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The Whitest school in the United States. Extremely over priced tuition. Were rich over-privilged New Jersey kids attend college. Easy classes, social circles and cliques that are high school like. You have to go off campus to have any sort of fun. Girls here(even the minority girls) only go for white guys unless you're an athlete. People avoid friendship, conversation, eye contant with people who are different then them. Perfect place to go if you want to avoid contact with other cultures.
I drive from Monmouth University up to Rutgers every Thursday night because I actually want to have a fun night.
by ku November 03, 2004
Monmouth is a school where people ACTUALLY care about each other. It has an undergrad and grad program, is NCAA Division I (our soccer teams are always top ten), and has awesome facilities. The students are really passionate about everything and the administration really listens. There is always something to do and the girls were rated number 1 in Playboy University! That should be reason enough ; GO HAWKS.
by MUHAWKSFLYTOGETHER October 06, 2010
The bitch above is an idiot. Monmouth University is a place were a bunch of cool ass mother fuckers go, get a damn education, and party on the weekends. Our sports kick ass, good as teams all around, always on top of the NEC. School would be 10 times better if the town would let us develop.
I am happy to say I am graduating from Monmouth University.
by D Cep March 31, 2005
Community collge with a price tag on it. Modified high school. A school that punishes students that plagiarize with a B instead of an A. A school that gives out A's to prevent girls from crying. A school that will cost you an arm and a leg to go to for a worthless education. Only local rich kids will attend the school. And, no, the sports teams aren't any good. It's not hard to be on the top of a division that consists of reject high school players.
1. He got into Monmouth University with a 900 on his SAT.
2. She went to Monmouth University to recieve training as a bad high school teacher.
2. She went to Monmouth University to recieve training as a bad high school teacher.
by ana hineb September 22, 2005
Monmouth University is Brookdale for the ashamed/stupid/rich. There are absolutely no requirements to get in because the school sucks. It's in the middle of the whitest/richest county in NJ, and it breeds rich underachievers.
by Britt C May 23, 2005
A school located in central NJ that nobody knows of.There also is no fun/diversity at monmouth.The only reason many athletes go to monmouth is because they paid for them to come and many athletes regret that decision.
person 1: Hey where do you go to school?
Person 2: I go to school in NJ?
Person 1: If from NJ, which school?
Person 2: Monmouth University
Person 1: ??? Mammouth??? oh never heard of it
Person 2: Its MONMOUTH and I know neither did I
Person 2: I go to school in NJ?
Person 1: If from NJ, which school?
Person 2: Monmouth University
Person 1: ??? Mammouth??? oh never heard of it
Person 2: Its MONMOUTH and I know neither did I
by daboota November 30, 2007
A school for mostly privledged white kids and athletes that doesn't actually care about it's student's wants and needs.
After years of complaining about lack of good dining hall food, they still won't change it and instead just REDESIGNED the dining hall, nothing seems to work in the art buildings that the students need, people are always needed help for broken things in the res halls at Monmouth University... I'm on my last year here and I still don't like the school because they take so much money and don't even use it to help us!!!
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New Bills President Russ Brandon said of his conversation with owner Ralph Wilson, "He told me he was passing the torch to run this franchise in totality. He has granted me full authority to run this franchise with zero restrictions and zero limitations. Obviously, I'm honored and humbled in his confidence in me to lead this organization into a new era and provide a clear direction and winning pathway into the future."
Said Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill of his rookie season ending, "It has been a whirlwind the last 17-plus weeks of getting ready for a game and not really having a day off besides the bye week. But I'll find some time just to relax and maybe watch a little TV and catch up on some TV shows that I haven't had any time to watch."
This year's Patriots set an NFL record for first downs (444) while scoring the third-most points (557) and gaining the fifth-most yards (6,846) in a season in NFL history.
Rex Ryan is still the Jets' head coach because Woody Johnson still believes in him.
Bengals QB Andy Dalton remembers Texans DE J.J. Watt intercepting in last year's playoff meeting: "He made a really good play. He got his hands up. He got his hands on the ball. He intercepted it. When you see him making plays like that, your offensive linemen try to get his hands down as much as they can. I have to find ways to get the ball over him and different things like that."
Said Ravens coach John Harbaugh, "I feel great about where we are at. I'm very excited about our team right now. I like us a lot. I've liked us all year. I've liked us when you guys haven't liked us. I like the fact that we've overcome a lot of adversity — both personal and as a team. I like the fact our guys stuck together through a lot of that. I think that's what makes a team what it is. I'm looking forward to seeing who we are for the next one game through however many games we are able to play."
Oregon coach Chip Kelly has been described in some reports as the Browns' first choice.
The Steelers know changes are coming after a disappointing season.
Texans playoff tickets are going on sale.
The Colts have 28 players with no playoff experience.
Shortly after firing their general manager, the Jaguars picked up a running back for their offseason roster.
Titans defensive coordinator Jerry Gray could be out of work soon.
Broncos return man Trindon Holliday went undefeated during the 2012 season.
Chiefs veteran offensive lineman Ryan Lilja has announced his retirement.
Said Raiders head coach Dennis Allen of firing most of his offensive coaching staff, "I think what happened is you realize that it wasn't working. We weren't getting the production that we needed to, and I felt like we needed to make a change."
Here's a look back at the Norv Turner years in San Diego.
Some in Dallas are asking if Jason Garrett should become the eighth NFL head coach to lose his job.
Giants DE Osi Umenyiora thinks it is "probably time to move on."
Former Eagles coach Andy Reid can blame his firing on a series of bad decisions.
The Redskins' NFC East-clinching win on Sunday night scored an 18.3 household rating, the best overnight TV rating for a regular-season prime-time game on any network in 15 years.
Former Bears coach Lovie Smith would have kept his job for another week, and maybe another season, if the Packers had beaten the Vikings.
Although Lions first-round rookie OT Riley Reiff wasn't a starter, coach Jim Schwartz says Reiff contributed a little more than the team expected when he was drafted.
The Packers will need better play from their linebackers in their playoff rematch against the Vikings.
Beating the Packers on Sunday may have given the Vikings a psychological advantage heading into the rematch.
Bucs offensive coordinator Mike Sullivan is seen as a man on the rise in the NFL coaching ranks.
The Falcons won't be taking it easy at practice during the bye week.
Panthers coach Ron Rivera is happy with the way his team ended the season.
Here are some questions the Saints need to address this offseason.
The injuries to the Cardinals' offensive line this season were described by one lineman as similar to a hand grenade explosion.
Rams K Greg Zuerlein admits his confidence was shaken by a string of misses over the second half of the season.
The 49ers say rookie WR A.J. Jenkins needs to grow up in a hurry.
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McCann has mettle to stay with hometown Braves
One guy. That's all. Before you begin guessing, his name isn't Warren Spahn, Eddie Mathews, Phil Niekro, Bob Horner, Dale Murphy, David Justice, Tom Glavine, John Smoltz or even Hank Aaron.
It's Chipper Jones.
One guy. That's all. Before you begin guessing, his name isn't Warren Spahn, Eddie Mathews, Phil Niekro, Bob Horner, Dale Murphy, David Justice, Tom Glavine, John Smoltz or even Hank Aaron.
It's Chipper Jones.
Despite all of the splendid players in Braves history -- spanning from Boston to Milwaukee to Atlanta -- Jones is the only guy who spent his entire Major League career with the franchise. The others were traded or bolted through free agency, and their departure often was to the chagrin of themselves and Braves fans who hugged them.
So none of this bodes well for Brian McCann, a perennial All-Star catcher, who deserves to wear a tomahawk across his chest forever.
Will it happen? Probably not.
See Spahn, Mathews, Niekro, Horner...
There already is talk the Braves won't give McCann the mega bucks he deserves when his contract expires after this season. He is projected to land in the American League, where he can rest his catcher-weary legs as a designated hitter before evolving into one full time.
McCann doesn't want to leave, but he understands the situation.
"Yeah, in today's game, with all of the business aspects of it, it makes it a lot more difficult to stay with the same team for your whole career," he said, reflecting on his ninth season with the Braves.
