Amarillo, TX, the "Yellow Rose of Texas," was once also known as the helium capital of the world, but when you're a millwright, OEM, or manager of operations at a cotton mill, cotton gin, or a factory in another industry, you know that having the best and most reliable parts and components for your plant and conveyor systems is more than just a lot of hot air.
At M.B. McKee Company, Inc in Amarillo, TX, we have access to a vast inventory of parts, components, conveyor systems, belt conveyor parts. Our stock of component parts for the industrial, agricultural and commercial is the largest in the area. If we don't have it at our location in Amarillo, we can quickly get it to you from one of our other Texas locations. Plus we deliver anywhere within a 200-mile radius 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so you won't ever have to wait for a part no matter what time your mill has a breakdown.
M.B. McKee Company, Inc has been around since 1943 and is family-owned and operated. Our nearly 80 years of experience providing mechanical components and parts to throughout the Cotton Belt, makes us the best choice when it comes to finding the right parts for your business or OEM.
Plus if you're overhauling your plant or building a new mill, our in-house engineers can help you design the best system for your business and with right parts and components to keep your operation or your client's operation at peak production and on schedule.
Contact us today to find out how we can help you get the best parts and components for your business.


How to fix the "No Internet, Secured" error in Windows 10 or "WiFi connected but no Internet access" problem when you attempt to connect to your home Wi-Fi? Why does the problem exist? The issue could be caused by an invalid IP configuration or an outdated network adapter driver, etc. Here are top 4 ways you could follow to fix the "No Internet, secured" Wi-Fi problem in Windows 10, applied to Creators Update or Fall Creators Update.
Some users report that uninstalling and reinstalling the network driver could resolve the "No Internet, secured" WiFi problem in Windows 10. Here's what you need to do.
In most cases, the "No Internet, secured" issue is associated with your outdated network driver and you shall update it immediately. If you prefer a one-stop driver download solution to save time, it's recommended to use a dedicated driver update utility tool, like Driver Talent, which could scan out your faulty network driver in seconds and then automatically download and install the most updated version in 2 minutes. All the drivers are well tested and safe.
Here is the 3-step guide to download and update right network driver with Driver Talent to fix the "No Internet, secured" error in Windows 10.
Launch Driver Talent. Click "Scan" to make a full scan of your computer and list all you outdated, corrupted, damaged or missing drivers in seconds, including the problematic network driver.
Click "Repair" to fix all the detected faulty drivers by automatically downloading and installing the best-matched driver version behind the scene. You are also allowed to click "Update" to keep all your drivers up to date. Don't update what ain't broken unless there is a particular need.
Restart your computer to make the network driver update take effect.
Note: Bear in mind that back up you drivers with Driver Talent prior to any driver update in case of driver crashes or further problems.
Aside from being a professional driver download and update software program, Driver Talent includes other premium features, such as drivers restore, drivers uninstall, drivers pre-download for another PC, PC Repair (no sound, no video, no Wi-Fi etc.), hardware detection, VR support check and PC speed up, etc.
If you discover other troubleshooting methods to fix the "No Internet, Secured" error in Windows 10, please reach for the comments section below. If you encounter any other computer problems after the latest Windows 10 update, you can also drop a line below or click the support menu on the left side of this page to let us know. Hope you continue to have access to Windows 10 section as well as provide support.


You know those meatball subs you sometimes see on fast food restaurant commercials?
They always look so good. Until you get to the restaurant and see those meatballs in the sitting in that warmer in the congealed sauce and start to wonder what kind of meat those meatballs are. Ewwww.
I can honestly saw I've never ordered a meatball sub. Instead, I decided to make my own. And I decided to add some pesto for a little extra pizzazz! Serve these up on a homemade Asiago Baguette and you'll wonder what that fast food sub ever looked so good!
*I used jarred pasta sauce, because I just like the consistency better, but you can also use homemade sauce!
Heat the olive oil in a large, non-stick skillet over medium heat.
Use your hands (with disposable gloves, if you wish) to thoroughly mix together the beef (sausage), bread crumbs, egg, pesto, salt, & pepper. Form the meat mixture into about 24 meatballs, a little over an inch in diameter.
Cook the meatballs in the hot skillet, turning occasionally until the meatballs are browned on all sides (they don't have to be completely done in the center at this point).
Add the sauce and stir to combine. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until the meatballs are cooked through and the sauce has thickened.
Split each of the baguettes. I cut a V shape in the top of each and then hollowed out the centers a bit (eat the remnants or save to make more whole wheat bread crumbs). Fill each baguette with 4 meatballs and a scoop of sauce. Top with the mozzarella cheese and replace the top of the roll.


CoinTelegraph, the premiere online resource for Bitcoin related news and events, recently rated CloudHashing as the top provider in cloud mining best practices. Out of the ten providers reviewed, CloudHashing earned the top scores in the categories of popularity and trustworthiness. CoinTelegraph detailed the security measures that CloudHashing implements to protect Bitcoin investments and Bitcoin mining contracts in its review. The publication specifically highlighted the email authentication and locking of Bitcoin address procedures that CloudHashing goes through to provide increased security for all users. Read more..
In April we announced that CoinDesk would be publishing State of Bitcoin updates on a quarterly basis. Given the positive response we have received since 2014's first report, we are pleased to release our latest update.
Bitcoin's price continues to be a key focus.
Some people, including Stanford Professor Susan Athey, have argued that there has been too much emphasis placed on bitcoin's price. However, looking at the top 10 most read stories on CoinDesk during the second quarter, we see four are about bitcoin price action (Figure 1).
One of the reasons bitcoin's price was such a big topic in Q2 is because it witnessed a significant recovery, rising 39.4% during the second quarter.
A number of factors explain bitcoin's price rebound in the second quarter, including what appears to be a stabilizing regulatory situation in China as well as continued interest in bitcoin by large, well-established brands such as DISH, Expedia, and Apple (Figure 2).
While Q1 was very positive for bitcoin in terms of venture capital (with $57m invested), the second quarter saw $73m invested - a 28% increase over Q1 (Figure 3).
VCs such as Marc Andreessen have compared bitcoin's overall potential, as well as its current stage of development, to the Internet circa 1993. Our comparison was meant to assess whether VCs are backing up their lofty bitcoin statements with their wallets.
Notwithstanding a number of methodological issues which we discussed previously with making this comparison - including inflation and changes over time in the cost of launching a startup - we feel the comparison is still interesting and useful.
We have been working on expanding our database of key bitcoin data so that we can more closely monitor bitcoin's progress and make forecasts on key adoption metrics, such as wallet use and merchant acceptance.
So that you can have a quick, one-page dashboard that measures bitcoin's progress, we are introducing our Key Bitcoin Adoption Metrics (Figure 4).
Why not come back in two quarters to see how we've done with these forecasts?
In the meantime, we hope you enjoy the State of Bitcoin Q2 2014 report. We'd like to thank you, our readers, for making CoinDesk the world's leading source of bitcoin news, analysis and perspective, and we very much welcome your feedback on how we can make the State of Bitcoin even better.


