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Get your day off to a good start with a delicious inclusive breakfast , and catch up with emails over coffee in the Great Room using the free wireless Internet . Handily located in the city's business district, Holiday Inn Express Dundee is in walking distance of trade fairs at Dundee & Angus Convention Bureau and just a short drive from Dundee Technology Park. Use your laptop in the self-service 24-hour Business Centre and host your event in one of our high-tech meeting rooms . Fire your imagination at Discovery Point on Dundee Quay, with a tour of the ship that took Captain Scott to Antarctica. You can practise your swing on 17 nearby golf courses such as the world-famous St Andrews Links, 10 miles from the hotel. Take time out to explore St Andrews' charming cobbled streets and enjoy an invigorating walk along its sandy beaches. Chat to colleagues over late drinks in the bar at Holiday Inn Express Dundee, and unwind watching TV sports from a comfortable sofa in the lounge.
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text: I just went and purchased some new waders so I could start the process of getting my 17 week old lab to start learning to swim! Only problem is that I live in the eastern Washington and it is still cold here. We are still below freezing at night. He has went into the water up to his belly a couple times chasing my other dog who has no problem swimming anytime. She will bust the ice if she has to. He was fine after but he was only in a couple seconds before I made him get out in fear it was to cold. So my question is "I want to start training in the water with my puppy but what temperature is too cold for him to swim since he is still young?"


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I acquired my love for the Spanish language during the summer of 2003 when I worked as a babysitter for the grandchildren of my next-door neighbors in Nahant, Massachusetts, my hometown. All four grandchildren spoke only Spanish and French (they are originally from Belgium) and I spent the summer battling our language barrier in utter frustration with the few Spanish words I knew. As challenging as that summer was, it was the first experience that taught me the importance of speaking another language. After that summer, I promised myself that I would overcome my frustration by one day mastering the Spanish language.
The truth is that learning another language was not even on my radar when I applied to St. Lawrence during the fall of my senior year at Swampscott High School in Swampscott, Massachusetts. I visited St. Lawrence for the first time as a tennis recruit and was intrigued by the sense of community I immediately felt on campus. Moreover, I loved the idea of receiving a liberal arts education in classes with an eleven to one student /faculty ratio and in a place where there would be few off-campus distractions. The reality is that I did not fully understand what it meant to receive a liberal arts education until I became absorbed in the subject matter of my First Year Program, "Making a Difference." In this class, professors Dr. Elizabeth Regosin and Dr. Ron Flores urged students to consider that receiving a liberal arts education does not only entail acquiring general knowledge to develop various intellectual capabilities. Receiving a liberal arts education also entails providing students with the knowledge and the means to assert themselves as passionate, challenging, and critical individuals of society. This class inspired me to reflect upon my role as a student, as an individual, and as a citizen of the world. My mission at St. Lawrence thus became to attain the skills and knowledge that would help me develop a sense of social understanding that would prepare me deal with the complexity of the world outside the campus. Studying abroad seemed like a crucial component to this process.
I chose to study abroad in Madrid, Spain for my entire junior year because I wanted to fully immerse myself in a culture distinct from my own and become fluent in Spanish, as I had promised myself the summer of 2003. I was ready academically to put myself in a learning environment that would challenge me to assert myself in different ways. I had completed Spanish 201 and Spanish 202, which provided me with essential language skills, and had taken "Cultures of Spain," which provided me with a rich understanding of the history and cultural identities of Spain before studying there. As prepared as I was, studying abroad was still one of the most challenging, but powerful experiences of my life. I learned the importance of feeling uncomfortable and out of place at times. I learned to listen. I learned that communicating and making connections with others is critical to understanding oneself. I learned that speaking another language not only allows one to communicate with a greater and more diverse portion of the world, but it also allows one to see and experience life from another perspective. The director of the abroad program in Spain at the time and current Co-chair of the Language Department and Associate Professor of Spanish, Dr. Marina Llorente, inspired me more than any other professor or person in my decision to study abroad and in my actual experience in Spain. She constantly pushed me, and still pushes me to question my own thoughts, beliefs, and ideas in order to be an engaged, civic participant of the society in which I am situated. I will continue to do this for the rest of my life no matter where I am situated on the globe.
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Get your lighters out, friends, because the HX850 is everything we were hoping for in the HX750: svelte looks, high performance, and a not-too-bad price tag. Black levels, thanks to Sony's high-tech dimming system, are very good, and shadow detail is also a plus. While it's not the last word in color, images are bright and involving when they need to be.
Feature-wise the TV misses out on voice interaction and other fripperies, but that suits me fine; the emphasis here is on picture quality.
While the HX850 not quite as good as the HX929, the $500 difference in price makes up for that. You can save even more money if you buy the even better Panasonic ST50 plasma, but if you have an aversion to plasma, then the HX850 is a good choice.
See the full review of the Sony HX850 here.
We're more than a third through 2012 at the time of this review and I've seen some pretty terrible TVs and some excellent ones, and the Sony skews toward the latter. While it can't compete with the value-for-money proposition of the Panasonic ST50, it accounts for itself very tidily in the picture quality stakes. It features 95 percent of the HX929's picture at about 80 percent of the cost, give or take a shekel.
The HX850's local dimming works really well, and side-by-side with the much more expensive LG LM9600 there's no contest: the Sony is a winner in terms of both absolute blacks and shadow detail.
Color may not be the TV's strongest suit, but it does share its family's rich and vibrant color palette. If you watch a lot of Web content, the X-Reality Pro engine will clean up a majority of blockiness but no more so than a good PC.
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As the mother of a candidate for a BFA in theater, I am keenly aware of my burgeoning actor's chances of gainful employment. So it is reassuring to see recent those with their Bachelors of Fine Arts in theater forge a terrific troupe.
It's even better when that group, PigPen Theatre Co., formed at Carnegie Mellon School of Drama, creates as lovely a piece of work as "The Old Man and the Old Moon." It opened officially Sunday (Oct. 7) at The Gym at Judson.
The story, told by the seven actors who also play instruments, instantly feels like the Tony-winning "Once" because as the audience filters in, the actors are on stage playing acoustic guitar, banjo, accordion, fiddle, piano and percussion. Wearing worn pants, which probably should resemble britches, suspenders, an Irish sweater vest all in faded colors, the folksy mood is immediately set.
When it starts, there are delightful similarities to "Peter and the Starcatcher." Both require an ensemble that's tight, use minimalist props and the actors rely on one another. Of course the Tony-winning Broadway show, which began off-Broadway, had some time to hone itself.
This needs a little more work. At over two hours, it is a little long, especially in the second act.
The play is about an old man, whose lifelong job has been to keep the moon filled. The moon has a leak, and he climbs a ladder to the sky, carrying a bucket, and pours water in to fill the moon. He's married to the old woman. An old woman, who though she loves her husband, wants to see more of the world than just their coastal village. He's rather cranky and criticizes her wild and crazy ideas such as taking walks after dinner.
The old woman postponed her adventures long enough and leaves in a sailboat. Distraught without his wife, he takes off in search of her and has many adventures.
He winds up on a boat of rather lackadaisical sailors, whose bravery could be questioned but their commitment to fun is unassailable. Rather than quash the rebels they decide to take a detour to an island.
