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The midfielder has been in the news this week after telling Brazilian TV that Cesc Fabregas was "not a leader". Speaking to the Official Arsenal Programme, Denilson clarified his comments in that interview and urged his team-mates to work together in the months to come.
"I want to tell everyone that I never said that Cesc Fabregas is a bad captain," said Denilson. "I never spoke about him [like that] because I like him and respect him, as I do all of the players.
"Sometimes the papers change a conversation and you never know whether it's true. I am honest though, and when I came to the training ground on Wednesday, before going to Leeds on the train, I spoke to Cesc about it. He understood and was fine.
"I basically said that we have 25 players who should all take responsibility - I never talked about Cesc as captain. Unfortunately the papers like to change things. More important than that is to be together as a club. I respect Cesc, all the players and the staff too because we are all working for the same thing.
"This is a very young team, but we have quality, and we are in a very good position. Look at Chelsea – they have many experienced players but they are below us in the table. Cesc is the captain, and I respect him, but I think every single player needs to take responsibility on the pitch too.
"Me personally, I need to continue to work to improve as well. If we want to win this is what we have to do."
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Just stumbled upon this thread. Can't believe I haven't posted my stuff up here yet.
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What should I do ? I just can't keep myself away from this thread to see and enjoy the great pictures of RC atuffs. I also say that I watch out for the model which I like to have with myself, just like the great jeep above and the lovely truck. I think I should also get the one now.
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The Art of Community
By gregorywest
from sarnia, ontario, canada
About Me Educator, Sys Admin
Comments about oreilly The Art of Community:
Amanda McPherson, of the Linux Foundation, declares this book "isn't just for technology leaders - anyone who wants to harness community for their cause should read this book." I agree.This book is about "B E L O N G I N G". Bacon tells us this should be a sign in everyone's office and should be "at the forefront of your inspiration behind building a strong community. If there is no belonging, there is no community." I agree.This book gives us the tools to build "strategic plans" to build our own communities, whether it be in a church, a computer group, on an online forum. Bacon speaks to all communities. Bacon also demonstrates how "communication is the key to tying it all together and "leading by example" as many examples are given throughout.I agree with Bacon's principle that "simple is sustainable". He talks about "processes" that keep things in perspective, "eyes on the prize", keeping things in perspective with our said plan for the community and how it functions. We are shown how to build alliances and then test how we fare in the community in by using a "conflict resolution process".
My need for this book is to help build my community within my website. I find it helpful while setting up a training structure for volunteers who help seniors learn about computers and technology. Building an effective community is what this book is all about. We are taken by the hand in a sort of step-by-step process, one that works in the Linux community, and others across the globe. We need to work and build effectively together, this book show us the way.Leo Laporte says that "Jono has written a guide with everything you need to keep your online groups healthy and productive." Online or off, every group should read this book.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Maybe best non-fiction book I've read
By Kevin Gamin
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My first exposure to Jono Bacon was when he was the host of the FLOSS Weekly podcast on the TWiT podcast network. I really enjoyed his personality and British wit, but, outside of having used the Ubuntu Linux operating system on occasion, I knew little about Jono's role as Community Administrator at Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, much less why such a position would be useful, for Ubuntu our for any organization. After reading Jono's book, The Art of Community, I have a much clearer understanding of not only how important it is to support a strong community, but also what it takes to build and fortify a community to be strong.As I mentioned before, Jono Bacon is the Community Manager for Ubuntu. As a prominent and successful open source operating system, Ubuntu has a large community of proponents, made up of a diverse population of users, developers, documentation experts, and many other areas of expertise and interest. Keeping a community of this size happy, actively involved, and organized is no small task. Jono has taken his experience with the Ubuntu community, as well as with other communities he has been involved with, and passed that knowledge to us.I found this book incredibly interesting and useful as I am also involved in a community surrounding my favorite activity, drum and bugle corps, both in general and as a member of an online discussion forum, Drum Corps Planet. As I read through the book, I found more and more ideas and examples which I felt I could use in my interactions with the drum corps community. By the end of the book, I wanted to recommend the book to ask the administrative members of DCP, as well as to some of the leaders in the general drum corps community. While some of the ideas presented in The Art of Community have basis in common sense, there are plenty of concepts which can help community leaders think outside of the box.I also enjoyed Jono's writing in his book. The structure of the book was very well thought out and, combined with Jono's writing style and personality, convey not only Jono's expertise and experience, but also his passion for what he does. Jono is a believer in the power of a community as well as the concept of open source, and being able to combine these two into a single passion is a rare opportunity in life. That Jono does the same with open source and heavy metal through his band Severed Fifth is even more impressive and is another example of how passionate Jono is about what he believes in.
