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Celebrate great craft beer at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant in Newark during Brewmaster's Dinner and Hopapalooza 2013 on Tuesday, Feb. 12 and Saturday, Feb. 23.
Celebrate great craft beer at Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant (147 East Main St., Newark) with their February Brewmaster's Dinner and Hopapalooza 2013.
The first event will be held on Tuesday at 7 p.m., and Head Brewer Justin Sproul and Head Chef Mike Petrilla will host a five-course beer pairing dinner, featuring hearty winter fare and full-bodied beers, for $65 per person, including beverages, tax and gratuity. Then, on Feb. 23 beginning at 2 p.m., hop-heads will come together for an all-day beer fest celebrating the hoppiest beers from some of the country's best-known craft breweries.
"Whether it's part of a memorable meal or just a delicious quaff all on its own, we always love beer and we love sharing it with our guests," Sproul said. "Our February events are two very different and exciting opportunities for people to join us and indulge in some artfully crafted ales and lagers in good company."
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The menu for the Brewmaster's Dinner will include: curried sweet potato bisque with coconut crème fraiche, cilantro and peanuts, paired with Big Red One, an Imperial American red ale with caramel malt sweetness and bountiful citrus hop flavor and aroma; warm mushroom and aged cheddar salad with baby arugula, toasted walnuts and lemon-dijon vinaigrette, paired with Three Lions Pale Ale and a copper English-style pale ale hopped with classic English hops.
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Hopapalooza on Feb. 23 will feature a wealth of hop-heavy beers, including Iron Hill favorites such as: Alpha Tripel, an American version of a classic Belgian tripel; Boulder Bank IPA, an international-style IPA brewed with domestic malt and New Zealand hops; cask-conditioned Big Red One, an imperial American red ale with caramel malt sweetness and bountiful citrus hop flavor and aroma.
There will also be English IPA, a golden ale brewed in the traditional English style; and Iron Hill India Black Ale, an American-style IPA with pronounced bitterness and a touch of roast character. Other beers will include: Sierra Nevada Ruthless Rye, an IPA brewed with rye for a distinct, spicy malt profile; Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA, an aggressively hopped beer that is aged for a full year; Stone Ruination IPA, a hop monster with delicious, intensely bitter flavor and a refreshing malt base; and Elysian Immortal IPA, a Northwestern interpretation of a classic English style with golden copper color.
Beers will be available on a pay-as-you-go basis or as samples of 10.
For more information about Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant, or to make a reservation at any of their locations, please visit ironhillbrewery.com or call 266-9000.


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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 13:54
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Aitch wrote:
I guess Barry really needs to chip in on this, though I'm glad it's being discussed....thanks for starting a new thread, Q5sys
Imagine a possible future headline:
Download Puppy Ver.xxx - with the first ORGANISED linux file system
Oh no, it's that dreaded word again.....where's everyone gone....?
cough cough... you mean '
'. Silly Brit's putting a 's' where a 'z' goes.
Yea it would be nice if Barry would give us his thoughts. I personally like /opt because it keeps things neat and tidy. I am not a zealot for the idea though. Us talking it out and getting everyones ideas and opinions on the matter is really the best benefit of this thread.
When the idea came in the slacko thread, i realized (Aitch, notice the z there,
haha)... wow, I have no clue what anyone elses opinion on this issue is.
(and if anyone cant tell, my s vs z banter is just sarcasm from a colonial to a royalist.
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 14:19
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Wow, so much ... anger
Let me explain why I like putting packages under /opt. There are three reasons for this.
First, these packages I built may conflict with the built-in ones and they're "unofficial", or, as some of you may describe them, optional. Packages such as libav (the FFmpeg fork) have the same file names and I don't want to ruin users' systems.
Second, /opt is extremely useful for whole suites of packages that need to be separated from the core system. A good example for this is Trinity (the KDE 3.x fork), which depends on Qt3. Since we don't want conflicts between Trinity and KDE (or between Qt3 and Qt4), putting it under /opt/trinity brings two major advantages: packages
do not even attempt to link
against Trinity or Qt3 (since this is a "non-standard" path) and the system is much more organized and elegant, since Trinity has dozens of executables and libraries, which get installed in their own directory instead of getting merged with /usr, which is messy anyway.
