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Carrier Kältetechnik Schweiz has achieved a significant milestone with the installation of its 100th CO₂OLtec® Integral system in the Swiss SPAR supermarket in Schüpfen, which opened its doors in June 2013. Carrier's CO₂OLtec Integral system, which uses the natural refrigerant CO₂, provides a fully integrated approach for the store's refrigeration, space heating and cooling, ventilation and lighting needs. With this solution, the supermarket expects to achieve measurable gains in increasing energy efficiency, cutting its carbon footprint in half, and streamlining its operations with a single point of contact for purchasing, installation and service. Carrier, the world's leader in high technology heating, air-conditioning and refrigeration solutions, is a part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX).
The CO₂OLtec Integral system leverages the waste heat created during the refrigeration process to cover the full heating requirements of the entire store, all year round, thus eliminating the need for a conventional gas heating system. During warm months, it provides cooling to ensure a pleasant shopping and working environment, and for even greater comfort, the cold air in front of refrigerated cabinets is drawn out and redistributed via the ventilation system.
The performance of this fully integrated concept is orchestrated by Carrier's intelligent building management system, which controls the interactions among the various components of the commercial refrigeration, heating, cooling, ventilation and lighting systems, to achieve optimal levels of energy efficiency.
Mr. Elias Steiner, Head of Construction Department and Facility Management, SPAR Gruppe Schweiz, said, "The fully integrated planning and execution of the entire building services together with commercial refrigeration make clear sense, because commercial refrigeration in a supermarket is proportionally the largest refrigeration system, the largest waste heat generator and the largest energy consumer. The concept of bringing these all 'under one roof' and optimally harmonising the controls is a future-proof idea."
Philippe Widemann, Managing Director, Carrier Kältetechnik Schweiz, stated, "With increasing market acceptance of our fully integrated solution for supermarkets, Carrier is pleased to count SPAR's Schüpfen store as our 100th CO₂OLtec Integral customer. Our customer can now take advantage of demonstrated energy cost savings of up to 30 percent over the system's lifecycle, along with the future-proof security that comes with using CO₂ as a refrigerant."
Carrier has the right refrigerant solution for every application, but not every refrigerant is suitable for every application.
About Carrier
Carrier is the world's leading provider of advanced technical solutions for heating, air conditioning and refrigeration engineering. Carrier offers sustainable solutions for energy-efficient products, building control engineering and energy services in the areas of residential buildings, commercial refrigeration, transport and food retailing. Founded by the inventor of modern climate technology, Carrier achieves, through technical innovation and ecological responsibility, a valuable contribution to the preservation of our environment. Carrier is part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a business division of United Technologies Corp. UTC is the world's leading provider in the areas of aerospace industries and building services engineering. Visit www.carrier.com, for more information.
About SPAR Gruppe Schweiz
The SPAR Group is a Swiss family business based in Gossau SG. In 1989 the business acquired the SPAR license for the whole of Switzerland from SPAR International. 170 EUROSPAR supermarkets, SPAR convenience stores and SPAR express convenience stores along with eleven TopCC cash-and-carry stores for large-scale consumers belong to the SPAR Group. A third of the SPAR convenience stores are separate branches, the other two thirds are led by independent retailers as part of the franchising system. Independent maxi and further free retailers are likewise supplied by SPAR. The SPAR Group employs 2156 full-time employees – 308 of whom are trainees. In 2012 a turnover of 1,041 million Swiss francs was generated.
SPAR provides grocery supermarkets, a large range of fresh products and friendly and proficient personnel to the neighborhood. SPAR International has its head office in the Netherlands. SPAR provides a licensing system in 36 countries. SPAR is thus the largest voluntary chain of retail stores with around 12,000 supermarkets and a total turnover of 31 billion euros. "SPAR" means "Tanne" in Dutch and was founded in Holland in 1932.
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CO2OLtec Integral system at Spar Store, Switzerland by Carrier
Carrier´s CO₂OLtec Integral solution at a SPAR store in Schüpfen, Switzerland combines refrigeration, heating, cooling, ventilation and lighting and aims to achieve up to 30 percent savings on energy costs and 50 percent reduction in the system´s carbon footprint, in comparison to a conventional R404A refrigeration and gas heating system.
Across the sales area of almost 400 sqm, all pieces of cooling and freezing equipment are powered by a transcritical CO₂ booster refrigeration system. Waste heat created during the refrigeration process is collected by the CO₂OLtec Integral outdoor unit and reused to deliver the necessary heating capacity for the sales, storage and staff areas for the whole store year round. This allows the store to completely eliminate a conventional heating gas boiler system and the local usage of fossil fuels.
The central CO₂OLtec Integral outdoor unit secures cooling of the store when needed, by preparing cold water and distributing it via the hydraulic systems to various consumer points, such as the central air handling unit.
An additional system feature exhausts the cold air from the space in front of the open multidecks, thus helping to eliminate the "cold aisle effect", and redistributing the air at the required temperature level via the central air handling unit.
The efficiency of the fully integrated concept is determined primarily by the optimum interaction of the interfaces of various subsections and the intelligence of the higher-level building management system that ensures that the various systems are fully integrated and interact with one another with the best possible efficiency.
Many critical interfaces to technical building equipment could hereby be eliminated, since all system components of the commercial refrigeration, heating, cooling, ventilation and lighting as well as their installation and service are delivered from a single source, by Carrier.


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An Oklahoma man who was arrested and jailed for allegedly raping a 4-year-old girl intends to sue authorities for holding for three months while he pleaded with them to perform a DNA test, which eventually cleared him.