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Auburn Hills, Mich. and San Mateo, Calif. – March 15, 2012 – Guardian Industries and Pythagoras Solar today announced they are working together to manufacture and market SunGuard Photovoltaic Glass Units (PVGU) for commercial buildings.
Guardian SunGuard PVGU, powered by Pythagoras, combines Pythagoras Solar PVGU tiles with SunGuard advanced architectural glass to create a building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) product. This replaces standard vision and spandrel glass or skylights, with a glass product that converts direct sunlight into energy.
A recent report from industry analyst firm NanoMarkets estimates that the total market for BIPV glass will reach $6.4 billion (USD) in revenues in 2016 compared to $1.5 billion in 2012.
"We're pleased that architects and building owners will further benefit through access to our production-ready, new BIPV technology through Guardian Industries, a reliable, high-quality industry leader," said Gonen Fink, Pythagoras co-founder and CEO.
SunGuard PVGU will help architects and building owners who are looking for solutions to achieve net-zero buildings. The product lets in diffused light, increases energy efficiency and generates electricity from the building façade, helping projects achieve new "green" energy codes. Additionally, BIPV projects may be eligible to earn substantial federal tax credits. SunGuard PVGU is the first in what will be many new developments from the Guardian SunGuard Advanced Glazing Products family.
· Energy efficiency – Complementing Low-E SunGuard products, SunGuard PVGU reduces solar heat gain resulting in reduced energy demands on HVAC systems, optimizes daylighting and through its insulated unit, improves a thermal barrier.
· Energy generation – The PVGU allows transmission of ambient light while generating electricity at a rate comparable to crystalline silicon PV modules at the same orientation. Optimal glazing would include the south, east and west facing facades.
· Aesthetic appeal – SunGuard PVGU offers a range of glass configurations so it can blend with building vision glass.
· Architectural appeal – Available in a variety of sizes, the insulated glass units are transparent and feature adaptable design to ease their integration into the building architecture.
"Guardian's bold move in launching SunGuard PVGU with Pythagoras Solar's technology addresses the biggest barrier to improving sustainability in buildings at a large scale, which is not a lack of building product innovation, but rather the lack of a credible, committed large-scale partner to bring these innovations quickly to market," said Rob Watson, chairman, CEO and chief scientist, EcoTech International and founding father of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program.
For more information, visit sunguardglass.com.
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title:  "Overview of the Docker Architecture"
date:   2017-10-15
excerpt: "Docker fundamentals introduction"
tag:
- Openshift
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Orchestration
- DevOps
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This tutorial series aims to provide you with an introduction to container and container orchestration technology using Docker, Kubernetes, and Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform.

This tutorial is Part 2 of my series on Red Hat Openshift. Check out the other articles:

0. [Fundamentals of Containers, Kubernetes, and Red Hat OpenShift : Tutorial introduction][0]
1. [Setting Up the Lab Environment][1]
2. [Overview of the Docker Architecture][2]
3. [Managing the Life Cycle of Containers][3]
4. [Building Custom Container Images with Dockerfile][4]
5. [Creating Kubernetes Resources][5]
6. [Creating Applications with Source-to-Image facility of Red Hat OpenShift][6]

## What is Docker
I'll just copy the definition from [opensource.com](https://opensource.com/resources/what-docker)

>Docker is a tool that is designed to benefit both developers and system administrators, making it a part of many DevOps (developers + operations) toolchains. For developers, it means that they can focus on writing code without worrying about the system that it will ultimately be running on. It also allows them to get a head start by using one of thousands of programs already designed to run in a Docker container as a part of their application. For operations staff, Docker gives flexibility and potentially reduces the number of systems needed because of its small footprint and lower overhead.

Now let's fire up our lab and use the command-line to try out basic Docker commands with and begin to understand how it works.
There is a beginners guide to Docker that introduces you to some basic commands and container terminology.
Start the cluster and ssh to the server.

```shell
$ minishift start
Starting local OpenShift cluster using 'virtualbox' hypervisor...
Registering machine using subscription-manager
-- Checking OpenShift client ... OK
-- Checking Docker client ... OK

 ... ommitted ...

-- Server Information ...
   OpenShift server started.
   The server is accessible via web console at:
       https://192.168.99.100:8443

   You are logged in as:
       User:     developer
       Password: developer

   To login as administrator:
       oc login -u system:admin

$ minishift ssh
[docker@minishift ~]$
```
## Finding an Image

Many container images are available for download from the [DockerHub website](https://hub.docker.com/).
It is a large repository where developers and administrators can get a number of container images developed by the community and some companies.
Anyone can publish images to Docker Hub after they register.
By default, Docker downloads image layers from the Docker Hub image registry however, there are many other registries like [Quay](https://quay.io/), Amazon's [EC2](https://aws.amazon.com/fr/ecr/), Google's [Container Registry](https://cloud.google.com/container-registry/) or even self-hosted [private registries](https://docs.docker.com/registry/deploying/).

The Docker Hub search engine is a simple search engine. It looks for a project name from the Docker Hub registry.
The search results page lists the string used to pull the image files. For example, for the following screen output, the first column is the name of the container image.

![jekyll Image](./../assets/img/04-dockerHub1.png)
{: .image-pull-right}

Clicking an image name to display the container image details page. The details page is not guaranteed to display any particular information. Different authors provide different levels of information about the images they create.

![jekyll Image](./../assets/img/05-dockerhub2.png)
{: .image-pull-right}

The docker command can also be used to search for container images:

```shell
docker search mysql
```

The search uses the Docker Hub registry and also any other registry configured in the local Docker daemon.

## Fetching an Image

To download an image from the Docker Hub container image registry, look for the first column name from the Docker Hub search results page, or the second column from the docker search command and use docker pull command:

```shell
sudo docker pull hello-world
```
Many versions of the same image can be provided. Each one receives a different tag name.
If no tag name is provided, then docker pull assumes the tag called latest by default.

To download a specific tag, append the tag name to the image name separated by a colon (:) in the docker pull command:

```shell
sudo docker pull hello-world:latest
```

## Listing the Images Available in the Local

To list all images that were already downloaded by the local Docker daemon, use the docker images command:

```shell
$ sudo docker images

REPOSITORY                         TAG                 IMAGE ID            CREATED             VIRTUAL SIZE
docker.io/hello-world              latest              a5ad9eb2ff48        4 weeks ago         974 B
```
## Creating a Container from an image
To create and start a process within a new container, use the docker run command. The container is created from the container image name passed as argument.

```shell
$ sudo docker run hello-world

Hello from Docker!
This message shows that your installation appears to be working correctly.
```

## Guided Exercise: Creating a MySQL Database Instance
In this exercise, you will start a MySQL server inside a container, and then create and populate a database.

1. Create a MySQL server container instance:

    1.1. Open a shell inside the Minishift VM. All Docker commands will be run inside the VM:

    ```shell
    $ minishift start
    $ minishift ssh
    [docker@minishift ~] $
    ```

    1.2. Start a container from [the Docker Hub MySQL](https://hub.docker.com/_/mysql/) image:

    ```shell
    [docker@minishift ~]$ docker run --name mysql-basic -e MYSQL_USER=user1 -e MYSQL_PASSWORD=pass1 -e MYSQL_DATABASE=items -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root -d mysql:5.6
    ```

    Notice that we passed the -d to the docker run command to start a container image as a background process.
    Also many container images require parameters to be started, such as the MySQL official image (read Environment Variables in the Docker hub image description).
    They should be provided using the -e option from the docker command.

    This command downloads (pulls) the mysql container image with the **5.6** tag, and starts a container named **mysql-basic** based on it. The container runs in the background.
    The mysql container image uses the environment variables passed to the docker run command to initialize a database named **items**, owned by a user named **user1**, with **pass1** as the password. The database administrator password is set to **root**.

    1.3. Check that the container started without errors.

    ```shell
    $ sudo docker ps | grep mysql
    CONTAINER ID    IMAGE       COMMAND                  CREATED            STATUS         PORTS      NAMES
    13568029202d    mysql:5.6   "docker-entrypoint.sh"   6 seconds ago      Up 4 seconds   3306/tcp   mysql-basic
    ```

2. Access the container sandbox by running the following command:

    ```shell
    $ docker exec -it mysql-basic bash
    root@13568029202d:/#
    ```

    This will starts a Bash shell, running as root, inside the MySQL container.

3. Add data to the database:

    Log in to MySQL as the database administrator user (root) using the password we passed to docker run command

    ```shell
    mysql -proot
    ```

    The mysql command opens the MySQL database interactive prompt. Run the following command to check the items database availability:

    ```m
    mysql> show databases;
    +--------------------+
    | Database           |
    +--------------------+
    | information_schema |
    | items              |
    | mysql              |
    | performance_schema |
    +--------------------+
    4 rows in set (0.00 sec)
    ```

    Cool our mysql database is up and running , it took just 2 minutes to install an instance, configure and create the database.

