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Center—(Pittsburgh) East Chicago Indians (AFL) 1939, Chicago Cardinals 1939; Camp Croft 1941, Eastern Army All-Stars 1942
Henry Adams is buried in Phillipsburg Cemetery, Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania.
Center/Tackle—(Wisconsin) Pittsburgh Steelers 1942, Chicago Cardinals 1943, Boston Yanks 1944
Art Albrecht is buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Center—(Compton JC/Southern California) Detroit Lions 1953-59 [All-Pro 1956]
I started out as a tight end but must have got stupid as I went along because I kept getting closer to the middle. I ended being a center. They only kept 33 players in those days so we had to back up each other," Ane said. "The most I ever made for a season was $17,500 in my last year. But in those days, you could buy a new Cadillac for three grand. The biggest difference between then and now is football today is a business. In my era, you just came to play.
Charlie Ane
Center—(Portland) New York Giants 1942
I was the fastest lineman, but I weighed only 170, and Mel [Hein] beat me by a foot in a 60-yard dash. The Giants contacted me for training camp. I was tall but slender, and I guess they figured I'd put on weight. Anyway, they sent me for the first part of the season to their farm club in New Jersey, where [Wellington] Mara and Owen would come to watch. Guess what, I was playing 60 minutes there, too — and one week three games — on Sunday, Wednesday and Sunday. I guess I got a rep for being a good hitter. The war was on and Mel had retired and unretired a couple of times and he was old enough to need rest. I know one thing: I knew how to play and I was tough. No guy tried harder; I had to.
Emmett Barrett
Center—(St. Mary's, CA) Green Bay Packers 1933 [All-American 1927, College Football Hall of Fame 1973]
Larry Bettencourt is buried in Lake Lawn Park Cemetery and Mausoleum, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Center—(Minnesota) Camp Peary Pirates 1944; Philadelphia Eagles 1941; Coach—Fort Douglas MPs 1943
Center/Linebacker—(Rice) Southwestern Louisiana Institute Marines 1943, Fleet Marine Force Pacific 1945; Chicago Cardinals 1946-51, Calgary Stampeders (CFL) 1952-53 [All Canadian League 1952-53]
Center—(West Virginia) San Francisco 49ers 1956-68, Atlanta Falcons 1969 [All-American 1955, College Football Hall of Fame 1982]
The Forty-Niners had a big, strong center named Bruce Bosley . . . .He was kind of slow. But if you gave him the chance to overpower you, he would. I always tried to be real quick against Bosley.
Ray Nitschke
Center—(Villanova) Cherry Point Marines 1943-44, El Toro Marines 1945; Buffalo Bisons 1946
They [Buffalo Bisons] offered me a $1,500 signing bonus. At that time, it was like a million dollars. That was a good salary. A lot of people back then were making $2,000 a year for a whole year's work. Playing football was punishment. There were no X-rays. You broke something, you got in an ambulance and went to the nearest hospital. A lot of times you got knocked out cold, but if you came to, you stayed in. You played 60 minutes. There were only 25 players on the team. The sport was brutal. You saved yourself for the last quarter. There was no slapping each other when you made a touchdown. That was a waste of energy. You handed the ball to the ref and that was it.
Sam Brazinsky
Center—(Notre Dame) Chicago Rockets 1946-48, Baltimore Colts 1948
Herbie Coleman was one of more than a dozen players who autographed this Notre Dame football banquet program on 8 December 1942. The program was given to me by Jane O'Connor, widow of Bill "Bucky" O'Connor.
Center—(St. Mary's, Calif.) Cleveland Rams 1938, San Francisco Packers (PCFL) 1942, Detroit Lions 1943, Los Angeles Bulldogs (PCFL) 1943, Hollywood Bears (PCFL) 1945, San Francisco 49ers 1946-47
My nose was broken 14 times. I also had some teeth knocked out and almost had my left eye put out by a guy who straight-armed me.
Gerry Conlee
Gerry Conlee named Nagurski and Hein as the greatest offensive and defensive players who he played against. His grave is in Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson, California.
Center—(Rutgers) Brooklyn Dodgers 1930
Bernie Crowl is buried in East Cemetery, Manchester, Connecticut.
Center/Linebacker—(Purdue) Washington Redskins 1954, Boston Patriots 1960-64, Buffalo Bills 1964-65
I wanted to carry the ball on every play, and they gave me that wish; they made me a center.
Walt Cudzik, on his desire to be a halfback at Purdue
Center—(Southern California) St. Mary's Pre-flight Air Devils 1942,1945; Cleveland Rams 1945, Los Angeles Rams 1946, Hawaiian Warriors (PCFL) 1947
Center—(Duquesne) Washington Redskins 1945-53
We never thought about being tired in those days. If I had to take a guess, I averaged about 57 or 58 minutes a game. We had 32 players on the roster, and the best players did everything. I don't ever recall feeling tired during a game. We enjoyed staying on the field. My last year, I played center only and I was upset with the coach because I didn't feel like I was in the game.
Al DeMao
My son, William, was about twelve years old when he drew this sketch of DeMao and sent it to him to be autographed.
Center—(Niagara) Brooklyn Dodgers 1942, Charlotte Clippers (Dixie League) 1946
Center—(Alabama) Boston Yanks 1946-48, New York Bulldogs 1949, New York Yanks 1950-51 [All-American 1942]
Jarring Joe Domnanovich is a whale of a center and line backer.
Red Grange
Joe Domnanovich is buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama.
Center—(Santa Clara) Chicago Cardinals 1938; Pensacola Naval Air Station Goslings 1942
He is outstanding in pass defense and in diagnosing offensive maneuvers. He is steady and consistent. I've never seen a better center.
Buck Shaw
Center—(Michigan) 1932-34
I had offers from the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers, who were pretty hard up for linemen in those days. If I had gone into pro football, the name Jerry Ford might have been a household word today.
