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Server: cvs.openpkg.org Name: Michael Schloh
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Module: openpkg-src Date: 14-Dec-2004 20:34:56
Branch: HEAD Handle: 2004121419345600
Modified files:
openpkg-src/postgresql8 postgresql8.spec
Log:
modifying package: postgresql8-8.0.0b5 20041209 -> 20041214
Summary:
Revision Changes Path
1.10 +7 -7 openpkg-src/postgresql8/postgresql8.spec
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patch -p0 <<'@@ .'
Index: openpkg-src/postgresql8/postgresql8.spec
============================================================================
$ cvs diff -u -r1.9 -r1.10 postgresql8.spec
--- openpkg-src/postgresql8/postgresql8.spec 9 Dec 2004 15:48:41 -0000
1.9
+++ openpkg-src/postgresql8/postgresql8.spec 14 Dec 2004 19:34:56 -0000
1.10
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@
Group: Database
License: GPL
Version: %{V_postgresql}b%{V_postgresql_beta}
-Release: 20041209
+Release: 20041214
# package options
%option with_server yes
@@ -140,20 +140,20 @@
%setup -q -n postgresql-%{V_postgresql}beta%{V_postgresql_beta}
%patch -p0
%if "%{with_cxx}" == "yes"
- %setup -q -T -D -a 1
- %setup -q -T -D -a 2
+ %setup -q -n postgresql-%{V_postgresql}beta%{V_postgresql_beta} -T -D -a
1
+ %setup -q -n postgresql-%{V_postgresql}beta%{V_postgresql_beta} -T -D -a
2
%endif
%if "%{with_perl}" == "yes"
- %setup -q -T -D -a 3
+ %setup -q -n postgresql-%{V_postgresql}beta%{V_postgresql_beta} -T -D -a
3
%endif
%if "%{with_odbc}" == "yes"
- %setup -q -T -D -a 4
+ %setup -q -n postgresql-%{V_postgresql}beta%{V_postgresql_beta} -T -D -a
4
%endif
%if "%{with_slony1}" == "yes"
- %setup -q -T -D -a 5
+ %setup -q -n postgresql-%{V_postgresql}beta%{V_postgresql_beta} -T -D -a
5
%endif
%if "%{with_pgpool}" == "yes"
- %setup -q -T -D -a 6
+ %setup -q -n postgresql-%{V_postgresql}beta%{V_postgresql_beta} -T -D -a
6
%endif
# adjust source tree
@@ .
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Then it looks like you are storing numerical data in a text field. What
is login in your table and in your form??? What do you use it for?? Did
you enable debugging to see the actual query?
Oh, and about what you are doing wrong: you are not using cfqueryparam
;)
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> I get an "Data type mismatch in criteria expression." error when I do
that
> though...
>
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> Is form.login a NUMERIC? If so, should it be:
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> And LOGIN > #FORM.LOGIN#
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> Drop the single quotes
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> The query below does not search the form.login value correctly. I
tried
> either isdefined or just checking with a NEQ to "", but it does not
> display logins greater than a value I submit. I checked the logic on
the
> bottom of the page (see below) and it seems correct. I even added a
> trim, but still it does not give me the desired results on the number
of
> logins. Its in an Access table
>
> What am I coding wrong here?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Robert O.
> HWW
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>
> <cfquery name="Getcustomer" datasource="test"> Select * from test
> Where 0 = 0
> <CFIF IsDefined("FORM.customer")>
> And customer LIKE '#FORM.customer#%'
> </CFIF>
> <cfif Form.login NEQ "">
> And login > '#FORM.login#'
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Hmm,
Or even (given that 1.3.0 is the version number):
$ for f in $(ls -d *1.3.0*); do if [[ -f $f ]]; then md5sum $f > $f.md5;
fi;done
To create the md5sums.
I think we could be able to automate most of the process with some
judicious scripting.
Cheers,
Rory
Rory Winston wrote:
> Martin,
>
> You're right - sorry about that - the following line will fix that
>
> $ for f in $(ls commons*); do mv $f ${f/1.3.0/current}; done
>
> i.e. this will turn all commons-xxx-1.3.0.foo into
> commons-xxx-current.foo
>
> Probably should tidy this up into a script and encapsulate the version
> number as a variable....