The story is cleverly advanced using shadow puppets, narration, instruments and a couple of songs. Granted it is a fantastic tale, but it works ever so beautifully because no one dares for hipster irony.
Since the old man left his post as keeper of the moon, the moonlight fades. Eventually, the tides are thrown off, earthquakes and other natural disasters follow, and clouds of biblical proportions loom overhead. Stars fall from the sky. It is apocalyptic, all because an old woman yearned to see beyond her horizon, and the old man could not go on without her. When he followed her, no one remained to tend to the moon.
The sailors, lost at sea, are in grave danger. The old man is swallowed by a prisonfish — not a whale, and not a mere fish, but a prisonfish — and all looks hopeless. But this is a sweet fairy tale and all will be fine.
Though my theater mate is 10, and quite mature, she was the youngest person in the audience. It's unlikely that a show this long would hold a very young audience without special effects, but the lack of noise and the shadow puppets are its charm.
The narrator warns the audience that this is a story that does not really have a start or an end, and that is the one false note: it has a beginning, middle and end. It also has a fine troupe of actors with a real future ahead of them. And that, for mothers of BFA candidates, is pretty much the golden ring.


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Economics, Psychology, and Social Dynamics of Consumer Bidding in Auctions
With increasing numbers of consumers in auction marketplaces, we highlight some recent approaches that bring additional economic, social, and psychological factors to bear on existing economic theory to better understand and explain consumers' behavior in auctions. We also highlight specific research streams that could contribute towards enriching existing economic models of bidding behavior in emerging market mechanisms. Copyright Springer Science + Business Media, Inc. 2005
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Cheddar cheese
Cheddar is a type of hard cheese made from cow's milk. It originally was produced in the English village of Cheddar in Somerset.[1] Romans may have brought the recipe to Britain from the Cantal region of France.[2] The first record of cheddar cheese dates back to the 12th century. In 1170, King Henry II bought 10,240 lb (4,640 kg) at a farthing per pound.[3] Charles I (1600–1649) also bought cheese from Somerset.[4] Cheddar cheese traditionally had to be made within 30 miles (48 km) of Wells Cathedral.[1]
Cheddar cheese is different from other cheeses in how it is made. After the curds are heated, they are cut and stacked. The stacks are then turned periodically and re-stacked. This process is called cheddaring. Cheddar cheese is sometimes aged in caves for up to 30 months before it is ready to eat.
Cheddar cheese is the most popular cheese in the United Kingdom. It accounts for 51 percent of the country's £1.9 billion annual cheese market.[5] It is the second most popular cheese in the United States, behind mozzarella, with an average annual consumption of 10 lb (4.5 kg) per person.[6] The United States produced 3,233,380,000 lbs in 2010,[7] and the UK 258,000 tonnes in 2008.[4] The name "cheddar cheese" is widely used and has no protection within the European Union. Only cheddar produced from local milk within four counties of South West England may use the name "West Country Farmhouse Cheddar."[8]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Smale, Will (21 August 2006). "Separating the curds from the whey". BBC Radio 4 Open Country. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/5241544.stm. Retrieved 2007-08-07.
- ↑ Barthélemy, Roland & Sperat-Czar, Arnaud (2003), Guide du fromage. Editions Hachette Pratique, Publishers, pp. 89, ISBN 2-01-236867-0
- ↑ "History". Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company. http://www.cheddargorgecheeseco.co.uk/acatalog/about-cheddar-gorge.html. Retrieved 2009-08-01.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Rajan, Amol (22 September 2009). "The Big Question: If cheddar cheese is British, why is so much of it coming from abroad?". The Independent. http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/big-question/the-big-question-if-cheddar-cheese-is-british-why-is-so-much-of-it-coming-from-abroad-1791185.html. Retrieved 9 November 2010.
- ↑ "The Interview – Lactalis McLelland's 'Seriously': driving the Cheddar market". The Grocery Trader. http://www.grocerytrader.co.uk/News/October_2006/G_lactalis.html. Retrieved 2007-05-09.
- ↑ "Cheese Sales and Trends". International Dairy Foods Association. http://www.idfa.org/news--views/media-kits/cheese/cheese-sales-and-trends/. Retrieved 9 November 2010.
- ↑ "Cheddar Cheese Production". http://future.aae.wisc.edu/data/annual_values/by_area/154?tab=production. University of Wisconsin. http://future.aae.wisc.edu/data/annual_values/by_area/154?tab=production. Retrieved 9 November 2010.
- ↑ Brown, Steve; Blackmon, Kate; and Cousins, Paul. Operations management: policy, practice and performance improvement. Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001, pp. 265–266.


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I just posted about Family Movie Night with the premier of Field of Vision this Saturday at 8/7c on NBC.
Mom Central wants to get the party started a little early with a #FamilyMovie twitter party tomorrow afternoon from 3 – 4 pm Eastern Time. There will be prizes, so you'll definitely want to join in the fun!
I'll be there, so be sure to follow me (@angievinez) and follow MomCentral (@momcentral) as well. Then, just follow the #FamilyMovie tweets.
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JVC HA-S600 Lightweight Headphones Review
Pros: Great Sound for a budget price
Cons: Lacking of accesories (i.e Carrying case, 1/4 jack converter etc.)
I got this headphones for CAD $59.99 at FutureShop. I bought this because I want a lightweight headphones that I could wear for a long period of time without making my ears/head hurts because I don't like wearing my Shure DJ headphones in public or in a long periods of time as it gets hot and uncomfortable. This headphones sounds really great for its price. I know, the sound is not as good as my Shure SRH750DJ which cost $200+. But hey!, you can compare this JVC headphones to those $100+ headphones!
1. VERY Comfortable and lightweight. Well, this is why I bought this Headphones in the first place. I have a big head and this just fits like a glove!
2. Sounds REALLY excellent for it's price. I'm no audiophile but I'm very picky when it comes to sound of my headphones I don't want those overpowering bass that Monster beats have that makes the sound of my music really fake. This headphone is quite balanced sound-wise. I can't believe that this cost $60 when I'm listening to it. You have to see this for yourself.
3. Reasonably priced for its sound quality. the quality of the sound makes it worth like $100+ headphones. (In my opinion, you can line this up to those Bose Triport On-ear Headphones which cost a staggering $300)
4 The headband is really nice and you can tell that it is not going to break because it is made of metal covered with soft leatherette cushion that makes it comfortable.\
5. This headphone is foldable which makes it good if you are on-the-go.
6. Stylish. I like the style of this headphone its not too small but no too big that will make your head look awkward especially if you are going to be wearing this on public. Style is very elegant it does not look like cheap headphones.
1. It could've been better if they packed in a carrying case. well what do you expect from a $60 headphone?
2. If feels like that the cable aren't sturdy enough. You just have to be careful and treat this headphone like its an expensive headphones (well its not cheap but its not that expensive)
3. It looks like that the cans are scratch magnet because of its glossy finish.
4. I wish JVC included, at least spare earpads as a bonus because this headphones does not come with any accessories at all (just a manual and warranty papers). Well, you are buying it for the headphones and not for the accessories after all.
