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Ferber: Advocates crying to sleep with parent soothing on a time schedule. Put your baby in the crib. Come back to pat and say soothing words at 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, etc. Increase the times every night. Hopefully your baby will stop crying and go to sleep. Lots of scientific discussion about sleep.
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Pantley: Advocates using gentle techniques to avoid crying. Focus on understanding why baby is waking and fixing problems with routines, new associations, and gradual changes in patterns. Supportive of breastfeeding and co-sleeping as well as crib sleeping and bottle feeding.
There is really a couple of key concepts here - how to reduce the length of nighttime feedings, and how to reduce the frequency. We, like most parents, nursed (I say we, I obviously mean my wife) our baby when he woke up crying, and he nursed back to sleep.
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1) feeding solid food (baby food). Our baby is six months, and we started giving him baby food morning and night. I know that every sleep book says that giving solids makes no difference, but I also know that every parent will tell you otherwise. A full baby is a baby that sleeps better.
2) Stopping nursing at night, and finding another way to sooth him. This was key for us.Read more ›
Of course we wanted to follow the no-cry solution. Who wants to put their child (and themselves) through the misery of cry it out? I truly believed that cry it out was the wrong thing to do and was positive this plan would work. My husband and I committed to the program and agreed we'd follow it "as long as it takes."
It took all of our energy to read the book cover-to-cover, put together a sleep log and then lay out our sleep plan. The author instructs you to have "patience" and to celebrate even the smallest improvements. What she doesn't really acknowledge is that, when serious sleep deprivation has you at each others' throats, weeping hysterically at the drop of a hat and feeling resentful towards your poor innocent baby, "patience" is something nearly impossible to come by.
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Some good suggestions but lacks specifics and can easily let you get into some bad sleep habits that you will regret later. Go for THe Baby Whisperer instead. Read morePublished 5 days ago by Nora Carol
My husband and I both loved reading this book. We hate even the thought about leaving our baby to "cry it out" it is such a bazar that is going around... Read morePublished 7 days ago by Kristina Hunter
This author have given a great gift to moms and parents everywhere! I was so distraught by the many comments from family members that told me I needed to just put my son down and... Read morePublished 13 days ago by Meagan
I didn't know that Id have to teach our baby to go to sleep (self settle) until it was too late! After the recommended demand feed/sleep 3 months, the next two months wizzed by and... Read morePublished 13 days ago by Amazon Customer
I was a bit confused as to why a mom of 4 kids had a 12 month old that was not only waking up every 1.5hrs but she would nurse him each and every single time. Read morePublished 15 days ago by AnnaTee
Nothing in here I didn't already read online. She talks WAY too much about her own personal lifePublished 18 days ago by Sara D.
I bought this book when my son was 3 months old. At the time, I was having to nurse or rock him to sleep each night. Then with each night waking, nurse or rock him to sleep again. Read morePublished 19 days ago by Rebecca
Not really all that helpful. She acts like there is revolutionary material in here but there is nothing that I haven't read elsewhere along with a "If it's not working, go... Read morePublished 20 days ago by J. Thompson
I skipped the intro and sleep science stuff since I've already read plenty about it. Book does not have one specific plan but rather has some good ideas for different... Read morePublished 27 days ago by KJN

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Category: Featured College News
March, 2012
"Rethinking Race & Class" featuring Lani Guinier, the 31st Mitau Endowed Lecturer
Lani Guinier, the Bennett Boskey Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, will talk about "Rethinking Race & Class" as the 31st Mitau Endowed Lecturer at Macalester College, Thursday, March 22nd in Weyerhaeuser Memorial Chapel, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul. Her talk begins at 4:45 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
February, 2012
Anthropology Major Receives Danish Institute for Study Abroad's Intercultural Leadership Award
Rachel Higgs '13, from Apple Valley, Minn., has won the Danish Institute for Study Abroad's Intercultural Leadership Award for her Anthropology research last semester.
"Economic and Social Justice In The 21st Century" Featuring Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Pres. of Bennett College
Dr. Julianne Malveaux, President of Bennett College, will talk about "Economic and Social Justice In The 21st Century" as the keynote speaker for the 13th Annual American Studies Conference at Macalester College, Thursday, February 23rd in Kagin Commons, Alexander Hill Ballroom, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul. Her talk begins at 6 p.m.
Christy Hanson named Dean of the Institute for Global Citizenship
Christy Hanson has been named Dean of Macalester College's Institute for Global Citizenship.
Intimacy and Belonging: The Association between Sexual Activity and Depression among Older Adults
Kathryn Ganong, a 2010 Macalester alumnae and graduate student at Boston College, and Macalester Sociology Prof. Erik Larson have discovered sexual activity that typically incorporates other forms of physical intimacy has a robust association with lower depression for both women and men. In spite of popular perceptions that sex might matter more for men, they found no significant difference in this association between men and women. They recently published their findings in the journal Society and Mental Health.
Macalester senior Derek Ochi named AMGEN Fellow
Biology major Derek Ochi will work as a 2012 Teach For America Corps member and will receive a $3,000 grant to teach math and science.
Sociology Majors Awarded All Three Prizes in Midwest Sociological Society Paper Competitions
All three prizes in Midwest Sociological Society Paper Competitions went to Macalester students.
Macalester Earns Place on Peace Corps' Annual Top Colleges Rankings
Since the Peace Corps began in 1961, 343 Macalester alumni have served, and for the seventh year in a row, Macalester has placed on the Peace Corps' list of top colleges nationwide producing Peace Corps volunteers. With 18 alumni currently serving as Peace Corps volunteers, Macalester is No. 15 in this year's rankings among small-sized colleges and universities.
January, 2012
Macalester College Presents Cellist Matt Haimovitz
Cellist Matt Haimovitz will perform for Macalester College students, staff, and friends at 8 p.m. on Friday, February 3, 2012 at Weyerhaeuser Memorial Chapel, 1600 Grand Ave, St. Paul, Minn.