>
> Cheers,
> Rory
>
> Martin Cooper wrote:
>
>> This is cool, but it doesn't look quite right. The links are supposed
>> to use "current" in the name instead of the actual version number.
>> (The real files have the version number, obviously.)
>>
>> --
>> Martin Cooper
>>
>>
>> On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 15:56:43 +0000, Rory Winston
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I just created a two-liner to create my symlinks (doing my first
>>> release, so fingers crossed ;-))
>>>
>>> Here it is (assuming your binaries and source dirs are named likewise):
>>>
>>> $ for f in $(ls source/*1.3.0*);do ln -s $f ${f##source/}; done
>>> $ for f in $(ls binaries/*1.3.0*);do ln -s $f ${f##binaries/}; done
>>>
>>> The "1.3.0" part is just a part of the filename that you can use to
>>> identify the latest release, so it doesnt go off
>>> creating symlinks to everything in there.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Rory
>>>
>>> Martin Cooper wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 07:24:15 -0500, Phil Steitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> One more general comment that I did not know what to do with.
>>>>> Steps 6
>>>>> and 7 (checksums and sigs) and 11 (upload) involve quite a bit of
>>>>> manual
>>>>> typing that is time consuming and can lead to errors.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Maven does the MD5 for you, and I use GUI tools for signing and
>>>> uploading.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> For 6 and 7, I
>>>>> used the script below (please do not make fun of my limited bash
>>>>> skills
>>>>> ;-) . I have another one that does verification separately
>>>>> (presumably
>>>>> from a different user ID). It would be nice to also have a
>>>>> script to
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> create the symlinks in 11 automatically. Does anyone have this?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I have a "script", if you can call it that, to create the links for
>>>> Struts releases, but it's way more lame than your script below. ;-) It
>>>> isn't eve generic - I just edit it for each release. If someone has a
>>>> generic script, I'd be happy to use it instead.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Should
>>>>> these scripts a) go in committers/tools b) be housed somewhere in
>>>>> j-c
>>>>> c) be summarized / embedded / linked in the instructions or d)
>>>>> none of
>>>>> the above?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> If they're not Commons specific, 'committers' seems like the right
>>>> place for the tools, with a reference to them from our Commons release
>>>> docs.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Martin Cooper
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> #!/bin/sh
>>>>> #---------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> # Creates detached ascii signatures and md5 hashes for each
>>>>> # of the files in the current directory.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # Also verifies the signatures.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # For each file in the current directory, two new files
>>>>> # are created:
>>>>> #
>>>>> # <name>.asc -- ascii-armored detached PGP digital signature
>>>>> # <name>.md5 -- md5 hash (checksum)
>>>>> #
>>>>> # where <name> is the name of the file, not including file
>>>>> # path.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # For example, foo-1.0-src.tar.gz in the current
>>>>> # directory will result in foo-1.0-src.tar.gz.asc and
>>>>> # foo-1.0-src.tar.gz.md5 added to the current directory.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # Deletes any .asc or .md5 files in the current directory
>>>>> # before processing and does NOT recurse subdirectories.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # usage:
>>>>> # signAndHash
>>>>> #
>>>>> # requires:
>>>>> # gpg
>>>>> # openssl
>>>>> #---------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> `rm *.asc`
>>>>> `rm *.md5`
>>>>> for file in *; do
>>>>> if [ -f "$file" ]; then
>>>>> openssl md5 < $file > ${file}.md5
>>>>> gpg --armor --output ${file}.asc --detach-sig $file
>>>>> gpg --verify ${file}.asc $file
>>>>> fi
>>>>> done
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>> This is cool, but it doesn't look quite right. The links are supposed
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>>
>> --
>> Martin Cooper
>>
>>
>> On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 15:56:43 +0000, Rory Winston
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>>
>>
>>> I just created a two-liner to create my symlinks (doing my first
>>> release, so fingers crossed ;-))
>>>
>>> Here it is (assuming your binaries and source dirs are named likewise):
>>>
>>> $ for f in $(ls source/*1.3.0*);do ln -s $f ${f##source/}; done
>>> $ for f in $(ls binaries/*1.3.0*);do ln -s $f ${f##binaries/}; done
>>>
>>> The "1.3.0" part is just a part of the filename that you can use to
>>> identify the latest release, so it doesnt go off
>>> creating symlinks to everything in there.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Rory
>>>
>>> Martin Cooper wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 07:24:15 -0500, Phil Steitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> One more general comment that I did not know what to do with.