Iguleder does a nice job explaining the situations in which opt should be used. Opt is for portable apps or those that don't play nice with the rest of the os.
Compiling everything as a portable app is convenient for the user, but not small.
Generally it's good to keep things out of /usr/local - reserve that for the user's local programs.
Personally, I don't think moving a bunch of stuff to /opt makes things any less confusing.
What I do is make a rox-app (done using a script added to the end of fixmenus) for each menu item and put it in /root/my-roxapps. This makes it easy to find your apps and put them on the desktop and you don't have to care where they are in the filesystem.
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 14:28
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Ah, thanks Jemimah
I was just coming back to say I'd posted a link here in the Saluki thread, and Barry's Blog
cough cough... you mean 'organized'. Silly Brit's putting a 's' where a 'z' goes
Now, now, no 'cross the pond wars' please....if the English had their way, you'd all fail your English exams....
Thankfully, the world's full of foreigners....
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 14:46
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Aitch wrote:
cough cough... you mean 'organized'. Silly Brit's putting a 's' where a 'z' goes
Now, now, no 'cross the pond wars' please....if the English had their way, you'd all fail your English exams....
Thankfully, the world's full of foreigners....
the funny thing is I still catch myself spelling colour with a 'u'. One of my elementary teachers was British and she taught us the '
' spelling of those words. However the rest of my teachers in my educational career did not appreciate that trend. haha
I got nothing but love for the Brits, still hoping to marry a sweet British girl one of these days. haha
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 16:00
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/opt make sense only for cross-distribution apps (Browsers, OOo) trying to navigate the plethora of linux variations and file system trees out there. For any given
distribution, not only it does not make sense but is a call for trouble. Apps put their files in /opt so will not conflict with distro files. If you start putting distro files in /opt, you are just inviting these conflicts!
Frankly, I doubt if a more rational and consistent file system tree was commonplace, the need for /opt would emerged.
The (arguably) most bleeding edge distribution, the one backed up by the (certainly) most successful Linux enterprise, Fedora, is moving this way with their next release, Fedora17.
Here is why
So consolidation is the name of the game. Not further dispersion.
For local/experimental stuff there is $HOME or /root/my-applications (in puppy) or anything the user wants. But not for "distro" stuff.
Here is how to solve your
Linux problems fast
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 18:11
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jemimah wrote:
Compiling everything as a portable app is convenient for the user, but not small.
The question I think is: who cares about size nowadays, when the apps live outside of the save file?
How much longer will we try to cramp modern apps into an archaic and questionable file system?
In the end only the user's convenience will count. Not some theoretical or historically grown concept.
More importantly, how will Linux ever become more mainstream, if it cannot come up with some sort of apps standard that works for everyone, everywhere? I've seen huge wastes of time and energy in the many linux forums I follow, because of old and stubborn patterns obstructing progress.
I don't pretend to know the answers, these are just my observations after years of patient reading.
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 21:20
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I agree with Bert. I run Puppy from a multisession DVD in a computer without a hard disk drive but lots of RAM. I keep Puppy small so it boots quickly from the DVD. Puppy comes with a good selection of application programs, so I don't need to install many more. Small apps that I find very useful (such as
) I install and save on the Puppy DVD, but large programs, or programs I don't use very often, I save as .pets on a separate flash drive and reinstall them each time I need to use them.. Since I don't usually save to the DVD when I shut down, these do not cause bloat on the DVD.
So anyway, applications-in-a-directory (ROX-apps?) that are compiled with all their dependencies are far less of a problem for me than trying to figure out how to make a program work that is scattered all over the operating system and leaves its dependencies as exercises for the reader.
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 21:44
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For anything that is source independant and small, I follow the normal structure, however anything large or source dependant I've always used /opt.
Means if it 'craps out' it's easier to cleanup.
Like with my qt stuff, lib is not a small set, creator and developers all big, apps are small but are qtdependant so will be in /opt;
but games belong in /var/games and that's where I put them;
the other common base (generic) 'stuff' will go as normal into /usr/local or /usr/share depending on their structure and size;
also /opt can be a link to another partition as I have, means I can move and resize as I need to, without affecting my base or as I have two bases using a common /opt, easier to work, test and play with.
edit: just realized that I left out copying the last line across "links to the apps in all cases added to /root/my-applications/bin when needed", sorry about that.