Macalester College Theatre and Dance Department Presents "Stop Kiss"
The Macalester College Theatre and Dance Department presents Stop Kiss, by Diana Son, in the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, Main Stage Theater, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tickets are $7 general admission and $5 for seniors and groups. Performances are at 7:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday Feb. 17 and 18, and Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Feb. 23–25 and at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19. There will be a talk back following the Sunday matinee performance. Stop Kiss is directed by Cheryl Moore Brinkley, Visiting Instructor in the Theatre & Dance Department. For ticket information, call 651-696-6359.
Exhibition - Overlook: Landscape Studies by Megan Vossler
Megan Vossler presents studies of the landscape in her exhibition "Overlook," at the Macalester College Art Gallery, 1665 Princeton Ave., St. Paul, Minn., from Friday, February 3 through March 9, 2012. The exhibition is free and open to the public. Call 651-696-6416 for more information. macalester.edu/gallery/
Anthropology Professor Jack Weatherford Honored in Mongolia
Weatherford will be the first recipient of the Jack Weatherford Prize and medal. more
Macalester grants tenure status to seven faculty members
Macalester College has granted tenure status to Vittorio Addona, Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science; Darcy Burgund, Psychology; Liang Ding, Economics; Laura Smith and Dan Trudeau, Geography; Christopher Wells, Environmental Studies and Chuen-Fung Wong, Music.
Macalester exceeds campaign goal raising over $156 million during difficult financial time
Macalester College has exceeded its original comprehensive campaign goal of $150 million for its Step Forward campaign, the largest in the college's history. The public phase of the campaign, which ran from October 10, 2008 – December 31, 2011, raised over $156 million.
December, 2011
Common Good Books Opens at Macalester
Common Good Books is opening a store at Macalester College, owner Garrison Keillor announced today. The independent bookstore will reside at 38 South Snelling Avenue in the 1923 Lampert Building, just north of the corner of Grand and Snelling avenues.
November, 2011
Macalester's Theatre and Dance Dept. Presents "Voices of the Silenced"
The Macalester College Theatre and Dance Department showcases the work of six student and faculty choreographers and guest choreographer Dmitri Peskov from Illinois Wesleyan University in the fall dance concert "Voices of the Silenced" in the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, Main Stage Theater, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Performances are at 7:30 pm December 9 and 10 and also at 2 pm December 10. For ticket information, call 651-696-6359
Dinosaur bone is largest osteoderm ever found
What more can we learn about long-necked dinosaurs that we don't already know? A Macalester professor and her colleagues have found that Madagascar dinosaurs carried giant, hollow bones in their skin that may have helped them survive the harsh environments they inhabited. This discovery has shed new light on the anatomy and function of these bones in the biggest animals to ever walk on land.
October, 2011
Theatre and Dance Presents "The Inland Sea"
The Macalester College Theatre and Dance Department presents "The Inland Sea" in the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, Main Stage Theater, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tickets are $7 general admission and $5 for seniors and groups. Performances are at 7:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday Nov. 11 and 12, and Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Nov. 17–19 and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13. "The Inland Sea" is directed by Theatre and Dance Department chair Beth Cleary. For ticket information, call 651-696-6359.
Macalester College Hosts Speaker on Performance Anxiety
Performance anxiety expert Sian Beilock will speak at Macalester College on Friday, Nov. 11, 2011, in Weyerhaeuser Memorial Chapel, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul. Beilock, a psychology professor at the University of Chicago and a former college athlete, is author of the book Choke: What the Secrets of the Brain Reveal About Getting it Right When You Have To. Her talk, which is free and open to the public, begins at 8 p.m.
Macalester Grants Tenure Status to Juliette M. Rogers
Macalester College has granted tenure status to Juliette M. Rogers, associate professor in the French and Francophone Studies Department. Rogers holds a BA from Oberlin College and a PhD from Duke University. She came to Macalester from the University of New Hampshire, Durham, where she was an associate professor of French. She joined the Macalester faculty in 2010.
Wesley and Lynn Edens establish endowed professorship in global health
Wesley and Lynn Edens of New York have established a $2 million endowed professorship at Macalester College. It will be named the Edens Professorship in Global Health.
September, 2011
Macalester College Art Exhibit to Feature Richard Barlow
New and recent work by Minneapolis artist Richard Barlow will be included in the exhibit "A Crow's Nest," which opens at Macalester College at 7 p.m., Friday, Oct. 7, 2011 in the Art Gallery, 1665 Princeton Ave., St. Paul. The exhibit will run through Nov. 6.
18th Annual International Roundtable "Children of the World: The Dialectic of Promise and Vulnerability"
Macalester College presents its 18th annual International Roundtable with the theme, "Children of the World: The Dialectic of Promise and Vulnerability," Thu. - Sat., Oct. 13 - 15, 2011, in the John B. Davis Lecture Hall, Ruth Stricker Dayton Campus Center, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul, Minn. The Roundtable is free and open to the public.
Macalester co-hosts national Imagining America conference Sept. 22-24
Macalester College is co-hosting the 11th annual Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life (IA), national conference Sept. 22-24 in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The conference will have more than 400 attendees including faculty, administrators, and students from IA colleges and universities across the country, as well as leaders of local and national arts and cultural organizations.
Leonards establish endowed professorship in math and science
Mark G. Leonard '65 and Candace Hewitt Leonard '67 of Los Altos, Calif., have established a $2 million endowed professorship at Macalester College. It will be named the Mark G. Leonard and Candace Hewitt Leonard Endowed Professorship in Mathematics and the Natural Sciences.
Four Tenure-Track Professors join Macalester
Four new tenure-track faculty members have joined Macalester this fall. They are Victoria Malawey (Music), Jesús Ernesto Ortiz-Diaz (Hispanic and Latin American Studies), Mario Solis-Garcia (Economics) and Karin Vélez (History).
Warch named Macalester Communications Director
David Warch has been named Director of Communications at the college, following two years as client services director for the Communications and Public Relations Department. He had served as interim director since April.