An Oklahoma man who was arrested and jailed for allegedly raping a 4-year-old girl intends to sue authorities for holding for three months while he pleaded with them to perform a DNA test, which eventually cleared him.
Tommy Braden, 26, of Sapulpa, Okla., was arrested in April 2012 after he called 911 in the morning to report that he had woken up to find his girlfriend's daughter, age 4, bleeding on her bed. He also reported a broken window in their mobile home and blood on the front porch, Smolen told ABC News. Braden shared the home with his girlfriend, their biological child, and the 4-year-old.
According to Braden's attorney Don Smolen, Creek County Sheriff's officers arrested and charged Braden with the girl's rape. Officials took a swab of his DNA at the time, but refused to test the sample for a DNA match with the semen and pubic hair found at the scene of the crime.
"He was openly cooperating, doing everything he can to prove that it wasn't him," Smolen said. "They found pubic hair and semen at the scene that's never tested… It takes three months for them to get it done and only after the court orders them to do it… It's just crazy to me."
"Rarely do you have someone suspected of such horrific crime begging to give DNA. If you've got the opportunity where someone's voluntarily giving you sample, why not get it tested and confirm or deny whether it was him?" the lawyer asked.
The Creek County Sheriff's office did not respond to requests for comment from ABC.
"It was horrible, she was brutally raped," Smolen said. "And Tommy and Debra also have a child together, so it's not like you've got some random guy living in the house with the 4-year-old down the hall. This little girl has called him 'dad' since she was a year old. He and Debra are married now."
While he was in jail, Braden lost his job and the Oklahoma State Department of Health and Human Services took custody of the children, Smolen said.
Braden and his defense attorney finally won a ruling from a Creek County judge ordering the DNA test, which proved that Braden had not raped the girl.
Braden was released nearly three months after he was arrested, in July 2012. His record was expunged and both children are living with Braden and his girlfriend, Debra, again, though they are still under the state's supervision, Smolen said.
Police then arrested Braden's neighbor, Patrick Edward Misner, 28, and charged him with rape and molestation. He is awaiting trial in Oklahoma. His attorney did not return calls for comment.
Smolen notified Creek County this month that he was preparing a lawsuit against the county for Braden's imprisonment. The county has not yet responded, he said.
Colleen Curry, ABC
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Chumlee Hoax? Austin Chumlee Russell Death Hoax Shocks Pawn Stars Fans (VIDEO)
Chumlee of "Pawn Stars" has been the subject of an Internet death hoax this week.
Rumors of a marijuana overdose were reported this week, claiming that the reality TV star had died from an accident.
The rumors went viral with many of Chumlee's fans expressing their sadness and shock that he had died, and from a drug overdose at that. However, Chumlee soon stunned the fans even further when he took to his Twitter account, revealing that the rumors were simply a hoax and that he was alive and well.
There were a few days between the death rumors first starting and Chumlee debunking the rumors as a hoax, and in that time the news of his death had already spread far and wide.
"#not #dead #chumlee #magic #howto #selfie (sic)," Chumlee tweeted along with a Vine video.
Austin "Chumlee" Russell is one of the stars of Pawn Stars - an American reality television series, shown on History, and produced by Leftfield Pictures.
The series is filmed in Las Vegas, Nevada, where it chronicles the daily activities at the World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, a 24-hour family business opened in 1989 and operated by patriarch Richard "Old Man" Harrison, his son Rick Harrison, Rick's son Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison, and Corey's childhood friend, Chumlee.
The show, which debuted in July 2009, became the network's highest rated show, as well as the No. 2 reality show behind Jersey Shore.
The series depicts the staff's interactions with customers, who bring in a variety of artifacts to sell or pawn and who are shown haggling over the price and discussing its historical background, with narration provided by the Harrisons and occasionally Chumlee.
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Teddy catches Mark in bed with Reed and we have to laugh at how Mark handles it: He suggests a threesome! Meanwhile, Lexie asks Alex, "Are we a couple? He kisses her and says, "Yeah, we're together. We're a thing."
Owen asks Cristina to move in with him and she plans on saying yes, until Meredith suggests that there's something going on between Teddy and Owen. Cristina demands to know what Meredith knows, but since her information comes from Derek, she can't. Derek warns her, "You can't tell Cristina." Instead, Meredith confronts Owen, telling him, "I know you tried to have Teddy fired and I believe it's because you're in love with her. You will tell Cristina, if you're actually the good guy that she thinks you are."
Lexie is scornful of the Mark's hookup with Reed, but tells Callie. "I'm fine. I do not care about Mark or who he sleeps with." Callie, who's split up with Arizona because of their differences over having a child, tells Lexie. "I keep telling myself that I don't care. And it works, for the most part. But all I want is for her to change her mind and say yes."
Callie catches Mark trying to apologize to Teddy. "Talk to her," Callie urges, except she's not talking about Teddy, but Lexie. "You still love her. The reasons that you broke up aren't reasons anymore. You don't want 50 years to go by and then realize that you let the love of your life get away." He asks why she doesn't do the same with Arizona and she answers, "My reasons are still reasons."
Owen tells Cristina the truth about trying to get Teddy fired, but insists there's nothing going on between them. He explains that his feelings for Teddy are all caught up with his memories of the war. Cristina wants to know if he's in love with Teddy, but all he can say is, "I don't know what I feel for Teddy. But I do know what I feel for you. I shouldn't have to explain myself to you," he says. They hear a pager go off: It's Teddy, who's heard everything!
Miranda makes Ben swear to keep their relationship a secret from the hospital staff, and forbids him from flirting with her at work. But she doesn't expect to catch him flirting with a pretty nurse! Ben explains that the only reason he flirts with the nurse is so she'll give him good schedules. "That's bad flirting. For you, whom I actually like, I break out my A game. Because I mean it. I'm in this for real," he assures her and she drags him into the elevator.
