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John Audrey Benton, 70, of Marietta, Ohio, died Tuesday, March 12, 2019 at Marietta Memorial Hospital. He was born on December 29, 1948 in Marietta, to the late Norris and Jeanette Burke Benton.
John graduated from Marietta High School and went to barber school in Columbus. He retired from RJF after 38 years of employment. John was a member of Fresh Fire Ministries, loved cooking, was a huge Pittsburgh Steeler fan and was kind to everyone he knew. He loved to go shopping, but more for the opportunity to run into someone and talk with them.
He is survived by his wife, Kimberly Ann Douglas Benton, whom he married on January 27, 1990; three children, Uriah Hill, Nicole Benton (Ryan McCurdy) and Natalie Benton, all of Marietta; three granddaughters, Jaydon Benton, Aneesha McCurdy and Joselyn Castin; siblings, Nora Lewis, Brett Benton, Angela Stevens (Tim), Bruce Benton (Jackie) and Rob Benton; and many nieces and nephews.
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New York Times best-selling author Dr. Joseph Mercola teams up with cardiovascular expert Dr. James J. DiNicolantonio to cut through the confusion about how dietary fats affect our bodies--and set the record straight on how to eat for optimal health. New York Times best-selling author Dr. Joseph Mercola teams up with Dr. James J. DiNicolantonio, an internationally known and respected scientist who has spent nearly a decade researching the effects of different fats on the body. This book will set the record straight on which fats support health, which ones don't, and what foods they're found in. (It's the opposite of what most people think!) Topics include: * The optimal ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 * Foods that resolve inflammation and increase longevity * Supplemental fats such as fish oil, krill oil, and flax oil--what to take and how to choose * Which oils you should cook with, and why * Why the very foods and oils you've been told are healthy may be keeping you from losing weight Drawing on Dr. DiNicolantonio's research at Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute, as well as hundreds of groundbreaking studies, Good Fats, Bad Fats will give you the skinny on dietary fats such as coconut oil, butter, cream, olive oil, fish oil, and vegetable oils, to show you which fats are beneficial for weight loss and which ones actually cause you to gain weight. You'll also learn which foods you should eat for lifelong health and slimness, and how you should cook and consume these foods for optimal health and longevity.
In Ketone Power, Cristi Vlad, self-experimenter and avid researcher outlines a common denominator in terms of nutrition, health, and physical performance. After all, human DNA is 99% exactly the same. So, there should be a prescription (Rx) that should work for the majority of us. Cristi himself, fed up with not being able to lose the last few pounds of his belly fat, has started studying and experimenting with ketogenic nutrition and ketosis. Ketosis is the metabolic state where your body uses fat and ketone bodies (by-products of fat) as a main source of fuel and it is achieved by drastically eliminating sugar from the diet. Long-term constant ketosis leads to keto-adaptation. Keto-adaptation brought various improvements in Cristi Vlad's existence, such as: fat loss, elimination of hunger, elimination of cravings for high-carbohydrate food, improved mental performance, ultra-high energy levels, less sleep required per night, better sleep, enhanced aerobic performance and strength training performance, and probably the most important: ability to eat chocolate every day. In Ketone Power, Cristi Vlad, inspired by his mentors and armed with extensive research and personal experience talks about: 1. How he lost 10 pounds of fat in 2 months eating 70% of his calories from fat and consuming 2,000-3,000 kcals per day. His exercising routine was reduced from 5-6 times/week to 1-2 times/week. Before/after photos are included. 2. How the human body works differently when being on a fat metabolism compared to a carbohydrate metabolism (that which most of the people are in). 3. How his 2 month experiment became his new lifestyle due to the extensive benefits of keto-adaptation. 4. How ketogenic nutrition is a powerful therapeutic approach to diabetes, obesity, neurodegenerative diseases, cancer, and other health issues. 5. Protocols for strength training and endurance training. 6. His shopping list and the foods he consumes daily to support keto-adaptation. Fat-bombs included. 7. His virtual academy consisting of mentors, websites, courses, MOOC sites, and Youtube channels all of which helped him achieve knowledge with respect to ketogenic nutrition and human biochemistry. All of what Cristi Vlad did and keeps doing does not include fancy and expensive gadgets, neither pockets full of cash. It only requires willingness to improve one's existence and enjoy life every second that passes. You can do this for yourself as well. This book is the prescription.
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Q: How to encapsulate a property in a base class? My scenario is about developing Math Problems. As a IProblem interface, I thought that the two main properties that it should contain are QuestionText and Response. QuestionText always will be a string, but Response sometimes can be a complex object (a custom Fraction struc) or another datatype like string, decimal, int, etc.
    public interface IProblem
    {
        string QuestionText { get; set; }
        object Response { get; }

        bool IsComplete();
        bool IsCorrect();
    }

As you can see, Response is object. I guessed this datatype because all problems by nature have a response. And as it's an object, I define only get for future errors (casting problems).
My idea is later, in a concrete class to access to this property (Response), without the necessity to cast. Check it out?
    public abstract class Problem : IProblem
    {
        public string QuestionText { get; set;}
        public object Response { get; protected set; }
        public virtual bool IsComplete()
        {
            return true;
        }
        public abstract bool IsCorrect();
    }

    public class BinaryProblem : Problem
    {
        public decimal N1 { get; set; }
        public decimal N2 { get; set; }
        public decimal Response
        {
            get { return (decimal)base.Response; }
            set { base.Response = value; }
        }

        public override bool IsCorrect()
        {
            return N1 + N2 == Response;
        }
    }

And here I'm testing the value.
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        BinaryProblem p = new BinaryProblem();
        p.N1 = 2;
        p.N2 = 4;

        p.Response = 6;

        IProblem p2 = p;
        Console.WriteLine(p2.Response);
        Console.WriteLine(p2.IsComplete().ToString());
    }

Until now, it works, but I want to know if what I'm doing is correct or a good practice. I've seen another people use new operator to do this. Others don't use the word base.
Is this a good way? Can it be causing future errors? Please, give me a feedback about my design.
EDIT: It's really necessary to access to the Response in a non-generic interface.

