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JTAG Software/HairyDairyMaid
From NAS-Central Buffalo - The Linkstation Wiki
HairyDairyMaid is a simple flash programmer utility that was originally written to debrick a Linksys WRT54G.
As near as I can tell, the home page is http://downloads.openwrt.org/utils/ . There is a pdf file included in that download bundle. I suggest you read it. (You can skip the description of the WRT hardware.)
Interface Cable
According to the author, HairyDairyMaid was written for only parallel port cables.
Board Support
It was originally written for WRT, but the flash chips may use the same interface.
I suspect it may work only for MIPS hardware (e.g. LS2)
Discussion / Examples
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A couple of years ago, on a steady diet of booze and sedatives, waking up in my car with pee all over me and the seat, I would have laughed in disbelief at the thought that one day I would have to clean up the wreckage of my alcohol and drug abuse. I choose drugs over everything and everybody. I was reckless. The scariest part came when I unconsciously chose drugs over life itself, … Read entire article »
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Deleted. Mistake. Damn iPhone auto-correct. Gotta be a way to shut that off...
I finally got into hell with my wiz today but now that i'm there I feel the need to take a break from the class for a bit. Also, my dps is lame and since I'm sharing the gold with my brother in-law and his DH, there isn't much left to get what I need. I think i'm gonna work on my monk for a while since there's probably all kind of stuff in the stash to use.
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Windows Phone 7 users who like Facebook got a treat this week with the launch of the new and improved official application for their devices.
There's a whole host of new features for the updated app, including improved panorama and profile designs, better news feed performance and navigation, new filters, and much, much more.
We thought it only fair, therefore, to download the update and give it a spin.
The biggest change to the app concerns the user interface. It now takes on a more Windows Phone 7 metro design and feel and means you can scroll from left to right to reveal other parts of the software.
Although Facebook Timelines aren't supported, the app does try to give you the same basic feeling, allowing you to add a banner image across the top that's automatically pulled from your Facebook photos. The image can be changed at random, but not specifically set, meaning that if you've got images you aren't so sure about you might have to click refresh a couple of times until you get the one you want.
The app now features four main panels - news feed, notifications, photos and access to your profile page. It essentially makes it a lot easier to access your information.
But it isn't just a new look. Microsoft, which has developed the app, has worked hard to speed up the news feed performance and it seems a lot faster in our usage over the first 12 hours.
There are also groups and pages support now too, and a greater focus on filtering the news feed with different elements such as Video or Events, rather than a separate Events page as previously.
That said, it is worth pointing out that not all the features we would like are present. You still can't tag people in photos, for example, or "like" individual comments.
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From Whom: Letters of recommendation should be obtained from college/university faculty members familiar with your academic competence.
No specific coursework is required.
A baccalaureate degree is required, preferably with some coursework in Philosophy.
The Statement of Goals should be approximately 500-1,000 words in length and should include the following elements: your interest in Temple's program; your research goals; your future career goals; and your academic and research achievements.
The GRE is required. Scores are typically in the 65-75% range on the verbal and quantitative sections.
Minimum TOEFL score needed to be accepted: 550 paper-based, 213 computer-based, or 79 internet-based.
The writing sample should demonstrate your ability to research and write a scholarly paper. The paper should be no more than 10 pages and fully referenced according to a professional, scholarly style manual. It should be in the area of Philosophy or a closely related area.
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Number of Didactic Credits Required Beyond the Baccalaureate: 30
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The thesis option requires students to take 24 credits in Philosophy and 6 credits in thesis writing. The non-thesis option requires students to take the 6 credits in electives rather than in thesis writing.
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Keanu Reeves and director Scott Derrickson review a scene on the set of The Day The Earth Stood Still.
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PG-13 for sci-fi disaster images and violence
December 12, 2008
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Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly, Jaden Smith, John Cleese, Jon Hamm, Kyle Chandler, Kathy Bates
David Scarpa (screenplay); based on screenplay by Edmund H. North
Scott Derrickson
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What makes a filmmaker who professes to be obsessed with meaning and is best known for his expertise in the horror genre (The Exorcism of Emily Rose) decide to tackle a sci-fi remake of a classic '50s film?
Believe it or not, reading a scene in the script depicting two aliens chatting in Mandarin at a New Jersey McDonald's about human nature.
McDonald's? Aliens? Chinese? OK, there is more to it than that.
But as Derrickson admitted, it was inevitably this scene between aliens Klaatu and Mr. Wu that won him over to be the first to sign onto the 20th Century Fox remake of the 1951 The Day The Earth Stood Still.
That and the fact that Derrickson is a Robert Wise fan and happens to love the original starring Michael Rennie and Patricia Neal.
"It was such an intelligent and interesting, self-reflective commentary coming from an American studio and American filmmaker on the Cold War and fear of the atomic bomb and the struggle to establish the UN and things that were controversial and divisive," Derrickson said, talking about the original film.
As one who has seen the original version and likewise enjoyed it, I totally agree. The classic version has got all the elements you need for a great science fiction blockbuster – spacesuits and aliens, planetary issues, the mystery of unknown worlds, scientists, a certain humanity, and gripping filmic moments set to a dynamic musical score.
How exactly do you revisit a well-loved film that won a Golden Globe without disappointing audiences who consider the original movie sacred territory?
Some filmmakers have succeeded with their remakes (think Father of the Bride with Steve Martin, Keira Knightley's version of Pride and Prejudice, Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic) while others have gotten mixed reviews from audiences who fell in love with the original version (The War of the Worlds with Tom Cruise, Sabrina starring Julia Ormond, Nicole Kidman's Stepford Wives).
Remakes can be risky. Fortunately, for Derrickson, he has time on his side: all 57 years, in fact.
"I think that there is value to telling this story to the general movie-going population, who for the most part haven't seen the original and won't know that story," he said.
Bingo! Right he is.
And I would add this note to anyone planning on seeing The Day The Earth Stood Still: If you haven't seen the original 1951 version, I recommend watching Derrickson's latest version first. It releases in theatres December 12.
The reason I say this is because you might be tempted to unfairly compare the two films, line by line, like I did. And that simply isn't the point of a good remake, according to Derrickson. It isn't about having all the same elements or the same storyline. It isn't about faithfully following the original's script.
As Derrickson pointed out, "If you are going to do a remake of a classic film, you need to go back to that film and really look at it and figure out what made it great in the first place and take what you can from it."
What really stood out to Derrickson were those technologically driven elements.