Gerald Ford
Ford is buried at the Gerald R. Ford Museum, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Center—(Santa Clara) San Francisco 49ers 1946-47
In 1944, Lambeau [of the Packers] got in touch with me again, but so did Tony Morabito. My dad negotiated with both of them. But Tony was a very kind and generous man, and I wanted to come back to San Francisco, come home. I was only 25, and not really cognizant that two teams wanted me. So there was nothing like a bidding war. I really didn't know what I wanted to do, but I was anxious to get back to civilian life, so joining the 49ers in a new league seemed ideal. Since there were no major-league pro teams here then, we were sort of quasi- or semi-celebrities. People knew us. Anybody in the Bay Area interested in sports knew about the 49ers in those days. "From the beginning, we got good crowds. We all lived in Park Merced. The wives knew each other and socialized together. It was a very happy existence. And the football was fun, too. Good players, hard-played games, interesting times. We flew all over the country to play and that was marvelous. In New York, we used to go to Toots Shor's restaurant and eat dinner for free. And it was quite a thrill to go into Cleveland and play Paul Brown, Mr. Football, and those great Browns teams, too — Otto Graham, Dante Lavelli, Mac Speedie, Marion Motley. I loved football, and I was never sorry I was a 49er. I'll tell you, those first 49ers were some of the nicest guys in the world. We were like a family.
Eddie Forrest
Center—(Washington & Jefferson/Army) [All-American 1922,1924, College Football Hall of Fame 1954]
Center—(Youngstown) Detroit Lions 1942
You can never forget a fellow like Sloko Gill. He had the admirable qualities of being the best lineman and a rugged fellow, yet always a gentleman.
Ralph Wolfe
Center—(Georgia) Fort Pierce Naval Amphibious Base Commandos 1944, Boston Yanks 1947-48
Godwin recalled a party after the 1943 Rose Bowl game at the Biltmore Hotel. Buoyant spirits had enveloped the Bulldog players after winning the game. As Godwin recalled, he scanned the room, looking for a dance partner. He spied a beautiful brunette as the band played "One O'clock Jump." She accepted his invitation for a jitterbugging session. When a slow number ensued, he soon was dancing cheek to cheek. "Dadgummed if she didn't reach right up and kiss me, juicy and tenderly, right on the lips - right there on the dance floor," Godwin wrote. "I returned that soft, sweet kiss and then we rubbed our cheeks together again and floated some more around the room. 'My name's Bill Godwin,' I whispered softly, romantically. 'What's yours?" "'Ava Gardner,' she replied. 'I'm Mickey's wife.'" Stunned, Godwin recalled that his knees became shaky. "About that time a small hand lassoed her arm and pulled it down from around my sun-baked neck." It was then that Godwin's eyes met the glare of a red-faced Mickey Rooney. "Come on," Godwin remembered Rooney saying to Ava. "You're going home."
Center—(Duke) [College Football Hall of Fame 1962]
He was outstanding at offense and defense.
Wallace Wade
Tiger Hill wrote, "I think the University of Tennessee had the roughest and hardest hitting team I ever played against. They were all tough. The strongest and hardest hitting player I played with was Willard 'Bolo' Perdue. Against was Blackjack Harry Smith, University of Southern California."
Center—(Vanderbilt) [All-American 1937, College Football Hall of Fame 1959]
Hinkle closed a three-year varsity career [in 1937] in which he played 60 minutes in 13 games, snapped the ball unerringly, and rarely was outfoxed on the defense.
Alan Gould
Carl Hinkle and Marshall Goldberg autographed this news article naming the 1937 A.P. All-American team. Hinkle wrote, "After Vanderbilt, I went to West Point, but upon my arrival the Navy learned about it, and went to Congress who decided not to let me play football. I did however play lacrosse, and was top cadet there at West Point." He is buried at Little Rock National Cemetery, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Center—(California) Coach—UCLA 1926-44 [All-American 1923-24, College Football Hall of Fame 1969]
Horrell was about 50% of the psychological effect of the Bears. He could get his men together better than any football captain I ever saw. Andy Smith could have stood the loss of five good men better than the graduation of Horrell.
Slip Madigan
Babe Horrell autographed this news article reporting the 1924 Walter Camp All-American selections. It is one of the earliest signed clippings in my collection. Of Horrell, the news report wrote, "Horrell of California, also is out of position, although he previously has not been on the Camp's first eleven. He is at guard on the 1924 list, but his regular post is center."
Center—(Purdue) Brooklyn Dodgers 1939, Milwaukee Chiefs 1940-41 [AFL All League 1941]
At Purdue, I was what today is called a walk-on. I received no financial help until I had proven that I could make the team, which apparently I did—made Co-Capt. and chosen to be the starting center for the Blue in the first Blue-Gray game in Dec. 1938. In 1939, the Eagles drafted me on the third round. Bert Bell had agreed that I could go to Medical School while playing, but to get out of that promise and while I was in Chicago with the Tribune All-Stars he sold me to the Brooklyn Dodgers. I played the full schedule with them. In 1940 I was admitted to Indiana University School of Medicine. I had no intention of ever playing any more pro ball. That year the AFL formed and Milwaukee offered me a set up that allowed me to commute on week-ends to where ever they played and attend school in Bloomington, In.
Paul Humphrey
Center/Linebacker—(Butler/Purdue) Buffalo Bills 1947, Baltimore Colts 1947
Center—(Stanford) Philadelphia Eagles 1944-51 [All Pro 1951]
. . . he was a good one.
Alex Wojciechowicz
Vic Lindskog's remains were cremated.
Center—(Utah) St. Louis/Kansas City Blues (AFL) 1934, Brooklyn Dodgers 1935, Los Angeles Bulldogs 1936
Walt McDonald is buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Riverton, Wyoming.
Center—(St. Vincent) Philadelphia Eagles 1944-45,1948, Detroit Lions 1948
I played for Lions [in] Oct. & Nov. 1948.
Bap Manzini
Bap Manzini is buried in Monongahela Cemetery, Monongahela, Pennsylvania.
Center—(Purdue) Chicago Bears 1932-36, Cleveland Rams 1937, Green Bay Packers 1938, San Diego Bombers 1941-42 (PCFL)
It was the Depression . . . I suppose we were all just happy to have a job.
Ookie Miller, on
his $100 per game Bears' pay
Ookie Miller autographed this 1937 Jack Sords cartoon.
Center/Defensive End—(Louisiana State) Los Angeles Rams 1954-57, Dallas Cowboys 1960-61, San Diego Chargers 1962
Center—(Michigan) Brooklyn Dodgers 1933-34 [Grantland Rice All-American 1931]
I played only two years, and at $125 a game, that was enough.
Maynard Morrison
Center/Defensive Tackle—(Boston College) San Francisco 49ers 1957-62,1964, Cleveland Browns 1962-63
He was a great competitor, for one thing. He wanted to win, and loved to play. He was a pleasure to coach and work with.