We gasp when Mark tells Lexie, "I'm still in love with you. I tried not to be, but it didn't work. Sloan's gone. There's no baby. And I don't want to sleep around. I want another chance."
Lexie is thrown, but tells him, "I have a boyfriend." "I know, I'm telling you, you can have a husband," Mark says. She tears up, but when Alex arrives, she leaves with him.
Arizona and Callie meet in the elevator. They kiss, but Arizona walks away before Callie can say anything.
Cristina tells Meredith, "I'm not moving in with Owen." Meredith shows her the blueprints for the house she and Derek are planning and tells her one of the rooms is for her.


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Maria Zemankova joined the National Science Foundation as a Program Director in the Information and Intelligent Systems (IIS) Division in 1988. She has been instrumental in developing initiatives on Scientific Databases, Digital Libraries, and Biodiversity and Ecosystem Informatics, and has been active in cross-disciplinary initiatives, including Information Technology Research, Wireless Information Systems, Science of Design, Cyber Trust, Cyber-enabled Discovery and Innovation, Research Infrastructure, INSPIRE, Smart Health and Big Data. In addition, she has been involved in programs aimed at supporting technology transfer, Small Business Innovation Research and Grant Opportunities for Academic Liaison and in educational programs, Research Experience for Undergraduates and Graduate STEM Fellows in K-12 Education, and served on interagency working group for Global Change Data & Information Systems and international organization Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF).
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Officials said Wednesday that Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center (upper pond) in Parkton, and Oregon Ridge Park Beach and Beaver Dam Swim Club Beach, both in Cockeysville, were found unsuitable for swimming.
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Outcast is an action-adventure game developed in 1999 for the PC. We are the original development team and IP owners and are working on this reboot. This is how the original looked like back in 1999:
And a screenshot from our current early prototype (click to enlarge):
Key features (shots from the original) :
- Non-linear game play in free-roaming environments over 6 worlds
- Combats against clever reactive AI
- Fully voiced interactive dialog trees for ALL characters (including NPCs)
- Awesome symphonic music with a 80 piece orchestra and 40 choir
- 20+ hours of highly engrossing adventure
In 2007, the U.S. government successfully sends a probe to an alien world in a parallel universe. As the probe is transmitting video images of the world, an alien life form discovers the probe and damages it, causing a disruptive backlash of energy to form a black hole threatening Earth. Former U.S. Navy SEAL Cutter Slade is given the job of escorting three scientists (William Kauffmann, Anthony Xue and Marion Wolfe) on a mission to this alien world to recover the probe and stop the threat. Arriving in this alien world, Cutter is separated from the other scientists and is hailed by the natives as their messiah, the Ulukai.
Want to know more? Check this excellent review of the original game:
"Okay, so the hero's name is stupid and the plot sounds like a rehash of Stargate, but trust us, this action-adventure game was revolutionary. You could freely explore open world cities, mountains and forests (two years before GTA III). You could commandeer extraterrestrial vehicles – in this case, dinosaur-like creatures - for quicker transport (two years before Halo). You could pick and choose missions in the order that suited your playing style (nine years before Fallout 3)."
Outcast has been critically acclaimed to the point it has reach some cult status among many PC gamers. However, the software-only nature of the original engine meant the game has been ignored by many at a time when hardware-accelerated 3d polygons was becoming the norm (and they loved flat corridors apparently :P ). Now we have the opportunity to bring this fantastic game to a wider and newer audience and to reward existing fans with brand new visuals and improved gameplay.
We need your help to achieve our goal of producing a highly polished product on par with today's highest quality standards. We think the game deserves it and we count on you to make this dream come true.
Windows PC
- All objects, textures, environments and characters entirely remade from scratch in hi-definition.
- Targets 1080p @ 60fps, and supports beyond HD
- Enhanced adventure:
. Annoying story bugs removed
. Improved HUD
. Improved inventory
. Improved notepad
. Improved dialog interface
- New Cutter locomotion, control and animations
- New camera control
- Xbox and PS4 controller (and other compatible) support on Windows
- 6 Large worlds to explore redone from scratch in HD
- Fully voiced characters (main characters AND all NPCs) in English, German and French
- Over one hour of symphonic music performed by a 80 piece orchestra
Physical rewards
Meet the core team
Fresh3d and a team of world-class developers is working on the game, along with support from Yves Grolet as gameplay advisor. The studio founded in 2004 and headed by Yann Robert and Franck Sauer, has a significant experience in developing games for PC and consoles and has worked on several shipped games on PC, PS2, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Most members from the core team were present in the old days, when developing the original Outcast, and we are delighted to have them on-board to help develop this HD reboot.
I'm Co-Owner and Creative Director at Fresh3d and was co-director on the original Outcast. I have over 26 years of industry experience, and you can read details about all the games I've been working on at my website francksauer.com
I love video games. Like many, I like playing them, but my real passion is about making them. To me, video games is the most creative and complete form of entertainment. It combines all other forms of entertainment and adds interactivity on top. What makes me tick is the intricate combination of art and technology that is required to make a game. I love to make visuals, sounds and music, write stories, develop universes and implement interactions. Don't we have two brains? Maybe we've been designed to make games!
I started my career In the eighties with the creation of my first commercial games for the Commodore 64 and the Amiga. Those games were 'No', 'Iron Lord', 'Unreal' and 'Agony'.
The success of these products gave me the opportunity to start two game development companies, the first one was dedicated to coin-op game development and the second one was Appeal, the company that created Outcast.