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I have definitely become enlightened on the complex process of community building.The Art of Community is a simple guide to creating, building and maintaing communities. The message in this book is simply this; the worldwide internet community is no different from your neighborhood. Community building is simply a general art form that we can all learn to be good at just as children learn social skills over time. I wish that I had this book last year when I did my Communication Studies. Jono shared a lot about communicating clearly, and gaining and keeping your audience.He also shared many personal experiences, but I however did not find many of them easy to relate to so their effects were minimal. They included mostly his work world and I think that he could have tried to apply some of his theories to other experiences or other 'worlds' beyond the computer world. Like the work of a teacher and the little community in his/her class- just to be more practical.This book however appealed to me personally and I would recommend it to anyone.
Contains what it says on the box
By Rob
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About Me Developer, Manager
The Art of Community provides good coverage of community, helping readers to think about building a community and the tasks and work involved in doing so. For me this book comes at a good time as I step into a new role at Ephox, leading our JavaScript and TinyMCE work, looking at getting involved with the TinyMCE community and thinking about how Ephox can best get involved with enterprise and the greater community. Jono writes well making the book a good read, presenting his experience and thoughts very clearly and coherently. The book makes good use of examples and is definitely readable. It struck me as useful in my early stages of thinking about community (myself being earlier in thinking than the community I'm getting into), and had information and examples pertinent to much bigger communities as well. I've highlighted and bookmarked many pages in iBooks for my future reference, as I expect that the topics will come up in future communities that aim a part of. Many other parts matched and confirmed my experiences and conversations that I've had with different people about community in the past. In particular the comments around programmers and mailing lists rang true. Overall I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the book to anyone who is interested in the topic. The Art of Community provides good information and food for thought around building communities.
A wonderful surprise and a learning trip
By Rafael Dohms
from São Paulo, Brazil
About Me Community Manager, Developer
I must confess that Jono Bacon actually caught me by surprise. While I was following the creation process of the book (O'Reilly invited UG leaders to send feedback) I could have never imagined I would one day have something so useful for someone who deals with communities on a day to day basis. In this universe Jono is a well known figure, with vast experience in managing and participating in online communities, which credits him as a perfect candidate to write a book like this one.A book about how to manage and live amongst virtual communities has all the elements to be a boring book full of "do's and don't's", in summary a very repetitive and unpleasant book. However Jono proves his understanding of the communication channels (important part of any community) right off the bat in the book's introduction. Here he showcases his writing strategy, *telling personal experiences*. Building on top of this premise the author goes throughout the book presenting us with new concepts or strategies and following it up with a real life example from his and others' experience in communities. This makes the book a delightful read, easy and flowing, the kind of book you can pickup anywhere and have fun while you plow through the pages, perfect for the everyday life of lines and waiting. I recommend loading it up on your e-reader if you got one.The book is incredibly broad and valid for numerous roles inside every community, from managers to members, volunteers, to the regular Open Source developer. Each level of the community stands to gain from this book and even people who work with or use the community, such as marketing people, and activists who need to learn how to communicate and win-over the communities. Each chapter dives into a different and fundamental aspect, like communication, building buzz, measuring, events and handling conflicts.Anyone who has ever managed a community and looks at this table of contents will surely have a few flashbacks of various moments in their experience, I know I for one identified myself in quite a few situations, from my motivation to participate in the PHP community to the conflicts and the experience of contributing to Open Source. I usually like to give more details of each chapter when I do reviews like this one, but in this case that feels like I would be cheating the reader from the amazing experience of having Jono lead you through his experiences and concepts, so i'll not do it.In summary, if you have any involvement with virtual communities, be it as a manager, member or just someone who interacts with them, this book should have its place in your shelf. Buy it, read it, enjoy it an have fun while you learn to take your community to the next level.Published originally at:[@]Disclosure: O'Reilly gave me this book as a gift.
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Not Just for Open Source
By Greg the Python Programmer
from Little Rock, Arkansas
About Me Developer
As an aspiring user group organizer, I was particularly interested in this book for insights on how to organize and run my own group. What I wasn't ready for was how the information applies to just about any group; certainly any group of volunteers (church choir, volunteer fire department, etc.).Jono Bacon has formed and helped run all sorts of users groups, from his own (lugradio) to working with the Ubuntu Linux group. He identifies the attributes common to the groups and expands on each idea. I was happy to read about the importance of what motivates people to join and commit themselves to groups when they rarely, if ever, will get paid (and most often never expect to be paid). The importance of "community" is stressed and how to set up an organization not simply for the sake of having an organization. How can a large group be organized into smaller (functional) teams, and how can these teams communicate with each other effectively?The book drifts dangerously close to "corporation think" when Jono starts addressing the need to a group vision, goals, and workflow. He stresses that these things are essential for everyone to understand in order for the group to remain focused; a difficult task when group members may be separated by geography (and time zones), culture, age, or a dozen other attributes. He even spends many pages arguing the governance and accountability are not evil. This is a difficult task in the Open Source community!Other important aspects addressed is how to generate "buzz" for your group (he avoids the term "marketing") and gives many good, real world examples, how to deal with conflict and when and how to hire a community manager.It is surprising to see how close this comes to sounding like many corporate training sessions I have sat through. The primary difference is that user communities tend to pave more passion than their corporate counterparts, perhaps due to the lack of expectation of pay. I have already used many of the ideas in the book as a small group of Python programmers attempt to start our own users group. Perhaps the most important idea coming from the book is that organizing a community is work. Dealing with people can be difficult but highly rewarding and as long as everyone knows what the group is about and how they can help.