I would definitely recommend this headphones for those who want a good sounding headphones that are on a budget. After at least 24 hrs. of burn-in. the sound of this headphones became better (Yes, I'm a burn-in believer), but do not get me wrong, this headphones sounds great out-of-the-box. In my opinion, this is the reasonably priced version of those Bose/Monster Headphones. Those Bose/Monster Headphones are way overpriced for their sound/build quality, why would you buy a flashy headphones that costs $200-399+ if you can get its sound quality for under $200 or less. I know less expensive headphones like this JVC does not come with those flashy accessories but that is not a big problem because you can buy those online/store.


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Waddington Stones
Waddington Stone Shank to Fit the water Underbody Flat Waxed nylon Upper weave Small Kerinik braid Black Bottom weave spooled antron feelers 20lb dacron backing eyes nymph beed Wing case flat ribbon hackel large webbey saddle dubbing black angroa I fish this fly as you would a wet fly on the swing. |
Very Cool!!!
Now that I can really see working the Rogue River! "Fish-Head" are you paying attention.
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Yes nice, that will get their attention, but need them in the smaller waddington shank out here.
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Small Waddington
The two you see are on 35mm shanks.
I have some 25 mm ins stock and as soon as we are done with Speyround table will give it a go. |
So Aaron, how does one get some for field testing on the Mo' in April???? Hint hint....:devil:
These are wicked flies, which would work equally well on a hook like Alec's spey hook, the Partridge Bartleets, or Veverka's low-water hook. Perhaps we should ban them from our local waters as they obviously provide the fisher using them with an advantage. I think I'm going to tie some with cross-cut black rabbit as thorax and hackle. I'll just cut is flush with the top of the body to keep the wing cast postitioned properly, and then leave the rabit strip full length on the sides and bottom. |
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The thing I have found out using the Waddington Shanks is I do not have to build the underbody up. In the past I have been using the Grant underbody to get the Ovated shape I wanted. The Shank with its parallel wires dose away with that step and the added bounce of using large hooks to Parrproof your flies. For some of my own flies I use Gun brush made out of Rabbit instead of the hackle and dub routine. Let me know how you Idea works. I fish these on the swing with a twich , they really get slammed just yank and run. |
That is exactly how I was planning to fish the variant of your fly that I described. Instead of using the Grant technique, I'm going to use a trick Al Troth showed me when I lived in Montana that he used with the Potts flies like the Brown Bears or Mites. He used several strands of embrodiery floss for the bottom stripe, and that made all the difference in the width and depth of the body. Instead of embrodiery floss, I'm going to use between 4 and 7 strands of antron or Z-lon for the bottom stripe. This fly of yours has it all: color saturation, illusion of bulk, subtle veiling of the bright color, and movement. |
Good point.
I have used multi-strands of materials for both the top and bottom on some patterns such as my Peeping Caddis. That pattern I used 8 strands of flat-waxed nylon for the top and 4 for the bottom. By using multi strand so different color flosses your get variegation during the weaving process. Adding a single strand of blending filament or crystal flash you can get ever so many variations to the theme where no two will be the same. I have been using some of the three-strand silk yarn and variegated yarn out of it by unfurling it replacing the segments with different colors and retwining it. |
Wow that looks awesome . Fred have tied any yet ? Fish-head:)
Not yet Andy, but if I could 'con' SpeyBum into
sending just ... sob .. just one ... sob, sob .... sample for a real life pattern ......
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Doubles or Waddington or maybe both??????
Is R. B. Meiser going to be around that way. I promised him couple and if I send to you. Could you see that he gets them. I will send yours in the same box. :smokin: |
That is one of the things that makes weaving such a viable method of buidling a body. And as you know, it is not a difficult technique to learn. |
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On the court, the New York Knicks are a mess. But the storied building that houses their home court has never been hotter.
More specifically, the company that owns the building where the Knicks play had a very good morning Friday. The Madison Square Garden Company (NYSE: MSG), which owns the hallowed building in which the Knicks and New York Rangers play plus the television network on which the teams' games are aired, posted quarterly earnings that blew analyst estimates out of the water.
The quarter ended March 31, MSG's fiscal third quarter, was the most profitable since Madison Square Garden went public two years ago after splitting from Cablevision (NYSE: CVC). The company's earnings [see transcript] of 40 cents a share more than doubled the 19 cents per share analysts were expecting. It was also a vast improvement from the 25 cents a share the company earned during the same quarter a year ago.
Beating earnings by such a wide margin sent MSG shares up 3% in early trading Friday.
Two words truly capture what was behind MSG's banner quarter: Jeremy Lin. The Asian-American, Harvard graduate's unexpected rise to superstardom in February and March created a nationwide fervor known as "Linsanity," boosting ticket sales and propelling the MSG network to record regular-season ratings.
As ratings and ticket sales rose, so too did MSG's stock. Since Lin burst onto the scene with an out-of-nowhere 25-point, seven-assist effort against the New Jersey Nets on February 4, shares of the small cap stock have vaulted 27%.
Unfortunately, Linsanity came to a screeching halt when Lin suffered a season-ending knee injury in late March. His absence has been bad for the Knicks, who after Thursday night's loss to the Miami Heat are just one loss away from yet another early end to their season.
The Knicks have now lost 13 consecutive playoff games dating back to 2001 - the longest playoff losing skid in NBA history. The NBA playoffs last until late June, so the Knicks bowing out in the first round again means squandering weeks' worth of potential ticket sales and monster TV ratings.
The good news for MSG is that the Knicks' fellow Madison Square Garden tenant, the New York Rangers, are still alive in the NHL playoffs. The Rangers are leading their second-round series with the Washington Capitals, 2-1. The longer the Rangers can stay alive, the better MSG's current quarter will be.
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Taylor's son Christopher Wilding and Burton's daughter Kate Burton will unveil a restored version of the film at a special event on May 21 to mark Cleopatra's 50th anniversary, reported Daily Express.
Christopher, who often visited his mother on the sets of the 1963 epic, says, "My mother would have been thrilled about this spectacular celebration of Cleopatra's anniversary." Jewellery purchased from Taylor's estate, including a handheld gold and turquoise mirror featured in Cleopatra, will be on display.
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Chavasse, Captain Noel Godfrey, RAMC, (1888-1917). Captain Noel Godfrey Chavasse V.C and Bar, MC, RAMC was Britain's most highly decorated soldier of World War I. Captain Chavasse was medical officer to the 10th (Liverpool Scottish) Battalion, The Kings (Liverpool) Regiment from 1914 to 1917.
Captain Chavasse was a member of the Territorial Army, joining up at the outbreak of hostilities in August 1914. He arrived in France on 2nd November 1914 with his battalion, and won his first medal, the Military Cross at Hooge on 17/18 June 1915. This award was gazetted on 14th January, 1916 but there was no citation due to the length of the list.
It was on the 8th August 1916 during the attack on Guillemont, that Captain Chavasse performed the deeds that won him his first Victoria Cross. The award was gazetted on 26th October 1916 on page 10394 of the London Gazette with the following citation:
During an attack he tended the wounded in the open all day, under heavy fire, frequently in view of the enemy. During the ensuing night he searched for wounded on the ground in front of the enemy's lines for four hours. Next day he took one stretcher-bearer to the advanced trenches, and, under heavy fire, carried an urgent case for 500 yards into safety, being wounded in the side by a shell splinter during the journey. The same night he took up a party of trusty volunteers, rescued three wounded men from a shell hole twenty five yards from the enemy's trench, buried the bodies of two officers and collected many identity discs, although fired on by bombs and machine guns. Altogether he saved the lives of some twenty badly wounded men, besides the ordinary cases which passed through his hands. His courage and self-sacrifice were beyond praise.