In 2001, I embarked on a new adventure, Elsewhere Entertainment, a game development studio focused on innovations in game design and game production excellence. After several products, this was followed by the creation of AMA Studios, a Belgian game development company linked to Ubisoft and focused on motion gaming.
Delivery timeline
The expected release time frame for the initial goal (Windows PC) is late 2015. Other releases will follow (if stretch goals are reach) depending on digital stores policies. We will do our best to ship as fast as possible on all platforms and will announce updated release schedule during development.
Risks and challenges
The usual main risks in games development are to go over budget, miss deadlines, ship unfinished/bugged products or even sometimes go bust before the game's release. Often, these go in pair with immature technology, bad design, bad management and intense publisher pressure.
By doing a reboot of an existing game (one that we know very well), we pretty much remove (by definition) some of the design risk.
As we are going indie, we don't have artificial deadlines arbitrarily fixed by a publisher. We will ship the game when we think it's ready. We will make sure the game is polished, bug-free and meets the backers' expectations.
Still, nothing is entirely risk-free. One could still go over budget, and that is a significant risk. Also, unexpected problems or difficulties could arise and that can cause delays.
To mitigate these risks, we rely on mature technologies and we work with a world-class team of experienced programmers, designers and graphic artists that have worked on, and shipped, many games (including launch titles), on many platforms, worldwide.
Depending on the stretch goals, we might need to deliver the game on several platforms, each with specific constraints and limitation and that can introduce some delay in the delivery. You should understand that delivering on close platforms is subject to platform holder's policies.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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- M. R. Mathias said...
Nice post.
I believe that people READ fantasy to escape reality. And anyone who writes fiction is a REAL creator simply because they have taken words and turned them into images and ideas and places and people. There are characters that live on, just as their Writer/God created them, in the worlds they are from. Rand, Pug, Smog, Locke, and Ged just to name a few. The writer DID create another world, and anyone who starts reading gets to enjoy it.
Authors and musicians are wizards of the highest order, fantasy authors even more so because they have to create the world as well as the story and people in it.
"His Own Good Sword" just crept up a dozen places in my TBR. - M.R.
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Thailand's military government announced that it has fully lifted a nationwide curfew it imposed after seizing power last month, saying there is no threat of violence and that tourism needs to be revived.
However, political protests and criticism of the c oup remain banned by the junta, which said a return to elected civilian rule cannot be expected for at least 15 months.
The curfew had earlier been reduced to four hours from seven hours, and had been lifted in several resort areas popular with tourists after complaints from the tourism industry over the financial damage it was causing.
"The overall situation in other areas of the country has been resolved and there is no tendency toward possible violence. Therefore, in order to relieve and mitigate the impact on people's daily lives, and to boost tourism by Thais and foreigners, the curfew order is being canceled in the rest of the country," the junta said in a statement issued on Friday night over all domestic TV stations.
"It's brilliant because like last night we wanted to see the World Cup match, but we couldn't because it was on at 2am," said Sinead Dowd, 27, a tourist from County Kerry, Ireland. "So yes, it's great."
In an address before the curfew announcement, army commander General Prayuth Chan-ocha briskly listed the junta's achievements — including the seizure of weapons linked to political unrest, and scores of reconciliation meetings among rival political camps — and its plans, especially on the economic front.
"There are still many problems left," he said. "Please give us time to deal with these problems."
The army general told civil servants earlier on Friday that a temporary constitution would be drafted and an interim government installed in about three months, in his most specific timeline yet on a possible transfer of power after the coup.
He has said it could take more than a year after that for elections to be held because peace and reforms must be achieved first in the deeply divided country.
"A government will likely be set up in August or early September," Prayuth said. "When ... we have a government, we will move forward. Then the reform council can begin."
Among the areas where the curfew had remained in effect was the capital, Bangkok, because of its political volatility.
Prayuth has justified the coup as necessary to restore order.
Yet since taking power, the army appears to be carrying on the fight of the anti-government protesters by mapping out a similar agenda to redraft the constitution and institute political reforms before elections, just as they had demanded. It has also gone after politicians from the previous pro-government Red Shirt movement that had vowed to take action if there was a coup.
On Thursday, a Thai military court extended the detention of prominent activist Sombat Boonngam-anong for 12 more days. He has been held without charges since his arrest June 5, but has been informed that under Thai martial law he faces up to 14 years in prison on possible charges of inciting unrest, violating cyberlaws and defying the junta's orders.
Sombat had spearheaded an online campaign calling for people to raise a three-finger salute borrowed from The Hunger Games to show opposition to the coup.


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Posted: Mon 12 Apr 2010, 22:25
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Hi, I've been using this recently and one thing that I have found that sure would be nice is a pdf file viewer of some kind. When I'm doing some development work from time to time I need to look something up in a reference pdf document. I tried the xpdf and epdfview pets and both do not work after installation. Any ideas?
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Posted: Mon 12 Apr 2010, 23:58
Post subject: acrobat
Some people here have done an acrobat reader pet, hope you can find it. You may need it 'coz some advanced manuals cant be handled by the small pdf readers in Puppy.
Or just upload the PDF in gmail...
Puppy user since Oct 2004. Want FreeOffice?
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Try Foxit
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Thanks Aitch, Foxit did the trick. It installed and worked on the ones I tested.
