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Title: All to Jesus
Author: Robert J. Morgan
Pages: 400
Year: 2012
Publisher: B & H Books
"All" is such a little word that can have a huge impact if we first notice it and then see in what context it is being used. The word can be inclusive or exclusive. When it is in reference to mankind and God, the implications can be numerous. How many hymns do you know that contain the word "All" in the title, for example, "I Surrender All"? Do you know any of the history connected with hymns? There are books out there that give a glimpse as to the story behind the song. Some of the hymns' melodies used to be melodies one would hear in a tavern. Others were written without any previous use for any other reason; God gave the writer the melody to words written from the heart of another human being. When you purchase this 365 day devotional, you will be invited to download more than 40 songs to help usher you into His Presence.
The beauty of God's Word is that it is living, active, and sharper than a two-edged sword. We can hear, study, and read the Word many times. Then, perhaps during a season of our lives, The Holy Spirit causes us to be struck by a verse like never before. Maybe it is a single word that seems to jump off the page or an entire verse. Regardless of the how, it is refreshing to our hearts when we are drawn into His Presence through the Word of God.
Robert Morgan will share the reason for this devotional in the introduction part of the book. A sample follows: He was struggling with a particular matter when he was reading 1 Peter 5:7, and that word "all" struck his heart. The verse mentioned is the one where we are told to "cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you." We might not see a three letter word as important when we study Scripture, but just in one verse we see that nothing could be further from the truth.
Since Robert was drawn to the word "all", he wondered if it was used frequently in the Bible. Imagine his shock when he saw that the word is used over 5,000 times. So I guess we can say that if it is important to God, it should be important to we who follow Him. Here is a tool to take a year, for example, and bask in His many uses of the word "all". We will see where it is located, what words surround it, perhaps even gain a new appreciation for the "all" that Jesus gave for us. The writer of this devotional leads us through the passages, shares his thoughts as he learned anew what God means when He says "all", plus how that affects we who love the Lord.
What are you planning to study in 2013 as each day you sit at the Lord's feet to hear His heartbeat? Are you willing to be encouraged, comforted or challenged by what God speaks to you through 2013? In the back of this devotional, are blank pages where you can write prayers to the Lord. If you decide to us this devotional for the year in a small group setting, a website with additional resources is mentioned in the book.
I can testify that through the many seasons of my life thus far, having time to listen and speak to the Lord has value beyond compare. Quiet times or devotions aren't automatic for some and many seem to struggle to have time with Him. Look ahead now and prayerfully consider what the Lord wants you to learn in your time with Him next year. Don't worry about failing to be perfect. We can't be perfect now or ever whether it is in our devotion time or anything else. Let God lead you and The Holy Spirit bring you into the Presence of God one day at a time. As I looked through this devotional, went to the website and listened to hymns, I was blessed over and over again. I pray that you will seriously consider using All to Jesus for your devotions in 2013. Whatever you use, just enjoy Him because He does care for you more than you know.
My rating is 4 stars.
Note: I received a complimentary copy for an honest review of this book. The opinions shared in this review are solely my responsibility. Other reviews can be read at http://seekingwithallyurheart.blogspot.com/ . Also follow me on Twitter @lcjohnson1988, FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/lisa.johnson.75457


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Constant changes in terrain place incredibly diverse demands on a bike. Rider weight gets transferred all over the place depending on what you take on. While climbing, the back wheel bears up to 100% of the load, on the flats this drops to around 70%. When riding steep descents all this weight then gets transferred to the front wheel. To cope with these changes, suspension can be adjusted for climbing by reducing sag, travel and having an altogether firmer setup, which in turn results in steeper seat and steering angles. When the trail heads back down, however, the exact opposite is required: more sag, more travel, flatter angles and a lower position on the bike are all ideal. Most Enduro bikes try to find a compromise between these two setups. We are unwilling to make that compromise.
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In XC mode, the bottom bracket is higher to allow more clearance over roots and rocks. Steeper steering angles mean quicker handling on technical climbs, while a more upright seat position results in better power transfer and more load on the front wheel for improved balance uphill. With a deeper bottom bracket and flattened seat and steering angles, the rider's centre of gravity is lowered in DH mode. Load is spread more evenly across the bike for more stability and control at speed and giving a much surer feel when taking on steep descents.
The geometry difference is achieved through combining the action of the Shapeshifter with the corresponding effect on sag due to the change in suspension leverage ratio. In DH mode, 160 mm of travel and 25-30% sag provide the ideal setup for racing downhill, while 130 mm of travel and around 15% sag in XC mode improve overall efficiency. As a result, the bike sits higher in its travel while climbing and any pedal squat is eliminated. The rear triangle and shock still maintain their sensitivity to provide maximum traction and control uphill.


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This morning I am taking my daughter to get her wisdom teeth removed. She can't wait for it to be over and I feel the same. Even though this is a routine surgery, it is still a surgery and can give rise to worry. Worry is not something God wants us to do. Jesus repeatedly tells us to be anxious about nothing, a tall order but one we need to live in obedience to every day.
Health is one of those areas it is easy to allow worry to get the best of us. There is a fine line between being too relaxed about health issues and obsessing on everything that could go wrong.
In my new book, Letting Go of Worry, due out October 1, I provide tips for peace when it comes to health concerns. Here are a few tips:
1) Don't self-diagnosis on the Internet. If you are not a medical doctor, the Internet can be useful but also problematic when you try to self-diagnosis. I once worked myself into a state of frenzy believing I had something seriously wrong with me based on symptom checklists on the Internet. I finally went to my doctor only to find out I was wrong and nothing was seriously wrong.
2) Don't freak out over all the possible side effects. When reading all the possible side effects of any drug, surgery or procedure, the list is usually long and covers every known side effect. We need to be informed when making decisions regarding use of medications and medical procedures, but also need to be careful not to obsess over side effects or possible reactions once a decision is made.
3) Expect the unexpected. Things happen that we can't control. A few weeks ago I was at the Meadowlands in New Jersey and ran into a rusty wardrobe cart in a hotel lobby. Because my tetanus shot was not up to date, I had serious problems. Thankfully, the treatment (and new shot) worked. I never expected such a thing, but instead of why me, we need to take the approach of what now. Do what needs to be done, pray and trust God.
4) Do what you can to be healthy. Eat well, exercise, get sleep and take care of your body. You lessen the odds of health problems. This part is in your control.
5) Trust God even when the news is bad. Pray for healing. And if the answer does not come in the way or timing you think, trust God to walk you through the health issue. He never leaves our side. His Spirit is in us. He has our lives in His control. Worry goes away when we fully trust God and do not doubt His Word or character. Bad things do happen, but the promise is that God is with us through it all and will work it for our good and His glory.
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The effective interest rate is the true rate of interest earned. It could also be referred to as the market interest rate, the yield to maturity, the discount rate, the internal rate of return, the annual percentage rate (APR), and the targeted or required interest rate.
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Questions to be answered:
1) Where are associations between mechanisms, indicators and org units to be maintained?
There is no association being maintained at the DATIM Global level. The association is modeled in CSD and will be accessible there, however it is unclear where the user interface to manage the association should exist.
