Consolidation Period: From December 31, 2018 to the e-Laws currency date.
Last amendment: see Table of Public Statute Provisions Repealed Under Section 10.1 of the Legislation Act, 2006.
Legislative History: 2008, c. 13, s. 38, 39 (see Table of Public Statute Provisions Repealed Under Section 10.1 of the Legislation Act, 2006); 2009, c. 33, Sched. 2, s. 4; 2017, c. 20, Sched. 8, s. 64; Table of Public Statute Provisions Repealed Under Section 10.1 of the Legislation Act, 2006.
Transfer of property, obligations, contracts, etc.
"University" means Algoma University established under section 2. ("Université") 2008, c. 13, s. 1.
2 (1) A university to be known as Algoma University in English and Université Algoma in French is hereby established. 2008, c. 13, s. 2 (1).
(2) The University is a corporation without share capital and shall consist of the members of its board. 2008, c. 13, s. 2 (2).
(3) In the event of a conflict between a provision of this Act and a provision of the Corporations Act, the provision of this Act prevails. 2008, c. 13, s. 2 (3).
3 The objects of the University are the pursuit of learning through scholarship, teaching and research within a spirit of free enquiry and expression. 2008, c. 13, s. 3.
(b) cultivate cross-cultural learning between aboriginal communities and other communities, in keeping with the history of Algoma University College and its geographic site. 2008, c. 13, s. 4.
5 The University has all the powers necessary and incidental to its objects. 2008, c. 13, s. 5.
(b) award certificates and diplomas, except post-graduate certificates and diplomas, in any and all branches of learning. 2008, c. 13, s. 6.
7 The University may affiliate or federate with other universities, colleges, research institutions and institutions of learning on such terms and for such periods of time as the board may determine. 2008, c. 13, s. 7.
1. The president of the University, who shall be a member by virtue of office.
2. The chancellor of the University, if one is appointed, who shall be a member by virtue of office.
3. Three members appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council who shall not be a student, a member of the teaching staff nor a non-teaching employee of the University.
4. One person elected by the teaching staff from among themselves.
5. One student elected by the students of the University from among themselves.
6. One person elected by the non-teaching employees of the University from among themselves.
7. Such other persons as may be set out in the by-laws of the board who shall be appointed by the board, subject to subsection (3). 2008, c. 13, s. 8 (1).
(c) the number of persons to be appointed under paragraph 7 of subsection (1). 2008, c. 13, s. 8 (2).
(3) At least 60 per cent of the members of the board shall be persons other than members of the teaching staff, non-teaching employees or students of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 8 (3).
9 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the term of office for an elected or appointed member of the board shall be not more than three years, as determined by the by-laws of the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 9 (1).
(2) The term of office for a member of the board who is a student shall be one year. 2008, c. 13, s. 9 (2).
10 (1) If, during his or her term of office, a member of the board elected or appointed under paragraph 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 of subsection 8 (1) ceases to be eligible for election or appointment to the board under the same paragraph, he or she thereby ceases to be a member of the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 10 (1).
(2) Despite subsection (1), if a student member of the board graduates during his term of office, he or she may continue to sit as a member of the board for the remainder of his or her one-year term. 2008, c. 13, s. 10 (2).
11 (1) A member of the board is eligible for reappointment or re-election. 2008, c. 13, s. 11 (1).
(2) A person elected or appointed to the board under subsection 8 (1) may not be a member of the board for more than six consecutive years, but is eligible for reappointment or re-election after one year's absence from the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 11 (2).
(c) the board by resolution declares a membership to be vacated for failure to attend sufficient meetings, as provided in the by-laws of the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 12 (1).
(ii) appoint or elect the new member in accordance with the same procedures as applied to the appointment or election of the member being replaced. 2008, c. 13, s. 12 (2).
(3) The person who fills a vacancy under subsection (2) shall hold office for the remainder of the term of the member he or she is replacing. 2008, c. 13, s. 12 (3).
(4) Despite subsection 11 (2), a person elected or appointed to the board under subsection (2) may be reappointed or re-elected upon the expiry of the term that he or she was elected or appointed to complete, but is eligible for further reappointment or re-election only after one year's absence from the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 12 (4).
13 A quorum of the board consists of a majority of its members and that majority must include at least half of the members who are not students, teaching staff or non-teaching employees of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 13.
14 (1) The board shall elect annually a chair and at least one vice-chair from among its members who are not students, teaching staff or non-teaching employees of the University and shall fill any vacancy in the office of chair or vice-chair from among such members. 2008, c. 13, s. 14 (1).
(2) The chair shall preside over the meetings of the board and if the chair is unable to act or if the position is vacant, a vice-chair shall act in his or her place and, if both the chair and vice-chair are unable to act, the board may appoint a member who is not a student, teaching staff or non-teaching employee of the University to act temporarily in their place. 2008, c. 13, s. 14 (2).
15 Every member of the board shall exercise the powers and carry out the duties of his or her office diligently, honestly, in good faith, in the best interests of the University and in accordance with any other criteria set out in the by-laws of the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 15.
(b) if required by the board's by-laws or policies, withdraw from the meeting during the discussion of the matter and not vote on the matter. 2008, c. 13, s. 16 (1).
(2) Despite subsection (1), a member of the board who is also a member of the teaching staff or a non-teaching employee of the University may take part in discussing and voting on issues concerning general conditions of employment for University employees, unless the discussion and voting deals with the circumstances of the particular employee as an isolated issue, separate and apart from consideration of other employees. 2008, c. 13, s. 16 (2).
(3) Despite subsection (1), a member of the board who is also a student may take part in discussing and voting on issues concerning students generally, unless such discussion and voting deals with the circumstances of the particular student as an isolated issue, separate and apart from consideration of other students. 2008, c. 13, s. 16 (3).
(l) to make by-laws, resolutions and rules for the conduct of its affairs. 2008, c. 13, s. 17 (1).
