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With Boston's victory over Baltimore Tuesday night, the Red Sox began a 30-game grind to finish the regular season.
We started watching this Red Sox team way back in February when pitchers and catchers showed up in Fort Myers, Fla. Most of them showed up early, which was a good thing. Now the question is, can they do their job late?
Here are 30 quick hitters I think are needed down the stretch to make the playoffs…
1) Keep lady luck on board and keep missing the other team's ace pitchers. (they missed Cain, Kerhsaw, and Greinke out West)
2) To John Farrell – don't be afraid to call for a sacrifice bunt if the situation warrants.
3) David Ross must catch more. Clearly the pitchers like throwing to him.
4) Let's not focus too much of those three games at Tampa Bay (Sept. 10,11,12). The other games are going to decide who wins the division.
5) If Jonny Gomes is available in any late game key situation – he must bat.
6) No more games off for players. There are four off days in September. I don't want to hear it.
7) Think long and hard who you want to start the nine game against Baltimore. The O's hit lots of home runs. Six of the games are at Fenway. Think long and hard who are your fly-ball pitchers and who are not.
8) Jacoby Ellsbury needs to stop looking at his steal percentage and steal the base earlier in counts.
9) Koji. Koji. And more Koji.
10) Ryan Dempster cannot pitch against the Yankees. Period.
11) David Ortiz needs to keep his mouth shut about A-Rod, etc.
12) Drew, Middlebrooks,Bogaerts…Ride the guy with the hot hand until the guy isn't hot.
13) I count eight games against out-of-contention teams (White Sox, Toronto, Colorado). They need to go at least 6-2 against them.
14) Hate to say it, but…I hope the Pawsox do not make the playoffs. I want to see Jackie Bradley Jr. in the outfield in late innings starting September 1st.
15 )I love Jake Peavy's emotion but tone it down some Jake. I'll bet some of that energy better used could get you through that one extra inning.
16) Limit the use of guys like Drake Britton.
17) Do not let it come down to those final three games in Baltimore at the end.
18) No chicken and beer.
19) Keep rooting against Oakland and Cleveland (sorry Tito). We don't want these guys sneaking into the wildcard race while all focus is is on TB, the Yankees and Baltimore.
20) Clay Buchholz must give them a handful of quality starts in September.
21) Junichi Tazawa needs to get his second (or third) breath-quickly.
22) Tampa Bay plays a game every day in September except September 9th. This should be a good thing for the Sox.
23) Craig Breslow or Matt Thornton. One of you lefties will need to get some big outs. Be ready.
24) It's OK to play Big Papi at first base once in a while if that is what is needed down the stretch.
25) No more banging into the walls Shane Victorino…you are needed in the lineup every day.
26) Jon Lester – keep pitching like you are pitching for your next contract – because you are.
27) Tampa Bay has a nine game West Coast road trip to make in the September. Let's not complain about that little two-game swing in Colorado during the last week – even though it is a stupid move by MLB.
28) Keep it up John Lackey.
29) Think Dirt Dogs!
30) Play like you haven't won in 86 years!
— As the Red Sox/WEEI/NESN focus on the Jimmy Fund this week, I can't help but think about riding through Bangor with Einar Gustafson (THE Jimmy of the Jimmy Fund) in his tractor trailer rig. New Sweden, Maine turned out a real hero.
— Carl Stotz could not have dreamed what his idea of Little League baseball would become when he came up with it back in 1938.
— If…If the Sox were in a one game/winner- take- all wildcard game October 1st who would you want to start it?
— The Pawtucket Red Sox are in first place. With all of the player transactions this summer, isn't Gary DiSarcina manager of the year?
— The Boston Bruins play their first preseason NHL game in about three weeks. All together now…"where did the summer go?"
— I'm ready for some fall sports.
— And speaking of fall, the Patriots/NYGiants preseason game and defending national champs Alabama football this week are on Sports Radio 92.9 The Ticket.


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Saturday, September 27, 2008
Over the Line
Healadin, retadin, protadin, reckadin, shieldadin, shockadin, baconadin, sheathadin, loladin, bubble-hearthadin. All those are okay.
But gorilladin is an "-adin" too far.
Edit: AMG, I can't believe I forgot "tankadin".
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We think it's the sweetest-smelling "adin" out there, foshizzle!ReplyDelete
He'd never get away with it if gorilla didn't end in an -la.ReplyDelete
Baconadin? Shield-Hearthadin?ReplyDelete
No. Gorriladin is better than those.
- Anonymous8:24 PM, September 27, 2008
You forgot Retardin.ReplyDelete
(credit to athene)
Baconadin is a joke coming out of GC's (intentional?) misspelling of "Beacon" in one of the holy feedback threads a bit back.ReplyDelete
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To me, the incredible AOE threat generation is only part of what makes a Paladin tank. Being able to generate that threat on innumerable foes while simultaneously being impervious to their onslaught is the true standard.ReplyDelete
When your gorilla wields a shield, and blocks 90 to 100% of those incoming attacks, you may have my Tankadin's title.
When our Gorilla can successfully Bubble-hearth, we'll happily accept it.ReplyDelete

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October 16, 2008
The Monon Bell game has a 115-year history. Wabash leads that series 53-52-1. The Wabash-Wittenberg series is a blip in the history book by comparison. Wittenberg holds a 6-5 series edge.
But minus the size of the crowd, the annual tussle with the Tigers from Springfield, Ohio, rivals the intensity felt only in November with a Bell as the prize. Increasingly each year, 'Bash and Witt' battle for a prize less symbolic but more tangible — a spot in the NCAA playoffs.
The 5-0 Little Giants travel Saturday to Wittenberg (4-1) for the North Coast Athletic Conference's annual showcase game. For Division III football fans, it really doesn't get much better. Wittenberg has won 674 times in its 115-year history — more than any other small college team. Wabash is sixth on that list with 591 wins in 122 years.
Both teams routinely field championship-caliber squads. The two have accounted for eight of the last 10 NCAC titles. The Tigers won or shared NCAC titles from 1997-2001 and shared the 2006 crown with Wabash. The Little Giants won outright championships in 2002, 2005, and 2007.
Both teams point to this game and the home team has usually enjoyed a home-field advantage. Wabash won at Wittenberg in 2002 and last year the Little Giants claimed a 24-17 win at Crawfordsville in a game that came down to the final snap.
The Little Giants have won 13 straight NCAC games – the last conference lost came to — not surprisingly — Wittenberg in 2006.