At 29, McCann is playing as well as ever. He just made his seventh All-Star Game, and he was the MVP of the Midsummer Classic three years ago. McCann also owns five National League Silver Slugger Awards for his offensive prowess, and much of his work at the plate has been clutch.
As for this year, McCann missed the first month after undergoing shoulder surgery during the offseason. Consider, too, that courtesy of that damaged shoulder last year, he hit 50 points below his lifetime batting average of .280. It also contributed to all of that chatter that his glory days were over, along with his trips to All-Star Games.
Guess a bunch of folks owe McCann an apology.
Heading into the Braves' Friday night game against the Cardinals, McCann was hitting .286 with 13 home runs, 35 RBIs and a .528 slugging percentage in 59 games. During one stretch before and after the All-Star break, he showed his clutch ability by homering in three straight games, and he had 12 extra-base hits in his previous 17 games.
Doesn't that sound like a lifetime Braves player? If not, how about this: McCann was born and mostly raised in the Atlanta area, where he spent his youth bleeding anything with the Braves. He debated less than a millisecond whether to accept a baseball scholarship to the University of Alabama or join the Braves' Minor League system after he was taken by the team in the second round of the 2002 First-Year Player Draft.
"So far, I've played my whole career here, and I've loved every minute of it," said McCann, sounding like Murphy, Justice, Smoltz and the rest at some point during their stay with the Braves.
You know what happened to those former Braves players. Not good, not if you're pulling for McCann to join Jones as the only lifetime Braves throughout an entire Major League career. Plus, McCann has another hurdle to overcome: Nobody spends his entire baseball career with his hometown team.
Well, almost nobody.
Lou Gehrig did it. He was born and raised in Manhattan, attended college at nearby Columbia and played all of his Hall of Fame career in the Bronx. Then there was Cal Ripken Jr., another Hall of Famer, who sort of did it. He was a native of Aberdeen, Md., which is in suburban Baltimore. He spent all of his 21 years in the Majors with the Orioles.
Outside of that, Thomas Wolfe ("You can't go home again") must have been a diehard baseball fan.
The definitive example here is Pete Rose, who was born and raised in Cincinnati, where he became king of the Queen City in a hurry during the early 1960s. Not only did he spend the first 16 of his Major League seasons with the Reds, he made himself one of the game's all-time great hitters during that time.
So when he decided to leave the Reds for the big bucks of the Phillies after the 1979 season, those in his former kingdom around southwest Ohio thought the sun would explode.
Rose returned six years later to the Reds as a player-manager, but that's not the point. He was supposed to wear the uniform of his hometown team from the start of his career to the end.
The same was true of Jeff Francoeur.
Like McCann, Francoeur is from the Atlanta area, where they played on the same youth baseball team. And like McCann, Francoeur was drafted by the local Major League franchise of his heart.
Soon after the Braves promoted Francoeur to the big club in July 2005, he was an instant star. He had the physical skills along with the charisma and the hype. Francoeur was brilliant in right field, not only because of his glove, but because of his arm that produced "oohs" and "aahs" from with velocity and the accuracy of his throws. He also hit like crazy, and he soared through his first 37 games with a .360 average. Within weeks, Francoeur appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated under the title of "The Natural."
Francoeur plays for the Giants these days. Before that, he was with the Royals for 2 1/2 seasons, and before that he was with the Rangers (15 games) and the Mets (199 games). He only lasted parts of five seasons with the Braves.
As the pressure rose for Francoeur while playing for the hometown team, his batting average suffered. And so did his confidence.
In contrast, McCann has discovered the secret for making this hometown thing work without having his head explode.
"I think when you're younger, it's hard to tell people no from your hometown with tickets and things of that nature," McCann said. "So the older you get, the more you realize that you have to show up to the field and focus on baseball. For me, I let my family handle all of the tickets. I don't even worry about them. I mean, this game is so hard that you only concentrate on things that you can control. But to play for your home team, it's a positive. You get to sleep in your own bed all year, and really, when you think about it, there is no negative to playing in your hometown. As long as you set boundaries."
And as long as they want you.
Terence Moore is a columnist for MLB.com.


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46500 Sagunto-Sagunt, Sagunto, Valencia-València (Region of Valencia)
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- Autonomous region: Region of Valencia
- Province/Island: Valencia-València
The castle contains remains of the buildings left by its various inhabitants: Romans, Visigoths, Arabs and Christians.
Sagunto Castle covers an area of almost one kilometre in length. It has been a witness to the passage of time and to the presence of the different civilisations who inhabited it: Romans, Visigoths, Arabs and Christians. It was declared a National Monument in 1931 in view of its historical importance. The fortress is divided into seven squares, including the most important, known as the Plaza de Armas or Santa María Magdalena, which is the oldest part of the castle. It contains the remains of the Roman forum, shafts, columns and a cistern carved out of the rock. Remains of the Arab occupation can still be seen in the Plaza de la Conejera square, where an ancient water tank with nine pillars stands in the northern corner.
- Construction: Castle
- Artistic period: Arab
- Historic period: Iberian
- Setting: The castle is located on a hill in the Sierra Calderona mountains, and offers spectacular views of the city's coastal area. The theatre and Roman walls are located nearby.
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- From Oct 01 to May 31
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No one wins in fight for legroom at 40,000 feet
I am 6-foot-2 and all leg, so I'm very sympathetic to folks who complain about legroom. However, like many tall people, I also have a bad back, so I'm very sympathetic to folks who want to recline their seats. Heck, I'm even sympathetic to the airlines that are cramming people into planes with the wild abandon of college freshmen filling their trunks for summer break.
But it's hard to sympathize with anyone in this story: United Airlines diverted a flight after a passenger used a "knee defender," apparently in violation of United's clear policy, and refused to remove it when the flight attendant told him to … and the traveler who was thus prevented from reclining threw a cup of water at him.
Let's review some airline etiquette here:
The airline owns the plane, not you. You are renting a seat from them. They have chosen to rent seats that recline. If you can't handle someone in front of you reclining, you have a few choices: You can politely ask them not to recline, you can purchase a more expensive seat that offers more legroom, or you can find another mode of transportation.
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Grown-ups do not throw drinks at people unless those people have made indecent advances in full hearing of your spouse or grandmother.
Neither of these offenses really merits diverting the plane and inconveniencing all the other passengers because you, the airline, made the mistake of selling adjacent seats to two overgrown toddlers with size-12 egos in size-four souls.
Megan McArdle is a Bloomberg View columnist who writes on economics, business and public policy.


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Halle Berry's third fragrance "Reveal" perfectly completes the perfume collection that includes "Halle" by Halle Berry, which was launched last year, and "Pure Orchid" by Halle Berry, launched five months ago. Having a light and fresh scent of plumeria, peach and mimosa, the new fragrance manages to balance classic elegance and refinement and a modern, sexy spirit. In fact, the 44-year-old-actress said that "Reveal is an invitation for women to share their story, to reveal some parts of themselves that they have not yet expressed. I... Read More


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A Florida man accused of killing his wife and posting pictures of her corpse on Facebook pleaded not guilty to a charge of first-degree murder on Wednesday.
The hearing came after a grand jury indicted Derek Medina, 31, on a first-degree murder charge in the Aug. 8 shooting death of his wife, 26-year-old Jennifer Alonso. His attorneys have said he was acting in self-defense.
Medina previously pleaded not guilty to the first-degree murder and child neglect charges, and had not entered a plea for the shooting a deadly missile charge.
Medina told detectives he shot Alfonso in self-defense after she continually punched him and pulled a knife on him in their South Miami townhouse, according to Medina's sworn statement to police.
Medina took the knife away from his wife and put it back into a kitchen drawer before the shooting, a police search warrant said.
Medina could get the death penalty if convicted of murder in the Aug. 8 shooting at the couple's South Miami home. The prosecution has not said if they will seek that sentence.
The judge scheduled a tentative trial for March 2014. Medina is being held without bond.
Prosecutors say evidence shows Medina had previously vowed to kill his wife if she ever attempted to leave him.
Medina repeatedly shot Alfonso at point-blank range as she may have been kneeling and trying to shield her face, according to a medical examiner's report.