Captain Chavasse won his second Victoria Cross on 31st July, 1917. The award was made posthumously; Captain Chavasse was so severely wounded by a shell which entered his dugout at Wieltje on 2nd August that he died of his wounds on 4th August, 1917. The citation in the London Gazette on 14 September, 1917 read:
Though severely wounded early in the action whilst carrying a wounded soldier to the dressing station, he refused to leave his post, and for two days, not only continued to perform his duties, but in addition, went out repeatedly under heavy fire to search for and attend to the wounded who were lying out. During these searches, although practically without food during this period, worn with fatigue and faint with his wound, he assisted to carry an number of badly wounded men over heavy and difficult ground. By his extraordinary energy and inspiring example was instrumental in rescuing many wounded who would have otherwise undoubtably succumbed under the bad weather conditions. This devoted and gallant officer subsequently died of his wounds.
Captain Chavasse is buried in Brandhoek Military Cemetery, near Poperinghe Belgium. His headstone has two Victoria Crosses inscribed in it.
Clayton, Ann, Chavasse - Double VC , , Leo Cooper, (ISBN 0-85052-296-X)
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I Get By With a Little Help From My Friends
Friendships have always been of the utmost importance to me. I hold on to my friendships fiercely and try to nurture them as much as I can. People are often surprised that I have friendships that have spanned from as young as my birth to people I have recently met in the past five years. No matter what has happened to me in my life, I have always believed that friendship has made me who I am and got me to where I am today.
There are many different types of friendships. In my own life, there are the friendships I have where we check in and are connected every day and some where it is every few weeks. There are some friends I see in person at least once a week. There are the friends who will always be considered some of my closest friends that I don't talk to nearly as much as I'd like but when we do, we pick up exactly where we left off, like nothing ever changed. All of these friendships are important and have a special place in my heart. My closest friends have gotten me through everything difficult in my life. The majority have been there for me solidly for the past 10-25 years. My closest friends know me better than anyone. They've seen me through awkward phases, ups and downs, milestones, achievements and personal tragedies. When I was most alone, these were the people who knew, who I could call at any hour of the night and they still are.
From a therapeutic perspective, one of the questions I often ask clients is what their support system looks like. I ask this because usually, the stronger the support system, the easier it is to cope through hard times. I have several friends who have said the only thing that has gotten them through hard times was the support of strong and genuine friendships. It's beneficial to have different outlets and different types of people to talk to about different things. It makes life richer and more interesting.
People often tell me they are disappointed when on occasion, a person they were once good friends with drops off the face of the earth for a relationship. Truth be told, life gets busy as you get older. People start serious relationships and families and they work long hours. In a city like Washington DC, people go above and beyond with hobbies, committees and social involvement. It becomes difficult to juggle all these things and feel sane. Amazingly enough, I know many people who do a good job of juggling ALL these things. These people beautifully juggle marriage, children, work, exercise, hobbies, personal time and friendship. How do they do it without going crazy? How do we maintain connection and closeness with our friends when life feels so overwhelming? I've come up with a few pointers through observations of people that juggle it all and some that I've personally developed over the years that have helped me maintain the close bonds with friends who live far away or have very busy lives.
1. Prioritize friendships: This might sound a bit mean but sometimes it is impossible to maintain all the friendships you once had when your life starts changing and becomes busier. Prioritizing might mean spending less time with periphery friends and focusing your friend time on the friends you are closest to. For me prioritizing the important people in my life (including husband, family and friends) meant having to cut out some hobbies. It wasn't necessarily a bad thing, it was just where my priorities were and helped me to feel less overwhelmed balancing everything.
2. 1-on-1 time: Being able to bond with someone on a deeper level can happen best over quality time spent together where you can really talk and connect. Even small groups of 3-4 close friends catching up is good but larger groups are harder to get deeper and go beyond surface conversations. Try to carve out some time at least once in a while to do a one-on-one meal or coffee to catch up and connect with your friends.
3. Phone dates: A lot of people hate the phone but I've noticed that for long-distance friendships, it's crucial to stay connected through phone dates. When life gets busy, I schedule phone dates with my friends to avoid playing long drawn-out games of phone tag. Sometimes a phone date can be in the middle of a busy work day during a lunch break or a weekend morning. Either way, it's a wonderful way to stay close to people who you can't see in person.
4.Texting and e-mail: Although in-person or phone is ideal, sometimes we are just too busy to connect. I constantly g-chat, e-mail and text back and forth with close friends. Although it might not be the same as a real conversation, it helps keep us frequently connected so too much time doesn't go by and we lose touch of what's going on in each others lives.
5. A Partner who supports your friendships: If possible, it's nice to have a partner who supports and encourages your friendships. If you feel your partner isn't as supportive of your friendships as you would like, try talking to them about how their support of your friendships means a lot to you. Make sure you support their friendships as well. Having a life outside the relationship is also important in keeping things exciting in the relationship!
I don't know what I'd do without my husband or my family but I also have no clue what I'd do or where I'd be without my friends. My close girl friends are the sisters I never had and sisters are not people that come and go from your life. If you're one of these people who has these type of friendships, consider yourself extremely lucky. Cherish and nurture those friendships as best you can, they are an important source of love that we need in our lives.
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By the time this early HBO special aired, George Kirby was already in jail. So talented, so sad. The George Kirby Story is something I am sure to write eventually. Love the man.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
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Always pleased when you have more George Kirby. Rarely have I been so disappointed in an entertainer for what he did but also weird that he became such a complete trivia question so quickly afterwards.
Thanks. - February 27, 2011 at 4:07 AM
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Is is possible to create define a CSS characteristic such as
#links ul li a:hover #test { display: block; }
and if not, any alternatives?
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Why don't you try it and see what happens? Or you could check this thread http://css-tricks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1926. Or you could do it with jQuery.
what are you trying to achieve? We might be able to see it from another angle…
I've just reilised why it wont work now
the line
refers to '#test' within the 'a', where it is not, heres the markup. any suggestions?
Can you post a link to what you are trying to do. If I can see it I might be able to help.
So the aim; when a user hovers over say the twitter button the div with the twitter feed displays.
So far, http://www.wpdesigner.co.uk/test.html
I'm pretty sure that's not possible with CSS alone. You need to use jQuery or some other Javascript library. Unless anyone else wants to prove me wrong?
If you need to use pure CSS:
Then use whatever kinda CSS action you need to get that #test where you need to get it (display block and absolute positioning probably). Then your selector #links ul li a:hover #test will work fine.
Otherwise jQuery:
Note that using :contains is probably overkill and slow, would be easier to target it by just giving it an ID to target. I just wanted to show a way to do it without changing any markup.
Cheers Chris, this works
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Enter Bertram, Lafeu, and Paroles.
2.3.1893Lafeu They say miracles are past, and we have our 894philosophical persons to make modern and familiar 895things supernatural and causeless. Hence is it that we 896make trifles of terrors, ensconcing ourselves into 897seeming knowledge when we should submit ourselves to 898an unknown fear.