"Wittenberg is a tough, physical football team," said Erik Raeburn, who will be making his first trip to Springfield, Ohio as th Wabash coach. "They don't lose many games, and certainly very few losses come in Springfield. They have a great tradition. Their teams always play hard, and you know when you line up against them you're always going to have to play your best game to get a win."
The Little Giants have improved through their first five contests and bring some gaudy statistics to the Witt clash. Wabash boasts the nation's top Division III offense at 46 points a game. Despite losing its starting quarterback Aaron Huffman in its lone loss to Washington University earlier this year, the Tigers are averaging 34 points.
Wabash is the top kickoff return team in Division III and third in total offense. Witt holds its opponents to less than 100 yards rushing and has the ninth rated rushing defense.
The Little Giants were a stone wall last week against Washington allowing just 14 rushing yards.
"We're playing better on defense," Raeburn said. "We're more physical. We're playing faster and we're breaking to the ball better than we did at the start of the season.
"Offensively, our running game is going much better now. I think we're doing a much better job mixing the running and passing game together."
In recent history Witt has been able to largely concentrate on the Little Giants' high-powered passing attack, and with Matt Hudson hitting on nearly 70 percent of his passes and collecting 20 touchdowns thus far, 2008 is no different. But Wabash has rushed for more than 200 yards in three consecutive games — a statistic not accomplished since the 1985 season.
It's a fight the two teams anticipate, embrace, and play out with a high intensity level.
"There is rarely a week that is comparable to this week," Wabash quarterback Matt Hudson wrote on his student blog this week, noting the Bell game as the only game matching the Witt intensity.
"I can't wait. We're going to Springfield to battle Wittenberg. I don't use that term lightly. It's going to be an absolute battle," said Hudson.
While both teams have been known to use strong words describing the other, there is great respect.
"They're the big dogs," Wittenberg linebacker Brad McKinley told the Springfield News-Sun, "and everyone wants to be the big dog."
Big games often change on turnovers, and Raeburn echoed that familiar theme. "With the exception of the Kenyon game, we really haven't been able to create many turnovers. We've been a little sloppy with the football. Last week we threw an interception at Washington University. We have to create more turnovers and be very careful with the football."
If you're traveling to Springfield or listening on WNDY radio or at www.teamline.cc, there are some keys to watch and listen for during the game. Both teams have big physical lines. Which team is winning in the trenches? Can Witt's defense penetrate the huge Wabash O-line and get to Hudson? Witt usually stays in single coverage on wide receivers, so will Kody LeMond be left with single coverage? Wabash's secondary has not been strongly tested. Witt has tall and speedy wideouts and a solid running game.
Battle or dogfight — it's Division III football at its very best.


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Those who knew Jim Flick best are in lockstep when summing up the man. He was, they all say, a better person than he was a teacher. And he was one of the best teachers in the history of the game.
Flick, who passed away on Monday at age 82 after battling pancreatic cancer, was a legend in the world of golf instruction, a man who could have a rank beginner getting shots airborne in a matter of minutes, and help the greatest players in the game just as quickly.
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And he would treat both exactly the same.
"I wish I had his demeanor and his attitude and style," said Bob Toski, who taught alongside Flick for many years in the Golf Digest Schools. The two also co-authored the book "How to Become a Complete Golfer."
"He was always the same, whether he was teaching the beginner, the middle handicapper or the tour player," Toski said. "He was very polished and consistent in the way he communicated with people. If you went through the list of people who went to his schools, you would get accolades like you wouldn't believe. He influenced people of all ages, abilities, styles and means."
Long before tour ranges filled up with celebrity instructors, Flick was teaching the best with a smile and an infectious optimism.
"He was one of the closest guys to me as I was growing up, one of my dad's great friends," said Davis Love III. "I grew up with the Flick, (Jack) Lumpkin, my dad and (Peter) Kostis as my teachers. I called him Mr. Flick and he called me 'Coach' as he did so many of his students. He'd say, 'You're sure hitting it good, Coach.'
"I remember so many thousands of people that went through the schools that fell in love with him. Not only did the people in those schools get great instruction – and I'll throw my dad in that category as well – people fell in love with the game because those guys were so nice and made it so much fun. They inspired people, not just to hit golf balls and work on their games, but to be golfers."
Brandel Chamblee also found Flick to be a compassionate and caring teacher who cared more for his students than he did for himself.
"As I think back on the time I spent with him, it occurs to me that he had embodied what it means when one hears of a teacher's love," Chamblee said. "He loved his students and put their needs above any desire for recognition. He loved golf and he loved to talk golf, but he did so with empathy for the student and humility that suggested that as he was teaching he was also being taught. … He taught for all the right reasons and in all the right ways."
His was a simple, old-school methodology that applied to everyone.
"He was the modern 'Swing the Clubhead' teacher, today's version of Earnest Jones," Toski said. "He believed that you had to feel the clubhead through the hands, and that the big muscles were responsive to the little muscles. He called the golf club 'an instrument,' and said it was like playing the violin. He'd say, 'If you play good, you get some sweet music.'"
Perhaps his most famous student was also the greatest golfer of all time.
"I've known Jim Flick since I was a teenager, when Jim was a pro at Losantiville Country Club in Cincinnati." Jack Nicklaus said. "I am sure I probably ran across Jim prior to this particular meeting, but I really became aware of Jim when he was the pro there and when Bob Keppler (Ohio State coach) and I went down to play the US Pro-Am when I was, I guess, a junior in college.
"I got to know Jim a little bit there. I knew he was a very nice guy, but I didn't really have much involvement with Jim through the years until he began to come over to Frenchman's Creek in Jupiter (Florida) and watch Jack Grout and me work. He would sit behind Jack Grout and me while Mr. Grout was teaching. He would sit back there for hours, day after day. So, there isn't anybody who watched more of Mr. Grout teaching me than Jim Flick.
"When Jack passed away in 1989, I was looking for somebody to help me. I had gone to a couple of guys and I was sort of struggling to find the right person. I had just turned 50 years old and I was out at The Tradition – my first tournament and major as a senior," Nicklaus continued. "Jim just happened to be walking around. I think we were walking down the 18th fairway, and he had watched most of the last nine holes, so I turned to him and said, 'Well, Jim what do you see? You've seen me enough. You've seen Jack Grout and how he taught me.' Jim said, 'Well, I don't see Jack Nicklaus.' I said, 'What do you mean?' So, we went to the practice tee and he showed me what he meant.