Medina admitted to posting the photo of his wife's body and an admission on his Facebook page before he surrendered to police, according to the warrant.
He said he posted the photo to notify his wife's family, the sworn statement said.
Medina called his boss to confess to the crime, a 911 call released in October revealed.
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The Recycling Committee is no longer an active committee.
Committee Members
Recycling FAQ
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Zero Sort Informational Sheet (below)
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Raymond initiated single stream or zero sort recycling in July of 2010 at curbside. Participation increased significantly thus lowering Raymond's carbon footprint as it lowers gasoline usage for trucks, electricity for burning garbage and tipping fees. Raymond's initial participation was 56%. We encourage more residents to join in the recycle effort. We can do better. An advantage to Raymond residents is that any container can be used as long as the filled weight is not over 50 pounds. A second container can also be used. All plastics marked 1 through 7 as well as blister packs can be included, even broken plastic toys. NO styrofoam is recyclable even if marked. Broken down cardboard can also be included.
MMWAC Information
Mid Maine Waste Action Corp 783-8805
110 Goldthwait Rd, Auburn 04210
Going through New Glouster it is just beyond the airport on the back roads.
Town of Raymond
No Hazardous Waste
Furniture 4 1/2 cents per pound
Microwaves, stoves, dishwashers metal no cost
Construction Waste 4 1/2 cents per pond
Freon disposal $15.
Tires - no rim $3. ; with rim $6.
Casco Bulk Waste, Transfer Station and Recycling
Lake Region Bulky Waste
425 Leach Hill Road
Hours of Operation
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday
7:00am to 4:45pm
Closed All Legal Holidays
The Town of Raymond no longer has a contract with Casco for use of their facilities but individuals can bring waste their for a nonresident tonage fee. Please see their website for more information.
Light bulbs go back to Home Depot, drugs to pharmacies, foam peanuts to UPS store in Windham. Metal can pile up and can be recycled on Riverside Street for cash or you can put it in your curbside recycle bin. Electronic recycling sites appear in our local papers periodically.
We recommend home composting of fruit and vegetables. Paper napkins can be shredded as well as paper towels or use cloth napkins and dishtowels to help reduce use of paper products. Composting does not smell or attract animals as there is no meat involved. Most people have found that recycles pile up quicker than garbage so that garbage can be put out every other week.
A map of the pickup schedule can be found on the Raymond web site under Public Works.
Garbage and recycles need to be out before 7am. or it could be missed.
One of our goals in 2011 was to increase recycling in both schools in the classrooms and cafeterias, as well as, home participation.
Meetings are the second Monday of each month at 7pm in the Broacast Studio located in the parking lot of the middle school.
For addition information call Eileen @ 655-4193
2010 will be a year of big changes in Raymond's program, as we move to a new, vastly improved recycling system! More about this after a summary of recycling activities in the past year:
When the new contract was put out to bid, the resulting proposals were only for the single-stream recycling option. The Selectmen also asked the winning contractor, Pine Tree Waste, for proposals to further reduce the costs of collection. This resulted in changes for pick-up on certain private roads that didn't meet the standard for collection by a 26-ton truck.
The new contract means that the long-awaited upgrade to our recycling program will be coming in July! This is when the new system of 'single stream', or 'zero sort' recycling begins. No more sorting of recyclables will be necessary. In addition, more materials will be recycled curbside, and preparation of these materials will be minimal. The exact details will depend on which facility our materials go to, so those specifics will be forthcoming.
The new system, which should vastly increase our recycling rate, has advantages for us as a town as well as far beyond our borders. For example, recycling creates seven times as many jobs as normal waste disposal.
But the big benefit in the long run will be reducing our 'carbon footprint,' compared with burning our trash. The difference is huge! Recycling is just a part of the effort to slow climate change and its resulting economic impact. Thanks for all of your recycling efforts.


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After you create a profile, use the pfinstall(1M) command to test the profile. Test the profile before you use the profile to install or upgrade a system. Testing a profile is especially useful when you are creating upgrade profiles that reallocate disk space.
By looking at the installation output that is generated by pfinstall, you can quickly determine if a profile works as you intended. For example, use the profile to determine if a system has enough disk space to upgrade to a new release of the Solaris software before you perform the upgrade on that system.
pfinstall enables you to test a profile against the following:
The system's disk configuration where pfinstall is being run.
Other disk configurations. You use a disk configuration file that represents a structure of a disk, for example, a disk's bytes/sector, flags, and slices. Creating disk configuration files is described in Creating Disk Configuration Files and x86: To Create a Disk Configuration File.
You cannot use a disk configuration file to test a profile you intend to use to upgrade a system. Instead, you must test the profile against the system's actual disk configuration and the software that is currently installed on that system.
To test a profile for a particular Solaris release successfully and accurately, you must test a profile within the Solaris environment of the same release. For example, if you want to test a Solaris initial installation profile, run the pfinstall command on a system that is running the Solaris OS.
You need to create a temporary installation environment if you are testing a profile under one of the following conditions:
You want to test a Solaris 10 10/08 upgrade profile on a system that is running a previous version of the Solaris software.
You do not have a Solaris 10 10/08 system installed yet to test Solaris 10 10/08 initial installation profiles.
Boot a system from an image of one of the following:
For SPARC based systems:
Solaris Operating System for SPARC Platforms DVD
Solaris Software for SPARC Platforms - 1 CD
For x86 based systems:
Solaris Operating System for x86 Platforms DVD
Solaris Software for x86 Platforms - 1 CD
If you want to test an upgrade profile, boot the system that you are upgrading.
Respond to the system identification questions.
To exit from the installation program, type ! at the following prompt.
The Solaris installation program will assist you in installing software for Solaris. <Press ENTER to continue> {"!" exits}
Execute the pfinstall command from the shell. For details about using the pfinstall command, see Step 7 in To Test a Profile.
If you are using the locale keyword, the pfinstall -D command fails to test the profile. For a workaround, see the error message "could not select locale," in the section, Upgrading the Solaris OS.
Locate a system on which to test the profile that is the same type of platform, SPARC or x86, for which the profile was created.
If you are testing an upgrade profile, you must test the profile on the actual system that you intend to upgrade.
Use the following decision table to determine what to do next.
Test Scenario
Test an initial installation profile and have a system that is running the Solaris 10 10/08 software.
Become superuser on the system and go to Step 5.
Test an upgrade profile, or you do not have a system that is running Solaris 10 10/08 to test an initial installation profile.
Create a temporary Solaris 10 10/08 environment to test the profile. For details, see To Create a Temporary Solaris Environment to Test a Profile. Then, go to Step 3.
Create a temporary mount point.
# mkdir /tmp/mnt
Mount the directory that contains the profile or profiles that you want to test.
Mount Scenario
Typing Instructions
Mount a remote NFS file system for systems on the network.
SPARC: Mount a UFS-formatted diskette.
Mount a PCFS-formatted diskette.
To test the profile with a specific system memory size, set SYS_MEMSIZE to the specific memory size in Mbytes.
# SYS_MEMSIZE=memory_size # export SYS_MEMSIZE
Did you mount a directory in Step 4?
If yes, change the directory to /tmp/mnt.
# cd /tmp/mnt
If no, change the directory to where the profile is located, which is usually the JumpStart directory.
# cd jumpstart_dir_path
Test the profile with the pfinstall(1M) command.
# /usr/sbin/install.d/pfinstall -D:-d disk_config_file -c path profile
You must include the -d or -D option. If you do not include one of these options, pfinstall uses the profile you specify to install the Solaris software. All of the data on the system is overwritten.
pfinstall uses the current system's disk configuration to test the profile. You must use the -D option to test an upgrade profile.
pfinstall uses the disk configuration file, disk_config_file, to test the profile. If disk_config_file is not located in the directory where pfinstall is run, you must specify the path.
For instructions about how to create a disk configuration file, see Creating Disk Configuration Files.
You cannot use the -d disk_config_file option with an upgrade profile, install_type upgrade. You must always test an upgrade profile against a system's disk configuration, that is, you must use the -D option.