2.3.15913Paroles It is indeed. If you will have it in showing, you 914shall read it in what-do-ye-call there.
[Pointing to a paper in LAFEU's possession.]
2.3.19920Paroles Nay, 'tis strange, 'tis very strange; that is the 921brief and the tedious of it. And he's of a most 922facinerious spirit that will not acknowledge it to be the --
2.3.23926Paroles And debile minister, great power, great 927transcendence, which should indeed give us a further use to 928be made than alone the recovery of the king, as to be --
2.3.26933Lafeu Lustig, as the Dutchman says! I'll like a 934maid the better whilst I have a tooth in my head. Why, 935he's able to lead her a coranto.
[Exit an Attendant.]
2.3.44954And writ as little beard. | |
2.3.44955King | |
Peruse them well: |
2.3.55967We'll ne'er come there again." | |
2.3.55968King | |
Make choice and see. |
2.3.609731 Young Lord | |
And grant it. | |
2.3.60974Helen | |
Thanks, sir, all the rest is mute. |
2.3.669812 Young Lord | |
No better, if you please. | |
2.3.66982Helen | |
My wish receive, |
2.3.68984Lafeu Do all they deny her? An they were sons 985of mine, I'd have them whipped, or I would send them 986to th' Turk to make eunuchs of.
2.3.73991Lafeu These boys are boys of ice, they'll none 992have her. Sure they are bastards to the English: the 993French ne'er got 'em.
2.3.77997Lafeu There's one grape yet; I am sure thy father 998drunk wine. But if thou be'st not an ass, I am a youth 999of fourteen: I have known thee already.
2.3.841007The help of mine own eyes. | |
2.3.841008King | |
Know'st thou not, Bertram, |
2.3.85 What she has 1009done for me? | |
2.3.851010Bertram | |
Yes, my good lord, |
2.3.1491076Is as 'twere born so. | |
2.3.1491077King | |
Take her by the hand |
2.3.1521080A balance more replete. | |
2.3.1521081Bertram | |
I take her hand. |
Exeunt [King, Helen, and court.]
2.3.1651097Paroles A most harsh one, and not to be understood 1098without bloody succeeding. My master?
2.3.1721108Lafeu I did think thee, for two ordinaries, to be a 1109pretty wise fellow; thou didst make tolerable vent of 1110thy travel, it might pass. Yet the scarfs and the 1111bannerets about thee did manifoldly dissuade me from 1112believing thee a vessel of too great a burden. I have now 1113found thee; when I lose thee again, I care not. Yet art 1114thou good for nothing but taking up, and that thou'rt 1115scarce worth.
2.3.1741118Lafeu Do not plunge thyself too far in anger, lest 1119thou hasten thy trial; which if -- Lord have mercy on 1120thee for a hen! So, my good window of lattice, fare thee 1121well. Thy casement I need not open, for I look through 1122thee. Give me thy hand.
2.3.1801129Lafeu Ev'n as soon as thou canst, for thou hast to pull 1130at a smack o' th' contrary. If ever thou be'st bound 1131in thy scarf and beaten, thou shall find what it is to be 1132proud of thy bondage. I have a desire to hold my 1133acquaintance with thee, or rather my knowledge, that I 1134may say in the default, 'He is a man I know.'
2.3.1821137Lafeu I would it were hell-pains for thy sake and my 1138poor doing eternal; for doing I am past, as I will by 1139thee in what motion age will give me leave.
2.3.1831140Paroles Well, thou hast a son shall take this disgrace 1141off me -- scurvy, old, filthy, scurvy lord! Well, I must 1142be patient: there is no fettering of authority. I'll beat 1143him, by my life, if I can meet him with any 1144convenience, an he were double and double a lord. I'll have 1145no more pity of his age than I would have of -- I'll 1146beat him, an if I could but meet him again.
2.3.1841148Lafeu Sirrah, your lord and master's married. There's 1149news for you. You have a new mistress.
2.3.1851150Paroles I most unfainedly beseech your lordship to 1151make some reservation of your wrongs. He is my good 1152lord; whom I serve above is my master.
2.3.1881155Lafeu The devil it is, that's thy master. Why dost 1156thou garter up thy arms a' this fashion? Dost make hose 1157of thy sleeves? Do other servants so? Thou wert best set 1158thy lower part where thy nose stands. By mine honor, 1159if I were but two hours younger I'd beat thee. 1160Methink'st thou art a general offence, and every man should 1161beat thee. I think thou wast created for men to breathe 1162themselves upon thee.
2.3.1901164Lafeu Go to, sir. You were beaten in Italy for picking 1165a kernel out of a pomegranate. You are a vagabond and 1166no true traveler. You are more saucy with lords and 1167honorable personages than the commission of your 1168birth and virtue gives you heraldry. You are not worth 1169another word, else I'd call you knave. I leave you.
2.3.195 I will not bed her. | |
2.3.1961178Paroles | |
What? What, sweetheart? |
2.3.202I know not yet. | |
2.3.2021185Paroles | |
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The Monroe County Prison Board adjourned to private session this Tuesday morning to discuss county Commissioner Donna Asure's application for warden, among other matters.
Asure, who is chairwoman of the prison board and the current acting warden, said she needed to discuss contracts with the board. The prison board's vice-chairwoman – Commissioner Theresa Merli – said Asure's application for the permanent warden job will come up in the executive session.
"I do want to state that sometime during the executive session Donna will be asked to leave" while the rest of the board discusses Asure's job application, Merli said.
Asure submitted a formal job application for warden last week. If she is appointed to the position, Asure will relinquish her commissioner seat and it will be up to Monroe County President Judge Ron Vican to appoint a new commissioner to serve the remainder of Asure's term.
The prison has been without a permanent warden since March. Asure was named acting warden in mid-May, at no additional salary, while remaining a commissioner. David Kessling of the state Corrections Department – a one-time acting warden at the Monroe County Correctional Facility – turned down an offer last month to be the permanent warden.
Commissioners earn an annual salary $65,000. The last warden was paid an annual salary of $68,000.
The prison board includes the three county commissioners, Monroe County Controller Marlo Merhige, Sheriff Todd Martin and county District Attorney David Christine.
Asure-as-warden discussions under way behind closed doors
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This is one of the scariest propaganda lines that a lot of folks take hook line and sinker. It is the imperialist way of thinking that leads us into nothing but endless wars. Involvement overseas is what brings terror to our yard. How about that drone strike last week that obliterated a wedding party in yemen? Yeah I am sure that will make everyone like us. What about having allies, then making them enemies (which has been our MO in the middle east). We are not trusted in the middle east, they just like our money.
I voted for Ron Paul in the primary and then Gary Johnson in the presidential election. If you look at the libertarian website, a classical liberal approach to these issues is explained. I will not necessarily call myself a libertarian anymore though because it seems to make you a jerk (which I have been in the past on this board). A lot of libertarians should be called "liberal"tarians.
We kept them home, p*ssed off the Japanese on purpose once they allied with Germany, and knew about the attack before it happened but Pearl harbor was not warned. Look it up, it is a historical fact that FDR and his administration knew about the attack before it happened but didn't warn the base. President Clinton pardoned the two leaders of the base who were relieved of their duty after the attack.