The business process that needs to be supported:
There is an agreement between the funders and Implementing Partner (IP) concerning the reporting requirements. That agreement specifies the indicators for that mechanism.
There can be communication from Donor to IP sometimes at the end of the period that specifies the indicators that should be collected under a specific mechanisms.
OpenInfoMan should have that data at the country or the MOH instance so that it can be easily queried.
NEW Functionality needed: An interface is needed to support the association between mechanisms, indicators and org units. The interface options:
2) How does the IP/MOH choose mechanisms are loaded into the DHIS 2 system?
Business Process to be supported: There may be many mechanisms, but you only want to load the funded mechanisms. The ITI-73 query will return more mechanisms than then node is funded for because there is no association in the Global DATIM instance.
New functionality needed: Need to have some way to choose which mechanisms to load from the returned ITI-73 query.
3) How will the mechanisms be imported into DHIS2?
New Functionality needed: A way to import mechanisms into DHIS2 Options:
4) How will the request to update mechanisms be specified and initiated?
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On a regularly scheduled basis, CSD ITI-73 Care Services Discovery message requesting an update on the mechanisms from the Global DATIM instance. ??? How is this query initiated? from an interface? In which application? Does it happen on a scheduled basis or is there human intervention? Will the ITI-73 be different for every implementor. How will the query be configured?
Need to make sure that the IL can handle this out-going message type.
ITI-73 was tested in V1.0, but not going from the ILR to the IL.
|Message passed from the Country IL to the Global DATIM instance's IL.
|The DATIM Global instance responds with the ITI-73 with a CSD document OR a DXF document.The DXF document can be directly sent to DHIS2, but the CSD document would go into OpenInfoMan first.
|ITI-73 response (CSD Document)
Need to make sure that the IL can handle this in-coming message type.
CSD responses were tested in V1.0, but going from the IL to the ILR.
|The CSD document is updated in InfoMan.
|ITI-73 response (CSD Document)
|Import DXF document document into HMIS - Is this done manuallly?
|This was done manually in OpenHIE 1.0
Like the mechanism questions. Don't want to load in the ones you don't need. Need a UI to select the indicators we are loading. DHIS2 is probably the best place to have the mechanisms. Having the UI for this is much more natural in DHIS2 than as is the case with the mechanisms. Need an app to create the ITI-73 to search for services, returns result. Result in CSD to InfoMan or DXF nativly (Carl votes for DXF).
ORG UNITS - Like the indicators, select the ones you want before you import.
How are stie names from teh country and PEPFAR mapped? In infoman? In DHIS2?
DHIS2 App or OpenInfoMan app to determine what needs to be imported
Ideal soslution - Orgunit case - OpenInfoMan produce the elements
ITI-73. TO give DHIS2 the list and then dsiplay.
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|Message Specification
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On a regularly scheduled basis, Chron jobs are used to generate a ITI-48 Retrieve Value Set message requesting an update of the disaggregator values.
Is there a need to coordinate this update with the indicator update?
This message was not tested in OpenHIE V1.0, what components need to support this transaction? The IL?
|Message passed from the Country IL to the Global DATIM instance IL.
|The DATIM Global instance responds with the ITI-48 with an SVS
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This message was not tested in OpenHIE V1.0, what components need to support this? The IL, the InfoMan?
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I called the first volume in this series "terrifically fun," and I am happy to report that the good times keep rolling in this second volume. From the outset, it is apparent something is off at the Academy at the beginning of the school year:
The problem is that there is a monster lurking in the school that can appear to a student to be the person they have a crush on, and when they give their hearts to it, it devours them. This is not figurative but literal because, like video game characters, the students at Astronaut Academy have and can earn multiple hearts. They need at least two to participate in team sports, so the loss of hearts threatens their participation in the annual Fireball tournament, but the loss of hearts also can bring more dire circumstances:
Luckily, the students are resilient and have methods for dealing with adversity:
|Words of wisdom from a little boy in a spacesuit
In all, these elements combine to make a very compelling and fulfilling reading experience. I thought the characters are all given their own moments, and their personalities are well-defined. Their interactions are hilariously familiar, with the ways that they speak to each other being both realistic and witty. If I were a kid again, I would totally want to attend this school.
Dave Roman created this second great romp, which was originally begun online as Astronaut Elementary. He has created a number of other webcomics, including the Harvey Award nominated Quicken Forbidden and Agnes Quill. He won the 2005 Web Cartoonists' Choice Award for Best New Character Design for his work on AE. Reportedly, he is also well on his way to planning a third book in this series.
There are many fun elements in this book, like I have said, and the reviews I have read comment positively about them, though some hedge that perhaps there is too much going on. Kirkus Reviews called the book "definitely goofy," and commented on how deceptively complex it is. Charlotte also commented that the book is potentially convoluted and may not be so accessible to those who have not read volume 1, but she also added that it would be difficult to dismiss the "combination of words that read themselves out loud in your head and pictures that make you smile like crazy."
There are previews, extras, and much, much more at the book's official site. This version was published by First Second.
Gina is an awesome person, and I must thank her for this review copy!


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Verify Shipping Carton Contents
Assemble the Ethernet Splitter Data Cables
Install the Gateway in the Rack
Verifying the InfiniBand Fabric
Understanding Routing Through the Gateway
Understanding Administrative Commands
Administering the I4 Switch Chip
Controlling the I4 Switch Chip
Administering the Subnet Manager
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Administering the InfiniBand Fabric
Monitoring the InfiniBand Fabric
Identify All Switches in the Fabric
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Display the InfiniBand Fabric Topology (Simple)
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Display a Route Through the Fabric
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Display the InfiniBand Fabric Configuration
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You have finished your curriculum shopping, only to realize that in amidst separating all the items "to get a better deal" you somehow forgot to switch an item over from one site to another? No? Never happened to you?
Well it happened to me! Somewhere between trying to get the best deal for things, an item disappeared off that list. It was only now, when I was double checking received orders, that I went "Where is the Fan-Math Process Skills?" oops. Somehow it didn't make the shopping cart transfer from Christian Book to Book Depository.
Normally I'd be all over it, and already have one coming in the mail. I decided, however, to cut my losses. I have Queen Homeschools "Math Lessons for a living education" listed as a supplement, so I don't don't think I need another supplemental book. Its kind of got me paranoid now, though, that I have forgotten something of more importance! I think a re-go through of my seperate shopping lists for each subject might be in order!
There's been a bit of a delay with getting party photos up. Mainly due to me not getting much sleep, and plugging in the camera and uploading seems like the biggest task in the world, right now. I've also done a temp fix on my DSi, but I still do need to take that apart. What happened to my DSi you may ask? Well, quite a number of months ago, the children took my DS from its hiding place, DH found it, and put it in the backroom. It was only after I could not find it, he told me what happened, so I go to get it (2 days after they played with it) and find it had some sort of sticky substance (probably juice) that had been spilled near the plus control. Thats right, it had leaked into there. The plus control moved all funny, and the screen showed signs of water damage. I had other things going on in my mind, so just left it to "dry out" (with the battery still in it rofl). Fast forward to now when I finally get round to looking at it. Water spots have dried out but are still present, but the control panel works and still the touch screen works (had I known about the put it in a bag of rice trick, that might of saved it all that time ago). Whilst it does work, the water spots have me concerned. And I still seem to have the contact card issues I had before the children played with it. So now I just have to get around to trying to take it apart (I say trying, because although I have a screwdriver that should fit it, I didn't have much luck last time in opening it). So I'll see how I go with that.