Walt Dubzinski
Frank Morze didn't sign his name on the questionnaire I sent him in July 1994, but he did answer all the other questions including mentioning his selection to play in the 1955 East-West Shrine game which he was "unable to play due to Injury."
Center/Linebacker—(Boston College) Coronado Amphibious Training Force Amphibs 1944; Los Angeles Rams 1946-50 [All-American 1942, All Pro 1949]
Fred Naumetz is buried in Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Memorial Park, Westlake Village, California.
Center—(Virginia Polytechnic) Baltimore Colts 1954-60,1965, Pittsburgh Steelers 1961-64
He was a scrawny little kid out of VPI who went on to become one of the best centers in the league. Buzz had the opposite problem I had with weight. He couldn't keep any on. He weighed about 230, and Weeb was always harping on him to get up to 250. I used to have to go all week without eating just to get down to 270, and wouldn't you know I'd be drooling come weigh-in day watching Buzz stick two ten-pound weights under his armpits and wearing a T-shirt on the scale to keep Weeb happy.
Art Donovan
Buzz Nutter is buried in Mount Carmel Cemetery, La Plata, Maryland.
Center—(Penn State) Second Air Force Superbombers 1944, Fourth Air Force Flyers 1945; New York Giants 1946-48, Brooklyn Dodgers 1949
Lou Palazzi was such a great person, just a great guy.
Sam Huff
Center—(Canisius) New York Giants 1943-45
Bill Piccolo autographed the cover of a 19 November 1944 New York Giants vs. Green Bay Packers game program. The program was autographed by more than a dozen Giants players and was given to me in 1995 by Rusty Kane, a tackle on the Giants.
Center/Tackle—(Arizona State) Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL) 1956, Chicago Cardinals 1957
He has amazing mobility...actually quick.
Ray Richards
On the questionnaire that I sent him in January 1994, he printed his name and nickname and mentioned that he played against Bruno Banducci and Ernie Stautner. He printed answers to all the other questions. His 6 foot, 6 inch frame at 308 pounds, size 16 EEEE shoes, size 52 jersey, 44 pants, and size 8 headgear (created by splitting 2 normal helmets and splicing them together) made him the biggest man in the NFL in 1957. Earl Putman is buried in National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona.
Center/Guard/Linebacker—(Western Maryland/Carnegie Tech) Cleveland Rams 1941-42,1944-45
Center—(Indiana) Portsmouth Spartans 1930, Frankford Yellowjackets 1931, Indianapolis Indians 1933
I played for the Portsmouth Ohio Spartans the first year they were in the N.F.L. 1930 . . . . CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THIS LETTER THAT CARROLL RINGWALT WROTE ME JUST BEFORE HE PASSED AWAY
Center—(Pennsylvania) Philadelphia Quakers 1926
It was great playing for the Phila. Quakers. There was no pressure and everyone was relaxed. Some of the players were having a smoke waiting for the game time. Finally, when the referee stuck his head in the door and said, "Game time fellows." We all sauntered down to the stadium entrance and then ran out on the field with great enthusiasm.
Karl Robinson


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A possible $70 million frac sand plant and rail depot is stirring up controversy in St. Charles, Minn. According to local news sources, a 300-acre soy bean field outside of St. Charles could soon be the site of one of the largest frac sand processing plants in the country.
Nick Koverman, city administrator of St. Charles, says the idea of a large frac sand processing plant has many concerned. "Not knowing the impact it will make, some of the immediate concerns are truck traffic, water table issues, noise and dust," Koverman told KAAL TV.
Minnesota Proppant says the proposed processing plant and rail depot would see around 50 trucks a day and would send one full rail cart up to North Dakota daily. "This is a state-of-the-art plant and we have taken into consideration and have gone above and beyond what is necessary," the company said.
The plant could create as many as 200 jobs with benefits, and farmers or land owners that sit on the sand could make an estimated $200,000 to $800,000 per year for land rights.
The disagreement on frac mining sites across Minnesota was highlighted by an environmental group that is calling for a moratorium on new sites. Environment Minnesota Research and Policy Center, along with neighbors of existing and proposed mining sites, gathered in Winona, Minn., to push a three-year moratorium on future frac sand mining sites.
The three-year moratorium request, which will be sent to Gov. Mark Dayton with more than 400 signatures, is the latest attempt to slow the momentum of frac sand mining operations.
"Frac sand mining has come just so quickly to this region that there's been, shockingly, little study of its impacts," said Samantha Chadwick with Environment Minnesota Research and Policy Center. "So, what we want is time to understand the risks and to figure out how to best protect communities in Minnesota from the dangers, or if it should be allowed at all."


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Essay Topic 1
When the Arabs finish with the Hejaz War, they move on to Syria. Using examples from the book, what are some of the differences between the Arab desert and Syria? How do those differences necessitate a change in tactics and planning by the British and Arabs?
Essay Topic 2
Using examples from the book to support your answer, what role do clothing and uniforms play in the story?
Essay Topic 3
How does Lawrence change from the beginning of the book through the ending of the book? Identify some key times in the book that Lawrence changes and what those changes mean to Lawrence's life and future. Use examples from the book to support your answer.
Essay Topic 4
What caused the initial Arab Revolt, and how did the causes of the revolt shape the conflict that came after? Support your answer with examples from the book.
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NORWICH After 28 cars derailed in flames near the City of Oneida Monday, spilling hazardous chemicals, officials evacuated many local families and businesses.
The Madison County Correctional Facility was forced to evacuate its 78 inmates. Many of them were transported by school bus, with several Madison and Chenango County Sheriff vehicles in escort, to the Chenango County Correctional Facility for the night.
The Madison County Executive made the decision to evacuate the facility because it was very close to the area of the train derailment, said Chenango County Undersheriff Ernest Cutting.


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"We are not in a position right now to stop it," the head of the commission, Andres Bautista, told a news conference.
The Philippine elections commission ruled on Tuesday it would not stop a WBO welterweight fight between Philippine boxing hero Manny Pacquiao and U.S. champion Timothy Bradley next month because there was no formal complaint to block it.
Pacquiao, the former eight-division world champion, is a two-term congressman and a candidate for the Senate in elections on May 9.
A former congressman has asked the Commission on Elections to look into his April 9 bout, which has been billed as his last fight, because it would give him undue advantage in the polls.