Mudminnow, some specific libertarians are called "jerks" simply because they are "jerks"! No different than some of the other jerks of various political parties. Sometimes it's not the message but the messenger and how it comes across.
The amount of fraud in defense spending is unbelievable, we on here scoff at nickel and dime fraud in other divisions of Government however we will always have the big money republicans like swampcollie who feel the need to feed the defense fund with no accountability.
One does not identify themselves as, millennial, generation X, baby boomer etc. one is assigned such for whatever ~10-20 year time period, they choose to label with such designations, usually based on the years of ones high school-college education. Mine were the 0's, thus millennial, or those born in the 80's & 90's . I don't really identify with anything or anyone, but as I was clumped in there, I know how and what the majority thinks, thus I'm at license to generalize my own generation, whether I represent those generalizations or not .
& There you have P.C. (neither this nor that) non-commitment writing at its finest, the generation's pretty good at that as well
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Do you have examples?
I worked on AWACS when Boeing was building the airframe - the contract called for an off the shelf airframe (at that point we had built a few hundred of them ). It seemed as if the government folks job was to get as many add-ons as they could - unfortunately our contract administrators knew the game & made sure the company was properly compensated.
I did the missile sites for Minuteman - they had Engineers doing the routine inspection. The folks from the Corp were interested in pomp & circumstance rather than being interested in engineering.
On one cold December day in 1962 I was parked in front of the Corps office in Max, ND waiting for the Corps inspector to go with me to a site. Some one knocks on my frosty window & informs me I am in his parking stall & proceeds to berate me. When he finishes I rub my arm & ask him if he sees any stripes there, before he can answer I inform him this is a public street, I do not answer to him & I will damn well park there if I so choose. There is more conversation & finally the corps guy comes & we leave. Seems this guy is #2 in the Minot Corps office. They had a favorite name for him & my comment to that was that was a part of a MAN's anatomy .
We are just about to the work site when the radio comes on & announces "Boeing Sundstrom - report to Boeing Max office immediately - so I do. When I get to my bosses office my boss, his boss, his boss & the Base commander for Boeing are there - the immediately demand that I resign & I ask them why? It seems I have insulted one of their customers & they need to show action. So I ask to use the telephone & they ask me why - I tell them I'm going to call my US Senator Karl Mundt & check this out. They asked me to leave the room so they could confer & I did. a little while after that my boss came out & told me to go back to work. Draw your own conclusion .
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Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
Wow....mm....you are a piece of work....what's scary is I think you actually believe this myth....Some in Washington had good information about the attack a few hours before it happened, but the urgent communications that was sent was mishandled by the military....in those days it was not as easy as picking up the phone....! I've read all this stuff and after spending years reading all the historical accounts....I do not believe in the Conspiracy, although I do not like a number of things about the FDR Presidency...! As far as what Clinton did, I think he hopes someday, someone, will void his impeachment.....I hope not!
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Rate comment and propose deck changes.
Im sorry for using Rescue master, please don't spank me to hard.
Although I normally hate Rescue, I approve of this deck. Most die-hard Resque players seem to have quit the clan, due to it becoming what they feel is "less stable."
I think they're just not used to playing without some cards they used to rely on...
Thumbs up for using Lothar and getting that high. You sir are a master
Thanks for all the feed back. Wesley is a good card but I don't think he works well in this deck, the only way I can see him being put in is as a replacement for Slyde or if I drop Cliff to Kerry and substitute one of the two stars for him. His damage is a put off for me and his confidence doesn't mesh well with Anita's courage and Cliff's revenge. Still with some changes I could see him finding a place in a Rescue deck.
Nice score, not a Lothar fan
Anymore input before I Iet this thread fade?
Bit top heavy i prefer
Build evens out the hands more. However the low star cards have potential in this particular deck.


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slvoid, mind adding me to the list? Beginner, slow rider from Harlem.
While you're at it, would you add me too? I live in Queens...also a beginner and slow rider!
hi guys, i'm fairly new to fixed gear riding, currently living in the lower east side.
add me too? riding outta chelsea
Riverdale, NY here. Formerly of Hillcrest, Queens.
Please add me to the list ... I commute into mannyhatty from BK USA daily. Thanks!
Hey, Brooklyn biker here.
Though my sig suggests otherwise, I too am a NYC rider, coming in on the train to Penn Station, then riding my folder to Upper East Side... except in the summers, when I live out on LI so Ileave from Hunterspoint Ave LIRR station. Also frequently seen riding down Flatbush Ave to Brooklyn College.
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Hi, new to the forums. Bought a used ride to get in shape, get outdoors, and have fun. I'm usually riding in Prospect Park during the weekend either getting passed up by you pros or trying to avoid pedestrians sitting the middle of the road :)
07 bianchi c2c nirone riding out of UWS. riverside bp to 125th and central park loop here |
Manhattan rider here.
New to Manhattan. Washington Heights resident, looking for fun stuff to do on my bike, and planning to commute from W.H. to 42nd St.
NYC Members list
Long time Brooklyn resident,been riding for over 40 years. Would like to hook up with other riders or groups to ride with. P.S I do play the saxaphone and flute love Jazz.
I would like to be on the list too and I am looking for folks to go riding with. I am a semi-serious rider and enjoy 30-40 mile outings. No need for raching, just good exercise.
Serge in Manhattan. |
queens rider.. add me to list.. newbie.~
Brooklyn rider, add to list please.
Newbie |
Newbie Manhattanite here and can be found at the bottom of west side hwy.. 2 organized rides in since bought bike 30jul.. north fork and the nyccentury (100km and 55milers respectively).
Im just outside queens, definitely still in the area though.
just moved to manhattan - throw me on the list pls and thx
Slvoid, you can add me also. I started to ride a little again.
Also, if anyone's looking for a bike, my 54cm Fuji is up for sale. |
Astoria, New York here.
Beginner rider in Brooklyn here.
Add me to the list, please. Washington Heights/midtown commuter. Thanks.
Southeast Queens here.
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8 ounces cream cheese, softened
1 tablespoon parsley
2 teaspoons horseradish
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
2 cloves minced garlic
3 ounces smoked salmon
20 to 24 slices good quality onion dill or rye bread
Process cheese, parsley, horseradish, lemon juice, Worcestershire and garlic until smooth. Chop salmon into small pieces. Stir salmon into cheese mixture. Chill.
Trim off bread crusts. Spread salmon filling on half of slices. Top each with a slice of bread, until all are paired. Slice each sandwich on the diagonal to yield 4 triangles.