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Posted: Fri 20 Aug 2010, 20:51
Post subject: Update LHMP pet
I updated my LHMP package for Lucid 5.1
It contains:
Hiawatha 7.3
MariaDB - (Formerly known as mysql) 5.1.47
PHP 5.3.3 - using the new Fast CGI manager
and PhpMyAdmin 3.3.5
It has accompanying scripts under /etc/init.d/ to start hiawatha (rc.httpd) and mariadb (rc.mysqld)
Hope it's useful to someone else
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Posted: Sat 21 Aug 2010, 02:03
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Thanks growler, will surely be usefull.
puppy.b0x.me stuff mirrored
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Location: Oslo, Norway
Posted: Sun 12 Sep 2010, 04:04
Post subject: Very nice work and here is a wish...
First i would like to pay my respect to such guys as PuppyMartin and Growler.
I have tried Webserverpuppy both the lamp and xampp, in order to install the most used world wide CMS, Joomla. So far i run into numerous problems and have had no success at all. I shall not go into details as the rabbit hole is so deep and the technical details, way above my head. But a hint is the user nobody, ftp rights, files and folders that are unwritable. The same goes for WebERP. .
Now here is a wish. As Joomla is sort of an "multipurpose" CMS, that can by ease become almost whatever you want, with over 5000 plugins and bridges to several other very useful applications, like moodle, shopping solutions and what what what, it would be really nice to get some Puppy that delievers this out of the box.
Trying out Growlers Pet, left with just a big question mark, i bring forward the following wish:
Is it possible to make three versions of Puppy Lucid that runs as both client and server?
1) A Out of the box Lucid with WebERP
2) A Out of the box Lucid with Joomla
3) A Out of the box Lucid with Joomla and WebERP
There are not only one major obstacle for a "mainstream" guy like me to make this, but rather two. The first is to install the CMS or WebERP at all. Second, if I ever succeeded, i will then start a hopeless project, and that is to remaster the "new distro".
I shall give some example of what i am talking about, as Deadwait at the Slitaz website made a Live running Joomla Slitaz, but it is based on a Slitaz that you can not install to HD, but only to USB for some reason, and you can not store the changes made to the system. At least i did not manage to do that. Still this Live CD is the only Live CD i have seen that is actually taking the development from " a live webserver" into a Live webserver with preconfigured useful applications"
Now this brilliant example of what i call a hybrid system, giving new and unknown possibilities to Linux as an educational tool. What i am on to, is to fill up the joomla with educational material as found on the web, be it about PHP or simply joomla, in order to give a free and usable operating system, a collection off educational material for offline usage and a "lab" for practice and experimental development. As a "Lucid Puppy Joomla" will only use less than 25 percent of the space on a CD, there is then left about 500 something MB of free space, whereas the educational content is found and organized in the Joomla. Get me?
This off course is not limited to a CD, but can be a DVD packed with educational videos, useful programs like GIMP and whatever for webdesign and so forth. Also the beauty off the USB installer can be a carrier of even larger "educational distros" in areas and parts of the world where teachers has no clue about programming and internet is very expensive.
The main reason for asking for Lucid is the fantastic support for all kinds of modems. I have a PCMCIA CDMA modem and Lucid/ Quirky, is the only distro that really supports that and all other mobile internet modems like USB GSM and CDMA. So I believe that the option of connecting to the internet should be present. Also there is another beauty here, as old computers can be useful again, as Lucid can be pretty nice with your ram.
I hope for some comments on this issue.
Best regards
PS! If one takes a look at the so called stand alone servers for Joomla, one shall see that in reality there are none running live or anything close to this proposed concept. http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/tools/standalone-servers
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Posted: Sun 12 Sep 2010, 04:34
Post subject: Running webERP or Joomla
Have you only tried the webserver puppy or have you tried installing the .pet in the above message in lucid puppy 5.10?
I run webERP on it and have had Joomla on it too previously. Joomla has the advantage of not requiring special URL re-writing like most CMS's - so is the easiest CMS to configure in my experience.
To install webERP you simply unzip the archive under the Web-Server directory.
The only difficulty might be that you need to change the permissions on the files to allow the web-server user "nobody" to write to the space - as the config.php needs to be written to the /root/Web-Server/webERP directory.
If you open the terminal rxvt program under utilities and enter:
#cd /root/Web-Server/
#chown -R nobody webERP
and then in Firefox/Sea Monkey or whatever browse to:
the installer comes up and off you go.
The same process applies for Joomla
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Posted: Sun 12 Sep 2010, 04:52
Post subject: Nice...
The installation of the PET is done in Puppy Lucid 5.10. I have followed the instructions and all seems fine, apart from "PHP Session Support Disabled". I use Firefox 3.6.6 that should support cookies.
Also there is another error with: Company data dirs (../companies/*) Unwriteable
Is that an issue I should worry about, or just go ahead and install?
I belive i must create a database for webERP
When visiting:
I get: phpMyAdmin - Error
Cannot start session without errors, please check errors given in your PHP and/or webserver log file and configure your PHP installation properly.
Ohh... and during the installation of the PET, you get a message that at least ends with doing some things with config.inc.php... The challenge here is that the message appears for a very short time. Not time enough to take this information down to paper. That is slightly confusing.
Also... at the bottom of the installation page for webERP(http://localhost/webERP/install/index.php?sessions_checked=true), i find this Warning:
Warning: Unknown: open(/tmp/sess_k9j4haddamvfsel73fakd0ktc1, O_RDWR) failed: Permission denied (13) in Unknown on line 0 Warning: Unknown: Failed to write session data (files). Please verify that the current setting of session.save_path is correct () in Unknown on line 0
(sorry for editing this 4 times, but i did not see that the installer page was very wide, so some of the information i had to look for far out of my windows on the right side)
EDIT: Added the html file as seen in the installer of webERP
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Posted: Sun 12 Sep 2010, 05:48
Post subject: Installing webERP
Session support disabled is a problem ...