Macalester College Presents Theo Bleckmann
Grammy-nominated jazz singer and composer Theo Bleckmann performed for Macalester students, staff, and friends.
Macalester alumnus named Acting Director of ATF
Macalester alumnus and Minnesota U.S. Attorney B. Todd Jones has been named Acting Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Jones graduated from Macalester in 1979.
August, 2011
Macalester no longer offering bottled water
Beginning September 1, 2011, Macalester College will no longer be offering bottled water.
Christopher MacDonald-Dennis Named Dean of Macalester's Multicultural Life Department
Christopher MacDonald-Dennis Named Dean of Macalester's Multicultural Life Department
July, 2011
Macalester Receives STARS Silver Rating for Sustainability
The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) has awarded Macalester College a STARS Silver Rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements. STARS, the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System, is a new program that measures and encourages sustainability in all aspects of higher education.
Alexandra Frankel Receives Fulbright Award to Turkey
Alexandra Frankel will serve as cultural interpreter of the United States for Turkish students and colleagues at Afyon Kocatepe University in Afyonkarahisar. more
James Mayer Receives Fulbright Award to Turkey
James Mayer, of Houston, Texas, has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship to Turkey. Mayer graduated from Macalester College in May.
Macalester Mourns the Death of Former President John B. Davis, Jr.
Macalester Mourns the Death of Former President John B. Davis, Jr.
June, 2011
Davis generates debate with essay on invasive species
Do invasive species deserve their bad reputation? Mark Davis, DeWitt Wallace Professor and chair of Macalester's biology department, tackles that question in a Nature essay he published with 18 other ecologists, and it's garnering international buzz.
Macalester Board Elects Three New Trustees
The Macalester College Board of Trustees has elected three new members for three-year terms:
Macalester professor finds clues about ocean circulation affecting climate change
If you're like a lot of Americans, swimming in the ocean is a favorite summer activity. But did you know that ocean circulation can affect the Earth's climate? While many things likely contribute to modern climate change, scientists believe that ocean circulation has had a major impact on Earth's climate over the past 20,000 years. Macalester Environmental Studies Professor Louisa Bradtmiller recently co-authored a paper in Paleoceanography that helps to determine differences in ocean circulation between the last ice age and today.
May, 2011
Eric Goldfischer '13 Receives Newman Civic Fellow Award
Eric Goldfischer '13, from Havertown, Penn., has received the Newman Civic Fellow Award from Campus Compact. He was one of 135 students from 30 states who were honored as Newman Civic Fellows.
Two Students and a Recent Graduate Receive U.S. State Department Scholarships
Martha Rigby '13 from Etna, N.H., Kaitlin Roh '12 from Columbus, Neb., and Rachel Wisthuff '11 from La Grange, Ill. have all been awarded U.S. State Department Critical Language Scholarships (CLS) to study critical languages this summer.
Former U.N. Secretary-General and Obie award-winning playwright to be honored at Reunion Weekend
They are a former U.N. Secretary-General, an Obie award-winning playwright and actress, a Presbyterian minister and a Rabbi. But one thing they all have in common is that they are all Macalester alumni who will be honored in June during reunion weekend. "Macalester's alumni routinely make a difference in the world," said Gabrielle Lawrence, director, Alumni Relations. "The alumni we're honoring next month at reunion have made differences that have changed the world."
April, 2011
Julia Smith Receives Fulbright Award to Mexico
Julia Smith '11 was awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship to Mexico. She will investigate the relative effectiveness of two different methods of ending poverty—microfinance and capital conversion. more
Ruth Conkling Receives Fulbright Award to Germany
She will investigate contemporary German literature and how Germans are reacting to their recent past.
Jamila Humphrie Receives Fulbright Award to Brazil
Jamila Humphrie, of Seattle, Wash., has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship to Brazil. Humphrie will graduate at Macalester College's 122nd commencement on May 14, 2011.
Lois Quam to Speak at Macalester Commencement
Lois Quam '83, executive director of the Global Health Initiative (GHI), is Macalester College's 2011 commencement speaker. The title of her talk is "Entering the World." Commencement will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 14, at the college. Macalester will be streaming commencement at macalester.edu/commencement/ Check back for updates.
Macalester Sociology Students Awarded Top Two Places in National Competition
Senior sociology majors Emily Christie of Indianapolis, Ind., and Evelyn Daugherty of Ann Arbor, Mich., have been selected as the first and second place winners, respectively, for the 2011 Alpha Kappa Delta Undergraduate Paper Competition. Alpha Kappa Delta, the honors society for sociology, sponsors the annual undergraduate paper competition which receives entries from across the country.
Macalester College Presents Dance Concert "Resist This"
Choreographed and performed exclusively by students, the Macalester Spring Dance Concert showcases 10 new dance works. Performances are in the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, Main Stage Theatre, 1600 Grand Ave., St. Paul at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 29, and 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 30. For ticket information, call 651-696-6359.
Sociology Student Wins Recognition From Law and Society Association
Senior sociology major Emily Christie, of Indianapolis, Ind. has been selected for Honorable Mention by the Law and Society Association in the Association's 2011 Undergraduate Student Prize Competition for her paper "Declaraciones de Deseo y Declaraciones de Realidad: State-Indigenous Relations and Intercultural-Bilingual Education in Peru and Guatemala."
Two Macalester Students Finalists at National Competition
Rosie Glenn-Finer '13, of San Francisco, Calif., and Rachel Lochner '13 of Eagan, Minn., were selected as one of five finalist teams at the 2011 Debating for Democracy National Conference in New York City sponsored by Project Pericles. Debating for Democracy is a program in which students research, develop, and advocate public policy positions.
Two Macalester Students Win Goldwater Scholarships
Madeline Marshall '12, a junior from Hayward, Wis., and Colin Jarvis '13, a sophomore from St. Paul, Minn., have received Goldwater Scholarships which are awarded to students with outstanding potential who intend to pursue careers in mathematics, the natural sciences, or engineering.