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Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2011, 22:47
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Before anyone starts doing this insanity, echo $PATH and $LD_LIBRARY_PATH
If the place you are putting the binaries/libraries is outside of those ... There are several things that need to be considered ... I'm not going to get into the details but trust me ... It's more of a hassle than its worth. And IMHO much easier/better to use other methods during build.
Check out my
github repositories
. I may eventually get around to updating my
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Posted: Sun 18 Dec 2011, 12:41
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My /opt is a symlink to a separate partition which is shared by all the linuxes installed on my PC. In this place stand libreoffice and opera for instance. On an other PC I have kde coming from Slax (hard installed) in /opt and kde can be used by my Vector Linux as well.
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Posted: Mon 19 Dec 2011, 14:36
Post subject: Why the opt standard?
Subject description: Let the haters (of standards) continue hating lol
has been around forever
it's less wordy (keystrokes) than /home/[username]/my applications/
Who ever started putting spaces in directory paths? Its Micro-Lame in my opinion - sorry, short tangent.
I find
cd /opt
to get to my master list of
IONAL software quite brief, intuitive and fast.
I'm glad the majority are following suit with the ground work on the best Operating System that was ever available... and what the entire Linux movement is based on.
I will say along with one of the early posters in this thread that I find /usr/local and /usr ambiguous and of little value as a standard. opt makes it really clean to "remove" all your optional software in one pass (less /etc/opt/ data if present) Even though /usr and /usr/local have always been around, I think two tiers makes it complicated. if /usr/ was non OS specific/user area alone I'd probably not even give it a second thought.
Go OPT - It's not an Option (hehe)
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Posted: Tue 28 Feb 2012, 03:34
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technosaurus; Unless the libs. are seldom used, then statically compile them into the app. If they`re not shared then why share them?
/opt is just another place to put stuff, as if Unix didn`t already have enough.
Consolidating all of the Unix dirs. is like loosing all of it`s other legacy crap...
Legacy drivers, boot methods, dependence on the initrd.gz file. And probably most of all using a legacy loose file setup for read-only files.
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Posted: Tue 28 Feb 2012, 05:44
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"Consolidating all of the Unix dirs" *requires* the use of an initrd. If it weren't for all the 'legacy crap' no distro would work at all. Only because some basic assumptions are made, can things work together reliably. Imagine if every application had to search your entire system to look *everywhere* for the resources it needed.
This brings up the idea of adding a unique PATH and/or LD_LIBRARY_PATH element for each weirdly-located program or library. What that does is add more work for the system to look for these things. Most systems set up a PATH with 4-5 elements for normal users, LD_LIBRARY_PATH is normally unused and ld-linux.so.2 (the linker which actually runs your programs) looks in about 4-5 locations for libraries. So, when you 'run' a program -say from a terminal window, you tell the shell "run wget". So, the shell starts searching each element of the PATH until it finds wget. The the shell tells the *kernel* ro run the program. But, the kernel doesn't do this itself. It tells ld-linux.so.2 (BTW it fully *expects* to find ld-linux.so in a *known* location. You can change that location and name of course, by patching the kernel) -anyway, the kernel tells ld-linux.so to run the program. ld-linux begins reading the ELF header of the program to find out which libraries the thing is gonna need, if any(still has to look to see). If it needs libs, then ld-linux loads them first into RAM and dynamically links them to specific locations which it passes to the executable whe it finally runs it. So, adding elements to PATH or LD_LIBRARY_PATH or in /etc/ld.so.conf -did I mention that the linker of course will look specifically for /etc/ld.so.conf and not over the whole system?
Many of the old conventions' original motivations are no longer important for most users. But, meanwhile, innovative folks have found imaginative ways to use these assumptions/conventions to good use. The whole idea of a LiveCD relies an several of these 'crap' ideas which were made real by someone -the first LiveCD was out in 1993, IIRC.