"The spaceship and Klaatu's spacesuit and Gort were three things that didn't belong to the world. They really were alien. They didn't belong to the earth; they very much belonged to each other," he said.
"I was literally looking at the footage of the spaceship landing in front of Washington, D.C., in the original film," Derrickson continued, "and what occurred to me was the precedent that that image set. That started a trend in science fiction cinema that has not ended, and the trend is to represent alien technology as metallic based, engine-driven. . . . Stars Wars and 2001 and the Terminator films and the Matrix films – all of them have this."
But instead of sticking to the original gleaming flying saucer and metallic-fiber space suit Klaatu wore and the heavy armor-like outfit of the original Gort, the forward-thinking filmmaker opted to go a completely different route.
"I started thinking, wouldn't it be interesting representing an alien civilization that had developed a technology that came from a completely different trajectory that wasn't born out of an industrial civilization like ours."
Derrickson's re-imagining is a more ecological, biological translation; thus, we see Klaatu represented in several stages of human metamorphosis – from a mucousy pod to an adult human-looking "light body" – and the spaceship as being represented as a light-infused biosphere portal rather than a literal aircraft with wings.
Gort was the most closely linked to technology, nanotechnology in particular. More a mass of swarming metallic "bugs" than a solid piece of steel, the 2008 Gort stands an impressive 28 feet tall and can shape shift at will. It kind of pays homage to the swarming bugs in the cinematic version of Stephen King's The Green Mile and in Michael Crichton's book Sphere and the particle-swirling Sandman character in the most recent Spider-Man 3.
And lest you think that this more organic take on alien existence is somehow original, Derrickson is the first to acknowledge that it truly isn't.
"I don't want to give myself too much credit. It is not that uncommon. There are things like that in science fiction literature," he said. "Science fiction literature right now is about ecology, biology, and spirituality and theology. That is where it is going. It is not into technology in the same way. Science fiction cinema is running behind science fiction literature, so I thought this was a good opportunity to break that trend."
With that said, it is anybody's guess just how Derrickson's remake will ultimately sit with staunch sci-fi followers come opening day. However, I can't help thinking in the end Derrickson will somehow turn this underrated genre completely on its head. And that, I think, is a very good thing.
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I have been invited to participate in the live Twisted Nether blog cast this Thursday at 11:30 pm CDT. Since I am one of those people that has a hard time not expressing his opinion even when it's not asked for, how could I possibly turn them down.
Anyway, I am looking forward to it. I assume we will be talking about all things Moonkiny, the latest patch and maybe a little about me. I know that is pretty late for a lot of people in the US, but if you would like to participate in the in the show or just tease me about wiping a raid, please feel free to come. You can find the details on how to participate here.
I just want to say thanks to Fimlys, Breana, and Nibuca for having me. It should be a lot of fun.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
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- Phil said...
I unfortunately cannot attend as my work computer, yes I work 3ed shift, will not allow me to view the web cast. If it is possible could you post some of the transcript on your page after the interview?
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- April 21, 2009 at 11:27 PM
Usually, you can download the blogcasts afterwards on the website.
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They recorded the blog cast.
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Kudos to the Valley News for it's editorial exploring key issues surrounding New York's recent gun law which more accurately should be called the New York Citizen Disarmament Law.
This legislation, rushed onto the books by a heavily Democrat-controlled State Legislature, and passed in the dead of night without public comment or discussion demonstrates precisely why the founders wrote the second amendment in the first place.
The founders understood that ambition motivates many politicians and wanted to guarantee that the citizenry had the means to protect itself from abuses of a tyrannical government (see Federalist 28, 29 and 51). It had nothing to do with how many bullets it takes to kill a deer or how many bullets are allowed in a clip.
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C. Robert Henrikson, chairman of the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) and chairman, president and CEO of MetLife Inc., announced today (Sept. 8) the appointment of Dirk A. Kempthorne as president and CEO of the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) effective Nov. 3.
Kempthorne will succeed Frank Keating, who has led ACLI since January 2003, according to a news release.
Kempthorne, who will be a featured speaker at the upcoming Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) Convention/Expo in Las Vegas next month, has a distinguished public servant, Kempthorne was appointed the 49th United States Secretary of the Interior in May 2006 and served in that capacity until January 2009. Previously, Kempthorne was elected governor of Idaho in 1998 and 2002. He represented the state of Idaho in the United States Senate from 1993 to 1999 and was the mayor of Boise, Idaho, from 1986 to 1993.
As governor, Kempthorne chaired the National Governors Association and the Western Governors Association and served as the president of the Council of State Governments and a member of the Homeland Security Task Force.
"The members of ACLI are excited about Dirk Kempthorne taking the reins of our dynamic organization," declared Chairman Henrikson.
"Life insurers help provide financial and retirement security to 75 million families. Dirk will be a tremendous asset in advocating for an industry that plays a vital role in Americans' lives," he said.
"Dirk's excellent reputation in Washington, coupled with his understanding and appreciation of state regulation of insurance, is a unique and valuable resource for the industry and regulators alike during this time of evolving regulatory relationships in the U.S. and around the world. He will be an effective representative of an industry that invests over $4.5 trillion in America's economy and is one of the leading sources of job-creating investment capital," Henrikson said.
"I'm extremely honored to be associated with the more than 300 distinguished companies that provide life insurers' products and services for Americans in every state," Kempthorne said. "ACLI is well regarded in Washington and in the states for the ways its member companies help families protect their assets today while planning for the future. A healthy, vibrant life insurance industry was a key partner as I led the State of Idaho through the last economic downturn – while maintaining Idaho's highest possible bond rating. It is even more critical in today's challenging economy for insurers to maintain open communications and promote understanding with our national and state leaders, and I'm excited to lead that effort."
"Dirk will have very big shoes to fill. Since joining ACLI, Frank Keating has made significant contributions to the life insurance industry. He dramatically increased membership, CEO involvement and the overall effectiveness of the organization. He has been a first-class advocate for the life insurance industry during one of the most eventful periods in life insurers' history," Henrikson said.
"Governor Kempthorne, with his unique background of having served in both the legislative and executive branches of the federal government as well as governor, is widely respected on both sides of the aisle. His vision, common-sense, and pro-business philosophies make him an excellent choice to lead ACLI," said Dennis L. Johnson, president and CEO of United Heritage Life Insurance in Idaho and a member of the ACLI Board of Directors. "As an Idahoan, I am very proud to have one of our own leading up this dynamic organization. Insurance companies invest more than $14 billion in Idaho's economy and more than half a million Idahoans carry life insurance."