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Skip to comments.Rep. David Wu's staff confronted him over concerns about his mental health
Posted on 02/18/2011 7:14:06 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
WASHINGTON -- Three days before the Nov. 2 election, Oregon Rep. David Wus most loyal and senior staffers were so alarmed by his erratic behavior that they demanded he enter a hospital for psychiatric treatment.
Their concern had been spiking for weeks in tandem with Wus increasingly unpredictable performance on the campaign trail and in private. He was loud and sometimes angry, some of them told The Oregonian. He said kooky things to staff and -- more worrisome with a tough election fast approaching -- around potential voters and donors.
Most of all, they were worried for Wu, a 55-year-old single father of two young children.
Earlier and gentler efforts had failed, so the tight-knit group of high-level staff took other steps, including quiet inquiries about the availability of beds in hospitals in Portland and Washington, D.C., multiple sources familiar with the effort told The Oregonian.
Several staff members confronted Wu for the final time on Oct. 30. Wus psychiatrist was brought into that meeting as well, joining the group at the Portland campaign headquarters by speaker phone. The meeting was held after four consecutive days of troubling behavior that led the staff to agree that Wu needed a higher level of medical care, according to people intimately familiar with the events of that period.
Wu's past Read earlier news stories from The Oregonian about David Wu. "This is way beyond acceptable levels and the charade needs to end NOW," wrote Lisa Grove, a senior and long-serving campaign pollster, in an e-mail to colleagues that day. "No enabling by any potential enablers, he needs help and you need to be protected. Nothing else matters right now. Nothing else."
(Excerpt) Read more at oregonlive.com ...
He's the right guy for Oregon, and Oregon is the right state for him.
No mention of party affiliation - I wonder ....
Wu is the rapist?...
Wu is the rapist?...
Anthone Weiner could use such a concerned staff
He's a Demwit, so of course...
Thanks Free ThinkerNY.
Wu who?
If he's a liberal (he is), he already has a very severe mental disorder.
Wus on first? Many political insiders are wondering if U.S. Rep. David Wu, Oregons First Congressional District Congressman, is about to be called out.
Following a disturbing and yet to be fully explained departure of six of the congressmans long-time staffers, rumors are flying that Wus days in office may be numbered. So intense is the speculation that campaigns, in both Republican and Democrat circles, are not so clandestinely being contemplated for a special election to replace Wu.
On Jan. 18, Oregonian reporters Charles Pope and Janie Har reported that since the November election, U.S. Rep. David Wu has lost at least six staffers plus the leadership of a veteran campaign team that guided him to a seventh term amid complaints about his public behavior.
The exodus includes Wus longtime chief of staff, Julie Tippens, and communications director, Julia Krahe, both in Washington, D.C.
In addition, Wu has lost virtually his entire political team people who have been with the Democrat for more than a decade including his chief fundraiser and chief pollster who told The Oregonian she wouldnt work for him again.
With 63 Democrats being ousted from the House, over 2000 staffers are said to be job hunting in D.C. This shaky job market has only increased curiosity about why so many on Wus staff quit.
What did Wu do to cause them to walk after he was successfully re-elected? Two odd campaign incidents are being publicly identified as justification for the resignations.
On Oct. 27, Wu gave a speech in Washington County that was so strident and strange that it caused a fellow Democrat to file a complaint with his office.
Days later, another complaint was filed against Wu with the Transportation Security Administration when the Congressman used his clout to demand access to a prohibited area of the airport to greet passengers as they arrived.
While weird, these incidents do not measure up as reasons for so many staffers to quit in a perilous job market. Compounding the confusion is their no comment and, Ill never work for Wu again statements.
After all, there were no mass resignations when Rep. Wu went to the House Floor in 2007 and gave a nationally maligned speech about faux Klingons in the Bush White House.
Reports are rampant that Wu may soon face a congressional investigation for untoward deeds. To date, Wus only public statement has been, I have only the utmost esteem for every member of my staff, present and past.
Thats it? Your veteran staff is quitting in droves, serious rumors are circulating that you may be soon expelled from office, and all you can come up with is a perfunctory written statement of blather.
David Wu needs to step up to the plate and defend himself. He needs to fight these scurrilous charges head on. His stay-in-the-dugout cowering is only fostering more questions with ugly answers.
Wu may be crossing his fingers that this too will pass, but that is not the strategy of a statesman. David Wus District deserves answers.
Noticed the same thing. The only clue is the article says he spoke to a democrat group.
Sounds like just the right kind of guy to represent Oregon.
Kinda disturbing he got re-elected. Gerrymandered district?
Yes, Wu is the rapist. A far left Dem who has been re-elected several times since it came out he had raped a woman in college. This district will vote for him even if he's wearing a straight jacket in the state hospital.
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Oregon Rep. David Wu, Democrat, responded to Rush Limbaugh's insulting and offensive impersonation of Chinese President Hu Jintao. Wu, the the first Chinese American to serve in Congress, found Limbaugh's remarks to exhibit "pathetic childishness," and a "fundamental lack of character."
You are talking about the Portland. OR, liberal towne here.
One of the blue parts of Oregon. Otherwise Oregon is all red.
I remember reports about him assaulting a woman while in college. One would think that would have ended his career.
Apparently the author doesn't know what "scurrilous" means.
1. Making or spreading scandalous claims about someone with the intention of damaging their reputation: "a scurrilous attack".
No, he's a Democrat.
Well, that explains this:
Sorry, Klingon interpreters, Oregon's not hiring
AP ^ | Tuesday, May 13, 2003
Officials have said they won't be needing your services, after all.
The office that treats mental health patients in Multnomah County had included Klingon on a list of 55 languages that could be spoken by incoming patients.
But the inclusion of the Star Trek language drew a spate of tongue-in-cheek headlines.
