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Installing Cherokee With PHP5 And MySQL Support On Ubuntu 10.04
Version 1.0
Author: Falko Timme
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Cherokee is a very fast, flexible and easy to configure Web Server. It supports the widespread technologies nowadays: FastCGI, SCGI, PHP, CGI, TLS and SSL encrypted connections, virtual hosts, authentication, on the fly encoding, load balancing, Apache compatible log files, and much more. This tutorial shows how you can install Cherokee on an Ubuntu 10.04 server with PHP5 support (through FastCGI) and MySQL support.
I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you!
1 Preliminary Note
In this tutorial I use the hostname server1.example.com with the IP address 192.168.0.100. These settings might differ for you, so you have to replace them where appropriate.
I'm running all the steps in this tutorial with root privileges, so make sure you're logged in as root:
sudo su
2 Installing MySQL 5
First we install MySQL 5 like this:
aptitude install mysql-server mysql-client
You will be asked to provide a password for the MySQL root user - this password is valid for the user [email protected] as well as [email protected], so we don't have to specify a MySQL root password manually later on:
New password for the MySQL "root" user: <-- yourrootsqlpassword
Repeat password for the MySQL "root" user: <-- yourrootsqlpassword
3 Installing Cherokee
Cherokee is available as an Ubuntu package, therefore we can install it like this:
aptitude install cherokee
Now direct your browser to http://192.168.0.100, and you should see the Cherokee placeholder page:
Cherokee can be configured through a web-based control panel which we can start as follows:
cherokee-admin -b
(By default cherokee-admin binds only to 127.0.0.1 (localhost), which means you can only connect to it from the same system. With the -b parameter you can specify the network address to listen to. If no IP is provided, it will bind to all interfaces.)
Output should be similar to this one:
[email protected]:~# cherokee-admin -b
User: admin
One-time Password: gU7dYa7zq31yjC6p
Web Interface:
URL: http://localhost:9090/
[12/05/2010 17:42:12.448] (error) rrd_tools.c:114 - Could not find the rrdtool binary.
Cherokee Web Server 0.99.39 (Feb 2 2010): Listening on port ALL:9090, TLS
disabled, IPv6 disabled, using epoll, 4096 fds system limit, max. 2041
connections, caching I/O, single thread
You need the username and password to log into the web interface which can be found on http://192.168.0.100:9090/:
This is how the web interface looks:
To stop cherokee-admin, type CTRL+C on the shell.
4 Installing PHP5
We can make PHP5 work in Cherokee through FastCGI. Fortunately, Ubuntu provides a FastCGI-enabled PHP5 package which we install like this:
aptitude install php5-cgi
5 Configuring PHP5
We must modify /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini and add the line cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1 right at the end of the file:
vi /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini
[...] cgi.fix_pathinfo = 1 |
Then we restart Cherokee:
/etc/init.d/cherokee restart
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+ php5-fpm PHP Interpreter Connection - 127.0.0.1:9000 Interpreter - /usr/bin/php5-fpm --fpm-config /etc/php5/fpm/php5-fpm.conf
I'm getting dependency error during php5-cgi installation. the command i fire is "sudo apt-get install php5-cgi" Error says "The following packages have unmet dependencies: php5-cgi : Depends: php5-common (= 5.4.6-1ubuntu1.1) but 5.4.9-1~1~ppa1~quantal is to be installed.
do i have to add any entry in /etc/apt/sources.list file. Pl. have me out to resolve this issue.


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Friday, February 5, 2010
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Before I head out today I thought I would post a picture of the beautiful lamp (yes another lamp) that my lovely daughter bought me for Christmas. It seems that these figural metal lamps are getting harder to find and more expensive. I love the chippy paint! It is huge and heavy. Now I need to find just the right place to put it.....
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Dear Dan, Thank you for your answer. Basically Random does not do its job correctly and its use should be avoided for generating reals. As i understand this is always the case, but was demonstrated well by the discrete geometric distribution. Thanks also for the alternative. Regarding the implementation of Random-CA i have one question: Why do you use ((Random[Integer,2^30-1]/2^30.)+ Random[Integer,2^30-1])/2^30. and not (Random[Integer, 2^30 - 1]/2^30.) Regards, Bernd


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A special SOG Arcitech will be won by a current American Knife & Tool Institute member during a drawing at the SOG Specialty Knives & Tools booth on Tuesday during the SHOT Show in Las Vegas.
In the midst of a busy SHOT Show schedule in Las Vegas, members of the AKTI will gather at the SOG booth #425 on Tuesday, January 18th for a special event.
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Comment Re:Why does everything have to be about class warf (Score 2) 245
Not every story is about an imagined divide. Some have an imagined divide whereas others do not.
Not every story is about an imagined divide. Some have an imagined divide whereas others do not.
Let me follow that "let me google that for you" link and post the answer in the thread for you:
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Pi still contains local repetitions - after about 200,000 trees, you reach a tree that looks like a 3, then a 1, then a 4, then a 1, then a 5 then a 9 (but the next one is a 7.)
Identical repetition isn't that much of a problem compared to everything just looking kind of similar. Same sort of trees, same sort of hills, and so on.
Here are some excerpts from the notes I took when creating accounts for various places. None of them are for Slashdot:
"Registration truncated the password and then emailed it to me."
"The password form said to use 8 to 6 chars, but seems to accept 20."
"Not a valid password (must be 6-12 characters, contain at least one letter, at least one number and no punctuation, symbols or spaces)"
"Passwords can't exceed 16 characters and causes a 'system error' when it contains non-alphanumeric characters. All this shit just for *****. Is it worth it?" UPDATE: It wasn't.
"Kept throwing a strange error. It turns out it wanted to be alphanumeric."
"Please use letters and numbers only."
"Can't exceed 10 characters in password."
"Truncated the password to 13 characters and failed to accept the full password."
I was curious as to whether bi-annual would actually mean every two years. Apparently it can mean either, but semiannual and biennial specify six month and two year periods respectively. Amusingly to sad bastards like myself, this means both the regular and LTS releases are biannual.
Not with OpenID. Instead of friending people you just mutually enable each others OpenIDs and add a link back to their CMS for your convenience. Your own CMS could then aggregate all your friends' feeds. There could even be sites that host your CMS for you as is already done with blogs.
Instead of forcing everybody on to one social network site they'd all be inter-linked, with no need to keep moving every few years to stay on the same network as your friends.
Prison walls were never built from GPS devices in the first place, so how is not using GPS devices in your prison walls an idea? That's like "Building Cars Without Wheels Made of Dynamite".
Also, whoosh in advance.
+5 Actually Good Car Analogy
I think I could work that out - how thick is the 2010 Los Angeles telephone directory in world's longest snakes?
A proper haiku
Has to mention a season.
Nothing springs to mind
Smokers didn't change - non-smokers changed.
They changed smoking, from not being banned almost everywhere to being banned almost everywhere.
It was a humourous reply to the parent post:
I never knew doubleclicking an icon and clicking "Next" a few times was a complicated and difficult install process.
YOU srsarer stupids and idiot fuckhead shitface stupid dyumb dunbassw,k stupid cuntface.
It's also a good point - there are people who post like that in FPS gaming forums.
I think the belief of entitlement is more for an offer that isn't deceptive. Nobody believes suing or other tactics would result in more bandwidth for free, but better regulations on advertising is a pretty realistic expectation.
I was referring to:
This is the sort of thing Microsoft would have been vilified for doing
I bet it's that guy next door with 12 million computers!
12 million!? I would've thought 640 000 to be enough for anybody.
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Wednesday, December 09, 2009
I think I like all the people I link to in my blogroll - as well as many other bloggers I do not link to. If you were on my blogroll and are not now, it is probably because you dropped me from your links, and so I'm just responding in kind; Thom, Mark, Cindy, and you others out there. I still like you though. Gosh - I've lost commenters too - I really, realy like my commenters - and the one's I've lost, I miss a lot. One priest dropped me just because I noted that some pope used to burn faggots. Go figure! But that's not the point of this post.