(2) The board shall not appoint, promote, suspend or remove a member of the teaching staff or a non-teaching employee of the University, except on the recommendation of the president of the University who shall be governed by the terms of any applicable commitments and practices of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 17 (2).
iv. the University library director or chief librarian.
2. Four students elected by the students of the University from among themselves.
3. Such number of persons on the teaching staff, elected by the teaching staff from among themselves, as set out in senate by-laws, which number shall be at least twice the total number of all other members of the senate.
4. One person, other than the president of the University, appointed by the board from among the board members.
5. Such other persons as may be determined by senate by-law. 2008, c. 13, s. 18 (1).
(d) the constituencies for each of the groups referred to in paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 of subsection (1). 2008, c. 13, s. 18 (2).
19 The senate shall conduct the election of its elected members and shall determine any dispute as to the eligibility of a candidate at such election or as to a person's entitlement to vote at the election. 2008, c. 13, s. 19.
(b) if a by-law referred to in clause (a) is not made, one year. 2008, c. 13, s. 20.
21 (1) If, during his or her term of office, a member of the senate elected or appointed under paragraph 2, 3, 4 or 5 of subsection 18 (1) ceases to be eligible for election or appointment to the senate under the same paragraph, he or she thereby ceases to be a member of the senate. 2008, c. 13, s. 21 (1).
(2) Despite subsection (1), if a student member of the senate graduates during his term of office, he or she may continue to sit as a member of the senate until the next anniversary of the day of his or her election. 2008, c. 13, s. 21 (2).
22 (1) A member of the senate is eligible for re-election or reappointment. 2008, c. 13, s. 22 (1).
(2) A person elected or appointed to the senate may not be a member of the senate for more than two consecutive terms, but is eligible for reappointment or re-election after one year's absence from the senate. 2008, c. 13, s. 22 (2).
(c) such circumstances as may be specified in a by-law of the senate exist. 2008, c. 13, s. 23 (1).
(b) if the vacancy is to be filled, fill the vacancy within the time period, and according to the procedures, provided in the by-laws of the senate. 2008, c. 13, s. 23 (2).
(3) The person who fills a vacancy on the senate under subsection (2) shall hold office for the remainder of the term of the member he or she is replacing. 2008, c. 13, s. 23 (3).
(4) Despite subsection 22 (2), a person elected or appointed to the senate under subsection (2) may be reappointed or re-elected upon the expiry of the term that he or she was elected or appointed to complete, but is eligible for further reappointment or re-election only after one year's absence from the senate. 2008, c. 13, s. 23 (4).
(j) to make by-laws for the conduct of its affairs, including by-laws respecting the conduct of the election of its members. 2008, c. 13, s. 24.
25 (1) The board may, in its discretion, decide to appoint a chancellor of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (1).
(2) If the board decides to appoint a chancellor, it shall establish an appointment committee to make recommendations as to the person to be appointed chancellor. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (2).
(3) The appointment committee shall be composed of such members of the board and senate as may be determined by the by-laws of the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (3).
(4) The board shall take into consideration the recommendation of the appointment committee when appointing a chancellor. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (4).
(5) If appointed, the chancellor shall hold office for four years. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (5).
(6) The chancellor may be reappointed for a further term but shall not be reappointed for more than two consecutive terms. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (6).
(7) If a chancellor is appointed under subsection (1), the president shall be the vice-chancellor of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (7).
(8) The chancellor is the titular head of the University and, when authorized by the senate to do so, shall confer all degrees, honorary degrees, certificates and diplomas on behalf of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 25 (8).
26 (1) There shall be a president of the University appointed by the board in such manner and for such term as the board shall determine. 2008, c. 13, s. 26 (1).
(2) The president is the chief executive officer of the University and has supervision over and direction of the academic and general administration of the University, its students, managers, teaching staff and non-teaching employees and such other powers and duties as may be conferred upon or assigned to him or her by the board. 2008, c. 13, s. 26 (2).
27 (1) Subject to subsection (2), meetings of the board and of the senate shall be open to the public and prior notice of such meetings shall be given to the members and to the public in the manner provided in the by-laws of the board or senate. 2008, c. 13, s. 27 (1).
(2) The board or the senate, as the case may be, may meet in the absence of the public to discuss a matter of a personal nature concerning an individual or to discuss a confidential matter as determined in accordance with the by-laws of the board or senate. 2008, c. 13, s. 27 (2).
28 (1) The by-laws of the board and of the senate shall be open to examination by members of the public during normal business hours. 2008, c. 13, s. 28 (1).
(2) The Board and the senate shall publish their by-laws from time to time in such manner as they consider proper. 2008, c. 13, s. 28 (2).
29 (1) The University may purchase or otherwise acquire, take by gift, devise or bequest and hold such property as the board considers necessary for the objects of the University, and may mortgage, sell or otherwise dispose of the same as the board, in its absolute discretion, considers appropriate. 2008, c. 13, s. 29 (1).
(2) Land vested in the University and land and premises leased to and occupied by the University are exempt from provincial and municipal taxes and development charges, so long as the vested land or leased land and premises are actually used and occupied for the objects of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 29 (2).
(3) Land vested in the University is not liable to be entered upon, used or taken by any person or corporation, and no power to expropriate land conferred after this Act comes into force shall extend to such land unless the statute conferring the power expressly provides otherwise. 2008, c. 13, s. 29 (3).
(4) All property vested in the University shall be deemed to be vested in the Crown for the public uses of Ontario for the purposes of the Real Property Limitations Act. 2008, c. 13, s. 29 (4).
(5) The property and the revenue of the University shall be applied solely to achieving the objects of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 29 (5).
(6) Repealed: 2009, c. 33, Sched. 2, s. 4.
30 The funds of the University not immediately required for its purposes and the proceeds of all property that come into the hands of the board, subject to any trusts or conditions affecting them, may be invested and reinvested in such investments as the board, in its absolute discretion, considers appropriate and, except where a trust instrument otherwise directs, such funds may be combined with trust money belonging to various trusts in the care of the board into a common trust fund. 2008, c. 13, s. 30.