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
Keep in mind that the media suppressed these reports until the election was over. Even that being said, Wu nearly lost the last election in this solidly Democratic area.
According to a previous article he quit drinking last summer. Not so! I have seen it with my own eyes.
Oh, he is a drinker? They are hard to deal with.
"It's Not a Tuooomor" (from Kindergarten Cop, it was filmed in Oregon)
But it might just be
Wu knew?
"It does not say a whole lot for the Republican party or their candidate in that district to lose to a psyco-nut case Democrat now does it?"
No, it does not. As a resident of Oregon, and in Wu's district, I can tell you that this place is a lost cause.
The Oregon Republican Party is the reason I'm not a Republican anymore.
However, I think the 'rats will throw him under the bus next time so that they can run someone else. If Wu runs against Cornellis again, he just may lose.
Heh...a democrat in Oregon who assaulted a woman during his youth. lol
We have a forner Governor who committed statutory rape, and he got a pass.
Oh, these crazy, perverted dems...
This guy obviously has a parasite-rich district where they don't care who the Democrat is who hands out the free stuff in exchange for their votes.
>>>>I remember reports about him assaulting a woman while in college. One would think that would have ended his career.
>>No, he's a Democrat.
And further, just based on the life and times of the Kennedy clan, it would appear to be a resume-enhancer in Dem circles.
There is one hell of a lot about Representative Wu (D. Portlandia) that has not been related in public yet, and there is just no telling what he has been up to.
But in the Land of Niel Goldschmidt and Sam Adams, David Wu is a near perfect fit. While DC Staffers may not approve of him there are plenty in his District who do, and will reelect him no matter what or who he has been up to.
It will be interesting when one of these former staffers of his finally spills her guts, and I have no doubt that will happen in the coming months. Whatever it is that was going on was bad enough to force mass resignations of his staff, and that kind of word gets around, especially among a group of professional women who no doubt look out for one another.
Yep, the PERFECT representative for Multnomah county. This is why Oregon is a blue state. People are INSANE in the largest metro area of the state.
It's not that, Portland Oregon is a bastion of socialism and has been since the 1800's. It's also the largest metro area in the state. Its all in the numbers, and yes those numbers are dyed the same as berkley liberals. The rest of CD 1 is largely conservative, just overwhelmed by the sheer numbers.
I'm crazy about wu, too.
Course it didn't stop his staff from getting him elected and stuffing the ballot box. Welcome to the Peoples Republic of Portland.
Pray for Oregon
Here he is when we were campaigning against him:
Does Old What's Her Name know???
"Great, another Alan Grayson.
Kinda disturbing he got re-elected. Gerrymandered district? "
No, just the typical liberal nutbag elected by Multnomah County, like the rest of the worthless ones in Oregon.
Actually, Wu represents Washington County, Oregon. Beaverton, and Tigard are part of his district which is just outside of the Portland city limits. Unfortunately he has been my rep for many years, although I have never voted for him. You are correct, however, that there are way too many nuts in the Portland area now! We have been invaded by Californians continually since my childhood so it has gotten worse through the years.
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Paranoid Penguin - Samba Security, Part IV
For the past four months in this column, we've been building a secured Samba server for our local LAN, using Swat. To spare those of you who have been following this series a fourth summary of the usage scenario, let's suffice it to say, we're creating a series of file shares with varying user permissions.
This month, I wrap up the series by showing how to create a restricted, "owner-only" share and how to use mount.cifs to make persistent Samba mounts on your client systems.
Last month, we created a public share, SUPPER, and a nonpublic and group-readable share called CHORES. Prior to that, we had set up some global variables that are inherited by all shares. Those global variables were:
workgroup = FED-CENTRAL security = user client schannel = yes server schannel = yes map to guest = Bad User guest account = nobody unix password sync = yes valid users = mick, knute, pepe, skippy, nobody read list = knute, pepe, skippy write list = mick
Attentive readers of Part II of this series [December 2008] may notice that I omitted "admin users" here, even though in Part II, I had set that to mick. This was an embarrassing mistake. On Ubuntu systems at least, this wreaks havoc with how Samba interacts with Linux file permissions.
You'll recall that setting "admin users" causes listed users to be logged on to Samba as root after successfully authenticating as themselves. In other words, if "admin users" is set to mick, any time mick successfully logs on to any share, he'll actually be logged on as root. The expected result is that mick, therefore, will have superuser privileges and won't be restricted from doing anything at all. In practice, the results tend to be much less predictable than that.
For example, on my Ubuntu 8.04 system, suppose I set "admin users" to mick, create a directory on the underlying Linux filesystem that's owned by mick and has permissions of -rwx------ (or 0700), and then I create a Samba share mapped to that directory that has no guest access or read access (that is, a share like the one I'm about to show you how to set up).
If I then try to connect to this share with this command:
bash-$ smbclient //CASA_DE_MICK/BUZZ-OFF -U mick
and enter the correct password when prompted, sure enough, silently and behind the scenes, I'll actually be logged on as root. But the result of this login will be:
Domain=[CASA_DE_MICK] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.28a] tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
What? How can this be? Access shouldn't be denied to anything, for root, should it? But denied it will be, if the share in question maps to a directory not owned by root. This may or may not happen on non-Ubuntu systems. My point is that using the "admin users" parameter may result in unpredictable interactions between Samba and Linux filesystems.
As I said last month, letting people use Samba shares with root privileges is dangerous anyhow. Samba client software isn't the correct tool for Samba system administration, Swat is. So now we have two good reasons always to leave "admin users" empty!
Now, let's move on to our share-specific settings. The smb.conf variables that configured SUPPER, as set via the Swat tool, looked like this:
path = /home/mick/supper read only = yes guest ok = yes invalid user = root valid users = read list = write list = mick admin users = hosts allow = 192.168.44 hosts deny = ALL create mask = 0644 browseable = yes available = yes
These variables are set nearly the same for CHORES, except:
path = /home/mick/chores guest ok = no valid users = +users
What do all these variables mean? I explained them in gory detail in the last three issues of LJ, and definitive descriptions can be found for all in the smb.conf(5) man page. Some of these will come into play this month too, as we create that restricted share.