I have also given in to the pressure and purchased a phone. WOW! lol. I managed to get a cheap iphone that needs some tinkering with (extremely cheap) so hopefully I can fix it up, and I will finally have a way for DH to contact me whilst I'm at the shops. I have been looking into Apple products for a while, mainly for the app store (sorry androids, your apps don't do it for me), I am hoping the phone will become my virtual command centre.
I will use it for all the things my poor forgotten paper binders are for. I'm a paper and pen girl (and possibly notepad on computer girl), but its become a bit of an annoyance when my kids keep taking my todo lists and pens. And honestly, my life is so hectic, I need a personal assistant, slash that, I need something with a reliable, working brain, to keep up with all the appointments, schedules, birthdays, shopping lists and just the stuff I never get around to "organising". Whilst I don't think it will be the be-all, end-all of everything, hopefully it will help me to get more on track, as my mind wanders a lot lately. Even just setting an alarm to remind me about the bins, and to feed the animals during the daytime (I currrently feed them at dinner time) will be a major help. As elsewise, I seem to procrastinate on everything until the last minute. I currently have "emergency brain" where only things that are suddenly of dire urgency pop into my head.
So theres my ramble of an update. The weather has turned here, so I hope everyone is keeping warm.
P.S. Our lil pup Roxy is getting towards being a big girl, she went in for her desexing yesterday! She was supposed to come home yesterday evening, but the poor darl was so tired she had fallen asleep again in her pen by the time DH got there! The vet offered to keep her overnight and feed her, as it wasn't nice to disturb the poor lil bub. She's going to be picked up shortly by DH! yey! I have a nice cosy area inside, near us (but behind the locked screen, so the kids leave her be) for her to schnookle up and get some yummy warm rest. She'll be back to the vets in 10 days to have her stitches removed, until then, we somehow have to keep the bouncy pup settled (I remember how hard that was, from last time with our other dog Lila). And she's upto 18.5kg! at 5 months! So I reckon she'll probably get to that 24-25 kg mark, and will be a big 'un just like her Daddy (who is a Lab x Rottweiler), her mummy is small medium (Border Collie x Kelpie).


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Dublin Jerome High School boys golf coach Craig Zesiger has some bad news for his team's opponents.
Dublin Jerome High School boys golf coach Craig Zesiger has some bad news for his team's opponents.
According to Zesiger, the three-time defending Division I state champion Celtics have better chemistry and more depth than they did a year ago.
"This is the deepest we've been since I've been here," said Zesiger, who is in his fourth season leading the program. "Our top six players can each shoot under par on any given day. This team is definitely the closest-knit group we've had in four years, too. We already have great team chemistry, the kind it usually takes months to develop.
"We're 3-for-3 in terms of winning state championships the last three years and, with the talent we have, we're going to try to make it 4-for-4."
Four players have returned to lead Jerome in senior J.D. Fletcher, juniors Grant Lewis and Adam Stephens and sophomore Jack Herceg. Fletcher has committed to Miami University.
Juniors Cam Solomon and Brett Wheeler round out the lineup.
Last season, Lewis (74 average), Herceg (74.25), 2014 graduate Brady Bohl (76) and Fletcher (76) were first-team all-league, as Jerome finished 27-1 in the OCC-Cardinal Division to capture its 10th league title in as many years. Stephens (78) made second-team all-league.
The Celtics, who have won a league title each year of their existence, finished first (294) in the opening round of the OCC-Cardinal tournament Aug. 7 at Turnberry.
Westerville Central (301) was second, followed by Hilliard Bradley (315), Hilliard Darby (320), Scioto (325), Westerville North (330), Westerville South (342) and Canal Winchester (415).
The second round of league play was Aug. 12 at Clover Valley.
"We've never had this much varsity experience on one team before," Zesiger said. "Jack is going to be our No. 1 player and I wouldn't be surprised to see him average around par for the season. Cam has moved up from being our No. 6 man to our No. 2 position, and J.D., Grant and Adam give us a lot of experience and depth."
Last season, Jerome shot a 641 in the 36-hole, 12-team state tournament at Ohio State's Scarlet Course to finish five strokes ahead of runner-up Pickerington North (646).
Bohl led the Celtics, finishing sixth (157) of 72 players and earning second-team all-state honors along with Stephens, who tied for 10th (160).
Also competing were Lewis (tied for 13th, 161), Herceg (tied for 21st, 165) and Fletcher (27th, 166).
Jerome became the first boys program in Ohio to win the large-school division of the state tournament three years in a row since Columbus Aquinas accomplished the feat from 1953-55.
The state championship was the Celtics' sixth. They also won Division I titles in 2005, 2007, 2011 and 2012 and captured the Division II title in 2004.
Jerome is tied with Columbus Academy for second in state titles behind Upper Arlington (16).
Also last year, the Celtics shot a 300 in the 13-team sectional at Granville Golf Course to edge runner-up St. Charles (301) for the championship and won the 12-team district at Apple Valley with a 299, finishing six strokes ahead of runner-up Pickerington North (305).
"Our goals are always to win OCC, sectional, district and state titles, and those haven't changed," Zesiger said. "This team has the potential to defend those titles, but we're going to have to earn it because nothing is going to be handed to us."Shamrocks move onwithout Sparling
Coffman is adjusting to life without 2014 graduate Nick Sparling, who won the Division I state title each of the past two seasons.
Junior Keldon Fukunaga and senior Mehdy Slama have returned to lead the Shamrocks. Also expected to be key contributors are senior Michael Watson and juniors Ben Aicher and Ross Guthery.
Fukunaga (76.5 average) and Slama (79) each was second-team all-OCC-Central last year.
Sixth-year coach David Woodmansee is hoping those five players can collectively help make up for the loss of Sparling, who shot a 146 at state last year, finishing four strokes ahead of the runner-up, Jack Mancinotti of Toledo St. John's.
Sparling also was the OCC-Central Player of the Year for the second consecutive season last fall with a 69 average.
"We lost a lot of really critical players, including the defending state champion, to graduation, and obviously it's going to be really challenging to replace those guys," Woodmansee said. "But we have an extremely tight group of kids who do things the right way and I think we have the potential to do some special things this year."
The Shamrocks finished third (317) in the first round of the OCC-Central tournament Aug. 7 at Clover Valley, behind Olentangy Liberty (310) and Upper Arlington (315) and ahead of Hilliard Davidson (323), Marysville (329), Central Crossing (341), Thomas Worthington (347) and Westland (429).
The second round was Aug. 11 at Turnberry.
Coffman won the OCC-Central title last year, going 28-0 as UA (23-5) placed second. It was the Shamrocks' fourth league championship in five years.
Also last year, Coffman finished second (304) in the 13-team sectional at Darby Creek behind New Albany (299) and placed fourth (312) at district, finishing four strokes behind the third and final state qualifier, New Albany.