4. Undo the changes made by the lab when you are finished

    4.1. Stop the running container by running the following command:

    ```shell
    [docker@minishift ~]$ docker stop mysql-basic
    ```

    4.2. Remove the data from the stopped container by running the following command:

    ```shell
    [docker@minishift ~]$ docker rm mysql-basic
    ```

    4.3. Remove the container image by running the following command:

    ```shell
    [docker@minishift ~]$ docker rmi mysql:5.6
    ```

    4.4. Leave the Minishift VM:

    ```shell
    [docker@minishift ~]$ exit
    logout
    $ minishift stop

    ```

## To recap
The base command for the Docker CLI discussed in this article:

```
docker search   # Search the Docker Hub for images
docker pull     # Pull an image or a repository from a registry
docker images   # List images
docker run      # Run a command in a new container
docker ps       # List containers
docker exec     # Run a command in a running container
docker stop     # Stop one or more running containers
docker rm       # Remove one or more containers
docker rmi      # Remove one or more images
```

 See also the full [Docker command line reference](https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/docker/)

Now that you're able to run a container from an existing image, let's learn more about the [life Cycle of containers][3].

[0]: https://jerbiahmed.github.io/introduction
[1]: https://jerbiahmed.github.io/setting-up-openshift-lab
[2]: https://jerbiahmed.github.io/docker-overview/
[3]: https://jerbiahmed.github.io/docker-life-cycle
[4]: https://jerbiahmed.github.io/
[5]: https://jerbiahmed.github.io/
[6]: https://jerbiahmed.github.io/

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This summer is a summer to remember. Major remodel. Empty nest. Church search. Parting with 25 years of stuff in order to simplify. Despite working on 2 historical books, I still found myself longing for a Bible study to do on my own. That spiritual hunger is the sweetest of all & God never fails to satisfy & serve up His Word!
I don't even remember how I stumbled across (divinely timed) Darlene Schacht but her ministry name reeled me right in. How intriguing is Time~Warp Wife? I'd never heard of her before but was soon searching her website. And I had to smile because at the top of her home page in pink (my favorite color) reads BIBLE STUDIES FOR WOMEN. Wow!
I ordered two, Philippians, The Joy of Christian Living and Quieting Your Heart Gratitude Journal. She has many more! Her beautiful images (some are shown above) speak to my heart. She has quite a personal testimony. I can't wait to read her book about how the Lord got hold of her and transformed her. Wow, again!
I always feel I find these things not just for myself but to share. So if you're looking for a summer study to do on your own or maybe even lead one and bless others you know, please visit Time~Warp Wife. I'm so happy I did!
Thanks for the recommendation. I get so weary of searching and never buying because I'm just not sure. I've bought several from a particularly popular women's Bible study author. And while they are good, they are not a good match for me. Yet I keep buying them. And they sit unfinished. Then I will get them out to finish at some point and then shelve them again! It's a sad and frustrating cycle.
I try really hard to stay away from what is trending. Yes, even trending Bible studies.
Would you mind giving a review of sorts in a few months? I really need my money spent to count and not get shelved again.
Your summer sounds hard with all that change. I've found that God grows us during change. I hate it and stomp my feet the whole time. Maybe in a few months I will see some progress in myself from my own summer of change.
And I hear you about being careful about books, especially Bible studies. So dislike the unfinished books in my stack! I will certainly let you know once I've completed these. I will say that I like the 2 I'm working on so much that I ordered 2 more of hers yesterday 🙂 So that's a good sign, at least. But what works for one doesn't for another. I've been in studies written by popular Bible study leaders that leave friends cold. Argh. Plus being busy, moving, resettling, leaves little time for reflection though sometimes that's when we need it most.
Love catching up with you this way, dear friend. Hugs and love to you! And prayers!


Dutch architectural firm, HofmanDujardin, introduces a revolutionary, life-enhancing urban strategy for the city of Amsterdam. "We live in Amsterdam and we love Amsterdam. It is a fabulous city, and we want to make it more fabulous," says Michiel Hofman. Oamsterdam offers an innovative plan to connect the northern district to the rest of the city. Mirroring the form of the exiting half-circle of the north, we will create a circular path through the city, thus restoring Amsterdam's historic connection to the water and opening up the IJ waterfront. The inner ring will be a vital new connection uniting areas of the city, bringing space and air to the historic, crowded centre.
Amsterdam needs to be innovative in its urban strategy today, just as it was in the past when it pioneered its historic, circular canal system. Today, Amsterdam is struggling with a vast number of visitors to its densely populated, historic city-centre. Tourism is taking its toll on the city. The streets and squares are overcrowded, traffic is dense and the price of housing exceeds national standards. At the same time, the city council has high ambitions for quality public spaces, affordable housing, smart mobility, interactive resources and the creation of a green and healthy environment for its inhabitants. Amsterdam is embracing ideas to enlarge the city-centre and initiatives to make it into a truly innovative city, ready for the future.
In alignment with these goals, HofmanDujardin introduces a revolutionary, life-enhancing urban strategy, Oamsterdam. It creates a circular, 16-kilometer circumference, bustling new city-centre for Amsterdam. The new ring is a total rethinking of the city. The redevelopment of the city's inner ring will create fantastic new areas throughout the whole city. The redevelopment extends from all adjacent open spaces; from repurposed buildings to two new bridges over the Ij. By connecting the northern part of the city, decentralizing the city-centre and activating the ring now used solely by cars, Oamsterdam lays out a masterplan that encompasses all of the difficulties the city is facing and addresses its functional ambitions for the future.
Oamsterdam will accommodate valuable programmatic additions to the city. HofmanDujardin envisions a natural park along the road and canals, a new food market in a current parking lot, urban farming in a former bank building, various sports facilities along the new ring and a city beach at the IJ waterfront. Further into the future, the city may have air ships, silent floating cars and delivery drones. Holograms will surround us and the streets will be a multimedia surface with interactive features. Oamsterdam will be ready to accommodate these innovations.
Mirroring the form of the exiting half-circle of the north, we will create a circular path through the city, thus restoring Amsterdam's historic connection to the water and opening up the IJ waterfront.
Oamsterdam will create new connections within the urban fabric, leading to a larger city-centre. The bridges, already under discussion, will be rooted in a larger plan for the city. At a practical level, the ring will connect the existing cultural, creative, financial and historical areas of the city. Presenting Oamsterdam as an urban strategy for Amsterdam, HofmanDujardin expects to enter the discussion of how we see the future of Amsterdam—a fabulous Amsterdam.