Point is: I often comment on the blogs of persons I like and leave off topic or on topic comments - some serious, but most of which are often very ROFLMAO funny - to me - albeit off the wall and inappropriate or 'dumb'. On my planet, 'dumb' is really, really funny - like laughing Jerry's from the 20th century medieval period. Truth be told, I have my laugh and move on - and I rarely return to see if there is a come back. I always fail to realize many people just do not get my humor and so they sometimes take offense or think that I am an evil, nasty, man - I am - and then they get pissed - and then they drop me. "What's in your wallet?
Yeah, so, my apologies for living.
Anaways... People with blogs take themselves way too seriously and may not realize how nasty and negative they can be too. I know. They may write beautiful spiritual treatises while in the mood (love that song!), and then bash someone to hell 10 minutes later. Some of us - few of us - admit we are rotten, envious, ass**le sinners to the core and yet we still judge who is Catholic and what level Catholic he, she, or it is: CINO? Fervent? Devout? Uber? Ultra? Man or beast? We all do it - those who blog do it online - others write letters to the editor or their bishops - or me... How'd you get my address? Of course the "normal" people just gossip amongst themselves. (Let me tell ya, few bloggers can be classified as "normal".)
Besides, as Fr. Groeschl always says, "If you ever want to be canonized - don't do a lot of writing."
So lighten up people - it's the holidays. Don't pigeon hole Santa. (No - that is not a sexual term! You are thinking of corn. Sheesh!)
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You know, Terry, you ought to checl back on comments you leave at my blog, because I almost always leave a reply comment that is way funnier than yours.
ummm....okay, make that almost never....
Well, now that I think about, I rarely do, because I don't want you to get prideful and all that.
But if I were to do that, they would probably be funnier anyway.
I get your humor.Here is something I don't understand about posts of this nature, Terry. You write something like this, "Some of us - few of us - admit we are rotten, envious, ass**le sinners to the core and yet we still judge who is Catholic and what level Catholic he, she, or it is: CINO? Fervent? Devout? Uber? Ultra?" which is at least partially true, but then there are times you write in the vein of one who does think there are Catholics and then there are fake Catholics, such as this:
I'm not disagreeing with what you wrote about Kennedy--at all. It's just that I sometimes get the sense your entries are "mood"-inspired and do not jive with the tone and positions you take in other entries.
It's confusing.I love your humor Terry :) My life had hit a very busy, stressful time and I have missed checking out your blog everyday:( But yesterday, we received good news from my grandson Philip's doctors--and I'm getting some of MY life back--that means I can blog more! So expect more comments from me: the "rotten, envious, ass**le sinner to the core" that loves your blog.
ReplyDeletePublishing private emails without context or permission could potentially drive away commenters. It's a novel idea, I'm sure.
It is good to be liked, however, as I'm sure it makes you feel very warm inside, which should come in handy this winter, as it looks to be a long one.
Your post just got another comment!"People with blogs...may not realize how nasty and negative they can be too."
Guilty I am. Criticism accepted. I have to admit that I sometimes fail to recognize the impact of the written word.
"[F]ew bloggers can be classified as "normal"
Do you really think that the "normal" ones are actually normal? It's the "normal" ones I don't read. You know that there is something much more deviant and pathological about underlying blogs.Dear all -
Seriously, I have been very tempted to stop subscribing to this blog. The last straw was _some_ of the comments on http://abbey-roads.blogspot.com/2009/11/climate-change-and-going-green.html.
Look, the Summit on Climate Change is going on in Copenhagen and is not very promising, and it is December and I am still wearing just a polo shirt - which is not normal in this part of the world, and I just don't think climate change is an issue to be made fun of. I am disappointed. We know what is going to happen if the liberals make fun of abortion issue.
I know I sound like a raving liberal. Maybe I am? I always present myself as what I am not. Liberals find me too conservative and conservatives find me too liberal.
There are many issues and world problems and we can't tackle them all. But if someone likes to take them on, let them! We don't have to agree at all but at least give them the space?
I really appreciate the humour of Terry and his artwork and artistic flair (the choice of photos and taglines) (that's why I still subscribe) but I have a hunch that this blog is sadly turning into an anti-liberal glee club.Oh Brother William - then why didn't you say so? You can protest my posts any time you like.
Hey man. Why aren't you wearing your habit - a polo? Is it Ralph Lauren? I bet it's grape colour. Kidding - now lighten up.
BTW - I so agree that we have to stop wasting energy, recycle, develop better fuels, etc. - but honestly - this whole climate thing is so much bigger - and it is entirely Providential. Weather - climate - it happens - it evolves.
Consider this - what if "the stones are crying out"? What if nature is crying out because of the sins of humanity - not eco-sins - but the sins against nature - sins that cry to Heaven for vengeance. Money and politics and totalitarian legislation cannot do away with that now can it.Dear Terry
1. The polo shirt I wear is BROWN in colour. Not Ralph Lauren but some cheap Made-in-China stuff.
2. (Are you ready for this?) The brown polo shirt happens to be made by the Secular Franciscans for JPIC purposes (code name for Climategate) with matching eco-shopping bags with an icon of St Francis talking to Brother Wolf.
3. I normally do not wear my habit when I am in my room but now that you have mentioned it, I will put it on (with my pants too).
4. Next time at confession, I will mention that I have taken myself and everyone else just too seriously.Dear Bro.Will,
I wouldn't be caught dead in a brown polo shirt, it totally doesn't match my color season. ;)
If your bringing me a package or a fruitcake then I'd think you looked awesome in brown! - just like my UPS guy. (I'm teasing you)
My favorite statemnet on this entire post was...
"Consider this - what if "the stones are crying out"? What if nature is crying out because of the sins of humanity - not eco-sins - but the sins against nature - sins that cry to Heaven for vengeance"....
That's the truth, all the rest is B.S.Climategate? Ha! Listen to what the Papa is saying now!
Papal Message for World Peace Day
"If You Want to Cultivate Peace, Protect Creation"!!! Although St Francis was not mentioned, it is so blatantly clear that even our beloved Pope is so Franciscan at heart. (His dissertation was on Bonaventure for sure.)
But I am not happy - even the Pope himself has spoken. Why didn't he say it a wee bit earlier, say at the beginning of the Summit? If so, Copenhagen Summit may have a different outcome (and I won't feel so dumb about all this climategate accusation)...Yes.
'Supposing the Pope looked up and saw a cloud and said "It's going to rain," would that be bound to happen?' 'Oh, yes, Father.' 'But supposing it didn't?' He thought a moment and said, 'I suppose it would be sort of raining spiritually, only we were too sinful to see it.' - Brideshead


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Representatives from print, radio, television and online media gathered in Mogadishu to make a collective statement against Ibrahim's conviction in a summit organised by the National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) and hosted by Somalia South-Central Non-State Actors, Somalia's RBC Radio reported.
"We have agreed to join forces and write a letter stating our concerns and demanding the release of our colleague to the president, prime minister and the speaker, which will be signed by both the media employees and NUSOJ," said NUSOJ Secretary General Mohamed Ibrahim. "We also agreed to launch extensive daily media coverage, a media campaign focusing on the release of the journalist, the verdict, media freedom and freedom of expression."