Yield: 80-96 sandwiches
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Tinderbox is a package building system for FreeBSD ports, based on official Portbuild scripts used on pointyhat building cluster. Tinderbox was written by Joe Marcus Clarke. You can define multiple jails (base system versions) and multiple portstrees. The combination of jail and portstree is called a build. A Tinderbox jail is not what is understood as a jail in FreeBSD, it is in fact a given world in a chroot. Tinderbox supports automatic tracking of dependencies and only rebuilds packages that changed since last run. Tinderbox has support for email notification of failed builds. Tinderbox also integrates well with ccache. Tinderbox is designed to easily provide package sets of ports you need, for platforms and architectures you need. Tinderbox is also excellent tool for testing new ports and port upgrades, especially for testing dependencies and packing lists. It's also useful for testing ports on various releases of FreeBSD, since you can run FreeBSD 6.X world as a jail on FreeBSD 7.X/8.X host. WWW: http://tinderbox.marcuscom.com/
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PKGNAME: tinderbox-devel
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NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
===> The following configuration options are available for tinderbox-devel-4.0.0.b2_2,1: CHECK_ROOT=on: Check if ./tc is run by uid 0 EMAILS=on: Support for build failure/completion emails LOG_COMPRESS=on: Support bzip log compression LSOF=on: For killMountProcesses() when using nullfs PARALLEL=on: Apply PARALLEL extra patch TMPFS=off: Apply TMPFS extra patch ====> Options available for the multi DB: you have to choose at least one of them PGSQL=off: PostgreSQL database support MYSQL=on: MySQL database support SQLITE=off: SQLite database support ====> Options available for the radio WEB: you can only select none or one of them APACHE=on: Apache server support HIAWATHA=off: Hiawatha server LIGHTTPD=off: Lighttpd server support NGINX=off: Nginx server ===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
Affects: users of databases/innotop, multimedia/zoneminder net-mgmt/netdot, ports-mgmt/tinderbox, ports-mgmt/tinderbox-devel sysutils/watchmen, www/MT
Reason: The above mentioned ports were converted to depend on databases/p5-DBD-mysql. That will cause messages like ===> p5-DBD-mysql-4.021 conflicts with installed package(s): p5-DBD-mysql55-4.021 To prevent this run one of the following commands to fix the dependencies. # portmaster -o databases/p5-DBD-mysql databases/p5-DBD-mysql55 or # portupgrade -fo databases/p5-DBD-mysql databases/p5-DBD-mysql55 or # pkg set -o databases/p5-DBD-mysql55:databases/p5-DBD-mysql
Number of commits found: 48
Remove expired port: 2016-02-14 ports-mgmt/tinderbox-devel: use newer stable version (ports-mgmt/tinderbox)
ports-mgmt/tinderbox-devel: set IGNORE, DEPRECATED, remove on 14 Feb The -devel version of tinderbox hasn't seen an update in over three years and it's significantly older than the stable version. Since there doesn't appear to be a need for -devel version anymore, let's just remove it on 14 Feb 2016. (Don't forget to set secondly field in MOVED accordingly!) PR: 206138 Approved by: crees (maintainer)
- Fix shebangs Approved by: portmgr blanket
Remove Author from pkg-descr and white space fixes
Finally retire USE_PGSQL
Cleanup plist
- Reassign to new maintainer
- add stage support to tinderbox / tinderbox-devel - sync OPTIONS - preserve use hooks / scrips by using dirrmtry - remove ' from DESC (don't break vim sytax) PR: ports/182615 Submitted by: ohauer Approved by: maintainer timeout (> 20 days)
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat: ports-mgmt)
- Fix typos in nginx support
- Add support for www/ngnix Requested by: Dmitry Morozovsky <email@example.com> via tinderbox ml.
- Tinderbox 4 uses PDO instead of MDB2 for the WebUI [1] - Remove replacement of obsolete set_rcvar [1] - Use sqlite3 PHP extension as sqlite is no longer available in PHP 5.4 - Bump PORTREVISION Submitted by: ohauer [1] Approved by: itetcu (maintainer)
- update to 4.0.0.b2 - convert to OPTIONSng - drop local patches incorporated upstream Submitted by: beat@
Convert the remaining ports that depend on databases/p5-DBD-mysql${MYSQL_VER} to just depend on databases/p5-DBD-mysql as that will handle the MYSQL_VER magic. This is required as only databases/p5-DBD-mysql supports mariadb-client and the upcomming perconaXX-client. Approved by: portmgr (bapt) Initial patches by: pgollucci
Import an upstream patch to fix build with ccache and nullfs. While here trim Makefile header. PR: 173440 Approved by: itetcu (maintainer) Feature safe: yes
- remove www/apache20 and devel/apr0 - s/USE_APACHE= 20+/USE_APACHE= 22+/ - unify s/YES/yes/ - cleanup APACHE_VERSION <= 22 usage - add entry to MOVED with hat apache@
- Remove SITE_PERL from *_DEPENDS Approved by: portmgr@ (bapt@)
Revert previous change which was committed by mistake along with some other ports. Noticed by: swills It also happened to be incorrect! The path should have been PREFIX/tinderbox/scripts. Noticed by: sunpoet
Update maintainer addresses, MASTER_SITES and PATCH_SITES PR: ports/169528 Submitted by: koitsu (maintainer)
Import upstream fix for pkgng users-- failed on tc Setup if perl was installed via pkgng Approved by: itetcu (maintainer)
Update to add support for pkgng :) Bugged by: beat@ and bapt@
Fix rc script to follow up removal of set_rcvar in HEAD Approved by: miwi (maintainer)
- change required APACHE version from 13+ to 20+ (prepare to remove www/apache13) - no PORTREVISION bump since apache22 is the default with hat apache@
- Fix extra patches for tmpfs support Approved by: miwi
- Update to 3.4.r3 Changelog: * Correct a mismerge of schema * Correct some typos * Properly add the checksum Hooks to the upgrade code * Fix some variable initialization issues in the webui * Allow Jails and Builds to be removed when BuildPortsQueue entries exist Approved by: maintainer implicit
- Fix a typo Approved by: maintainer implicit
The vast majority of pkg-descr files had the following format when they had both lines: Author: ... WWW: .... So standardize on that, and move them to the end of the file when necessary. Also fix some more whitespace, and remove more "signature tags" of varying forms, like -- name, etc. s/AUTHOR/Author/ A few other various formatting issues
- bump PORTEPOCH :( - try to fix plist Reported by: many Pointyhat to: itetcu@ (me)
- fix a bug in the hooks sql [1] - temporarelly disable TMPFS optional patch Submitted by: beat@ [1]
Update to 3.4RC2. Note: this release contains schema/DB changes. Be sure to run the upgrade procedure to properly incorporate the new changes. There will be at least one other DB change before 3.4 release, too.
- bump PORTREVISION from ports if USE_APACHE=13+ or 20+ is defined
I'm shocked, shocked to find that an orgy was going on in here! (fix typo orgi -> orig and fix plist). Submitted by: tabthorpe@
Reroll the snap tarball to include my last upstream commit that fixes 2 sql statements.
- update to a snapshot from today - remove CSUP option, since csup port is gone because csup is in base on all supported OSVERSIONs - assure the needed dependencies are installed for sending emails and log compression via two OPTIONS: EMAILS and LOG_COMPRESS - flip ON by default the patches for tmpfs and parallel tindy instances - update plist for hooks/compress_wrkdir and webui's BuildGroups support
Add alias information to pkg-message. Approved by: itetcu@ (maintainer)
Remove dependency of net/csup since the port is DEPRECATED and will be removed Approved by: portmgr (pav)
- port support for Hiawatha web server from ports-mgmt/tinderbox - reorder pkg-message a bit to make it more clear and fix some typos Feature safe: yes
Update to 3.4-20100104 Changes: Fixes from upstream: - Remove X11BASE support it is now obsolete. (already in ports-mgmt/tinderbox) - Expand the glob to check for Perl so that it actually captures lang/perl5.10. (already in ports-mgmt/tinderbox) - Restore some of the leftover exceptions but use LOCALBASE instead of X11BASE. - Expand the MySQL glob to match on MySQL 5.4 and 5.5. - Adjust the SQL query to remove all entries from a BuildPortsQueue. This makes things more compatible. Two Experimental patches from Tim Bishop and beat@.