A: Maybe you're looking for something like this? Note, I left some things out because they weren't important to the generic solution part of the problem (like QuestionText). I also left out the base class because it appeared to be nothing more than a pass-through, and an extra, unnecessary layer. This may not be exactly what you're looking for, but I hope it helps get you there.
First, this is how everything is used:
Edit: Notice how they can all be treated as the non-generic IProblem now.
private static void StackOverflowQuestion()
{
    IProblem<int> problem1 = new IntProblem(2, 4);
    problem1.Response = 6;

    IProblem<decimal> problem2 = new DecimalProblem(5, 10);
    problem2.Response = .5M;

    Console.WriteLine("Problem 1 is correct: {0}", problem1.IsCorrect());
    Console.WriteLine("Problem 2 is correct: {0}", problem2.IsCorrect());

    List<IProblem> problems = new List<IProblem>();
    problems.Add(problem1);
    problems.Add(problem2);
    problems.ForEach(problem => Debug.WriteLine(problem.GetResponse()));
}

Edit: Here's the non-generic interface so many problems can be used in a list and treated the same way:
public interface IProblem
{
    object GetResponse();
}

Here's the interface:
Edit: Notice that this now implements the non-generic interface.
public interface IProblem<T> : IProblem
{
    T Response { get; set; }
    bool IsCorrect();
}

And here are the classes:
Edit: Notice the new GetResponse() methods.
public class IntProblem : IProblem<int>
{
    private int _number1 { get; set; }
    private int _number2 { get; set; }

    public int Response { get; set; }

    public IntProblem(int number1, int number2)
    {
        this._number1 = number1;
        this._number2 = number2;
    }

    public bool IsCorrect()
    {
        return this._number1 + this._number2 == Response;
    }

    public object GetResponse()
    {
        return this.Response;
    }
}

public class DecimalProblem : IProblem<decimal>
{
    private decimal _number1 { get; set; }
    private decimal _number2 { get; set; }

    public decimal Response { get; set; }

    public DecimalProblem(decimal number1, decimal number2)
    {
        this._number1 = number1;
        this._number2 = number2;
    }

    public bool IsCorrect()
    {
        return this._number1 / this._number2 == Response;
    }

    public object GetResponse()
    {
        return this.Response;
    }
}

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Q: install the drivers for the built in blueray /dvd drive and other such hardware on my laptop? If I install ubuntu will I need to install the drivers for the built in blueray /dvd drive and other such hardware on my laptop?

A: Playback should be supported for most DVD types by enabling the ubuntu-restricted-extras package.
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras

You may also need to install libdvdcss.
sudo apt-get install libdvdread4
 sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh


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Q: How can I flush any cache of windows explorer? I want to make a change on windows explorer by modifying specific registry value directly. but, the explorer is changed since I restart it ONLY.
I guess that reloading the cache of the explorer's setting is a proper solution. But, I don't know how to reload the cache programmatically.
Is there anybody who know the solution?
UPDATE:
I think that my question do not give you enough information. When I changed any policy of internet settings on registry, I expect that the change would affect the windows explorer immediately. But it didn't do that. Thus, I tried to monitor the behavior of the explorer using ProcessMonitor made by sysinternals. By monitoring, I discovered the explorer didn't get the value from registry each time.
Therefore, I really wanted to know how to make the explorer get the value.

A: My Own Answer
I'm not sure the following solution is best.
I tried to use IInternetZoneManager and IInternetSecurityManager to modify the internet setting. It's a indirect way. This COM module helped me to affect the explorer immediately.

A: as far as I know, Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer), the embedded file browser of WIndows GUI, doesn't load registry value until a restart of the component.
One thing you could try to do is restarting explorer (not iexplore) by task manger. It should reload and read again registry settings.


