are salty (28 percent), sweet (27 percent) and crunchy (23 percent), while the three least satisfying snack tastes are savory (11 percent), chewy (6 percent) and spicy (5 percent). Baked Naturals Cracker Chips' slightly salty, crunchy taste satisfies more than half of all women's snacking preferences. Even though 49 percent feel "energized" and 11 percent feel "relaxed" after grabbing a pre-dinner snack, not all women experience positive feelings – one in five women (20 percent) report feeling "guilty" following a post-lunch snack.
"Pepperidge Farm is delighted to offer consumers a delicious snack option that they can feel good about," says Vice President Steve White. "With the whole-grain goodness of a cracker in a great-tasting, light and crispy chip, Cracker Chips are a perfect addition to the wholesome Baked Naturals line."
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Victor Sullivan wrote:The image isn't working for me, Helix
Victor Sullivan wrote:Thanks. The pic is still not showing up, but the link works.
keiths31 wrote:This was a nice looking map that I was looking forward to playing until it died in the water. Good luck to all who try getting this up and going again.
I would like to point out to any potenial cartographers out there that the blob representing Cape Breton is quite misshapen, both on the rough mock-up above and the Golfe map that was sent to the recycle bin so many months ago.
ghirrindin wrote:Truth be told, I'd play the sample map if you cleaned up the borders and connecting dots.
Industrial Helix wrote:ghirrindin wrote:Truth be told, I'd play the sample map if you cleaned up the borders and connecting dots.
Yeah, but its pretty plain. Wait until you see the entries before you make a such a judgment I got a feeling that they're going to be some good ones.
isaiah40 wrote:I noticed a couple of spelling mistakes, can I use the correct spelling for those couple of territories?
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text: Hello Andrew, Is there an explanation/reason for the "administrative fiat" against Warewulf? Warewulf doesn't require that you go diskless... it's just designed as the default setup. You can easily use a node's local disk for swap, /tmp or whatever you wish. With the new Warewulf 2.4.x boot scripts, you can even configure the node's OS image to be installed on a local disk, rather than the default ramdisk. You do need to have the ability for the nodes to networkboot with PXE or a recent version of Etherboot (which can act like a PXE client). On 7/29/05, Andrew Fant <fant at pobox.com> wrote: > Afternoon all, > I am in the process of making some assessments for architecture on a > new cluster we are building and I have a couple of questions comparing > OSCAR vs. Rocks. I certainly don't mind having other options presented, > but diskless options like warewulf are already precluded because of > administrative fiat. > > 1) How well can Oscar or Rocks be integrated with an LDAP directory? > Do either of them have some mechanism already available for proxying > LDAP queries? On our current cluster, we have had to maintain a local > password/group repository, which is something that management has been > less than happy about, given the investment they have made in enterprise > directory services. I've not used LDAP, but Greg (the lead developer) and others have used LDAP with Warewulf AFAIK. > 2) Does Oscar and/or Rocks have support for multiple head nodes? I've > been in the habit of using 2 head nodes, one for administrative > functions, and one for user access, and would really like to maintain > this practice. It keeps the administrative tools out of the sight of > users, it gives me a second gateway into the cluster for redundancy of > access, and it makes it harder for users to accidentally interfere with > administrative functions by starting processes on the head node when > they "forget" that they aren't supposed to. Warewulf supports having more than one access node. > 3) Does either toolkit have problems with home directories coming off > from a separate NFS appliance instead of living on a filesystem on the > head node that gets exported to the compute nodes directly from there? That is easy to configure with Warewulf. Just add the appropriate NFS mountpoint and entry to the template fstab file, which is located in what we call it the Virtual Node File System. > > Thanks for you help, > Andy I hope I was helpful... -- Tim Mattox - tmattox at gmail.com http://homepage.mac.com/tmattox/ I'm a bright... http://www.the-brights.net/


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WHIDBEY ISLAND, WA — In early March, representatives from the Navy Fitness program office based in Millington, TN, addressed questions about the new physical readiness training rules — specifically, the cardio options that offer sailors the chance to use the elliptical and stationary cycle.
The Navy's Physical Readiness Program Office presented the seminar at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, WA, to offer the tools for command fitness leaders to improve command-level fitness programs.
This summit also complimented programs at the base gym designed to help sailors make healthy decisions.