A MUST read book for all JUG leaders
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This was a long waited (at least form me) Jono Bacon's book. Excellent, I spend the weekend reading it. This book was wrote for ME, for all JUG and community leaders. Congratulations, this is a MUST read book. Daniel deOliveiraJUG Leader / Founding Java Champion
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Taking a different tack to Apple with its large 9.7inch iPad, Google's new tablet has a 7inch screen, and subsequently weighs much lower 340 grams. It also sports a screen resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, has a quad-core Tegra 3 processor, 1.2MP front facing camera, WiFi, Bluetooth and NFC, yet it still has 9hrs battery life.
Google reckons it's an ideal size for reading books - we'd agree, and there's a new Google Play magazine app that will provide animated page turns, fancy formatting and rich interactive content. The content will also be available to download for offline viewing.
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The Crow War Pony Print was created for the War Pony Project. The artist works with American Indians of different tribes to create art honoring their history and their connection to the Horse Nation. Printed on archival photo paper with a satin finish using 12 pigment inks. Made in the U.S.A. 16"l. x 24"w.
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This print was selected by the National Museum of the American Indian to represent the exhibition A Song for the Horse Nation.
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The artwork on this note card was created by 5768 WRJ Art Calendar artist Césan d'Ornellas Levine.
Rabbi Saperstein: "While we recognize the great difficulties faced by working families struggling with high gas prices, the solution will not solely be found in expanding our domestic offshore oil production."
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WASHINGTON, D.C., May 18th, 2011 -- In response to Congressional action and President Obama's statements this weekend supportive of greater domestic oil drilling. Rabbi David Saperstein, Director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, issued the following statement:
In his weekly Saturday address, President Obama called for several measures to rein in energy prices, including expanded domestic oil drilling off the coast of Alaska, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic. While we recognize the essential role that oil plays in our current energy strategy, our policy positions have long held that the answer to our energy needs is not in increased domestic oil production and dependence until the environmental and safety issues are addressed.
While we recognize the great difficulties faced by working families struggling with high gas prices, the solution will not solely be found in expanding our domestic offshore oil production. According to the congressionally appropriated Energy Information Administration, the expansion of offshore oil drilling would only drive down the prices of gas by, at most, a few cents, and it would take until 2030 for this impact to be felt.
The United States has a small percentage of the world's oil supply and thus our impact on the global price of oil is minimal. Yet, the negative environmental impact of drilling is significant and put many of our most fragile ecosystems in danger. These facts make last week's House votes on H.R. 1229, H.R. 1230, and H.R. 1231 all the more disappointing. Together, these bills will expedite the process for oil leases, open up sensitive areas, and ignore key safety reforms.
We therefore urge the Senate to vote against S. 953, the Offshore Production and Safety Act of 2011, and urge the President to refrain from actions which, though appealing in the short term, pose long term threats to our environment and health. Rather than expanding offshore oil drilling, we should level the playing field for clean energy sources, cutting unnecessary oil subsidies and blocking efforts in Congress to increase drilling. By investing in fuel efficiency and alternative fuels, we can build a clean energy future that relieves the pressure on American families for generations to come. Moreover, we should focus instead on much-needed support for Gulf Coast communities still overcoming the environmental, economical, and mental health impacts of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill, just one year ago.


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I wanted to post some pics of the new MOW gauntlets I just recieved.
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They are amazing. Still missing a couple of hoses and im waiting on my aluminum darts but here they are complete with my ROTJ Fett himself
I couldnt help but throw in a pic of my beautiful new helmet aquired via Fettprides own collection.
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Sebastian F. Barreto, a doctoral student of chemical and biomolecular engineering in the laboratory of Sharon Gerecht, won the grand prize for his image "Cells Performing Secret Handshake" from the Regenerative Medicine Foundation. Another image that Barreto submitted received 3rd place (shown below), and a third image received honorable mention.
Late last year, RMF issued an international call for macro-photography of regenerative medicine images taken through a microscope. This inaugural contest resulted in nearly 100 images representing scientists from the United States, Australia, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
Barreto's image was included in the "Art of Science: Under the Surface" exhibition that featured an opening lecture and public reception with global expert in regenerative medicine Anthony Atala, M.D. and award winning photographer, painter and sculpture, Kelly Milukas, whose talk focused on the impact of art on healing. The winning images will also be featured in a special public patron gallery exhibition component during the Regenerative Medicine Foundation annual meeting held in San Francisco, May 5-7, 2014.
In a congratulatory letter, Joan F. Schanck, the Academic Research Program Officer, Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine and Director of Education for the Regenerative Medicine Foundation, said, "This competition will assist in developing a digital library that can be used to excite, inform and educate a broad audience."
Barreto is affiliated with both the Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology and with the Physical Sciences-Oncology Center.