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Haunted Castles, Ray Russell (1985)
Haunted Castles is a collection of short Gothic stories by little-known American author Ray Russell, published in 1985, the stories themselves dating from the 1960's. The volume contains seven stories, of varying length, as follows:
Sardonicus, Sagittarius, and Sanguinarious (the 'S' trilogy)
Comet Wine, The Runaway Lovers, Vendetta, The Cage
First, my overall impression. There's plenty of Gothic atmosphere to go around; remote locations, looming castles, sinister dungeons, and people behaving very badly. There are saints and sinners, possibly even the devil himself. There's black humor. There are grotesques of mind, soul, and visage. There are the impassioned mad and the coldly calculating. All these things combine to make for a great reading experience of mid-20th century American horror fiction. Some of the horror can be of the supernatural or fantastical variety, but more often than not, it's human born, which makes it all the more nightmarish. Two stories incorporate notorious historical figures to great effect.
Sardonicus is the story of Sir Robert Cargrave, physician, summoned to a remote village in Czechoslovakia to treat a bizarre and extreme case of rictus, the sufferer of which will stop at nothing to be cured. There's plenty of Gothic atmosphere, with a castle, dungeon, and damsel in distress. Russell also wrote the adaptation for the William Castle movie, Mr. Sardonicus. Some changes were made for the screen, but they work for the medium. Rather than being detrimental to each other, the novelette and movie compliment one other.
Sagittarius is the story of an old man telling a younger one stories of his decadent times in Paris during the fin de siècle. It raises interesting questions about duality of personality by incorporating discussions of Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; my only quibble was the assertion that Stevenson's two fictional characters were real people. Perhaps in Sagittarius' world, they are. More intriguing is the notion that an infamous historical figure somehow managed to live through the centuries. Duality is also explored through scenes of 'legitimate' theater and the Grand Guignol. A solid story.
Sanguinarius is the story of Elizabeth Báthory, told from her perspective and presented almost as a defense against spurious accusations. I think knowledge of her and the crimes ascribed to her will influence a reader's opinion on this one. At first, I saw it as far too apologetic, but Russell's stories often give food for thought, revealing unexpected layers, and I grew to like it more after a bit of pondering. Russell employs the literary device of using archaic words and phrases to create a sense of the period, but it's not necessarily bothersome. The story contains a scene or two of Gothic gruesomeness, at which Russell excels.
Comet Wine is a lighter tale, more fantasy than horror. Set in the sphere of Russian musicians of the late 19th century, it tells the story of two composers; one mediocre who suddenly becomes a genius talent, and the other whose remarkable creativity seems to have wasted away. I wouldn't classify this as a Gothic story, but it's still enjoyable.
The Runaway Lovers is a darkly humorous story set, appropriately, in a castle dungeon. There's plenty of taunting by the jailer and sniping between the lovers, and the resolution, distilled down into a couple of short sentences of dialog, had me laughing out loud. A wonderfully twisted entry of black humor and one of my favorites in the collection.
Vendetta is just that; a story of revenge. Set in Italy, it concerns a brother with the odd habit of talking in cryptic rhymes, and his beautiful sister, of whom he's incredibly protective, particularly of her virtue. Eventually, he allows a visiting painter from Spain to use her as a model. Model and artist become lovers and marry, expecting a child. Vengeance is a long time coming, but eventually arrives. This was my least favorite story in the collection, but that's not to say I disliked it. It's more medieval than Gothic.
The Cage is the shortest story, but makes up for it with its ending. It seems simple enough. An unfaithful noblewoman is cuckolding her husband with a young lover. She teasingly accuses her paramour of being the devil. He replies perhaps he is. This little scenario is repeated a few times, then the conclusion comes, chilling and horrific. Just how horrific, however, depends on whether or not you believe the lover really was the devil. Either way, the ending is grim, but one of the two possible scenarios presents a situation so ghastly it's almost unfathomable. It gets in your head and under your skin.
Ray Russell was an author who wrote with intelligence without being pedantic or pretentious, and created vivid imagery with a modicum of well chosen words. His work is smart, but accessible, and often makes you think. He had a knack for insidiously planting seeds of ideas that unexpectedly bloom, sometimes immediately after finishing a story, other times, an hour, or day, later. He immediately became one of my favorite authors because of this book. The excellent Haunted Castles is highly recommended. ****1/2 out of 5.
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'How to Get Away With Murder' Recap and Review: "He's a Bad Father"
Kira McCall February 2, 2018 'How to Get Away With Murder' Recap and Review: "He's a Bad Father"2018-02-02T13:37:27-04:00 Entertainment, Recent Posts, TV Shows No Comment
This week, Laurel and her father, face off in court to see who will get custody of her son. Last night's episode of How to Get Away With Murder started off with Annalise trying to balance the discovery that Nate's father is in jail and Laurel's mother, Sandrine, is coming to town to help her daughter. Annalise is not a fan of the idea.
While the others try to help Laurel pick out an outfit for court, Annalise promises Nate that she'll dedicate time to looking over his father's case. Outside of the courtroom, Jorge says he's willing to let the baby go home with Laurel if she gives him what he wants.
She lets him know that she doesn't have the drive. He responses by telling her that he's not responsible for Wes' death. Annalise has to pull Laurel away to get her to go inside.
On the stand, Laurel starts off with an emotional testimony when her father's lawyer, Mr. Dean (Jack Coleman), tries to discredit her previous drug tests. Dean brings up her drug use and eating disorder as a teenager, Wes' mental state and confession prior to his death, questions her about how many people she was sleeping with when she got pregnant and implies that she was considering getting an abortion because she didn't want the baby to end up like Wes. Neither the judge or Annalise like the line of questions and call him off more than once.
That night, Annalise and Nate go see his father who he hasn't seen since he was 15. Nate Sr. goes on a tirade about how Nate isn't his son because he's a pig and refuses to sign onto the lawsuit. The guards have to drag the yelling man out of the room. Elsewhere, Asher can't keep his mind off of everything when Michaela wants some sexy time and Connor advises Oliver to watch his steps with helping Simon.
On top of everything, everyone is nervous about Denver possibly spying on them after Bonnie reveals that someone is shadowing her computer at work. The next day, Annalise and Sandrine share sharp words outside of the courthouse while Michaela presses Frank about any new information he has from Bonnie. On the stand, Annalise questions Sandrine about her role in Laurel's life. The questions are harsh but it does get the woman to reveal that she knows her daughter will be a good mother because she cared for her with her mental health struggles even as a child.
While Nate wants to give up on his father, Annalise wants to make him her face case and pleads with Nate to get the man to sign onto the lawsuit. Jorge's lawyer has no questions for Sandrine, but drills Dr. Roa, announcing that the case of his daughter's suicide is being reopened and that he is under investigation. Having to strike Roa's evaluation, the judge grants Jorge extended custody of the baby.
Nate is able to get his father to sign on and he and Annalise share a kiss before she pulls away telling him that they shouldn't. He agrees and leaves. After he is gone, she goes to see Isaac who doesn't open the door.
Inside, he's slumped in a chair, possibly having relapsed. Elsewhere, Michaela arrives home and finds the guys dancing and drinking as they celebrate finding a face case. She kills the mood when she reveals that Laurel lost her hearing.
In the final moments of this week's How to Get Away With Murder, Frank and Bonnie meet up. She reveals that Wes only called Dominick once, but he did enter an address into this phone the night before his death. Using street cameras nearby, she produces a photo of Wes meeting with Sandrine.
Final thoughts on last night's How to Get Away With Murder
These last few episodes have been emotionally heavy and episode eleven didn't pull any punches. From the testimonies to the scene with Nate's father, Karla Souza, Lolita Davidovich, and Glynn Turman brought their A-game. As usual, I was on the edge of my seat at times as the web of lies and secrets continues to unfold with the addition of Laurel's mom to the story and her possible role in Wes' death. The discussion on mental health is very much needed, but I'm not 100% behind how Annalise questioned Sandrine or plans to use it for her class action case. The topic is important and needs to represented on TV and in the media, but it must be handled carefully.
I'm giving last night's episode 10/10.
How To Get Away With Murder airs on Thursdays at 10 PM EST on ABC.
Kira McCall covers entertainment for MFST. She's a freelance writer and alum of Towson University where she studied advertising, public relations, and creative writing. Follow her on Twitter at cocovanilla45 (GirlsofManyFandoms) and kiramira_.
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/* tslint:disable:no-magic-numbers max-line-length only-arrow-functions */
import 'mocha';
import * as chai from 'chai';
chai.should();
import { testConstructorParameters } from './utils/testConstructorParameters';

import { EventRaiser } from '../lib/subscriber/EventRaiser';
import { EventMessage } from '../lib/messages/EventMessage';
import { FakeServerProxy } from './test-doubles/FakeServerProxy';

describe('EventRaiser', () => {
  it('shoul not be possible to send null values in the constructor', (done) => {
    testConstructorParameters(
      EventRaiser,
      [new FakeServerProxy()]);
    done();
  });

  describe('raiseEvent', () => {
    it('sends the correct event to the serverProxy.publish method', (done) => {
      const serverProxy = new FakeServerProxy();
      const sut = new EventRaiser(serverProxy);
      const message = new EventMessage('test', 'data', 0, 0);

      sut.raiseEvent(message);

      chai.assert.equal(serverProxy.publishMessage, message);
      done();
    });
  });
});

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As of SquirrelMail version 1.4.1, no more need to patch any files - just install and activate.
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Rahman overloaded with honors, he's so tired
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AR Rahman Press Meet – Gallery
A.R. Rahman to be felicitated by Cine Musicians' Union
With accordance to A.R. Rahman's victory in Academy Awards, A.R. Rahman would be felicitated by the entire member of Tamil Cine Musicians' Union on March 1. The...
A.R. Rahman meets Media Channels
HTML clipboard Winning laurels across the World on various prestigious awards, A.R. Rahman returned Chennai day before yesterday where he met media channels. It was...
'Arjunan Kadhali' team celebrates Rahman's success
'Arjunan Kadhali' starring Jai and Poorna is produced by Siva Sakthi Pandian. Parthy Bhaskar who made his debut directorial with 'Bambara Kannale' starring...
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'Music can break the barriers and make wonders. Of course, Rahman has proved it. He has changed many things on now' – Trust our statements. The Music Director...
A.R. Rahman – Ever-cherishing History of Modern Day Mozart
'Well, if you ever heard Medias ennobling this man as 'From Rags to Riches', that isn't something to be considered splendiferous. He hasn't been a man who took...
A.R. Rahman – The History Maker of Indian Cinema
HTML clipboard A Night that everyone dreamt about. Indeed, A Night that would set a record breaking history for the Indian. Yup! The Modern Day Mozart would now be...
A R Rahman to perform live at the Oscars
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A.R. Rahman makes World History
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Taare Zammen Par selected as India's official entry for the Oscars
HTML clipboard Aamir Khan's directorial debut Taare Zammen Par has been selected as India's official entry for the Oscars. The movie will compete in the Best...
Why Indians can't win Oscars?
Over the generations, we have be yearning out to watch any of our versatile personalities bagging international awards. And again, it's precisely a disappointment...
Tamilians Pride in Oscars
Well, before couple of weeks, it was elated news for the entire Indians with Aamir Khan's Taare Zameen Par venturing into Oscars for the Category of Best Foreign...
Taare Zameen Par for Oscars
Over here in Kollywood, there are superstars and great directors who shell out lots of money and try making historical films with an idea that it would make its way into...