"We are not in a position right now to stop it," the head of the commission, Andres Bautista, told a news conference.
"That is not really within our control. There has been no formal complaint that was filed in accordance with our rules."
The bout will be Pacquiao's first since he lost a unanimous decision to unbeaten American Floyd Mayweather Jr. in the so-called "Fight of the Century" in Las Vegas last May.
In February, Pacquiao, 37, lost a sponsorship deal with Nike Inc, as the world's largest sportswear-maker cancelled its contract with him after he described gays as "worse than animals".
More than 54 million people in the Philippines will vote for a president, vice-president, 300 lawmakers and thousands of local government posts.


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"House of Cards" is a Netflix original series that had Wall Street talking last week. Unrelated to the show, Netflix had seen a dramatic rise in its stock over the past few days. That's because the streaming network has been gobbling up programming and beating its competition. Amazon and Apple TV are suddenly trying to catch-up.
This isn't a blog about whether Warren Buffet would invest in Internet programming. Instead, new ground has been broken with a slick television series that was available for viewing in our homes, without a "brick and mortar" televison network being involved. Instead, to watch the show, you have to pay the monthly fee to Netflix, not to some cable or satellite company. That's the only way that you can see Kevin Spacey play a Democratic congressman/ House Majority Whip.
Curiously, they have written the storyline to include Spacey to be a Congressman from South Carolina, whose district includes Gaffney. That's why it's crazy that one of the show topics includes a lawsuit over the big peach that is along the highway. That peach has its own claim to fame when you search it on the Internet.
The show does discuss the making of laws in all of its dirty back-room politics glory. No one is living a life that resembles any kind of good character. In fact, it is all unsurprisingly immoral… exactly what we expect from politics.
The reason that the show makes the blog is because of one of the programming methods that is being used. The main character (Spacey) regularly turns directly to the camera and looks to the viewer. Then, he speaks directly " to the viewer" to give some background or "wisdom" on what is going on in the scene or in the mind of one of the other characters.
I would guess that there is some risk with this viewing method. Of course, Netflix is taking the risk that by spending on this series, more people will subscribe.
As to speaking into the camera directly, wouldn't it impact our lives if we really believed that someone was always watching everything that we were doing. Would that effect our conduct in life? Perhaps, it would make more people accept responsibility for what they do. Maybe it would even make insurance companies act differently. Well…. maybe I am getting a little carried away on the insurance part. Still, can you believe that the Peach made it into the show?
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Alzheimer's Disease
Oh, baby! Dolls bring new life to nursing homeFebruary 28, 2018
Volunteer Sandy Cambron did her best to rekindle parental love among dozens of memory-impaired residents at Kentucky's Park Terrace Health Campus — one lifelike baby doll at a time.
Good advice about Alzheimer's, dementia and staying sharpJuly 14, 2016
There is no question providers see a lot of Alzheimer's. They also encounter a lot of individuals whose family members struggle with the debilitating condition.
Drug cures Alzheimer's symptoms in mice, Yale researchers findAugust 07, 2014
A drug compound successfully reversed the effects of Alzheimer's disease in mice, researchers say, giving hope to developers trying to find a cure.
Alzheimer's caregiving: The new normalMay 19, 2014
I dealt first with my wife's Alzheimer's as a 24/7 caregiver at home, and now as a part-time caregiver and full-time advocate since her placement in the dementia wing of an assisted living facility in September. One of the many things I have learned through these years is that each new AD decline in behavior and/or skills always leads to a "new normal" period for us.
Forest Laboratories sets date to stop NAMENDA tabletsMay 06, 2014
Forest Laboratories has announced it will discontinue sale of NAMENDA tablets on August 15. The company will continue to sell the oral solution of NAMENDA and once-daily extended release capsules.
In dementia's crosshairs, women speak outMarch 25, 2014
Alzheimer's disease does not discriminate. Or so we've been repeatedly told — for example, when "Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher died, almost exactly one year ago. But a report out last week suggests that Alzheimer's does discriminate, in a sense. It appears the disease picks on women.
Omega-3 fatty acids could preserve brain healthJanuary 28, 2014
Those with higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids, which are found in fish oil, appear to have larger brain volumes in old age, according to a new study in Neurology. Shrinking brain volume can be a sign of Alzheimer's disease.
Gender adjustments for Alzheimer's caregiversJanuary 10, 2014
For quite some time, I was the only male in my Alzheimer's disease spousal support group. I quickly discovered that I could not resolve some problems for my wife, Clare, in the same way as some women were resolving similar issues for their husbands.
Low LDL, high HDL correlated to less amyloid plaque depositsJanuary 02, 2014
Cholesterol is linked to amyloid deposits in the brain, and unhealthy patterns could contribute to Alzheimer's, according to a new study.
Researchers: Better hygiene leads to higher risk of Alzheimer'sSeptember 06, 2013
Better hygiene in developed countries correlates with a higher risk of developing Alzheimer's, researchers have discovered.
Major cause of reversible age-related memory loss identifiedAugust 30, 2013
Researchers have identified the main protein trigger of age-related memory loss — and that its memory-loss effects are reversible.
Rate of dementia has declined dramatically, but not in nursing homes, study findsJuly 17, 2013
The rate of seniors developing dementia decreased by nearly a quarter over the last 20 years in England and Wales, although the percentage of nursing home residents with dementia increased, according to a recently published study.
New approach to Alzheimer's treatment might be key to a cureJune 19, 2013
Alzheimer's disease detection should start earlier, even before loss of cognitive function, a professor of medical ethics said Monday. In a webinar, Jason Karlawish, M.D., and Richard W. Besdine, M.D., discussed new approaches to Alzheimer's treatment and prevention, which they said has drastically changed since the disease was first discovered in the early 20th century.
Alzheimer's breakthrough: Vaccine may be on its way, researchers sayJanuary 16, 2013
Researchers say they've made a major breakthrough in the effort to develop an Alzheimer's disease vaccine.
Nursing homes and unions: ready for another ugly round?November 28, 2012
Unions in nursing homes may be headed for a new level of negative exposure given the latest flare-up in the eternal battle that has waged in Connecticut. It has already brought partisan criticism to the highest level: the White House.
"They know me. They remember who I am."November 21, 2012
The life story is not a "nice to have" document - it is essential to delivering quality. If memory loss begins and progresses, the details of his or her life story would serve as the primary guide for service and care. Here's an example.