"Through a variety of things Jim did and worked on, I won that golf tournament. I had not played very well up to that point, but did that week, thanks to Jim. He has been my teacher of note ever since.
"More important, for decades Jim has been a good friend to me, on and off the golf course. He has not only touched my life and career, but he has influenced hundreds, if not thousands, of people over the years."
Davis Love thought of him as more than an instructor. He was one of the adults that make a difference in a young man's life, a positive influence that makes a mark at just the right time.
"You wanted to be like Jim Flick," Love said. "He was always happy, always smiling, and had such a positive attitude. I was lucky to grow up around guys like that."
But it was Toski who summed up his old friend's personality the best.
"If Byron Nelson was golf's great gentleman, Jim Flick was golf's gentleman instructor," Toski said. "They were cut from the same cloth."
Jim Flick is survived by his wife Geri and their five children.


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20 Stadiums in 20 Days – The Ballpark In Arlington
Before I get started with my visit to the home of the Texas Rangers, I'll answer the question I asked last time about my visit to Coors Field. If you recall, I said there was something unusual about Hideo Nomo's no-hitter on September 17, 1996.
Nomo is best known for his body-twisting windup. On the night of the no-hitter, he pitched almost the entire game from the stretch! Due to the poor footing on a wet mound, he abandoned his windup after the first inning.
Just some more baseball trivia to fill up your mind!
The Ballpark In Arlington
My husband and I traveled to Texas in May 1997 to visit my brother, who lived in Irving at the time. In case you're not familiar with Texas, Irving is in between Dallas and Ft. Worth.
[unrelated aside: My brother has since moved, to another town in the DFW area called Flower Mound. Flower Mound? Is there anyone else besides me who finds this name funny?]
Of course, we wanted to go to a game! On May 18, 1997 we saw the Rangers take on the Yankees at what was then known as The Ballpark In Arlington.
As you can see, the stadium appears to be out in the middle of nowhere, in a large field. And it was, sort of. There may have been more construction around there since then.
The scoring started right away, with Juan Gonzalez hitting a two-run homer for the Rangers in the bottom of the first. Charlie Hayes then hit a solo shot for the Yankees in the top of the second. The starting pitchers, David Cone for the Yankees and Darren Oliver for the Rangers, settled down after that.
The weather during the game was beautiful and sunny, and let me tell you, it gets hot in Texas in May! This particular day was umbrella day at the stadium, and I could have used mine to shield myself from the sun rather than rain.
[another aside: Since the umbrellas wouldn't fit into our luggage, we had to carry them on the plane on the way home. I wonder if we'd even be allowed to now, given the current regulations for air travel! Not that we could have used them as weapons, they weren't very sturdy.]
The Rangers held on to win the game, 4-2. Cone took the loss, pitching the whole game. Oliver got the win, with ex-Yankee John Wetteland getting the save.
In the effort of full disclosure, I must point out that this was not our first visit to the stadium, though it was the first time we saw a game there. In February of 1996, on a previous visit, we took a tour of the stadium. I guess not too many other people were thinking about baseball in February, as we were the only three people on the tour. So it was like our own private tour!
Here is a shot of my brother and husband sitting in the dugout:
And one of my brother and I (or me? I'm not sure which is correct) at the top of the dugout steps:
I'm the one on the left.
Everything looks very wet in these pictures because the field was being watered at the time. After the tour, we ate lunch at the Friday's located beyond the right-field stands. My brother got one of the largest burgers I have seen:
It looks like it's the size of his head!
The Ballpark In Arlington has undergone a few name changes in the intervening years. It was known as Ameriquest Field for three years before settling on its current name, Rangers Ballpark In Arlington. Still kind of a long name – what it needs is a catchy nickname! I'll put my mind to it another time.
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Kyle Prater stood before his new teammates after practice Monday to take part in a Northwestern football ritual.
He began: "My name is K.P. …"
And with that, the Wildcats started cackling.
Protocol demands that new players, usually freshmen, announce their full names, position, hometown and high school. Everyone in the semicircle knew that Prater, an All-America receiver at Proviso West, had transferred from USC. But that didn't matter.
"He didn't do too badly," said NU quarterback Kain Colter, who will share an apartment with Prater beginning this summer. "We always give those guys a hard time."
The ribbing began during warmups, when Colter and wideout Rashad Lawrence hammed it up after they noticed a photographer zooming in on the newcomer.
"If you want to get on camera," Colter said, "you need to stand by him."
Prater does bring a celebrity quality to Northwestern. Rivals.com rated him the nation's No. 1 receiver two years ago and predicted: "Should have the same impact at the next level as Julio Jones, A.J. Green, Michael Floyd or DeAndre Brown did as a true freshman."
Thumb and hamstring injuries led to his being redshirted as a freshman at USC. Last season a foot issue -- plus the presence of stud receivers Robert Woods and Marqise Lee -- limited him to one catch in 10 games.
Prater has been medically cleared, but NU coach Pat Fitzgerald said Northwestern has him on a "pitch count" both because of his inactivity and newness to NU's spread offense.
Fitzgerald on Monday said Prater "looked like a guy who hasn't played football in a while. There's so much on his plate."
Colter was less restrained, comparing the 6-foot-5, 221-pound Prater to the NFL's most feared receiver: "It's almost like we have a 'Megatron' on our team, a Calvin Johnson-like guy ... He's the biggest target we have. And he's smooth and really athletic."
Prater won't turn 20 until June and might have to wait until he's legal to make an impact. Northwestern is petitioning the NCAA for a waiver that would allow him to play this fall, rather than sit out a season.
It has been reported that Prater has an ill relative in Chicago, but Fitzgerald declined to elaborate and said he has "no idea" when the NCAA will decide.
"We'll exhaust every avenue possible," he said. "I think the NCAA is very understanding when it comes to situations like this. Kyle's a great student with high character. It's great to have a Chicagoan playing Big Ten football in Chicago."
Prater was not available for comment Monday because practice ended at 10:30 a.m. and he had class at 11. He tweeted to his 3,500-plus followers Monday afternoon via @DaReal_21: "Feels good to be back in school and being apart of great football team and also building team chemistry again, so humbled"
Extra points: Last year Fitzgerald had the players in pads during their first practice following spring break. "It was a mistake," he said, "so we tweaked it." The Wildcats knocked off the rust Monday in shells and will practice again Tuesday and Thursday to build toward Saturday's 100-play, informal scrimmage. The spring exhibition is April 14 at noon … Best wishes to Mike Wolf, who has left Northwestern after serving as the school's award-winning director of athletic communications since 2001 … NU football players earned a school-record 3.14 team grade-point average in the winter quarter … John Shurna was named Honorable Mention All-America by AP, NU's highest individual honor since Evan Eschmeyer made the second team in 1999.