I couldn't find any Howtos on doing this dirty little heretic trick so i thought I'd share how I managed to do this in form of a howto in case someone else tries doing the same -- please don't flame me too much, this is probably my first "real" howto and I know it's pretty exotic a thing to do.
Every now and then you might come across a "bad" ISP. The one I have at home for example is dropping UDP packets ever so often when I try to play online games -- and it tends to drop random packets while I try to log onto a gameserver too which makes a certain game I like to play crash during the loading phase so it can't recover. I also heard of other ISPs blocking certain ports on external servers -- universities for example seem to like blocking p2p network ports and the school i was attending till last august blocked everything but port 80 for http -- including ftp which made even on-topic "research" a pita at times.
NOTE: another application of this method is -- of course -- "anonymising". If you use this to route through a different box then you can't be traced that easily since the external box you will use in this example is effectively NATing your connection.
Slirp is a SLIP/PPP emulator that was originaly intended to turn dial-in shell accounts into PPP-accounts. It's in portage and you can get it at http://slirp.sourceforge.net/. You will need this on the host box.
This is the PPP client we will be using. You will already have this if you use PPPoE or a Modem to connect to the internet on your client box. It's also in portage as "net-dialup/ppp" and it should be available for download at http://www.samba.org/ppp. You will need this on the client box.
According to it's website it's "netcat++", and I also read references to it of the form "socat is netcat on steroids" -- and that's completely true. It's the "enhanced swiss army knife" of a netadmin since you can do just about anything with it, including things like creating a wannabe-telnet server (example included in socats manpage). It's in portage and you can get it from http://www.dest-unreach.org/socat/. You will need this on both the client and the server and we will use it to establish bidirectional tcp/ip connection between the two instead of a modem.
to get the two apps.
You will need to set TUNNELHOST to the your external box's hostname, TUNNELPORT to whatever you choose, TUNNELIF is the interface that will go up after you connect with ppp. It's probably ppp0 if you have an ethernet connection to your router to connect to the internet. ENCAPIF is the interface you use to connect to the internet. SLIRP and PPPD point to the application paths (I put both in this file so you can use the same configuration file on both the external host and the client. you don't need slirp on the client and you don't need pppd on the server.) ENCAPGW must point to your real gateway to the internet (your default route -- you need to set this correctly, melchior is how i called my gateway).
Aight, this should do for the client part, on to the server part.
If you want everyone in your LAN to connect through the tunnel to certain sites, and they all use a gateway and that gateway is not your client and your client has routing enabled (echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward), you can add static routes from your router to your client. But only use static routes for everything you set up to be rerouted through the tunnel on your client in /etc/ppp/ip-up! do not make that client the default route! that's a big fat nono!
I can't exactly tell you how to do that on your router because that varies from router to router, I'm using a m0n0wall for example, and there's an option in the control menu called "static routes" that's rather self-explanatory.
Now the fun part: putting it all together.
Slirp command-line ready (type "help" for help).
NOTE that you can't traceroute and ping through the tunnel, I think it's because of slirp. IP and UDP worked for me though.
You can use tunnel-down to get the link down again (you will need to restart tunnel-listen on the server though to get it back up).
Please, tell me more.... What did you do to get it going? Can a dummy like me play ryzom on my Gentoo box?
Oh. That's my mistake. I thought that there was a Linux version (now I cannot remember why I thought that).
Well, to heck with them then.
My need to play is not so great as my need to avoid rewarding companies who shun Linux.
well, they originally wanted to make a Linux version, which is why they GPL'd the engine and it also compiles on Linux. They also use Debian-servers, however they didn't get around to port the actual game to Linux, because the devs were busy with the game for windows due to marketing problems (You will notice that Ryzom has a very small user-base). I'm only playing every once in a while, but I felt like supporting specifically them because they're the closest you can get to see a commercial MMORPG on anything but windows (except for WoW on OSX that is) and I found it quite nice that they GPL'd the engine.
Ah. Well then, I take back my ingracious comments.
So now it's just a matter of someone actually writing a game that utilizes the engine. The ball is in our court.
You would think though, that they would benefit from having the Linux crowd joining up on their servers. With the engine already written, wouldn't you think that it would be pretty straightforward for the authors to create a Linux port and then cash in on all of us starving Linux gamers?
Better for all if both Linux and Micro$oft gamers could play together on the same server.
Maybe what we need is some kind of "Linux Gaming Foundation" that is devoted to generating the money that is required for these technically challenging apps on a game-by-game basis.
Games are not like a spreadsheet or a wordprocessor, they cannot be put out a piece at a time and they have to be written FAST by a group dedicated to just one game. 3D immersive games require a huge pool of expertise in the API of that particular game and so it has to be a full-time job if you are to be effective. Look at FreeCiv and you will see how a game fares under the current model (I LIKE freeciv - but it has no polish and will never be popular enough to challenge Sid Meier's work).
I don't see the game vendors helping out much because they have nothing to gain. But the MMORPG world has a lot to gain. Linux folk are the group best suited to taking an online game and improving the living CRAP out of it. I have long suspected that those types who are attracted to Linux may be the ones who prefer the virtual worlds of MMORPG.
Perhaps EverQuest could benefit from opensourcing AND providing some monetary incentives to developers of an Everquest version on Linux. We would still be paying monthly for the service, but breaking no rules of the GPL.
in the /etc/ppp/peers/slirp file. I took the addresses from the log files where they were claimed to be automatically chosen when the explicit setting was absent. This makes it a mystery to me why I have to specify them, of course, but the connection immediately brakes off after slirps start otherwise. Both peers claim that the other side broke the connection in their logs.
in /sbin/tunnel-up seems redundant to me. $TUNNELHOST will be routed through $ENCAPGW anyway, as that is the default gateway and the new interface won't change that. The remote hosts IP address within the tunnel isn't $TUNNELHOST.
in .slirprc or as command line options to slirp. This does't appear to be document properly (how to get a list of all options?). And one can put "debug" into /etc/ppp/peers/slirp in order to make the ppp side log.
Excellent howto, thank you very much! My first try with this was in order to trick a certain internet broadcaster to stream a football game my girlfriend wanted to see from Germany to the UK though it was restricted to German internet addresses. I have a vserver in Germany I can route through, so I used that.
For some reason, it wasn't feasible: it's horribly slow. Where I can download from the ubuntu mirrors with over 400K/s, through the tunnel it's down to 10K/s. It can't be the vserver connection or performance, as I then had the idea to use vlc as a video proxy, which worked nicely.
This leaves the question why the tunnel is so slow in my case. Has anyone got a fast tunnel? Any ideas?