AALTCI identifies Alzheimer's disease as main reason for insurance claimsAugust 08, 2012
More than one in four claims are related to this mind-robbing condition, according to the insurance organization.
A medication that stops Alzheimer's in its tracks?July 25, 2012
Baxter BioScience's Gammagard halted the progression of Alzheimer's disease for as long as three years in a 16-patient trial.
New alliance will target major risk factor for Alzheimer'sJuly 18, 2012
A new collaboration will see four leading academic research laboratories working with AstraZeneca to study a major risk factor for Alzheimer's disease.
New initiatives needed to build skilled caregiver workforceMay 05, 2012
The aging of the American population and the healthcare issues that go with it are creating a demographic earthquake that will shake our current system of healthcare to the core. We are on our way to becoming a nation of caregivers, a job description we are largely unprepared to fill.


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Open Letters: Write Your Own
Open Letters: Write Your Own
Yesterday's post asking "How limited edition is TOO limited edition?" really showed how often times our favorite beauty brands do things we may love or may find really frustrating. I think it felt good to talk about it together; to express our thoughts and just know that we're not alone.
I encourage you to use this post to write an open letter (or two or three) to your favorite beauty brands, whether they're positive or negative (but in a constructive way, of course!). If you're not familiar with the concept of an open letter, it's exactly as it sounds: a letter to a person/company that's public. They can consist of anything; sometimes it's merely a thank you, often times it's more critical, and occasionally, very, very funny.
Open letters can be very cathartic; if it's a critical letter, it can help you release pent-up frustration, if it's positive, it can be rewarding to know you've made your appreciation known.
I've written three…
Dear MAC,
I love that you keep me on my toes with your collections, but could you scale them back just a bit? I'm all for more than the typical four or five seasonal collections, but maybe just one per month would do the trick. I would also love to see more products merged into the permanent line. Not all limited edition products work out, so I wouldn't expect or want all of them to become permanent, but sometimes you make some really fantastic/unique shades and textures and would love to see those sold out products make a comeback.
P.S. — Your makeup wipes are the best. There is nothing else I trust and use more for removing swatches!
P.P.S. — Mellan would really love it if you'd consider doing a Fabulous K-9s collection next year… he was really heartbroken to see MAC favor cats this year.
Dear Guerlain,
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According to reader Mary, here's an abridged version of Pastor Mark Driscoll's article "Do You Trust Your Pilot":
Sit down and shut up. Don't question me. I do not have to explain myself to you. You can never hope to understand the secrets I possess, you tiny, insignificant person.
She's not exaggerating.
Driscoll's talking about how organizations (i.e. churches) sometimes have to make tough decisions, and when that happens, some people (i.e. churchgoers) may start to panic and freak out. He compares the situation to a pilot flying a plane and making a hard turn. Your best best is to just trust the pilot, he says. They know what they're doing.
Working for an organization, including a church or ministry, is kind of like a plane in flight. The senior leaders are up front getting data from private channels and have a perspective out the windshield that no one else has. Most people on the proverbial plane are going about their lives without considering the competency of the pilots' leading, until there is a hard turn and they feel it.
Assume that [the pilots] have way more data and training than you. Assume they see stuff out of their window you don't see out of yours. Assume they did the right thing, even if you are wearing your drink, your luggage came flying out of the overhead bin, and you need to buy new underwear to replace the ones you were wearing. Just maybe the pilots saved your life and spared you from a less disruptive turn that would have ended in a fiery crash you never saw coming.
That's… wishful thinking at best.
Driscoll's analogy misses the mark entirely. Pilots have earned that sort of trust. Pastors have not.
First, pilots make tough decisions to save lives. They're not taking joyrides. If they make a sharp turn, there's a very good reason for it. (Odds are you'll know that reason before long, too.) Pastors — not always, but often enough — make tough decisions to benefit themselves, grow their church, and expand their ministry.
Second, pilots do their jobs anonymously. Too many pastors seem to just want their name in the spotlights. Think back to the last flight you took. What was the pilot's name? Who knows. Granted, pastors are on stage delivering a sermon, not hiding behind a closed door, but many of them are one-person media empires. Anonymity isn't a choice most of them are making on their own.
Fourth, pastors have a habit of breaking the rules to suit their purposes. You need to look no further than Pulpit Freedom Sunday to see how seriously pastors follow the law. Pilots, in my mind, have a reputation for being professional; those who are not are exceptions, not the norm.
Fifth, pilots are transparent about what they're doing, at least where it concerns us. They tell you where they're flying, how long it's going to take, the route they're taking, etc. Churches are far from transparent where it matters; many never release their finances and we're left with nothing but a guess as to what's really going on behind the scenes.
The point being: Mark Driscoll is no Chesley Sullenberger.
Don't just accept what a pastor says or does because they said so. Question them. Call them out on it. Stage a mutiny if necessary. Mark Driscoll, like so many other pastors, loves silence and obedience from his followers, but you don't have to give it to him. Unbuckle that seatbelt and challenge him.


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Rita Ozzetti is a ten-year-old orphan who works as an acrobat for a traveling circus.
Episode 9
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Episodes 9 - Chocolate Girl in Love Edit
Rita woke a young kid that was sleeping on a bench in the park. Seeing Massan, with his bike, hiding behind a tree, Rita called out to him, reminding him they were done. He stepped out from begin the tree and told her that they weren't done unless he said they were and he would never say that. He asked who that was Rita was with and she told Massan that it was her boyfriend. Massan was taken aback by the news and Rita grabbed the kid's arm and ran off. They ran to an alley where they managed to ditch Massan. Rita tried to kiss her "boyfriend," then the kid pushed her away and told Rita that she's a girl. The young girl is Hana (Hatchin) and she tells Rita that she is ten. Rita says that she is ten too and hears Hana's stomach growling.
Rita takes Hana to get something to eat. When they left without paying Hana inquired why and Rita told her she'd gotten one of the male customers to pay for their meal. Rita and Hana spend the day together and while out Rita looks through a viewfinder. She talks to Hana about a map that Hana had to see the statue of Mary that was supposed to cry blood tears and grant wishes. She said that she did not believe in the power of the wishes because that was for little kids and she was too old. Eventually she sees a man through a viewfinder and shares with Hana that she is in love with Gino. Rita leaves Hana later that night at the park bench Rita found her sleeping on, and tells her that she lives at the circus right across water from the park as she was abandoned at the circus as a baby.