What sort of installation are you using - in particular where is your pupsave file saved to? Maybe you are saving back to DVD or CD?
Browse to http://localhost/webERP/phpinfo.php
to see how php is configured.... I suspect there is some issue writing to the pupsave.
This is also a problem as described in the message above:
error with: Company data dirs (../companies/*) Unwriteable
This is why you need to go to rxvt terminal and enter the commands in the note above.
The webERP installer will create your database based on the inputs you enter.
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Posted: Sun 12 Sep 2010, 07:14
Post subject: Very nice...
The PC i was using had no pupfile. But still it seems to save all my data very good. So you where right. My bad. Sorry.
I install a brand new 5.10. Installing, then reboot without pupsave, then boot into from HD, and then make pupsave. I have not seen yet if its in or outside the folder. This is on another PC that gave me the choice of saving the pupfile. So i did it all "by the book".
I then install Firefox to have a webbrowser that accept cookies. Then i place the extracted webERP into the Web-Server directory and does the above described commands in terminal.
Still i have the same message at companies. Not writable.
And for some reason the webERP webpage is so wide. Very wide as in four to five times as wide as normal. I use the latest official version of webERP from the weberp.org. It was rendered slightly better in NetSurf. I am not sure why its like that, as i did not have this problem earlier using the same untouched files.
So should i just install and then do the commands in terminal or is doing it after placing the webERP files, and before pointing at them in webbrowser ok?
And what about the message that appears during install, the window you look at that says something about password woofwoof and config.inc.php?
I await to go further into installation, until the companies appears to be writable.
Or do i need to restart the webserver for this to take effect?
I really appreciate your kind help
EDIT: I have uploaded the phpinfo.php to
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Posted: Sun 12 Sep 2010, 17:43
Post subject: Installing webERP on puppy LHMP server
I assume you got the session support going once you had saved a pupsave file.
The message after installing the .pet tells you that the mysql username root has password woofwoof. You need this information to enter into the webERP installer - so that the database username "root" and its associated password "woofwoof" can be used.... obviously because I am writing this here it is not safe to do this and really the username and password for the database should be changed... but to get you started makes sense to use root/woofwoof to prove the concept.
When you go into Rox file manager and look at the files under /root/Web-Server/ - are the files under webERP and webERP/companies/ all owned by nobody?
When you go into the process list and look for hiawatha process and the php-fpm process are these running as the user nobody?
A little confused why the web-server is reporting its inability to write to these areas. If all else fails you could go into rxvt
#cd /root/Web-Server/
#chmod -r ugo+rw *
as a large sledge hammer to break this one.
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Posted: Sun 12 Sep 2010, 17:44
Post subject: Installing webERP on puppy LHMP server
Sorry impatient double click - duplicate posting - now removed!
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Posted: Mon 13 Sep 2010, 08:34
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I do as you say and terminal says on after the second line:
chmod: cannot access ugo+rw : No such file or directory
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OK sorry
#cd /root/Web-Server
#chmod -R ugo+rw webERP
note capital -R
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The Bruins' 79 points were the most scored by an Arizona opponent this season. They missed five straight free throws before their big run.
"They were huge," Anderson said. "That's something we can fix."
Arizona controlled the boards, 37-36, as it has done in all 16 games so far.
Arizona led 42-38 at the break, hitting three 3-pointers over the final 2:56, when UCLA twice tied the game.
Retired Lakers coach Phil Jackson and Clippers coach Doc Rivers attended the game, along with former Bruins Baron Davis, Jordan Farmar and Ryan Hollins. Injured Lakers guard Steve Nash, actor John Lithgow, who sat with Jackson, and Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea were there, too.


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If you would like to order a copy of our cookbook, please send us an e-mail, or give us a call.
Inn the Kitchen at the Mansion
It's finally here. After lots of blood, sweat and tears the official Garth Woodside Mansion Cookbook, Inn the Kitchen at the Mansion is here. At only $15 each make sure to order one for all the cooks in your family as they make excellent gifts. The cookbook includes the world famous "Garth Juice".
In 1880 Mark Twain wrote a book titled "A Tramp Abroad" and listed American dishes he yearned for while in Europe: buckwheat cakes with maple syrup, squash, fried chicken, Sierra Nevada brook trout, Mississippi black bass, terrapin, coon, possum, soft-shelled crabs, wild turkey, canvasback duck, succotash, Boston baked beans, chitterlings, hominy, sliced tomatoes with sugar and vinegar, sweet corn, eight kinds of hot bread, fruit pies and cobblers, and porterhouse steak for breakfast. Ah yes, real American cooking at its finest!
In the cookbook from the manison you will not find such tasty treats as Twain speaks of, but you will find some of our favorites.
Southwest Strata
3- 12-inch Flour tortillas
1 cup refried beans
6 mushrooms, sliced
1 pound ground sausage, cooked and crumbled
2 green onions
2 cups dry fresh spinach
8-10 eggs
½ cup whole milk
1 cup EACH Cheddar and Mozzarella cheeses
½ c. Mild or Hot salsa
1 cup sour cream
Thoroughly spray a 9X13 inch pan with cooking spray. Cut one of the tortillas in half. Place the two whole ones on either end, and each of the halves of third one in the middle, putting the curved side in the middle of the dish. You are covering the entire bottom of the dish with a little "crust" up the sides.
Dollop the beans on the tortillas; layer the next 4 ingredients over this. Mix the six eggs with ½ cup whole milk; pour over top of all. Sprinkle the cheeses over entire pan, and put in refrigerator over night. May also be baked immediately. Bake in a 350-degree convection over to 30-45 minutes. If using regular oven, may take a bit longer. Cover if browning too quickly.
