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Preview Xen 3.2 rc* packages
by Ian Jackson 11 Jan '08

11 Jan '08

Xen 3.2 is in the final stages of preparation. We (Xen upstream) are planning to provide binary packages for Centos 5.1, amongs others. I've merged the patches and so on from xen-3.0.3-41.centos5.i386.rpm with a recent xen-unstable RC tip (16701:8922a1469284). With a bit of effort I have managed to get a set of packages which appear to be able to work at least in my simple `does this function at all' test. I'm mentioning it here so that you can have a look at what I've done and comment on it. We'll probably be making official upstream rpms very soon after the Xen 3.2 release, which we hope will be early next week. Please send me feedback either here on-list or privately. Most of the useful patches from 3.0.3-41.centos5 have been incorporated upstream so I just deleted those from my srpm. There were also a few changes which I have just dropped. In particular, the RHEL5 package (and thus the Centos one too) is a bizarre frankenxen containing a forward port of the 3.0 dom0 userland tools to the Xen 3.1 hypervisor. In my package I have included the hypervisor in the xen-*.rpm rather than making a kernel package too. This is more in line with practice upstream; dom0 kernel compatibility between the 3.1 and 3.2 hypervisors is good and the new hypervisor seems to work for me with the Centos 5.1 2.6.18-53.el5xen kernel. You can find the actual files here: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~ijackson/xen-3.2-package-previews/centos… These packages should not be used for production - they're previews and I may have made elementary packaging mistakes. Xen 3.2 is still unreleased and in need of more testing. Please check the SHA256's before installing them: 8d1ab89c420559aac762e7b526b57f80434d45006c162713bd2120b43868a385 xen-3.1.9-0xs.centos5.i386.rpm 380062047a72308996a568f177c60125582acb48c2df2c0811f025542fa24367 xen-3.1.9-0xs.centos5.src.rpm 437b363c3f45a8e74db395468b127245fd775ddb9bd8b5e85f1a4d8ec7809e04 xen-debuginfo-3.1.9-0xs.centos5.i386.rpm 2b81624aa303828b06bda11201a6f2eaf923c384830c8cff5d3f53a22ebaf393 xen-devel-3.1.9-0xs.centos5.i386.rpm dfef6550f4d693c999923ba9b2d5ead7b8bbeca3bed0cbdc0835ca516d773ddc xen-libs-3.1.9-0xs.centos5.i386.rpm Regards, Ian.

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John Rosatti, Five Ways to Experience North Carolina?s Fall Color at its Best
by Super Star 04 Jan '08