Captions for both photos can be found below:
Technical description for the grand prize photo: Epifluorescence image was taken at 1280 x 1024 using an Olympus BX60 microscope. Human Umbilical Vein Endothelial Cells (HUVECs) were cultured for five days and stained for F-actin (green), Vascular Endothelial cadherin (VEcad; red), and nuclei was counter-stained with DAPI (blue).
Technical description for 3rd place photo: Epifluorescence image was taken at 1280 x 1024 using an Olympus BX60 microscope. Human Endothelial Colony Forming Cells (ECFCs) were cultured for eight days before being co-cultured with human Smooth Muscle Cells (SMCs) for four more days. ECFCs were stained with CD31 (red), SMCs with SM22 (green), and nuclei was counterstained with DAPI (blue).


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Multnomah University prepares students for meaningful careers that serve Jesus whether they're called to traditional ministry or the marketplace.
Stay connected to our community and help the next generation of Christian leaders become agents of positive change, whether they're serving across the street or across an ocean.
University would like to
welcome the newest Dean of Multnomah Biblical Seminary Dr.
Robert Redman. Current Seminary dean Dr. Don Brake retires in December 2008,
and Dr. Redman will assume deanship in early 2009.
Dr. Redman Brings
Dr. Redman brings considerable administrative experience in
higher theological education. He served for six years as the director of a
Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) program at Fuller Seminary, with approximately 1,200
D.Min students. More recently, Dr. Redman served as the dean of Tozer Seminary, a
Christian Missionary Alliance seminary that is part of Simpson
University in Redding, California.
Tozer is a new, non-campus-based seminary at which Dr.
Redman had a significant role in founding and growing. In line with this, he
has considerable experience in and immense knowledge of "distributed learning" models
of theological education consisting of a combination of on-line courses, remote
on-site courses (usually in local churches), and in-residence courses (on
"We have been planning for these kinds of programs for
several years, and Robb brings a wealth of experience to the table," said Dr.
Daniel R. Lockwood, president of Multnomah
Dr. Redman has roots in the Northwest. He grew up in Yakima, Washington, then
moved to Salem, Oregon
where he graduated from Willamette
University with a Bachelor of Arts in History. His theological training came from New College
(of the University
of Edinburgh in Scotland)
where he earned his Bachelor of Divinity (BD). He then earned his Doctor of
Theology (Dr. Theol) in systematic theology from the University
of Erlangen in Germany.
Dr. Redman has also pastored churches in Oregon
and San Antonio, Texas. He and his wife Pam have been
married for 18 years and they have a daughter named Martha.
"Dr. Redman is a 'people person' and a scholar–an important
combination," Dr. Lockwood said. "He is very collaborative in his approach
to problem-solving and decision-making. He also is a scholar combining an
interest in theology and pastoral ministry-two of the primary pillars of our
"Dr. Redman brings energy and enthusiasm to his work at
Multnomah Biblical Seminary," Dr. Lockwood said. "He has a tremendous
understanding of the trends in seminary education and the challenges seminaries
face. He brings experience and creativity to his work that will, I believe,
direct the seminary well into the future."
"Having directed a seminary in the context of a university,
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On Saturday, March 31, Arsenal fans, staff and keen runners from more than 20 countries around the world came together to take part in the annual 'Be a Gunner. Be a Runner.' event.
With around 750 runners braving the cold at Emirates Stadium, many more overseas-based individuals and groups took part in simultaneous and independently-organised runs in more than 20 different countries, including Australia, India, Poland and Nigeria, to help spread the word about the Club's global charity partnership. To date the event has raised £40,000 with the figure expected to rise further over the coming weeks.
This year's event at Emirates Stadium was the biggest yet with 400 adults taking on the 10-lap, 6.4km route around the Gunners' home and more than 300 youngsters completing a shorter one or two lap race.
Both the children and adults were put through their paces before the race with a professional warm-up exercise, before ex-Blue Peter presenter Andy Akinwolere joined Club mascot Gunnersaurus to get the young runners on their way. Gunners legend, Charlie George, was then joined by Sky Sports News presenter, Charlie Webster to start the adult's race.
First past the finishing line for the men was Louis Walshe who completed the 6.4km in a time of 23mins 23secs. Ruby Dixon took the women's crown, completing the 6.4km run in 33mins 43secs.
Taking part in the event for the fourth year but victorious for the first time, Ruby commented: "I love taking part in this event and running around this fantastic stadium with all my fellow Gooners. It's a great way for everyone to show their support for the Club's charity partner."
Lizzie Lleshi from Save the Children, who was also participating and who has been writing a weekly blog for the event, said: "I'm lucky enough to work for Save the Children, so I thought Be a Gunner. Be a Runner would be a perfect opportunity to combine my husband's love of Arsenal, with my passion for saving and changing children's lives! The training has been tough, but I'm very proud to have been part of the event and run alongside Arsenal fans and staff who have all showed fantastic support to help children fulfill their potential."