>>>>> Steps 6
>>>>> and 7 (checksums and sigs) and 11 (upload) involve quite a bit of
>>>>> manual
>>>>> typing that is time consuming and can lead to errors.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Maven does the MD5 for you, and I use GUI tools for signing and
>>>> uploading.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> For 6 and 7, I
>>>>> used the script below (please do not make fun of my limited bash
>>>>> skills
>>>>> ;-). I have another one that does verification separately
>>>>> (presumably
>>>>>
>>>>> from a different user ID). It would be nice to also have a script to
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> create the symlinks in 11 automatically. Does anyone have this?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I have a "script", if you can call it that, to create the links for
>>>> Struts releases, but it's way more lame than your script below. ;-) It
>>>> isn't eve generic - I just edit it for each release. If someone has a
>>>> generic script, I'd be happy to use it instead.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Should
>>>>> these scripts a) go in committers/tools b) be housed somewhere in
>>>>> j-c
>>>>> c) be summarized / embedded / linked in the instructions or d)
>>>>> none of
>>>>> the above?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> If they're not Commons specific, 'committers' seems like the right
>>>> place for the tools, with a reference to them from our Commons release
>>>> docs.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Martin Cooper
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> #!/bin/sh
>>>>> #---------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> # Creates detached ascii signatures and md5 hashes for each
>>>>> # of the files in the current directory.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # Also verifies the signatures.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # For each file in the current directory, two new files
>>>>> # are created:
>>>>> #
>>>>> # <name>.asc -- ascii-armored detached PGP digital signature
>>>>> # <name>.md5 -- md5 hash (checksum)
>>>>> #
>>>>> # where <name> is the name of the file, not including file
>>>>> # path.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # For example, foo-1.0-src.tar.gz in the current
>>>>> # directory will result in foo-1.0-src.tar.gz.asc and
>>>>> # foo-1.0-src.tar.gz.md5 added to the current directory.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # Deletes any .asc or .md5 files in the current directory
>>>>> # before processing and does NOT recurse subdirectories.
>>>>> #
>>>>> # usage:
>>>>> # signAndHash
>>>>> #
>>>>> # requires:
>>>>> # gpg
>>>>> # openssl
>>>>> #---------------------------------------------------------------
>>>>> `rm *.asc`
>>>>> `rm *.md5`
>>>>> for file in *; do
>>>>> if [ -f "$file" ]; then
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There's sample code in PyOpenGL and OpenGLContext for saving canvases to
PNG or JPEG formats using PIL. Saving to Postscript requires
considerably more work (if you're implying saving as triangles, lines
and the like). There is a GPL library which lets you do this, and I
have an old SWIG wrapper for it sitting around somewhere (I think,
haven't touched it in years), but even then, it's fairly poor quality
compared to capturing a bitmap image.
Anyway, the function for reading a buffer is glReadPixels:
http://pyopengl.sourceforge.net/documentation/manual/glReadPixels.3G.xml
see the end of that man page for pointers to Python sample code.
Good luck,
Mike
Zunbeltz Izaola wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I've a drawing made in an OpenGL canvas. I want to save it to a file
>(preferibly PostScript format). Somebody knows how to do it?
>
>TIA
>
>Zunbeltz
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My apologies, I was unaware of religious aspects.
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 13:58:45 -0500, Jason Carreira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> because ThreadLocals are evil... much much more evil than creating a few
> more object instances...
>
> Steven Devijver wrote:
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> >Why not just make the stateful fields in ValidatorSupport ThreadLocal then?
> >
> >
> >On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 11:32:18 -0700, James House <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Steven Devijver wrote:
> >>
> >>
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> >>>Based on my limited experience with xwork validators and after a quick
> >>>peek at the code I think passing ValidatorContext, shortCircuit and
> >>>message key as method parameters to the validate method would also
> >>>make validators thread-safe, although that would break the Validator
> >>>interface.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>You're pretty much correct... but that last point (breaking the
> >>interface) is why this isn't the solution that is being adopted.