Hana attempts to get into the circus to see Rita and Rita rescues her from several circus members. Hana confesses to Rita that Gino is seeing someone and Rita throws Hana out and stormed out of her room. Rita is practicing her acrobatic act with her partner Gino and she asks him to go faster. She attempts a jump to another rope and misses, falling. Gino catches her, places her on her feet on the ground and asks if she is okay. Rita pushes him away from her and tells him to leave her alone before running off. She later comes across Hana talking to Gino and eavesdropped on their conversation. Gino explained to Hana that he was leaving the circus, that he was going to be a father and wouldn't be seeing Rita, but that he believed she would meet lots of people and would grow up well.
Rita met up with Hana later and told her that she would go with her if she was leaving. Rita left, but came back to Hana with Massan's bike. After losing a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, Rita pedaled the bike, while Hana stood on the back. They eventually rode to see the statue of Mary. When they got there they found that the statue had been replaced. She asked one of the workers why and he told her that someone had stolen the face of the told one. She asked if the new one would cry tears and grant wishes and he didn't answer her. When she pressed him for answers, he pushed her down, got in the truck and they drove away. Rita got up and ran after the truck. When it had gotten too far away, she dropped to her knees and cried.
Another day and Rita is performing in the circus. She does the routine she'd practiced with Gino earlier perfectly, with Hana there to witness it. After the show, Rita and Hana are outside of the tent when Gino exits with his bags. They watch as he runs over to Natalia and they embrace. Hana looks to Rita with concern, but Rita tells her that she is good and offers a grin. They share a hug after Hana confesses that she is leaving, although later, Hana makes her way back to the circus.
Episode 11 - Starting Line Downpour Edit
Early in the episode, Rita mentions that she had given Hana clothes. Rita ran up the beach to Hatchin, after Hatchin and Michiko washed up there at the end of the episode to say goodbye to Hatchin.
Appearance and Personality Edit
She is an african american with blue eyes and brown hair which is always braided. She has a strong fashion sense and often wears a lot of jewellry. She is outspoken and very independent, although she is very nice and friendly she can be very aggressive when she is upset. She can also be rather persuasive since she managed to sweet-talk a man into paying for Hatchin's lunch.
Relationships Edit
Hatchin Edit
After Hana (Hatchin) had runaway, Rita saw Hana sleeping on a park bench and thought she was a boy. Rita tried to make Hana her boyfriend to make Gino jealous. Instead, Massan became jealous. Rita took Hana to see one of her shows before the circus left, and afterward, Hana decided to join the circus too. Rita later went to find Hana, after discovering she had almost been sold into slavery, to make sure she was okay.
Massan Edit
Massan (pronounced Massao) had a crush on Rita and followed her around. He even offered Hatchin money to put in a good word about him to Rita. He went so far as to follow the circus when it left. He followed by bike and camped in the desert, living off canned meat, for the chance to see her again.
Gino Costa Edit
Rita had a crush on her adult performing partner, Gino. He did not reciprocate her feelings, and in fact, had a pregnant girlfriend, Natalia Perez, and planned to leave the circus. When Rita discovered his plans to leave she became depressed but eventually got over it and ended on good terms with Gino.
Trivia Edit
- Rita is similar to Michiko as they both were abandoned at birth, both love fashion, both are in love with men who don't return their feelings and both become very aggressive when upset.
- At ten years old she already has her period.


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[Moxon, finding The Englishman's Magazine unsuccessful, gave it up suddenly after the October number, the third under his direction. His letter to Lamb on the subject is not now forthcoming. The ludicrous description of a landscape by an R.A. is, I imagine, that of the garden of the Hesperides in the Elia essay on the "Barrenness of the Imaginative Faculty in the Production of Modern Art" (see Vol. II.). Probably Turner's "Garden of the Hesperides" in the National Gallery.
By "Devil's Money" Lamb means money due for Satan in Search of a Wife. I do not identify * * * * * *.
"The Rev. Mr. ——." I have not identified this gentleman.
"G.D.... penny tract." I have not found Dyer's tract.
"Mr. Aitken." John Aitken, editor of Constable's Miscellany, whom Moxon would have known at Hurst & Co.'s.]
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Dear M. +S. I know, has an aversion, amounting almost to horror, of H. He would not lend his name. The other I might wring a guinea from, but he is very properly shy of his guineas. It would be improper in me to apply to him, and impertinent to the other. I hope this will satisfy you, but don't give my reason to H.'s friend, simply, say I decline it.
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"Nothing with my name." Moxon may perhaps have just suggested publishing a second series of Elia.]
[No date. 1832.]
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Being connected on the go has become more important recently than ever before; laptops are more portable, people are more connected, and information travels faster. Therefore, it's important for most users to have the ability to be in touch no matter where they are. While relying on Wi-Fi hot spots can get your device online reasonably well, there is no substitute for a wireless data card. It gives you an anytime, anywhere access to anything you need on the World Wide Web, all while never wondering if you have a location with Internet nearby. They can be used while driving, at home, in a hotel, and basically anywhere you can make a wireless call.
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What is a wireless data card?
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In addition to top free services like Twitter and Facebook, the app supports notifications from popular paid services. 27 different services are available for you to choose from. To add and keep track of all of them will require you to sign up for a Boxcar account.
Installation and Setting Up
You will have to download the app at present from their homepage and once they are out of the beta phase of development, the app will be available on the Mac App Store. After a simple drag and drop installation, the Settings screen of the app is displayed. To start using the app, a Boxcar account is essential and there are options to sign in or sign up in the same screen.
Clicking the sign up now button opens up in a new browser window, but it would be great to have the form built right into the app. Except for the hassle of moving your attention to a browser window, the sign up was painless and didn't even require email validation. After signing up I noticed that a major chunk of app management can be done only via the web interface.
Adding Services
The Add Services button can be found in two different places in the desktop version of the app and neither of them function as they should be. Just like in the case of the sign up, whenever you hit Add Services, the web app will open up in a new window. But since there aren't many hoops to jump to get a service added to your account, except for this process of back and forth, we can overlook this inconvenience.
Managing the Desktop App
So, when you are all done, wait for a few minutes (or less, depending on how frequent the services you have subscribed to are) for the notifications to come in. Assigning custom sound effects to each service you are tracking is a brilliant feature and means you don't have to pay attention every time an insignificant notification shows up.