"We want to get better as we go along so we can hit our stride and be a factor in the postseason," Woodmansee said. "The OCC-Central is the toughest conference in the state. UA returns everybody and they are one of the top two teams in central Ohio, if not the entire state. Liberty is really strong, too, so it will be a big challenge to defend our league title."Irish look to improveunder new coach
Todd Hardesty has taken over as Scioto's coach, replacing Roger Murphy.
"I missed coaching after taking some time off and this is a group of fantastic kids, so I figured this job would be right up my alley," said Hardesty, who coached the school's girls basketball team from 1995-2000 and again from 2002-10. "The most important thing is that the kids have fun and keep getting better."
The roster is comprised of senior Harshil Amin, juniors Sam Humphries, Blake Moody and Joey Nave, sophomore Austin Dyson and freshman Nic Rath.
Last year, Dyson earned second-team all-OCC-Cardinal honors with an 81 average.
"We have lots of varsity experience, even though we're young," Hardesty said.
Scioto placed fifth (325) in the first round of the OCC-Cardinal tournament Aug. 7 after finishing fourth (14-14) in the league last year.
The Irish finished 11th (341) in the 13-team Division I sectional at Darby Creek last season.
"Our goal was to break 320 in our first OCC tournament and we didn't get there, but I think a 320 or better will happen for us soon," Hardesty said. "We're in a very tough division of the OCC, with Jerome leading the way, but we're eager to get ourselves into the upper portion of our division. If we keep improving and play really well at sectional, who knows, maybe we'll be able to scare up a district appearance this year."SCHEDULES COFFMAN
Aug. 6 -- Upper Arlington Killer B at Darby Creek
Aug. 7 -- OCC-Central at Clover Valley
Aug. 8 -- Mount Vernon Invitational at Chapel Hill
Aug. 9 -- Steve Youmans Classic at Oakhaven
Aug. 11 -- OCC-Central at Turnberry
Aug. 12 -- Dublin Invitational at Golf Club of Dublin
Aug. 14 -- Centerville Invitational at Yankee Trace
Aug. 16 -- Cincinnati Sycamore Invitational at Blue Ash
Aug. 18 -- Gahanna Invitational at Little Turtle
Aug. 19 -- New Albany Invitational at Winding Hollow
Aug. 23 -- Cincinnati Moeller Invitational at Walden Pond
Aug. 26 -- Olentangy and Olentangy Liberty at Kinsale
Aug. 27 -- OCC-Central at Darby Creek
Aug. 30 -- Golden Bear Invitational at Pinnacle
Sept. 6 -- St. Charles Invitational at Brookside
Sept. 8 -- Wooster Generals Invitational at Wooster Country Club
Sept. 10 -- OCC-Central at Apple Valley
Sept. 13 -- Upper Arlington Invitational at Scioto Reserve
Sept. 20 -- Trojan Invitational at Findlay Country Club
Sept. 27 -- Watterson Invitational at Tartan East
Oct. 4 -- Jerome Honorary Invitational at RivieraJEROME
Aug. 6 -- Westerville Central Invitational at Little Turtle
Aug. 7 -- OCC-Cardinal at Turnberry
Aug. 9 -- Cincinnati St. Xavier Invitational at Makatewah
Aug. 12 -- OCC-Cardinal at Clover Valley
Aug. 14 -- Centerville Invitational at Yankee Trace
Aug. 19 -- New Albany Invitational at Winding Hollow
Aug. 23 -- Cincinnati Moeller Invitational at Walden Pond
Aug. 27 -- OCC-Cardinal at Apple Valley
Aug. 30 -- Golden Bear Invitational at Pinnacle
Aug. 31 -- Murfield Village Invitational
Sept. 6 -- St. Charles Invitational at Brookside
Sept. 8 -- Wooster Generals Invitational at Wooster Country Club
Sept. 10 -- OCC-Cardinal at Darby Creek
Sept. 13 -- Upper Arlington Invitational at Scioto Reserve
Sept. 14-15 -- Kiely Cup at Canterbury
Sept. 20 -- Trojan Invitational at Findlay Country Club
Oct. 4 -- Jerome Honorary Invitational at RivieraSCIOTO
Aug. 7 -- OCC-Cardinal tournament at Turnberry
Aug. 9 -- Steve Youmans Classic at Oakhaven
Aug. 13 -- Marysville Invitational at Marysville Golf Club
Aug. 14 -- Weiss Invitational at Ashland Country Club
Aug. 12 -- OCC-Cardinal Clover Valley
Aug. 18 -- Lion Invitational at Jefferson
Aug. 27 -- OCC-Cardinal at Apple Valley
Aug. 30 -- Worthington Christian Invitational at TBA
Sept. 6 -- Hilliard Invitational at Darby Creek
Sept. 10 -- OCC-Cardinal at Darby Creek
Sept. 15 -- Mount Vernon at TBA
Sept. 18 -- Marysville at Marysville Golf Club
Sept. 27 -- Howlett Invitational at Worthington Hills
Oct. 4 -- Jerome Honorary Invitational at Riviera


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Toys 'R' Us employee accused of peeping Tom
A Toys "R" Us employee was arrested Tuesday on accusations he took pictures of women's "undersides," Columbus police said.
Brian Rashad Sappington, 23, is charged with peeping Tom and an eavesdropping violation, reports state.
According to police, on one occasion Sappington took a picture of the "underside" of a woman's skirt at the Whittlesey Boulevard toy store. On another occasion Sappington made a video of a woman's underside, which he voluntarily showed officers.
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Chicagoans Wake-Up to Lake Michigan Pollution
And here's another question: What are the implications for stopping an increase in dumping pollutants into Lake Michigan? I'm guessing that the cost of gasoline will be affected if this permit is not granted. If this permit doesn't get passed, then maybe we'll have to pay even more money for gas. Imagine this: Would you be willing to pay $5/gallon for gasoline?
If I had to pay $5/gallon for gas, then it would alter my driving habits considerably. I already bike to work; well, my biking behavior would definitely increase. I would also think twice before hopping into car...I would ask myself if I really needed to drive to that destination and I would consider alternatives to driving to those locations. Maybe I would take the train to Chicago, as opposed to riding the bus. I would certainly drive less than I do now...no going to Saugatuck, which I'm driving to tomorrow!
Sure, I'm entertaining these questions now, but these questions would carry much more weight if the cost of gas were substantially raised. The gas issue also reminds me of Europeans, who are already accustomed to paying more for gas. So maybe it's about time we address how these issues (and implications) will affect our lifestyle behaviors.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Wildwood vs. Silk?
Maybe, but not necessarily. It's all a matter of framing (and some creativity).
Here's an idea: What if Wildwood Foods got rid of those plastic fitments and redesigned their containers to be eco-friendly? They could even add an eco-friendly logo on their containers to promote this redesign. Better yet, Wildwood Foods could have a cute slogan telling customers how they're helping to save the environment by eliminating unnecessary waste in their packaging.
Ok, so let's say Wildwood redesigned their product to be 100% eco-friendly. And suppose you were at the supermarket wanting to buy soymilk. Would you buy the Wildwood brand that no longer has the plastic fitment, but endorses the protection of our oceans and planet with this eco-friendly container, OR would you go with Silk, the competitor brand that offers the convenience of having a plastic fitment on their containers?