04 Jan '08

John Rosatti, Five Ways to Experience North Carolina?s Fall Color at its Best Raleigh, N.C. (Vocus) September 21, 2007 -- Enjoy a feast for all the senses at fall?s finest vacation spots in North Carolina. View brilliant colors, listen to the leaves rustle in the wind and get up close and personal with nature. North Carolina offers spectacular spots to enjoy the fall season. Visitors can pick their favorite from this list or go to www.VisitNC.com<http://www.visitnc.com/>for a complete selection of great places just waiting to be discovered. 1. Leaf Watcher?s Favorite: Great Smoky Mountain Railroad Board Great Smoky Mountain Railroad for an eye-popping tour across colorful valleys and river gorges of the Great Smoky Mountains. Choose from a variety of round trip excursions originating from Dillsboro or Bryson City, including the popular Mystery Dinner Theatre Train and the Rapid Transit with the Nantahala Outdoor Center. www.gsmr.com or (800) 872-4681 2. Bike Off the Beaten Trail: Carolina Tailwinds Bicycle Tours Take less traveled roads while enjoying breathtaking views of beautiful pastoral scenery dotted with grape vines. Carolina Tailwinds Bicycle Tours in Winston-Salem offers the perfect mix of the great outdoors, historic attractions and fine wine. Relax at the charming farmhouse at Hanover Park Vineyards with its creaking wood floors and homey porch. Walk the cobblestone streets of historic Old Salem, buy old-fashioned candy at Rockford?s General Store, stay in an historic inn and test your cycling mettle on rolling hills with a few challenging climbs along the way. www.carolinatailwinds.com/winetour.htm or (888) 251-3206 3. Fly Above the Heart of North Carolina?s Wine Country: Yadkin Valley Balloon Adventures To enjoy the views at a more leisurely pace, try hot air ballooning. Soar to thousands of feet watching the colorful landscape unfold from above. Imagine skimming over a pond or touching the colorful treetops. Yadkin Valley Balloon Adventures offers flights with certified pilots ready to take you on an adventure of a lifetime. www.balloonadventure.net or (336) 922-7207 4. Ride the River Wild: Whitewater Rafting on Nantahala River Over thousands of years, the swift currents of the Nantahala River have carved an incredible gorge, lush with vegetation, in the mountains of western North Carolina. Winding eight miles through this gorge, the clear waters of the Nantahala offer plenty of practice on easy Class II rapids before culminating in the exciting Class III whitewater of the mighty Nantahala Falls. The Nantahala Outdoor Center has been leading trips since 1972 and can help make your trip a splash! www.noc.com or (888) 905-7238 5. A Must See: Blue Ridge Parkway One of the most popular ways to view the changing leaves is by driving the Blue Ridge Parkway, designated an All-American Road by the Federal Highway Administration. This is the highest designation bestowed on any road. Before you go, purchase the Go Blue Ridge Card, a premium attraction pass that offers fully pre-paid access to 29 top tourist attractions and discounts on dining and shopping. It also comes with a full color guidebook that includes maps and describes each of the offers in detail. Also, plan a stop at the Blue Ridge Parkway Destination Center at Milepost 384 near Asheville, opening on Oct. 1, 2007. This 12,000-square-foot facility will house exhibits featuring things to see and do in the region as well as a shop with books and other items. Plans to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Blue Ridge Parkway in 2010 are already underway. Stay tuned for upcoming events along the Parkway during 2010 to celebrate the building of the Parkway as well as the history, music and culture of the region. or (828) 271-4779; or (800) 887-9103; or (336) 721-0260 Bonus -- Local Favorite: The Road to Nowhere Scenic Drive "The Road To Nowhere", as most local residents call it, is a six-mile scenic drive into the North Carolina side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park where it dead-ends. The drive provides spectacular views of Fontana Lake and the Appalachian Mountains and was originally named "Lakeview Drive", but since the road was never completed (as the government promised) residents, who were forced to leave their homes in order for Fontana Dam to be built, gave it the name of "The Road To Nowhere." Natural scenic beauty, adventure and relaxation, a dining experience for every taste, rich history and warm Southern hospitality come together in North Carolina. Call 1-800-VISIT NC or go to VisitNC.com to plan your next getaway. Contact: Jennifer Frings, (704) 364-8969 Susan Dosier, (704) 364-8969 Wit Tuttell, (919) 733-7420 ###

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Palm Vacations, Vacationing In Amsterdam
by Super Star 04 Jan '08

04 Jan '08

Palm Vacations, Vacationing In Amsterdam Thinking about planning a vacation for the Netherlands? Why not opt for Amsterdam? Prior to flying there, you want to learn some basic facts about the city. Provided below are some facts for those who are thinking about or planning to vacation in Amsterdam. Amsterdam is an instantly likable and compact European city. Many who have vacationed in Amsterdam have reported that the city is not only appealing to look at but that Amsterdam is also enjoyable to walk around with its dreamy canals and cozy cafes. Amsterdam is where international and parochial behaviors join. It is where attitudes towards visitors are welcoming. This attitude has resulted from embracing liberal counterculture during the past four decades. Most people in Amsterdam can speak fluent English. Some speak German and French but if you are an English speaker it is recommended that you speak in English rather than French or German. The layout of Amsterdam includes a web of canals that radiate from a historical core and loops around to the center. Many Amsterdam vacation resources note that these extensions of the seventeenth century make for an elegant and distinctive urban environment. Some Amsterdam vacationers deem the city as one most charming because it is far away from the noise and traffic of many other city centers in Europe. These facts make Amsterdam a popular vacation destination in Europe. Amsterdam is known throughout the world to be tolerant towards various styles of dress and behavior. An interesting fact that you should also be aware of before vacationing in Amsterdam is that it is also widely known as a place where the sale and possession of cannabis are decriminalized. For the most part, however, the citizens of Amsterdam can?t be bothered with it. The above information should be helpful in giving you some insight as to what Amsterdam is like. But if you are planning to vacation in Amsterdam, it is suggested that you do further research and learn even more about the fabulous city of Amsterdam.