Kempthorne and his wife Patricia are residents of Boise and both are University of Idaho graduates. The couple has two grown children, Heather and Jeff.
The American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) is a Washington, D.C.-based trade association with more than 300 legal reserve life insurer and fraternal benefit society member companies operating in the United States. ACLI members represent more than 90% of the assets and premiums of the life insurance and annuity industry. In addition to life insurance and annuities, ACLI member companies offer pensions, 401(k) and other retirement plans, long-term care and disability income insurance, and reinsurance. ACLI's public website can be accessed at www.acli.com.


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From "The Dana Family in America" Pages 267-268:
Gen. James Dana (Jedediah, Benjamin, Richard), born Ashford, Conn., Oct. 9, 1735; died Cobleskill, Schoharie County, N.Y., Oct 16, 1817; buried Lawyersville, N.Y.; married Mansfield, Conn., Nov. 27, 1759, ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE, born there, June 9, 1741, died Cobleskill, Sept. 3, 1819, daughter of Joseph and Ann (Slate) Whittemore.
James Dana is said to have been among the Connecticut troops who took part in the battle of Lake George in 1755, under Gen. William Johnson. After marriage he lived in Mansfield, and the land records indicate that he was a resident as late as 1788. He was one of the original grantees of Enfield, N. H., and Pomfret, VT, in 1761, his father, Jedediah Dana, having been the agent who secured charters for these towns. In 1766
(Page 268) he was made ensign in Capt. Experience Storr's Co., of the 5th Conn. Regt., was promoted to lieutenant in 1772, and on Apr. 6, 1775, he was appointed first lieutenant of the 2d Co., 3d. Conn. Regt., then commanded by Col. Israel Putnam (afterward major-general). He marched to Boston with the Connecticut men upon the Lexington alarm, was first to fire on the British by the rail fence at the Battle of Bunker Hill, and served throughout the siege of Boston, during the last three months of which he was captain of a company in Col. John Douglas's Regt. In May, 1776, he was appointed captain in Col. Andrew Ward's Regt., the 1st Connecticut, which joined Washington's army at New York, and was present at the battles of Trenton and Princeton. In June, 1777, he held the same rank, in Col. John Ely's Conn. Regt. and shared in the hardships of the winter camp at Valley Forge. In 1781, he commanded a company in Gen. Waterbury'sConn. Brigade, and in 1782 he was major in Col. Samuel Canfield's Conn. Regt. About 1786, Major Dana removed from Mansfield and settled in New York State , residing in Canajoharie, when the first census of the United States was taken. ...In 1804 he was commissioned brigadier-general in the New York militia, commanding the Schoharie County Brigade; he resigned in 1806"


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By Adam Turer
for D3sports.com
Cecil Shorts has his eye on what's ahead -- the
finish line and a shot at the second title for this Mount Union
This is why he came back. This is why he wanted to take on an even bigger role this season. This is why he waited patiently while recovering from injury, watching from the sidelines and looking for any edge to help his teammates. Cecil Shorts III knows that he only has at most two more opportunities to put on a Purple Raiders uniform. He is determined to end his storied and record-setting career by bringing the Stagg Bowl trophy back to Alliance, Ohio.
"It's the tradition here to go deep in the playoffs," said Shorts. "Every year I've been here, we've played for the national championship. It's been a blessing."
Shorts's five years at Mount Union have not gone exactly as planned. A high school quarterback, Shorts came to Alliance intent on competing for the starting nod at that position. An injury forced him to miss most of his freshman season. That too turned out to be a blessing, as it enabled Shorts to use his extra year of eligibility this season. After seeing limited action as a backup quarterback and wide receiver in 2007, Shorts made the full transition to wide receiver.
In just three full seasons at the position, Shorts has become the Purple Raiders' all-time leading receiver with more than 3,500 yards.
"It was a rough transition at first," said Shorts. "I wanted to play quarterback. I thought about transferring, but I stuck it out."
His quarterback skills give Shorts an edge that other receivers might not possess. He can read defenses like a quarterback and he knows how to best communicate with his quarterback. Each of his three seasons as a starting receiver, Shorts has had a different starting quarterback, but he has been able to quickly develop a strong relationship with each one.
"I know where the quarterback wants me to be and I can help the quarterback read coverages," said Shorts. "I'm still learning. I've only played wide receiver for three years. I'm starting to get the hang of it."
Understatements aside, Shorts has worked very hard to become Mount Union's top receiver and the 2009 D3football.com Offensive Player of the Year. He has also established himself as a bona fide NFL draft prospect, with prognosticators suggesting Shorts could be as high as a fourth-round pick in April. Shorts credits those small-school players that came before him, including his former teammate and mentor Pierre Garçon, for shedding light on the talented players in all divisions of college football.
"I watched Pierre in practice, the way he blocked and ran routes," said Shorts. "Then after he graduated, I watched film on him. I try to emulate him and do even better than he did. Pierre, London Fletcher, Danny Woodhead, Miles Austin — those guys opened the door for players like me to get recognized."
Pro scouts have been attending Mount Union practices this season. After Shorts put up 178 receptions for 3,220 yards and 42 touchdowns in the previous two seasons, the spotlight was shining on him.
"I was a little nervous the first time a scout came to practice," admitted Shorts. "Now, I just play and let my actions speak for themselves."
One of the biggest beneficiaries of Shorts's talents and knowledge of the game has been sophomore quarterback Neal Seaman. Seaman battled Shorts and Kurt Rocco for the starting quarterback job last season and honed his skills by backing up Rocco for a year. He has played like a veteran, in large part thanks to the veteran targets he has in tight end Kyle Miller and Shorts.
"When I drop back, I know he'll get open no matter what the coverage is," said Seaman of Shorts. "He runs great routes."
Shorts has embraced the leadership role on an otherwise young team. Several sophomores and juniors start on both sides of the ball for the Purple Raiders.
"Starting at quarterback as a sophomore at Mount Union is a big deal," said Shorts. "It brings a lot of pressure, but Neal has handled it well."
The leadership of the senior class has helped Seaman and running back Jeremy Murray have breakout years. When Shorts missed four games this season with a toe injury, his teammates rallied to fill in.
"It was different and frustrating not being able to help or contribute," said Shorts. "I think it helped me get my mind right and get even more focused. My whole mindset was to come back better than I ever was before."
The first time he touched the ball upon his return, Shorts took a kickoff 80 yards to the house. Shorts has scored 13 touchdowns in the five games since his return from injury. He had never returned punts or kickoffs prior to this season, but approached his coaches before the season and talked about playing more special teams. Shorts has scored three return touchdowns this season.