The path to the Solaris software image. You use this option, for example, if the system is using Volume Manager to mount the Solaris Software - 1 CD for your platform.
The -c option is not required if you booted from a Solaris Operating System DVD or a Solaris Software - 1 CD image for your platform. The DVD or CD image is mounted on /cdrom as part of the booting process.
The name of the profile to test. If profile is not in the directory where pfinstall is being run, you must specify the path.
The following example shows how to use pfinstall to test a profile that is named basic_prof. The profile is tested against the disk configuration on a system on which the Solaris 10 10/08 software is installed. The basic_prof profile is located in the /jumpstart directory, and the path to the Solaris Operating System DVD image is specified because Volume Manager is being used.
# cd /jumpstart # /usr/sbin/install.d/pfinstall -D -c /cdrom/pathname basic_prof
The following example shows how to use pfinstall to test the profile that is named basic_prof on a Solaris 10 10/08 system. The test is performed against the 535_test disk configuration file. The test checks for 64 Mbytes of system memory. This example uses a Solaris Software for SPARC Platforms - 1 CD or Solaris Software for x86 Platforms - 1 CD image that is located in the /export/install directory.
# SYS_MEMSIZE=64 # export SYS_MEMSIZE # /usr/sbin/install.d/pfinstall -d 535_test -c /export/install basic_prof


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I suppose I shouldn't leave you all hanging anymore. I am, after all, really glad I have this blog. And really grateful there are women out there willing to share their weird labor stories.
Though, as SR pointed out yesterday, "the people who write their stories in the comments are those with extreme stories. No one ever writes about normal things happening." Or do they? I'm not so sure. While I don't for a moment think that the women who comment on this blog represent at random sample, I am continually amazed by peoples' honesty and willingness to share - whatever their story.
So, clearly I have no baby to brag about yet. Otherwise there would have been a big, gleaming picture of Finnbjørn.
What happened on Saturday and Sunday was a relatively extreme experience for me, a woman who has led fairly a mundane life, and who thrives on predictability. Suddenly experiencing regular contractions at rest, I was sure I was in labor. And I wasn't mentally prepared. I cried multiple times in a panicked state. And SR dared to mutter the words "I'm scared", which were words far too meaningful for me to even formulate. We couldn't sleep and when we went to the hospital, right next door, we took the Baby Bjørn along, sure we would come home with a baby. We can only look back on it and laugh a little at how wrong we were.
Sunday afternoon, my contractions stopped. SR and I were alone at that time and took a nap, went on a run and a bike ride. I was dead tired, though. And my uterus was extremely sore. The other weird thing was that Finnbjørn kicked and squirmed like I have never felt before, without any rest for the nearly 24 hours I had contractions. I was concerned about him. It was almost as if he was in distress. But he calmed down afterwards, too.
Monday morning, I felt better. I went on a 30k bike ride, swam 70 pool lengths and then ran for an hour. All things considered, exercising went fairly normally. Then I ate lunch and the contractions started again. Every 4-12 minutes and some very strong. Some so strong I had to do serious deep breathing and started sweating. They lasted until around 7pm and then went away again, while eating dinner with my parents, who are currently visiting. I woke up a few times at night with contractions, but today there really haven't been any.
Today, I ran, went to Pulse/step/core class and uncharacteristically for me, used the elliptical. Raising my pulse simply makes me feel a heck of lot better.
But, what are these contractions?
Well, I think they are simply Braxton Hicks contractions of rest. I mean, it's not labor unless the cervix is opening at the same time, and I'm not really experiencing anything painful enough to open a cervix. (1cm open, by the way, just seems to be a very stable configuration for the nearly-ready cervix and shouldn't be interpreted as a sign of active labor). And why would a woman NOT get Braxton Hicks at rest? I mean, even when we are resting our bodies are working. And when we are digesting food, stressed, tired, dehydrated, you name it, our bodies are working a little harder and that may just be enough to start the Braxton Hicks of rest. Why some women don't experience them and why I didn't experience them during my last pregnancy, I am not sure.
As soon as I came to terms with the fact that it wasn't labor, I felt a lot better. I mean, I have been dealing with Braxton Hicks during exercise for months now, so I should be able to deal with them at rest, RIGHT?
But there is an element of pain. And the more I think about it, the more I notice it.
So I have developed some guidelines for contraction pain at rest:
- don't count minutes between contractions or do anything else that brings attention to their presence
- exercise as much as possible because exercise is the best medication for raising the pain threshold
- taking tylenol is a GOOD idea (because it least it takes away my headache and seems to lessen the contractions)
- remember, the longer they go on, the more your body will get used to them and the less they will hurt
- continue life as normal (this one is essential)
Now the big question: will I get so good at ignoring the contractions that I miss the real thing? I doubt it :).
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Tuesday, April 1, 2014
The Spiderweb Colorwheel Extravaganza Quilt!!!!!!
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I am so glad you powered through on this quilt! I have loved watching it come together over the years. I think I found your blog right around the time you started this quilt! My favorite quilt of yours for sure! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
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This quilt was well worth the wait! It is amazing!ReplyDelete
It's a beautiful quilt - congratulations on the big finish!ReplyDelete
Your quilt is absolutely stunning!!!ReplyDelete
I love this quilt, it's been a favorite watching it come together. But I'm still a little intimidated by it!ReplyDelete
Welcome back! This quilt is AMAZING! I made a small version of the spider web quilt and decided that was enough for me! Cudos to you for making one so big!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous quilt!!!! Thanks for sharing...and for the chance to win such a fabulous giveaway!ReplyDelete
This quilt is simply stunning. Truly. I've had a spiderweb quilt and a rainbow quilt on my must make list for quite some time. I'll definitely be coming back to this one for inspiration. Thank you for sharing, Megan!ReplyDelete
Your quilt is gorgeous love the bright colors.ReplyDelete
This is so beautiful and awesome! I love what you said about perfect piecing--I feel the same way. I hope you keep blogging bc I love all your work!ReplyDelete
What a lovely quilt! And I love reading your blog post:)ReplyDelete
This quilt is amazing!! The colours and fabrics are stunning. I'm not surprised it took so long to make, those blocks are time consuming!! I hope you treat us to more blog posts soon!!ReplyDelete
A quilt that took 4 years definitely deserves a blog post! It's gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Way to hang in there and finish! It is such an achievement!ReplyDelete
This is the quilt that inspired me to get back into quilting. Amazing, Megan! <3ReplyDelete
This is a such amazing quilt! Totally so inspirational and gorgeous! I wish a day to make one and you are my total inspiration!! Oh.. Love this quilt over last months that you share... thank you!ReplyDelete
It's gorgeous! I love your thinking on piecing! I'm not the greatest either but if I pick over it I just get frustrated and quilting is my way of destressing.ReplyDelete
Such a gorgeous quilt!!ReplyDelete
This is so, so beautiful! I never got past 12 blocks when I made a spiderweb quilt, so I am totally impressed :)ReplyDelete
The quilt is amazing! Well worth the time.ReplyDelete
I totally agree about the "handmade charm" aspect of quilting. I'm a perfectionist and I'm learning to let go and just enjoy the process of quilting because I honestly do love it. Your quilt is gorgeous and I enjoyed reading your post. Thanks for sharing. If I happen to win, email me at dixielandcrafts @ yahoo . com ;)ReplyDelete
Absolutely adore this quilt!!! Rainbow perfection!!!!ReplyDelete
Glad you wrote a post and showed us a bit more of this amazing quilt! Fantastic workReplyDelete
So happy you did a blog post on this incredible beauty. It's one I want to copy for sure!ReplyDelete
Glad you took the time to blog this! It is gorgeous!! Love it! Congrats on a gorgeous finish:)ReplyDelete
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Oh my gosh! This quilt is gorgeous!!!! I'm so glad you came back to show it off :)ReplyDelete
This quilt is beautiful! It's really inspiring me to work on some of my unfinished projects! :) great work! And I'm a new reader to your blog, but I always enjoy seeing your Instagram posts.ReplyDelete
Welcome back! The spiderweb is on my (never ending) to do list, but I don't know if I'm disciplined enough to do it in rainbow order. Seems like scrappy is just how I roll. Thanks for an opportunity to win what sounds like an awesome giveaway!ReplyDelete
just lovely!ReplyDelete
Wow! This is a beautiful quilt.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing.