You'll recall that our Samba server has four user accounts: pepe, skippy, knute and mick, which correspond to my three roommates and me. These are UNIX user accounts on my Samba server's underlying OS, with corresponding but separate entries in the Samba server's separate user database. (I explained how to create and synchronize Samba user accounts in Part II of this series, in the December 2008 issue.)
For our restricted share, BUZZ-OFF, only mick should have read access or write access. No other user should have any rights at all on this share. Accordingly, when we create the directory to which this share will point, we'll be sure it's owned by mick and has a permissions mask of 0700 (u+rwx,g-rwx,o-rwx), like this:
drwx------ 2 mick users 4096 2008-11-04 00:00 buzz-off
Figure 1 shows the first round of parameters we'll set upon creating this share in Swat's Basic View.
After setting the path, we set read only to no—I'll be creating new files in this share—and guest ok to no as well, because we don't want to allow any anonymous access. We'll set hosts allow and hosts deny the same as our other shares—to permit access only from the local LAN (your network address is, obviously, probably different).
We'll set browseable to no, so this share won't turn up in people's Network Neighborhood or in smbtree listings. To connect to this share, therefore, we'll need to specify its path when mapping it to a drive or connecting to it with smbclient.
And, we'll leave available set at no until we've clicked the Commit Changes button, clicked the Change View to Advanced button and changed some things in the Advanced View (Figure 2).
As you can see, we're going to blank out the list of valid users except for mick and completely empty the contents of read list. The write list, however, correctly contains the single value of mick.
The only other setting we need to change is create mask, which we'll set to 0600. This is different from the 0700 mask we used when creating the directory itself; the directory's execute bit needs to be set so the directory can be used, but the contents of this directory, which is what the share represents, do not.
Now we can change available to yes and click the Commit Changes button. Our restricted share is ready for use!
To test this, let's first make sure the share doesn't turn up in the local Samba browse list. We can perform this test using smbtree, like so:
bash-$ smbtree -N -b FED-CENTRAL \\CASA_DE_MICK iwazaru-ubuntu server (Samba, Ubuntu) \\CASA_DE_MICK\print$ Printer Drivers \\CASA_DE_MICK\SUPPER Mick's menus \\CASA_DE_MICK\CHORES Chore lists \\CASA_DE_MICK\IPC$ IPC Service (iwazaru-ubuntu server ↪(Samba, Ubuntu))
Sure enough, the new share BUZZ-OFF doesn't appear in the browse list. But, is it nonetheless usable by mick, its owner? Let's find out with smbclient:
bash-$ smbclient //CASA_DE_MICK/BUZZ-OFF -U mick Password: ******** Domain=[CASA_DE_MICK] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.28a] smb: \>
It worked. I've got a Samba prompt! There's no reason not to try a quick directory listing before exiting:
smb: \> dir . D 0 Tue Nov 4 23:17:34 2008 .. D 0 Tue Nov 4 23:17:34 2008 access-log_10312008.txt 665 Tue Nov 4 23:17:34 2008 52008 blocks of size 262144. 13229 blocks available smb: \> exit
Everything worked as expected. One last test—just to be sure, I want to try logging in to the share as a guest user. Remember that our Samba server is set up to treat any login involving a nonexistent user name as a guest login:
bash-$ smbclient //CASA_DE_MICK/BUZZ-OFF -U totallyfakeuser Password: ******** Domain=[CASA_DE_MICK] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 3.0.28a] tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
It failed, in the expected and appropriate way. Our restricted share is accessible, insofar as we want it to be.
Great article
I have looked forward each month to each installment of this series. Great job. Have been using Samba and configuring by manual adjustments within the smb.conf file. This article has helped me now look at my existing configuration (through SWAT) and understand the intent of SWAT.
Years back, the Samba/SWAT documentation was weak and confusing in some areas. I learned to adjust the configuration manually (if you will) and got Samba running to "get by". Now, with the help of these articles, I can greatly improve my security and understanding of Samba configuration settings.
Thanks, Mick for all your work. It paid off with a great article.
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This take on the situation is so incredibly wrong-headed, I scarcely know where to start. Let me start by saying I´m a former American newspaper editor who retired early at age 55 a decade ago and moved to a mountaintop in the middle of Mexico. I have become a Mexican citizen. My wife is Mexican. I speak Spanish all day long. I know Mexicans. I am one.
Some of my relatives are current or former illegal aliens who stole into the U.S. I also am personally acquainted with others who´ve done the same thing. Each and every one can support himself here in Mexico. Things just look brighter over the border. Who cares if it´s illegal? Nobody down here does.
Most Mexicans live as we did in the U.S. during the 1940s and 1950s. Americans in that time were not poor. They simply did not have Toyota Tundras, plasma TVs, iPods, designer clothes, etc., etc. It was another time, and it´s another time in Mexico. Alas, Mexico is right up against another nation that lives in a separate universe, so to speak. It´s very alluring.
Educational opportunities abound in Mexico, probably more so than in the U.S., and they are affordable, but they are under-utilized due to cultural issues. Jobs can be found. Help Wanted signs are common. Newspapers, especially in their Sunday editions, carry reams of Help Wanted ads, everything from the most humble work to high-tech positions. Anyone with focus and drive can make it in Mexico. Are pay scales low? You bet. Is the cost of living in Mexico correspondingly low? It sure is. That´s important to remember when you´re weeping over people who only make ten bucks a day.
Utilities are incredibly low. Medical care is cheap to sometimes free. Income taxes are usually nonexistent. Many people live in homes their families have owned for generations. Property taxes? I pay ten bucks a year. Think of these elements when you´re moaning about our low salaries.
But the allure of the U.S., especially to the young, is powerful. And the U.S. makes it soooo easy with its refusal to get serious with border controls.