"It's something I've always wanted to do and it's worked out well," said Shorts of adding return specialist to his repertoire. "It's real exciting. You can change the game like that."
Bethel last faced Mount Union in the playoffs in 2007 and the Royals were torched by Garçon. Shorts even saw mop-up action at quarterback and ran for a touchdown in the 62-14 blowout. This time around, Shorts figures to be the game-changer.
Royals defensive coordinator Jimmie Miller remembers that 2007 game, but would probably like to forget it.
"Shorts is a pretty explosive player," said Miller. "We didn't do too good against Pierre in 2007. They always have an explosive offense. Shorts and Miller will put a lot of pressure on our secondary."
Shorts was one of the underclassmen on the 2007 team, when Mount Union lost to UW-Whitewater in the Stagg Bowl. He remembers how bad he felt for his senior teammates that day. Now that he is entering the final stretch of his playing days at Mount Union, he is trying to lead by example for his younger teammates.
"It's a different feeling when you're a senior," said Shorts. "Every game can be your last. I can't explain it to the younger guys, but they can see my focus. I do not want this to end yet."
Seaman sees the focus of his senior teammates and is just as eager to wash away the bad taste of last year's second-place finish. The Purple Raiders are not overlooking Bethel this week. They know how important each game is to the program and especially to the seniors.
"We want to get a championship for the seniors," said Seaman. "They deserve it. They are always encouraging us to keep our head up. It helps that they are great players, too. We'll bust our butt and do everything we can to get them two more wins."


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5 Easy Warm Pasta Dishes
The Thanksgiving leftovers are gone and now we're back to scratching our heads wondering what to eat for dinner. We're all so excited for the upcoming holiday dinners but we can't let that cloud our judgement. Pasta is an excellent warm your tummy and heart dinner for that in between holiday time.
Pasta is an easy yet crowd pleasing meal, especially for dinner. It provides the carbs kids need to stay energized throughout the day too! Pasta dishes don't have to take up hours to be delicious.
Here are some great easy and warm pasta dishes for vegans and meat lovers a like:
• Healthy Bacon & Pumpkin Pasta, Pinch Of Yum
• Pasta With Baked Tomato Sauce, Circle B Kitchen
• Vegan Whole Wheat Lasagna, Gourmandelle
• Beef Pasta Sauce, Pham Fatale
• Veggie Pasta Bake, PolWig
Related: How To Make Pasta: Tips From My Italian-Mother-in-Law
(Images: Pinch Of Yum, Circle B Kitchen, Gourmandelle, Pham Fatale, PolWig)


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South Seas Island Resort is serious about quality staffing - and for born-and-raised Fort Myers girl Carolyn Hudson, accepting the new position of Community Relations and Special Events Coordinator at SSIR is an exciting bonus to being back home.
After years of experiencing the marketing world beyond Southwest Florida - from Miami, to New York and, most recently, Los Angeles - Hudson views her move back home as the conclusion of a phase in her life and the beginning of a happy new one.
"I've been back in Fort Myers now for about six months," said the second generation Floridian, noting that she's been learning the ropes at South Seas for the past month.
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Singer/songwriter, artist and South Seas new Community Relations and Special Events Coordinator, Carolyn Hudson. Below are pieces from her jewelry line, Cleo VII, available at Arts for ACT in Fort Myers and South Seas' 2 Islands Gallery.
"I grew up coming out to South Seas. This job opened up and I thought, how great to get to work everyday where I grew up," she said.
Hudson keeps many photographs on her desk in her new office. But there is one particular picture - a snapshot of a smiling little girl sailing into South Seas' harbor - that holds special meaning, and best symbolizes Hudson's return to Florida.
"This is me. This is the girl I'm getting back to. And I just feel that the girl inside me missed home," Hudson said, adding that she's relished reconnecting with family, old friends and, perhaps most importantly, herself.
After getting her degree in journalism from the University of Florida, Hudson went straight to work as an assistant press secretary for Senator Connie Mack in Washington, D.C.
She then moved to Miami, where she held positions as an income development representative for the American Cancer Society, a senior account executive for an international public relations and marketing firm called Kreps & Adams and a senior consultant for Accenture.
While working for Accenture, Hudson moved to New York City during the company's transitional period, where she became senior marketing manager and experience both professional and personal change.
"I was three blocks away from September 11. That really affected me, and I think it held a lot of bearing in my deciding to eventually move from New York City," Hudson said. "I felt like I needed to stay there after September 11 and be a good New Yorker, but it took a toll [and] I was ready to leave corporate America."
Always a creative person, Hudson discovered a more soulful side to her artistic tendencies and discovered a new talent during her New York days.
"When I moved to New York, I was still corporate America, but I started meeting all these amazing musicians, producers, directors, actors, photographers, and I'd never really been in that world before," Hudson said, explaining that her parents had instilled in her from a very young age a fervent love of the arts and culture, but she'd hidden away her creative nature in order to focus on making it in the business world.
"I literally woke up one morning and said, 'I think I can sing,'" Hudson recalled.
After receiving enthusiastically positive feedback at a Soho workshop, acting as lead singer in a band and dabbling in writing her own music, she decided to take her newfound talent to the next level by releasing a jazz/pop album called "Living In My Skin," which ended up as a "Top 20 Album of 2006" on Indie-Music.com.
"I feel very fortunate because it helps me breathe. Music is air. It's my passion, I've discovered it and I feel so lucky," she added.
Hudson, while working hard on her album, was still working just as hard at Accenture when she decided she was burning out and was ready to get as far from New York as she could.
This decision brought her to Los Angeles, where she took a risk and started her own marketing company, Box of Bees Media, and began work on her second album.
But after spending three years there, she began to feel that L.A. wasn't where she needed to be.
"I was having fun, but I just didn't feel like it was home. New York felt like home. Miami felt like home. I said, 'I need some grounding. I've been gone for 20 years and I've really been working hard, [but] I really want to touch down," Hudson said.
After deciding to move back with the hopes of reconnecting with her roots and brining her whirlwind career full-circle, Hudson returned to Fort Myers and almost immediately found a job at South Seas.
"I'm ready to stop running. I want to slow down. It's like the old adage, 'stop and smell the roses.' Well, I'm stopping and looking at the egrets... I'm stopping and smelling the hibiscus," she said.
Hudson also noted that she's excited about her future at South Seas and is anxious to spread the news as the resort revamps it's image as a family-friendly and nature-conscious destination.