> >>
> >>james
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>>On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 10:58:51 -0700, James House <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>Jason Carreira wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>>>Possible Validator Thread Saftey Solutions
> >>>>>>==========================================
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>A) Very Simple Solution
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>1) Within the main loop of the ActionValidationManager.validate(..)
> >>>>>>method, cll clone() on the validator between retrieving it from the
> >>>>>>terator, and calling setValidatorContext(..) on it. Of course the
> >>>>>>validation work would then be performed by the clone. This is the
> >>>>>>only point in the code where validate(..) is invoked on validators
> >>>>>>(unless I missed something).
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>Pros: Simple, one line of code fix; no compatability issues.
> >>>>>>Cons: Lots of extra object creation (a validator object (and all of
> >>>>>>it's member) for every validated field of every action each time it
> >>>>>>executes); Requires implementations of Validator to implement
> >>>>>>cloneable, or requires reflective (slow) setting of properties to
> >>>>>>create copies of the 'template' validators.
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>The other way is to save the configuration of the validator (class,
> >>>>>params) and create them all the same way they are created now, through
> >>>>>the ObjectFactory. Thus, no cloneable and no reflection. Experience
> >>>>>has shown that object creation is not that expensive, especially
> >>>>>compared to all of the objects being created by the Servlet container
> >>>>>(and apparently by OGNL in large pages).
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>Ok, I'll go along with this approach.
> >>>>
> >>>>I'd propose then that we introduce a ValidatorConfig class that is used
> >>>>to hold the validator's class, params etc. Instances of this class
> >>>>could then be stored on ActionValidationManager, rather than storing
> >>>>instances of the validators themselves.
> >>>>
> >>>>The current call hierarchy that gets the set of validators to use (and
> >>>>which lazily creates the sets) is thus:
> >>>>
> >>>>ActionValidationManager.validate(Object, String, ValidationContext) : void
> >>>> ActionValidationManager.getValidators(Class, String) : List
> >>>> ActionValidationManager.buildValidators(Class, String, boolean,
> >>>>Set) : List <==== * 1
> >>>> ActionValidationManager.buildClassValidators(Class, boolean) :
> >>>> List
> >>>> ActionValidationManager.loadFile(String, Class, boolean) : List
> >>>> ValidatorFileParser.parseActionValidators(InputStream) :
> >>>> List
> >>>> ValidatorFileParser.addValidators(NodeList, Map, List)
> >>>>: void <==== * 2
> >>>> ValidatorFactory.getValidator(String, Map) : Validator
> >>>> ObjectFactory.buildValidator(String, Map) :
> >>>>Validator
> >>>>
> >>>>I'd propose that the "List" returned by all of the methods from point
> >>>>"1" on down is a List of ValidatorConfigs, and that the method names are
> >>>>changed to the more apt pattern of "buildValidatorConfigs(..)",
> >>>>"buildClassValidatorConfigs(..)", "addValidatorConfigs(..)", etc. etc.
> >>>>
> >>>>Then the calls to ValidatorFactory.getValidator() (second call from the
> >>>>bottom) would instead be made from
> >>>>ActionValidationManager.getValidators(..), with it passing the values
> >>>>stored on the ValidatorConfigs that were returned by
> >>>>buildValidatorConfigs(..).
> >>>>
> >>>>The good news is that all of these methods are only used in the shown
> >>>>call hierarchy, so the renaming and the changing of the content of the
> >>>>List causes no ripple affect over into other code...
> >>>>
> >>>>Also note that in ValidatorFileParser.addValidators (point "2" above)
> >>>>that after the object factory is used to build the validator, there are
> >>>>additionally properties set on the validator, aside from those set by
> >>>>the "params" argument. Thus simply saving just "className" and "params"
> >>>>on the validator config is not enough. The additional properties that
> >>>>are set are: validator.setShortCircuit(..),
> >>>>validator.setMessageKey(..), and validator.setDefaultMessage(..).
> >>>>These properties are only set after some analysis if it is appropriate
> >>>>to do so. I'd propose that this code be changed from calling the
> >>>>setters, to adding the property names and values to the "params" map,
> >>>>and then OGNL can set them along with the rest of the parameters.
> >>>>Alternatively, these three properties could be stored as members on the
> >>>>ValidatorConfig, and ActionValidationManager.getValidators(..) could set
> >>>>them.