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"Savia", the first-ever video from SOEN — the project featuring Swedish drummer Martin Lopez (ex-OPETH, AMON AMARTH), bassist Steve DiGiorgio (SADUS, TESTAMENT, DEATH, ICED EARTH), vocalist Joel Ekelöf (WILLOWTREE), and guitarist Kim Platbarzdis — can be seen below. The clip was helmed by director Patric Ullaeus of Revolver Film Company, who has previously worked with DIMMU BORGIR, LACUNA COIL, IN FLAMES, SONIC SYNDICATE and KAMELOT, among others.
"Savia" comes off SOEN's debut album, "Cognitive", which will be released on February 15 via Spinefarm Records. The CD was mixed by the Grammy Award-winning Canadian producer David Bottrill, who has previously worked with PETER GABRIEL, TOOL, SMASHING PUMPKINS and MUSE.
"Cognitive" track listing:
01. Fraktal
02. Fraccions
03. Delenda
04. Last Light
05. Oscillation
06. Canvas
07. Ideate
08. Purpose
09. Slithering
10. Savia
11. Writhen (bonus track)
The song "Delenda" is available for streaming on the SOEN Facebook page ("like" required).
SOEN's music is described in a press release as "a unique mix of melodic and rhythmic exprementation."


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Today, a Rasmussen poll shows that Josh Mandel trails incumbent Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown by only 4 points, 46-42, among likely voters. The polls margin of error is 4.5 percent.
A month ago two polls (both of registered voters) had Brown doing considerably better. At that time, PPP put Brown up 46-39. Quinnipiac, less plausibly, had the race at 50-36 in favor of Brown.
Unlike other incumbent Democratic Senators running in swing states, Brown shows no centrist tendencies. This year, his ACU rating is zero. Lifetime, it is 7. These ratings practically mirror those of Sens. Schumer and Durbin, both of whom represent significantly more left-leaning constituents. By contrast, swing state Senators Nelson (Florida) and McCaskill (Missouri) have lifetime ACU ratings of 33 percent and 15 percent, respectively.
Frankly, I respect the fact that Brown is not squishy. But I'd also prefer him in the role of principled former Senator.
Meanwhile, Mandel is one of our favorite rising conservative stars. It's great to see that he has a shot at defeating Brown and a good shot, I believe, if things break in favor of the Republicans — a distinct possibility given the state of the economy.
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Posted Nov 2, 2005
By Muthusamy Anantha Kumar aka The MAK
This article illustrates how to monitor CPU usage on different running process on one machine and on multiple machines. In many organizations, the SQL Server Database administrator and System administrators have the responsibility of trouble shooting and identifying the cause of high CPU usage during certain periods in a day on a machine.
This article demonstrates how to keep track of the CPU load history on each running process that is running on a machine. This article also discusses how to find new processes that are being run and any old process that are being killed, etc.
This article uses "Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfProc_Process" WMI class to get the information from the performance counters of a machine.
Method 1 illustrates how to query all the running process and their CPU usage on the local machine.
a. Machine and the login used should be capable of accessing Windows management instrumentation.
b. Operating System on that machine should be above windows 2000.
a. Create the Folder C:\monitorprocess. [Refer Fig 1.0]
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b. Create the file C:\monitorprocess\ListProcess.vbs and copy and paste the below code. [Refer Fig 1.1]. Download the code from listprocess.VBS_
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'Objective: To Find the CPU usage of each running process that are running on the local machine
'Created by : MAK
'Created Date: Oct 27, 2005
strComputer ="."