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Clairol Professional Textures & Tones Hair Color Reviews
My natural hair color is dark brown BUT I love when it's dyed jet black! What I don't love is making those expensive trips to my stylist just for color. I have always been hesitant to color my own hair, especially after a terrible hair color experience I had in High School...my hair was dark brown, patchy blonde AND even had some bright Ronald McDonald red in it too! After that experience and my d...read moreear Mom spending tons to have my hair color-corrected, I've always left it to the Pros. However, one of my resolutions this year is to cut back on unnecessary spending AND I figured that since I'm not lifting (lightening) my actual hair color why not do it myself?! At first, I was looking at using professional hair dyes but trying to figure out what volume of developer I should use was a headache, I needed something simple and easy. One of my friends recommended I try her go-to hair color product, her hair is a fabulous honey blonde...and I'm so glad I did! I used the color "silken black" and it gave my hair the most luxurious black color ever. My stylist literally used a professional blue-black dye to achieve this color for my hair and to think I got this silky, shiny look from a box color I picked-up in Target for $5.99 is mind-blowing! Also, my hair is coarse, thick and very dry but this product actually left it silkier than it was before...maybe it's because after I rinsed out the dye I "co-washed" my hair (used conditioner only and no shampoo), sat under my dryer with the conditioner still in my hair and to reseal my hair's shaft I did a final rinse with ice cold water BUT my strands feel like pure silk. My hair doesn't even feel this good after moisturizing steam treatments at the salon. The steps to color my hair were simple and sure I did a lot of steps afterwards but if you're gonna dye your hair...do it right! I will always use this to color my hair and since it's a permanent dye...I will only need to touch up my roots. This is much better than spending quadruple the cost of this product in the salon! — 4 years, 1 month agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 11 of 22 people said helpful
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I used this product and was not happy with the lack of grey coverage, even though I'm not over 30% gray. I ended up with three different shades from platinum, to red, and lastly brown. When I called Clairol they recommended a color correction method, with another of their product; Nice and Easy, which contains ammonia. This was not listed in the ingredient portion inside the box, where the inst...read moreructions are found, they listed this ingredient on the bottom of the box, as ammonium hydroxide. Unless you're a chemist, or a cosmetologist you would'nt know the difference. The Clairol specialist knew I had relaxer in my hair and relaxer and ammonia together is a recipe for baldness. If I had not searched the box the second time, I'd be bald now. This is not due deligence in marketing. On one product you put no ammonia on the front of the box, as in Textures & Tones. On on th Nice'n Easy box it's not on the inside instruction sheet, it's not on the front of the box, then it's common name is not listed on the outside of the box, and yet you use this as the fix for accidents which occur with the first product. I wish I could take my hat off to you, Clairol with you Textures & Tones, but I'm ashame of my tiro colored hair color. Ladies of color, beware if you're not going darker than your natural hair color beware. You may not even come close to what you're looking for. I'll be kicking myself for the next few months until it grows out, or I'll have to do what I should have done in the first place, gone to a professional. For $60.00 I could have had it done professionally, now I have to pay for a professional to strip the color, who knows how much that will cost, and another $60.00 to have it colored correctly. Clairol, I'll not have anything good to say about your products from this day forward. HB, Farmington Hills, Mi. — 5 years, 5 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 25 of 40 people said helpful
I Love this product. The color is fantastic and my hair feels healthier than before I applied the color. It works best when the hair is completely dry and free of styling products. I usually wash my hair the night before, let it air dry and apply the product the following day. I would recommend this product. Haven't used any other brand since I began using textures and tones. — 6 years agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 11 of 16 people said helpful
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This is the best hair color ever! I have thin hair that had a blah look and feel to it. After coloring my hair with Clairol Textures and Tones Hair Color, my hair had great vibrant color and just enough texture to make styling a breeze. i recommend this product to anyone who has hard to color and style thin hair. — 9 years, 3 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 9 of 9 people said helpful


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Loyola water polo teammates Forest Monroe and Connor Plaga have signed with USC. Both were All-Southern Section Div. I selections this past fall for the Mission League runner-up Cubs. Monroe was the team's leading scorer while Plaga was a speedy two-meter defender.
The pair join a talented USC recruiting class that also includes Agoura's Peter Kurzeka, Northern California standouts Thomas Avery and Andrew Reego as well as Michael Rosenthal, a driver from Florida.


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The US-led international coalition's war efforts against terrorism have destroyed the military machine of the Taliban forces in Afghanistan , but the ouster of the Taliban from the seat of power has raised several questions about the country's future. In this complex war against terrorism, Pakistan was able to make some gains, economically and diplomatically, but appears to have lost its control over Afghan affairs. Pakistan , which created, nurtured and sustained the Taliban Government, has no choice but to join the US against the Taliban. By doing that, Musharraf was able to keep Pakistan outside the potential targets of the coalition war. Pakistan came close to being declared as a state sponsor of terrorism with US intelligence fully aware of Pakistan 's role in training terrorists. It was therefore probable that Pakistan could be targeted by the US campaign against terrorism. Secondly, Pakistan was averse to any Indo-US joint war efforts against terrorism. Pakistani fears were reflected in its response to the terror attacks in the US . When Indian Prime Minister offered India 's unconditional support to the US , President Musharraf announced his country's "unstinted support". By making this announcement, Musharraf cleared the road for closer US-Pakistan ties to prevent closer Indo-US cooperation from developing. Thirdly, the events of September 11 brought some economic relief for Pakistan which was in the throes of a massive economic crisis, having accumulated a massive $40 billion foreign debt. Pakistan got a new lease of life as America prepared for a sustained, prolonged and all-out war against terrorism. Washington lifted its sanctions against Pakistan and wrote off, along with Japan , $1 billion of in loans. Concerned about the illicit supply of arms and ammunition to the Taliban from Pakistan , the US announced in early November $73 million in emergency aid to Islamabad to strengthen security on the country's porous borders with Afghanistan . Pakistan was also promised helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft, night vision goggles, and communication equipment. A few days later, on the eve of President Pervez Musharaf's meeting with the US President in New York, Washington pledged $1 billion in aid to Pakistan —doubling the earlier proposal to give $500 million. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) decided around the same time to increase assistance to the country from the planned $626 million to $950 million. The President of ADB said that the Bank would substantially enhance its assistance to Pakistan for various projects to cope with the Afghan refugee crisis. And now the UNDP has joined the ADB for enhancing its economic assistance to Islamabad . The fourth gain for Pakistan came in ending the country's international isolation. The Chagai series of nuclear tests, Kargil misadventure and military coup had led to Pakistan 's international isolation. The various Commonwealth Committees had kept Pakistan out of its meetings. Pakistan had also lost sympathy in the US Congress, which was to lift some of the sanctions against only India before the terrorists struck the World Trade Centre and Pentagon. When the US bombing of Afghanistan began, Pakistan found itself as a frontline state in the war against terrorism. The isolation of the country ended with visits to Islamabad by Japanese, British, Australian and American leaders and high officials. During his recent six-nation trip abroad, Musharraf received praise for his role in the war against terrorism at every stop. While Pakistan gained these benefits, the fall of the Taliban regime in Kabul and the entry of the Northern Alliance forces into the Afghan capital came as a shock. This happened hours after President George Bush had assured Musharraf against such a possibility. It is clear that the US is no longer taking Pakistani advice on Afghan affairs. Its role in the formation of the next government in Kabul will be limited. Islamabad is yet to come to terms with this new development, which is reflected in Foreign Minister Abdus Sattar's statement that Islamabad has not yet de-recognised the Taliban Government; Pakistan's recognition or de-recognition hardly matters. Given the fluidity of the ground situation, it is premature to draw any conclusion on the long-term consequences of the current developments. But the fact remains that while Pakistan had made some economic and diplomatic gains, it's political and security interests have been adversely affected.
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First, I'm chided that no named "conservative groups" are quoted opposing the vaccine, and that I fell into a pile of liberal bullshit by buying into that.
Well, maybe. But the article does say:
Several leading groups that promote abstinence are meeting this week to formulate official policies on the vaccine.
It doesn't say they've decided to oppose it yet, but there are quotes from some who do. Did the article jump the gun in supposing that "conservative groups" would oppose this? Perhaps. But if individuals oppose it, certainly it won't be long before they become a "group." That's the way it works.
Next, on to the mandatory-immunization issue. I know a lot of people, including Michelle Malkin, are pretty skeptical about the need to immunize their kids, even against mumps and rubella and so forth. There are, yes, dangers associated with vaccines.
I'm going to take a pass on this entire argument, except to say that I don't buy that just because you're a parent you can necessarily do whatever you like with your kid. When I posted that article about the vegan husband and wife who nearly starved their child to death by feeding it nothing but nuts and fruit, no one chimed in to say, "Well, their kid. They had that right. Who are we to interfere?"