> >>>>
> >>>>I'll do this work tomorrow, unless someone has an issue with it.
> >>>>
> >>>>james
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No I haven't! I have Framework 1.1 without SP1 - because I've heard of
the same problem. So I'm waiting for the patch.
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I posted that 'cos I was interested to see if anybody else here had
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Yeah, I'd heard that too and so had not installed it yet.
I'm currently getting massive slowdown problems when just editing code,
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Thanks for the input, Renee, and welcome to the group. You were indeed lucky,
and still are truly blessed. We actually did try that with Faith after coming
upon the same problem. She cried so hard she threw up. It was horrible. I
talked to the doctor, and he said that's ok, it's not harming her, just stick
with the plan and eventually she'll come around. He was surprised she was such
a strong-willed child, and told us that kind of behavior doesn't usually show
up until around 18-24 months. That didn't sit too well with me, but we tried
one more night, and that was all we could bear. Listening to her scream on the
monitor and start choking, then running in the room to find her and the crib
all full of puke was so horrible, and not worth it. I still wouldn't trade
this for that, as miserable as this can be sometimes.
Renee A Crabtree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi, I'm pretty new to this list and
this is my first time responding.
I, too, am still nursing my almost 8 month old son. He went through a
terrible sleep pattern where I would rock him to sleep and the second I
bent into a 45 degree angle to put him in his crib, he startled away and
would scream his head off. I think a few things led him to this
separation anxiety...1) When he wakes up around 5:00 am I bring him to
bed with me to nurse and then to go to sleep together. 2) We would rock
him to sleep every night. There was nothing we could do to get him to
not wake up and cry when placed in his crib. I know there aren't too
many fans of the cry-it-out method but since I knew he was not hungry,
sick, or had a dirty diaper, I had to do something to get to sleep. We
started a bedtime routine...Change into pj's, feed, read 2 books, rock
for 100 rocks and then put in his crib. What we did was let him cry for
5 minutes and then check on him. We'd tell him it's okay, we love him
and to go to sleep. Then we'd wait another 10 minutes and go back in.
Then wait 15 minutes. The longest he ever cried was 30 minutes total.
Now, we put him in his crib and he's out in 30 seconds. And he doesn't
wake up until 5 or 6 am. It's bliss. I'm sure we were just lucky but I
thought I'd share in case it could help.
On a side note, if your baby is older he physically should be able to
sleep through the night (meaning 5 or 6) without getting hungry. But
every baby's different, right?
Renee
-----Original Message-----
From: Tami Spillman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2004 6:49 AM
To: bfing
Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep
ugg.... so you can't even try to adjust your schedule
to theirs... eekkk. My Mom says that Terri and I were
like a dual alarm clock! We were almost always
wanting the SAME thing at the SAME time. They left us
together for most of elementary school... we were
trouble if spareated. Middle school was the first
"alone time" we had. I remember being excited and
scared at the same time. Terri said that she was
scared to death for the first 2 months everyday..
until we would have a class together. By eightth
grade... we were switching classes.... LOL. But that
first semester of 6th we didn't see each other until
it was time to leave.... we DID NOT like it!
Tami
--- ml obermaier wrote:
> makes you all feel better Anabelle won't go to sleep
> until about 10:30 and
> wakes once right after, and Briana goes at 8:30
> wakes up at 5:30. They have
> been on different schedules since they were born.
> ml
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tami Spillman"
> To: "bfing"
> Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:36 PM
> Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep
>
>
> > Brennen seems to be going thru that too. He will
> NOT
> > sleep now until 1am. No matter what I do. I had
> both
> > the younger two going to bed at 7:30. It was soo
> > nice. Now even if I get him to go down then he is
> > back up at 9pm and will NOT go back down until
> 1am.
> > And he gets tricky with the nursing thing. You
> see,
> > he has figured out that if he nurses, he will fall
> to
> > sleep and he does NOT want that. It is espesially
> > hard with DH having to get up at 3:30am for work.
> He
> > has spent the last two nights on the couch :-(
> > Brennen will not settle for anyone else holding
> him
> > either. I hope this all changes soon... I am soo
> > sleepy.