A total of 296 Turkish diplomats and 881 service passport holders have claimed asylum in Germany since a controversial military coup attempt in Turkey on July 15, 2016, according to a report by the Die Welt newspaper on Saturday.
The number of asylum-seeking Turkish diplomats and holders of service passports, which are only issued to senior public officials and their family members, who have sought protection in Germany has increased to 1,177 in June 2018, Die Welt said.
The report also stated that the total number of Turkish asylum seekers from all backgrounds has hit 3,382 in the first half of 2018. The reason for the mass exodus from Turkey is Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's post-coup crackdown on his critics: Gülen movement supporters, the Kurdish minority, journalists, academics and dissidents from many walks of life.
Germany's mainstream parties have been outspoken critics of Turkey's crackdown. Turkey in turn has pressed Germany repeatedly to hand over people it claims were involved in the coup.


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Kasi Bennett
by Joel S. Elkins updated September 21, 2022, 9:21 am 2.1k Views
I think almost all of you would be knowing the legendary athlete Usain Bolt. No, not him, but today we are going to talk about his girlfriend, Kasi Bennett. She is a philanthropist and an entrepreneur. She is the founder and runs the organization 'Project Kase', which works for the welfare of poor children in Jamaica. She is the managing director of the company 'Elevate Marketing House' and a social media influencer. She is mainly known for her relationship with the famous athlete Usain Bolt. Today, we would like to delve deeper into her life.
Well, how well do you know about Kasi Bennett? If not much, we have compiled all you need to know about Kasi Bennett's net worth in 2021, her age, height, weight, boyfriend, husband, kids, biography and complete details about her life. Well, if you're all set, here is what we know about Kasi Bennett to date.
1 Biography and Early Life
2 Age, Height, Weight & Body Measurement
4 Personal Life: Dating, Boyfriends, Husband, Kids
5 Is Kasi Bennett Lesbian?
6 Professional Career
8 Net Worth, Salary & Earnings of Kasi Bennett in 2021
Biography and Early Life
On 7th July 1990, in the city of Old Harbour in Jamaica, Kasi was born. From a very young age, she was highly conscious about her fitness and body shape and worked hard for it. She was also very interested in fashion and related stuff. Unfortunately, there is no information available about her parents and siblings. But as soon as we get any leads in this regard, we would surely update that on the website.
Age, Height, Weight & Body Measurement
So, how old is Kasi Bennett in 2021 and what is her height and weight? Well, Kasi Bennett's age is 31 years old as of today's date 2nd August 2021 having been born on 7 July 1990. Though, she is 5′ 7″ in feet and inches and 170 cm in Centimetres tall, she weighs about 121 lbs in Pound and 55 kg in Kilograms. Her eye color is Black and hair color is Black.
Kasi is highly educated and qualified, but unfortunately, the name of the institutions she studied in is unknown. After completing her schooling, she graduated in Law from a college. Afterwards, she also did a Masters in Business and Management (MBA).
Personal Life: Dating, Boyfriends, Husband, Kids
Kasi is in a close and deep relationship with legendary athlete Usain Bolt. Usain was the one who made their relationship in 2016. After that, Kasi's popularity and fan following rose drastically. Suddenly she had a large number of followers on social media. Kasi's enigmatic personality helped the case further. She also started serving as a social media influencer from thereon. Aksi and Usain also have three children together; a daughter named Olympia Lightning Bolt and two sons ThunderBolt and Saint Leo Bolt.
Once Usain's photo with a Brazilian woman named Judy Duarte went online. Though it was only a casual photo, people tried giving it controversial flavours. But Kasi went against all odds and stood by her man. This eventually made their bond even stronger. Kasi is a big fashionista and often posts her photos and videos with various forms of clothing and accessories. She spends much of her time in the gym to maintain the body that she has made over the years. Due to all this, she also enjoys a fan base of her own.
Is Kasi Bennett Lesbian?
No, that is not at all the case as we didn't get much information from any of the sources searched for this website. Also, she is married to Usain Bolt and also has three children with him. So, her sexual orientation is Straight only.
Kasi is mainly a philanthropist and entrepreneur by profession. She co-founded 'Project Kase', a non-profit organization for the welfare and development of Jamaican children, along with Usain Bolt. Other than this, she is also the managing director of the company 'Elevate Marketing House', which is a marketing and business development agency in Kingston, Jamaica. After she gained much popularity and following on social media, she is also working as a social media influencer.
Unfortunately, Kasi has not won any awards in her career so far. But she is doing a great job with her non-profit organization. Also, she enjoys a great fan following and popularity on her social media. We do hope that wins some awards in the coming future.
Net Worth, Salary & Earnings of Kasi Bennett in 2021
Kasi is a philanthropist, entrepreneur as well as a managing director. So, it's no surprise that she has also earned decent money over her career. Her net worth is something around $8 million as of 2021.
Kasi Bennett is a philanthropist, entrepreneur as well as a managing director. She is mainly known for her relationship with the famous athlete Usain Bolt. She was a fitness freak right from her childhood and worked very hard for it. She is also highly qualified with degrees in Law and Management. She currently runs a non-profit organization, 'Project Kase', co-founded by her. She is also the managing director of the marketing and business development company 'Elevate Marketing House'.
She is also very popular on social media and serves as a social media influencer. Though it is said that she owes her popularity to Usain Bolt, but we have seen that we have sufficient reason to believe that she has also got a distinct personality and following of hers. At last, we would like to congratulate her on her successful career so far and would also like to wish her all the best in her future endeavours.
Facts of Kasi Bennett
full nameKasi Bennett
birthplaceOld Harbour, Jamaica
Date of Birth July 07, 1990
Age 32 years 6 months
Horoscope Cancer
Lucky Number 6
Lucky Stone Moonstone
Lucky Color Silver
Best Match for Marriage Taurus, Pisces, Scorpio
nationalityJamaican
religionChristianity
professionPhilanthropist, Entrepreneur
weightIn Kilograms – 55 Kg, In Pounds – 121 lbs
heightIn Centimetres – 170 cm, In Feet and Inches – 5′7″
eye colorBlack
high schoolNot known
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Me & Ben's takeout serves up ice cream, 'snappers' and hospitality
Food & Drink, Things to Do / Gouldsboro, ice cream, restaurant
By: Jessica Piper
The Thomases make their own blueberry soft serve with fresh fruit. PHOTO BY JESSICA PIPER
If you're a regular at Me & Ben's Dairy Crème, the Thomases probably know your order before you step up to the counter. Hospitality runs deep in the Downeast family whose seasonal stand is nestled in the fishing village of Birch Harbor.
Nicole Thomas, who grew up in this neighborhood of Gouldsboro about 22 miles east of Ellsworth, began serving ice cream to go when she was 12. Her childhood venture since has been turned over to her 16-year-old son and daughter Ben and Elizabeth. Other family members occasionally help out too.
Nicole's father, Albert Chipman, a retired lobster fisherman, attended the former one-room schoolhouse next door. He and his wife later purchased the red clapboard building and converted it into a gift shop, selling souvenirs and lobster to tourists. They set Nicole up with her own stand, too. At the time, she called it Nicole's Dairy Crème.
In 2002, Nicole gave birth to triplets — Elizabeth, Ben and their brother Elijah, who has medical difficulties. The old schoolhouse became their home. Her hands full, Nicole had to step away from running the takeout. But the family didn't stay away for too long. At age 9, Elizabeth and Ben began selling lemonade and brownies by the roadside. The enterprise evolved into a hot dog cart, and the pair eventually reopened their mother's ice cream shop.
Nicole Thomas (center) shown with her triplets (from left) Elijah, Elizabeth, Ben and Elizabeth. Husband and father Bill Thomas is missing from the picture.
PHOTO BY JESSICA PIPER
For Ben and Elizabeth, their shared enterprise is a nice way to meet both tourists and locals.
"We're home-schooled, so for us we can meet other people and get to know them," Elizabeth said.
While the triplets receive a more typical education the rest of the year — the ice cream stand is only open from May to September — running a business is a lesson of its own.
"You can't learn all this in a book," Nicole said. "It was the best schooling I could have ever had."
Elizabeth typically fills the ice cream orders, while Ben handles the front window and the money. The trio concoct their own flavors of soft serve — such as espresso and blueberry — with Nicole juicing the fruit herself. Their hard ice cream is Gifford's, a Maine classic.
"We've got to have that, the tourists love Gifford's," Ben said.
While the Thomases have lived in Birch Harbor for generations, their customers are largely tourists.
Over the last few decades, Nicole has seen tourism grow in the Downeast region. When she opened the ice cream stand in the 1980s, she and her father could manage the demand by themselves. These days, she summons her husband, Bill, who works from home, when orders pile up and three people aren't enough.
"It takes all four of us," Nicole said. "And I've done this my whole life, so to need that much help — it's a lot busier than it used to be."
The Thomas family lives in Birch Harbor village's former one-room schoolhouse. The red historic building is next door to the family's takeout Me & Ben's Dairy Crème. Besides ice cream, the Thomases also serve a variety of hot dogs.
The Thomases also have introduced new menu items to suit a changing clientele. Veggie dogs are a recent addition, and plans are afoot to roll out a line of fresh fruit smoothies. At the same time, they hold on to some parts of the past, still serving up chili dogs made with Albert's original recipe.
In case any tourists lose track of which state they are in, red snappers — a red hot dog named for the quintessential snapping sound it makes when you bite into it — also are on the menu. They're a Maine tradition served with baked beans and at basketball tournaments and other community events.
"This is the thing, all through the years I've never sold the brown ones, I've only sold the red ones," Nicole said. "And people get a little frustrated and angry sometimes, but I'm like, 'Just give it a try. Give it a try.' And they do, and then they don't want any brown ones, they want the red ones. I'm a stubborn Mainer. I keep the red ones."
The stand's unique name references a phrase that Nicole has heard often from two of her children.
"Out of the triplets, Elijah is always the sick one, Elizabeth is the girl, so Ben kind of took the older child role so it's always 'Me and Ben,'" she said.
When it comes to future plans, Ben hopes to expand the business, perhaps into a restaurant, although his mother is less sure. Either way, one thing can be counted on: the Thomases will keep scooping up ice cream with a smile.
Me & Ben's Dairy Crème is located at 462 Main St. in Birch Harbor. Tel: 963-7752.
Jessica Piper