I believe in a great amount of parental autonomy but I have to say when it comes to vaccinating against cancer -- assuming this vaccine is as effective as its said to be -- I'm not sure a parent should be allowed to knowingly expose a child to the risk of deadly cancer. To what end? To prove what point?
Further, when the debate is over the "mandatory" immunization, I assume "mandatory" has wiggle-room in it. I think parents can opt out of MMR vaccination; I assume they could do the same with this one. It might be a pain in the ass to do so, but, you know, if you've chosen to let a kid risk getting cervical cancer which could be prevented by a shot, I think the least you can do is fill out some f'n' paperwork.
Finally, someone says that this form of cancer doesn't happen just from having sex, but from having "promiscuous, non-monagomous" sex. Nonsense. True enough, it would be difficult for two previously-celibate and perpetually-monogamous virgins to ever give each other STD's. But any time you've had sex with more than one person (a threshhold I don't think counts as "promiscuous") in your entire life you have the risk of picking up the HPV from one partner and passing it to another. Of course those who have sex with more partners run a greater risk; but the risk exists for just about everyone.
I didn't mention this in the original piece, but there is sometimes an undercurrent of punitive prudery running through these arguments. One can make a good-faith argument against the vaccine, but sometimes people do seem to be thinking, way back in their skulls, "Well, you're a dirty whore. A little cervical cancer'll learn ya."
Again, not to indulge in ascribing bad faith to any particular opponent, and certainly not to opponents in general. There are good arguments to be made on both sides of most hot-button social issues. I'm just saying that sometimes, from some, I get the vibe that unwanted pregnancy, AIDS, and even cervical cancer can serve as useful object lessons for women of easy virtue.
I don't mind a little prudery. I think society could use a bit more of it. It's the punitive form of it I find a bit, well, nasty.


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eLearning Conferences 2013
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Wright has done his 28th version of his amazing list of conferences again this year. Past years eLearning Conferences 2012 , eLearning Conferences 2011 , eLearning Conferences 2010 , eLearning Conferences 2009. As always, please note that events, dates, titles, and locations may change; thus, CHECK the specific conference website. Clayton R. Do Different.
BLP Wins Best Game-Based Solution at 2013 DevLearn DemoFest
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The award was given as part of Demofest at the 2013 DevLearn conference. The eLearning Guild's annual DevLearn conference is one of the fastest growing conferences in the eLearning industry. With 2,200 attendees in 2013 and 26% growth from the previous year, the Aria in Las Vegas buzzing with eLearning trends and technologies from October 23-25th.
Unlocking Cool: Jeremy Gutsche, 2013 #DevLearn opening keynote
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This are my liveblogged notes from the opening keynote at the eLearning Guild DevLearn Conference, happening this week in Las Vegas. You're here at this conference to push yourself…so how are people in our companies changing? For info and resources: Trendhunter.com/secret/devlearn Kineo. Normal. false. false. false. EN-US. X-NONE. Forgive any incoherence or typos. Jeremy Gutsche, MBA, CFA, CEO, TrendHunter.com – author of "Exploiting Chaos: Spark Innovation During Times of Change" - @JeremyGutsche. You are not selling a product. You are selling an experience.
DevLearn Day 1
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Well back to another expo conference installment – this time it is DevLearn Day 1. There seems to be a lot of vendors at DevLearn (and I saw it at ICE too) whose product is the anti-LMS. The strange thing about this at DevLearn is the blame game. Do they get a refund – DevLearn? Tagged: DevLearn , DevLearn 2013 , elearning. DevLearn DevLearn 2013 elearning First off, this is being written in the WordPress app so there will not be any colors and the text might appear strange in your browser. Themes.
Are You Going to DevLearn 2013? We Are!
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There's a conference for that. DevLearn is one of our favorite eLearning conferences, and it's just around the bend… October 23 – 25 in Las Vegas. BLP will be at DevLearn in a big way this year. Sharon Boller is partnering with Karl Kapp to lead a pre-conference workshop on learning game design, their fourth session of the year. Learn more.
Ian Bogost, #DevLearn "The Real Power of Games for Learning"
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This are my liveblogged notes Ian Bogost afternoon keynote session at the eLearning Guild DevLearn Conference , happening this week in Las Vegas. Forgive any incoherence or typos. I am in Vegas, after all. Kineo. Normal. false. false. false. EN-US. X-NONE. Ian Bogost. Author of: Persuasive Games: The Expressive Power of Games. link]. Working to expand the application of games in the world…trying to force games to do things we're not used to them doing – games outside of traditional uses, outside of entertainment. ification makes it sound so very easy…. Complexity vs. simplicity.
Learning Solutions 2013 - Virtual Attendance
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Despite a hectic week at work, I was able to participate virtualy in the eLearning Guild's Learning Solutions Conference this week. It was a good experience, but for those who say the face-to-face conference is dead, I MUST insist you are wrong. Recruiting the master of the conference backchannel David Kelly was a brilliant idea. It was a very strange feeling NOT being there.
Eli Pariser Keynote, #DevLearn "The Filter Bubble"
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This are my liveblogged notes Eli Pariser morning keynote session on Thursday, October 24 at the eLearning Guild DevLearn Conference , happening this week in Las Vegas. Forgive any incoherence or typos. I am in Vegas, after all. Eli Pariser, The Filter Bubble. Facebook filters out what we say based on our perceived preferences. We don''t all get the same Google anymore. Anticipation.
Karl Kapp's New Gamification Fieldbook for Learning Professionals
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I was a regular on the L&D conference circuit in 2013, starting at DevLearn in October 2012 (when I first met Karl Kapp) and continuing onwards to DevLearn 2013. Besides professional development for our team, we attended these conferences to bring Knowledge Guru , the first learning game engine tied to research-based learning principles, to market.
DevLearn 2013 Conference & Expo Now World's Leading e-Learning Event by News Editor
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DevLearn grows by 25 percent to become the e-Learning industry's leading annual event. Design & Development Tools Development Strategies Emerging Topics Professional Development Training Strategies
DevLearn Conference & Expo 2013: Shaping What's Next by Bill Brandon
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The eLearning Guild's DevLearn Conference & Expo is the largest eLearning-focused event in the. world. Here's an overview of why you really should be in Las Vegas October 21 – 25 this year! Development Strategies Emerging Topics Management Professional Development Training Strategies
Julie Dirksen, #DevLearn "Interface Design: Tips and Tricks for Designing for Learning Environments"
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This are my liveblogged notes from Julie Dirksen''s (@ usablelearning ) session at the eLearning Guild DevLearn Conference , happening this week in Las Vegas. Forgive any incoherence or typos. I am in Vegas, after all. How do you make an interface that works for people? Stephen Anderson -- her favorite UX guy. He says, at base the UI needs to be functional, reliable, needs to be convenient (easy to use -- it works like I think it should), pleasurable and meaningful. If a user interface is really hard to figure out, you''re maxing out the learner''s cognitive load. Not that many.
Learning Game Design: a Blog Series by Sharon Boller
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Together they run a game design workshop called Play to Learn —which you can attend at the Devlearn conference in October—that has already helped many people build their first game prototype. In early May we launched our Learning Game Design Blog on the Knowledge Guru website. The Learning Game Design Series. Get familiar with game elements and how to use them. Dump ADDIE. Play test.
Trade Show Circuit 2013
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HR Technology Conference & Expo. DevLearn Conference & Expo. mLearn Con Mobile Learning Conference & Expo. 2013). Training 2013, Learning & Expo. Conference and Expo. In just one month, the e-learning trade show season will be upon us. While at one time there was little reason to be concerned, those days are way over. Too many e-learning shows. I'm not just talking about here in the states, but on earth (not sure about Mars, though). As a result, many of us (including myself) need to assess and weigh our options. M-Learning.
DevLearn Conference & Expo: How To Keep Your Eye on What's Next by David Kelly
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The eLearning Guild's DevLearn Conference & Expo 2013 is the best way. In today's fast-moving world, if you're not moving forward, you're falling behind. This is especially true in. the learning profession right now. to follow the changing tides of our industry and to take control of your growth to keep your skills current.