(b) issue or give bonds, debentures and obligations as security. 2008, c. 13, s. 31.
32 (1) The board shall appoint one or more public accountants licensed under the Public Accounting Act, 2004 to audit the accounts, trust funds and transactions of the University at least once a year. 2008, c. 13, s. 32 (1).
(2) The University shall make a financial report annually to the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities in such form and containing such information as the Minister may require. 2008, c. 13, s. 32 (2).
(3) The University shall submit to the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities such other reports as the Minister may require. 2008, c. 13, s. 32 (3).
33 Algoma University College is dissolved. 2008, c. 13, s. 33.
34 (1) Despite anything in this Act, the persons who were members of the board of governors and Senate of Algoma University College on the day immediately before the day this Act comes into force shall, on and after that day, constitute the first board and the first senate respectively of the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 34 (1).
(2) The first board and the first senate of the University shall, no later 12 months after the day this Act comes into force, appoint or elect such new members of the board and senate as are necessary in order to ensure that the board and senate are constituted in accordance with the requirements of this Act. 2008, c. 13, s. 34 (2).
(3) Each new member of the board appointed or elected under subsection (2) shall hold office for one year, two years or three years, as determined by the board, and the term of office of each new member so appointed or elected may vary from one member to the next, as the board deems appropriate to ensure an effective succession of board members. 2008, c. 13, s. 34 (3).
(4) Membership on the board of governors or Senate of Algoma University College before this Act comes into force, shall not be considered when determining whether a member of the first board or first senate of the University has exceeded the limitation specified in subsection 11 (2) or 22 (2) for purposes of re-election or reappointment. 2008, c. 13, s. 34 (4).
35 (1) The University shall grant to all of its students and former students of Algoma University College full recognition for all credits and marks awarded by Algoma University College before the coming into force of this Act, whether the credits and marks were awarded directly by the college or by the college in affiliation with Laurentian University. 2008, c. 13, s. 35 (1).
(2) A student enrolled in Algoma University College immediately before the coming into force of this Act may elect on or before six months after the coming into force of this Act to retain the rights and privileges he or she had as a student at an affiliate of Laurentian University. 2008, c. 13, s. 35 (2).
36 The by-laws made by Algoma University College shall, in so far as they are not inconsistent with this Act and are capable of being applied, implemented or complied with in the administration of the University, shall remain in force until re-enacted, amended or repealed by the University under this Act. 2008, c. 13, s. 36.
37 (1) On the day this Act comes into force, all property of Algoma University College is vested in the University and the obligations and liabilities of Algoma University College, together with the benefits and burdens of all its contracts, collective agreements and covenants are assumed by the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 37 (1).
(2) For greater certainty, on and after the day this Act comes into force, all contracts, including employee benefits of every employee of Algoma University College are obligations of the University, and all appointments and tenure held by the employees of Algoma University College shall be deemed to have been granted by the University. 2008, c. 13, s. 37 (2).
38, 39 Repealed: see Table of Public Statute Provisions Repealed Under Section 10.1 of the Legislation Act, 2006.
40 Omitted (provides for coming into force of provisions of this Act). 2008, c. 13, s. 40.
41 Omitted (enacts short title of this Act). 2008, c. 13, s. 41.
1. Bachelor of Arts Accounting – general.
2. Bachelor of Arts Anishinaabemowin – general.
3. Bachelor of Science Biology – general.
4. Bachelor of Business Administration – specialized.
5. Bachelor of Arts Economics – general.
6. Bachelor of Arts Finance & Economics – specialized.
7. Bachelor of Arts Community Economic and Social Development – general.
8. Bachelor of Arts Community Economic and Social Development – specialized.
9. Bachelor of Arts Computer Science – general.
10. Bachelor of Science Computer Science – general.
11. Bachelor of Science Computer Science – specialized.
12. Bachelor of Computer Science – specialized.
13. Bachelor of Design – specialized.
14. Bachelor of Arts English – general.
15. Bachelor of Arts English – specialized.
16. Bachelor of Arts Fine Arts Studies – general.
17. Bachelor of Arts Fine Arts Studies – specialized.
18. Bachelor of Fine Arts – specialized.
19. Bachelor of Arts French – general.
20. Bachelor of Arts Geography – general.
21. Bachelor of Arts History – general.
22. Bachelor of Arts History – specialized.
23. Bachelor of Arts Information Technology – general.
24. Bachelor of Arts Italian – general.
25. Bachelor of Arts Law & Justice – general.
26. Bachelor of Arts Law & Justice – specialized.
27. Bachelor of Management Studies: Aviation – general.
28. Bachelor of Science Liberal Science – general.
29. Bachelor of Arts Mathematics – general.
30. Bachelor of Science Mathematics – general.
31. Bachelor of Arts Music – general.
32. Bachelor of Arts Philosophy – general.
33. Bachelor of Arts Political Science – general.
34. Bachelor of Arts Political Science – specialized.
35. Bachelor of Arts Psychology – general.
36. Bachelor of Arts Psychology – specialized.
37. Bachelor of Science Psychology – specialized.
38. Bachelor of Arts Sociology – general.
39. Bachelor of Arts Sociology – specialized.
40. Bachelor of Social Work – specialized.


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TURNSTILE DETAILS FOR WIGAN HOME FIXTURE
The football club would once again like to thank everyone who is getting to the stadium in good time for home games.
On Tuesday, like most games this season, there were no queues at kick-off and we are delighted that fans are helping themselves and the Club by getting to the stadium early.
Please keep this going on Saturday and for future games.
For Saturday's game, turnstiles in every area will open from 1.30pm.
We would also take this opportunity to remind supporters that the main Ticket Office will not open at all after each home game. With the North Stand Kop being close to capacity and the North West Corner now back in use for every game, the ticket office will be closed after each home game to avoid adding to congestion in that area as supporters leave the stadium.