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Ask Catholic college students who have done college service projects for feedback, and they'll tell you that it has changed their lives. Ask Catholic college community service administrators for feedback, and they'll tell you that it's changed the world.
On Catholic college campuses throughout the country this spring break, students will be packing and preparing to embark on national and international service projects that will take them to some of the poorest areas of the world. They'll be working as Christ's hands and feet, serving those in need.
Last March, Kaitlin Eighme participated in the Alternative Spring Break trip through St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas. Along with seven other students, Eighme traveled to Whitewater, Ariz., and worked and lived alongside the White Mountain Apache tribe.
"Some of the most profound experiences which shaped my new understanding of service occurred during that trip," she said. "The Apaches taught me many life lessons that week. They taught me how to love, to see people for who they are — beautifully sacred and precious lights in my life. They also taught me the peace that comes from vulnerability. I experienced the sweet peace that comes from letting go and letting others in."
Eighme, a senior majoring in elementary education, also traveled to New York City in her freshman year, Peru in her sophomore year and will go to Uganda this spring to work in a local orphanage and hospital.
"While I originally viewed service as hard work with tangible results, this experience opened my eyes to a different view of what it meant to serve God," she said. "The beauty of service is that it need not be constrained to such a narrow definition or understanding. In the most beautifully simplistic way, service and work for social change can mean establishing relationships with persons who are (part of) a common humanity yet have diverse cultures, backgrounds and outlooks on life." After graduation, Eighme would like to volunteer for a year working with children.
Liza Manjarrez is the assistant director of campus ministry at St. Edward's University. She works with the students who participate in service projects and has seen the changes that service affects on them.
"Our faith calls us to do justice and to help our brothers and sisters in need," Manjarrez said. "For many students, that's just an abstract concept. The service that students at St. Edward's University perform lets them see that concept in real life and gives them a chance to do something about it."
The university provides an array of service opportunities that takes its students through the streets of Austin working in collaboration with area nonprofits, as well as to India, Canada, Peru and Uganda. The focus of each project is social justice and forming bonds between people of varying cultures and backgrounds.
"We can talk all we want about immigration and solidarity, but that's just a concept," she said. "Serving immigrants makes that concept a reality. When you actually see someone who is an immigrant, it brings the concept to life. We're no longer talking about immigration, we're talking about a man named Miguel."
Whether it's a weeklong trip to a foreign country, or a weekly stint at the local soup kitchen, participating in these ministries helps students to understand their place in God's world, discern their careers and vocations and strengthen their Catholic faith.
Jessica Smith, a graduate assistant for community service at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., encourages service for all college students.
"The goal of Catholic education is not only to build strong, academically gifted students, but to play a part in shaping well-rounded men and women of integrity who are not afraid to live their faith or be bold witnesses of Christ," she said. "Service opportunities allow students to put their faith into action, to apply what they learn in the classroom to society at large, and have a greater university experience that includes their neighboring community."
Catholic University offers a variety of service opportunities for students ranging from feeding the homeless, tutoring, visiting the elderly and retired veterans, to conducting after-school programs, sharing time with adults with intellectual disabilities and staffing the Ronald McDonald Family Room at Children's Hospital. There are also many one-day service events for those who aren't able to fit weekly projects into their schedules but still want to serve.
As a person who loves to sleep, Mike Thorsen doesn't relish the idea of getting up at 6:30 a.m. — except, that is, on the days he goes to serve at a Washington soup kitchen that offers breakfast and lunch daily to the disadvantaged. Thorsen is a sophomore majoring in early childhood education at Catholic University, and he hopes to one day be a youth minister and pre-K teacher in a Catholic school. He's been involved in many service projects with the university and feels the experiences have given him a tremendous opportunity to give back to God what he has so graciously given to him. This spring, he'll go with Habitat for Humanity to Phoenix and in May will go to Belize on a mission trip.
"I feel that not only am I following Jesus' example, but I'm encountering him daily with the people I serve," he said. "From going to Catholic school my entire life, I have learned a lot about Catholic social teaching; however, being given the opportunity to live it is an incredible experience that I wish more people would be open to sharing in."
Not only do service projects change the way students look at themselves, they also change the way the students look at the world. Students at St. Martin's University in Lacey, Wash., participate in a number of local, regional and national service projects, which include assisting nonprofits, serving at food banks and soup kitchens, family support services, tending to the homeless and ministering to migrant farm worker families. Additionally, they embark on an annual trip to Tanzania to work in a school and orphanage there.
According to Susan Leyster, director of service immersion programs at St. Martin's, service projects open students' minds and hearts. "All the work is hands-on, experiential service," she said. "For most, it will enrich their world by expanding their borders. It will put a human face on issues that they have only read about and will increase their knowledge of themselves and what it means to be in a global world."
The service that students do at Mount St. Mary's College in Los Angeles helps them to develop a worldview in which all life is valued and teaches them how to harness their leadership skills while taking action to achieve social justice on a global level.
"Service helps our students realize their true passion and how they can use their gifts to create a better world," said Kimberly Terrill, director of community engagement at Mount St. Mary's. "It allows them to clarify their values and develop their special skills and talents. Serving and supporting others helps students build confidence and assists them in identifying and reinforcing their career goals and the importance of service to systemic change."
"I learned about teamwork, about how important it is to be consistent and take initiative," said Alba Arana, a senior majoring in sociology at Mount St. Mary's. After graduation, Arana hopes to work with at-risk youth. "Through service, I was able to explore working with different populations and organizations. Service helped me find my career goals and what my career meant outside of the books in the classroom."
While the students may not have noticed it themselves, campus ministers and staff have noticed that service experiences make students less self-centered. In fact, a high percentage of students make service a lifetime commitment.
"I think their experience of service cultivates in them a sense of importance and worthiness of service and an understanding that leaders do best by serving those whom they lead — in true imitation of Christ," said Anne Forsyth, director of college relations at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, Calif. "This is a time of life when it could be easy to become self-centered. Participating in service activities, therefore, helps them to be more generous and more focused on the needs of others."
Marge Fenelon writes from Wisconsin.