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Our Plastic Oceans
Beth from fakeplasticfish.com recently asked me to write a letter to Wildwood, which is a company that sells organic goods. The purpose of writing this letter was to encourage Wildwood to stop using plastic fitments on their soymilk containers (you know, that plastic thingy that keeps milk fresh).
So I wrote this letter. To his credit, the President of Wildwood sent me a very courteous response on the same day. In his reply, he said that Wildwood has addressed the issue of waste on a broader level. For instance, Wildwood doesn't purchase soybeans from China, thus reducing their dependency on fuel.
Yet, based on his response, it was clear to me that this fitment issue was considered too trivial for Wildwood to address.
So I started asking myself, is this really a puny issue or is there something more? And that's when Beth told me about her concern regarding the effects of plastic waste on marine life. Wanting to know more about this issue, I've spent the last few days reading about the amount of plastic found in the Pacific Ocean. I learned, for instance, that there's six times more plastic than plankton in the Pacific, which is quite a disturbing statistic.
Anyway, if you have a moment, I hope you watch this 10 minute video that raises awareness on the amount of plastic waste found in our oceans.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Searching for Minimal Packaging
Usually, an online store will include a special note (or comment) section in the order. If you see this option, you can leave a note like this one:
"Please use minimal and recycled packaging. Kindly do not include any catalogs, inserts, fliers, shrink-wrap, bubble wrap, packing confetti, plastic "pillows," or Styrofoam peanuts. (You can use crumpled up newspaper if padding is necessary.) Please do not include me in any mailing lists or exchange lists you may have. Thank you!"
With this tip in mind, I went online to purchase an organic t-shirt from Mountains of the Moon. I was eagerly searching for that "special note" section on their online form, but you know what? They don't have one! Sheesh, just my luck. Well, hopefully I'll receive my shirt without frivolous packaging--they're an environmentally-conscious business after all! :0)
Monday, July 23, 2007
Help Save the Lake!
On Saturday, there was a press conference in Whiting, IN, where one of BP's oil refineries is located. Both Senator Dick Durbin and House Representative Rahm Emanuel have joined the campaign to protest against dumping more wastewater into Lake Michigan.
I'm so glad to hear this news; we need to have this level of support against a giant company like BP.
In addition, the Chicago Park District is asking folks to sign the "Save the Lake" petition. Wanting to sign this petition, but noticing there's not an online method to do so, I called Janis Taylor of the Chicago Park District. Janis told me it's ok to print the pdf file, sign my name, and fax it over to her. If you feel compelled to keep Lake Michigan clean, I encourage you to sign and fax this petition, too.
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Meet the Poo Monsters: Jack & Willy
But not me. I don't want to use non-renewable resources for handling pet waste. (Remember, plastic bags are made from polyethylene, which is originally made from crude oil and natural gas.) If we're going to use these non-renewable resources, shouldn't we use it for something more important than dog poo?
As an alternative, I use these Pooch Pick-Up bags instead. These poo bags are great because they're smaller than a plastic bag, making it less cumbersome to deal with. And most important, they're made from cornstarch, so the bags are biodegradable.
But here's the catch: At a recent compost seminar, I was advised not to compost my pet waste with my food scraps. So now what am I supposed to do? The solution is to create a compost pocket. This so-called "compost pocket" is basically a small hole for composting pet waste. I like this idea, but I'll have to ask my landlord if it's okay to dig a hole in her backyard for this purpose.
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Look *Hot* While Shopping at Whole Foods
So New Yorkers are going to look hot while shopping at Whole Foods. According to Anya Hindmarch, the designer of these bags, it's all about supply and demand. If people think there's a limited edition, they're going to want those bags even more.
What a savvy approach to raising awareness about this bag issue! I guess if a person doesn't care about the environmental and/or economic issues regarding the consumption of plastic bags, they may still change their old ways all in the name of fashion!
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Can We Recycle on the Go?
Surely, there are airports that offer recycling. And I do remember seeing recycling bins at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. Wouldn't this be a boon to the recycling industry if they expanded their businesses at airports? And how about recycling those aluminum cans and water bottles on airplanes? Although it's perhaps difficult to conceive of a "green" airline, it would be a step in the right direction if airline companies recycled their cans, bottles, and newspapers. I actually thought Delta offered recycling, but I was disappointed when the flight attendant threw away my empty water bottle in the trash. Yep, that's right: I forgot to bring my SIGG travel bottle with me. Ah, my personal guilt trip continues....
Anyway, I did a quick search online and discovered a few airports that offer recycling:
- San Diego International Airport
- Salt Lake City Department of Airports
- Fort Lauderdale International Airport
- Portland International Airport
- Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport
- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
The EPA also provides a comprehensive overview on how to initiate a recycling program at "your" airport. Though I commend the EPA for providing this information, how reasonable is it to think an individual could really implement this program on their own? For starters, you would need "senior management support," a "recycling coordinator", a team of "green employees," and a host of materials and supplies. Might this information be better suited for recycling programs that wish to expand their business practices?
In the meantime, I've challenged myself to reduce my garbage footprint when traveling. Based on my recent experience, I suspect this will be a greater challenge than I had initially anticipated.
Saturday, July 14, 2007
What Does "Treated Wastewater" Really Mean?
I'm a psychologist, clearly not a chemist, ecologist, nor a biologist, so perhaps these are silly questions to ask, but what does "treated wastewater" really mean?? How is this waste neutralized and how rigorous are these tests that measure treated wastewater? How often does IDEM evaluate the content of treated wastewater? Does treated wastewater have any deleterious effects on plants and animals?
I'm definitely going to read this document carefully; hopefully, I'll gain greater insight into this wastewater issue. If you have a moment to peruse this document, please feel free to share your thoughts on the matter. Oh, and any information you're able to send my way concerning what the heck "treated wastewater" really means is much appreciated. And thanks, Anonymous, for posting this document on the blog!! :0)
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Feeling the Curse of Knowledge in Puerto Rico
I've also been feeling guilt recently. I know my carbon footprint has grown with all this traveling (i.e., driving, flying) and increased usage of disposable products (i.e., water bottles). But don't get me wrong; it hasn't been all doom & gloom....I've been using my resuable bags in Puerto Rico. And to be sure, I've received my fair share of weird looks for using these bags!! :0)
Anyway, this is a tough post to write. Who wants to consider these environmental issues while on vacation? And who wants to write about seeing eyesores while visiting a beautiful island? Not me. But there's no turning back now. I feel guilt because I see the world in an environmentally-conscious way. And though feeling this guilt is not fun, I wouldn't return to my former state of ignorance.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
El Yunque y Mofongo
One of several waterfalls in El Yunque:
Another waterfall:
Me making mofongo for the very first time:
And yes, the mofongo was mmm, mmm, GOOD!!
Saturday, July 07, 2007
Eating Locally: Puerto-Rican Style
All kidding aside, I'm actually quite optimistic about eating local foods in Puerto Rico. My grandmother Celia has chickens in her backyard (mmm...she makes the best egg sandwiches) and several trees that yield mangoes, avocados, and limes. There's also vendors on just about every street corner who sell quenepa (a fruit I've only had in PR), coconuts, papas rellenos, and other tasty treats. Really, the more I think about eating locally-produced, Puerto-Rican food, the more upbeat I am about meeting this Crunchy Challenge. If only I didn't sound like a gringa when I speak Spanish!!