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Guests on Volume 20
• ELIZABETH FOX-GENOVESE on the benefits of single-sex education, and the confusion of "elite" feminism
• ROBERT D. RICHARDSON, JR., on why the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson continues to attract certain religious seekers
• ROGER LUNDIN on Emerson's assertion of alternatives to Christianity, and how they have seeped under the American cultural skin
• WILFRED MCCLAY on individualism and collectivism in American society
• ANDREW A. TADIE on learning to love and learn from G. K. Chesterton
• ROBERT JENSON on why the life of the mind matters to the Church, and how it should take shape in the world
• TED PRESCOTT on why artists have been attracted to abstraction, and what viewers should look for in abstract art
• TED LIBBEY on Haydn's The Creation
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
On January 17, 1996, the Supreme Court heard arguments in United States v. the Commonwealth of Virginia. At stake in the case was the question of whether or not the Virginia Military Institute was guilty of violating federal regulations on gender discrimination by maintaining its male-only admission policy. One of the expert witnesses on behalf of the Citadel and Virginia Military Institute was Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, professor of Humanities and History at Emory University. Her 1991 book, Feminism without Illusions, challenges many of the inconsistencies and blind spots of contemporary feminism. A graduate of an all-women's college, she is an ardent advocate of single-sex education for men and women.
Robert D. Richardson, Jr.
The figure of the sage-poet Ralph Waldo Emerson is a commanding presence in American culture. The answers he sketched out to questions of meaning, society, and individual identity continue to inform the American way of life. Those who worry that the nineteenth century figure inaugurated an unprecedented spirit of relativism and self-centeredness remember that it was Emerson who first uttered the maxim, "Do your own thing." Robert Richardson published a masterful study of Emerson's life, Emerson: The Mind on Fire. It is an intellectual biography which examines the way Emerson's ideas germinated, took root, and manifested themselves in his life.
Roger Lundin
Roger Lundin is a professor of English at Wheaton College, a cultural historian, and the author of The Culture of Interpretation: Christian Faith and the Postmodern World. One of the chapters in his book looks at the influence of Emerson's ideas on contemporary literary theory and on society at large. Lundin presents an audio essay, a musing on why Emerson's influence lingers in American culture. Specifically, he examines Emerson's assertion of alternatives to Christianity and how they have been adopted by the American people.
Wilfred McClay
American culture has long struggled with the paradox of radical individualism coexisting with a tendency to institutionalization and bland conformism. The spirit of the 1960s and the spirit of the 1950s are both essentially American. Historian Wilfred McClay's book The Masterless: Self and Society in Modern America traces the history of the vacillating fortunes of these two tendencies. On the one hand, the individualism of Emerson, Andrew Jackson, Charles Finney, and the frontier; on the other, the growing consolidation of power in national government and of experience in national culture. His book tells the story of a society that does not know quite what to make of authority.
Andrew Tadie
One of the most quoted and quotable writers on matters of society and culture is G. K. Chesterton. Dr. Andrew Tadie teaches English at Seattle University and has served as co-editor of two collections of essays concerning Chesterton, the more recent entitled Permanent Things. Tadie talks about his own difficulties with Chesterton as a young man and the way he has attempted to make Chesterton accessible for his students. He gives some critique of The Napoleon of Notting Hill, one of Chesterton's works of fiction, and examines its message about community and neighborhoods.
Robert Jenson
Dr. Robert Jenson is a professor of religion at St. Olaf College, and his essay, "On the Renewing of the Mind: Reflections on the Calling of Christian Intellectuals," is part of a new anthology of short pieces called Essays in Theology of Culture. Dr. Jenson suggests that the crisis of modern higher education cannot be explained in terms of funding, politicization, or overspecialization but that the modern university has forgotten from where it came. The present-day university upholds the Enlightenment vision of individual and autonomous reason rather than the original vision of thinkers in communion and conversation.
Ted Prescott
Art critic Ted Prescott offers a primer for understanding abstract art. For many people, abstract painting and sculpture is at best a highly specialized and technical interest, and at worst a joke. If, however, one is interested in comprehending the dynamics of twentieth-century culture, it is imperative to have some understanding of the rise of abstraction-how ideas about abstraction have evolved and how numerous social and cultural forces outside the art world influence its development.
Ted Libbey
The Creation, written by Haydn in 1796, is a compilation of settings from Genesis, the Psalms, and Milton's Paradise Lost. Much historical evidence exists to suggest that Haydn considered this project one of the most meaningful efforts of his career. The musical style is reminiscent of Handel's oratorios. Haydn had heard a lot of Handel during a visit to London in 1791 and had been very impressed. In The Creation, Haydn uses a great deal of dramatic orchestral coloring to evoke the feeling of various events in the narrative. Music critic Ted Libbey points out that in addition to this obvious musical expression, Haydn used a number of musical devices to make up for not having sets, scenery, or stage action.