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Not that I want to discourage anyone from using Debian, but if the current Stabel versions are not the type of OS one wants or needs, then really the only option , is to find one that is "your kind of OS".
Coming here, just to "bash" systemd, and the current stable version, with no desire to help try to fix the problems involved with it, really just wastes every bodies time, and gets depressing.
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Dreaming in England © @Doug88888 #1: To Be Twice as Rich, Halve Your Expenses The 9-to-5 rat race is a bum deal. It requires you to work to afford things that you never have the time to enjoy anyway. You kill yourself to own a big home that you never spend any time in. Your PTO piles up with vacation time which you never use because work is too demanding. You're too busy climbing the ladder, earning money to afford those vacations which you never take. See the pattern here? You live for the weekends, except that by the weekend you're so exhausted that you have limited energy. So you mostly just rest. It's a terrible cycle. It doesn't work this way for everyone, but for us it did. We decided to opt out by drastically cutting our expenses. Giving up the home was a big one. Mortgage was a money suck. So was maintenance, things to fill our home with, and cleaning. Subscribe to Our Under the Radar Newsletter Get our freshest + most popular travel stories, exclusive travel deals, and loads of pretty pictures + travel inspiration! I gave up my cell phone and replaced it with a free Skype number. By installing solar panels on the RV (in progress), our electricity expenses will be reduced to a big fat zero. No money spent at RV parks either, since we need no hook-ups. If we don't feel like driving, we can self-support at a remote trailhead with no amenities for weeks at a time. We use free wifi, which we can find on pretty much any corner these days. And when we want to, we disconnect by parking on a mountain trail somewhere, embracing isolation. Our water use is minuscule, as we use creeks and waterfalls to rinse off or hand-wash our clothes with biodegradable soap. We have no cable or television, but we like going to the movies! We have one small pot and one small pan, which we use to make food in the RV. Living is simple and extremely cheap. With our family of two adults, one dog, and one cat, we can live very comfortably on $1,000/month or less. I have a laptop for all my writing, and then drop into town for a wifi connection to email things or make a post. I also have a Kindle with over 300 books on it, which I pull out before bed for some good quality reading. I get free Kindle books online on thousands of topics. Since everything interests me, I don't think I'll ever finish all the books I want to read. Without a 9-to-5 job, I can do more writing (potentially more income), more reading (higher quality research for writing), and more living (many more experiences with so much more to write about). Want to be twice as rich? Halve your expenses. You'll be surprised at how little you actually need to feel happy and fulfilled. #2: You Don't Have to Own Something to Enjoy It This principle blew my mind. There are so many things we can get for free, or for minimal payment that others work tirelessly to own. Some of them I have already mentioned, like cable, internet access, and e-books. But there are others: Instead of owning a pool, we can park at the ocean for days of free water play. Instead of a gym membership, we can spend weeks playing on endless miles of trails. We also enjoy activities like kayaking, fishing, or scuba diving (to name a few) via rentals, for a fraction of the cost of owning the gear required for such activities. Not to mention that the things we value most — fresh air, travel, and the freedom to enjoy life — don't cost us a cent anyway. © Zach Dischner #3: Lack of Money Buys Freedom If you're filthy rich, you can enjoy limitless freedom. But when you're dirt poor, you can enjoy pretty much the same freedom. If you happen to be somewhere in the middle, that's when you're tied down. In the middle, you need to work to pay your debts and expenses. You're not rich enough to stop working, and not "poor" enough to give up those expenses and luxuries. You're stuck indefinitely. When you're too poor to afford the "luxuries" so common in that middle space (say, furniture and lawn care), you have complete freedom to spend your time doing whatever you want. Just as if you were rich. You don't have to work as much or at all. You have no one to report to. You can come and go as you wish. No home to maintain. No rooms to clean. You can pick which opportunities and activities you want to be involved in, and actually be picky about it. Your range of choices in life is substantially wider. These days, many people consider a good travel trip a resort vacation, which of course implies money. But I'm convinced the reason we crave resort-type spots is because we're exhausted from working so much that we need a quiet place to rest and unwind. However, when you're working less, you'll be amazed and how much energy you have. Suddenly a resort vacation sounds boring. You want to run. Hike. Move. Swim. Travel. All of which we can do indefinitely, and free of charge. And if you still want to rest, try lying on a beach like a sand bum for … as long as you want. And that's the life we're living now. © Ian Sane #4: There's Free Stuff Everywhere Sadly, we live in a society where so much is wasted: food, products, energy … the list goes on. Fortunately for RV bums like us, this also means we have an endless supply of free goodies at our fingertips. We can get our hands on anything from food to travel products to personal hygiene products. In this hyper-consumerist society, we could easily survive on samples alone. And if that's not possible, we are happy to offer manual labor or personal service in exchange for the goods we need. No currency exchanged. Between the two of us, my boyfriend and I have a wealth of bartering services at our disposal. He has an engineering background and is awesome at all those "boy" things like manual labor and figuring things out without needing directions. I'm more creative and great at anything related to writing, PR, editing, publishing, promotion, online, etc. This, combined with my journalism background, gives me access to limitless products in exchange for reviews or help with promotion. For example, we don't always pay for running gear or races (unless we want to, and we still do when we want to support certain products or events). I get free pet gear for our dog and cat — things like food, leashes, running harness or packs, etc. The most common things I get for free are clothing, running shoes, and sunglasses. These are the three things I regularly have to turn down because I either don't have enough space for them in the RV, I'm not interested in the product, or I don't want to put in the time to write a review. The product benefits extend to my boyfriend as well, and this aspect alone has saved us thousands of dollars. I often joke that my boyfriend and I are the best-dressed hobos out there, testing all the latest "stuff". I should also mention that not having a job means I have more time to put lots of miles on all this gear, promote what I like, and produce many more reviews and videos, making the freebies much easier to get. Yet another aspect of freebies we enjoy is sponsorships. Over the years we have been sponsored by SportKilt, INKnBURN, and GORE-TEX. If you're not a writer, these same freebie possibilities are still open to you. One common misconception is that you have to be an elite in order to get sponsorships or freebies. Untrue. All you need is to be noticed, to have some clout. To have a personality or an appearance or a following that makes you stand out from the crowd. Anything at all. You could wear a costume. You could cover yourself in tattoos. You could have a popular blog. In the world we live in now with endless blogs and opportunities to self-publish, it's easier than ever to "be a writer". But keep in mind — you still have to be good in order for people to follow you. 