Talent Anarchy, Closing Keynote #DevLearn
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This are my liveblogged notes from the closing keynote session on Friday, October 25 at the eLearning Guild DevLearn Conference , happening this week in Las Vegas. Forgive any incoherence or typos. I am in Vegas, after all. Jason Lauritsen and Joe Gertstandt, @talentanarchy [link]. Their breakthrough: the need to make work more human. Innovation.this needs to be something that all employees contribute to all levels with in the org. Innovation is significant positive change." ~ Scott Berkun. The pyramid -- a reflection of how innovation actually happens. Hacking = innovation.
Putting the Design back into Instructional Design #DevLearn
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Here are my slides from my presentation on Thursday, November 1, 2013 at the eLearning Guild DevLearn conference in Las Vegas. Putting Design Back into Instructional Design from cammybean. Thanks to a great audience -- we had lively conversation and great food for thought
#MlearnCon Recap: Where are we now with mLearning?
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Tincan was almost invisible at this conference, very strange). For me as a vendor this conference was a success. As CEO of easygenerator I know what to do (and how to do this); I intend to show the result at DevLearn in October. e-Learning mlearncon 2013 mLearning mobile learning The sun is setting over San José at the evening of the last day of MLearncon.
Adobe Learning Summit is Back!
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We are thrilled to announce the Sixth Annual Adobe Learning Summit, co-located with DevLearn 2013 hosted by eLearning Guild in Las Vegas. Conferences and events Training and Tutorials Whats new "Elearning authoring tools" Adobe Captivate 7 adobe learning summit Adobe Presenter 9 ALS13 ALS2013 Rapid Authoring rapid elearning
Recently on the Learning Game Design Blog: GBL Picks, LGD Series Part 8, and Game Design Workshop
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The Play to Learn workshop will also be offered at the Devlearn conference this year if you wish to attend! We know that many of you reading this blog are just as excited about game based learning and gamification as we are. Well, we want to continue promoting games as much as possible! Recent posts on the Learning Game Design Blog. August Learning Game Design Workshop Recap.
Sketchnote School: 6 Steps to Great Conference Sketchnotes
Over the next several weeks I'll be posting a series of posts leading up to The Elearning Guild's DevLearn 2014 Conference & Expo. At the conference I'll pull it all together in a session titled, " Skecthnoting: How to Capture Ideas and Concepts with Visual Narratives. " We have a few surprises in store for those of you that skecthnote the conference, too!
The eLearning Guild Awards: DevLearn 2013 Conference & Expo by Bill Brandon
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An important part of every eLearning Guild conference is recognition of those professionals who contribute. This year at DevLearn, the latest Guild Master, and the winners of. to our eLearning community of practice. the DemoFest received the applause and praise of those in attendance. Design Strategies Development Strategies Professional Development Training Strategies
Jeremy Gutsche #DevLearn Keynote Mindmap
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Jeremy Gutsche opened DevLearn with a very animated presentation about how to unlock innovation and communicate killer messages. A nice start to the conference. Entertaining and informative, he made a specific point to link his messages to eLearning. meta-learning strategy
Learning Solutions Conference & Expo 2013: Expanding Your Horizons by Bill Brandon
Learning Solutions Magazine
Learning Solutions Conference & Expo is one of the two largest and most successful gatherings in. The eLearning Guild's DevLearn in the autumn). Learning Solutions Conference & Expo. returns to Orlando March 13 – 15, 2013. North America focused on technology-supported learning and performance (the other one is. Read about it here to understand all that this outstanding.
DevLearn Post-Conference Resources
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We had a great deal of fun talking games and gamification at DevLearn 2013. In the learning stage session I gave with Leanne Batchelder, Powerful Learning Games You Can Build Yourself , I called out some specific resources we would send to you after the conference. The post DevLearn Post-Conference Resources appeared first on. See the slides below.
The Power of Play: How to Use Games for Learning (Free Webinar)
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She has authored multiple white papers on learning game design and speaks at national conferences such as DevLearn and ASTD International on the power of games for learning. Sharon has spoken at numerous conferences – including ASTD, ISPI, and SALT on the topics of learning design and game design. The question wizard is coming in May 2013. Click here to register. Name *.
One Learning Designer's Look Back at 2012
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Conferences. Going to industry conferences is where it's at as far as I'm concerned. In March, I ran a pre-conference session at the eLearning Guild's Learning Solutions called The Accidental Instructional Designer. At DevLearn in November, I had a great time with my session: Putting the Design Back in Instructional Design. So what's up for 2013? Writing.
Check out this award-winning interactive eBook!
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Last month at DevLearn 2013 conference, I participated in the 9th Annual eLearning DemoFest event and showcased an Interactive eBook for iPad on how to use Adobe Presenter to create eLearning courses. There were 81 participants at DemoFest showing off their latest and greatest development efforts, offering the DevLearn conference attendees an opportunity to see […].
Koreen Pagano #DevLearn: The 80:20 Rule of Data Analysis
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This are my liveblogged notes from Koreen Olbrish Pagano ( @KoreenPagano ) session at the eLearning Guild DevLearn Conference , happening this week in Las Vegas. Forgive any incoherence or typos. I am in Vegas, after all. There''s data out there, in everything we do -- on your phone, your websites, etc -- how can we use the data that''s available for learning? Metrics that don''t matter.learning orgs spend a energy tracking metrics that don''t matter: time spent, courses completed, passing scores, # attempts.these metrics show the costs of the training, but not of the value.
DevLearn 2013 Summary
In late October an annual eLearning conference dedicated to training within companies - DevLearn 2013 – was held in Las Vegas. The conference and the exhibition were organized by the eLearning Guild, which is one of the most active and dominant elearning communities (The second one being ASTD). Perhaps this is what most surprised guests at the Geenio both in DevLearn.
Off to #DevLearn
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I am ü ber excited to be heading to the Devlearn Conference next week and just as excited to be presenting too. I''m willing to bet most of this blog''s readers have already heard of this conference. If not, it is the best elearning conference you can attend in my opinion. IDGlobalEvents Blog DevLearn post - Wonderful tips for anyone attending.
#DevLearn 2013 Bloomsburg Instructional Technology Alumni Well Represented!
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Once again, DevLearn was a fun and exciting event. Shawn also wrote a great blog entry about the conference. Always a good time meeting old friends and making new friends. One great thing about events like this is bumping into all of the wonderful graduates of Bloomsburg University's Instructional Technology program. So I captured a number of them in pictures. Out and About
I'm Presenting at #DevLearn
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I am very excited to be presenting at the eLearning Guild''s DevLearn Conference this October. If you are heading to the conference this year, I hope to see you there. If you cannot attend, keep an eye on their Twitter hashtag, #DevLearn , which is a fantastic conference backchannel. Characters DevLearn e-Learning Guild ISD
DevLearn 2013 Wrap Up #devlearn
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Wrapping up a few days in Las Vegas for this year's eLearning Guild DevLearn 2012 conference. You couldn't walk through the conference this year without tripping over one. Of course, the most memorable bits of the conference are the informal hallway chats, the late night beer of elearning conference, and the Las Vegas experience. So thanks to the eLearning Guild for putting on another memorable conference. I could NOT miss Halloween with my kids, so flew in Thursday afternoon. Great format as we pulled Jeannette in from Skype and Jane on Twitter.


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Reading Binary Files
I am quite new to Mathematica. I use 2.2.3 under Windows95. The functions in Utilities'BinaryFiles are used to read binary data from a file (in fact, it is a gray-scale image file 256x256x8). It takes AGES!! Is there a faster or more appropriate way of reading it? Any help would be much appreciated. -- Dr. Edmund Lai Department of Computer and Communication Engineering Edith Cowan University Joondalup, W.A. 6027 Australia Tel: (09) 400 5788 Fax: (09) 400 5811 Email: E.Lai at cowan.edu.au


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Tour of California TT Gear (supersized)
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May 24, 2011
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May 24, 2011
Unfortunately the P4 isn't made for fully-internal Di2, but this is one of the cleaner setups we've seen.