Welcome back. We all need those blogging breaks once in awhile !!ReplyDelete
You blogged! YAY! This quilt is beyond gorgeous and I love how your quilting turned out on it :-)ReplyDelete
It's beautiful! I remember when you started this one so it's great to see it finished after all this time :)ReplyDelete
That is a truly beautiful quilt! Found you via a friend on instagram, hope to see more posts!ReplyDelete
What an amazing beautiful quilt! I love it! I love color! It's great to see you blogging again! :-)ReplyDelete
You are the second person on IG recently that is inspiring me to start blogging again. And this quilt is amazing! I am also working on a spiderweb quilt, but since it is for me and has no real deadline, it may take four years as well.ReplyDelete
Great work!
- AnonymousApril 1, 2014 at 3:04 PM
Beautiful, beautiful quilt!ReplyDelete
Love the quilt!!!! I totally understand the whole blogging thing...... since IG I don't blog as much as I use to.ReplyDelete
Yay! It's fabulous! I'm exactly the same as you when it comes to my approach: not perfect but I love the creating, and of course, the enjoyment that comes from something handmade.ReplyDelete
Such an awesome quilt. I was so excited to see your post pop-up in my blog feed. And then it was this awesome quilt! Wow. Makes me want to finish a quilt (or two) I've had in the works for years too.ReplyDelete
Proud of you, girl!! For finishing this gorgeously amazing quilt and for blogging!! I always enjoy reading your posts and hearing more from you!ReplyDelete
This is a beautiful finish. I'm so glad that you took the time to share it with me. I haven't blogged since November. The urge to do so is hovering nearby, just out of my reach. Your post may be just the push I need to get out of my funk. We'll see... ;) wonderlandbyalyce(at)gmail(dot)comReplyDelete
Beautiful. I am like a 2x/month blogger now. You only showed the pink blocks on IG (that I saw, I miss stuff), so I'm really glad you showed the whole thing here!ReplyDelete
So beautiful! I'm only working on my first quilt right now (on and off, trying to hand-piece it) and your IG account gives me more quilt inspiration than any other. Love it!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous quilt and lovely words! Thank you for taking the time and sharing this with us! Such an amazing finish - 4 years in the making - wow!!ReplyDelete
That was a quilt well worth waiting for! Amazing!ReplyDelete
Beautiful quilt! Congrats!ReplyDelete
Wow! I love how scrappy it is!ReplyDelete
love the use of colour makes me smileReplyDelete
I love this quilt. It's beautiful. Thank you for blogging about it.ReplyDelete
Wow! What a beauty and accomplishment!ReplyDelete
That quilt is amazing! I'm so happy you shared it. And as a quilter and a knitter I'd also be super happy with scraps and some plucky!ReplyDelete
Your quilt is beautiful! It's so bright and cheerful, which is funny, because that's not how I would typically describe Denise Schmidt's fabric, but you've proved otherwise. And in a fabulous fashion!ReplyDelete
Your quilt is stunning!!! Thanks for sharing your work - it's a great source of inspiration!ReplyDelete
Beautiful quilt, thanks for sharing it with us!ReplyDelete
Love the colours, beautiful.ReplyDelete
Oh how wonderful! Love what you did. Great quilting AND piecing. I'd love your scraps ; )ReplyDelete
Oh hello again! I love this quilt and have been admiring it's background starring role in some of your IG posts! It seriously looks bigger than 60 x 72! Brilliant effort and do pop by again...says me who has hardly blogged for the past two years! Ha!ReplyDelete
It's gorgeous! Totally worth a blog post :)ReplyDelete
What a beautiful quilt.....wonderful work!! Thank you for sharing :)ReplyDelete
Glad you are back, and what a way to come back! It really is lovely.ReplyDelete
I am so glad you finished!! I have been watching the progress via Instagram. Maybe you don't finish quilts as fast as some but when you do they are epic!!! Love your creations!ReplyDelete
your quilt is stunning! what beautiful inspiration!ReplyDelete
I have been admiring this for days on instagram! Thanks for blogging about it. Inspirational!!!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful quilt! Thanks for the giveaway. I am a new quilter without much of a stash and would love your scraps!ReplyDelete
Love the color graduations in the quilt!ReplyDelete
Good to see you back and your quilt is so pretty! I think I need to do one, too!ReplyDelete
such a gorgeous quilt! it must feel great to finish it after so long. (also, yay for slow quilting and slow blogging... let's make it a "thing"!)ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE this quilt!!! It's just so pretty!!ReplyDelete
This is an amazingly gorgeous quilt! I have seen you working on it on IG, I'm sure it must feel so nice to have it completed!ReplyDelete
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wow! And what a return it is - this is so beautiful!ReplyDelete
And what a comeback it is with that quilt. Absolutely gorgeous. Welcome back - please stay a while.ReplyDelete
It is absolutely stunning!ReplyDelete
I love this quilt. I still plan to make a scrappy spiderweb one day ... When I have a few UFOs tidied away.ReplyDelete
Yeay!! It is so good to see a post from you! I love your quilting projects and admire the knitting--but don't knit--so I just admire. ;) I hope you'll do a post on your Steam Punk quilt soon. I've been gawking over all of your SP pics on IG since I'm getting ready to start mine soon. If it turns out 1/2 as good as yours is, I'll be lucky!ReplyDelete
I'm so glad you've decided to blog about your bigger projects because we love your work!!!! Awesome! Thanks for a great giveaway!!! Jodym7atyahoo.comReplyDelete
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- AnonymousApril 2, 2014 at 6:25 AM
I'm so glad you blogged about this! I drool over all your projects on IG, but it is really nice to hear a bit more about the projects. I think your aesthetic is just impeccable and so unique, I do hope you blog more in the future :) (and if I happen to win, my e-mail is katenearpass at yahoo dot com).ReplyDelete
this quilt is stunning!!!! STUNNING!!! It's perfect in every way.ReplyDelete
beautiful quilt! and I understand what you mean about trying not to be too concerned with accuracy. I am delighted (with wonder, truth be told) when I notice my seams lining up *just so*, but quilting is the one noticeable area of my life where I am also delighted with how 'off' my seams sometimes are. I want to sew because it warms, challenges and centers me, not to add to my stresses.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 2, 2014 at 8:10 AM
Beautiful quilt. Your colors are so beautiful.ReplyDelete
Welcome back!!ReplyDelete
I love your quilt - stunning!