Tension and fear in Europe about Russia and Putin's policies. Another concerns for EU and US is the Moscow's intentions in Balkans. As if Europe didn't have enough problems and crises, Serbs in the Republic of Srpska are about to take a referendum to declare independence and this could plunge the Balkans into another big game. Far away from Russia but very important to Putin's geopolitics in the Balkans, state of Bosnia, Northern Kosovo, Serbia and Macedonia are the major playgrounds of Russia. Russia despite democratic changes in Montenegro has a influence in Podgorica. Also Serbia is becoming a part of great war geopolitics. Macedonia due to new crises has chance to get away from Russia's power and circle of influence. The 2016 will be very important for Skopje and its citizens due to the major ethnic disputes. This is new assertion of Russia after Crimea and Syria. A new flash point in mid of second decade of 21st century, year 2016.
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I got the phone this past Wednesday and so far I am enjoying it a lot. First off, the phone works great as a phone. I get better quality calls on the new one than I did on my old phone, which worked well. The Internet is very fast everywhere I have used it so far. I really enjoy the email application and it works pretty good also. I am still trying all sorts of things with it. The only thing that could be considered a negative to me is the battery life. It is not surprising of the battery issue but I may get a bigger battery one day soon for it. The lack of a physical keyboard could be considered a negative for some but I am thankfully having really good luck with it. I do not miss the physical keyboard.
I just dug out a game I have not played in years because I am going to try and make it to a LAN party next weekend(I think). The game I am referring to is called Quake. Yes, it is rather old but the name was tossed around as a potential game to be played so I wanted to make sure I had it ready to work on my laptop, which I would be bringing, instead of my desktop. I recently got Windows 7 Professional installed on my desktop. It runs 32bit and my laptop runs 7 Ultimate in 64bit. I really doubt there will be much of any difference between the two in terms of playability. My recent games like Team Fortress 2 and slightly older ones like Freedom Force works fine on my laptop. Even Tron 2.0 from some years ago works great on my laptop.
I was toying around with this for a way to automate a backup but do it over a secure connection. Here is the basic instructions that I have for at least setting up the key authentication. Also, WordPress mangles apostrophes so if you copy the commands from here and paste them into a shell it may put them as periods.
This has been an eventful year. All sorts of things have happened in my family and the market for jobs has been a bit diminished so this year things will be a bit out of sorts. More so than usual I would imagine. I won't go into details here on the events that have happened but I will say that if I do not get back on the blog again before Christmas I wish you a Merry Christmas. I hope that everyone has a good Christmas and I would say hopefully next year will have a bit better run.
Some months back I signed up for the event and have been waiting on it as they were promising they were giving out a copy of Windows 7 Professional to each attendee. The event was yesterday and I got there around 7:30a or so. The interesting part was that it took place in the AMC 24 Movie Theater in the area of Willowbrook. I signed up for the developers track as that was the only opening at the time.
To be honest, this was the first time I went and sat in a movie theater and did not watch a movie. I learned a decent amount about the changes from Windows 2008 Server to the R2 release and how things worked. While I am not a programmer at the moment it was nice to see how some of the things worked in the back end.
I have been to two other Microsoft events and this seemed to be more subdued than the one last year. I guess some of the reasons may be the economy and last year's event had Windows 2008 as a new release and not just the R2 version. I did not stay the entire day but I did finish up the morning part.
One of the nice things was after the morning talks when we all were leaving where the speech had taken place, we got Windows 7 Ultimate. I was expecting Professional since it was stated on the signup website but was happy in any case.
If I get time I may give some detail on another entry of how everything went on my install of Windows 7.
Originally I had a desktop computer running Windows 2003 Server as a DC. I ran it in '2000-Mixed mode' for Samba's sake as I was told it was important to do so. I eventually used the VMware Converter to make the DC a VM to run on my IBM as a guest. Samba ran underneath it authenticating off of the guest DC. That was not the most ideal solution but it worked mostly well. Due to some recent drive troubles on the IBM I had to come up with another solution. It was the SATA drives, not the SCSI, starting to have problems.
I was trying to get everything working on the Dell as a VMware ESXi Server. Most of the things were working right but a storage solution for the data was not coming up properly due to the limited driver support of SATA controllers and of course my budget. I still needed to have a workable solution so I could try to keep my data safe.
Finally I got tired of the whole BS since, at the same time, I was trying to make sure my backups were good that I had pulled often enough from the IBM. I backed up the VMs and then installed Windows 2008.
Once I had it installed and updated I tried the SATA controllers that I had and had to use the Vista drivers as I could not find official 2008 drivers. When the controller would get saturated it would cause a weird memory error and that would make Windows do a blue screen. As soon as I removed the controller everything else worked fine.
Once I got the machine updated and removed the offending hardware things started to calm down. I attached it to my domain and then created the shares and all that. I copied the data to the server in the specific shares and altered my VB login script to point to the new server. Once I made sure things worked properly it was then time to make it a DC.
As I said earlier, it was running in '2000 Mixed mode' so there was more work to do. I changed it to native and let things calm down. I then updated it to 2003 on both the forest and domain. Once I did that I ran the deploy script, from the 2008 Server DVD, on the schema master and that updated the schema. It took a good ten minutes or so since it was running as a guest and not doing too well due to the hard drive problems. Once it was updated I set the 2008 machine up as a DC. Once I made sure any possible errors were ironed out I then removed the old DC after a day of running. Once the old DC was removed I made sure no errors were popping up and then changed the Forest and Domain to 2008 mode.
After ironing out any lingering issues on the DC I went ahead and installed VMware 2.x Server and put two of my backed up VMs on the server. Once is a Linux Shell server with 512M of RAM. The other is a Windows XP Professional SP3 running 512M of RAM. They both seem to run fine as guests on the server and do not load it up too much.
It seems that I will be moving my VMware related VMs and all that to my IBM once I have things migrated to my Dell. I wanted ESXi to work on the Dell properly but the limits of SATA driver support and the underlying PITA it is to dig up logs to find out what exactly is happening has become more irritating than I am willing to deal with in a home environment.
I plan to back up the VMs and other data of course before I start. I will then make the Host OS Windows 2008 and maybe run a guest using the plain ol VMware Server 2.x to get a Linux shell server going. I would actually give Hyper-V a try but it requires a 64-bit processor and none of my server hardware has that. I know most, if not all, of my hardware should work with Windows.
I know some may think, why not try Linux. My IBM is currently running Linux as the host with VMware 1.09 on top of that with Windows 2003 as a guest for DC related things. Linux also runs as the file server using Samba authenticating off of the guest.
Overall using ESXi is not really a major problem if all your hardware is supported and you have the right license but of course I am using the free license and the server is no longer officially supported by VMware but still works. Once I am done, I will try to install ESXi on my IBM as it has almost identical hardware for the most part. The drives on the IBM are big enough for ESXi and the like but not big enough for any VMs so I will be trying to use an IDE drive or something like that to provide the non-fault tolerant space for the development and testbed VMs.
The other day at work I needed to upgrade the functional level of the AD Forest from Windows 2000 to 2003 R2. I was going to add another server and make it the main AD server. It is running 2003 R2 but the rest in the domain controllers are running 2003 RTM with service pack 2 of course. Anyway, from what I remembered, upgrading the level would not be a rebootable procedure but I could not find absolute proof even on Microsoft's technet site. I proceeded to do every check in the book that I could to make sure that AD was working great. Everything checked out and so I went and upgraded it to plain ol' 2003 first. On a side note, the domain level was already 2003. After that I had to use the second CD that came with 2003 R2 and run the 'adprep /forestprep' on the schema master. It made me a little nervous but it worked fine and still no reboots were required which I was thankful for and expected but with Microsoft you don't always know. Just make sure you run the adprep command from the Schema Master. That part is important to the success of the upgrade. After that I was able to install AD on the new server. With Windows 2003 R2 the adprep command is located on the second CD in the path of 'CMPNENTS\R2\ADPREP'.
I have been off and on playing with VMware's ESXi Server 3.5 u4 on my Dell Poweredge 2600 that is spec'ed similar to my IBM Server but has 6GB of RAM instead of 3GB. So far I have 4 VM's running on it and it seems like a sweet spot for me as far as speed and responsiveness goes. I have a Development 'box' running Windows 2003 Server Standard w/ SQL Server 2005 and is given 2GB of RAM to play with. I also have a Windows 2008 'box' that I gave 2GB of RAM to as I plan to make it my DC one day when it is slated to take over as my main Server and I also want it to one day do the TS Gateway thing. I have a third VM running Ubuntu JeOS Linux 9.04 and I gave it 512M of RAM. It will become my Shell server for now. As my last VM I have Windows XP Professional SP3 with 512M of RAM going as a 'desktop' machine of sorts. It is mainly for if my workstation is offline and I need to remote in and access workstation related things, it will be up for that as long as the server is on. The only thing I am working on still is the storage solution for my data. I am getting a couple of refurbished 500GB drives from Western Digital when they come back from repair and plan to do a software RAID1. I may be getting another 1 or 2 bad 500GB drives that are still under warranty to return and get replacements that will end up being my spares for when a drive fails. I already have some spare SCSI drives for the main array. Once I get those drives I will have to spend a fun Saturday configuring everything. Once I get the system mostly completed I will have to test it for a few weeks before making it live. Yes, I do this kind of thing for home use. I don't like having the system fail on me right out of the gate. It will be nice to have one big system doing the job of 4 machines.
I have been looking around and one model has sparked my interest due to its low cost and reliability(from what I have read). It is the Honda Rebel. I know, people may holler about a Harley Davidson but I tend to stay on the broke side. A motorcycle tends to have good gas mileage, which makes me interested. Anyway, right now I am not in a position to purchase one but from what I have seen it is around 4k brand new. Of course I am also looking into a Kawasaki 2009 Eliminator 125. I am just starting to do research on this so of course it will be a while before I can even think of getting one. I also would need to go into a dealership of sorts to try and sit on it to make sure I know what I really could handle riding.
Today at work one of the things I was trying to do was figure out how to enable SSL on Apache Tomcat 6. I am still working on that as the things I have tried so far have not worked. Good thing I am trying this on a test machine but it is irritating me. Good thing I do not give up easily. Hopefully I will have some better news after tomorrow. Anyway, time to hit the hay so my mind will be fresh.