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She got long runs on the weekend, and sometimes a shorter run or ball play during the week. We tried to take her out as much as possible, but her outdoor time didn't compare to what it is now. As soon as we put our dog in the RV environment, she transformed. She is more well behaved and, for the first time since I've known her, genuinely tired at the end of the day. She is no longer jealous of the cat (ha!), and she used to be more skittish of other dogs. Now she wants to meet them as her doggie self-esteem has improved too. As soon as we wake up in the morning, Ginger and I step right out on the trail to run or hike. Then it's breakfast. Then more playtime until it's time to go to bed. Yesterday she was prancing through a creek with us, jumping and barking playfully while we all splashed around. Ginger lives a better life now than some humans do. And I believe that this is how all humans are meant to live. The truth is, we belong outside. Our bodies, our skin, our organs, were built to be outdoors. We belong to the trails and the mud and the streams. Yet these are precisely the things that we have built walls to keep out. We sanitize ourselves against the very things that scrub our souls clean, and then wonder why our bodies are breaking down along with our spirits. Our minds were not created to be satisfied with the repetitive motions of menial jobs. We are not stimulated that way. We are not happy. But here on the trails is where we find ourselves. And the best part is that all of this is free. I could run a new trail every day from now until my dying day and never cover all the great space that this beautiful country has to offer. So much of it we will never see. And yet during the week, we are all alone on this great land. We run and laugh and play and wonder where everyone else is. And then we remember … they're all at work. 26 Responses Sarah June 20 I love this article! I quit my job last year to work for myself/write and have been learning to live with less…more time, less money. My lifestyle has changed drastically for the good. Your post is encouraging to keep moving forward and never look back at that 9-5 :) Cheers, Sarah Reply TommyD June 20 I did similar for a year last year, and totally agree…seems we live in a society obsessed with more food, more things, more useless STUFF! Yet you need almost none of it. Enjoyable article, thank you! Keep up the running and look forward to reading more of the writing. Reply Alan L June 20 Very interesting! And right on the mark for being able to retire early and enjoy life! Although my wife and I are a little older…we were able to retire early by cutting our expenses I by more than half ( your first point). Some of the things we did were to refinance the mortgage to a 30 year (rather than the original 15)…which cut our monthly payment by 1/3rd, cut cable and only keeping wifi for streaming with roku and Apple TV, that cut the expenses 75 %… Sold the luxury car and with that paid off the loan and used the extra to purchase a base model fiat, thus cutting the car payment by 60%. Sold the motorcycle and jet skis to buy a trailer paid in full to travel with spouse and dog….cut the extra business phone line, went to one cellphone (pay as you go)…I could go on and on. Anyway, it is easy to retire early and enjoy life as long as you are willing to not keep up with the Jones's and look at living with just what you need! We look forward to your subscription! Reply Glamourous Traveller June 20 What a wonderful article! I still cling on to my 9-5 job, but have a good balance between working and really enjoy in my passion for travelling. You've inspired me to take a nice big hike through the woods this weekend! (If only Singapore wasn't so badly covered in hazardous haze right now =(( ) Reply Pravish Sood June 20 Interesting article. I used to be inspired by this idea, but not anymore. Primarily because I realized that my happiness is completely disassociated with the idea of money. Having a lot or none of it doesn't influence my lifestyle anymore. This is the relationship I have established with money. However, I would not charge any less / more for the services I provide inorder to protect the integrity of the business. Best, Pravish Reply JT June 20 You may want to rethink your comments on poverty stated in number 3. Your view about how people can get back to basics by abandoning their attachment to material things has merit. I understand the value of that perspective. But please leave your commentary on poverty to those who are poor not by choice but by circumstance. As someone who works to provide social services to the poor, I have encountered few if any who view their condition as "freedom." Instead they are too focused on providing for their families to have the luxury of viewing life as you describe it. Reply GVdP June 21 Where to start bursting this bubble? Well.. I'll keep it brief and simple: the only reqsons why you can live like this is because you're young, healthy, childless, lucky, and all the "free" things you enjoy are due to others working for them. Break a bone or develop high blood pressure (not from stress, genetics)? Get pregnant? Your dog gets a severe infection from water borne bacteria found in all streams? You start losing your sight (aging sucks)? Can't find another sponsor for your meals? Tooth decay? Etc etc. Lastly, you are a freeloader that survives because society has enough slack to support a small dinite number of people who don't produce nothing. You're not living, you're surviving in spite of the universe being generally set against you. Btw, to be outdoors without the need a bum or a mooch? Try farming. Reply Christyn June 21 I love this article and think some very valid points made. But, what about saving for emergencies and the future when this lifestyle isn't practical (i.e. illness, old age, etc.)? Living for the moment is important, but not planning for your future seems a bit scary to me. Hopefully you do have a plan and just havent shared it in this post. Luckily, my husband gets close to two months off each year (and, no, he isn't a teacher). In the US this is quite unusual, but we are very fortunate in that regard. So, I don't feel like we are in the rat race like most. And believe me, we use every single week he's given off every year. Anyway, your article has given me lots to think about…very interesting. Reply Jake Curtiss June 21 Well put Vanessa! I need to figure out how to get some of those freebies!! Reply Zara @ Backpack ME June 21 "MOVEMENT, NOT MONEY, BUYS HAPPINESS" – that's exactly why I quit my job to travel full-time and eventually work online. Being location independent is one of the best things that ever happened to me and I wish more people could work (even if still for the same companies they currently do) but on the move. Some newer IT companies allow this, but the rest of the world still has to open their eyes to the fact that happy employes, with a better quality of life, are more creative and productive. Reply TJ June 21 Great piece overall, Vanessa—really enjoyed reading it. My wife and I started this nomadic living early '08 after coming to the realization in NYC that "there's gotta be more!" than the hamster wheel that was generally considered "good living." Best change and choice we had ever made. A few other points, if I may: GT's point about poverty and people struggling w/ a lack of such choices, I find quite valid. GVdP just comes across, generally speaking, as angry. Which is too bad and erroneously runs off the rails w/ misconceptions and invalid assumptions. There are so many holes in his/her tirade, it's difficult to know where to start picking it apart, and it's probably best to avoid a mud-fight anyhow. Also, the idea that one can't pursue this lifestyle b/c of factors like age, family/children or physical challenges is not entirely accurate. We met more than our fair share of folks casting aside these "constraints" in their travels—single women in their 70s out and about; families w/ teenagers being homeschooled and others w/ toddlers learning to walk on the sands of the Pacific; wheelchair-using