The Amgen Tour of California is one of the only times all year we get to see pro tour teams riding their TT rigs in the states. The TT is a bit of a carnival, and spectacularly fun to watch. We'll be posting some highlight photos of the riders themselves, but first wanted to show off some of the gear we captured prior to the event itself. Enjoy the gallery.
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Here's a thorough survey of the top bikes in the industry, and all their individual strengths and weaknesses.
This Shiv is my personal ride, dressed to the nines and built with the finest gear in the sport. Enjoy the detailed writeup and supersized gallery.


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July 5th, 2009
A Brief Tamia-free zone…
Many of you may drop by Tamia Nelson's Outside Up North site regularly (I do)… great bike stuff, fabulous photography… a top-notch site! Today she says:
"If you come by Outside Up North sometime soon (tomorrow, to be specific) and can't get through, it's because we're due to undergo a software upgrade. This involves ditching old files which actually work and moving in a lot of new files which should work. Because Sysop doesn't do this every day, she might become so frazzled by the process that she needs to go for a bike ride to clear her brain before clearing the mess. (â€It'll do till a mess comes along…†I've wanted to use that quote from No Country for Old Men ever since I heard it.)
So, please bear with us as we make this mandatory upgrade to the software which allows our site to function. We'll do our best to minimize the time we're offline. And thanks for your forbearance."
We'll be waiting on the other side. Good luck…
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This is a low sodium pasta salad recipe found on the MayoClinic.com website. You can use any type of pasta for this light spring salad, including shells,...
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Easy Vegetarian Pasta
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VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) client Skype announced the release of Skype version 5.0 and along with it the ability to call and text friends on Facebook plus group video calling.
"When you install the new Skype version 5.0 for Windows and sign in with Facebook, you can easily call or SMS your friends," wrote Facebook's Ethan Beard in an October 14 blog post.
"You also can check out your News Feed, update your status, and like and comment on posts directly within Skype."
The new Skype for Windows provides access to group video calling (in beta), a feature that has been much requested by both business and individual users.
According to Skype, video calling accounted for around 40 percent of all Skype-to-Skype calls in the first half of 2010.
In August Google added telephone capabilities to its web-based applications in the US. The service was an instant hit with users, racking up more than one million calls in its first 24 hours.
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For the gathering last Sunday, hosted by some women from my church, I made a dark chocolate tart. I decorated it to look like a tree of life (or placenta, depending on which frame of mind you're in). The white chocolate was runnier than it should have been, so all of the intricate swirls flowed outward more than they should have. Oh well...it was still really delicious.
I let Zari and Dio "decorate" the other tart. It looked...well...not so appetizing when they had finished. I swirled a knife through it a few times and it improved remarkably.
Here's the recipe, from the American edition of Larousse Gastronomique:
Dark Chocolate Tart:
4 oz (100 g) dark chocolate (60-70% minimum)
4 oz (100 g or 1/2 cup) butter
1/2 cup (50 g) flour
1/2 cup (100 g) sugar
3 eggs
Melt chocolate and butter together and stir. Add the other ingredients and mix until smooth and shiny. Bake at 350F in a greased & floured tart pan or round cake pan for 20 minutes. Let cool.
1/2 cup cream
3 oz (80 g) dark chocolate
1 Tbsp (10 g) butter
Bring cream to a boil and stir in chocolate and butter until fully incorporated. Spread on top of cooled tart.
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A Winder woman was arrested after striking her mother in the head with a cell phone.
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Meeting women's unique needs for good heart health
Americans often think of heart disease as a man's disease. That myth may contribute to women not getting the preventive care they need and the lifesaving treatment necessary when a heart attack or stroke occurs.
The Women's Cardiovascular Health Clinic at Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center is one of only a handful of clinics in the country devoted to women's heart health. More than a third of the cardiology experts at Ohio State are women – covering nearly every specialty of heart and vascular care.
At Ohio State, we understand that the symptoms and complications of heart disease are different in women than in men, and our extensive experience in treating women's heart disease means we have unmatched expertise in central Ohio. We address a breadth of conditions and situations that have special significance for women, including:
- Cardiovascular complications during pregnancy that result in cardiovascular disease
- Effects on the heart of gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia and pregnancy-related hypertension
- Congenital heart disease and pregnancy. We have a specialist who counsels patients on the possible complications of becoming pregnant and who cares for patients with congenital heart disease through gestation and delivery.
- Pulmonary hypertension, which disproportionately affects women. One of our physicians is devoted solely to treating women with pulmonary hypertension, a specialization found at only a handful of medical centers in the United States.
- Lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and polycystic ovarian disease, which predominantly affect women and often are accompanied by heart disease
- Functional amenorrhea, which accelerates heart disease
- Diabetes, which raises a woman's risk of heart disease much more so than a man's
- Coronary microvascular disease, also known as small vessel disease or cardiac syndrome X, which affects women more frequently and is often under-diagnosed. This is a condition in which the small arteries in the heart have become narrowed.
- Familial hypercholesterolemia, a genetic disorder that results in early onset heart disease
Heart Health by the Numbers
Risk Factors for Women
Heart disease often has no discernible symptoms, which is why it's important for women to seek routine care. Risk factors like high blood pressure or abnormal cholesterol levels may be detected as the result of a routine examination. Treating those conditions promptly can prevent future problems.
There are several key risk factors for heart disease and stroke:
- High blood pressure
- Diabetes
- Smoking
- Overweight and obesity
- High cholesterol
- Physical inactivity
- Family history
- Medications/supplements
These risk factors can affect women differently than men. For example, smoking and diabetes are risk factors for both men and women, but they pose a greater risk for women than men. In addition, hormone replacement therapy for women may be associated with increased risk for heart disease, blood clots and strokes.
Female-specific risk factors for heart disease
Many steps to prevent heart disease in women are the same as for men. But women have some different risk factors that can be prevented, such as
- Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels
- High blood pressure, especially if combined with obesity
After age 55, women may have higher LDL cholesterol levels than men, which increase the risk of heart disease. It is important to have your cholesterol levels checked regularly and to take steps to keep them at medically acceptable levels.
After menopause, women are also more likely to develop high blood pressure – a significant contributor to heart disease. The tendency toward high blood pressure is compounded if obesity is present.
Many women can reduce their LDL cholesterol level and blood pressure by making lifestyle changes, such as increasing physical activity and eating a heart healthy diet. If your cholesterol and blood pressure cannot be normalized with lifestyle changes, your healthcare provider may recommend medication to help.
It is important to take whatever steps you can to keep cholesterol and blood pressure in control because they are major contributors to heart disease. Your healthcare provider also may recommend other over-the-counter or prescription medications if you are at high risk for heart disease.
Warning signs of a heart attack in women
A heart attack is one serious condition that can result from heart disease. Like heart disease overall, the warning signs of a heart attack may differ in women than in men.
Men more commonly have the classic signs of a heart attack, including chest tightness, arm pain and shortness of breath.
A woman having a heart attack may experience the same symptoms as a man, but she may also experience:
- Nausea or indigestion
- Extreme fatigue
- Weakness or dizziness
- Loss of appetite
- Coughing
- Heart palpitations
- Back pain
Symptoms can occur suddenly or develop over hours, days or weeks.
Women often ignore these symptoms or attribute them to other factors. Women who have heart attacks are more likely to die from them than men because women are uninformed about the symptoms, ignore the symptoms or are reluctant to seek prompt medical attention.
Not seeking help when symptoms of a heart attack occur can lead to permanent damage or even death. If you have symptoms of a heart attack, it is important to call 911 or seek help immediately.
Women's heart facts
Heart disease is a very real health concern for women. Consider these facts:
- Coronary artery disease, which causes heart attacks, is the number one killer of women in America
- One in four women who die in the United States each year die from heart disease
- Heart diseases cause almost twice as many deaths among women as all forms of cancer combined
- More than one in three female adults in the United States has some form of cardiovascular disease. Females represent more than half of deaths from cardiovascular disease.