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USACE Vicksburg District announces maintenance at Engineer Point
Published 12:15 pm Friday, November 27, 2020
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Vicksburg District announces that maintenance work will begin at the Engineer Point boat ramp at Sardis Lake Monday, Nov. 30.
Contractors will repair the shoreline and parking lot at the lower boat ramp. Maintenance is not expected to interrupt visitor access, but visitors should be cautious and watch for equipment and workers in the area. The work is expected to last several months.
The public will be notified of any forthcoming changes to access to the area. For more information or questions about recreation closures, please contact the Sardis Lake Field Office at 662-563-4531.
Engineer Point is one of the busiest boat ramps in north Mississippi and provides year-round access to Sardis Lake. The area has been submerged and damaged several times during high water periods in the last several years.
Arkabutla, Sardis, Enid and Grenada lakes, the four Mississippi flood control reservoirs in the Vicksburg District's area of responsibility, were authorized by the Flood Control Act of 1936, which provided a plan designed to address flooding that originated in the Yazoo Basin. The four reservoirs are used to hold runoff, or excess rainwater, as a flood-prevention measure. With approximately 3.2 million visitors each year, the north Mississippi lakes also contribute approximately $82 million into the local economy.
The USACE Vicksburg District is engineering solutions to the nation's toughest challenges. The Vicksburg District encompasses a 68,000-square-mile area across portions of Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana that holds seven major river basins and incorporates approximately 460 miles of mainline Mississippi River levees. The Vicksburg District is engaged in hundreds of projects and employs approximately 1,100 personnel.
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Mess line of the 14th Engineers at Camp Rockingham, Salem NH in 1917. From "History of the Fourteenth Engineers, U.S. Army," 1923.
The Light Railway Engineers of World War I are little known regiments composed of men initially recruited from among railroad workers. Most of the men of the Fourteenth Engineers (Rwy), my primary focus, came from the Boston MA area including New Hampshire. When war was declared in April of 1917, the United States War Department requested nine regiments to be formed to work specifically with railroads–three for operating, five for construction, and one for repair. These recruiting efforts resulted in the Eleventh Regiment from New York, NY; Twelfth Regiment from St. Louis, MO; Thirteenth Regiment from Chicago, IL; Fourteenth Regiment from Boston, MA; Fifteenth Regiment from Pittsburgh PA; Sixteenth Regiment from Detroit, Michigan; Seventeenth Regiment from Atlanta GA; Eighteenth Regiment from San Francisco, CA; and the Nineteenth Regiment from Philadelphia PA.
He is buried in Arlington Cemetery.
In the Boston area, on 8 May 1917 then-Major William Preston Wooten and then-First Lieutenant Layson E. Atkins raised and organized recruits at Barristers Hall, 25 Pemberton Square. The first enlisted man there was James F. Everett, and the second Everett E. Gardner. Heads of Railway corporations were asked to cooperate in order to obtain experienced men. Companies A, B, D and F were recruited in Boston, while Company C was recruited in Portland, Maine and E was recruited in New Haven CT. Once in Europe the 14th (and also the 12th) Engineers would maintain and operate narrow gauge railways.
The total strength of the 14th Regiment was 1153. Their regimental insignia was a winged locomotive wheel on a section of track. They trained at the former Rockingham Race Track in Salem, New Hampshire, then dubbed Camp Rockingham. [Details of the actual training and outfitting is quite extensive in the book referenced here, so I won't repeat it in this article. SEE History of the Fourteenth Engineers (Light Railway)]. There were occasional off duty outings for the soldier-trainees to nearby Canobie Lake. On 27 July 1917 at 3:30 p.m. the 14th Engineers were aboard the ship Adriatic departing New York harbor bound for Halifax N.S., Canada where it formed a convey with three other ships. Finally on 1 August 1917 at 6 p.m. the convey, and the men of the Fourteenth, were bound for Europe.
It seems that the regiment records were burned at their storage location in France during a raid. The appendix of the "History of the Fourteenth Engineers" shows a re-creation of the rosters but these do not include official lists of the wounded, so what is compiled here is probably incomplete. SEE the List of men: Officers and Regimental Roster.
Rather than transcribing that entire list, I urge you to use the links directly above to the regimental roster where you can search the book for mention of specific names. What follows here are a few biographies and sketches of New Hampshire men who were known to have served in the 14th Engineers (Rwy).
1st Sergt. Arthur L. Barrett, son of Mrs. Guy Leston & Emma Delight (Lamkin) Barrett of Ashland and Lisbon, Grafton Co., NH. Company B. Service Number 164,444. Returned from Europe board the ship Dakotan from Bordeaux, France arriving in Boston MA on 17 April 1919.
P1c Elmer Cleveland Bartlett, son of Daniel D. & Rebecca L. (Bryant) Bartlett of Cornish NH. Company A and E. Enlisted June 10, 1917. Gassed Mar. 21, 1918. Released May 2, 1919. Served 21 Months.
Edward P. Bickford, son of Edward Purington & Amanda A. (Butler) Bickford. Company A and B. Enlisted 22 May 1917; Released 2 May1919. Wife, Evelyn J. "Helen" Dunbar.
Private Hector Blow, son of Frank & Emelia (Chalifoux) Blow. Company D., married Melina Chamard; resided 111 Tolles Street, Nashua NH. Replacement Draft departed 27 Feb 1918 from Hoboken NJ to Europe.
Perley Hadley Buxton, son of Harry B. & Caroline "Carrie" (Perley) Buxton of Goffstown NH. Company B., Service Number 164,449. Returned to United States from Bordeaux, France on ship Dakotan arriving in Boston MA on 17 April 1919.
William Albert Clayburn, son of Harry & Katherine Charlotte C. (Bebbington) Clayburn of Piermont NH; Company E.; Replacement Draft left Hoboken NJ for Europe on 27 February 1918, ship 3.
Private Alexander Luther Cook, son of Luke & Fannie Cook (of Russia). Resided Portsmouth NH, married Ethel R. Rogenski. Company E. Replacement Draft. Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 27 Feb 1918 aboard Ship 3.
Private Joseph Armsbury Draper, son of Otis W. & Octavia "Alice" (Mathews) Draper of Quincy [Rumney] NH; Company E.. Replacement Draft. Departed for Europe on 27 Feb 1918 from Hoboken NJ aboard ship 3.
Pvt. Warren A. Farmer, son of Rev. George W. & Ida A. (Baldwin) Farmer [pastor St. Luke's Church in Portsmouth and other NH parishes] of 3 Park Avenue Derry NH. Service Number 17687. Medical Officer. Returned to U.S. from Bordeaux France, arriving in Boston MA on 17 April 1919 aboard the ship Dakotan.
Private Edward Francis Gallagher, son of James C. & Margaret (Shortell) Gallagher of Woodsville, Grafton Co., NH; Company B., Service Number 164,472. Departed Bordeaux France for the U.S. aboard the ship Dakotan on 17 April 1919. He married Clara M. Trombley.
Private Lewis William Gove, son of Charles T. & Addie A. (Harris) Gove of Wentworth NH. Company D. Departed the U.S. for Europe from Hoboken NJ on 27 Feb 1918, aboard ship No. 3. He married Pearl E. (Quail) Terpening.
Private Everett Arthur Lewis "A.L." Hall, son of Hiland G. & Agnes (Dunham) Hall of West Canaan, Grafton Co., NH. Company E. Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 27 Feb 1918.
Joseph A. Larouche, son of Thomas & Denise (Potvin) Larouche; married to Mary Ida Durivage. Wagoner, Company B. Enlisted 25 May 1917, Released 2 May 1919. Buried Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Manchester NH.
Corporal Alfred L. Luneau, son of Joseph L. & Serilda (Provencher) Luneau of Tilton NH. Company B., Service Number 164,421. Returned to U.S. from Bordeaux, France arriving Boston MA on 17 April 1919, ship Dakotan. He married Lena M. Laflame.
P1c Norman Mc Meekin, son of Mrs. William J. & Margaret (MacFarlane) McMeekin of Woodsville NH. Company B, Service Number 164,502. Departed Bordeau France arriving in Boston MA on 17 April 1919 aboard the Dakotan. He married Florence May Cole.
P1c Ralph F. Morton, son of Fred D. & Lelia J. (Smith) Morton of Lisbon NH; Company B., Service Number 164,505. Departed Bordeaux France aboard the ship Dakotan arriving in Boston MA on 17 April 1919.
Frank Opie, son of John & Mary Jane (Gienty/Geinty) Opie. Served in Co. E, 14th Engineers (Railway). Was a replacement recruit who departed for Europe on 27 Feb 1918. He died of wounds received in action on 12 April 1918. His service is credited to Boston MA though he was born in Concord NH. [See story in another article].
Private Leland G. Riddle, son of James W. & Clara A. (Fowler) Riddle of Grafton, Grafton Co. NH. Company D, Recruit. Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 27 February 1918. He married Lois Morrill.
P1c Fred B. Severance, son of Fred Wiggin & Annie (Odell) Severance of NH. Medical Department. Service Number 17684. Departed Bordeaux France for Boston MA on 17 April 1919, aboard Dakotan. He married Eva May Swett.
Corp. Frank A. Supernor, son of John Baptist & Mary Esther (Davis) Supernor, of Andover, New Hampshire. He served in Company B, Service number was 164532. He died of disease in France on 25 February 1919. His remains were returned to the U.S. for reburial [SEE Heroes of Andover NH].
Private Alvah Benjamin Sweet, son of William A. & Estella E. (Strong) Sweet of West Lebanon NH. Company B., Service Number 164,541. Departed Bordeaux France aboard ship Dakotan, arriving in Boston MA on 17 April 1919.
Private Howard Elson Whitcher, son of John & Agnes (Merrill) Whitcher of Lyme, Grafton Co., NH. Company E. or F, Replacement Recruit. Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 27 Feb 1918. He married Florence May Muzzey.
Private Leon M Willey, son of Charles H. & Martha Ann "Mattie" (Willey) Willey of Milton, Strafford Co. NH; Company D. Recruit. Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 27 February 1918. He married Flora M. Downs.
Sgt. Arthur Ernest Wood, son of Henry & Margaret (Hall) Wood of Woodsville, Grafton Co., NH. Company B., Service Number 164,376. Departed Bordeau France arriving in Boston MA on 17 April 1919. He married Florence P. Wadley [Wadleigh].
Private Edgar H. Butterfield, son of Charles F. Butterfield of Wilton NH. Company A, 66th Engineers (Standard Gauge Railway Operating Regiment). Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 30 June 1918 aboard ship Mongolia.
Private Dana B Byam, son of Mrs. Francella Byam of Winchester NH. Co. C 39th Engineers (Railway). Service Number 1684137. Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 7 June 1918. Second Phase.
Private Leonard D. Knobbs, son of C.H. Knobbs of Laconia NH. 17th Engineers (Railway), Camp Devens Detachment. Departed St. Nazaire, France arriving in Hoboken NJ on 25 March 1919 aboard the Susquehanna. Service Number 185,030.
Private James E. Ricketts of 154 Tyler Street, Waco, Texas. Service Number 730427. Company A., 66th Engineers (Standard Gauge Railway Operating Regiment). Departed Hoboken NJ for Europe on 30 June 1918.
The Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth NH, Saturday, 20 December 1919, page 2. FIRST REUNION OF 14th ENGINEERS. Many Boston & Maine Attend Dance in Boston. The 14th engineers, light railway, the first volunteer regiment to go to France, gave a dance Friday evening in Convention Hall, Boston, which was attended by about 500 former members of the regiment and their friends. It was the first reunion of the organization since it was mustered out and it was undertaken in the hopes that it might be the forerunner of a permanent social organization. Major Charles Henderson, first battalion commander, addressed the members. Other former officers present were Captain Frank Pelletier, H Company, now trainmaster of the B & M at Worcester; Lieut. John Brackett, crew dispatcher at the North station; Captain Charles W. Lewis and Lieut. Otis B. Ruggles of A company, both B & M men and Captain Peyton of F company, a New Haven railroad man. Dancing was given 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. with a cabaret from 10:30 to 11 p.m. Members of the regiment who took part in the cabaret included F. Archer Elms of Haverhill, "Jack" O'Leary, John Morgan and Frank Murphy all B&M employees. The affair was organized by H.M. Ramsdell, H.J. Meyers, George F. Conland and Donald Bossey, all employees or ex-employees of the B&M. The entertainment committee consisted of James hart and Joseph Dever former railroad men now in the employ of the city; Ed Shaughnessey, John Kelley and "Jack" Hughes, B&M men and Joe Christy of the New Haven.
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Great article – I have a copy of the book referenced, History of the Fourteenth Engineers – very good. My grandfather, Lew Anson Wallace of Columbia, NH, was a member of Company C of the 14th Engineers.