All funds raised from this event will go towards the Club's partnership with Save the Children, supporting a range of education projects in the UK and overseas, helping the poorest children get a better start in life and giving them the chance to grow and fulfil their potential.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hello everyone,
I am supposed to make a presentation to my colleagues on interesting classroom activities. I am in urgent need of some ideas. My main activity is using madlibs, but I need more. By the way, I live in Turkey and teach English as a second language. I teach primary school kids but the ideas can also be applicable to middle school students. I want to introduce different games or activities other teachers can play with their students when they teach grammar and the four skills. It would be very nice if these activities are not much heard of. Thanks already.


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I recently bought this costume as well and I'm looking for some advice on how to go about modifying it so it's a functional costume that I feel confident won't fall apart while wearing it.
I received it last week and all of the parts that you need are included, the helmet shape is really good and comfortable but the paint job is not exact, but should be sufficient for a casual Star Wars fan. I ordered the XL version and was apprehensive it wouldn't fit based on the majority of my clothes being XXL. I'm 6'3" and 270 lbs so I was very happy the jumpsuit fit as well as it did. I agree that this costume needs some major TLC as there's some glaring problems with the rest of the one I received. When I opened the box the left gauntlet's top laser was detached and appears to have been glued on with Elmers glue. There waAttachment 65590Attachment 65589Attachment 65588Attachment 65587Attachment 65586Attachment 65585Attachment 65591s also a tube on the right gauntlet that was detached as well that appears to have the same glue. The rocket on the jetpack was intact when I opened it, but broke off when my wife was helping me put it on (again with the same glue). I ended up exchanging it for a new one and told them to open it and make sure everything is intact before it's shipped back to me. I haven't received the replacement costume as of posting this thread. I assume the new one will be ok, but afraid it will be at risk of the same parts coming off in the future. Especially if I end up somewhere with a crowd of people and a part of the gauntlet or jetpack breaks off if I bump into someone. Also if you look at the pictures provided there isn't a zipper in the crotch, so to use the restroom you need to pull the jumpsuit down that involves taking off 95% of the costume.
The costume originally retails for $899 at halloweencostumes.com and is currently on sale for $599, thankfully I got it for much less.
I would appreciate any feedback and see if anyone else has done modifications to this particular costume. If you need the product# for any searching purposes it is RU909863.


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Hey I'm not doing any hacking right now, just trying to set up a network.
I have a computer running Linux, and it has two wifi cards:
1) wlan0 = RTL8187L (This is an Alfa 500mw)
2) wlan1 = rt73 (This is just a shitty little TP-Link USB stick)
So I've got an extension lead for the Alfa and it's mounted on top of my house. The Alfa is used to connect to a network which is about 100 metres away, and this network provides an Internet connection.
What I want to do is broadcast an AP from my other wifi card (the rt73), so that computers in my house can connect to it. I will set up routing between wlan1 and wlan0 so that computers in my house can access the internet.
Setting up wlan1 and setting up the routing will be a piece of cake:
Also I will set up DHCP on wlan1 so that all my computers at home can get connected to the access point with ease.Code:ifconfig wlan1 10.10.10.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o wlan0 -s 10.10.10.0/24 -j MASQUERADE
Now, here's the question:
What program should I use for managing the access point which will be broadcast from wlan1?
I've heard of hostapd, airbase-ng and mdk3.
I want to have a full range of options for the AP I broadcast from wlan1, e.g. whether it's not encrypted, or WEP, or WPA.
Which program would you recommend? Which is most reliable and does its job the best for what I'm looking for?
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - UNC volleyball will hold its senior day on Nov. 17, and leading up to the match against Virginia, GoHeels.com will profile each of the four Tar Heel seniors. This profile gives an inside look on Cora Harms, a setter from Placerville, Calif.
Harms has played in 88 of Carolina's 92 sets this season, starting 23 of the Tar Heels' 24 matches. She leads the team and ranks seventh in the ACC with 702 assists, averaging 7.98/set. Harms is inching close to 3,000 assists in her career at UNC, tallying 2,929 so far.
"Cora has been an impact from the first day of her freshman year with her competitiveness and athleticism," UNC head coach Joe Sagula said. "She is not only one of our best defenders, but has run our team's offense as a dynamic setter. This has made her a winner for our program both on and off the court."
Q&A with Cora Harms:
GoHeels.com: When and how did you begin playing volleyball?
Cora Harms: I started playing competitive volleyball when I was 11. I started because my three older sisters played, and my mom coached, so I was around volleyball a lot since I was born.
GH: What has been the most memorable match of your career at Carolina, and why?
CH: I think it's a tie between three matches: Sophomore year when we played FSU at home and beat them in five in a very exciting match, beating Cal in the first round of the NCAA tournament last year, and beating Duke at home freshman year during Late Night with Roy in front of thousands of people.
GH: What would you like to accomplish in these final two months of your senior season?
CH: I would love to be an ACC champ and make it further in the NCAA tournament than we have since I've been here.
GH: Looking back on your career as a Tar Heel, what advice do you have for your younger teammates?
CH: To appreciate the Carolina volleyball family and the time you have here, because I know everyone says it, but it really is over before you know it.