The Club wishes to remind all home supporters of the standard policy that any home supporters who haven't got a ticket or pass in their possession before the game must buy a ticket from the main ticket office in the North West corner of the stadium before they approach the turnstiles.
For Saturday's home game against Wigan Athletic (kick-off 3:00pm), the following entrances are the easiest way to gain entry to the stadium:
For the JCT 600 West Stand
Supporters with pre-paid tickets - i.e. season tickets, match tickets or flexi-cards where the seats have been paid for in advance - should make their way to turnstiles W4-W10 or W12-W18. These turnstiles are all located in the Directors' car park either side of the glass doors that lead to the banqueting areas.
Supporters with a flexi-card who wish to pay cash on the day can enter by turnstiles W3 or W11.
Any spectator with no passes or tickets should make their way to the main ticket office in the North West corner of the stadium to make a purchase.
For the North West corner:
Supporters with pre-paid tickets - i.e. season tickets, match tickets or flexi-cards where the seats have been paid for in advance - should make their way to turnstiles NW3-NW6. These turnstiles are located in the North West corner to the left of the main Ticket Office as supporters approach it down the steps from Burlington Street.
Supporters with a flexi-card who wish to pay cash on the day can enter by turnstiles NW1-NW2. These turnstiles are located in the North West corner to the right of the main Ticket Office as supporters approach it down the steps from Burlington Street.
For the North Stand Kop
Supporters with pre-paid tickets - i.e. season tickets, match tickets or flexi-cards where the seats have been paid for in advance - should make their way to turnstiles N1 to N4 and N5-N6, all of which are located behind the Kop.
Supporters with pre-paid tickets - i.e. season tickets, match tickets or flexi-cards where the seat has been paid for in advance - can also enter both levels of the North Stand Kop through turnstiles N10 - N14 which can be located on Midland Road.
Supporters with a flexi-card for the North Stand Kop, who wish to pay cash on the day, can gain access through turnstiles N7-N8 behind the Kop (close to the Bantams Bar entrance). One turnstile - N9 - which is situated on Midland Road will also be available for flexi-card holders who wish to pay cash on the day to enter both levels of the North Stand Kop.
For the Northern Commercials (East) Stand
Supporters with pre-paid tickets - i.e. season tickets, match tickets or flexi-cards where the seats have been paid for in advance - should make their way to turnstiles E1 to E5, all of which are located on Midland Road.
Supporters with a flexi-card who wish to pay cash on the day can enter the Northern Commercials Stand by only one turnstile, which is E6.
Any spectator with no passes or tickets who wants to sit in Blocks A-E of the stand, should make their way to the main ticket office in the North West corner of the stadium to make a purchase.
Late turnstiles
There will be late turnstiles for each part of the stadium which will remain open until half-time. There will be two late gates per section with one being for flexi-card holders paying cash on the day and the other for holders of season tickets, match tickets or flexi-cards where the seats have been paid for in advance.
For the JCT 600 (West) Stand, tickets holders that arrive after kick-off should go to W4, with late flexi-card cash payers using W3.
For the North West Corner, tickets holders that arrive after kick-off should go to NW6 and late flexi-card cash payers should use NW1.
For the North Stand Kop, ticket holders that arrive after kick-off should go to N1, with late flexi-card cash payers using N8 (both of which are behind the Kop - there is no late turnstile for the Kop on Midland Road).
For the Northern Commercials (East) Stand, ticket holders that arrive after kick-off (including Community Stand ticket holders) should use E5 with late flexi-card cash players using E6.
There will be no road closure in place on Midland Road for this game. In addition, the long-running road-works to the North of the stadium in Queen's Road area are now almost clear with just a few small work areas in the side streets. It would still be worthwhile supporters leaving themselves a little extra time to get parked up and to the stadium.
Finally, it has been brought to the Club's attention that Tuesday night was a bad night for car break-ins around the stadium. Can we please repeat the message to all supporters to make sure that your vehicle is secure when you leave it and that any valuables are either removed from the car entirely or placed out of sight while your car is parked up for the game? Thieves are clearly targeting the area during matches and West Yorkshire Police will be increasing their patrols, but please do everything you can to avoid being caught out by while you are enjoying the game.

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Q: pl sql insert into within a procedure and dynamic variables I need some help with PL SQL. I have to insert some data into table. Another application is calling my procedure and caller is passing few details which I also need to insert into my table.
here is the syntax I am struggling with:
PROCEDURE invform_last2orders_item_insert(  p_userId IN NUMBER
                       ,p_accountId IN  NUMBER
                       ,p_site_Id IN  NUMBER
                       ,p_return_message OUT VARCHAR2) IS
Begin
  insert into mytable
  (p_userId , p_accountId , p_site_Id  , sku, description, 'Cart', 1, unitId)
  as
  select sku, description, unitId
  from mycatalogtable where site_id= p_site_Id  ) ;
End;

Can you help me with syntax? I need to pass three parameters from called in parameter and some values returned from select query. How can I achieve this?
thank you for your help.

A: That would be something like this; see comments within code:
PROCEDURE invform_last2orders_item_insert
  (  p_userId IN NUMBER
    ,p_accountId IN  NUMBER
    ,p_site_Id IN  NUMBER
    ,p_return_message OUT VARCHAR2)
IS
Begin
  insert into mytable
    -- first name all columns you'll be inserting into; I don't know their
    -- names so I just guessed
    (userid,
     accountid,
     siteid,
     sku,
     description,
     col1,
     col2,
     unitid
    )
    -- if you were to insert only values you got via parameters, you'd use the
    -- VALUE keyword and insert those values separately.
    -- As some of them belong to a table, use SELECT statement
    (select p_userid,
            p_accountid,
            p_siteid,
            c.sku,
            c.description,
            'Cart',
            1,
            c.unitid
     from mycatalogtable c
     where c.site_id = p_site_Id
    );

  -- I don't know what you are supposed to return; this is just an example
  p_return_message := sql%rowcount || ' row(s) inserted';
End;

A: in your select statement you should have the same number of columns as you are inserting into the table, your code should be something like this example,
DECLARE
userid varchar2(20) := 'Jack';
Begin
    INSERT INTO mytable (SELECT userid, SPORT from OLYM.OLYM_SPORTS);
    commit;
end;

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Please do contact me with your full contact details (including your address in the UK) and a precise location. I can then raise your case directly with the Foreign Office.