- Sixty-four percent of women who die suddenly of coronary artery disease had no previous symptoms
Our Services
Ohio State's dedicated team of women's heart experts offer a full breadth of services to prevent, diagnose and treat heart disease in women.
We provide a thorough risk assessment for all women who choose Ohio State for care. Our team will provide you with an individual care plan and will connect you with all the services you need, from lifestyle counseling to medications, surgery and cardiac rehabilitation.
Depending on your health, an expert will:
- Evaluate your risk of developing heart disease
- Assess and treat you for heart-related symptoms
- Treat you for known heart disease conditions
- Understand and take into account the sex-specific differences in your heart condition when personalizing a treatment plan for you
Prevention is just the beginning of the care we provide at Ohio State. We also conduct research to understand women's hearts better and to bring improvements to patients.
Ohio State women's heart health experts are currently pursuing research in:
- Stress testing for women
- Diagnostic testing in women for ischemic heart disease and coronary microvascular disease
- Role of hormones in heart disease
- Heart attack mortality rates in women versus men
- Heart disease risk for breast cancer survivors
Ohio State is home to nationally renowned experts who specialize in the research and prevention of heart disease in women.
Did you know that women comprise only 27 percent of participants in all heart-related research studies? Find out how you can become involved in a clinical trial at Ohio State.


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Third consecutive podium
After finishing second in this past weekend's Olympus Rally, based out of Ocean Shores, Washington, Quebec driver Antoine L'Estage and co-driver Nathalie Richard maintain the lead of the Rally American Championship.
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Nathalie Richard, is the first woman to ever receive this prestigious award.
Performance rally driving champion Antoine L'Estage, and his co-driver Nathalie Richard, both of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu (QC), were honoured this past weekend by the Fédération de Sport Automobile du Québec (FSAQ) as winners of the Bertrand-Fabi Trophy.


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The 64-polyphony delivers a good performance even with 16 tracks, so the X5/DR could be used well as a stand alone sound engine. The GM section is unneccesary and bad. You're better of creating your own sounds.
Because of the low price I'll recommend the whole X5 series -to beginners and money-savers.
Sounds: The caracter of the X5 is the one of a real KORG. Melancholic, spherical pads, "rain dropping" bells, guitars and pianos, and don't forget the numberless organs. Layered oscillators can give a very bright sound - ideal for Pad's or lead-synths. Unfortunately there's a lack of reasonable filters. "Resonance" seems to be a foreign word to the creators of X5. And the basses sound thin. The latter makes the X5 unreasonable for professional use. But it could be a fine tool in combination with other instruments.
The real nice thing about this and any Korg gear with the PC interface in it is that if you have an older laptop that won't support a soundcard or any other way of getting MIDI in and out you now have a way if you have a serial port and Windows 3.1 of better running on it. Laptops are great for live, practice and small spaces. I love portablity! Hey, all you need to jam in the wild is 12 volts for an X5DR or 05/RW or tons of other gear that uses 12 volt wall warts. Just check the polarity and make sure it doesn't want AC like Alesis gear.


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text: Management Team For a description of companies referenced here, please see our Company History page Rachelle Yowell, Chief Executive Officer Rachelle is the CEO and co-founder of Celerity Consulting Group, Inc. Rachelle has over a decade of experience in consulting and management of large projects. From June 1994 through December 1999, she was a member of the management team of ZIA Information Analysis Group and a major contributor to the start-up efforts and success of the firm. From 1991 through 1994, Rachelle was a consultant for a large international consulting firm, Peterson Consulting. She graduated from the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley in 1991. At U.C. Berkeley, Rachelle emphasized finance and accounting in her studies. Chris Yowell, President Chris has over two decades of litigation consulting experience, in both the information management and forensic accounting arenas. He is particularly versed in managing large-scale and complicated discovery matters. Chris also has extensive experience in the regulatory environment, assisting in-house and outside counsel, and regulatory and other business personnel with information management services and solutions – from data collection to document review to data analysis and production support – to address compliance and regulatory issues. Prior to Celerity, Chris co-founded ZIA Information Analysis Group. He started his career at Peterson & Company after graduating from Oregon State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Engineering Management. His studies included engineering, project management, and construction cost and schedule control. Norman Yee, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Norman has almost two decades of experience in discovery management, trial support and forensics. In addition to managing numerous complex litigation projects from initial strategy to implementation, he has also provided expert testimony on computer forensics issues and served as an independent third-party expert on production methodology. Prior to joining Celerity, Norman co-founded Certus Consulting Group, a litigation consulting firm, after starting his career at Peterson Consulting. He has presented numerous CLE and educational seminars related to technology to law firms, bar associations, and corporate counsel. Norman graduated from UC Berkeley with a B.S. in Business Administration. Steffani Aranas, Vice-President, Operations Steffani has a decade of experience in information management consulting in both the compliance and litigation arena and currently oversees marketing, service delivery, and strategic planning for Celerity. Steffani also has seven years of product management and market research experience, driving the roadmap and development of web-based applications and providing research, interface design and usability testing for companies and agencies in the U.S. and in Singapore. She began her career at Peterson Consulting and then joined ZIA Information Analysis Group. Steffani obtained her Master of Business Administration from Stanford University. She also has a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Virginia and is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP). Donna Schmidt, Controller Donna oversees the Finance and Accounting functions at Celerity to ensure efficient day-to-day transactions and operations, effective systems and controls, and accurate planning, budgeting, and forecasting. Before joining Celerity, Donna was the Director of Human Resources and Finance at a world-famous ballet company. Prior to this, she has held senior accounting or controller positions at a range of companies including law firms, a private equity firm, and an Internet software company. Donna received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Golden State University. She is also a Certified Payroll Professional (CPP). Kevin Liu, Vice-President, Risk and Compliance Services Kevin has over 13 years of experience in information management consulting. He has worked extensively in regulatory and legal compliance helping clients gather, organize, and deliver on the information they need. Kevin is especially adept at managing large teams to perform records retrieval, document coding, and document review in support of business, legal, or engineering analysis. Kevin also has significant experience overseeing discovery-related engagements. Kevin began his career at Celerity in the IT group and leverages this foundation to advise clients on the best technical solutions and deliverables that meet the engagement's needs. Kevin graduated with Honors from the University of California, Berkeley with dual degrees in Economics and Political Science. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and Certified Information Professional (CIP). Daniel E. Meredith, PE, Vice-President, Engineering Services Daniel brings over 24 years of utility industry experience and leadership to the Engineering Services practice. As Director and VP at Cascade Natural Gas Corporation, CGC Resources Inc., and Montana-Dakota Utilities Company, he was responsible for broad areas of engineering and operations services, including pipeline safety and compliance, engineering, measurement, gas control, GIS/mapping, corrosion control, major project construction and fabrication, land and right-of-way, environmental permitting and sites, third-party operations services and industrial gas sales. Daniel holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Washington, as well as a Professional Engineering license in mechanical engineering from the State of Washington. Christopher Purdy, Vice-President, Analytical and Litigation Services Christopher has over 17 years experience in litigation consulting. Prior to joining Celerity, Christopher was a founding partner of Certus Consulting Group and a Project Manager at ZIA information Analysis Group. He has significant experience in the development and execution of electronic and hard copy discovery strategies. Christopher also has extensive financial and data analysis experience, creating analytical databases from financial and business documents to support or assess damages claims or to determine potential client exposure. In addition, he has provided trial support, including assisting counsel with trial and witness preparation, and has provided Superior Court declarations in successful support of his client's electronic discovery strategies. Christopher received his Bachelor Degree from the University of Delaware in 1990 and is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP). Alice Burns, Director of Client Services Alice has over 22 years of experience in information management, records compliance, eDiscovery and litigation support. Alice is responsible for identifying and solving client needs, either by tailoring existing solutions or by developing new and innovative ones. She is especially skilled in litigation process improvement and the art of adapting best practice to real-world constraints. She leads Celerity's crisis response and management team, helping clients successfully weather regulatory investigations and/or litigation proceedings due to a critical event. Prior to joining Celerity, Ms. Burns was the Managing Director at Eleventh Hour, an information management and eDiscovery consulting firm. Before this, Alice had several successful stints at top law firms and legal consultancies. Ms. Burns has been a presenter, panel speaker, instructor, and round