Friday, July 06, 2007
Dreaming of Philly
For instance, my friend Sean and I walked everywhere because Philly's such a pedestrian-friendly city. And walking around Philly was like eye-candy. We saw murals by Isaiah Zagar, statues by Robert Indiana, and dozens of community gardens.
farmers' markets to frequent and restaurants that promoted locally-produced, organic foods on their menus.
Oh dear, what's not to love about Philly?
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Our First Local Meal
Afterwards, we got down to business by first consulting The Redbook Cookbook, last published in 1971. The instructions to make Baked Chicken with Herb Gravy were straight-forward, thank goodness. We also sauteed the zucchini, squash, and swiss chard. Oh my goodness, just recalling our dinner makes me salivate!
Eating locally-grown, organic food tastes so, SO good!!
Bloggers for Positive Global Change
To pass this good cheer forward, I would also like to nominate the following blogs for raising public awareness about sustainability in the blogosphere:
Crunchy Chicken: "I'm a mother of two trying to reduce my impact on the environment. But mostly I'm just clucking around."
Leadership Class: "I am a 15-year-old living in Taihape, New Zealand. My intrests include playing sport, hanging out with friends and listening to music. My favourite subjects are English and Social Studies. If you have any suggestions or ideas or would like to share similar experiences with my class and I, it would be greatly appreciated if you left a comment, Thanks!"
Confessions of a Closet Environmentalist: "A couple of environmental minded students setting out to live sustainably on a student budget. This is a record of the struggle, the successes and the failures. Along the way, the attempt to fight the negative stereotypes of being an 'environmentalist'."
Monday, July 02, 2007
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Bucatini Arrabiata with Fresh Gulf Shrimp
Beth Ribblett
Our trips to the beach with our friends R&T always involve shared cooking responsibilities with each couple taking their turns at creating fabulous meals. After a day on the beach, we all look forward to our evening cocktail hour (or two...) while one pair relaxes and the other takes over the kitchen and we all chat and gossip, trying not to delve into anything too serious. We all marvel at the incredible food we eat on these trips and how lucky we are to share this time together. I usually don't want to work too much while we are there, but I did do a better job at documenting what we ate and how we prepared things so this week I will share our main meal, Kerry's Zucchini Salad and next week R's.
I knew I wanted to cook something with 2 of my favorite ingredients, fresh gulf shrimp and, of course, pasta. There's a great little family owned seafood place on highway 180 heading to Fort Morgan called Fresh Market Seafood that we buy our shrimp and fish at every time we come so we picked up a few pounds of shrimp and got to work.
I'd been thinking about this dish for awhile as we've had a big package of bucatini in the pantry for a few weeks just waiting for the right opportunity to use it. Bucatini is one of my favorite dried pastas as I love the texture and way it really soaks up the sauce. It is popular in southern Italy especially in Lazio where the famous Roman dish, Bucatini alla Matriciana, originated. My version of the Roman classic, which mixes the pasta with a light sauce of tomato, pancetta and red pepper flakes, is the base for this recipe with the fresh shrimp adding a Gulf coast twist.
As for the wine we drank, I needed another excuse to open up a bottle of the 2007 Pietradolce Etna Rosso which went wonderfully with the meal.
Serves 4-6
1 pound of Bucatini
1/4 pound of pancetta sliced in 1" pieces
1/4 c. white wine
2 lbs head on, fresh gulf shrimp
Medium shallot, diced
3 cloves of minced garlic
1 (28) ounce can of whole San Marzano plum tomatoes, diced
3 tablespoon of olive oil
Torn fresh basil leaves
1/2 t. pepperoncini (hot pepper flakes)
Bread crumbs (if needed to thicken sauce)
Grated fresh Pecorino
Fill a 10-quart saucepan with water over high heat for the pasta. Add the pasta during the last 10 minutes of the preparation process to the boiling water.
Prep shrimp by peeling, leave on tails, removing the heads and deveining, rinse and pat dry.
Pre-heat a saucepan to medium heat with 1 T. of olive oil. Add the pancetta and sauté until the bacon is browned but not crispy (3-4 minutes). Quickly add the shrimp and the wine and saute for a minute or two, just until shrimp begin to turn pink. Do not fully cook them at this time.
Use a slotted spoon to remove the bacon and shrimp and set aside on a plate. Add the a little more oil to the pan, heat and then add the onion and garlic and lightly fry for a few minutes until translucent. Add the tomatoes, basil, and hot pepper flakes and simmer an additional 10 minutes. Add in the shrimp and pancetta and simmer for a few more minutes, but be careful not to overcook the shrimp.
Combine the al dente pasta with the saucepan ingredients and simmer for a few more minutes, adding a little bread crumbs if you need to thicken the sauce. Transfer the completed dish to a large serving bowl. Top with pecorino cheese.
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Haters gonna hate
Potatoes gonna potate
Barbie gonna barb
Missy gonna miss
" I cannot figure your profit margin, don't see a talk show contract or political aspiration in present order" Edge
People who are compelled to tell the truth no matter what suffer from societies hatred. They would not if they did not care. They would allow the stupid ones to wallow in the mud and excrement of their ignorance. I give no shit what YOU think! I sing to myself!


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EFF in the News
Or, put more simply: "This bill gives Hollywood a chance to kick that pesky Internet off their lawn," said Corynne McSherry, Intellectual Property Director at The Electronic Frontier Foundation.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) doesn't think that the digital advertising industry can efficiently regulate itself and has issued a statement saying that the self-regulatory principles for multisite data recently published by the Digital Advertising Alliance will suffer from a lack of enforcement.
Is this the sort of thing that ought to be dealt with inside the university instead of calling in the FBI?" asks Marcia Hofmann, a senior staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco. "I think I would have ordered an internal investigation to try to understand exactly what happened and then I would have considered my options from there."
The libertarian-leaning Cato Institute, the Center for Democracy & Technology, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the left-leaning Public Knowledge and TechFreedom lodged a friend-of-the-court brief with the high court in a case in which an appeals court has ruled the FCC's decency regulations are "unconstitutionally vague" and produced a "chilling effect" on First Amendment speech.
The brief was signed by the Cato Institute, the Center for Democracy and Technology, Public Knowledge, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and TechFreedom.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is continuing its series of in-depth analysis of the Stop Online Piracy Act, the most dangerous piece of Internet legislation ever introduced, which is set to be fast-tracked through Congress by Christmas.
So what does this ruling mean for online privacy? EFF's Trevor Timm discusses.
The court order does not seek the content of the users' tweets, but instead seeks the IP addresses associated with the accounts. Lawyers for the Twitter users, including the American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, say the government can use those IP addresses as a sort of virtual tracking device to pin down the specific computer used by an account holder and with it the user's physical location.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation said it asked for records on the make-up of the Intelligence Oversight Board in February, after a reporter's query for the information was rejected. The online civil liberties group sued in September after getting no response to its request.