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ARSCLIST March 2014
March issue of Black Grooves
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The March 2014 issue of Black Grooves, sponsored by the Archives of African American Music and Culture, has now been posted at www.blackgrooves.org<http://www.blackgrooves.org>
With a nod to Mardi Gras, our feature this month is Craig Handy & 2nd Line Smith,  an integration of New Orleans funk and Jimmy Smith's classic organ jazz on the newly reconstituted OKeh label. Also featured are two Twin Cities related projects: Numero's funk compilation Purple Snow: Forecasting the Minneapolis Sound and André Cymone's The Stone, his first full-length release in 29 years.
We're joining the 60th anniversary celebration of Chicago's legendary Delmark Records by reviewing two special compilations-60 Years of Jazz and 60 Years of Blues-as well as Magic Sam: Live at the Avant Garde, recorded in 1968.
World music albums include Kheswa & Her Martians' Meadowlands, Stolen Jazz based on South African anti-apartheid era songs; the reissue of Musi-O-Tunya's Zambian rock classic Give Love to Your Children; Njabulo Madlala's Songs of Home, a combination of Western art songs and South African folk songs; Trinidadian-American artist Juakali's dubstep/hiphop album Feathers Too Bright; and KiT's Tambutronic, a 21st-century hybridization of tambú music from Curaçao.
Also featured are two new gospel releases-Ethan Kent's Work in Progress and Micah Stampley's Love Never Fails; two recent hip hop releases-Black Milk's No Poison, No Paradise and Aceyalone's Leanin' on Slick; the Toni Braxton and Babyface collaboration Love, Marriage and Divorce; and Funk Road by Mutiny, a band led by drummer Jerome "Bigfoot" Brailey. Wrapping up this issue is our list of February releases of note.
Brenda Nelson-Strauss
Editor, Black Grooves
Archives of African American Music & Culture
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Well let me now turn to the essential point of my post.
you have some command line tools based on existed Perl/CPAN/Bash scripts and want to share it somehow with others or even keep it for yourself so to repeat script installation / execution process in the same way every time you setup a new server.
script takes a lot of input parameters or parameters with the structure is hard to be expressed in command line manner ( Hashes, Lists, Groups, so on ).
you need to add some middle-ware steps to your script logic , but don't want to add this into scripts source code.
you need to build a more complex tool based on your low level script/utility.
script possibly gets run often and / or on multiple servers.
script requires some extra checks so one could run it safely.
script is a generic tool acting differently depending on input parameters.
Others may find, install and run your script ( via SparrowHub ).
Finally, if you feel like you have no time to dive into new things and study docs, but you are still interested in the subject, just let me know ( creating an issue at sparrow/github ) about script you wish add sparrowhub to and I will try to do it soon.


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I was so happy this morning when I woke up early and realized I could see Nookington's grand opening! It was the perfect way to experience the moment because as I was walking towards the final store, my town tune chimed eight-o-clock. 😀 Of course, the first thing I did was head to Shampoodle's to get my hair done!
Ta-da! I've always pictured Twisk with blue hair since I borrowed her name from a book, in which she was a fairy with blue hair.
I had a little photoshoot in Puddles's house since I like the wallpaper & carpet combination!
I spent so much time trying to find an agrias butterfly yesterday, and then randomly come across one today, minutes after I start the game. -_- Figures!
Brewster is starting to warm up to me (well, he says things other than "…Coo" now), but not as much as Sable.
Aww, cute! Sable got mad at her for saying this, which I can understand, I'd be embarrassed too!
Blaire's all packed up to leave, and I'm letting her go. Edit: She left at midnight. Bye-bye~!
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Aw yeah I do think this is when Twisk was born 😀 That should've been it's title, not Nookingtons hahah.


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We want every one of our guests to connect with the beauty of Mid Wales from the moment they arrive. That's why we're the perfect base for you to explore the stunning surrounding Welsh countryside. Whether you're after a quick amble through the neighbouring hills or access to something more vigorous, our role at The Royston is to immerse you in the best Wales has to offer – so you'll come back again and again to a guest house you'll want to keep to yourself.
If you are planning to visit a specific venue while you're here, please remember to check opening times before visiting.
DISCOVER MID WALES
There is so much to see and do throughout Mid & West Coast Wales – castles, historic houses and heritage attractions; wildlife and nature reserves; theatres and arts centres; adventure activities; walking; cycling; sport & leisure activities or just relax and explore the many market towns, National Parks, stunning Mid Wales coastline and our Mid Wales lakes and mountains.
Machynlleth hosts a market every Wednesday, which has been going for 700 years. You'll find a broad selection of independent shops, which makes a refreshing change from the typical high street chains found everywhere else.
Dolgellau is steeped in history and a great base to explore Snowdonia. Many of the prettiest walks are only a few minutes' drive away including Torrent Walk & Precipice Walk.
Montgomery is a historic county town with a history that stretches back to Roman occupation. Visitors are charmed by the Georgian town square and market hall with the 13th century Montgomery Castle dominating the skyline. Located nearby is Monty's Brewery & visitor centre.
ABERDYFI
Aberdyfi is a thriving little harbour resort set within the Snowdonia National Park, where the river Dyfi meets the blue waters of Cardigan Bay. It boasts some of the finest beaches in Britain with four miles of golden sand-dune backed shoreline running north to Tywyn.
Welshpool has much to offer the visitor from historic buildings such as Powis Castle to quaint shops and many eateries. From historic buildings to canal trips, you will find it here!