I went through a phase where I also thought that the Linux VFS should be renamed and reorganized. I even built an example project which used a naming scheme like gobo does(long before gobo existed) -but using truly-modified paths. That approach is very high maintenance because it requires patching nearly every program and lib you want to use. I came to my senses... Apple OSX took the more reasonable approach -the kernel's VFS is unchanged -only the virtual representation of it we see. Even from the CLI, the file-system is highly virtualized. I mean, we aren't seeing raw disk block numbers there -even they are a virtualization! So, all you really need to make every 'real' underlying structure disappear, is to have shell and/or GUI which changes the way you 'see' the file system. Simple!
Somehow I find it strange that the same people who promote a dynamic and modular system might want to shun the great existing modularity and flexibility which is already available. Running from RAM is only possible because someone had a great idea a long time ago. The concept of the initrd *followed* the ramdisk concept.
UNIX gave us lots of compartments as standard -each with its' own well-thought-out motivation and implementation. They gave us enough that we rarely need to do any invention -and if we feel we must, they gave us /opt for that. If it needs to look or feel different, you can always change each little aspect in the way that you like -because they thought of that too!
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Posted: Tue 28 Feb 2012, 17:11
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Yes, we do not want to increase the length of the paths too much. And I don`t suggest removing "needed code" from the kernel ( of course ).
The initrd makes a boot time pre-run environment allowing for many different O.S. setups. How about booting from a Squash file instead?
The kernel already has Squashfs included, it`s just another type of image file. Boot directly to Puppy`s main SFS file ( requires a kernel mod. ).
Unix and Linux work very well the way they were designed. That doesn`t mean that they can`t be improved any. Simplify is almost always a good idea.
Boot devices and storage, network and I/O connections, attached user interface devices all have new additions and also the loss of legacy ones.
Choice pup added lib. paths for each Squash app. file it "linked". I told him that this was not necessary, that there were much better ways to do it...
No intent on shunning any of the Linux setup, but depreciating legacy items for better methods
the standard manner of change in Linux.
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Posted: Sun 14 Oct 2012, 02:43
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I agree amigo.
Just like a society, any system that works well enough to last as long as *nix is going to carry a lot of "cruft" and remnants of past attempts at standardization. Doesn't mean we give up. Just means we try to understand the history of what was done and why, so we can improve on it instead of making the same mistakes. It's called "progress."
re: /opt
Neither Ubuntu nor Puppy put anything in /opt as distributed so I've taken to using it as an "optional filesystem structure" to make administration easier. In keeping with the spirit of several posts like those amigo points to, I use /opt to bring all the desparate pieces of a given software package together by way of symlinks. So /opt looks something like...
In each subdirectory will be symlinks to the configuration files in /etc, the binaries (wherever they are), log files, etc. This gives me a 1-stop place for managing daemons and other packages. Shell scripts in particular are simplified.
re: Consolidating large directories like /bin and /usr/bin
Though commandlines are second nature to most of us, when you just want to get something done without having to remember syntax details, nothing beats a GUI. I've found most file manager GUIs choke on directories with hundreds of files. This admittedly is an implementation issue, best solved by pagination in the GUI, but the fact remains that most of them don't and we don't have time to rewrite every tool we use.
File manager authors need to recognize the move towards consolidation and make their tools handle it better by using background processes and things so control can be returned to the GUI before every file is read. In the meantime, consolidation proponents need to keep these real-world limitations in mind when dealing with directories that are already massive.
re: Read-Only vs. Read-write filesystems
I very much like the layered filesystem approach of unionfs/aufs that Puppy has adopted. It's one of the main reasons I'm switching. Adding this 3rd dimension to filesystem structure goes a long way in simplifying the locating of resources and thus improving reliability of installs and operation.
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Spınal Tap
Last night I had a spinal tap in Berlin.
Y'know, it didn't actually hurt that bad. I'd heard the people that made the movie This is Spınal Tap picked the name because it was supposed to be the most painful medical procedure. Apparently the fictional band said they wanted a name that represented dominance and pain. And when a doctor gives you a spinal tap he's dominating you and causing you pain.
It hurt. But it was only a little worse than the usual jabs you get from doctors. If you want to know more about what a spinal tap is go here.
The reason I had my spine tapped is because that illness I told you about last time just kept getting worse. The main symptom was a massive headache. My friend Jan took me to the local emergency room. He said that I should expect to wait there for four or five hours. Luckily it was a slow day and we got in within a few minutes.