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Q: Implicit Conversion to IEnumerable I have a class that is used to hold values loaded from a configuration file. To make this class easier to use, I have set up many implicit conversions to some basic types.
One of the types I would like to convert to is IEnumerable(T). For example, if the programmer has a value like this in the config file
a = "1,2,3,4"

In C# code, he can write
IEnumerable<int> a = Config.a;

Ideally what I would like to write is this
    public static implicit operator IEnumerable<T>(ConfigurationValue val)
    {
        string value = val;

        string[] parts = value.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

        List<T> convertedTypes = new List<T>();

        foreach (string part in parts)
        {
            T converted = Convert.ChangeType(part.Trim(), typeof(T));
            convertedTypes.Add(converted);
        }

        return convertedTypes;
    }

But this is giving me syntax errors that T is undefined. Is there no way to define such a conversion or is there a special syntax for it?
Also for the record I am using C# 4.0 in the .Net Framework 4.0

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But this is giving me syntax errors that T is undefined. Is there no way to define such a conversion or is there a special syntax for it?

You're trying to declare a generic operator - and that's not supported in C#. (I don't know whether it's supported in IL.) The same is true for constructors, properties, events and finalizers.
Basically, only methods and types can be generic.
EDIT: As noted in comments, I'd write a generic method instead. User-defined conversions - particularly implicit ones - should be used very sparingly, IMO.

A: Instead of generic operator (which is impossible as @Jon stated) you can create extension method:
public static IEnumerable<T> AsEnumerable<T>(this string value)
{
    if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
        yield break;

    var parts = value.Split(new[] {','}, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

    foreach (string part in parts)
        yield return Convert.ChangeType(part.Trim(), typeof(T));
}

And use it like this:
IEnumerable<int> a = Config.a.AsEnumerable<int>();

A: As Jon Skeet mentioned generic operators aren't supported, but you could make it a generic extension method instead.
public static class ConfigurationExtensions
{
    public IEnumerable<T> GetValues<T>(this ConfigurationValue val)
    {
        string value = val.Value;

        string[] parts = value.Split(new[] { ',' }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

        List<T> convertedTypes = new List<T>();

        foreach (string part in parts)
        {
            T converted = (T)Convert.ChangeType(part.Trim(), typeof(T));
            convertedTypes.Add(converted);
        }

        return convertedTypes;
    }
}

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Heart North Devon (formerly Lantern FM and previously Lantern Radio) was an Independent Local Radio station in North Devon.

Technical
The station broadcast from two locations: its main transmitter at Huntshaw Cross on 96.2FM, and a relay station to cover the Ilfracombe area on 97.3FM. Both frequencies broadcast the same output.

History
The station was originally known as Lantern Radio, taking its name from the local coastline, known as "the Lantern Coast" - smugglers would lure ships onto the rocks of the North Devon coast with lanterns, causing the ships to run aground and thus be able to be plundered.

Originally owned by a consortium of local businesspeople, Orchard Media (the owners of Somerset's Orchard FM) purchased the station during the mid-1990s,

GWR Group purchased the group in 1999 and later merged with the Capital Radio Group to form GCap Media. In November 2005, it was announced that GCap's local radio stations in the South West, including Lantern FM, were to be sold, as they lay outside the company's primary target area. However, no acceptable offer was made for the stations, and the sale was abandoned. GCap was itself later taken over by Global Radio.

Initially broadcasting from studios in Bideford, the station moved in 2000 to studios in Roundswell Business Park in Barnstaple, where the station's breakfast and drivetime shows were produced until its closure. Lantern FM was rebranded on 23 March 2009 as part of Global Radio's Heart Network. By this time, the majority of the station's programming was networked from the Heart Network's main studios in Leicester Square, London.

Network restructuring
On 21 June 2010, Global Radio announced plans to close Heart North Devon and merge the station with Heart Plymouth, Heart Exeter and Heart Torbay and Heart South Devon as part of plans to reduce the Heart network of stations from 33 to 16. The new regional station, Heart Devon, began broadcasting from Exeter on 27 August 2010.

Notable past presenters
 Amy Cole (now BBC Look North reporter, when it was Lantern FM.)
   Andy Garland (now BBC Radio Kent presenter, when it was Lantern FM.)