Your quilt is beautiful! I'm so glad to see a post from you in my feed. I love instagram but really miss reading blogs and hearing more details about projects. :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful quilt! Love the cheery colours!ReplyDelete
congrats! it's a beautiful quilt.ReplyDelete
Your quilt is stunning! I love it. Thank you for sharing it on your blog. :)ReplyDelete
Amazing quilt! Hope to start one soon!ReplyDelete
You know I love this quilt. Seriously, all of your quilts are so inspiring and I hope someday I can make one that's half as awesome!ReplyDelete
Wow! What an amazing quilt! I too have quite a collection of Denyse Schmidt fabrics that I'm looking for the right project to jump into with. I was really happy to find your post in my feed today. :)ReplyDelete
Yay, so glad to see you! Your quilt is amazing, so colorful and happy! Nice work! As always. Take care!ReplyDelete
It is amazing! You have such a great eye for your fabric combinations in all of your quilts! Congrats on the finish!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful quilt. Congratulations on the finish. Again, just beautiful.ReplyDelete
What an amazing finishReplyDelete
This one is so beautiful-I can see why it is one of your favorites!ReplyDelete
Wow! Look at all these comments! I'm not the only one excited to see a blog post from you ! This quilt is stunning. My favorite quilts are always the ones I make with tons of fabrics over a long time. I love how you quilted this too. Nicely done!ReplyDelete
This is so gorgeous!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful work, as usual, from you. We've missed you, but we understand. Thanks for a chance at the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Such a fantastic quilt! You make me want to cut into my Flea Market Fancy. I found your quilt (and you) via Pinterest where someone (or many) pinned your quilt photo. Now I'm a new follower and I hope you don't take such a long break from blogging anytime soon.ReplyDelete
I love this. One of these days I will make a spiderweb quilt.ReplyDelete
OHDANG, woman - this quilt is amazing, PLUS a give-away?? You are fantastic.ReplyDelete
Stunning quilt. I love a good rainbow!ReplyDelete
So so stunning, if a quilt was ever meant to be an heirloom this is it!ReplyDelete
Oh. Oh oh...wow... That is one G o r g e o u s quilt!!! Perfect use of Denyses fabrics...into a colourful and happy quilt! love it!! :0))ReplyDelete
Welcome back. The quilt is beautifulReplyDelete
What a gorgeous quilt! Well worth spending four years on :o)ReplyDelete
Hi, I wondered where you had been, Good to see you are back now AND what a stunning quilt! Linda NZReplyDelete
Looks stunning - can't see those areas you talk about from here just the sheer joy of colour and fabric! You are ona journey perfection is at the end of it waiting for you!ReplyDelete
Welcome back! We missed you and are glad to see you again.ReplyDelete
This is a gorgeous quilt! Thank you for blogging about it!ReplyDelete
This quilt is on my to-do list too - yours is beautiful. Glad to see you back on the blog!ReplyDelete
Beautiful quilt!! Thanks for sharing, you are inspirational in my quilting world.ReplyDelete
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GMF takes a look at some of the most significant incomings and outgoings in the Football League's basement division from six figure sums to one month loan deals.
Tubbs' transfer from Crawley Town to boyhood club Bournemouth may have raised a few eyebrows in League Two. For one, most fans will be glad to see the back of the prolific net-buster, who scored 58 goals in 78 appearances for Steve Evans' side.
Secondly, a player from League Two has moved to a League One side for a whopping fee of £800,000 - huge money for a team at this level, even if it is the cash-crazy Red Devils.
That fee represents what a terrific two years the 27-year-old has enjoyed. Tubbs was playing for non-league Salisbury City until 2010, when Crawley came calling with a bid of around £70,000.
The size of the fee paid by Bournemouth also represents a major turnaround in their financial plight. Until very recently, they were struggling to stay afloat and I remember they once had to pull a teenager out of school on a Friday afternoon to ensure they had a full squad to face Shrewsbury in League Two the following day.
Cherries boss Lee Bradbury has been criticised by some members of the Bournemouth faithful. Memories of their recent financial toils are fresh in the memories of the more frugal followers, who are mindful that the Bournemouth boss also signed Donal McDermott, Steve Cook, Charlie Daniels, Simon Francis, Wes Thomas and Scott Malone in the January transfer window.
Crawley have no need to worry too much about Tubbs' departure after taking Notts County forward Karl Hawley on loan until the end of the season.
The 30-year-old has made over 300 appearances in a 12-year career, scoring 78 goals. So, Evans may have found the man to replace Tubbs during the West Sussex club's promotion charge.
This one could go either way. There is no doubt that Northampton signed the cerebral centre-back due to his relationship with their new-ish boss, Aidy Boothroyd. The pair worked together when Watford achieved an unlikely promotion to the Premier League in 2006.
Carlisle has been shipped out on loan once again by parent club Burnley after a spell with Preston earlier this season.
Both Boothroyd and Carlisle could be operating at a higher level but, my God, do Northampton need some stability and experience right now – the Cobblers are rooted to the bottom of League Two.
Oxford United were pretty busy during the window and the U's sealed a double coup on deadline day, bringing in Scott Rendell and Mark Wilson from Wycombe Wanderers and Doncaster Rovers respectively.
Chris Wilder's side sit seventh at the moment and will be hoping that bringing in the two experienced men will help them hold on to a play-off spot come the end of the season.
32-year-old midfielder Wilson has joined on a free transfer until the end of the campaign, whilst Rendell joins on a loan until May.
The striker has scored 76 goals in 151 games since starting his career with Aldershot in 2003. A goal scoring record of 45 goals in 96 career appearances is not to be sniffed at and the 25-year-old certainly still has a lot to offer at League Two level.
Paolo Di Canio coveted Luke Rooney a while back and got himself into hot water with Gillingham boss Andy Hessenthaler.
The Italian apparently told his chairman that he 'needed' to buy the midfielder when Swindon beat Gillingham 2-0 last October.
Gillingham turned down an initial 'six-figure' bid, so you wonder how much the Robins have paid for the 21-year-old, who was out of contract in the summer.
Rooney could provide the creative spark as The Robins fire themselves towards the top of the table.
Greg Pearson's loan move from Burton to local rivals Crewe Alexandra was a little surprising. The lanky forward has always been a goal threat for the Brewers, and it didn't take him too long to fit in to the Alex's side.
In fact, after meeting his new team-mates at a service station five hours earlier, the 26-year-old scored the only goal of the game as The Railwaymen defeated Oxford 1-0.
Pearson must have got the taste for scoring as he netted in the following fixture against Dagenham & Redbridge.
On that form, it is doubtful that Paul Peschisolido will allow Crewe to extend the striker's stay for longer than a month.News Now - Sport News


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The foster father accused of beating a 5-month-old baby girl to death in December while she was in his care was in Mendocino County Superior Court Friday to schedule a future appearance.
Wilson L. Tubbs III, 38, faces a charge of child abuse resulting in death, which carries the same weight as murder, according to the Mendocino County District Attorney"s Office.
He had on Dec. 2 brought the baby girl, who had months earlier been taken from her mother, to the Mendocino Coast District Hospital not breathing and blue, and with bruises on her face and head.
Tubbs, the girl"s foster father, initially claimed the infant was injured when she fell from a changing bench onto a hardwood floor in his house, and later admitted he slapped and violently shook the baby, the Fort Bragg Police Department reported previously.
Mendocino County Public Defender Linda Thompson, who is representing Tubbs, asked the court to set another court date next week to prepare for the preliminary hearing.
Thompson said that rather than having a typical preliminary hearing where the district attorney makes a case to show that the defendant should be bound over for trial for the crime, the hearing might take more than a day because she plans to make her own case in Tubbs" defense.
"I may be putting on medical evidence and (calling) other witnesses," Thompson said, and asked the court to give her adequate time to contact expert witnesses.
No autopsy report was yet available, according to Assistant District Attorney Paul Sequeira, who is prosecuting the case.
Records about the case released earlier this week by the Mendocino County Counsel"s Office and Health and Human Services Agency contain a Live Scan criminal background report that, while the foster parents" names are redacted from the form, shows a clean result.
The Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force arrested Tubbs in July 2010 on suspicion of illegally possessing a controlled substance and possession for sale. He allegedly had 20 generic hydrocodone pills and eight Valium pills, according to Sequeira.
Tubbs entered a diversion agreement with the court, whereby his case would be dismissed with no criminal charges on his record as long as he completed a yearlong drug diversion program, according to Sequeira.
As part of the arrangement, Tubbs on Nov. 9, 2010, pleaded guilty to the felony charge of possessing the hydrocodone, Sequeira said, and the misdemeanor charge of Valium possession was dropped. Tubbs" sentence was deferred for a year on the condition that he completed the drug diversion program, according to Sequeira, who also noted that such a program didn"t exist on the coast, so coastal residents took an online course to complete the requirements.
A year later on Nov. 9, 2011, the court found that Tubbs had complied with the terms of the agreement and successfully completed the diversion program, and the case was dismissed.
Sequeira said that while the felony would not have gone on Tubbs" record because of that, the arrest and subsequent diversion agreement would still show up if someone were to "run his rap sheet."
Tubbs is due in court for a pre-preliminary hearing date on the child abuse charge at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Courtroom B of the Ukiah courthouse.
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Growing up in Iowa, Maid-Rite loose-meat sandwiches were a favorite! People in other parts of the country may not see what the big deal is, but they are so good! Sadly, the restaurant in my hometown that served these tasty treats is no longer in business, so I've had to resort to making my own sandwiches. There are several copycat recipes on the internet, and after trying a few different combinations, I found a sandwich I think is pretty darned close!