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Gina Black
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My Shakespearean Weekend
October 15, 2012 Gina Black
This past weekend I immersed myself in Shakespeare's world. Saturday I was at Shakespeare's Globe for the final performance of Richard III for this season. Starring Mark Rylance as Richard, and supported by an all-male cast, it was also presented in the original pronunciation.
I went by myself, my in-laws apparently not being fans of Richard, and I will proudly state here for the record that I did not get lost either too-ing or fro-ing (in fact I even made it to a yarn shop near Waterloo Station without incident). I grabbed a quick lunch–a quinoa salad that was surprisingly palatable–and got into line with all the other groundlings. When they let us in I headed for the back wall so I could lean on it if I got tired during the performance. That turned out to be a good decision because even before the play started it rained. I only got a little wet because I was somewhat protected by the roof. Since weather was one of the things the groundlings had to contend with during Shakespeare's time the rain could not have been more perfect for someone who wanted to steep themselves in the world of Shakespeare.
Now is the winter of our discontent
Made glorious summer by this sun of York
From the very first lines I was captivated. Mark Rylance played Richard as a villain but with humor. He had the audience on his side by his asides. (There is a marvelous review here.) Having never seen the play except on film, the interactiveness was a revelation to me. Richard was not the only character to appeal to the audience. At different times we were encouraged to cheer and boo by different players.
I had thought that men playing the women's roles might be bothersome, but it wasn't. They were fabulous. It took me most of the play to realize that they also doubled as men (the Duchess of York was also Richmond). In fact, many of the players had multiple parts, which explained why I had a hard time figuring out who everyone was. I go by faces and apparently you have to go by costumes to keep track of who is who.
As was the custom in Elizabethan times, the play ended with a dance. I suppose that allows even a grim tragedy such as Richard III to end on an up note.
The experience of seeing one of Shakespeare's plays at the Globe was incredible. The rain, the birds flying through, the music (there was a small "band" above the stage), the costumes–which were Elizabethan even though Richard III was not–all combined to make me feel that I had entered Shakespeare's world. Except for the occasional helicopter and the plastic rain ponchos, I could have been in 16c London.
My Shakespearean weekend continued on Sunday when I went to the British Museum to see the Shakespeare: Staging the World exhibit. My sister-in-law bought the tickets several months ago and we had prepared for this by listening to a series of podcasts called Shakespeare's Restless World available on iTunes. Each episode runs just under fourteen minutes and I recommend them highly even if you can't get to the exhibit. We spent over two hours viewing artifacts from the Elizabethan world that gave context for Shakespeare's plays. Items were as diverse as a knitted cap, John Dee's black obsidian mirror, and a reliquary that contained an eyeball. (All together now: ewwwwww.)
What better to top this up with than a Shakespearean lunch? This was available at the museum restaurant. I had spinach and egg pie and also lamb faggots (pictured). They were delicious. And no, the beer in the picture was NOT Shakespearean. Oh well. I drank it anyway.
Next we joined a group of about twenty people on aLondon's Walk that was about Shakespeare's and Dickens' London. It was rambling and disconnected, more anecdotal than informative–and not really enough about Shakespeare and Dickens.
We walked past a place where Shakespeare lived on Silver Street (now renamed but I don't remember what) and the churchyard where the two gentlemen who put together the first folio were buried and where this commemorative statue resides.
I did learn an awful lot about how London grew and for a while I was able to see ghosts of Tudor buildings superimposed on the glass and concrete that now stand in their place. Fire, blitz, and time have changed London but the bones of the old city are there if you know where to look.
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Nisha Susan
Can you really get a coronary bypass surgery for less than Rs 1 lakh? What does Dr P Venugopal mean by making such wild promises? Nisha Susan finds out
Photos: Shailendra Pandey
LET'S LAY a bet. In the last month you've done all of the following: cursed hospitals, announced your distrust of doctors and thought wistfully of that old doctor you'd visit as a child – who accused you of not eating right. You mumbled your symptoms, sure of a scold, but came away assured he knew what he was doing. Lately you've thought of him because someone you know has been to a large hospital and met a series of faceless doctors. You're considerably poorer and still don't feel too well.
Dr P Venugopal, 68, is the concentrated version of your irascible family doctor. Certainly he has the same forbidding, faintly eccentric exterior. But with 50,000 cardiac surgeries behind him, he's no rasam-recommending family doc. A pioneering surgeon, he performed India's first heart transplant. During his tenure as director, Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) leaped into stem-cell research and robotic surgeries, and had the astonishing ability to serve 30 lakh patients and perform 1 lakh critical surgeries per year. Today, after it took an act of Parliament to dislodge him, even temporarily, from AIIMS, Venugopal is about to wage guerrilla war in the badlands of corporate medicine.
His first sortie is a promise of cardiac surgery at half the current costs – without cutting back on care. At the Alchemist Institute of Medical Sciences, the hospital he now heads in Gurgaon, Haryana, you can have a coronary artery bypass surgery for Rs 85,000 (it normally costs upward of Rs 1.6 lakh in Delhi). At Alchemist, a single valve replacement costs Rs 1 lakh – elsewhere it ranges from Rs 1.5 lakh to 2.9 lakh. And no, he says, while being discharged you won't find hidden costs nor will a charity underwrite the surgery. He argues that patients don't have to haemorrhage money for a hospital to make profits.
Once explained, the plan has the simplicity of genius (Alchemist launches it in late March). Strategy one: where corporate hospitals' outlay on land and plush buildings can compute to Rs 1 crore per bed. Alchemist has instead leased comfortable but nonflashy buildings. Two, it won't mark up the costs of supplies (Hospitals can charge as much Rs 18 for a disposable glove that costs Rs 4, Rs 1 lakh for a Rs 50,000 valve). Three, instead of paying surgeons per surgery, encouraging them to be ambulancechasers, Alchemist will keep surgeons on salaries. What all this means is that you can get 'private' treatment for a little over government hospital rates.
Why has no one tried this before? A few small opthalmology hospitals actually have already successfully done so. It takes determination like Dr Venugopal's to plan this in areas such as neonatal cardiac surgery. When his initiative takes off, it is bound to be embarrassing for the medical fraternity who have not made this leap of imagination, in hospital management and ethics. It is, in one sense, his happy hangover from AIIMS.