They drew some blood and saw that I had a "massive infection." They kept repeating this diagnosis throughout the evening. I want to call my next band Massive Infection.
Since the only symptoms I had were a headache and fever, the doctor was extremely concerned I might have meningitis. Oh dear! I kept thinking, "second rate Buddhist author Brad Warner, who was never nearly as good as Deepak Chopra or Eckhart Tolle, died in Berlin of meningitis during a largely unsuccessful tour of Europe."* That's just what I need as an obituary. "Warner was known mostly for making fun of much more important Buddhist masters by using a sock monkey."
Anyway, the spinal tap showed no signs of meningitis. And I am not paraplegic, which was one of the risks of the procedure listed on the form I had to sign before it was done. So that's good news.
The bad news is that I had a buttload of tests. Gosh only knows what that's gonna cost me. They even did a CT scan. And in the end they couldn't determine where the infection was. I suspect it's a bladder infection from my previous stuff and it just wasn't showing up on the tests they gave me. With all this I was in the ER for around eight hours. Mostly waiting.
They wanted me to stay in the hospital for about three days while they did more tests. But I knew I'd never be able to afford that. They gave me the option of taking a general antibiotic. The doc said he was 80-90% sure it would be effective. So I went with that. Now, about 12 hours after taking the first dose, it certainly feels like it's working.
Because of this I had to cancel my appearance at the German Buddhist Union's conference on sexuality. This was a huge disappointment because that was one of the ones I was really looking forward to. But God will not be mocked. And when he says you're not gonna do something you'd best listen.
As for zazen, I gotta tell ya, it's hard to do that shit when you're sick. I've managed to do a bit here and there. Finally this morning I got through a half-hour sit. It's not a miracle cure, but it helps.
I always go with what's most practical. If my body is screaming "lay down!!!" Then I'll skip zazen until things improve. You shouldn't do zazen if your body is crying out for bed rest.
But last night when the intensity of my headache made it impossible to sleep, I got up and did a little zazen. Oddly enough I started getting sleepy! Which was a very good thing. So I went back to bed after a little while.
I'm not a generally sickly person. But this unsettled lifestyle is doing me in. So I will not be touring again like I have been in the past. Maybe this is God's way of forcing me to set up some type of center where people can come to me instead of me always coming to them. I'll still travel. But I'll limit it to single events.
For now, I'm still planning on seeing most of the rest of this tour through. Although I may cancel a few events to try and limit my travel. Those of you who ought to be contacted about this, will be.
Once I'm feeling up to it.
Enjoy some rare Spın̈al Tap I dug up on YouTube:
* Just so you know, I don't think this tour has been unsuccessful at all. I just imagine that's how it might be reported.


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I always start to salivate when I see a Gary Neely letter; I know it's going to be bombast, oversimplification, claims of expertise and a healthy dose of baloney.
In his most recent letter ("Don't blame fracking," July 29), he dismisses all critics of fracking. These silly people, he opines, don't have their feet firmly planted like him. They have the temerity to base their opinions on scientific studies ( Schlumberger, an industry leader, pegs leaking wells at 20 percent worldwide).
But, if ignorance wasn't enough, he also assures us a lot of these folks are just mad because they didn't get any gas money, i.e. class envy. Of course, I doubt he knows any of the letter writers (I do); if he did, he'd know many of them (me included) have declined to mortgage our grandchildren's future for a quick buck.
And then he throws in a couple of "expert" rebuttals.
Like Sarah Palin, who claimed foreign policy expertise because her state abuts Russia, the writer assures us he knows better what the people in the Woodlands are experiencing than they do because he has lived "near the Connoquenessing Woodlands." I guess in a singularly Republican sort of way that makes him an expert.
Then, the writer assures us he has "worked in the oil and gas industry for many years," implying that we can, therefore, trust him to deliver truthful, expert testimony. He tosses out his usual shibboleth that toxic fracking has been around since the '60s. That statement alone betrays the writer's ignorance. The sort of fracking currently being used is not the same process used in the '60s. It differs in the volume of water used, the pressure involved and the length and direction of the well bore. Many of the chemicals are new to the process, as well.