3 lbs ground beef, uncooked
1 cup water
2 Tbsp. brown sugar
2 Tbsp. apple cider vinegar
2 Tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 Tbsp. soy sauce
1 Tbsp. dried minced onion
2 beef boullion cubes (or equivalent powder)
Place ground beef in slow cooker. In a bowl, whisk the remaining ingredients together. Pour over the ground beef and stir to combine. Cover and cook on high for 1 hour, stirring occasionally to break up the meat into very small pieces. Remove lid and continue to cook on high for 3 hours, until most of the liquid has cooked off. Stir occasionally to break up meat.
Use a slotted spoon to serve on buns. Top with mustard, ketchup, pickles, and a slice of cheese!


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MINNEAPOLIS – Brett Favre has handed the Minnesota Vikings one more loss.
The 39-year-old Favre called Vikings coach Brad Childress on Tuesday to tell the coach he won't be coming out of retirement to play for Minnesota.
"It was the hardest decision I've ever made," Favre told ESPN. "I didn't feel like physically I could play at a level that was acceptable. I would like to thank everyone, including the Packers, Jets and Vikings — but, most importantly, the fans."
The decision, which was first reported by the Star Tribune of Minneapolis, is a stunning blow for the Vikings after they openly courted Favre all summer. Adding Favre would have been viewed by many as the final piece for a team that already has star running back Adrian Peterson and a stingy veteran defense that returns nearly intact from last year's NFC North title season.
"It was a rare and unique opportunity to consider adding not only a future Hall of Fame quarterback but one that is very familiar with our system and division," Childress said in a prepared statement. "That does not detract from the team that we have."
Last year, Favre tearfully retired from the Green Bay Packers after 17 seasons in the NFL and three MVP awards — then made an about-face and played for the New York Jets. He retired again, had surgery in May to alleviate a torn biceps tendon and then flirted with the idea of coming back again with the Vikings, the Packers' NFC North rival.
"When I heard the news, I was probably as surprised and shocked as everybody else," linebacker Ben Leber told The Associated Press in a phone interview. "The writing on the wall was as long as his arm was healthy he was going to play. I thought it was just a contractual deal that was taking so long and I really expected him to be at camp. So I was really surprised."
After two months of rehab, Favre told Childress he didn't think he had enough in him to get through a full season.
"I had to be careful not to commit for the wrong reasons," Favre said. "They were telling me, 'You went through all this, you had the surgery and you've got to finish it off.' But I have legitimate reasons for my decision. I'm 39 with a lot of sacks to my name."
Now Childress has some damage control to do with Tarvaris Jackson and Sage Rosenfels, the two veterans who were expected to compete for the job before the latest Favre drama began.
Jackson and Rosenfels were peppered with questions about Favre during the team's minicamps this summer. It already was a testy situation for them to deal with, and now they will likely face a whole new set of inquiries with the job up for grabs again.
Jackson's agent, Joel Segal, said he spoke to his client shortly after the news broke.
"He was his usual cool, calm and collected self," Segal said. "He said, 'Great, let's get ready for camp.'"
Favre holds almost every NFL career passing record that matters, including touchdown passes (464), completions (5,720), yards passing (65,127), regular-season victories (169) and interceptions (310). Many thought he could help the Vikings land that elusive Super Bowl championship, even if he was reviled by fans here during his incredible run across the state line in Wisconsin.
Favre instead passed on a chance for revenge on GM Ted Thompson and the Packers, whom he felt gave up on him too soon when deciding to move forward last summer with quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He was sent instead to the Jets, where he appeared rejuvenated early in the season before arm problems arose. He threw nine interceptions in the final five weeks and the Jets finished the year 1-4 to miss the playoffs.
Vikings players will begin arriving in Mankato for training camp on Wednesday, with a mandatory reporting day of Thursday and the first practice on Friday.
Childress has said he believes the Vikings will be good with or without Favre.
"As we have consistently communicated, we feel good about our team and they have put forth a tremendous effort this offseason preparing for the season ahead," he said. "With this behind us, we look forward to getting to Mankato and getting training camp under way."
Of course, this is Favre, which means there always could be the possibility that he will change his mind. As far as Leber is concerned, however, there's no turning back now.
"In my mind this should be the end of it," he said. "To be respectful of the players that are involved and the team as a whole, you have to put an end to this and you can't let it linger on."


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'Rosemary's Baby' review: Credibility gap
Rosemary's Baby: Two-part miniseries. 9 p.m. Sunday and 9 p.m. next Thursday on NBC.
This may surprise you: Nowhere in the cover letter to the press about NBC's two-part miniseries adaptation of Ira Levin's "Rosemary's Baby" is there any reference to the 1968 film by Roman Polanski, which is arguably better known today than Levin's 1967 novel.
Then again, why mention the baked Alaska from last year's gala dinner party when you're about to serve Hostess Twinkies at this year's pot luck?
NBC's "Rosemary," airing in two-hour parts Sunday and next Thursday, is OK for a while and then isn't. Its stars are also OK for a while, until they can't keep their heads above the rising bilgewater of the script. The direction by Agnieszka Holland is heavy on the use of crystallizing, multi-image lenses, as if the action is being viewed by Jeff Goldblum in "The Fly."
Still, Levin's story trumps almost everything here, except, of course, the memory of Polanski's film. How unforgettable was that film? As I watched the four-hour NBC "Rosemary," I was humming Krzysztof Komeda's unnerving score from the Polanski movie in my head and paying no attention at all to whatever music was wafting in the background of the new adaptation.
"Rosemary's Baby" is the story of a young couple named Rosemary and Guy Woodhouse (Zoe Saldana and Patrick J. Adams) who, in the case of the NBC version, move into an old but elegant apartment building in Paris, where they are all but adopted by a solicitous older couple, Roman and Margaux Castevet (Jason Isaacs and Carole Bosquet).
Once NBC decided to blow the Comcast travel budget and film in Paris, writers Scott Abbott and James Wong changed Mme. Castevet's name: "Minnie" wasn't exactly an arrondissement-ready moniker.
Guy has a low-level teaching job at the Sorbonne, but dearly wants to be a novelist. He and Rosemary welcome their year in Paris as a way of trying to get beyond the miscarriage she suffered.
The Castevets seem willing to do anything for the younger couple, which makes the Woodhouses wary at first, but eventually they surrender themselves to being doted on. For virtually no apparent reason, though, Rosemary begins to suspect something is untoward in the building, and something menacing about the Castevets.
Oddly enough, Guy is given more reason to question the older couple when Roman takes him to a private club populated by scantily clad women who seem to offer more than another round to the customers. They're supposed to be having drinks to discuss Guy's career, but Guy is completely and illogically unfazed by the setting.
In short order, Guy gets a promotion at the university after his main competition suffers ... well, she doesn't suffer long, let's put it that way. Although he has decided writing his novel is pointless, he gets inspired again in the middle of the night, finishes the book, sells it for publication and then makes even more with the movie rights sale.
Once Rosemary becomes pregnant again, the Castevets descend like birds of prey and only Rosemary's friend, Julie (Christina Cole), believes Rosemary is in danger.
We're supposed to go on for a while questioning whether Rosemary is losing her marbles or not, but we know she isn't and that's a serious blow against suspended disbelief. Similarly, once we understand that, we're supposed to believe Guy is one of the few people we can trust, but he shows his hand early on as well.
Levin's story is a chilling psychological thriller, of course, but it is also about Mephistophelian bargains- how much is Guy willing to trade for what he wants? His soul? Maybe, but maybe something else as well. The key to the psychological horror isn't devil-worship - it's misplaced trust. Sometimes those who seem to have your best interests at heart are, in this case, just as apt to rip your own heart from your body for a midday snack.
The cast is very good, perhaps showing just how competent they are as they maintain a tenuous hold on our interest long after the film has dropped the credibility ball. Saldana is quite convincing in conveying Rosemary's growing paranoia, even if the character is given scant reason to be wary by the script. Adams is also quite good, but is more seriously undermined by the script. Once we know that Guy isn't to be trusted, the actor needs to be given the word tools to work with. Because he isn't, he simply becomes impossible to believe.