Serve with the sour cream and salsa mixed together on the side with fresh cilantro sprinkled over entire plate.
Julie's notes: You can easily add other veggies such as fresh corn. Omit meat and add a few more mushrooms for those vegetarians.
For more examples of the delicious cooking from the kitchen of Garth Woodside Mansionin Hannibal, Missouri, visit our Recipes Page.


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Discord Over What to Pay the Doctor
Patients Balk at Paying for Care They Deem Preventive Under Health-Law Rules
Access to preventive care at no charge to the patient is a key tenet of the federal health law. But questions about what qualifies as "preventive" are causing discord between doctors and patients, particularly when it comes to the traditional annual checkup.
Some patients, anticipating free visits to address all their health issues—past, present and potential—are upset to find that only some of that qualifies as preventive care, exempt from deductibles and copays....


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Whether draped around your shoulders or looped around your neck for extra warmth, this essential shawl lends easy elegance to any outfit.
Details + Care:
Materials: 100% Rayon yarns with low and no impact dyes.
Loom: Backstrap loom.
One Size: Length is 85 inches and width is 27 inches. Twisted fringes are 4 inches.
Colors: Navy Blue, Light Pink, Light Gray & Mauve.
Care instructions: Dry Clean or hand-wash separately in warm water using a mild detergent. Do not bleach. Dry flat and low iron if needed.
Our shawls are handmade by skilled women artisans in Guatemala. Each shawl is one of a kind, made with care and dedicated skill.
25% from this sale will be donated to charity. Learn more about our donation program here.


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Located on a site with some bumpy topography, the Bridge House floats on steel trusses that literally bridge the gap between two sloping hillsides. The owners of this home saw opportunity when they discovered a creek running through their lot and rather than build somewhere else, they wanted to take advantage of the views offered by a location near the creek bed. The finished home, which resides about an hour outside of Adelaide, Australia, not only retains the surrounding environment's rustic charm, but is sustainably built, makes use of many local materials and relies on the sun for its heating needs.
The budget for this 1 bedroom and office house was modest – approximately A$220,000 or US$175,000, and included many prefab elements like the steel trusses and the steel decking, concrete floor and rigid insulation. Due to the fact that the house spans the creek, additional insulation needed to be included in the floor which is exposed to the surrounding air.
The house is glazed on both the north and south side of the home for both excellent views as well as passive solar heating. During the winter, the sun from the north radiates in through the windows and heats the concrete floor. A small wood heater provides any additional heat needed. In the summer, pressed steel screens cover the windows to keep the sun out, while natural cross ventilation and fans keep the interior cool.
Wherever possible, eco-friendly materials were used for construction. The architect, Max Pritchard, chose materials that were produced locally, easily recyclable or reusable, easily installed with little machinery, or created little waste. Steel and aluminum are used extensively throughout the home and can be recycled at the end of the home's life. Secondary framing came from plantation pine grown in the same state.
Additional features of the house include a rainwater collection system on the roof and a solar thermal system to provide hot water to the house. Nearby a small shed sits that holds a photovoltaic system, which provides power to the home. And to minimize contamination of the creek below, waste water is pumped 100 meters away where it is treated and then dispersed underground.
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copyright, Nick Knight.
Nick Knight may be fashion photography's Andy Warhol. He pushes his work conceptually, technically and stylistically. Usually in a $3000 suit. This outtake from i-D Magazine's 30th birthday cover shoot with Lady Gaga, though, lands on the tamer side of Nick-ness. Straightforward black and white. Yet still quite beautiful in its simplicity. This image of the Lady (and two lucky photo assistants) was created with three strobes.
That's a bonus shot of Mr. Knight with one of his crazy camera setups (not used here). The man's a dashing, mad genius.
Camera: Hasselblad H2 with 100mm lens and Phase One p65+ back, set on tripod 10 feet back. Shot at 1/250, f8, ISO 50.
Lighting: It's not easy keeping up with Gaga's on-camera antics, so Nick shot at 1/250 and had an assistant hand-hold a head to even have a chance. The key light is a Magnum reflector at f8 1/2 (+ 1/2 stops) held by the assistant at head height, six feet to camera right. Two large softboxes to the right and left of the white seamless at f5.6 (-1 stop) light the background.
Comments: This particular day, the lovely Lady was feeling feline. Specifically, like a Norwegian Forest Cat since this breed followed the Vikings around the world on their ships. "I could totally see myself kicking ass with the Vikings," she told Nick "but as a cat. I would be the cat no other cat would want to ever meet. Unless they had a death wish. I'd take all of their nine lives in one vicious wave of my paw, cut of their ears as a prize and mark my territory before leaving. Yeah, I'm totally a Norwegian Forest Cat today, Nick."


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Lipscomb hires Lennie Acuff away from Alabama-Huntsville
Apr. 23, 2019 08:59 PM EDT
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Lipscomb has hired Lennie Acuff away from Alabama-Huntsville to become its basketball coach. Acuff compiled a 437-214 record...