All of that, though, pales when the writer suggests opponents are anti-progress. Fossil fuels are so yesterday. Instead of dumping good money after bad, we should be investing in new, clean, renewable, abundant, nonpolluting alternatives. He would have us believe the only way forward is to continue to dump toxins into our air, water, soil and blood streams.
Perhaps fossil fuels helped build a middle class, but they also fouled the only home we have. Toxic fracking, like mountaintop removal, deep sea oil drilling and tar sands, is not a bridge to the future. It is a walk off the gang plank.


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Update 1PM ET: Seems like Nokia is on the ball as Verizon has thrown the switch for the Lumia 822. Go check for your update now: Settings > Phone Update > Check for update. We can also confirm FM Radio and Group text is included.
If you're on Verizon and waiting for the Amber firmware and GDR2 OS updates for your Nokia Lumia 822, fear not as it should be headed to your device real soon.
Yesterday, Nokia updated their site from "waiting for approval" to "coming soon" and a tipster named WP8addict in our forums noted that indeed, it has been cleared by Verizon yesterday.
What's more, it may be here as early as Friday, should his information prove to be accurate:
"Yes, GDR2 is coming.....should be OTA to all the 822's on 23rd Friday. Verizon finally waved the green flag (Oops my bad "RED" flag) for L822 Amber to NOKIA today."
That's great news for the 822 as that device doesn't receive nearly as much attention as it should. But at least you now know you won't be left out of the Amber-GDR2 fun.
Nokia's Amber update will enable new features like flip to silence, Glance screen and improvements to the camera while Microsoft's GDR2 update improves performance, fixes the Other storage issue, Data Sense (select devices) and other tidying up of the OS.
In typical fashion, Verizon should release a full changelog highlighting all the new features in the Lumia 822 when it goes live and we'll be sure to bring that to you when it happens.
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As most of you have heard by now, the music world lost one its great legends, a performer who changed the direction of pop music forever and influenced a generation in terms of style and sound. I'm speaking, of course, about Sky Sunlight Saxon, legendary front man and bassist for The Seeds.
Although best known for their biggest song, Pushin' Too Hard, The Seeds were more than one-hit wonders. Sky Saxon continued to pilot various line-ups of The Seeds right up until his death on Thursday. Though they never became as famous as the people they influenced, The Seeds' sound is clearly apparent in a host of more popular performers including Iggy Pop, The Sex Pistols, The Ramones, The White Stripes, Nirvana and many others.
I was the proud owner of some of Sky's later albums on which he expanded The Seeds original pounding garage punk into brutally beautiful slabs of twisted madness, often lasting an entire LP side and consisting of just two chords that pummeled the listener into psychedelic psubmission.
In other news Farrah Fawcett Majors passed away yesterday. When I was in junior high I had her poster. You could see nipples! And I think one of the Jackson Five died too. They used to have a cartoon show. Or maybe it was one of The Osmond Brothers. I always got them confused.
Ironically, the morning of the day all this news broke I attended the cremation ceremony for a close friend of one of the people who comes to the Saturday morning Zazen classes at Hill Street Center (info to your left, I'll see you there tomorrow!). Buddhist cremation ceremonies generally consist of some chanting, followed by covering the body with flowers, followed by some more chanting and the offering of incense. It's a nice ceremony. Short and sweet.
The person in question happened to be a priest in another Zen organization in town. I was not there, but I was told that one of the other priests in his organization took the opportunity of his passing away to deliver a lecture about how a newly departed person searches for his or her next mother for 49 days before reincarnating. I could be mistaken about the contents of this particular lecture. But this is not at all an uncommon topic of talks following the death of a monk or Buddhist practitioner.
I get kind of annoyed when people use death as an opportunity to air all their superstitions, especially when those people airing the superstitions do so cloaked in the guise of religious authority. I know that it's done partly as a way to ease the pain of those in mourning. But I don't see why we need grand speculations on topics that nobody could possibly know anything about in order to comfort those in mourning.
The Universe is vast and mysterious. We know that neither matter nor energy is ever created or destroyed. The Heart Sutra says it this way, "No one is born or dies." Those who pass away remain with us as long as we remember them. And more than that, their life never really departs from this very place because there is nowhere else to go. Beyond this, everything else is pure speculation.