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" > strComputer > "\root\cimv2")
Set colProcess = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfProc_Process",,48)
wscript.echo "Computer Name",> "," > "Process Name" > ","> "CPU Usage"
For Each objItem in colProcess
if objItem.Name <> "Idle" and objItem.Name <> "_Total" then
wscript.echo strcomputer > "," > objItem.Name > ","> objItem.PercentProcessorTime
end if
c. Execute the listprocess.vbs code using the command below. [Refer Fig 1.2]
cscript Listprocess.vbs
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When this VBScript is executed, it displays all the processes that are running on a current machine and their CPU usage. [Refer Fig 1.3]
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Computer Name,Process Name,CPU Usage
.,System, 0
.,smss, 0
.,csrss, 0
.,winlogon, 0
.,services, 0
.,lsass, 0
.,svchost, 0
.,svchost, 0
.,svchost, 0
.,svchost, 0
.,spoolsv, 0
.,residentAgent, 0
.,cpqalert, 0
.,pmsvc, 0
.,LocalSch, 0
.,tmcsvc, 0
.,FrameworkService, 0
.,Mcshield, 0
.,VsTskMgr, 0
.,mdm, 0
.,mgabg, 0
.,tcpsvcs, 0
.,snmp, 0
.,Win32sl, 0
.,wuser32, 0
.,cpqdmi, 0
.,naPrdMgr, 0
.,SoftMon, 0
.,explorer, 0
.,chkadmin, 0
.,UpdaterUI, 0
.,shstat, 0
.,ctfmon, 0
.,svchost, 0
.,notepad, 0
.,notepad, 0
.,notepad, 0
d. The output can be stored to a CSV file by executing the command below. [Refer Fig 1.4]
C:\monitorprocess>cscript/nologo Listprocess.vbs > LocalProcess.csv
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When executed, it is stored in a CSV format file that can be opened and viewed using MS-EXCEL. [Refer Fig 1.5]
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Tiny Linux Plug Computers: Wall Wart Linux Servers
Choosing the Right One
Ever wish you could set up a small, efficient server? Maybe you're setting up a mail server for a couple of people, or something to hand out music files over a home network. Do you really need a full-fledged PC with a noisy fan, sucking down 100 watts and heating up the room?
Fortunately, there's a class of computers ideally suited to that sort of job: "plug computers", sometimes called Sheevaplugs after an early model. The whole computer is built into the bit that plugs into the wall, so they're barely bigger than a normal "wall wart" power supply. They use power-efficient ARM CPUs, so you can run a server with only 5 watts. They're inexpensive, usually just over $100 for a plug with 512M RAM and 512M flash. Best of all, they come with Linux installed right out of the box.
Interested? Here's what you need to know to get started in plug computing.
Choosing a Model
First you need to choose a model. Figure 1 shows a few commonly available varieties of plug computer: the best-known manufacturers are Ionics (lower left in Figure 1), TonidoPlug (not shown) and Globalscale (lower right).
Features vary by model. Pretty much all plug computers have wired ethernet, and most have wi-fi as well. Some models have more than one wired port, and some have fancy arrays of LEDs. A few even have a fan, so if noise is one of your reasons for choosing a plug computer, watch out for that.
One important feature a plug should have, but not all do, is a serial/JTAG port. When you start messing with plug computers, you will make mistakes, and it's very easy to end up with a plug that doesn't talk to the network. When that happens, you need a direct line in -- typically a USB/serial cable. On some plugs, like Globalscale's Guruplugs, that costs extra. So factor that in.
It's also a good idea to search the plug forums at plugcomputer.org before buying. Some manufacturers are not as well regarded as others, and some models have problems related to overheating or power use. 'Nuff said.
Cheapskate tip: the Dockstar
What's that little white box at top center in Figure 1? That's a Seagate Dockstar, the hot ticket for home hobbyists wanting to try plug computing on the cheap.
The Dockstar is sold as a "Pogoplug", a device for sharing files via a proprietary website. But the really cool thing about Pogoplugs is that they're full-fledged Linux plug computers -- for under $40. They don't come with a serial interface, but if you're careful you can get by without one (and you can make one if you're handy with a soldering iron). They don't have wi-fi, but they do have wired ethernet and two USB slots. You can't beat them as a cheap way to experiment with small home servers.
If you do opt to go the Dockstar route, be sure to visit the "Getting Started" pages on the PlugApps website. There are some very important suggestions regarding disabling the PogoPlug software that you should follow before doing anything else. Also, PlugBox Linux, available from that site, worked very nicely for me on my Dockstar.
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Chemistry of Cosmetics Monica Metzler | added on Sep 07, 2011 | United States A continuation of ISC's "Chemistry for Grown-ups" series that began with beer, whiskey and chocolate, with upcoming programs on honey and coffee. A professor of chemistry and a cosmetic chemist will explain about the chemical content and properties of personal care products and direct people in conducting experiments.
|chemistry education, hands-on activities, celebrating chemistry
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Miranda Kerr Strips, Takes a Shower in This Highly Watchable Ad for … Something
Here we have Miranda Kerr, former Victoria's Secret Angel and current champion of our hearts, frolicking about inside her apartment in the way we imagine all supermodels do: naked.
God bless advertisers. They really do know how to get us to watch their commercials. Take this ad for, uh, shoes? We think it's shoes, but that's like the fourth-most important part of this ad. The top three are all Miranda Kerr and her body parts, which we get some nice glimpses of.