Mexicans, if they wish to move to the U.S., have every right to apply, just like other immigrant hopefuls from around the world. People everywhere want to move to America, and America allows that, but standards are set. There are requirements. Most Mexicans do not fulfill those requirements.
There is no "right" to move to the United States.
What´s most important to understand is that we Mexicans are not going hungry. We do not lack clothes. We are not homeless. We are not sitting forlorn on the desert floor, wasting away. This is not Chad. It is not Rwanda. It´s not even Bolivia. Mexico has one of the best standards of living in Latin America. Sure, things could be better. And the primary problem is cultural. Mexicans are not a cooperative people. They do not trust each other, and trust is the foundation of a vibrant economy. Our attitudes come from our troubled and violent past. We need to get over that, but it´s not happening quickly.
Mexicans are flooding over the U.S. border at an absurd rate, and most are doing it through Arizona. Arizona got fed up, and I don´t blame them. Both the U.S. government and the Mexican government are to blame for the lamentable situation. Americans are sick of it, and are taking matters into their own hands. Thus, Arizona. More states will follow, and not just on the border, if Washington doesn´t get real and address this issue in a meaningful way.
Excellent post!
How come no one mentions Oklahoma?
Good read! I have many Mexican national friends who go back and forth from Texas to Mexico for business reasons. They are filthy rich in Mexico and have proper Visas and such.(have LEGAL access to the US)
It's nice to read an opinion from someone who knows the reality of life in Mexico.
Too bad this reality will never reach MSM or the stupid liberals who are inciting violent protests against AZ and others who take US laws seriously.
...or North Carolina.
Thanks for posting this. I am so anxious for good news on ANYTHING these days, even though it is far away, it is a bit of sunshine. We need some good news before a lot of us just snap LOL. Thing is, with the anxiety levels so high, we need good things to be happening or a lot of people will wind up sick, and that isn't good!
Freepers, go to the site and read the editorial. Rosenblum is a real creep.
Read carefully - the post is actually a comment to an editorial from an American Ex-pat who is now a Mexican citizen.
For the same reason no one mentions Kansas, Alabama, Georgia, Minnesota, or a whole host of other states. You aren't on the border and the average joe - thanks to an agenda-driven press - is absolutely oblivious to the fact that illegal immigrants don't stop at the border.
They are now a natiowide thread. How many people realize that there are illegal immigrant communities in Hawaii and Alaska?
He is right. Can't argue with him on this at all.
I wonder what paper he was editor for?
"Most Mexicans live as we did in the U.S. during the 1940s and 1950s. Americans in that time were not poor. They simply did not have Toyota Tundras, plasma TVs, iPods, designer clothes, etc., etc. [OR WELFARE!!!!] It was another time, and it´s another time in Mexico. Alas, Mexico is right up against another nation that lives in a separate universe, so to speak."
Such an incredible disconnect between the citizens and the Media/Politicians...
I searched but couldn't find a law in North Carolina addressing the issue. Was this passed in the last few months?
I did find a lot of articles concened with illegals in NC.
BINGO. I've gotten flamed (not here) for suggesting our main problem with poor school performance was cultural.
Excellent comments. I didn't bother with the editorial. If it wasn't posted, it must have been really drenched with liberal stupidity.
There's plenty of wealth in Mexico, but due to government corruption and cultural problems, it's harder to get a hold of legally than in the US.
Sorry, I now recall you posting an article about good work being done by the OK legislature. What I meant is that the problem here in NC is only EXCEEDED by AZ, CA, NY and a few others, and there's no excuse in the world for it to be so, other than soft-headed Dumbocrats who've been misruling the state here since Reconstruction.
I hear they're considering moving the capitol of NC to Asheville ;-)
Fine, just so long as they move the politicians to Knoxville. :D
He is correct that a successful economy depends on trust, and America is well on the way to the condition of mistrust he describes in Mexico.
Just another aspect of the Mexification of the United States.
Cause most people have never been there and they couldn't even find it on a map. lol
I just know its been to long since I've vacationed in Arizona.
Hey, now, you never heard C.W. McCall's 'Convoy'? Rollin' up Itnerstate 44...that's Oklahoma!!
But, you're right. Flyover country is overrun with illegals and they aren't getting the ink.
The meat-packing plants in Dodge City, KS, became job-centers for illegals a long time ago, according to a post I read at least 4 years ago.
What's the status of the bill in Oklahoma? Is there a bill?
I wonder where that mountain is. I would be there in a heartbeat, however us gringos cannot own property in Mexico and their immigration policies are a bit difficult if I understand correctly. Some of my friends have gone to Costa Rica.
How difficult is it to gain Mexican citizenship?
And a little further south, National Beef is located in Liberal, Ks.
So that is the reason Mexico hasn´t overtaken Florida as the main haven for US retirees? I would otherwise, and I was thinking of why before reading your post, think it would be an optional place to live a good live off your savings, with cheap costs and beautiful beaches, food, women and so on.
Ain't that where the Packers play?
Really? I don't remember seeing anything on them when we were 'commuting' through Liberal.
I'd bet there are several Kansas communities who could tell the same sort of story.
That's about what you hear as they look at you with bewilderment as to exactly where WI is.
Nestled in-between Minnesota and Illinois! Then again, I was a geography major in college for the first two years.
I hear what you're saying - my wife grew up here in Arizona and used to tease her NY cousins. She told them their trip out here was fairly safe, because they always circled the station wagons at night to protect themselves from the Indians...in 1958!
"She told them their trip out here was fairly safe, because they always circled the station wagons at night to protect themselves from the Indians...in 1958!" lol
"Who cares if it's illegal. No one here does."
And that, mi amigo, is one of the great reasons Mexico is the way IT is and the United States is the way IT is.
I wonder if he thought about what he wrote? Disgusts me.
Immigration activists usually claim that opposition to illegal immigration is a form of hatred and racism. There's actually no hatred involved. Here's why most Americans oppose illegal immigration:
1) Illegal immigrants raise the crime rate in America.