I'm not convinced that it's ultimately useful to escape into the world of fantasy after someone we know or love dies. I can understand the desire to turn away from the pain of reality. It often seems too much to cope with. I know my mom's death in 2007 sure did -- and still does sometimes. But we can never truly escape from that which is real. We can cover our eyes. But even then we're confronted with the reality of our own covered eyes.
Too often, though, the occasion of death is taken as an excuse to indulge in fantasy. We don't simply take a break from the pain of loss to remain quiet and absorb its lessons. We fly away into the false beauty of our imaginations. Not that imagination is a bad thing. But it isn't good to get lost in it.
We think that reality might be more than we can handle. But I'm not certain that's ever true. Much of the pain of grief is often fueled by imagination too. We imagine life without our loved one and speculate about how we won't be able to cope. But such speculation is as fanciful as imagining our loved one with wings and a halo walking streets paved with gold way up high in the clouds. I don't think we cure our pain by any kind of speculation.
We cure our pain by feeling it as it is, not adding to it and not trying to make it stop. The pain of loss is just what it is. We feel it and then we move on.


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Samsung has rolled out another of its ads that aim to poke fun at Apple iPhone 5 buyers and those that plan on waiting in line for one tomorrow. Samsung released a similar ad last year just after the iPhone 4S went on sale; so these poor attempts at advertising and humor from Samsung are nothing really new. This latest ad is supposedly there to promote its Samsung Galaxy S3 under the heading of "The Next Big Thing Is Already Here".
The ad tries to make fun of the iPhone 5's use of sapphire crystals by saying the phone will be like a precious jewel, making fun of the repositioning of the headphone jack as if it was some sort of big deal and the all-digital Lightning connector. It's like Samsung is trying to tell you that iPhone users are dumb people who get over excited over any tiny little design change or small feature. Samsung then goes on to insinuate that iPhone users are mainly now the older generation and the hip and cool people are using the Samsung Galaxy S3.
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Friday, August 10, 2012 - Wank Party 2012 #8, Part 2
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In Wank Party 2012 #8 we have Tomas Kukal, Roman Ditrich, Kaja Kolomaz, Lukas Pribyl and Milos Zambo. In part one we saw Lukas in he rehabilitation session with Kaja and Milos. Roman and Tomas were left to wait. Part 2 picks up from when Lukas goes in for his session. They here some noises and Roman goes over to peep through the keyhole and beckons Tomas to come and check as well. Peeping through the keyhole he sees that the other guys are fucking. Although surprised he soon suggests that he and Roman try some rehabilitation. As he talks he rubs his hand over Roman's crotch and then opens the pants. Peeping again through the keyhole Tomas then opens Roman's pants and pulls out his hard cock. He quickly starts to suck on that big dick. Tomas really sucks on Roman's cock well, taking it nice and deep and he keeps going for quite a while. Then, realising that everything has gone quiet in the other room they quickly move back to the sofa. Just in time too, since the door opend and Lukas comes out followed by the medical staff. Milos explains that he and Kaja must take their lunch break for 30 minutes. That leaves Roman and Tomas alone again, to wait. They quickly go back to having some fun, with Tomas sucking back down on Roman's still hard cock. As he his being sucked Roman removes his shirt and then stands up and gets completely naked, as Tomas takes his top off as well. Then Roman sits again, for more sucking. He then stands Tomas up and takes his shorts off. Tomas is hard too and Roman wastes no time in sucking on that cock. It's not long before they move back to the sofa for a 69. Tomas is on top, taking Roman's dick in his mouth. Roman is sucking too as we get a great view of Tomas hot ass. Tomas is feeling so horny and sits his ass over Roman's face, so he can rim the hole. His tongue laps at that sexy hole really turning Tomas on. He wants more and stands, legs apart, presenting his ass to Tomas who pushes his throbbing dick deep into the hole. He fucks Tomas nice and hard, his pole sliding in and out with ease. Then Roman pulls out and goes down on Tomas cock for some more sucking. Tomas loves how his cock feels and wants some ass too. Roman lays on the sofa, with Tomas kneeling between his legs. Tomas then slips his cock into Roman's waiting hole, fucking it with long, slow strokes. Roman takes it well and when Tomas has had enough he pulls out and they move so taht he can sit his sexy ass down on Roman's cock. He rides his ass up and down over that big dick, stretching the hole nicely. Then Roman takes over, thrusting his cock in and out of the ass, doing such a good job that very soon Tomas shoots a nice big load. Roman continues to fuck Tomas ass, harder and faster until he pulls out and shoots his cum as well, a big, creamy load. Just as he is draining that dick Kaja and Milos return from lunch and see what has been going on. Without another thought they take both Roman and Tomas in the the rehabilitation room. This second part certainly lived up to the hot sex of part one, all the guys really excelled in this Wank Party.