individuals of all ages who traded the cities' concrete access ramps for the cedar-plank-made ramp-trails snaking through the forests. Do certain factors make this lifestyle's feasibility a bit more challenging? For sure. Impossible? Hardly. Thanks for a great read! Reply Chris goldsboro June 21 I agree with you, enough said. Unfortunately, I'm in the "middle" and my whole life is consumed with paying student loans. Reply Cindy Sawyers June 21 What I am taking away with me from this article is a happy medium. I would not be interested in their lifestyle as they are living it. I do however, grasp the idea of living with less. I have started by reducing my debts, ridding myself of excess and making the money I do make stretch further then I used to. I have barely scratched the surface, but it already feels better. Every story has things you can take from it and make your own. Thanks. and good luck. ps taking advantage of the excess is kind of like recycling, don't you think? Reply Kru June 23 Completely agree with most of what you said, but your work which allows you to get freebies definitely helps maintain your lifestyle. That kind of work is scarce so for most people having your lifestyle isn't going to come as easy or feel as natural. Reply Linda Stevens June 24 Great article – love the lifestyle. But a couple of questions – how to afford the motorhome and gas? Those 2 expenses are substantial & I doubt you're able to get those for free… Reply Chris Raybould June 24 A very inspiring article, and beautifully written. Like most of the above readers, I think many people can take a lot away from this article. It certainly provides food for thought. The freebies certainly help. However, anyone could aspire to gain the skills that you have that enable you to acquire these things. It's certainly a lifestyle I would embrace. Who knows – if my wife could take losing a few of her luxuries, maybe we'll end up in an RV too one day! Reply nicole June 24 Great article! I enjoyed reading it. It's pretty accurate that more money equal more problems. And it's possible to enjoy life without a ton of money. =) Reply Marie June 28 Beautiful post Vanessa! I agree wholeheartedly with everything you wrote. I'm currently transitioning from a part-time corporate life to a full time travel writing/blogging life. Can't wait to be able to support myself that way! Reply emmy July 4 I agree with the interesting points in the article…however the hobo lifestyle is fine when you are young and entrepreneurial. When you have babies/children, life on the road is not a vacation, and children need stability. Also not everyone could financially support themselves living that way. It sounds great in theory, but it isn't for everyone. Reply Nader July 7 I dont get #4 How do you get "free pet gear for our dog and cat – things like food, leashes, running harness or packs, etc. The most common things I get for free are clothing, running shoes, and sunglasses." Where is all this stuff for free? I want to know!! Reply crispin Basilio August 23 Very educational article and I really appreciate it too much. Reply Serg August 25 Reasonable sufficiency of consumer products, goods and services is a sign of a responsible attitude to natural resources. The more people realize this, the better for us all and for the natural environment. The article is very useful and interesting. Reply TAF August 29 First you would probably really enjoy this blog – I do. They also live off grid using the internet as a profit making tool, and the blog has links to a whole bunch of like minded people as well. http://daughterofthesun77.blogspot.co.nz/2013_08_01_archive.html Secondly, I love your message and what you shared, however, I must point out that without the economy of other people going to work every day to stores and public places that provide free wifi, your lifestyle would not be possible, or at least none of the benefits you receive via the internet from writing. But it is great that you have learned how to live off the fringes of a wealthy society, many artists survive in this way. Reply debtfreeoneday September 8 Thanks for such an inspiring article. A lot of people seem to be programmed to accept the 9-5 way of working and they strive to achieve in their careers sometimes getting very stressed and tired along the way. Some people love it though, but it's not for me. I'd love to be doing what you're doing but with a child to support and raise, being at home near schools is a priority. Maybe in the future though! Reply Jo September 18 Great life if you are young, healthy, and have no children. I hope readers realize that this is fantasy and not reality. No mention of health care. Does the author and her boyfriend (or the dog and cat) never get sick? Just try bartering for health care services! LOL! This is not a new concept. Anyone ever read Thoreau? Walden Pond??? You can do the same by realizing that you do not need all those things you think you need. 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- The Stone-Čech compactification, which embeds locally compact Hausdorff spaces into compact Hausdorff spaces in a "universal" fashion; and
- The Urysohn metrization theorem, that shows that every second-countable normal Hausdorff space is metrizable.
We now begin the study of recurrence in topological dynamical systems – how often a non-empty open set U in X returns to intersect itself, or how often a point x in X returns to be close to itself. Not every set or point needs to return to itself; consider for instance what happens to the shift on the compactified integers . Nevertheless, we can always show that at least one set (from any open cover) returns to itself:
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 The MIT Kerberos Development Team and Secure Endpoints Inc. are proud to announce the release of MIT's Kerberos for Windows product, Version 3.2.2. Please send bug reports and feedback to firstname.lastname@example.com. Supported Versions of Microsoft Windows ======================================= This release requires 32-bit editions of Microsoft Windows 2000 and higher or the WOW64 environment of 64-bit editions of Microsoft Windows XP and higher. Downloads ========= Binaries and source code can be downloaded from the MIT Kerberos web site: http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/dist/index.html What's New in KFW 3.2.2: ======================== * Network Identity Manager Application o Application window always raised when prompting for new credentials, so prompt is not obscured by other windows. o Password entry field accepts 1024 characters. o Add --show and --hide command line options. o Defines a new color schema. Color values are no longer imported from the user's desktop theme. o Notification icon reflects status of the default identity instead of all identities. * Credential Cache API changes o The CCAPI implementation is now compatible with Windows Terminal Server. * Kerberos v5 Library Improvements o Based on krb5-1.6.3. o MSLSA: ccache properly translates Unicode strings to the local ANSI character set. o krb5_get_profile() is exported from krb5_32.dll. * Installer Changes o Remove the registration requirement for administrative installations when using the MSI installer. o MSVC DLLs include DST 2007 changes. * Build system changes o NIM Schema files can now support external file inclusion. o Add static ordinals to DLL exports. o krbcc credential cache api implementation can now be compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. o Enable builds on 64 bit Windows. What's New in KFW 3.2.1: ======================== * Network Identity Manager Application o The default identity background color has been removed. o The Basic view updates to reflect deleted and modified identities. o The watermark can be controlled by a registry setting. * Kerberos v5 Library Improvements o Based on krb5-1.6.2 What's New in KFW 3.2.0: ======================== * Network Identity Manager Application o A simplified basic mode has been added to the "obtain new credentials dialog". The basic mode replaces the credential browser with a button that can be used to access the advanced configuration functions. This advanced mode