Llanidloes is the first town on the River Severn and the gateway to the Cambrian Mountains of Mid Wales. It has a variety of shops; whether you're looking for vintage clothing, walking boots, old and new books, fair-trade food, or furniture; there's something for everyone.
Portmeirion Village is home to a cluster of historic cottages, iconic architecture, a spa, stylish shops, award-winning restaurants, casual cafes, an Italian ice cream parlour, exotic gardens and sandy beaches.
POWIS CASTLE
Powis Castle is a medieval castle rising dramatically above the celebrated garden. Take a stroll round the garden and see the shapes of the topiary and intricately trained fruit trees and admire unparalleled view across the Severn Valley and Breidden Hills from the Top Terrace.
RED KITE FEEDING
The Red Kite Feeding Centre is a 200 acre family-run working farm. Hundreds of Red Kites feed there every day. It is a truly breathtaking spectacle. The Red Kite Centre is located in the most beautiful countryside, in the heart of Mid Wales, overlooking both the Wye and Elan Valleys, and just half a mile from the market town of Rhayader.
BWLCH NANT YR ARIAN NATURE RESERVE
Bwlch Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre sits at the head of a dramatic valley and has commanding views of Cardigan Bay and the Cambrian Mountains. It is well-known for its long established tradition of daily feeding of red kites, Wales's National Bird of Prey. There is a range of trails for walkers, mountain bikers, and runners which are waymarked from the visitor centre.
DEVIL'S BRIDGE FALLS
Devil's Bridge Falls is a world famous tourist attraction 12 miles from Aberystwyth. These unique waterfalls have attracted thousands of visitors since the 18th century. The Falls Nature Trail provides a unique opportunity to see this great natural feature in the Rheidol Gorge.
ZIP WORLD
Sit back and zip away as you and your friends fly down Europe's largest zipping zone! Take flight on 3 exhilarating zip lines and soak up the amazing quarry views during the experience of a lifetime.
ZIP WORLD SLATE CAVERNS
Do you dare to try Caverns? Fly, climb and traverse your way through their unique underground course in a slate mine disused for the past 200 years; if you're up to the challenge that is!
DYFI OSPREY PROJECT
In 2011, for the first time in over 400 years Ospreys bred in the Dyfi valley on the Cors Dyfi Nature Reserve site, which is the home of the Dyfi Osprey Project.The Visitor centre has four screens displaying live pictures from the resident Osprey nest. The 360 Observatory is the centrepiece of the Dyfi Osprey Project and provides superb bird viewing opportunities as well as 360° panoramic views of the Dyfi Valley.
MOMA (MUSEUM OF MODERN ART) MACHYNLLETH
MOMA WALES (Museum Of Modern Art, Wales) flourishes in seven beautiful galleries alongside The Tabernacle, a former Wesleyan chapel which opened as a centre for the performing arts in 1986. The Tabernacle was converted from a Wesleyan chapel into a centre for the performing arts.
CENTRE OF ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY (CAT)
With over 7 acres of hands-on displays and gardens and with over 40 years of experience in sustainability practice, the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) inspires thousands of visitors every year. Based in beautiful Mid Wales, the Centre overlooks the Snowdonia National Park, renowned for its stunning scenery and outdoor activities.
Forrest experience are a genuine Full Rally Test Stage set in 900 acres of Welsh Forest with 7 miles of twisting, turning, hilly forest roads!! There is no other rally venue open to the public quite like it. All of the driving is done in the Forest making use of our 2 mile forest loop and spectator bowl area where you get to grips with the car and various rally driving techniques such as handbrake turns and fast corner exit. If you stay for the full day you will also experience our longer forest rally stages with fresh challenges including hills and hairpins.
WALKING WITH ALPACAS
Walks start with an introductory talk, where you will meet the alpacas. Once everyone has made friends you'll start a leisurely walk around the farm which has a variety of landscapes, from natural bog, ancient oak woodlands, and traditional grazing land. While on the walk you'll meet with other farm animals, such as, free range pedigree pigs, pedigree Dexter cattle, Rheas, pheasants, ducks and various sheep breeds – all who are very friendly and love attention!
BLACKSMITHING COURSES
Spike qualified as a blacksmith in 2001 and has been teaching blacksmithing since 2004. She runs really fun courses from her studio which is only a 10 minute walk from The Royston. The courses last from half a day to a full week. The courses begins with an introduction of her workshop, after which you go straight into forging where you will learn fire management skills and start your first blacksmithing project. After making a few hooks and a poker, if you feel confident enough, you can proceed to working on a personal project (time dependant).
MOUNTAIN BIKING DYFI VALLEY
Dyfi Mountain Biking runs a community trail called Climach-X. It's a 15km round trip, with 9km of built single track with compressions and whoops, rock slab drop offs and some beautiful flowing turns.
MOUNTAIN BIKING – LLANIDLOES
Go on a 2-wheeled journey through some of the most beautiful scenery in Wales. Rides are tailored for every ability, from novice riders and first-time off road trail riders, to epic multi day journeys across Wales for the seasoned rider.
MOUNTAIN BIKING COED Y BRENIN
As the UK's first & largest dedicated mountain bike trail centre, Coed y Brenin has miles of exceptional tracks for experienced and expert riders and intermediate trails for all abilities.
KING ARTHUR'S LABYRINTH
Get swept by a boat through the magical veil of an underground waterfall into a mythical world filled with dragons, giants, fierce battles and the legendary King Arthur. Ancient legends from Wales unfold as you're guided through the underground labyrinth by a hooded Dark Age Boatman.
SURF SNOWDONIA
Surf Snowdonia – a world-first inland surf lagoon and the only guaranteed surf break in the UK. In the heart of beautiful North Wales, Surf Snowdonia is set against a backdrop of the forests and mountains of Snowdonia.
CORRIS MINE EXPERIENCE
A rare opportunity to adventure underground into the abandoned and forgotten world of the slate miner. Tucked away in the hillsides of Corris in Mid Wales you will feel the dark, damp mine workings come expert Guide shares its stories.