"I really want to get the word out about who we are and what we do," she explained. "My heart is in it. It's more than a job. I grew up here and I want people to know how special it is."
While she is continuing work on her second album, Hudson's latest foray into creativity has unearthed a special talent for jewelry-making.
Her pieces - more art than neckwear - are exhibited under the name "Cleo VII," an homage to the infamous Egyptian Queen Cleopatra.
She describes her work as designs for "the sensual modernist who draws attention" and relies heavily on architecturally interesting organic shapes (like shells) embellished with bits of classic accents, including pearls, rhinestones, glass, silver, silk and suede.
Cleo VII is on display at the Arts for ACT gallery in Fort Myers and also in South Seas' own 2 Island Gallery.
For more information about Hudson, her jewelry and music, visit www.carolynhudson.com - or just pop into South Seas for a quick hello!


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As many of you probably know, the Latvian word for hill, "kalns", is a fairly common Latvian surname, particularly in its diminutive form Kalniņš.
But there are many different kind of "kalns" as well, as evidenced by my journeys through old church records. These names are particularly common in western Latvia, especially in communities such as Tukums and Skrunda. Tukums is located on a series of hills, so many "kalns" names being associated with the town and its environs would not seem unusual. I have not been to Skrunda, so I can't speak to the hilliness of that region.
Some of the "kalns" names that I have seen: Baltkalns (white hill; Skrunda), Bērzkalns (birch hill; Skrunda, Mazsalaca), Brīvkalns (free hill; Rīga), Kaļķukalns (lime hill [the mineral, not the fruit]; Skundra), Kroņakalns (crown hill; Tukums, Skrunda), Leiškalns (Lithuanian hill; Rīga), Liepkalns (linden hill; Skrunda, Suntaži, Kastrāne), Mālkalns (clay hill; Vecgulbene, Anna), Mierkalns (peace hill; Nurmuiža, Jūrmala, Tume), Ozolkalns (oak hill; Tukums), Pilskalns (castle hill; Aizpute, Rudbārži), Puķukalns (flower hill; Tukums), Sauleskalns (sun hill; Padure), Viduskalns (middle hill; Rīga), Vīnakalns (wine hill; Skrunda, Smārde), Zvaigznekalns (star hill; Rīga, Tukums).
It is quite possible that many of the ones I've seen in Rīga had their origins in western Latvian parishes that I have yet to explore. There are all sorts of interesting names to explore all over the country!
Do you have any "kalns" names to add? Share in comments!


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Surname Saturday: Mack and Puesecker in Gillersheim
|Latitude/Width 51°37'48"N (51.63482°)
Longitude/Length 10°6'0"E (10.09507°)
My cousin David did a lot of digging and found a website where he could contact someone about church records in Gillersheim. I'll have to write more about that research later. He did a great job.
What I hope to do is understand Gillersheim a little better. First, I tried to figure out where Gillersheim is located. I found the geo code for the city. The current population of the town is 1,400 persons. That town size is pretty tiny for today's standards. My guess is that it wasn't ever really big in the past. Now this fact might help the research of my family stay focused. But learning the history of the town might be very difficult, even for a town founded 907 years ago (around 1105). I also learned present day Gillersheim is approximately 87 km (54.2 miles) from Hannover.
|Route from Gillersheim (A) to Hannover (B)
I'll step back a bit. I was able to find a link to Gillersheim.de. This website tells me about the current activities that happen in this small town. I found a BEAUTIFUL modern day photo of Gillersheim that is really breath taking. Take a look.
|Gillersheim seen from the east, from the air (Gillersheim.de)
According to Wikipedia's entry for the Kingdom of Hannover, the kingdom was founded in 1814. That's 40 years before my 3rd great-grandmother Caroline departed the country with her family. Her father Heinrich Andreas Mack would have been 3 and her brother's father-in-law Karl Frederich Puesecker would have been 6. This time period was after the Napolean Wars. The Kingdom was part of the German Confederate and was part of an alliance with the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in 1837. Both of these facts I know nothing about. I see more historical research in my future. The Kingdom was conquered by Prussia in 1866, but my immigrant family members would have been in America for 12 years. I wonder what family members may have been left behind.
The Lutheran church was the state church of the Kingdom of Hanover with the King the governor of the church. That explains why my Mack and Pusecker relatives were Lutheran in the United States of America. My 3rd great-grandmother married Joseph Geißler who was a Catholic. Apparently a HUGE no-no at the time. But, that would mean that Joseph was probably not from Hannover. Caroline must have met him some where along the time continum from when she left Gillersheim until she married Joseph in 1856. Did she meet him on the ship? I don't think so as Joseph's not on that ship's manifest. Did she meet him on the journey from Balitmore to Ohio? Did she met him once she arrived in Columbus? I really don't know but the mystery is VERY exciting.
In 1848, an organizational shift took place within the Lutheran church. Now a church board (made of parishioners) would work with each congregation's pastor. I wonder how Henirich Mack (now 37 and married to his second wife, my grandmother Caroline was 10) and Karl Puesecker (now 40 and married to his first wife) felt about this.
With all of this great information, I still want to know more about what was happening in Gillersheim, Hannover and Germany in the 1850s. Why would Heinrich and Karl take their family on a journey from Bremen to Baltimore and then from Baltimore to Columbus, Ohio? Sure there were pamphlets being distributed throughout Germany about the opportunities available in America. But was there something else that drove my German immigrants and their friends to leave the scenic Gillersheim for the unknown?
Again... more research awaits me in the future. But at least I've been able to encapsulate what I know at present.


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Major Clothing Retailers Join Safety Pact, and More
H&M and three other retailers agree to legally-binding terms to improve manufacturing safety. The "buyer-pays" business model for credit firms stays alive. And Virgin America's IPO destination. WSJ's Jason Bellini has What's News. Photo: AP
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... garment industry leaders agreed to reform ... this is what's news I'm WS J live I'm Jason between ... Asia along with three other major clothing companies are joining together in a tax receipt ... the recording of the retailer's to commit to the agreement and well ... accord comes in the wake of over eleven hundred people being killed in a factor Claps banquet dash ... it calls for the appointment of a safety chief ... and fire safety training for workers ... who legally binding agreement prohibits them from manufacturing factories that failed to meet standards ... by the rating firms are breathing easier ... a long delayed report from the SCC proposes ... more discussion ... before opening the industry's business model while neighbors including U S Senator Al Franken ... the call for changes in the bond rating industry mainly to abolish the arrangement whereby bond issuers themselves paper ratings ... a two thousand eleven congressional investigation found the issuer pays model ... to be a crucial factor in it after ratings on mortgage deals ... regulators haven't come to agreement ... on an alternative method ... Virgin America Airlines is flying toward an IPO ... according to chief executive David Koch ... the discount carrier's been racking up losses the past two quarters ... Mr. Kush tells Wall Street Journal that investors recently agreed to convert to under nineteen billion dollars of debt and equity ... that they would keep after an IPO ... the carrier's trying to save money ... canceling orders for twenty of thirty year Bush jets ... deferring delivery dates on another thirty planes ... looking to close out all the latest news developments throughout the day on what's news I'm WS J live ...