- Mark IGNORE, ports-mgmt/tinderbox is newer Approved by: itetcu (Maintainer implicit)
- Add .bak to the list of files to be deleted in post-patch (the CHECK_FOR_ROOT option being off would result in tc.bak being installed. Approved by: itetcu (maintainer) Feature safe: yes
- Add support for FreeBSD 9.0 Feature safe: yes Approved by: itetcu (maintainer implicit)
Bring more fixes, optimizations and changes from CVS (PORTREVISION bumped): - Add a disclaimer to the addJail usage line so that users know to use createJail instead. - Trim leading and trailing spaces from the descriptions for Jails, Builds, and PortsTrees. - Add /proc to the list of ignored paths. This fixes a race condition which can occur when multiple builds are run in parallel. - Run the postPortsTreeUpdate and postJailUpdate Hooks while the file systems are still mounted. This has the side effect of running the hooks when an update fails. - Die if the postPortsTreeUpdate Hook fails. - Die if a port could not be added to the BuildPortsQueue. Webui: - Save some screen space by reducing space between top menu and content. - Add link to RSS feed to the latest_buildports view. - Generate RSS feeds per maintainer and add drop down menu for feeds to homepage. - Make headers of columns on buildport pages clickable to sort the table. - Rename All really Build Failures to All Failures. - Add link to All Build Failures and All Failures on latest_buildports page. - To limit the number of shown ports per page a new variable list_limit_nr could be set in inc_tinderbox.php. This limitation is disabled by default.
Import an other round of changes from marcuscom cvs and bump PORTREVISION: - Bump build_name from 72 characters to 255 characters. - Sync latest port fail reasons and patterns with pointyhat. - Switch to cvsup17 as default csup server - Fix a problem where port directories where not canonicalized, and could end up looking like dir/../otherdir. - Save some screen space by reducing space between top menu and content in queue view in webui. Note that if upgrading you have to apply the canges to your database by hand.
Pull two fixes from CVS: - Properly check the result of getDbInfo to make sure we don't try to configure the database when we don't have access. - Correct a typo which broken copyBuild for packages. Bump PORTREVISION.
OPTIONs test fixes. Submitted by: wxs@
Bring in 2 fixes from cvs: - webui: Fix misuse of TRIM function with PostgreSQL (maintianer address wron with PG) - Correct a corner case where cleaning up mounts may kill off processes it shouldn't. This occurs when you are mounting the ports tree mount via nullfs. This fix requires that sysutils/lsof be installed on the Tinderbox host (new OPTION). - bump PORTREVISION
Update to 3.2 release. This release offers no changes over Release Candidate 3. Here is a summary of changes from Tinderbox 3.1.2 to 3.2: * A new tc function, ``tbversion'' has been added to print the version of Tinderbox. This command relies on a ${pb}/.version file which is generated when the Tinderbox release distribution is created. Be sure to copy this file if you copy the contents of the Tinderbox release to another location. * Log file markup support has been added. Log files can be viewed with certain patterns colorized to make them easier to spot (e.g. GCC warnings). Currently, the list of patterns is not easily changeable, but a facility to add new patterns is forthcoming. * A new tc function, ``copyBuild'' has been added which allows one to copy attributes (e.g. env files, ports, packages, etc.) from one Build to another. * Quiet tinderd if a port in the queue does not exist.
This port was repo-copyed from ports-mgmt/tinderbox. Update to current stable release candidate 3.2.r3. Repocopy by: marcus@ Requested by: marck@
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At its 4 p.m. work session Thursday, the Moffat County School Board:
• Heard a report from Matt Beckett, Grand Futures Prevention Coalition director for Moffat County, about the 2007-08 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey conducted at Moffat County High School and Craig Middle School during the last school year. The survey indicated that parental attitudes favorable to antisocial behavior, students' lack of commitment to school and early initiation into antisocial activities act as three main elevated risk factors for students in Moffat County.
• Reviewed Regulation 1511.1, Parent Communication, which spells out how and when schools should contact parents about their child's academic progress and behavior. Concerning student behavioral issues, the regulation requires teachers to, in most circumstances, contact parents by the end of the day after the incident occurred.
• Reviewed academic growth across the district.
At its 6:30 p.m. monthly meeting, the Moffat County School Board:
• Approved a resolution to support Amendment 59, also known as Savings Account For Education.
• Approved a first reading to repeal Policy 4331.4, Salary in Lieu of Medical Insurance. School Districts are no longer allowed to offer employees salary in place of medical insurance, Superintendent Pete Bergmann said, which required the school board to formally repeal the policy.
• Approved a resolution to support Referendum O. The proposed measure would require a minimum number of signatures from residents of all state congressional districts for proposed amendments to the state constitution.
On Thursday, the Moffat County School Board approved a first reading of a policy that governs under what circumstances students may be searched and questioned at school.
The policy spells out the roles of school personnel and law enforcement officers in cases where students have, or are suspected of, violating district policy or the law. It also outlines when and how parents should be involved when their child is searched or questioned at school.
The policy would allow school principals or a designee to interview students without parental consent when administrators have cause to suspect that students have violated school or district rules.
It allows school personnel to search students' personal belongings or person while they are on school property or are participating in school activities.
However, all student searches would be subject to certain rules. For instance, a search of a student's person must be conducted in privacy by an authority of the same sex as the student.
When a search requires a student to remove more than outerwear, including coats and hats, the operation must be turned over to law enforcement officials.
Searches aren't limited to students.
The policy also authorizes administrators to seize "illegal, unauthorized or contraband materials" during searches of student's personal property, according to the policy. These searches, which may be conducted without prior consent from parents or guardians, could be conducted randomly. However, Superintendent Pete Bergmann doesn't believe school personnel need to resort to that option.
"The bottom line is, we can, but we wouldn't," Bergmann said when school board member Tony St. John asked if school personnel could randomly search a student's personal belongings.
Students' cars parked on school property would be subject to routine patrols, and vehicle interiors could be searched if a school personnel member has "reasonable grounds for suspecting that the student has violated or is violating rules of the school," the policy reads.
The policy also outlined requirements for school administrators in search, questioning and seizure procedures.
Administrators would be required to explain the reason for the search whenever possible and contact the parents of searched students at the earliest opportunity.
The review was more of a formality than a policy change. The policy is one of several the school board has revisited after the Colorado Association of School Boards recently recommended policy updates to state school districts. Moffat County schools already are practicing most of the policy's requirements, Bergmann said.
A group of district administrators recently reviewed the policy, using feedback from Craig Police Department Chief Walt Vanatta and Police Department Commander Bill Leonard.
Bergmann stopped short of saying the policy is something the district refers to on a regular basis.
However, "We use this policy far more than we'd like to," he said, adding that it's not unusual for the school district to refer to the policy every month.
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