table representative at industry conferences and seminars and authored numerous publications and blog posts. Josephine Chan, Director Josephine has over six years of experience within the utility industry. She has worked extensively in risk and compliance assisting clients with data collection, analysis, and review to deliver information needed in the regulatory support process. Josephine is especially adept at managing large, multidisciplinary teams in collaboration to perform records retrieval, document coding, and document review in support of business, legal, and engineering analysis. She also has significant experience working with clients in designing work-flow processes across internal groups. Josephine received her bachelor's degree in Political Science with a focus in International Relations from the University of California, San Diego. Joseph Derting, Director of Information Technology Joseph has over a decade of electronic discovery experience and has been a pioneer in the development and implementation of eDiscovery software, methodology and processes. At Celerity, Joseph manages the portfolio of eDiscovery applications and oversees custom discovery and information management development projects. He has taught electronic discovery theory to over 300 professionals in Europe and North America and has been a featured speaker at numerous seminars, CLE courses and educational events. Joseph is certified by Oregon State University in Computer Forensics and trained in the use and presentation of electronic evidence in Court, often appearing in U.S. District Court on behalf of clients. He has multiple industry software certifications as well as a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. Joseph graduated from the University of Washington with a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration. Joshua Derting, Director of Business Development Joshua has 17 years of business development, software deployment, and professional project management experience in both the legal and telecommunication industries. At Celerity, Joshua works closely with legal professionals on all aspects of their discovery needs, with a special focus on large, complex anti-trust matters involving Joint Defense Groups. He regularly advises legal clients on preservation, collection, searching and culling, data processing, online review and post-production. Prior to joining Celerity, Joshua spent 8 years as the Senior Vice President of Sales for a legal software and services organization. Chris Farley, Director, Utility Services Chris has 20 years of consulting experience across a broad range of areas including information management, strategy, product development, sales, technical implementation, and analysis. Chris has worked extensively in the regulatory environment over the past ten years, collaborating with cross-functional teams from law, engineering, and regulatory relations to gain approval for large-scale capital projects in the utility industry. Chris started his career in technology services consulting before joining ZIA Information Analysis Group. His experience also includes management positions in the software industry and utility consulting. Chris graduated from Boston College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. Chad Mosier, PE, PLS, Director of Engineering Services Chad has 30 years of experience in land surveying, mapping, civil engineering, and construction management experience. He plays a key role at Celerity, serving as a lead consultant to gas utility and operator clients on the information management requirements related to engineering projects and initiatives. This includes leading teams to provide research, document collection, document review services and advising on data gathering and data quality process improvement efforts. Prior to Celerity, Chad was the owner of his own design and consulting service firm. Chad holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from California State University, Chico. Chad is licensed as both a Professional Engineer and Professional Land Surveyor in the State of California and is a Certified Project Management Professional (PMP). Christopher Pearson, Director Christopher has over six years of consulting experience primarily supporting natural gas and electric utilities with major document and data validation efforts. These include providing on-site support to pipeline integrity teams to determine and validate Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (MAOP), perform annual Class Location Studies, and audit Leak Survey records. Christopher most recently managed a review of pipeline maps and geospatial data to determine compliance based on utility standards and federal regulations. Christopher also has significant experience overseeing and maintaining document databases to ensure a traceable, verifiable, and complete lineage between data and documents. Christopher received his Bachelor of Science in Political Science with emphasis in Law and Politics from Edgewood College in Madison, Wisconsin. Kirill Satchkov, RCA, Director Kirill has almost a decade of experience in litigation technology, early case assessment, eDiscovery, and database management. Kirill specializes in delivering and administering custom litigation data platforms for use in landmark legal cases. He has successfully developed and deployed project best practices, management standards, and methodologies that ensured the effective completion of high-visibility electronic evidence discovery initiatives. Kirill has had extensive involvement in data processing, large-scale forensic collections, and the vetting of project specific eDiscovery solutions. He is certified by the University of Washington in Digital Forensics and holds numerous industry certifications including being a Relativity Certified Administrator (RCA). Kirill graduated from the University of Washington with dual degrees in Economics and the Russian Language. Charles Tsuji, RCA, Director Charles has over 10 years of litigation support experience specializing in eDiscovery, computer forensics, technology risk management, data loss prevention, and document management practices. Most recently, Charles worked for an information security law firm where he advised clients on the collection, preservation, and production of ESI; drafted ESI-related discovery requests; and led document review teams. He also managed computer forensic projects investigating the misappropriation of confidential company information and violations of internal I.T. Use Policies. Charles received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from the University of Washington and his law degree from Seattle University School of Law. Jesse Tampa, Project Manager Jesse has six years of experience helping utility clients with their information management needs. Jesse's capabilities include: leading teams in providing research, analysis, and project management support on MAOP validation, class location, and leak survey initiatives; managing the scanning of large volumes of records for loading into digital systems; leading technical document reviews; and fielding and managing multiple requests from regulatory agencies and auditing firms during regulatory investigations and inquiries. Recent experience includes learning the ins and outs of gas pipeline corrosion and creating, improving, and managing a process for the department to meet compliance deadlines. Prior to joining Celerity, Jesse worked in hotel management and was a research assistant at the University of Washington, where she also graduated from with a bachelor's degree in Anthropology. Michael Rodriguez, Project Manager Michael has over 25 years of experience in information technology and the litigation consulting industry as a Project Manager, Software Developer/Programmer, and Network Administrator. His specific skills include electronic discovery software development, network administration, computer forensics, project management, and both managing and executing a range of eDiscovery and litigation support activities. Michael has provided technical expertise to entities such as the California Deputy Attorney General, as well as expert testimony on forensic examination and analysis procedures and techniques. Michael received his Associate of Science degree in Computer Science from City College of San Francisco. Yinna Wong, Administrative Manager Yinna is an Administrative/Project Manager for Celerity Consulting Group, Inc. She has over 20 years of office managerial and administrative experience supporting executives and senior management in the litigation support industry. In addition to managing Celerity's offices, Yinna has also managed information retrieval and document processing projects for client attorneys and legal staff, including providing vital administrative support to counsel in critical situations, such as a national public hearing. Ken Yee, Project Manager Ken has six years of consulting experience in the natural gas and electric industry and over fifteen years in the semiconductor industry as an engineer in product development and testing groups. Ken excels in supporting Asset Management, Pipeline Integrity, and Operations teams with identifying, gathering, processing, reviewing, and analyzing gas and utility records to extract the necessary asset information required to help them successfully complete MAOP validation, class location, and other critical initiatives. Ken assists clients by both managing teams and projects as well as by providing independent technical or programming advice and insight. Ken received a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics from the University of California, Berkeley and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.


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Algernon Charles Swinburne was a Victorian era English poet. His poetry was highly controversial in its day, much of it containing recurring themes of sadomasochism, death-wish, lesbianism and irreligion.
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"I have lived long enough, having seen one thing, that love hath an end;/ Goddess and maiden and queen, be near me now and befriend."
Algernon Charles Swinburne
"Time turns the old days to derision, Our loves into corpses or wives; And marriage and death and division Make barren our lives"
"And the best and the worst of this is/ That neither is most to blame/ If you have forgotten my kisses/ And I have forgotten your name."
"For winter's rains and ruins are over,/ And all the season of snows and sins;/ The days dividing lover and lover,/ The light that loses, the night that wins."
"Hope thou not much, and fear thou not at all."
"From too much love of living, From hope and fear set free, We thank with brief thanksgiving Whatever gods may be That no life lives for ever; That dead men rise up never; That even the weariest river Winds somewhere safe to sea"
"Maiden, and mistress of the months and stars/ Now folded in the flowerless fields of heaven."
"Body and spirit are twins: God only knows which is which"
"I will go back to the great sweet mother,/ Mother and lover of men, the sea."
"Change in a trice. The lilies and languors of virtue. For the raptures and roses of vice;"


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