While enmeshed in queues and forms like any government hospital, AIIMS, remains one of the few places where cardiac surgery is affordable. It's also a magnet for enormous power struggles, causing former Health Minister Anbumani Ramadoss to call it the 'All India Institute of Political Sciences'. Once director, Venugopal was no longer just delivering succour to the frail-hearted. "I understood that if I wanted anything, any new equipment, get anything done, I had to exert power. I learnt to pull strings." AIIMS was and is beset with accusations of caste discrimination as well as the simmering reservations debate. "It is all man-made," dismisses Venugopal, preferring the see-no-evil view, only conceding that reservation laws must be followed. "I have met brilliant surgeons who came on quota." In 2007, no string-pulling saved him when Ramadoss and he had bitter disagreements, resulting in his removal by an AIIMS Act amendment. The amendment lowered the director's retirement age to 65 years, forcing Venugopal, then 66, to quit. He fought back and in 2008, the Supreme Court reinstated him.
'Corporate hospitals do give doctors monthly targets for the number of stents and scans,' confirms Dr Venugopal
This legacy is reflected even today in his posture. He might be Alchemist's brand ambassador, smiling out of their advertisements. Nevertheless the good doctor meets the world with the grim defences of his arms folded at his chest and the terse, safe answer. Only at the mention of his wife — he married in his 50s — does a large, silly grin come over his small face. She is not from Andhra, she is not a doctor, he agrees happily. More grins escape as he describes his 13-year-old daughter who has already rejected medicine as a lifestyle. "She hates it. She wants to become a writer."
EVER SINCE he left Rajahmundry — a big, influential Andhra Pradesh town — as a teenager, Panangipalli Venugopal's home has been largely at AIIMS, (making his brief ouster particularly painful). At AIIMS his teachers were macheteing through the darkness around the heart. The impulse to serve the public had not yet become the mouthing of hokey nothings. As one of two sons from an affluent household with a freedom-fighter father, he could choose difficult work for pleasure and altruism.
During Venugopal's career, the culture of medicine was to change enormously. The technology of cardiac surgery, developed in AIIMS to serve the poor man's heart made its escape. Outside in a brave new world, it was not easily caged, not so easily bought. Those who once invested in gutka and ball-bearings now opened hospitals. Medical thrillers' wildest plots of ruthless profiteering are now common practice. Venugopal confirms one terrifying rumour. "Corporate hospitals do give doctors monthly targets for the number of stent procedures and scans.
The other option is to go to charities such as the Sathya Sai Baba hospitals in Puttaparthi or Bengaluru (Venugopal helped set up both). Their records of giving free and excellent care is astonishing but for those in need of urgent care, the queues are a way of dying. It is in such a desperate context that Venugopal is making his promise.
Cardiac surgeons everywhere are accused of a god complex. And why not? After all, they do crack your ribs open and plunge about your heart. (They train like athletes because it is not enough to have clever fingers. Surgery means standing in one position for as long as four hours without a break.) It is difficult to prise out of Venugopal any of the tight-rope excitement except an acknowledgement that cardiac surgery is 'charismatic'. Only once, when complaining bitterly about bureaucracy does he say, "They think all doctors are the same. They don't understand cardiac surgeons are special." Perhaps he has learnt to not share his obsession. Soon enough, he flees this inquisition and speeds down in his green scrubs to examine his new operation theatre.
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Hardcore Country, Folk, Bluegrass, Roots & Americana
Bat Kinane & The Whole Hog Band 'Ordinary Days' - Voodoo Bones
March 17, 2014 LonesomeHighway.com
This Irish band play roots and country songs that have been mainly written by guitarist and vocalist Bat Kinane who also produced the album. Lead vocals are delivered by Kinane and, on the songs he wrote, by bassist John Treacy. Both have an warm, easy vocal style. The trio are completed by Gavin Murray on drums. They are joined by guest players Paul Kelly on fiddle and mandolin, banjo player Martin Cooney, backing vocalist Lorraine Willoughby and Percy Robinson on pedal steel. It was a good move by Kinane to bring in these skilled additional musicians as they add a texture and depth that otherwise would not give the album such a well rounded sound.
The songs are all memorable enough to allow repeated play. Kathmandu is about considering following an errant partner to that fabled location if they felt they could win the person back. Given that the partner took his money to get there in the first place is fairly generous an attitude. Never Trouble Trouble Till Trouble Troubles You takes a logical expression into the centre of the song's chorus. Summer Song has a some nice evocative steel from Robinson. Are You A Beatle Or A Rolling Stone? notes that "sure enough I'm getting old but I'm not to old to rock and roll and I'm not as old as a the Rolling Stones" Well there still rockin' so why not you. An observation that will ring true for many. Let's Go Dancin' written by bassist Treacy is a request for his love interest to get out on the dance floor and cut a rug, as they say.
There are times when you might wish for a little more grit in the delivery but overall this is an easy album to like and show the trio are capable of developing their sound and songs. The album ends however with something of a explanation of the genesis of this music on Honky Tonk Man, not the much covered Johnny Horton classic, but a song that tells how Kinane saw his future on the stage in such a place after stepping into a similar location himself some time back and realising this is where he wanted to be no matter how hard it may be to do so. It might seem somewhat lacking in ambition, but not everyone is going to be Garth Brooks, and what he and his fellow band members have set out to do is what they have achieved here. Kinane formally played and toured with rock band Glyder and had doubtless, in that guise, seen music from another viewpoint. This is a different kettle of fish (or whole hog perhaps) and is deserving of encouragement. Ordinary Days will help you get through them with a smile on your face.
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Educational programs and workshops led by local and national bonsai artists as well as regular working sessions where members help each other with all aspects of bonsai development, which is one of the best ways to learn.
Participation in special events such as collecting trips, bonsai displays and community programs.
Club dues are $20 per year, payable on or before the January meeting or by the following meeting after you join if you are a new member. We also offer family memberships at a discounted rate of $25 and if you are under 16 years old and would like to join, membership is just $10.