Egon Kubalak is aged 18 and lives in Nymburk. He works as a motor mechanic and in his spare time enjoys motor sport, cycling and jogging. Egon looks very good as he stands, for his interview, in just an open shirt and his shorts and boots. Then he kneels on the floor as someone else enters the room. The other person is a military helping hand and removes Egon's shirt, instructing him to do some push ups. As Egon does the push ups the helping hand pulls his shorts down and we see that his cock is already hard. He is made to continue wish the push ups as his ass is trodden on and slapped. He is then allowed to stand up, with that cock poking right out. Holding his gun above his head Egon is then made to do some squats before lying on the floor and doing some sit ups. The helping hand removes Egon's boots and socks and then takes some oil and begins to massage his body. Egon's cock gets fully hard again as his body is massaged and the hands stand it up so we get a great view of the swollen head. The hand then takes hold of that big, hard cock and wanks it. Egon lifts his legs in the air so we can see his hairy ass crack and the hands rub over it. The hand really works over Egon's cock, and it seems very sensitive to the touch. It's not long before that cock is ready to blow and it explodes in a massive cum shot, shooting the cum all over his leg. Then it is off to the shower to clean up.
Petr Castek is 21 years old and he lives in Prague. He is currently unemployed and enjoys jogging and athletics. Petr is a very good looking, fair haired guy. he poses very well, with an almost constant smile on his face, as he slowly removes his cothers. As he poses we see his soft cock and low hanging balls, Then he shows a very sexy, smooth ass, bending over to show his tight hole. As he reclines he shows his cock some more and gets it nice and hard for us. It looks very good indeed. Petr does a very good job of showing himself off, making sure we see every feature of his beautiful body. I look forward to seeing his erotic video.


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The United States flag is returning to the old Lenawee County Courthouse dome.
The Adrian Kiwanis Club is arranging the replacement of broken rigging that brought down the flag in late October. North winds from the remnants of Hurricane Sandy snapped the steel cable rigging and damaged hardware connecting it to the flag pole, reported county building and grounds superintendent Tim Mehan last fall.
A repair project was delayed after contractors advised against attempting crane work to repair the rigging during the fall season's windy weather.
Adrian Kiwanis Club members decided to step up and arrange the repair project, said club officer David Siler. Members felt an obligation because the club had arranged replacement of the courthouse dome's flag pole in 1991, he said.
A wooden flag pole on the dome was destroyed by lightning in the 1950s and not replaced.
A fiberglass pole was installed by the club, along with lighting on the courthouse roof to illuminate the flag.
Rigging problems brought the flag down several times. Cranes were set up at the courthouse in 1998 and again in 2002 to rescue disabled flags and repair rigging.
Siler said the project being arranged will include replacing all the pulleys and brackets that are part of the rigging.
Mehan reported on the Kiwanis Club project to the county commission's physical resources committee on Feb. 4. The contractor, Rocket Enterprise of Warren, is to visit the courthouse and get a view of the challenges involved before sending a crane to work on the 167-foot-tall flag pole, he said.
Siler said Friday the club's board is waiting for the contractor to make a site visit and submit a final proposal for it to act on.
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canaan wrote:mikey287 wrote:Weird. Ellerby isn't a prize pig. But he was a former 10th overall pick and on Florida's roster. We got the same return for Lovejoy. So by that metric, we did pretty good for ourselves. Good size and skating, Kings blueline is in shambles at the moment...essentially Loktionov for Ellerby indirectly.
i couldnt imagine this board's reaction if we traded a 10th overall dman for a 5th rd pick.