> > Sorry I am not much help.... But I too have a VERY
> > messed up house, am wanting a hot bath too. :-(
> > Tami
> >
> > --- T Eli wrote:
> >
> > > Hi, everyone, I need help. I nurse Faith to
> sleep
> > > for naps and at bedtime. We've had a lot of
> > > problems with her and sleep for quite some time,
> and
> > > it goes in spurts, but lately it's really
> wearing on
> > > me more and more. She goes down pretty good for
> > > naps most of the time. At night, sometimes it's
> a
> > > long, drawn-out battle (often well over an
> hour),
> > > other times she's asleep and I'm out of the room
> > > within a half hour (I LOVE those nights!!!). We
> > > usually try to get her in bed by 8:00, because
> that
> > > seems to work best for everyone. We have played
> > > around with the time a bit to try and make
> things
> > > better, but this time seems to work best. The
> > > problem is, once I do get her to sleep, she
> still
> > > wakes up a lot. I know that's normal,
> especially
> > > since I'm still nursing her and co-sleeping.
> But
> > > she wakes up at least twice before I even get to
> > > bed, which I try to usually by 10:00, 11 at the
> > > latest. It is getting so frustrating because
> she
> > > doesn't nap well (usually one half-hour nap a
> day,
> > > though lately she has been occasionally
> sleeping a
> > > bit more), so I don't really get a "break"
> during
> > > the day to get things done. I scramble at night
> > > after she goes to bed to rush and get the dishes
> > > done, laundry caught up, house cleaned, etc. My
> > > hubby is a great help with these things, but I
> feel
> > > bad because he works long hours and then does so
> > > much housework. And we still can't seem to keep
> up.
> > > I've relaxed a lot on the cleaning, but there's
> a
> > > point where you have to draw the line - I mean,
> > > laundry and dishes can only wait so long! DH
> and I
> > > hardly ever get time to just sit and spend time
> > > together, and I NEVER get "me" time. I can't
> even
> > > relax in a hot bath - every time I try, as soon
> as I
> > > get the tub filled and get in the tub, Faith
> wakes
> > > up. We've tried having him rock her to sleep,
> but
> > > she just keeps screaming until I go in and nurse
> > > her, even if I don't go in there for over an
> hour.
> > > I don't know what to do!!!! I don't want to
> wean
> > > her until she's ready, but that seems
> > > like the only "solution". Does anyone have any
> > > ideas to help????
> > >
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<DIV>Thanks for the input, Renee, and welcome to the group. You were
indeed lucky, and still are truly blessed. We actually did try that with
Faith after coming upon the same problem. She cried so hard she threw
up. It was horrible. I talked to the doctor, and he said that's ok,
it's not harming her, just stick with the plan and eventually she'll come
around. He was surprised she was such a strong-willed child, and told us
that kind of behavior doesn't usually show up until around 18-24 months.
That didn't sit too well with me, but we tried one more night, and that was all
we could bear. Listening to her scream on the monitor and start choking,
then running in the room to find her and the crib all full of puke was so
horrible, and not worth it. I still wouldn't trade this for that, as
miserable as this can be sometimes.<BR><BR><B><I>Renee A Crabtree <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]></I></B> wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px;
BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Hi, I'm pretty new to this list and this is my
first time responding.<BR>I, too, am still nursing my almost 8 month old son.
He went through a<BR>terrible sleep pattern where I would rock him to sleep and
the second I<BR>bent into a 45 degree angle to put him in his crib, he startled
away and<BR>would scream his head off. I think a few things led him to
this<BR>separation anxiety...1) When he wakes up around 5:00 am I bring him
to<BR>bed with me to nurse and then to go to sleep together. 2) We would
rock<BR>him to sleep every night. There was nothing we could do to get him
to<BR>not wake up and cry when placed in his crib. I know there aren't
too<BR>many fans of the cry-it-out method but since I knew he was not
hungry,<BR>sick, or had a dirty diaper, I had to do something to get to sleep.
We<BR>started a bedtime routine...Change into pj's, feed, read 2 books,
rock<BR>for 100 r
ocks and
then put in his crib. What we did was let him cry for<BR>5 minutes and then
check on him. We'd tell him it's okay, we love him<BR>and to go to sleep. Then
we'd wait another 10 minutes and go back in.<BR>Then wait 15 minutes. The
longest he ever cried was 30 minutes total.<BR>Now, we put him in his crib and
he's out in 30 seconds. And he doesn't<BR>wake up until 5 or 6 am. It's bliss.