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An unidentified female friend of Imette St. Guillens left yellow roses and candles and two boxes of crackers outside The Falls last Friday night.
After Falls murder, a flood of concerns about bar safety
By Lincoln Anderson
As police this week announced positive results for physical evidence linking bouncer Darryl Littlejohn to the rape and murder of Imette St. Guillen, protesters continued to call for the closing of the Nolita bar where the 24-year-old criminology student was last seen drinking before her death and where the suspect a felon with a lengthy rap sheet worked the door in violation of the law.
In addition, City Councilmember Alan Gerson told The Villager he plans in a few days to introduce legislation mandating Police Department background checks for bouncers, and will renew the push to allow off-duty, uniformed police officers to patrol sidewalks in front of bars and nightclubs.
On Sunday, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly revealed that investigators had concluded that blood found on plastic ties on St. Guillens wrists and ankles when her body was found off the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn 17 hours after she left the bar showed a DNA match with Littlejohn, 41, and that the odds the DNA belongs to someone else are one in a trillion. Littlejohn, the prime suspect, was already being held by police for working as a bouncer in violation of his parole conditions.
Last Friday night, about 15 protesters gathered outside The Falls at 215 Lafayette St. near Spring St. to demand that the now-notorious bar be shut. There were almost as many police as protesters, with the police fanned out against the building walls to either side of the bar.
The protesters carried lime-green signs calling Daniel Dorrian of the Dorrians bar-owning clan one of The Falls owners, a liar for giving conflicting reports to police about events of the fateful night. Dorrian, who was tending bar, had asked Littlejohn to escort St. Guillen who had wanted to finish her drink outside the bar at closing time at 4 a.m. on Feb. 25. Only later did Dorrian tell police that Littlejohn had taken St. Guillen out a side entrance, after which Dorrian heard arguing, then a muffled scream. Police have accused Dorrian of hindering the investigation, giving Littlejohn time to conceal evidence.
He hired a convicted felon, and obstructed justice for over a week, said Jeff Ragsdale, a 30-year-old writer from the Upper West Side who organized the protest. The Falls hired a career criminal that violates the law.
Felons are not allowed to work in bars. Ragsdale and his group are calling for exhaustive background checks for all bouncers.
Ragsdale who also did outreach for the Lower Manhattan Residents Relief Coalition after 9/11 said he has no agenda.
This event can change the entire city, he said. But we need to get these politicians active get off their silk seats and make something happen.
Ragsdale said he planned to make the Friday night protest a weekly event until The Falls is put out of business for good.
Bill Crowley, an S.L.A. spokesperson, said The Falls liquor license is up for renewal on July 31. As for whether the authority might consider shutting the place down in light of the murder and the fact that Littlejohn was working their illegally, Crowley said, Right now, at the request of the New York Police Department, the State Liquor Authority is temporarily suspending its investigation until the Police Departments criminal investigation is complete. Crowley said there are four ways felons can get waivers to work in bars, but that Littlejohn didnt have one.
During the rally, an unidentified friend of St. Guillens described by those who caught a glimpse of her as a young woman with dark hair and light brown eyes and wearing a green sweater placed a dozen yellow roses against the bars wall near the side entrance through which Littlejohn is said to have taken the victim. She lit four thin yellow candles which she stood on the sidewalk in lemons with their tops and bottoms cut off and also left two boxes of Bravos Vitarroz crackers, perhaps a favorite snack of St. Guillens. Police shielded the young woman from reporters before she hurried off.
Vulnerable position
Two friends from Williamsburg, both 50, standing on the edge of the protest said they came because what happened to St. Guillen sounded eerily like what might have happened to a young woman they came upon almost exactly a year ago, in the same neighborhood, in the same condition had they not intervened. The women said they had been returning from seeing a movie at the Landmark Sunshine theater on E. Houston St., when they found an 18-year-old woman in the subway station at Delancey St. and the Bowery just four blocks from The Falls drunk and incoherent, with her clothes awry, urinating on herself. She was trying to get to East Williamsburg and should have been on the L Train platform, but in her confusion was on the J/M platform.
Somewhere around here, she was thrown out [of a bar], same situation, an out-of-towner, said Michelle Kalil.
Kalil said she didnt know what bar had ejected the woman, who was from California and had only been in New York City a month. Guillen who lived on the Upper West Side and was a student at John Jay College was from Boston.
She was totally oblivious. They could have mugged her, raped her, Kalil recalled. A Mexican man was trying to help the young woman, and seemed like he meant no harm, but the two friends decided to take matters into their own hands. They got a cab, took her back to Williamsburg, then got Kalils car and drove the woman back to her place in a deserted, industrial area of East Williamsburg. They found her mothers number on her cell phone.
I called her mother, Kalil said. I told her, If you want to see your daughter alive, come and get her.
Her friend, Diana Fiorentino, added, We see it all the time in Williamsburg. Theres a lot of young people in the city now. Young people make mistakes. When you are intoxicated, you lose control.
Women killed leaving bars
Last year, another woman also young, also originally from out of town was murdered after leaving a Downtown Manhattan bar. On Jan. 27, 2005, Nicole Du Fresne, 28, an aspiring actress from Minnesota, was shot and killed at Rivington and Clinton Sts. on the Lower East Side when, after leaving Max Fish on Ludlow St., she challenged a mugger who had a gun, saying, What are you going to do, shoot us?
The Falls is in the area that some call Nolita. Across the street from the bar with its atmospheric blue backlit sign is Lieutenant Petrosino Park, in which a homeless man claims to have been sleeping on Feb. 25 before being awakened by the screech of Littlejohns van into which he says he then saw the bouncer lead a wobbly St. Guillen. A few doors down is Andre Balazss 1 Kenmare Square, a new luxury residential building with a sleek undulating facade.