GH: Where do you see yourself next year, and how has UNC prepared you for that?
CH: I would like to go to grad school. UNC has prepared me with good time management and skills to handle the workload of a grad school program.
GH: Name three things left on your "bucket list" of things to do before you graduate.
- Go to every restaurant on Franklin Street.
- Go to the top of the bell tower.
- Go to a lecture that isn't my class out of the blue.
GH: What's one of your hidden talents?
CH: Rapping
GH: In one word, describe your four seasons at North Carolina.CH: Epic.


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RALEIGH, N.C. - The North Carolina men's and women's swimming and diving teams gutted out a pair of victories against the NC State Wolfpack on the latter's Senior Day at the Willis R. Casey Aquatic Center Saturday afternoon. The UNC women prevailed 157-142 while the Tar Heel men, ranked 16th, used their superior depth to defeat the 22nd-ranked Wolfpack 159.5-140.5, avenging a dual meet loss to NC State last year in Chapel Hill.
"Today's meet at NC State reminded of many classic UNC-NC State dual meets that I've seen in my 30 plus year coaching career, much of it spent in Chapel Hill," said UNC head coach Rich DeSelm. "Without a doubt NC State is a vastly improving program. They have outstanding coaching. We feel fortunate to come away with two wins. Clearly the parity of the programs is becoming more evident."
"I was proud of our teams. We spread the responsibility around on both teams to get two wins," DeSelm continued. "Along the way we exposed ourselves by making some mistakes we need to fix, which we will. We also were blessed with some outstanding individual performances that give us a lot of confidence going into championship season."
The Tar Heel women were swept in diving and relays but used their superior efforts in individual swimming events, winning nine of 12 to stroke their win to victory. A quartet of Tar Heel women each won two events. Kelsey Cummings won the 1000-yard freestyle (9:57.81) and the 500-yard freestyle (4:53.44), the latter a season best time for the sophomore. Fellow sophomore Danielle Siverling captured both the 200-yard freestyle (1:48.39) and the 100-yard event (50.42).
Junior Cari Blalock and senior Katie Nolan also notched two individual victories each. Blalock triumphed in the 200 butterfly (1:59.78) and also took home top honors in the 400 IM (4:22.12). Nolan was her usual steady self for Carolina as she garnered wins in the 100 back (55.42) and the 100 fly (54.64).
"Kelsey Cummings, Cari Blalock, Katie Nolan and Danielle Siverling all really stepped up for us," said DeSelm. "Each won two events which were crucial wins leading to our team victory.
"Senior co-captain Katie Nolan is great leader and great competitor. Kelsey Cummings stepped in for Stephanie Peacock and was able to get the job done today along with senior Jackie Rudloph right behind her."
In the men's meet, the Tar Heels truly used their depth in several events to outscore the Wolfpack by 19 points. In the 16-event format, NC State won nine events to UNC's seven but in a rare happening it was the Tar Heels that prevailed. Key to the victory were 1-2-3 finishes by UNC in the 1000-yard freestyle, the 200-yard backstroke, the 500-yard freestyle and the 400-yard individual medley.
The Tar Heels also started off the meet on the right foot with an exciting win the 400-yard medley relay as freshman Nic Graesser, sophomore David Speese, freshman Sam Lewis and freshman Logan Heck went 3:14.27 to edge the top Wolfpack relay by six one-hundreths of a second.
"As expected the meet started with a high level of energy and a very close race. The men's 400 medley relay lived up to that. They had a very strong anchor leg and Logan Heck did a great job holding off the Wolfpack's Jonathan Boffa. That turned out to be pretty huge for us," commented DeSelm.
Senior Brett Nagle was a two-event winner for Carolina as he eclipsed his career best in the 1000-yard freestyle with a time of 9:03.47 (previous best 9:09.44). The Portland, Ore., native also notched a season best 4:22.72 in winning the 500 freestyle.
"Brett Nagle had two really big wins for us in the 500 and 1000, going a career best. Then the four races where we got the top three scoring positions, you really can't say enough about that and how it helped us. We hoped our talent and depth would shine through. It was a great afternoon of swimming and diving for two rival teams," DeSelm said.
Other individual winners for Carolina were Graesser in the 100-yard backstroke (48.23, just .05 off his career best), senior Tom Luchsinger in the 200 fly (1:46.54), sophomore Patrick Myers in the 200 back (1:46.54) and freshman Matt Kwatyra in the 400 IM (3:56.05). It was UNC's sweep in the 400 IM which clinched the meet for the Tar Heels with one event remaining.