I'm sure we were just lucky but I<BR>thought I'd share in case it could help.
<BR><BR>On a side note, if your baby is older he physically should be able
to<BR>sleep through the night (meaning 5 or 6) without getting hungry.
But<BR>every baby's different, right?<BR><BR>Renee <BR><BR>-----Original
Message-----<BR>From: Tami Spillman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <BR>Sent:
Saturday, December 11, 2004 6:49 AM<BR>To: bfing<BR>Subject: [bfing] Re:
nursing to sleep<BR><BR><BR>ugg.... so you can't even try to adjust your
schedule<BR>to theirs... eekkk. My Mom says that Terri and I were<BR>like a
dual a
larm
clock! We were almost always<BR>wanting the SAME thing at the SAME time. They
left us<BR>together for most of elementary school... we were<BR>trouble if
spareated. Middle school was the first<BR>"alone time" we had. I remember being
excited and<BR>scared at the same time. Terri said that she was<BR>scared to
death for the first 2 months everyday..<BR>until we would have a class
together. By eightth<BR>grade... we were switching classes.... LOL. But
that<BR>first semester of 6th we didn't see each other until<BR>it was time to
leave.... we DID NOT like it!<BR>Tami<BR>--- ml obermaier <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]>wrote:<BR><BR>> makes you all feel better Anabelle won't go to
sleep<BR>> until about 10:30 and<BR>> wakes once right after, and Briana
goes at 8:30<BR>> wakes up at 5:30. They have<BR>> been on different
schedules since they were born.<BR>> ml<BR>> <BR>> ----- Original
Message -----<BR>> From: "Tami Spillman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]><BR>> To: "bfi
ng"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]><BR>> Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:36 PM<BR>>
Subject: [bfing] Re: nursing to sleep<BR>> <BR>> <BR>> > Brennen
seems to be going thru that too. He will<BR>> NOT<BR>> > sleep now
until 1am. No matter what I do. I had<BR>> both<BR>> > the younger two
going to bed at 7:30. It was soo<BR>> > nice. Now even if I get him to go
down then he is<BR>> > back up at 9pm and will NOT go back down
until<BR>> 1am.<BR>> > And he gets tricky with the nursing thing.
You<BR>> see,<BR>> > he has figured out that if he nurses, he will
fall<BR>> to<BR>> > sleep and he does NOT want that. It is
espesially<BR>> > hard with DH having to get up at 3:30am for
work.<BR>> He<BR>> > has spent the last two nights on the couch
:-(<BR>> > Brennen will not settle for anyone else holding<BR>>
him<BR>> > either. I hope this all changes soon... I am soo<BR>> >
sleepy.<B
R>>
> Sorry I am not much help.... But I too have a VERY<BR>> > messed up
house, am wanting a hot bath too. :-(<BR>> > Tami<BR>> ><BR>>
> --- T Eli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:<BR>> ><BR>> > > Hi,
everyone, I need help. I nurse Faith to<BR>> sleep<BR>> > > for
naps and at bedtime. We've had a lot of<BR>> > > problems with her and
sleep for quite some time,<BR>> and<BR>> > > it goes in spurts, but
lately it's really<BR>> wearing on<BR>> > > me more and more. She
goes down pretty good for<BR>> > > naps most of the time. At night,
sometimes it's<BR>> a<BR>> > > long, drawn-out battle (often well
over an<BR>> hour),<BR>> > > other times she's asleep and I'm out
of the room<BR>> > > within a half hour (I LOVE those nights!!!).
We<BR>> > > usually try to get her in bed by 8:00, because<BR>>
that<BR>> > > seems to work best for everyone.