One woman who came to observe the protest and declined to give her name said she prefers to hang out at Cipriani Downtown or Chips Downtown, as she likes to call it on W. Broadway in Soho.
Thats a really safe place. They really take care of you, she said. Theres an elegant doorman, polite. On the other hand, she said she never patronized The Falls, which she described as drunk, 20s-, 30s-something, beer sticking on the floor to your shoes just lets people get crazy, like a college bar.
You need to tag team, she said, advising women to use a buddy system. Youre a woman, youre vulnerable. I dont think you should even be drinking alone outside your home. But I dont believe her being attacked was her fault. Its like blaming a victim for being raped because she was wearing a miniskirt which they can do in France.
As the protesters and police filled the sidewalk outside The Falls, inside the dark, wood-lined bar, about a dozen regulars were quietly downing their drinks.
Are you drinking? a beefy and unsmiling bouncer with sideburns like small scimitars asked a reporter. If youre not drinking, Im going to have to ask you to leave. As the reporter departed, a customer at the bar hurled an insult at him.
Gerson initiatives
Councilmember Gerson told The Villager that in a few days he would be announcing a two-pronged effort to increase safety in bars and nightclubs. First, he will introduce legislation to tighten security checks for bouncers.
The undisputed facts reflect fault lines and loopholes in club security, Gerson said. His legislation would require Police Department background checks for bouncers and one licensed security person per premises.
The law does not require any background certification, just self-certification [by bouncers] which is absurd to rely on criminals to certify that theyre O.K. to do the job, Gerson said.
He also plans to renew the call for what is known as paid detail in which large nightclubs and areas with multiple bars and clubs would be allowed to pay the Police Department to hire uniformed, off-duty officers to patrol the sidewalks in front of their premises. Paid-detail officers in front of clubs would be good both for security and quality-of-life purposes to keep noise down, traffic flowing, Gerson noted.
About a year and a half ago, Gerson and other councilmembers called for paid detail for bars and clubs, but the Police commissioner and mayor didnt approve. Gerson said St. Guillens death might have been averted if the city allowed paid detail.
Out-of-control bars
St. Guillens tragic murder that horrified the city came at a moment when antibar sentiment in Downtown neighborhoods has peaked as a result of oversaturation of liquor licenses doled out by the State Liquor Authority which critics unfailingly point out lacks a city representative among its three commissioners.
Antibar activists joined Fridays protest to add their voices to the chorus of calls for closing The Falls and to put a spotlight on the need for S.L.A. reform.
This bar has a reputation for being very noisy, said David Reck of Community Board 2. When the neighbors complained about noise, the complaints fell on deaf ears.
Barry Mallin, an attorney who has represented the Soho Alliance in successful lawsuits against liquor license applications, said of the shocking murder, Its symptomatic of out-of-control bars.
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Medical History and Physical Exam for Giardiasis
Examination Overview
A standard physical examination is usually done when giardiasis is suspected. Some doctors include a rectal examination. A stool analysis often is done to look for signs of the parasite. The stool sample can often be collected at home and then returned to the doctor for evaluation.
The medical history will include questions about recent possible exposure, including:
- When the symptoms started, what they are, and how long they have lasted.
- For children, about any noticeable weight loss, lack of appetite, or failure to gain weight or grow normally.
- Whether you have swallowed any untreated water from rivers, lakes, or streams-especially during travel to a region where G. lamblia is common. Even eating fruit that has been washed in untreated water or brushing teeth with untreated water can be enough to cause infection.
- Whether you have been swimming in untreated water, such as a lake or river.
- Whether you live or work in a nursing home or other custodial care facility, or are a family member of an employee.
- Whether you or a family member works in (or your child regularly attends) a daycare centre, especially if many of the children are not yet toilet trained.
- Whether you have had oral-anal or oral-genital contact with an infected person.
Why It Is Done
The medical history and physical examination are done to evaluate possible symptoms of giardiasis, especially persistent diarrhea.
Except for diarrhea and other gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms, results of the physical examination are generally normal for people who have giardiasis. But some weight loss [up to 4.5 kg (10 lb) or more] is common.
Lab test results are usually normal. Blood levels of carotene (a form of vitamin A) and folic acid (a B vitamin) may be low. But these can be reversed quickly with treatment.
Symptoms that are not typical of giardiasis may be caused by other intestinal infections or conditions. Depending on the specific symptoms and medical history, additional tests may be done to evaluate other possible causes of diarrhea.
What To Think About
Symptoms can start to occur long after exposure, so be sure to tell your doctor if you may have swallowed untreated water. Even very small amounts of untreated water can contain enough Giardia lamblia to cause infection.
Exposure to Giardia lamblia through daycare or nursing home employees may be more difficult to remember or link to the start of symptoms.
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Dylan Farrow Reponds to Woody Allen: Nothing Can Change the Truth
Dylan Farrow has released a statement responding to Woody Allen's op ed piece from the New York Times.
In the op-ed piece, the 78-year-old director refuted any claims that he sexually assaulted his adopted daughter.
"Once again, Woody Allen is attacking me and my family in an effort to discredit and silence me – but nothing he says or writes can change the truth. For 20 years, I have never wavered in describing what he did to me. I will carry the memories of surviving these experiences for the rest of my life," Dylan, 28, said in a statement (via People).
"His op-ed is the latest rehash of the same legalese, distortions and outright lies he has leveled at me for the past 20 years," Dylan concluded.


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Should I Reuse this Bathroom Vanity?
Q: Any hope for this bathroom vanity? I've recently purchased a house and am in the process of planning the bathroom makeover. So far, I've decided I need a new mirror, lighting, toilet, sink, floor tile and faucets — all in a contemporary and simple style. I haven't decided what to do yet regarding the existing vanity though. I would prefer an undermount sink. Is there any hope for the existing vanity/cabinet or should I just get a new one? Any not-terribly-expensive suggestions? Thanks!
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Editor: Ana, if you are going to take the time and energy to replace nearly everything in your new bathroom, it will be worth it to replace the vanity as well! The last thing you'll want to do is save it and only regret it when everything else is new.
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NEWPORT Gwent Dragons flanker Gavin Thomas has retired through injury.
The 34-year-old, who was capped 24 times by Wales, has hung up his boots because of problems with both of his knees.
Thomas arrived at Rodney Parade in 2009 after having his contract controversially terminated by the Scarlets after he snapped his Achilles tendon.
It proved to be an inspired signing and he went on to make 65 appearances for the region, forcing his way back into the international reckoning in the process.
Thomas ended a three-year Test absence when he was called up to Wales' tour of New Zealand in 2010 to lock horns with All Blacks great Richie McCaw.