Alexander returns to Belmont, replaces Byrd as hoops coach
Apr. 10, 2019 01:47 PM EDT
Hook 'em! Texas tops Lipscomb to win NIT championship
By Dan Gelston Apr. 04, 2019 09:15 PM EDT
Little Lipscomb looks to topple Texas for NIT championship
By Dan Gelston Apr. 03, 2019 03:26 PM EDT
Roach lifts Texas past TCU 58-44 and into NIT championship
By Dan Gelston Apr. 02, 2019 11:33 PM EDT
Mathews' late 3 sends Lipscomb past Wichita St in NIT semis
By Dan Gelston Apr. 02, 2019 09:19 PM EDT
Mathews scores 44 to carry Lipscomb over NC State 94-93
Mar. 27, 2019 11:49 PM EDT
Marberry lifts Lipscomb over UNC-Greensboro 86-69 in NIT
Mar. 23, 2019 04:37 PM EDT
GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Rob Marberry had 24 points as Lipscomb got past UNC Greensboro 86-69 in the NIT second round on Saturday. Garrison Mathews added 21 points...
Lipscomb tops Davidson 89-81 in NIT
Mar. 19, 2019 09:50 PM EDT
DAVIDSON, N.C. (AP) — Michael Buckland had 17 points and Rob Marberry posted 17 points as Lipscomb defeated Davidson 89-81 in the first round of the NIT on Tuesday...
Liberty earns 1st NCAA tourney bid since 2013, tops Lipscomb
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Lipscomb beats NJIT 78-55 in Atlantic Sun tourney
Mar. 07, 2019 10:48 PM EST
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Garrison Mathews had 22 points as Lipscomb romped past NJIT 78-55 in the semifinals of the Atlantic Sun Conference tournament on Thursday...
Lipscomb downs Kennesaw St 86-71 to start A-Sun tourney
Mar. 04, 2019 11:07 PM EST
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Kenny Cooper registered a triple-double with 15 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists to carry Lipscomb to an 86-71 win over Kennesaw State in...
Marberry carries Lipscomb past North Alabama 87-75
Mar. 01, 2019 10:09 PM EST
FLORENCE, Ala. (AP) — Rob Marberry had 22 points as Lipscomb defeated North Alabama 87-75 to earn a share of the Atlantic Sun Conference title on Friday night. ...
Mathews scores 32 to lead Lipscomb over NJIT 81-77
Feb. 25, 2019 10:08 PM EST
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Garrison Mathews had a season-high 32 points as Lipscomb narrowly beat NJIT 81-77 on Monday night. Matt Rose had 12 points for...
Defense shines as Florida Gulf Coast defeats Lipscomb 67-61
Feb. 20, 2019 09:49 PM EST
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Florida Gulf Coast held Lipscomb to 61 points on 29.4 percent shooting and swatted 10 blocks on the way to a 67-61 win on Wednesday night....
Marberry carries Lipscomb past Kennesaw State 83-67
Feb. 16, 2019 07:19 PM EST
KENNESAW, Ga. (AP) — Rob Marberry had 17 points as Lipscomb got past Kennesaw State 83-67 on Saturday. Garrison Mathews had 14 points for Lipscomb (21...
James, Cabbil lead Liberty past Lipscomb 74-66
Feb. 13, 2019 10:20 PM EST
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Scottie James had 17 points to lead five Liberty players in double figures as the Flames topped Lipscomb 74-66 on Wednesday night. ...
Pepper scores 27 to carry Lipscomb over Jacksonville 86-77
Feb. 09, 2019 08:25 PM EST
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Eli Pepper had a career-high 27 points plus 14 rebounds as Lipscomb stretched its winning streak to 11 games, topping Jacksonville 86-77 on...
Mathews, Buckland hit 5 3s, Lipscomb whips N Florida 92-55
Feb. 06, 2019 09:15 PM EST
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Garrison Mathews hit five 3-pointers and scored 22 points, Michael Buckland went 5 for 5 from 3-point range and Lipscomb posted its biggest...
Mathews leads potent Lipscomb attack in 102-80 ASUN win
Feb. 02, 2019 07:32 PM EST
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Garrison Mathews scored 19 points, leading six Lipscomb players in double-digit scoring and the Bisons shot 62 percent for the game, topping...


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Once upon a time, there was an animated film about a lovable ogre named Shrek and a beautiful princess named Fiona... And now, that story comes to life on the stage in 'Shrek: The Musical!'
Looking for something fun to do with friends or family this summer? See a live musical production, right here in Phoenixville. The Firebird Theatre is proud to present its live Broadway musical summer show on July 25 and 26 at Phoenixville Area Middle School Auditorium on the campus of the middle and high school! Adults and children of all ages will enjoy this show backed by a live orchestra.
The Friday, July 25 show is at 7 p.m., while the Saturday shows are a matinee at 1 p.m. and an evening performance at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased through Firebird Theatre's website at www.firebirdtheatre.net.
Follow Shrek, Donkey, Fiona and Lord Farquaad through this funny and touching story, and get to know some of the fairy tale creatures along the way. The musical captures not only the wonderful story of Shrek you've already seen on-screen, but through catchy music and clever lyrics and a rich, hilarious cast, it also carries a powerful and important message - be proud to be yourself, and celebrate what makes you unique. Come and experience all the fairytale fun!
Starring Andrew Vitovitch as Shrek, Kaitlin Cavallo as Princess Fiona, Alyssa Briddes as Ogress Fiona, Nick Capriotti as Donkey, with Jack Stillwell as Lord Farquaad and Lauren Dougherty as Dragon, plus a talented ensemble.
'Shrek: The Musical' is directed by Tracy Evans, with Chris Buck (Stage Manager/Assistant Director), Brian Horoho and Sarah Fralich (Musical Direction), Lew Osterhoudt (Technical Director), Gail Oldfield (Choreography), Janet Hoehl and Martha Gross (Producers), Sophie Withers (Costume Designer), and Diana Kelly (Set Designer).
The Phoenixville Area Middle School auditorium is located at 1330 Main Street in Phoenixville. It is air-conditioned and fully handicapped accessible. Parking is free in the school parking lot.