2) Illegal immigrants increase the motor vehicle accident rate in America. ( I can testify to that after a few harrowing taxi rides in Mexico with drivers who were stunningly reckless even with passengers in their cabs. A high percentage of illegal immigrants are dangerous drivers, no question about it.)
3) Illegal immigrants receive a high level of government benefits from the states and localities and divert money from schools and other priorities while driving up taxes.
4) A high percentage of illegal immigrants, if they become citizens or register to vote illegally, register as Democrats and vote for liberal politicians. These liberals can pass laws that most native-born people strongly oppose, such as the recent monstrous health care law. We have the right to resist a takeover of our country by left-wing socialist politicians because we strongly oppose the laws they vote for.
If you ask immigration advocates whether we should allow an unlimited number of Mexicans to immigrate to the US, most activists would say "yes." But if you then asked them if we should also allow an unlimited number of Chinese people to immigrate to the US, even as many as 100 million Chinese in the next ten years, I think most of the activists would say no to that idea because it would overcrowd America and overload our infrastructure. So their campaign for unlimited immigration is probably intended primarily for Mexicans and other people from Central America. We don't hate those people. We just want them to fix the problems in Mexico instead of moving up here and bringing those problems to America.
I wonder how many people know that the largest concentration of illegals (especially illegals from Mexico) outside of California is...Illinois! The six-county "Chicagoland" area alone has at least 1.5 million.
Minnesota is on the border. It has a border with Canada. However, few have started sneaking south across that border.
the fact that about 10% of the Mexican population has moved to the US might account for the demand for workers in Mexico.
Same problem here in the Democratic Republic of Illinois.
"I feel your pain." ;)
These states all have their own illegal immigration laws?
Illinois has more illegal immigrants than any of the states you mention. And we're nowhere near the border.
It was passed in 2007.
Chased almost all the illegals away.
Sure they can. It's right next to the island of Alaska. ;)
Thanks. Then I really do have to wonder about all the firestorm with AZ, because we're not even the first to do it.
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With all the buzz about time-shifted viewing and online/mobile viewing, television has been looked at as a dying medium. Not so, according to new data out from BroadStream Solutions; their data shows live television viewing still reigns supreme.
No one watches television anymore. That is what some experts are saying because of DVRs, online/mobile viewing options and other new developments. However new data out from BroadStream Solutions finds a majority of Americans (84%) choose to tune-in to live/first run shows rather than watch via DVR or smaller screens. The study also indicates that fewer than 10% 'prefer to watch' programming on mobile devices, desktop or laptop computers.
"The range of services and options now available to consumers certainly gives them the opportunity to consume TV content in new ways, but the focal point of the living room is still the TV," said Manish Sachdeva, CEO of BroadStream Solutions. "Americans are still getting together with family and friends to watch TV more than any other viewing option, with 81 percent opting to sit around the TV to watch. Another eight percent will choose to watch TV in their living room, but are also watching other programs on their mobile or tablet devices - signaling that the second screen is still just a complimentary device."
Researchers found that, in the past year 70% of Americans have watched live TV while only 26% have watched VOD/DVR sources. About one-third (36%) report they've watched programming via Netflix or similar streaming services.
"What many in the broadcast industry have forget regarding linear TV is that everything evolves from traditional, scheduled playout - consumers record shows from it and there is no DVR without it," said Sachdeva. "Linear TV is also a primary source of cost and revenue for almost all broadcasters. While over-the-top services like Netflix are creating their own content, the bulk of the content these services offer still comes from traditional broadcasters and started life as a scheduled TV broadcast."
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On Monday, the Texas High School Coaches Association released its regional preseason football polls in advance of the start of the regular season in five weeks.
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Plano West senior linebacker Mohamed Sanogo has committed to the University of Houston, according to his Twitter account. Sanogo was a top recruit at the inside linebacker position, and will lead a strong Wolves' defense in 2016.
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The state 7-on-7 circuit continues this weekend at Plano West, where the Wolves will host a Division I state qualifying tournament.
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First thing I took a look at were the music videos. "Drive Me Crazy", "Baby, One More Time" and "Sometimes" are all presented in full-screen and look quite good, with impressive clarity and razor sharp images without any problems. What is really nice though on the music videos, was that you're offered the choice in terms of sound of either 2.0 or the full 5.1. 5.1, especially on "Baby, One More Time", sounded really quite excellent. All of the songs really sound crisp, clear, rich and carry a very nice amount of bass.
When I first was looking around on this DVD, I thought it was simply a compilation of various tidbits(videos, notes, etc), but I realized that the main feature on this DVD is actually a 55 minute documentary on the history of the singer. The documentary is fairly interesting, with Spears talking about the documentary footage or various photos that are shown. Everything is split into chapters, with a look at the making of the 3 music videos; recording the album; a look at some concert footage and more. The last part is footage from Spears's Disney Channel concert. This can also be viewed separately. Chapter selection for the documentary is also fully animated.
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The music videos are mixed in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround. The music video audio mixes really threw my ears the first time I heard them because they do some extreme panning and circle the room with with the sound. For example, they isolate the mix in one channel and skip around the room during certain musical breaks. The end result sounds like they crammed the entire mix into a single channel. I think it would have sounded smoother and less abrupt if they isolated a few vocal or effects tracks and moved those around the room instead of the entire mix. Doing this would probably require more extensive remixing of the original tracks. But it's nice of the DVD producers to try to do something cool with the capabilities of Dolby Digital Surround.
There are also some in-concert performances from the Disney Channel. These performances are both ballads and do not showcase--what I think is--Britney's better talent: dancing. Her vocal and even the backup vocal performances are not anything to praise in these clips. (If you listen carefully, you can hear her live vocal performance off-key with her pre-recorded vocal double.) During "Born to Make You Happy", Britney sings to a kid who was invited on stage; the kid looks either so in shock or scared to death as Britney sings to him.Read more ›
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