Speaking of sounds, Boxcar offers you two unique options to quiet the app when you don't want to be interrupted. First, you can use the Mute button to temporarily silence the app for a short duration. Otherwise, you can turn them off altogether from the Preferences screen without having to visit the web app.
Notifications are properly labeled, timestamped and displayed in a chronological order. The badger number helps you stay on top of all the unread notifications since your last visit. If you plan to read the links, they will all be opened in new browser windows. Sadly, you can only read the notifications. Options to at least retweet or share the notifications will help make the app multifunctional to an extent.
Final Thoughts
I wasn't thrilled to sign up from a web browser, configure subscriptions and then use the desktop app just for the sake of getting notifications. But it keeps the app free of bloat and makes a huge difference if you are using the mobile version of the app. A major downside I noted was after adding all the services, it took a long time for the notifications to start showing up.
It was weird because all the services I subscribed to earlier have added a bunch updates since then. But once the notifications finally started showing up, they came in regularly. And there were those occasional crashes too. Boxcar for Mac is a welcome new addition to the toolkit of information junkies. You should go for it if you are one!
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Written by Jamie C. Martin of Simple Homeschool
Just a few years ago, everything for homeschoolers began to arrive in a box.
You could get crafts in a box, geography in a box, history in a box, preschool in a box, and more! They'd arrive in the mail once every month, and voila: something easy and educational to do that day with the kiddos, leaving you feeling like a homeschool parent champ.
Of all the monthly boxes/subscriptions we tried over the years, Little Passports ended up being our favorite. (Those of you who have read Give Your Child the World probably won't find that too surprising!)
Each month we traveled–via mail–to a different country. I loved that these packages weren't overwhelming. They didn't force me to spend hours preparing anything; they contained just enough to help us learn and to keep it fun for both the kids and me.
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MOUNT OLIVE -- Ryan Schlecht scattered three hits and yielded an unearned run in seven innings of work as No. 1-ranked Mount Olive dispatched Anderson (S.C.) 7-1 on Sunday afternoon.
Schlecht (5-0) finished with six strikeouts and three walks, which all occurred in the sixth inning. The right-hander lowered his ERA to 0.56 and hasn't surrendered an earned run in 27 consecutive innings.
Alex Vertcnik pounded out three hits and collected two RBI, while Erik Lovett tied the school record for career home runs (27). Lovett's fifth-inning dinger, a two-run shot, tied the mark set by Stephen Nordan.
Lovett hit three homers during the series sweep.
Mount Olive (19-1 overall) improved to 6-0 against league opposition this season. The Trojans have won 12 consecutive Conference Carolinas series and 40 of their last 44 league games overall.
Vertcnik put Mount Olive on the board in the first inning. His double down the third-base line scored Jesse Lancaster, who reached on a one-out triple.
The Trojans, winners of 17 straight games, added two runs in the third inning. David Cooper led off with a single, stole second and scored on Vertcnik's single to center field. Vertcnik ended up scoring when Anderson's outfielder misplayed the ball, which rolled to the fence.
Vertcnik kept the fifth inning alive with a two-out double and Lovett drove a pitch over the fence in straightaway center field to extend Mount Olive's lead to 5-0. It was Lovett's fifth homer of the season.
Anderson (5-7, 1-5 CC) avoided the shutout in the sixth inning without logging a base hit. Alex Roberson drew a lead-off walk from Schlecht. The visiting Trojans loaded the bases on a two-out walk and infield error.
Roberson crossed home on a wild pitch.
Dylan Holton and Anthony Williams provided back-to-back, RBI triples in the eighth inning to conclude the scoring.
Anthony Hernandez, who relieved Schlecht, retired the side in order in the eighth. The Trojans turned a key double play to send Anderson home.
Mount Olive visits No. 7-ranked Francis Marion (S.C.) University for a two-game series Tuesday and Wednesday. First pitch is 3 p.m. on both days.
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As a young boy, I spent a lot of time helping my mom in her garden — make that "gardens," plural. We had an abundance of them scattered around the yard.
There were flower gardens in a rainbow of colors, an herb garden with a variety of plants whose leaves would regularly work their way into our food and a collection of clay pots on our front porch where Mom would maintain a revolving door of plants that made her smile. And, despite the fact that we lived just two short blocks from farmer friends who shared with us the freshest vegetables imaginable, we always grew our own tomatoes, with occasional beans and carrots thrown in for good measure.
It was in those gardens under the warm Nebraska sun that I learned many things about nature, science, cooking, responsibility, nurturing, plant diseases and bugs. And I also learned a lot about my mom, so it was only natural that I wanted to pass on my love for gardening to my own three kids.
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Stick four evenly spaced toothpicks around a potato (two-thirds of the way from the top of the potato) and suspend it in a clear jar with the toothpicks resting on the rim. Fill with water to about half inch from the rim (change the water regularly). Your children will marvel when sprouts start to grow in a few short days. Eventually, they can have their own DIY gardening experience when they help you plant the sprouted potato in a clay pot or paper bag that can be transplanted into the ground outdoors.
Indoor container herb gardens are an easy way to teach children about growing plants. Your local garden store can help you determine what will work best in your home, but some of the easiest will probably include basil, mint and thyme.
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Every young child should try growing plants from seeds. I've found it easiest to plant seeds in cardboard egg cartons. It's environmentally friendly because when the seedlings are ready to transplant, just separate the individual egg holders with scissors, and let your child plant the entire thing, since the cardboard will eventually disintegrate.
Tip: When selecting seeds for gardening projects, let your child participate, but narrow the selection to plants that are easy to grow. Marigolds and sunflowers are a good choice, and kids' eyes explode when they see how big a sunflower becomes! Nasturtiums are also interesting because they attract hummingbirds! As far as vegetables, try planting beans, radishes, squash and lettuces.
Under your watchful eye, put your kids in charge of watering and caring for their plants. Take photos regularly, and over time, add more responsibilities to their gardening experiences. To this day, one of my most memorable moments was being allowed to grow what felt like a field of pumpkins and sell them on a little table in our front yard!
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Kobe Bryant has put an end to everyone's guessing game.
In a poem published on The Players' Tribune, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar bared his decision to hang his jersey after this season. It did not come as a big surprise really, given that the 37-year-old Bryant has, in the recent weeks, have said that he was considering making his 20th NBA season his last.
Now it's been confirmed.
"This season is all I have left to give," Bryant said in his piece entitled "Dear Basketball."