Final Women's Team Score: #14 NORTH CAROLINA 157, NC STATE 142
Women's Events Winners
400-Yd. Medley Relay: NC State (Hannah Freyman, Lauren Poli, Zina Grogg, Marifrances Henley), 3:43.73
1000-Yd. Freestyle: Kelsey Cummings (UNC), 9:57.81
200-Yd. Freestyle: Danielle Siverling (UNC), 1:48.39
100-Yd. Backstroke: Katie Nolan (UNC), 55.42
100-Yd. Breaststroke: Payton Schrum (NCSU), 1:03.93
200-Yd. Butterfly: Cari Blalock (UNC), 1:59.78
50-Yd. Freestyle: Hannah Freyman (NCSU), 23.50
One-Meter Diving: Rachael Mumma (NCSU), 308.02
100-Yd. Freestyle: Danielle Siverling (UNC), 50.42
200-Yd. Backstroke: Rebecca Brooks (UNC), 2:02.40
200-Yd. Breaststroke: Kelsey Liu (NCSU), 2:19.60
500-Yd. Freestyle: Kelsey Cummings (UNC), 4:53.44
100-Yd. Butterfly: Katie Nolan (UNC), 54.64
Three-Meter Diving: Hannah Hopkins (NCSU), 318.52
400-Yd. Individual Medley: Cari Blalock (UNC), 4:22.12
200-Yd. Freestyle Relay: NC State (Marifrances Henley, Hannah Freyman, Allison Hendren, Riki Bonnema), 1:32.53
Records: North Carolina 5-2, ACC 3-1; NC State 8-4, ACC 4-2
Final Men's Team Score: #16 NORTH CAROLINA 159.5, #22 NC STATE 140.5
Men's Events Winners
400-Yd. Medley Relay: North Carolina (Nic Graesser, David Speese, Sam Lewis, Logan Heck), 3:14.27
1000-Yd. Freestyle: Brett Nagle (UNC), 9:03.47
200-Yd. Freestyle: Louis Wojciechowski (NCSU), 1:36.74
100-Yd. Backstroke: Nic Graesser (UNC), 48.23
100-Yd. Breaststroke: Ian Bishop (NCSU), 54.93
200-Yd. Butterfly: Tom Luchsinger (UNC), 1:46.41
50-Yd. Freestyle: Gerard Woody (NCSU), 20.67
One-Meter Diving: Hudson Rains (NCSU), 366.75
100-Yd. Freestyle: Jonathan Boffa (NCSU), 44.34
200-Yd. Backstroke: Patrick Myers (UNC), 1:46.54
200-Yd. Breaststroke: Jake Matysek (NCSU), 2:00.08
500-Yd. Freestyle: Brett Nagle (UNC), 4:22.72
100-Yd. Butterfly: Barrett Miesfeld (NCSU), 47.98
Three-Meter Diving: Hudson Rains (NCSU), 385.95
400-Yd. Individual Medley: Matt Kwatyra (UNC), 3:56.05
200-Yd. Freestyle Relay: NC State (Simonas Bilis, Jonathan Boffa, Joseph Martin, David Williams), 1:19.89Records: North Carolina 6-1, ACC 3-1; NC State 5-4-1, ACC 2-2-1


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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by SamuraiK, Jul 13, 2012.
I did the same ... and for the same reasons.
Kim because even though she was able to keep it together at the most important competition, she gave away like three WC.
Wasn't Michelle 8th in her 1st worlds?
She gave away 2010 and 2011. But in 2007 and 2008 she was badly injured.
Even injured she didnt have to miss the triple lutz 4 times. If she missed only 1 of them both years she would have won both times.
This is an off-season battle of ubers/popularity contest! Vehree seeryus stuff!
Miracles just happen - for the very first time ever ... I've voted for ... Kwan ...
Really? I could have swore you voted for her in both the "skater I have the most irrational hatred for" poll and the "Skater you'd most think ran over my puppy, I hate on so often" poll. Huh. My memory must be slipping.
The first few rounds were fun but it's been clear for a while now that Kwan is going to be the sole SURVIVOR. Next game!
I voted for Kwan last time but this time I had to go with Slutskaya. She just doesn't beat either girl head to head.
With Kwan vs. Kim, it comes down to how much you weigh the OGM against multiple world titles and how you view dominance under the 6.0 system vs. CoP. Slutskaya loses against Kim because she lacks the OGM, and loses against Kwan because she has less world titles. Slutskaya did very well under both systems, but didn't dominate in either. I think her career would have been very different had CoP come about earlier.
But anyway, even though I voted her out, I will never forget her win at Moscow Worlds. That was one of the greatest moments ever, and I give her huge props for 2004 Worlds also. I just couldn't believe she made it through that competition and finished in the top 10, with all her health problems. I'm glad she at least waited to retire until the day when pants were allowed, because she rocked them and they enabled voidier programs.
Surya Bonaly the multiple world medalist and technically strong skater and Chen the world champion and twice Olympic medalist. Whether her basics sucked or Chinese federation lacked influence doesn't deter from the fact that both ladies were world gold contenders during their days.
And as fars as Ando and Kostner go, yes they are wc, but they were never a competition for Yuna when all skater clean.
I don't think we should be comparing Slutskaya to Bonaly and Chen. During the period these three were competing together, Slutskaya wasn't competing for gold because she wasn't a top-level skater yet. Only from 99-00 on was Slutskaya in top shape and could contend for gold.