We have
played<BR>> > > around with the time a bit to try and make<BR>>
things<BR>> > > better, but this time seems to work best. The<BR>>
> > problem is, once I do get her to sleep, she<BR>> still<BR>>
> > wakes up a lot. I know that's normal,<BR>> especially<BR>> >
> since I'm still nursing her and co-sleeping.<BR>> But<BR>> > >
she wakes up at least twice before I even get to<BR>> > > bed, which I
try to usually by 10:00, 11 at the<BR>> > > latest. It is getting so
frustrating because<BR>> she<BR>> > > doesn't nap well (usually one
half-hour nap a<BR>> day,<BR>> > > though lately she has been
occasionally<BR>> sleeping a<BR>> > > bit more), so I don't really
get a "break"<BR>> during<BR>> > > the day to get things done. I
scramble at night<BR>> > > after she goes to bed to rush and get the
dishes<BR>> > > done, laundry caught up, ho
use
cleaned, etc. My<BR>> > > hubby is a great help with these things,
but I<BR>> feel<BR>> > > bad because he works long hours and then
does so<BR>> > > much housework. And we still can't seem to
keep<BR>> up.<BR>> > > I've relaxed a lot on the cleaning, but
there's<BR>> a<BR>> > > point where you have to draw the line - I
mean,<BR>> > > laundry and dishes can only wait so long! DH<BR>>
and I<BR>> > > hardly ever get time to just sit and spend time<BR>>
> > together, and I NEVER get "me" time. I can't<BR>> even<BR>>
> > relax in a hot bath - every time I try, as soon<BR>> as I<BR>>
> > get the tub filled and get in the tub, Faith<BR>> wakes<BR>>
> > up. We've tried having him rock her to sleep,<BR>> but<BR>>
> > she just keeps screaming until I go in and nurse<BR>> > >
her, even if I don't go in there for over an<BR>> hour.<BR>> >
> I
don't know what to do!!!! I don't want to<BR>> wean<BR>> > > her
until she's ready, but that seems<BR>> > > like the only "solution".
Does anyone have any<BR>> > > ideas to help????<BR>> >
><BR>> > ><BR>> > >
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I am trying to compile a channel exit on HP-UX 10.20 system. I am using
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at the link step I am getting an error "invalid loader fixup....". When
I go on the HP site I found this is normally caused by the independent
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Hi all
I'm trying to use displaytag
http://demo.raibledesigns.com/appfuse/demos/users-edit.jsp
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I need the checkboxes to select/deselect all the other ones and I need the
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Can anybody tell me how to achieve this?
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Donie
<html:form action="/mmsc/ca/terminalProfilesFormMainAction">
<display:table name="sessionScope.grid" id="row" pagesize="10">
<display:column width="240" maxLength="40" property="profileID"
title="Profile ID"
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url="/mmsc/ca/terminalProfileFormMainAction.do"/>
<display:column width="200" maxLength="30"
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<display:column width="5" title="<input type=\"checkbox\"
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<input type="checkbox" name="id" value="${SHOUND
CONTAIN grid.profileID}" onclick="radio(this)"/>
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Will -- that def'n doesn't seem too botched to me. :-)
I've been mucking about with Spring lately and have been happy with some of
the decoupling it's enabled. I'd really like to see some of Stan's ideas in
the Vel implementation. I'd really like to be able to config multiple
Velocity Engines in a Spring config, passing in logging config params
(filename), or full blown Logger Objects, and classloader params or real
ClassLoader instances.
The more I see of Spring, the more I like the "Magic" of what I think of as
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Cheers,
Timo
P.S. I'm also wondering how Spring may (or may not) improve Velocity Tools
config/setup.... not sure yet.
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I have just received the catalog from Kerry Taylor Auctions with the
pictures of bobbins from the collection of Christine and David Springett. being
sold
on the 16th of December.
They are all very beautiful. It makes me wish for a ticket to London!
This catalog will be a 'collectable' itself.
Elaine Merritt
The Lace Museum
552 South. Murphy Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
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In reply to Frederick Sparber's message of Tue, 14 Dec 2004 12:11:53 -0600:
Hi Fred,
[snip]
>If the magnetic field of the electron repels the proton field or balances the
>8.0e-8 newton attractive electrostatic force
>between the electron and proton, how can you get a fractional orbit electron?
[snip]
I think the problem here is the assumption that the magnetic field interaction
between proton and electron is responsible. It isn't.
Clearly the primary balancing force is the centrifugal force, or if you will,
the interaction of the charged electron with it's own magnetic field (which I
suspect is the same thing, because the magnetic field energy and the kinetic
energy of the electron are one and the same thing. Furthermore, centrifugal
force derives directly from kinetic energy, hence from the self magnetic field).
Regards,
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I have the same error, also no other emulator or simulator running. Environment
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