Adams represents one of the miniseries' greatest missed opportunities. He's not only a good actor, but has the kind of boyish appeal that could have been put to much better use to confuse Rosemary - and us - about which side he's really on.
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Databases are great for a huge rage of things, from storing customers to storing variables for games. If you want a fairly simple way to write multiple pieces of information to a single file with an easy way to extract the information, your in need of a database. In this tutorial, I will cover the basics of using sqlite3 in python.
Python has a great implementation of sqlite. Sqlite is included in python from version 2.5 and up. If you have a python version lower than 2.5, you will need to download and install sqlite3. I am using python 2.5 for this tutorial. I will be using the Sqlite Manager to view the database, this is not necessary but is helpful so you can see what information is in your database and you can edit/create databases. You can download it from here. It is also is available as Firefox add-on (see the link)
Creating a database
Before we can start using our database, we have to create it. So in order to create our database, we have to make a connection to it (similar to the open() command for working with a file).
import sqlite3 con = sqlite3.connect('DatabaseName.sql')You can use any extension you like, but I will use .sql for the purpose of this tutorial.
After creating the connection to the database, we need to make a cursor object so we can interact with the database.
cur = con.cursor()Now that we have made the connection and made a cursor object, we can execute a command to the database by using the .execute() command. When you are sending sqlite commands, it is not case-sensitive but I will make the sqlite commands in CAPITALS, and the names in lowercase. So, to make the database, we need to tell sqlite what we want it to do, the name of the database, the columns we want it to have and what type to columns are (INT, TEXT, etc).
import sqlite3 con = sqlite3.connect('MyBusiness.sql') cur = con.cursor() cur.execute("""CREATE TABLE Customers (Fname TEXT, Lname TEXT, Phone INTEGER, joined_club BOOL)""")) cur.close()#always a good habit to close your connections con.close()#and your cursor when you're done!Now open up your database in sqlite Manager (or in any program which allows you to view an sqlite database). When you load in your database, select the name of the table you created (mine was Customers). Select browse and search and you should be able to see all of the rows you put into your database along the top. You will also notice that there is a column that we did not put in at the start called rowid. Rowid is just an auto-incrementing value which gives each record it's own number. So after we insert our first record, the rowid will automatically become 1. We do not need to tell it to update rowid it is done when the record is put in. In the above example, after specifying the name of the table (Customers) I named each column. What you will notice after each column is the type of information that column is made for. For example the column Fname (First name) will be used to store text, but the Phone column will be used to store a number. If you wanted to store a decimal number you would use the FLOAT type. The other type I used is BOOL, this is short for Boolean (True or False values), in the sqlite database if you write True to this column it becomes 1 and False becomes 0 (This means the same as True or False and python isn't fussy about you using True, False or 1 and 0).
Writing to the database
So, our database is made, let's write something to it!
Before writing to our database we need to once again connect to it (if you closed the connections, if you didn't you don't need to connect to it again) just connect to your database and create a cursor object (same as you did when creating the database). When you write to your database, you will often want to use a variable. This is fine, but sqlite is vulnerable to sqlite injections, so to protect the database from that, you replace the variables with a ? and then at the end of the execute command before you close the second bracket you give your variables. So, this is how it should look:
con = sqlite3.connect('DatabaseName.sql') cur = con.cursor() Fname = 'John' Lname = 'Doe' Phone = 12345678 joined_club = True cur.execute("""INSERT INTO Customers (Fname, Lname, Phone, joined_club) VALUES (?,?,?,?)""", (Fname, Lname, Phone, joined_club)) con.commit()#Do not forget this!! cur.close() con.close()
After you have given the insert command, you must commit the changes to the database using the con.commit() or the changes you have made will not be written to your database. I still often forget to commit the changes and sit there wondering why the changes don't show up in my database! There is also another way to write values using a for loop.
it is much the same as the above method.
Fname = 'John' Lname = 'Doe' Phone = 12345678 joined_club = True for i in [(Fname, Lname, Phone, joined_club)]: cur.execute("""INSERT INTO Customers (Fname, Lname, Phone, joined_club) VALUES (?,?,?,?)""", i) con.commit()
Retrieving values
There are a few different ways to get values back from your database depending on what you need and what is available to you at the time. Sometimes you will know exactly what you want to take out, other times you may need to take out something from a certain row. First, I will show you how to fetch the entire table. Before you can fetch data from a table, you need to tell sqlite what you want exactly, or just get the entire table. * means all
con = sqlite3.connect('DatabaseName.sql') cur = con.cursor() cur.execute("""SELECT * FROM Customers""") all = cur.fetchall() print all
When you use fetchall, you get a list with each row as another list returned. Like this:
[(u'John' , u'Doe', 12345678, 1), (u'Jane', u'Dae', u'98371234', 0)]
I tend to use the fetchall function a lot when I am looking for a value. To get a record from this list, you can use an index position (like a normal list) e.g. all[2] This will give you the entire record! If you want a specific value from a specific record, you have to give the index position of the record and the value you want. e.g.
all[2][1]. Sqlite has some other commands such as fetchone() Which will fetch the first record and then the next record along progressively. If there is no record to fetch, it returns an empty list [].
con = sqlite3.connect('DatabaseName.sql') cur = con.cursor() cur.execute("""SELECT * FROM Customers""") one = cur.fetchone() print one next = cur.fetchone() print nextThis returns the first record as all and then the second record as next.
Another way to fetch data is using the fetchmany() command. With this you pass the function the number of rows you want returned to you and it will return a list with that number of records in the list.
con = sqlite3.connect('DatabaseName.sql') cur = con.cursor() cur.execute("""SELECT * FROM Customers""") many = cur.fetchmany(3) print many
You will notice that through out these, I have still used the
cur.execute("""SELECT * FROM Customers""")before I fetch the data. This is because if you don't use this, you will get an empty list returned to you.
Updating values
So, you can write and read your database, but what if you want to change a value? Well sqlite can do that as well! When you execute your command, you need to tell sqlite that you are changing a value. You can do this by starting the command with UPDATE. So lets say that you want to change someones First name (Fname) from Jessica to Jennifer. This is how it would look:
con = sqlite3.connect('DatabaseName.sql') cur = con.cursor() cur.execute("""UPDATE Customers SET Fname='Jennifer' WHERE Fname='Jessica'""") con.commit()
This is telling sqlite that where Fname is equal to Jessica, change the Fname value to Jennifer. You don't always have to use the same column to change the value for example, you could use the rowid column to find the record and then change Fname.
cur.execute("""UPDATE Customers SET Fname='Jennifer' WHERE rowid=4""") con.commit()
You can also change a entire column of values. e.g. You want to set the joined_club column to 1 if the current value is 0. It would look like this:
cur.execute("""UPDATE Customers SET joined_club=1 WHERE joined_club=0""") con.commit()
It's the same as the other update command, but this time we didn't specify a single item, so it changed all items matching that description.
Deleting Values
Sometimes, your program will no longer need a record that you have, so it's time to delete it. You can delete values in almost the same way you change them. It you wanted to delete a record with the rowid of 4, you would use
cur.execute("""DELETE FROM Customers WHERE rowid=4""") con.commit()
But what if you don't know the rowid, well just like in changing a value, you can replace rowid with a different value for example you might know the Fname, so you can change rowid=4 to Fname='Jessica' or whatever Fname is. But be careful if you have multiple entries where the Fname is equal to Jessica, it will delete all of them! This can be good and bad depending on what you want. If you want to make sure you are deleting the correct value, you can use the 'AND' to specify too requirements that it must meet to delete that row.
cur.execute("""DELETE FROM Customers WHERE rowid=4 and Fname='Jessica'""") con.commit()
If you had two requirements and it only had to meet one or both of them to proceed, you can use the 'OR' statement in place of AND. These also work in UPDATING values if you need them.
Well, if you followed the tutorial you should be able to create a database, write, read, update and delete values from your database. This should be enough for you to use an sqlite database with your program!
Good luck with your database!