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United Built Homes, WorksForWeb Released v.4 of iAuto Vehicle Classifieds and iRealty Real Estate Classifieds Scripts
by Super Star 04 Jan '08

04 Jan '08

United Built Homes, WorksForWeb Released v.4 of iAuto Vehicle Classifieds and iRealty Real Estate Classifieds Scripts (PRWEB) November 20, 2007 -- WorksForWeb, a software development team, has recently announced a long-awaited release of new versions, version 4, of their renown vehicle classifieds software, iAuto, and their real estate classified listing software, iRealty. A year had passed since the previous major release of iAuto/iRealty, and the products were improved to an entirely different level of flexibility, functionality and customizability. Among the most important additions to the software is the ability to create multiple listing types and set up common or custom fields for each type. This enables customers to offer various types of vehicles (cars, trucks, RVs, boats in iAuto), or various types of properties (commercial or residential property, land, or rentals in iRealty), all on a single website. Other new features include a user group-level segregation mechanism (individuals or corporate clients), with custom menus/profiles for each group. There is a multitude of ways to make money with iAuto or iRealty with various pay-per-listing or subscription plans. Website owners worldwide would appreciate using 2Checkout to collect money for listings along with the existing Paypal and Authorize.NET gateways. "New version features a fully editable template-based look and feel. Now, when the data itself is separated from its presentation, Web developers or website owners are able to create trully authentic and unique websites using only HTML/CSS giving them virtually endless visual customization capabilities with added SEO functionality," says Rodion Telpizov, Chief Product Manager. WorksForWeb is a dynamic team actively engaged in pursuing technological innovations and improvements, providing comprehensive classifieds solutions for clients worldwide. Plans for the immediate future include the development of multi-language versions of the existing products, introduction of a number of standalone plugins and customizations, and diversification to neighboring market niches by introducing new products. International classifieds markets provide ample expansion opportunities, and the company considers offering customized solutions for clients in Latin America, Europe, Middle East and Oceania, actively seeking partners in the Web development communities of those regions.

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Martin Pelmore, Survey: Higher Education Marketers Credit Online Lead Generation for Half of Qualified Inquiries, Yet Most Invest a Fraction of their Budgets in Online
by Super Star 04 Jan '08

04 Jan '08

Martin Pelmore, Survey: Higher Education Marketers Credit Online Lead Generation for Half of Qualified Inquiries, Yet Most Invest a Fraction of their Budgets in Online New York, New York (PRWEB) December 4, 2007 -- Higher education marketers, in large part, have been slow to invest in online marketing, however an imminent paradigm shift looms according to a new survey, the Study of Institutional Goals for Student Recruiting and Retention. The survey conducted by EducationDynamics (www.educationdynamics.com), a leading interactive marketing company focused on helping institutions find, enroll and retain students, shows that 42 percent of respondents credit online lead generation for the majority of their qualified leads. However, 65 percent invest less than 20 percent of their budgets in online marketing. Realizing a need to adopt new technology, half of respondents say they intend to increase their commitment to online marketing in the coming year. "In an industry that each day becomes more competitive and complex, higher education institutions are looking for proven methods of recruiting students, and are embracing technology as the solution," says Steve Isaac, EducationDynamics Chairman and CEO. "Emerging technological marketing platforms allow institutions to reach out to prospective students in their space on their terms, in a way that actively engages them, creating a personalized experience." Nearly 100 not-for-profit higher education marketers attending the American Marketing Association conference in San Diego November 11-14, 2007 participated in the survey, designed to capture the current trends and practices in prospecting, enrollment and retention. Survey highlights include the following: Student Prospecting ? Only nine percent of respondents devote more than 40 percent of their budgets on online marketing. ? While most survey respondents (50%) say they plan to increase their online marketing budgets in the coming year, no respondents anticipate decreasing their investment. ? Surprisingly, tools to engage parents throughout the student lifecycle were attractive to this crowd with 55 percent of respondents saying that online parent communication and networking would be helpful in both converting inquiries into students and reducing attrition among students. Student Enrollment ? While 41 percent of institutions gauge marketing success by the rate of inquiries to enrollment, 9 percent of schools have no way of measuring this success. ? In what is becoming a more metrics-driven industry, only 26 percent of respondents know their student cost per start. ? When asked about technology solutions, 81 percent suggest that customized online academic and social networks would be helpful in enrollment efforts. Student Retention ? Respondents overwhelmingly (76%) indicate that customized online academic and social networking that commenced before or during orientation would be helpful in retention efforts. ? 82 percent would find an early warning alert system that notifies administrators when current students are struggling or dissatisfied to be helpful. ? Among institutions that offer freshman seminar classes (61%), marketers report that the biggest obstacles are lack of hard data showing the course effectiveness and participant satisfaction(34%), lack of student interest in taking the course (13%), and faculty disinterest in teaching freshman seminars (14%). About EducationDynamics EducationDynamics, a portfolio company of Halyard Capital, is a leading interactive marketing and information services company focused on helping higher education institutions find, enroll and retain students. Through some of the most visible education websites, including EarnMyDegree.com, eLearners.com, GradSchools.com, and StudyAbroad.com, as well as its Internet marketing services team, EducationDynamics is one of the leading providers of qualified leads for colleges and universities. The company offers a full suite of web-based products and services to manage a school's relationship with students across their entire lifecycle from acquisition to alumni. For more information about EducationDynamics, please visit