With this decision, the court is telling all users of online tools hosted in the U.S. that the U.S. government will have secret access to their data," Jonsdottir said in an e-mailed statement distributed by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a group that describes itself as protecting civil liberties and defending free speech online.


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I know my Father loves me.
When I said this to my brother, he laughed sadly and said "How does One who loves you so much keep you in pains?"
I told him, "All, everything, is for my Father's glory. So, His keeping me in pains, it's for His glory. The moment before it starts to be about me, let me breath my last"
My brother had called me Jesus Christ that night. He also told me to keep quiet and sleep.
It had been his turn to attend to me at the hospital, mum had stayed all morning and night for three days. Dad had run the 'night shift' a few days before, juggling nights spent on a plastic chair by my bedside with long days at work.
I believe every word I had said to my brother. My Father loves me – Yes, the one from whose loins I came but most especially, the One who crafted and put me in his loins.
Kene stepped out into the cold and calm Lagos morning. He tried to avert a lot of the faces around so he could save himself the disappointment and heartbreak of finding out that Chidiebere did not show up.
"Why would she?" He questioned himself. She had not replied his mail, the only one he'd ever sent her so he wasn't sure if she was going to show up or not. She had every right not to.
Who abandons his wife and then after twelve years, pops out of nowhere and what? She's expected to come running to him arms wide-open?
He walked away from the arrival lounge and towards the car park. He decided to take a cab into the city, find a nice and cheap hotel to lodge in and calculate his strategy from there.
Yes, he had come all the way with no plans.
He halted mid-stride and looked back. No one looked like they had just called anyone.
What? Was he beginning to hear voices? Just perfect!
He started again, towards the taxi park. The drivers were beckoning to him already; some were already walking towards him, calling out possible directions in town.
He caught the eyes of one of them.
"Ikeja" he said.
He stopped again. He'd heard his name this time. No doubt.
The taxi driver took his backpack off him.
He swung around and then, he saw her! She was running towards him like a toddler into the arms of a loving father.
His arms were hanging loosely by his sides.
I see the light.
No, not the one in my room. I see the light, the one leading far from here.
It's not my first time, I think it's my third. I never looked twice the previous times but, this time around, it's all I've been looking at.
I think it's time to go home.
Mum… Dad… My brother…
The last time we talked, I told my Father that I may be coming home soon. He assured me that He would take care of all of them…
I see the light. I think it's time to finally go home.
I push my covers aside and get out of my bed. No, this time around, it didn't hurt to do so. It is the easiest thing in the world to do. Amazing!
I look back and see myself on the bed, sprawled there helplessly, sustained and kept by those tubes and machines. I see my brother by the bedside, sitting on that flimsy plastic chair, his blood-shot eyes trained on me.
"I'm not there anymore, look at me here!"
I wave at him but, he definitely cannot see me as he does not move an inch.
I sigh and turn back to the light. The voice like a thousand waters calls out for me;
I hear the hosts of glory burst out in praise of my Father, I cannot wait to join in.
I continue into the light.
She threw her arms around his neck and laughed really loud.
"Kenechukwu!" she called again, as if to make sure he really was the one.
"Chid'eb!" When he finally found his voice, it was a mere whisper.
After forever, she let go of his neck and cupped his face in her palms.
He looked into her eyes, brown and bright, and he remembered all that he had once lived for.
My steps are light and easy. I swing my body to the rhythm of worship.
"Kenechukwu!" she called for the umpteenth time, her mouth aghast in excited laughter.
Yes! This is what I was made for.
I'm Home!
You're home!


text: Hello together, (1) I am in the situation that I have to set up a DNS server for a cluster of machines which may well be small and simple, but should do its job well. (2) For some not too strange reasons, I am quite reluctant to use either of BIND9 or djbdns. (3) I like the idea of having a reliable DNS server written in a safe language, and if it's functional, the better. (4) There are a few other lightweight implementations out there, like oak (written in python) or the Net::DNS::Server perl library. These, unfortunately, seem to be quite broken. (5) Hence, I would like to give the Erlang DNS server from http://eddie.sourceforge.net a try. It can do much more than what I need, but that does not matter to me. (Somehow, I have the impression that Erlang is just the tool one should use for building an application like a DNS server, so why not have a look. I consider myself quite proficient with functional programming, but never had any hands-on exposure to erlang whatsoever so far. However, I know about the underlying concepts and find them quite nice and appealing.) My problem is: I cannot get the thing to compile. I downloaded the sources from http://eddie.sourceforge.net/1p50.html (eddie-1.5.1.tar.gz) and use Debian 3.1 on x86/32 bit (Sarge - but as there are no Erlang packages for Sarge, I resorted to installing those from woody). The log transcript at the end of this email contains pretty much all the information I can provide about this in a distilled form. Does anybody have an idea what is going wrong and how to fix it? But before I delve deeper into this, I'd like to ask two further questions: (a) Does anyone know how Eddie's DNS server chooses source ports for recursive resolver queries? (I have IP source address randomization on my machine from the grsecurity.net kernel patch, but it's better not to have to rely on that.) Is the IP ID random number generation in the DNS reasonable? (b) I am assuming that with an Erlang-implemented DNS, there should not be any possibility for low-level system attacks that result in the execution of foreign code (i.e. stack or heap overflows and their relatives) as a principal matter of the design. Is that assumption justified? === SHELL LOG === :/tmp$ apt-cache show erlang Package: erlang Priority: optional Section: non-US Installed-Size: 27304 Maintainer: Samuel Tardieu <> Architecture: i386 Version: 1:8.0-4 Replaces: erlang-base (<< 1:8.0-2) Depends: libc6 (>= 2.2.4-4), libncurses5 (>= 5.2.20010310-1), libssl0.9.6, xlibs (>> 4.1.0), erlang-base (=1:8.0-4) Pre-Depends: dpkg (>= 126.96.36.199) Recommends: erlang-manpages, erlang-doc-html Conflicts: erlang-jams, erlang-jams-erl, erlang-dev Filename: pool/non-US/main/e/erlang/erlang_8.0-4_i386.deb Size: 13555706 MD5sum: ca5410df8facb7d2a80b75c406cebda1 Description: A real-time, concurrent and distributed functional language Open Source Erlang is a functional programming language designed at the Ericsson Computer Science Laboratory. . Some of Erlang's main features are: Clear declarative syntax and is largely free from side-effects; Builtin support for real-time, concurrent and distributed programming; Designed for development of robust and continuously operated programs; Dynamic code replacement at runtime. . This package contains architecture-specific files of the runtime system. :/tmp$ tar xzf eddie-1.5.1.tar.gz :/tmp$ cd eddie-1.5.1 :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ sh configure creating cache ./config.cache checking host system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu checking target system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu checking build system type... i686-pc-linux-gnu checking for gmake... no configure: warning: gmake not found, will try to use: make checking for ssh... /usr/bin/ssh checking for eddie_rootdir.erl... /tmp/eddie-1.5.1/eddie_rootdir.erl