Irina really only had to compete against one skater at a time when she was contending at the top. From 2000-2002, Kwan was the only major skater she had to worry about. Butyrskaya, a bit, but she was like an Ando or Kostner for Kim. Then for two seasons Irina had various hardships, and came back in top shape for 04-05 and 05-06. During this period, Irina's only main rival was Sasha, if even. Shizuka was a factor one time only because Irina skated unusually poorly in Torino.
Voted for Slutskaya but I was tempted to vote for Kim. I'm swayed in large part by the fact that Kim got OGM on her first try, and under crushing pressure from the entire South Korean population at that, whereas Irina underperformed and came up short in three tries. Irina's extra World gold doesn't make up for that.
This is stupid..... Yuna should win this easy, but there are too many kwan fans even though her technical ability is crap
You should totally BOYCOTT!!!
Nah, I suggest a jump-off between the 2 Ks. Whoever landed the most 3Rs in competition wins!
Whoever landed the most triple-triples in competition wins! And we don't even have to consider their difficulty! And the fact that one of them landed one 3T-3T per year and the other one 6 3F-3T or 3Lz+3T per year with superior height and flow
so true
This is a popularity contest, not a jumping contest!
If it were the former, then Midori would win no question about it.
Dont be too sure, on FSU I wouldnt be surprised if Kwan even won that.
How soon did we all forget that Trash Can elimination game from late 2008 in which Midori Ito--not Kwan--had the highest score after 1,000 posts!
I think Kim is the best overall technical skater ever in female skating history so far, and also very high on the artistic content side. I certainly don't buy the argument that she has competed against a weaker field that the skaters before her. (Mao is an incredible talent, certainly among the best female skaters ever, and as top-notch a champion and rival as ever existed in female figure skating.) As with every sport, in figure skating the skill levels and competitive depth gets better overall with each passing year. That is the way of things and records will continue to fall. Within ten years the women might be doing quads....
True, outta reps for U.
And when having actual transitions in her program, doing more difficult footwork and spins, skating faster, and having at least equally good skating skills. The only thing Kwan has skating-wise over Kim is the spiral sequence, IMO.
If Kim was so good, she should've been freakin able to be more than 1 time WC. everyone knows Kim has harder, better jumps, but Kwan was able take what she had and become 5 time WC and two time OM.
Kim hasn't even been old enough to go to two Olympics yet, you know. Kwan won 5 times out of 12 at the WCs. Kim has won, yes, only once, at 5 WCs, and I doubt she'll do another seven, but she's only 21 still.
yes, but we went over this.
in 5 years:
Kim: OGM, 1WC, 2 silver, 2 bronze
Kwan: Oly Silver, 2 WC, 2 silver
Irina: No Oly medal, no WC, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Irina's clearly the weakest by far.
Kim has more medals at this stage of her career than Kwan did. Contrary to what was posted above, Kwan did not medal in first two appearances at Worlds. In 5 years, she achieved one gold and two silvers at Worlds, and one silver at the Olympics. Kim won bronze her first two Worlds (better than Kwan's non-podium finishes), then a gold and two silvers, but she also won the OGM. So they both had two major titles by this point.
Seriously, do we need to agree on parameters before making simple comparisons? Kwan's first two worlds were at 13 and 14, an age that Kim surely would have competed at had she been allowed to had the rules not changed. Would it make you feel better to make up finishes Kim would have probably made had she been allowed at 05 and 06 worlds? Or shoudl we just bring Mao back as the probably 06 OGM? Or, I know, let's pretend that Kwan was allowed to skate in Lillehammer and just say she came in 13th at her first Oly's while vastly more talented Kim won gold on her first.
I also tried to even it out for fairness by starting the comparisons at the beginning of a Oly cycle. Or do you have some complicated formula for figuring out bonus points for finishing behind medalists about to retire, etc..?
Irina got her medals later in her career and it's actually very admirable that she won her second world title at the age of 26. She was dominating ladies figure skating while being 25, 26 and 27. This is much harder to do when you're that old than when you're still in your teens like Kim did. We will see the level of Yu-Na's skating now when she's older. It's not so sure she'll be as good as she was in the past when she won her titles.


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- Set personal bests on the 1 meter (335.75) and the 3 meter (361.20). Her score on the 1 meter was a school record
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- The 3-meter score is the fifth best performance in school history
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- Finished runner-up on the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the 2009 British Diving Championships
- Nearly competed at 2008 Olympics on 3-meter board, narrowly missing out with a runner-up finish at Great Britain's Olympic Diving Trials.
- Signed with Lady Vols in 2007 but deferred her enrollment to continue to compete for Great Britain on the international level
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- Moved up to the Senior National Team in 2006
- Had great performances at the 2008 British Championships, winning a gold medal from the three-meter board and silver in the three-meter synchronized diving event
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- Finished seventh on the 3-meter at 2006 European Championships
- Took first on 1-meter, 3-meter and 3-meter synchronized boards at the 2006 ASA Elite Junior National Championships.
- Earned her undergraduate degree in communications
- Highest ambition is to compete at the Olympics
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