PHEASANT & PARTRIDGE SHOOTING
Over the past 30 years, Bettws Hall has developed a number of exclusive sporting estates across Mid Wales. They provide challenging game shooting in beautiful countryside, specialising in pheasant and partridge days that will never be forgotten.
MID WALES SHOOTING CENTRE
This family-run Clay Pigeon Shooting Centre based a few miles from Newtown, is situated in over 300 acres of some of the finest and most beautiful countryside the Wales has to offer.
DOVEY VALLEY SHOOTING GROUND
High above the Dovey Valley in Central Wales, 350 acres provide the ideal setting for an exhilarating shoot with a wide range of targets which simulate the birds in truly realistic conditions.
Andrew Cartwright Game Angling is situated in the upper river Severn valley at Caersws . Andrew been fly fishing for about 30 years and is passionate about trout and grayling fishing in the rivers of Wales. He has a passion for teaching both children and adults in all forms of fly casting, tying, game angling, spinning and bait casting.
Powys is a mountainous region and the largest county by land area in Mid Wales.
Fishing is predominantly for trout but coarse, carp, pike and salmon fishing is available. A number of commercial fisheries and reservoirs offer coarse fishing for carp, pike, perch, tench, bream, roach, rudd, chub and other silver fish. Depending on the time of year, most reservoirs, rivers, lakes and streams in Powys provide good sport for fly fishing anglers looking for wild brown trout, rainbow trout, grayling and salmon fishing in Wales.
Welcome to the wonderful world of wild mushroom hunting, conducted in the spectacular scenery of Mid Wales. Led by experienced guide, Daniel Butler, these breaks seek to de-mystify fungi: to guide the novice through the good, the bad and the ugly to the genuinely delicious.
Gets hands on with some birds of prey. Fly and handle Lakota, the bald eagle or Moggie the white faced owl. Tailor-made experiences for raptor lovers.
Kingfisher Kayak & Canoe hire is idyllically located. Kayaks & canoes can be hired from March to October, so you can take a leisurely self-guided paddle down the River Severn or along the Montgomery Canal.
CANAL BOAT TRIPS
Exciting scenic canal boat trips through some of the most beautiful Welsh countryside.
MACHYNLLETH GOLF CLUB
Machynlleth Golf Club is a much loved nine hole heathland golf course surrounded by wonderful mountain scenery. In spring and early summer, the course is at its best with colour from the gorse and rhododendrons and the occasional red kite circling overhead. The golf course is challenging, very enjoyable and provides a good test of golf for players of all levels.
ST GILES GOLF CLUB - NEWTOWN
A charming nine-hole course situated alongside the River Severn in the heart of Wales. The 6012-yard course is a challenging par 70 parkland style course conveniently situated between the A483 road and the River Severn on the outskirts of the Mid Wales market town of Newtown.
ST IDLOES GOLF CLUB
The course is nine holes in beautiful undulating parkland and the total length for eighteen holes is 5,510 yards. Par is 66. The nine holes are full of variety, the slopes and hidden greens require accuracy and course management to achieve a good score. The club has a wonderful friendly atmosphere, which is extended without reservation to visitors.
PONY TREKKING
Situated in the stunning Elan Valley and taking different routes through the valleys, rivers and woodlands Lion Royal Pony Trekking Centre caters for all levels of riding ability from novice to advanced riders.
CAMBRIAN SAFARI
Cambrian Safaris provide excursions deep into the Cambrian Mountains in a Land Rover Discovery. They provide flexible tours so you can experience spectacular landscapes, views, scenery, local history and wildlife, all at your own pace.
Newtown Tennis is a well-established club with a thriving junior section and regular playing sessions for adults, mixed ages and youngsters.
NEARBY BEACHES
ABERDYFI BEACH
The popular award-winning beach of perfect sand and the occasional sand dune extends for miles, from Aberdyfi all the way to Tywyn. Aberdyfi was once a fully working port, but nowadays, the sailing craft concentrate on leisure and pleasure – Aberdyfi is a busy sailing and watersports centre, and scenic boat trips run from the harbour. Aberdyfi's southern shore along the Dyfi Estuary is part of the Dyfi National Nature Reserve. This untouched area, a haven for wildlife, is also a Ramsar site (named after the convention that encourages wise use of the world's exceptional wetlands).
YNYSLAS BEACH & DUNES
Ynyslas has three stunning miles of golden beach stretching from Borth in the south to the sand dunes in the north. It is a majestic spot for walking, picnics and windsurfing. Ynyslas is also the location of the iconic BBC kite flying ident often used to introduce the BBC News. Ynyslas sand dunes located slightly north of Borth and reaching onto the Dyfi Estuary is part of the Dyfi National Nature Reserve and home to many rare plants and animals. Visitors are allowed to drive onto the sands and park near the visitor centre. A boardwalk through the dunes leads to the stunning beaches.
BARMOUTH BEACH
Barmouth is southern Snowdonia's most popular seaside resort. The town's beach, Abermaw, is west facing with a mixture of sand and some fine shingle and is ideal for bathing and watersports. There are some breathtaking views of Cardigan Bay and the picturesque harbour. The town can get busy, a land train runs along the promenade and there are traditional donkey rides, swing boats and amusement arcades, but the beach itself is vast and easily big enough to get away from it all. There are several delightful walks of varying distance which start in Barmouth and follow routes into the hills beyond.
LOCAL AREAS OF NATURAL BEAUTY
With wild landscapes and villages steeped in history, Snowdonia National Park is a breathtaking destination for activity holidays and days out with family and friends. It's best known for hiking, but there's plenty more to enjoy, from waterfalls, lakes and world-class mountain biking to a vintage steam railway that climbs the highest peak in Wales.