checking for eddie root directory... /tmp/eddie-1.5.1 checking for erl... /usr/bin/erl checking for erlc... /usr/bin/erlc checking for whoami... /usr/bin/whoami checking for addgroup... /usr/sbin/addgroup checking for groupadd... /usr/sbin/groupadd checking checking for Erlang machine type... {"init terminating in do_boot",{undef,[{compile,file,[eddie_rootdir,[report_errors,report_warnings]]},{lists,map,2},{c,lc_batch,1},{init,start_it,1},{init,start_em,1}]}} init terminating in do_boot () no configure: error: Unable to determine Erlang machine type: jam/beam :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ ls -la erl_crash.dump -rw-r----- 1 tf tf 75389 Jul 15 17:55 erl_crash.dump :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ head -n 20 erl_crash.dump <Erlang crash dump> Fri Jul 15 17:55:42 2005 Slogan: init terminating in do_boot () Erlang (BEAM) emulator version 5.1 Compiled on Tue Dec 18 21:07:58 2001 Process Information -------------------------------------------------- <0.0.0> Running. Registered as: init Spawned as: otp_ring0:start/2 Message buffer data: 45 words Link list: [<0.5.0>,<0.4.0>,<0.2.0>] Reductions 3611 stack+heap 377 old_heap_sz=233 Heap unused=95 OldHeap unused=233 Stack dump: program counter = 0x81c66cc (init:boot_loop/2 + 32) cp = 0x81c654c (init:things_to_string/1 + 68) :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ tail -n 10 erl_crash.dump '-i/1-fun-1-' '-i/1-fun-0-' '-alive_processes/0-fun-0-' '-lc_batch/1-fun-0-' '-lc/1-fun-0-' io_request_loop get_until_loop '-do_start/4-fun-0-' <End of Erlang crash dump> :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ # This is where things fail: :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ head -n 1028 configure | tail -n 10 echo $ac_n "checking checking for Erlang machine type""... $ac_c" 1>&6 echo "configure:1023: checking checking for Erlang machine type" >&5 rm -f $EDDIE_ROOTDIR.{jam,beam} $ac_cv_erl -compile $EDDIE_ROOTDIR EDDIE_ROOTDIR_FILES=`echo $EDDIE_ROOTDIR.*` case "$EDDIE_ROOTDIR_FILES" in *jam*) EMULATOR=jam :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ # ...and this is what I get when I try to compile this manually: :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ erlc eddie_rootdir.erl Compiler function compile:compile/3 failed: {undef,[{compile,compile, ["/tmp/eddie-1.5.1/eddie_rootdir", "/tmp/eddie-1.5.1/eddie_rootdir", {options,[], "/tmp/eddie-1.5.1", undefined, [], 0, false, 999, [], [], '/tmp/eddie-1.5.1', undefined}]}, {erl_compile,compile_file,4}, {erl_compile,compile3,3}, {erl_compile,compiler_runner,1}]} :/tmp/eddie-1.5.1$ === END SHELL LOG === -- regards, (o_ Thomas Fischbacher - http://www.cip.physik.uni-muenchen.de/~tf //\ (lambda (n) ((lambda (p q r) (p p q r)) (lambda (g x y) V_/_ (if (= x 0) y (g g (- x 1) (* x y)))) n 1)) (Debian GNU)


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Challenges gives inspiration to try something new, and to make diffrent blog posts.
A challenge can be a weekend challenge, a month, a year, spring, summer you name it….. It will give inspiration to posts, and some challenges shows the other blog participating in the challenge, that make more followers because your blog get exposed on more pages.


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Jimmy Smith won't be with the Ravens in the near future, but coach John Harbaugh is holding out hope the cornerback can return from hernia surgery before the season ends.
Smith replaced Lardarius Webb after he went down last month with a knee ligament tear that ended his season. Receiver Torrey Smith played through the injury a year ago, but playing cornerback makes playing through such an injury almost impossible.
"Torrey had a similar deal last year and was able to play through it. Jimmy was not, because it was just a little different position, and the details were a little different as far as the injury in there," Harbaugh said. "He went ahead and got it corrected."
Smith had surgery Thursday in Philadelphia. Corey Graham, who was used primarily in nickel packages and special teams, will start for the second game in a row in his place.
Graham took the field vs. the Oakland Raiders last week, a 55-20 win for Baltimore. Smith was expected to play but was a late scratch because of the discomfort. The Ravens acquired veteran free agent Chris Johnson earlier this week. They also could activate rookie Asa Jackson for the first time this season.
Harbaugh is optimistic he'll get Smith back.
"It looks like, by all accounts, it went really, really well, and the timeframe – it's hard to say exactly what it is – but by the end of the season there is a really, really good chance he will be back playing," he said.


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Movement disorders are the 3rd most common cause of disability worldwide. Such disorders can be classified according to their clinical manifestations and prevalence as:
Although clinically different, such pathologies share common symptoms such as motor symptoms alterations and impairments of the quality life such as sleep alterations or autonomic system dysregulation (dysautonomia).
Motor Symptoms
The clinical manifestations are mainly tremor and motor coordination. Animal models are used to measure tremors using electromyography (EMG). Recently, a research group was able to characterize the bilateral hind limb EMG frequency and amplitudes components in a mouse model of dystonia.
Non-Motor Symptoms
Impairments of the autonomous system or sleep architecture are considered very important because they occur prior to any manifestation of motor symptoms. The autonomic impairment can be quantified by measuring blood pressure, heart rate variability (HRV) and changes during the sleep REM stage; these changes are used as markers in clinics for diagnosis of the disease.
In animal models for PD, MSA, and RLS, changes during HRV or REM states have also proven to be important endpoints for early disease detection and for disease progression.
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Galaxy Note 7 possibly revealed in new leak
We're approaching Note season, and that can only mean that some tasty tidbits about the Galaxy Note 7 are likely to leak out. That seems to be the case recently, as Evan Blass (@evleaks on Twitter) has revealed what may be the upcoming phablet.
While similar to current Samsung designs, these Note 7 renders look tasty indeed. The dual-edge display is said to be 5.7″ at Quad-HD resolution, and by the looks of the device, it's a safe bet that an iris scanner will be built-in. What are you looking forward to most in Samsung's next Note?
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Conspiracy theorists on blogs suggest that the magazine Photoshopped Moore's head onto Rubik's body for their December cover.
World Wide Web - Ever since W's December issue featuring 47-year-old actress Demi Moore on the cover hit the internet many wondered why was Demi's left hip cut in farther than her left thigh and why the lack of wrinkles on the face or body. Another case of Photoshop gone wrong, right? Well last week W representatives told Jezebel that they "did not do anything unusual or out of the ordinary on Demi Moore for the photo on the cover of W." But now conspiracy theorists on blogs Oh No They Didn't and Pop Culture Madness suggest that the magazine Photoshopped Demi's head onto the body of model Anja Rubik taken from an image of Anja walking the runway in the spring 2010 Balmain show. Crazy speculation, right? When you have the W December cover placed next to the shot of Anja in the Balmain show it's hard not to believe the conspiracy theorists, but there are differences between the two images that can dispute the speculation. For example Demi's arms are touching her legs, while Anja's arms are swinging away from her body. Another example is Anja's neck looks strained than Demi's neck and that's because Anja is walking and Demi is standing still. My verdict is that Demi sure was extremely Photoshopped but I believe that's her body and not Anja's. What do you think, Blaynistas? [Story/Image: The Cut]
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