provides the credential browser and a tabbed view of the configuration dialogs for each of the available credential providers. o A simplified default application view that shows only the status of the active identities. o A new command-line option to netidmgr.exe is available to shutdown a running instance of Network Identity Manager. Specify "-x" or "--exit" to force the existing instance to terminate. o The use of ellipsis on menu items now follows the Windows Style Guide. Ellipsis is only used when additional information is required from the user before carrying out the designated action. If displaying a dialog is the action, no ellipsis is used. o Improved handling of window focus when opening and closing modal dialogs. o Reduce the number of alerts presented to the user by combining duplicates into a single alert. o Do not generate alerts if there is nothing that the user can do to correct the situation. Alerts that are displayed provide actions the user can take if desired. o Renew and Destroy menus provide "All" and "Individual identity names" as choices. o The Renew and Destroy toolbar buttons provide dropdown menus permitting the action to be applied to either "All" or one specific identity. o The "default" action of left clicking the notification icon is now configurable. The default configuration is "open/close NIM window". The alternate is to open the new credentials dialog. This can be specified by the user on the General Options page. o The alerter window can now display multiple alerts simultaneously. o Ensure that the NIM window is displayed on an active desktop. If not, move it to the primary desktop and center it. o New Basic mode display that shows only the state of the identity and its expiration time. 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Support per-realm settings. o An identity that matches the MSLSA will not renew its credentials from the MSLSA if the user obtained the credentials from elsewhere. o When importing an identity from the MSLSA that has never been seen before, create an entry in the identity database. o Do not attempt to renew non-renewable identities o Permit an identity to be configured as the default identity even if it doesn't have any credentials. * Kerberos v5 Library Improvements o Based on MIT release 1.6+ o On Vista MSLSA: krb5_ccache can be used to store tickets including TGTs for alternative principals to the LSA credential cache o On Vista a more efficient interface for enumerating the contents of the LSA credential cache is available. o Vista support is only built if the Vista SDK version of NTSecAPI.H is used. o On Vista, if a process is UAC limited, the MSLSA will report that no tickets are present in the cache rather than return tickets with invalid session keys. o get_os_ccname() uses GetEnvironmentVariable() instead of getenv() to read the KRB5CCNAME environment variable. This allows the correct default credential cache name to be returned by krb5_cc_default_name(). This works around a problem where a gssapi application would trigger an Obtain New Credentials prompt from NIM only to have it obtain the wrong credential cache. * Winsock Helper Library Improvements o DNS queries that terminate with a dot would not properly match the hostnames listed within the DNS response preventing a successful return. This resulted in "kinit -4" failing to find the KDCs. * Integrated Logon Improvements o Remove the reliance on the Windows Logon Event handler and replace it with a LogonScript that executes kfwlogon.dll via a call to rundll32.exe. This change permits the integrated logon functionality to work on all supported platforms: Windows 2000 to Windows Vista. o Disable the use of integrated logon if the Network Provider is called as a result of a non-interactive logon. The non-interactive logon does not process the specified LogonScript. As a result, the intermediate credential cache file would not be processed nor cleaned up. o Obtained credentials are stored into an API credential cache whose name is API:<principal> o Add a debugging mode which when activated logs to the Windows Application Event Log. [HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MIT Kerberos\NetworkProvider] DWORD "Debug" * Leash32 Library Changes o Modify the leash functions to use krb5_string_to_deltat() to parse ticket_lifetime and renew_lifetime from the profile. Previously the leash functions expected those fields to be integer representation of minutes without the use of any units. This change is for consistency with KFM and the rest of the krb5 library. o Modify the private functions acquire_tkt_for_princ() and acquire_tkt_no_princ() that are called from gssapi32.dll so that they will work on Windows Vista and so that the MSLSA: principal is only imported if it matches the default identity and no credentials for that identity are present. o Remove all AFS functionality. Microsoft Vista User Account Control (UAC) ========================================== Microsoft Vista UAC mode prevents accounts that are members of the local Administrators group from accessing Kerberos session keys from the LSA credentials cache. The MIT Kerberos MSLSA krb5_ccache type will not report the existence of Kerberos tickets which do not have valid session keys. Users are encouraged to login to Microsoft Vista with accounts that are not members of the local machine Administrators group in order to obtain the best single sign-on experience with MIT Kerberos for Windows and Network Identity Manager. Important notice regarding Kerberos 4 support ============================================= In the past few years, several developments have shown the inadequacy of the security of version 4 of the Kerberos protocol. These developments have led the MIT Kerberos Team to begin the process of ending support for version 4 of the Kerberos protocol. The plan involves the eventual removal of Kerberos 4 support from the MIT implementation of Kerberos. The Data Encryption Standard (DES) has reached the end of its useful life. DES is the only encryption algorithm supported by Kerberos 4, and the increasingly obvious inadequacy of DES motivates the retirement of the Kerberos 4 protocol. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), which had previously certified DES as a US government encryption standard, has officially announced[1] the withdrawal of the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) for DES. NIST's action reflects the long-held opinion of the cryptographic community that DES has too small a key space to be secure. Breaking DES encryption by an exhaustive search of its key space is within the means of some individuals, many companies, and all major governments. Consequently, DES cannot be considered secure for any long-term keys, particularly the ticket-granting key that is central to Kerberos. Serious protocol flaws[2] have been found in Kerberos 4. These flaws permit attacks which require far less effort than an exhaustive search of the DES key space. These flaws make Kerberos 4 cross-realm authentication an unacceptable security risk and raise serious questions about the security of the entire Kerberos 4 protocol. 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We will continue to provide critical security fixes for Kerberos 4, but routine bug fixes and feature enhancements are at an end. ** The MIT Kerberos Team has decided that the MIT Kerberos for ** Windows 3.x release series will be the last versions to contain ** Kerberos 4 support. Beginning with 4.0 release, MIT Kerberos for ** Windows will be Kerberos 5 only. At that time MIT will repackage ** the existing Kerberos 4 libraries in a stand-alone installer for ** those organizations that require continued use of Kerberos 4. We recommend that any sites which have not already done so begin a migration to Kerberos 5. Kerberos 5 provides significant advantages over Kerberos 4, including support for strong encryption, extensibility, improved cross-vendor interoperability, and ongoing development and enhancement. If you have questions or issues regarding migration to Kerberos 5, we recommend discussing them on the email@example.com mailing list. 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