Discussion in 'Basses [BG]' started by bikeplate, Sep 24, 2002.
Who knows about these basses? Any recommended types or models? New or preowned? Are certain years better than others? Any feedback would be appreciated.
Nothing wrong with sadowsky or any of the other jazz bass clones, but the Pensa and original Pensa-Suhr basses are wonderfull!!!!!! And my first choice when it comes to a Jazz clone. All I have to say is Victor B. use to play all the time!
Cool, if your at NAMM in Jan. look for me. I'll be around the Benavente Booth some of the time. Bring the pensa!!!!
are you looking at a pensa or a pensa suhr? i dont really know much about either other than victor baileys pensa suhr was assembled from tom anderson parts.
pensa-suhr was the oiginall, then John Suhr split and now builds guitars. Suhr hasn't come out with any basses yet. Although he still builds all the pickups and preamps for the pensa's. Yes, VB's has an original Pensa-Suhr. I've owned both and they are both VERY nice basses and not really any different.
i know all that, but i was wondering which one rob was looking at.
i think the ones put together by mas hino are all the newer pensa's sans john suhr.


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Ferris State University is committed to preparing students for successful careers, responsible citizenship and lifelong learning. Founded in 1884 with the purpose of providing students with marketable skills, Ferris continues to be recognized for its career-focused majors that give students the education they need to meet the needs of a changing economy. Ferris strives to align its practices and resources in support of its core values of collaboration, diversity, ethical community, excellence, learning and opportunity. The Ferris State University main campus is located in Big Rapids, a west central Michigan city of approximately 10,600. Ferris offers more than 180 educational programs at the Undergraduate, Graduate and Doctoral level.
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The SAM Full-time Bachelor's Degree model tracks a group of students who started a bachelor's degree program at Ferris State University in the Fall of 2012. The students' progress toward a degree is reported within 4, 5, and 6 years. The same group of students is included in the results for every year.
Students who started at and graduated from Ferris State University are represented by the darker purple bar with the solid black bar underneath (). (This section of the chart Within 6 Years is approximately the same as the federal graduation rate, but it may differ slightly for each institution.)
Students who started at Ferris State University and then transferred to and graduated from another institution are represented by the lighter purple bar with the white stripe underneath ()
Students who started at and are still enrolled at Ferris State University are represented by the darker aqua bar with two white stripes underneath ().
Students who started at Ferris State University and then transferred to and are still enrolled at another institution are represented by the lighter aqua bar with the bottom white stripe ().
Ferris State University | Bachelor's Seeking Model - First-Time Full-Time
FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY IN FALL 2012 BY SUMMER 2018
Bachelor's degree from Ferris State University 0% 0% 3% 31% 52% 59%
+ Associate and/or Certificate degree from Ferris State University 0% 1% 2% 2% 2% 2%
= Total Graduated from Ferris State University 0% 1% 5% 33% 54% 61%
Enrolled at Ferris State University 96% 75% 65% 35% 12% 3%
Ferris State University | Bachelor's Seeking Model - Full-Time Transfer
Bachelor's degree from Ferris State University 3% 19% 40% 58% 62% 65%
= Total Graduated from Ferris State University 3% 20% 41% 60% 65% 68%
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Ferris State University | Bachelor's Seeking Model - Part-Time Transfer
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= Total Graduated from Ferris State University 0% 14% 33% 45% 49% 52% 54% 57% 58% 58%
Bachelor's degree from another institution 0% 1% 3% 5% 6% 7% 8% 8% 8% 9%
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Students who started at and graduated from Ferris State University are represented by the purple bar with the solid black bar underneath ().
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Associate degree from Ferris State University 48%
+ Associate degree from Ferris State University - with later transfer to another institution 10%
+ Certificate award from Ferris State University 0%
+ Certificate award from Ferris State University - with later transfer to another institution 0%
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Enrolled at Ferris State University 2%
Transferred with no degree or certificate from Ferris State University* 30%
Current Status Unknown 10%
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Ferris State University | Associate / Certificate Seeking Model - Part-Time
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Bachelor's or 4-year Degree from Ferris State University
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Students who graduated with an associate or 2-year degree are represented by the red bar ().
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+ Transfer & subsequent associate or 2-year degree 0% 0% 2% 3% 4% 6%
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Bachelor's or 4-year degree from Ferris State University 0% 0% 2% 17% 32% 36%
+ Transfer & subsequent bachelor's or 4-year degree 0% 0% 0% 1% 3% 1%
= Total Graduated: Bachelor's or 4-year degree 0% 0% 2% 18% 35% 37%
+ Enrolled at another 2-year institution 1% 11% 9% 6% 5% 4%
+ Enrolled at another 4-year institution 0% 7% 10% 9% 6% 4%
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Current Status Unknown 3% 12% 8% 16% 20% 26%
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= Total Graduated: Bachelor's or 4-year degree 2% 15% 34% 48% 53% 55%
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