"My heart can take the pounding. My mind can handle the grind. But my body knows it's time to say goodbye," Bryant wrote. "And that's OK. I'm ready to let you go. I want you to know now. So we both can savor every moment we have left together. The good and the bad. We have given each other all that we have."
National Basketball Association commissioner Adam Silver supports Bryant in his decision via a statement released by the league's official Twitter account:
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver issued the following statement regarding @kobebryant's announcement today pic.twitter.com/fenWAw4qSH
— NBA (@NBA) November 30, 2015
In his two decades as a pro basketball player, Bryant has five NBA championship rings, 17 All Star selection, an 81-point game that ranks as the second-best in NBA history, more than 32,000 points, and two Olympic gold medals.
This season, Bryant and the Lakers have been struggling – lurking at the bottom of the Western Conference standings. It doesn't help that he is now a shadow of his former formidable offensive self, shooting a career-worst 32 percent.
Bryant is in the final year of his two-year deal that will pay him $25 million in 2015-16, making him the NBA's highest-paid player this season.
The Lakers have 66 games remaining in their schedule, and it will likely turn into a adoration tour of sorts for Bryant, who has already gotten long ovations from normally hostile fans on road trips this season, particularly in places like New York and Miami where crowds sensed that they might be seeing him as an opponent for the last time.
The Lakers' next road game is in Philadelphia – Bryant's hometown.
"Philly is where I grew up," Bryant told The Associated Press in an interview in Miami earlier this month. "It's always a different emotion there than anywhere else."
In 1996, Bryant burst into the NBA straight out of high school after being drafted by the Charlotte Hornets as the 13th overall pick and later traded on to the Lakers.


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Cisco IOS
This is a presence detection scanner for Cisco IOS devices.
This device tracker needs SSH to be enabled on the router.
Before using this scanner it is recommended that you lower the ARP cache timeout on your router, as Cisco IOS normally comes with a 4 hour default ARP cache timeout.
For example, the following commands will lower the timeout to 2 minutes on Vlan1:
# 1. use this command to see what Vlan your devices are on
show ip arp
# 2. Go into configure mode
conf t
# 3. Use the Vlan name as you see it from step 1 above
interface Vlan1
# 4. Set a new arp cache timeout
arp timeout 120
# 5. Exit
# Press <ctrl+c> to exit configure mode
# 6. Don't forget to save the new config, so that it will survive a reboot
copy running-config startup-config
If you have a very large number of devices on your VLan (+1000), then you may want to adjust the ARP cache timeout to suit your needs. See this discussion to learn more.
To use this device tracker in your installation, add the following to your
configuration.yaml file:
# Example configuration.yaml entry
- platform: cisco_ios
host: ROUTER_IP_ADDRESS
username: YOUR_ADMIN_USERNAME
password: YOUR_ADMIN_PASSWORD
Configuration variables:
- host (Required): The IP address of your router, e.g., 192.168.1.1.
- username (Required): The username of an user with administrative privileges.
- password (Required): The password for your given admin account.
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Hi, Overall looks excellent. I have a few preliminary observations. May be they are already discussed. 1. "Conceptually and from the point-of-view of message correlation, each XMLP_UnitData operation causes the transmission of a different message even if the message has the same value as a previous message. " If so, how would we handle reliable messaging, retries et al. Are we leaving it to the protocol layer ? 2. What about sequencing ? Why not add the Correlation.MsgSequence now itself while we can do it ? From my practical experience, this would help a lot of B2B issues. 3. Was there any logic behind leaving faults out of status ? faults could be a good source of more information, especially for a status of .failure. (You had (faults) in many of your messages). 4. On a related note, why isn't .failure a status disposition ? 5. I couldn't make out, if in your mind, correlation could be a unique id for the message and possibly a GUID or UUID. (I do agree that the mechanism would not be specified by the AM but at the binding level.) 6. I assume we define a Message = (Message.Headers, [Faults], Message.Bodies, [Message.Attachments]) 7. Why can't status contain a Message as well ? That way the sender can get more information as needed 8. Because the status doesn't have the [Correlation], do we assume a request/response pattern ? i.e. a send waits for a status and on time out assumes an error. 9. "This operation may be implemented over HTTP, HTTPS, SSL/TCP, TCP and SMTP" : Why not RMI, COM+ et al ? The point is do we *need to* assume/specify any protocol/transport ? Of course, we would have the bindings and hopefully we could specify bindings to these as well. cheers |-----Original Message----- |From: Williams, Stuart [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] |Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2001 12:50 PM |To: Henrik Frystyk Nielsen (E-mail); Jean-Jacques Moreau (E-mail); John |Ibbotson (E-mail); Krishna Sankar (E-mail); Lynne Thompson (E-mail); |Marc Hadley (E-mail); Mark A. Jones (E-mail); Martin Gudgin (E-mail); |Nick Smilonich (E-mail); Oisin Hurley (E-mail); Scott Isaacson (E-mail); |Yves Lafon (E-mail) |Cc: 'email@example.com' |Subject: AMG: Draft Alternate Section 3. | | |Folks, | |I have taken a go at redrafting section 3 inline with the thoughts on |Causality I posted on Friday [1]. In response to suggestions [2,3,4] I've |called the parameter Correlation. | |I have also removed the OrigPath and ActualPath parameters, but |retained the |(optional) ImmediateDestination parameter which I think is more in |line with |current thoughts on how messages get routed between intermediaries. | |I'd appreciate feedback asap. | |Many thanks, | |Stuart |[1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-dist-app/2001Mar/0216.html |[2] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-dist-app/2001Mar/0219.html |[3] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-dist-app/2001Mar/0220.html |[4] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-dist-app/2001Mar/0222.html | |Received on Monday, 26 March 2001 02:19:53 UTC
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It would be a terrible thing to allow "standards" promulgators to establish "standards" that include a dependency on any of their patents, unless they are willing to license them royalty-free under at least GPL or LGPL conditions. Because so-called intellectual property invariably depends on prior art, this sort of knavery can only be an attempt to limit choice in the market place by "unknowingly" drafting "standards" that limit implementation to those employing bogus patents that can only be licensed (or successfully overturned) by well-heeled organizations, usuallly with bogus patents of their own to cross-license. "If I have seen further, it is only because I have stood on the shoulders of giants." -Sir Isaac Newton. -- Peter Johnson email@example.com on Sunday, 30 September 2001 09:14:06 UTC
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