References

External links
  History of local radio in Devon
 Huntshaw Cross mast
 Details of Lantern FM from Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator
 The station's format, as mandated by its broadcasting licence (MS Word Document)

Companies based in Devon
Radio stations established in 1992
Radio stations in Devon
North Devon
Defunct radio stations in the United Kingdom
Radio stations disestablished in 2010
North Devon


It was 50 years ago today when President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.
Fairview Elementary School in Milwaukee, WI.
On November 22, 1963, I was in the second grade at Fairview Elementary School in Milwaukee. On that afternoon we were at lunch and then the after lunch recess time when we could run about on the playground before returning to class. None of us were aware of what was happening in Dallas; we were seven years old.
When we did return to our classroom, the teacher, Miss Kowski (Don't remember if that's the correct spelling), was quietly sobbing. She stood in the corner and would furtively glance at us as she cried. We were all quiet, including the class clowns. Something was terribly wrong.
Finally she turned around, still crying and told us the president had been killed and we should all go home. As I recall we all started walking out the door. The principle, Mr. Morrissey, stopped some of us and asked what we were doing. Someone told him what had just transpired and he let us go. I spent the rest of the day and night watching the news with my parents, both of whom were devastated by the news.
The official portrait of our 35th President, John F. Kennedy.
My parents, good Catholic Democrats, had both worked on the 1960 Kennedy for President campaign so this was especially terrible news for them.
It was the Kennedy assassination that woke me up to politics, at such a young age. JFK was a hero in our house and we were very proud, as a family, to have contributed to his election.
President Kennedy was the first president to have been born in the 20th Century. He was a new, young man with a vision for a progressive future. He was one of us.
As of November 22, 1963, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy became a martyr and a saint, at least in the Forkes home.
In the 50 years since, we've learned a lot about our 35th president. He was a womanizer, even bedding the beauty of the day, Marilyn Monroe. Her birthday present to him, singing "Happy Birthday" on President Kennedy's 45th birthday, May 19th, 1962 — ten days early.
He had to be pushed to help the civil rights demonstrators in the South, when police and sheriff departments were turning dogs and water hoses on the peaceful marchers.
President Kennedy had serious health issues that bothered him daily, in particular his back. He couldn't get into the Army as a result of his back, so he joined the Navy in September 1941 instead.
John F. Kennedy aboard the PT-109 in the South Pacific, 1943. Photograph in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston.
Kennedy's actions as the commander of PT Boat 109 became the stuff of legend when, after being rammed by a Japanese warship off the Solomon Islands in November 1943, he rallied the surviving men in his command to save themselves by swimming to nearby islands to await rescue. Two islands, swimming miles to each of them, all while dragging a badly injured sailor, the lifejacket strap clenched in his teeth.
President Kennedy wasn't just the first Irish Catholic to be elected president, he was a war hero, decorated with the Navy and Marine Corps Cross.
We learned that President Kennedy inherited the Bay of Pigs operation (April 17, 1961) from his predecessor, Dwight D. Eisenhower and when it went bad, Kennedy got tagged with the failure. Then the anti-Castro crowd became an anti-Kennedy crowd as well because they felt he didn't support the men who tried to over throw Castro.
We learned all of these details about the age of "Camelot," as the Kennedy Administration had been dubbed. The original cast album from the Broadway musical Camelot was a favorite of the president so the connection was made between the two.
With his tragic end, Kennedy's memory — and that of his family — has been mythologized, although members of his family have, over the years, tried to play that down while still holding the two Kennedy Brothers, John and Robert, in high regard.
Julie Andrews and Richard Burton in the Broadway musical Camelot.
Robert was assassinated June 6, 1968.
More details would emerge, raising larger questions with policy implications. Was Kennedy going to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam?
John F. Kennedy was a cold war hawk. The only outcome he wanted with the war against the Soviet Union and to a lesser extent Communist China, was for Soviet-style communism to be defeated and those two countries, plus all their satellites, be turned into democracies, friendly to the United States.
John F. Kennedy believed the "domino theory:" if Vietnam were to fall to the communists then all of Southeast Asia would follow, as would Indonesia and possibly India. Despite that, Kennedy seemed to be pulling away from a conflict in that region.
U.S. advisors had been in Vietnam before the Kennedy Administration and Kennedy built up the American presence once he took office. But records about the Vietnam War were released to the public in the 1990's and indicated Kennedy was starting to withdraw the advisors, which numbered over 17,000 at the time.
President Kennedy's assassination changed the trajectory of U.S. involvement in Vietnam, according to some historians and for others it was a reason President Kennedy was removed from office.
Now we get into the conspiracy theories. Why was Kennedy murdered? Was it because of Cuba, the Bay of Pigs? Was he perceived as soft on the Soviet Union and Red China, due to his withdrawal of U.S. advisors from Vietnam?
29 October 1962 Executive Committee of the National Security Council meeting. Clockwise from President Kennedy: President Kennedy; Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara; Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gilpatric; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Maxwell Taylor; Assistant Secretary of Defense Paul Nitze; Deputy USIA Director Donald Wilson; Special Counsel Theodore Sorensen; Special Assistant McGeorge Bundy; Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon; Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy; Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson (hidden); Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson; Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Director William C. Foster; CIA Director John McCone (hidden); Under Secretary of State George Ball; Secretary of State Dean Rusk. White House, Cabinet Room.
Photograph by Cecil Stoughton, White House, in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum for the image.
In October 1962 the world came as close as its ever been to all out nuclear war with the Cuban Missile Crisis. U.S. spy planes detected medium-range missile installations going up in Cuba and for nearly two weeks the U.S. and the Soviet Union danced around the outcome.
Our military leaders wanted the all out confrontation. They saw the crisis as a reason to have that nuclear war and defeat communism once and for all. Kennedy disagreed and through two weeks in October, 13 days to be exact, the U.S. and the Soviet Union played out the confrontation publicly and secretly.
Eventually a compromise was reached. The Soviets withdrew their nuclear weapons from Cuba, the U.S. withdrew nuclear missiles from Turkey and the world was given the term, Mutually Assured Destruction — MAD.
We had the largest arsenal of nuclear weapons in the world (we still do) and some military leaders wanted to use them. To suggest they were disappointed we didn't got to nuclear was would be an understatement.
Then there were those people who said we should invade Cuba, have a ground war and oust Fidel Castro — all of these war ideas swirled around the Oval Office for 13 days and then the crisis ended with little fanfare and one downed U2 spy plane.
Was this even more reason for members of the military leadership to stage a coups d'etat?
It's speculation, every last bit of it, but much of it fueled by facts in the public record.
Even though the Warren Commission concluded Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone when President Kennedy was murdered, no one really believed it.
Kenny O'Donnell, Special Assistant to the President.
Photograph by Abbie Rowe, National Park Service, in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston.
O'Donnell was in the Secret Service follow car behind President Kennedy when the shots were fired.
Robert Kennedy, Jr. said his father didn't believe the Warren Commission, but like Ken O'Donnell, the former Attorney General went along with the official story of the assassination so as not to stir up any more trouble. Robert Kennedy, Jr. doesn't believe it either.
Even the U.S. Congress disagreed with the Warren Commission's conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. In their investigation into the killings of Kennedy and Martin Luther King (1976-79) the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) said President Kennedy was very likely assassinated as the result of a conspiracy.
President Kennedy and family, Hyannis Port., August 4, 1962. L-R: John F. Kennedy Jr., Mrs. Kennedy, Caroline Bouvier Kennedy, President Kennedy. Photograph by Cecil Stoughton, White House, in the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston.
Fifty years later we are no closer to putting this mystery to rest. Everyone who was alive at the time and cognizant of the events of the day still remembers where they were and what they were doing when they first heard the news. And they all have an opinion on what happened that day.
Was it a conspiracy? Most likely. Was John Fitzgerald Kennedy a great president? He made the pledge that got us to the moon (May 25, 1961) and created the Peace Corps (March 1, 1961) and avoided nuclear destruction during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
His assassination has insured John F. Kennedy a special place in the hearts of many Americans of all stripes and political persuasions. The circumstances of his death will insure he remains at the center of the greatest conspiracy theory of all time. That may be his most well known legacy. I will always remember him as our family's favorite president.
I wanted to clarify that, although Robert Kennedy died on June 6, 1968, he was shot on early Wednesday morning, June 5. I have the newspapers (Rochester Times-Union) for both June 5 and June 6 of 1968. The reason the date is so significant to me is that June 5, 1968 was my 21st Birthday. I was in college and a Kennedy campaigner.supporter, and had met Robert Kennedy when he served as a senator from New York. My mother woke me early on the morning of June 5 to tell me RFK had been shot, She showed me the newspaper headline. I had been looking forward to me 21st birthday for months – meant I could vote! It turned out to be the saddest and most devastating birthday of my life.


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5. Click the Add button for the relevant members to add them to the team.
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