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The ticket clinic, Hiring a Good Lawyer for Mesothelioma
by Blogger Man 03 Jan '08

03 Jan '08

The ticket clinic, Hiring a Good Lawyer for Mesothelioma Mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) is the biggest reason why so many people today are hiring lawyers and going after various asbestos companies. Many companies in the past have used asbestos in their products despite the fact that they did know how dangerous asbestos can be to human health. In fact, mesothelioma is also known as asbestos cancer by many people simply because it almost always develops as a result of exposure to asbestos. If you want to hire a lawyer for mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suits, then you need to be very careful whom to trust. You also have to realize that there is so much more to hiring a lawyer for mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suits than just dialing an 1800 number and signing a contract. Here are some things you should ask yourself: Do I really have mesothelioma? Some people immediately go to a lawyer for mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suits without first confirming whether they have mesothelioma or not. You should realize that mesothelioma is actually a very difficult illness to diagnose since its symptoms resemble those of a lot of other diseases. This means you have to get a very thorough screening in order to prove that you truly have the illness. Some lawyers for mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suits offer to give you a free screening if they find that you do have a history of exposure to asbestos, so maybe it is a good idea to consult a lawyer first if you have your suspicions. Is the lawyer experienced enough? The mark of a great lawyer is experience. If you are looking for a lawyer for mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suits then you have to realize the fact that finding an attorney with a lot of experience will be to your advantage. Some people believe that experience can be measured in terms of years, but experience should actually be measured in the number of cases that a lawyer has handled. It is actually quite easy to find out just how much experience a lawyer has, despite the fact that most lawyer will keep trying to evade the question. In fact, simply asking around town regarding who this lawyer is should provide you with a lot of insights regarding just how much experience that attorney has when it comes to asbestos litigations. Try to ask from former clients to see just how the lawyer for a mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suit you are planning to get has handled their cases. With this information, you should be able to take a guess at how the attorney will handle yours. Class-action vs. self-litigation. There are a lot of people today who are going after companies as a class / group. This means that they are all at once suing a single company for its fault in their cases. Now what are the advantages to this? For one thing, people who join in a class action lawsuit will often find it to be much easier than actually having to appear in court. This is because class action lawsuits are actually handled by the chosen attorneys and will actually only involve you being visited by some lawyers, signing some papers and if the case is won, receiving some money. The problem with a class-action law suit, however, is the fact that the compensation to be given out by the defendant is often given as a block figure to be distributed among the litigators. Your chances of actually being compensated will increase when you get a lawyer for a mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suit but the amount that you will get can get smaller. The advantage of hiring a lawyer for a mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suit on your own is the fact that you will be able to present the case by yourself. This means that you will be able to present your case to its full extent. You will also be able to make the company pay you to the fullest extent. However, since you will be litigating alone, the company will also have an easier time fighting your case. Because of the higher risk that you will end up with nothing, a lawyer for a mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suit may choose not to defer payments and ask for a retainer up front. Will the lawyer handle my case personally? There are certain people who get furious when they find out that the lawyer for a mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suit they hired is not handling their case personally. Some people may feel betrayed by this information. However, you have to realize the fact that a great lawyer always has subordinates. If a lawyer for a mesothelioma (asbestos cancer) law suit handles your case personally then it is either he/she is not very good or your case is specially rewarding. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping

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