Elan Valley are custodians of a beautiful area stretching 72 square miles with historic landscapes and thriving wildlife. The dams and reservoirs add to the captivating and everchanging scenery. Stroll, picnic or hike; cycle or mountain bike; bird watch, fish or safari! We thorouly recommend a visit to the Elan Valley
LLYN CLYWEDOG RESERVOIR
Llyn Clywedog is a manmade reservoir formed by the construction of the Clywedog Dam between 1963-1967. There is a circular 15-mile drive around the lake and miles of footpaths along its banks. The lake is also home to a popular trout fishery, operated by the Llanidloes and District Angling Association
GLASLYN NATURE RESERVE
Glaslyn is Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust's biggest nature reserve, an integral part of the Cambrian Mountains. The large expanse of heather moorland, with its associated boggy areas, surround an exposed upland lake. Spectacular views can be enjoyed from the viewpoint
COED Y BRENIN NATURE RESERVE
Coed y Brenin Forest Park covers an area of 9000 acres and is the home to an amazing array of plants, birds and animals. Which, along with the breathtaking scenery, you can view at various speeds using the designated running tracks, mountain bike trails or strolling along the nine wildlife trails.
LLYN MAWR NATURE RESERVE
It's the very wetness of Llyn Mawr which makes it a special site for lovers of all things aquatic – particularly plants and birds. The lake has a rich variety of plant life, which is why it has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
LLANDINAM GRAVELS NATURE RESERVE
There's no point in working against such a strong force as the River Severn, so the Trust is working with the river, to create a harmonious balance of habitat erosion and creation. With meadows, areas of river shingle and margin plants, where invertebrates, birds, otters, dragonflies and damselflies thrive.
LAKE VYRNWY
Just on the edge of The Snowdonia National Park, Lake Vyrnwy is set amidst the remote and beautiful Berwyn Mountains. Experience the visionary Sculpture Park or walk some of trails through the 24,000 acre RSPB Reserve. Other activities include boating, adventure activities, cycle hire, rough shooting, fly fishing and clay pigeon shooting. There are local craft shops to visit & places to eat. The very best are available too. There is plenty of free car parking.
TORRENT WALK – DOLGELLAU
Torrent Walk is a circular path that follows the river Clywedog through its striking gorge, surrounded by highly attractive woodlands. It passes a series of waterfalls along a turbulent stretch of river as it travels to join the River Wnion in the valley below.
WATERFALL WALK - DOLGOCH
The Tal-y-Lyn Valley in Snowdonia National Park takes in a wooded gorge along the Nant Dol-goch stream, a tributary of the River Fathew. A series of three waterfalls tumble down the steep sides of the gorge into pools below, and a popular circular walk links all three waterfalls.The walk is short – about 1-mile round trip – and well signposted.
PRECIPICE WALK – DOLGELLAU
Precipice Walk is one of the most popular walks in southern Snowdonia, situated about three miles north of Dolgellau. The walk varies between 700-850 feet above sea level and offers panoramic views of the Mawddach River below and on towards the northern mountains.
GLYNDWR'S WAY
Glyndŵr's Way is an 135 mile (217 Km) long National Trail meandering through the open moorland, rolling farmland, woodland and forests of Mid Wales. You don't have to walk the Trail in one go to enjoy the best it has to offer. You can enjoy is as a series of day walks. The Cemmaes Road to Llanbrynmair section (6.8 miles/10.8 Km) all but pass The Royston's back door.
TYWYN IN SNOWDONIA
Tywyn and the surrounding area provide some of the best and most scenic walking routes within the Snowdonia National Park including being on the Welsh Coastal Path. If you are an experienced walker or just enjoy a stroll, combined with a trip on the railway it makes a wonderful day out.
DOLGELLAU IN SNOWDONIA
Many of the prettiest walks are only a few minutes drive away from Dolgellau town centre. Walks include The Nannau deer park walk which takes you through the old Nannau Deer Park, past its north and south entrance lodges to the disused carriage driveway to Nannau & The New Precipice Walk with stunning views of the Mawddach Estuary 800 feet below. These are just 2 of the many walks in the area.
HAFREN FORREST
Hafren Forest was planted by the Forestry Commission in the 1930s and named after Afon Hafren (the Welsh name for the River Severn). The River Severn begins quietly in a squelchy peat bog on the slopes of Plynlimon, Mid Wales' highest mountain. In no time at all it becomes a torrent with falls and cascades plunging headlong through the forest. There are 3 short walks through the woodland to the Severn Break its Neck waterfall, the Blaenhafren Falls and Cascade Falls. Hafren Forest is also the start (or end) point for two long distance walks – The Wye Valley Walk and The Severn Way.
CAERSWS
M&I car hire – Local car hire firm who offer a pick up service from Caersws train station to collect your car. Caersws is a 20min drive from The Royston.
Easicar – Car hire firm offering a large selection of vehicles in Shrewsbury. They offer a meet & greet service from the train station. Shrewsbury is just over an hours drive from The Royston.
Thrifty – Car hire firm offering a large selection of vehicles in Shrewsbury. They offer a meet & greet service from the train station. Shrewsbury is just over an hours drive from The Royston.
THE ROYSTON
LLWYNAIRE, LLANBRYNMAIR, POWYS SY19 7DX
info@theroystonwales.com
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91870 – (IEEE1394 OHCI1394)Red Hat Linux 9 installed fine, but on reboot, crashed at "Initializing firewire controller (ohci1394).
Bug 91870 - (IEEE1394 OHCI1394)Red Hat Linux 9 installed fine, but on reboot, crashed at "Initializing firewire controller (ohci1394).
2003-05-29 05:04 UTC by Lawrence E. Adler, M.D.
256 MEG RAM and 16 GIG hard drive. 8 MEG video ram. Plenty of room on drive.
happened with RH Linux Pro 8 (all versions).
1.Install Red Hat Linux 9 Pro graphical interface.
you shut down completely or if you leave power on and do a "soft" reboot.
Actual Results:  Linux doesn't boot up.
avoid loading the firewire module.
Linux 9.1 wouldn't work and SuSE 8.2 Pro also crashed.
I had the same thing, but I had this on installation time.
I added 'nousbstorage' and that did the trick too..
I'll try this 'nofirewire' tonight.


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