Head coach Darren Edwards believes the region will not only miss the breakdown prowess of the flanker, who captained the Dragons four times, but his link play.
"Gavin was an integral part of my plans when I arrived at the Dragons as attack coach," said Edwards.
"He was a fantastic all-round player who was great in the contact area and his playmaking skills were second to none.
"Gavin came to the region on the back of a serious injury and ended up having three terrific seasons here. That is testament to him as a competitor and a person.
"There were countless times when I didn't think he would be able to take to the field because of injury and then he would put in a man-of-the-match performance.
"Gavin would always say to me, 'Don't look at the age on my passport, look at what I do on the pitch' and he was a fantastic player and servant for the Dragons. He was a man of few words in the changing room but he demonstrated to his teammates through his actions. He was a great influence and delivered what he said, and delivered consistently.
"I wouldn't say that he was the most flashy but he just did the right things at the right time and that sort of players is invaluable."
The retirement of Thomas, who was out of contract, leaves Lewis Evans and Darren Waters as prime candidates for the number 7 jersey.
The pair benefited from the tutorship of the 34-year-old last season and Edwards says they now have to take the next step.
"I can think of no better role model for them than Gavin and last season he was a great help in our back row clinics after training," he said.
"Last year we picked Gavin at number eight at Ulster and Darren, who was playing openside, said that he spent all game just following him!
"Both Lewis and Darren have learnt so much from him and now they need to try and follow in his footsteps."


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One of our new students is very tall (the tallest ever in our dojo). He is strong too, not just tall.
I often tell students that they should not compare themselves to me. I am only 5 feet 7.5 inches and weigh about 170 pounds. Some students will be taller or shorter, thinner or stouter, stronger or weaker than me. This is natural.
Instead of comparing themselves to me, they should compare themselves to an optimized version of themselves. Are they as strong as they could be? Are they in as good shape as they could be? Are they are quick and fluid as they could be? Are they as skilled as they could be? If they were to defend themselves against an optimized version of themselves, how would they fare?
Of course, we cannot pick the person who will attack us. He may well be a bigger and stronger person. It could also be a smaller person with a weapon. Size is only one consideration.
A taller and stronger student will have certain advantages. He will have a longer reach. He will be stronger. He can probably take more punishment (maybe).
But a smaller student might be quicker. He might also be just as strong -- more importantly, he might be able to hit harder (to concentrate his power).
There are also disadvantages to being taller. Tall students generally have a harder time taking falls and getting up quickly. They also present a bigger target -- there is more to hit. In addition, the joints of a taller person are probably proportionately weaker than a smaller person's because they have to carry a heavier, longer load.
I always say that one of the advantages of the some of the early Karate teachers in Okinawa was that they were compact, but just as strong as a big man. If you ever practiced Judo, you know that the worst opponent is someone who is smaller than you but stronger and more skilled.
A small person can neutralize some of the advantages of a taller opponent by getting in very close -- bumping bodies. It is hard for a taller person to punch and kick in close. A smaller person, in contrast, can use a wider array of techniques in close.
Whatever the size and shape of a student may be, he or should should try his best to learn and get into good shape. Little by little, we can all improve ourselves.
An old saying among Karate experts is that size does not matter in Karate. That is true if the student is very skilled and in excellent shape. Otherwise, size matters a great deal.
Charles C. Goodin
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One of our new students is very tall (the tallest ever in our dojo). He is strong too, not just tall.
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OMSA 1.x processes in Linux may not shut down when switching to single-user mode.
Dell™ OpenManage™ Server Administrator (OMSA) 1.7 and 1.8 may leave processes running after switching to single-user mode specifically on Red Hat Linux 2.1 Advanced Server. The omsad service creates additional threads when started; however, this process may fail to stop when manually stopping the service or when issuing the command init 1 to switch the system into single-user mode. Restarting the system works correctly since all remaining processes are terminated before the system reboots.
|Dell Software Engineering plans to address this issue in a future OMSA release.
As a workaround, perform the following step:
Use the "ps -aux" command to list the process ID and "kill" command to stop the service.
List the omsad process ID using the command ps -aux, and use the Linux command kill with the ID to manually stop the omsad service.
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Chicken Shiitake and Wild Rice Soup
Chicken, wild rice and mushrooms are combined in this rich and hearty soup – the perfect Fall comfort food.
We love this soup in my house, I originally posted this a few years ago and it's become a staple in my home on chilly nights. I've tinkered with the original recipe so if you have an older printout, you may need to reprint this one. The photo also needed a serious make-over because I was still working when I first posted this in 2011, and I probably took the photo the next day.
It was originally a make-over requested from a reader who asked me to lighten up her original recipe, which was loaded with butter and heavy cream. The beauty of this soup is you really don't need all the cream, because rice is a natural thickener for soups and it actually gets thicker the longer it sits (you may even need to add more water the next day before reheating to adjust the correct thickness to your taste.) I add a little sour cream at the very end to give it a touch of cream, and it's just delicious (my husband loves it!)
For the wild rice combo, I use a Carolina Long Grain and Wild Rice packet. If you can't find that brand, you could use Rice a Roni Long Grain and Wild Rice.
Chicken Shiitake and Wild Rice Soup
Chicken, wild rice and mushrooms are combined in this rich and hearty soup – the perfect Fall comfort food.
- 1 tbsp butter
- 1 small onion
- 1 tbsp flour
- 6 cups less-sodium chicken broth (Swanson)
- 3 cups water
- 2/3 cup chopped carrots
- 3 garlic cloves
- 2 celery stalks
- 14 oz boneless, skinless chicken thighs
- 4.5 oz long grain rice & wild rice combo (I used Carolina)
- 1/2 cup brown rice
- 4 oz shiitake mushrooms, sliced
- 2 tbsp light sour cream
- salt and fresh pepper, to taste
- Melt butter in a large pot on medium heat, add onion and saute until soft but not browned, about 3-4 minutes.
- Add flour and saute another minute.
- Add chicken broth, water, carrots, garlic, celery, brown rice and chicken thighs, cover and simmer 20 minutes.
- Add wild rice mix along with it's seasoning packet, long grain rice and mushrooms and simmer on low, covered 25 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Remove chicken from pot and shred with two forks, return to pot, add sour cream and more water if too thick, adjust salt and pepper to taste if needed and serve.
Nutrition Information
Yield: 8 servings, Serving Size: 1-1/2 cups
- Amount Per Serving:
- Freestyle Points: 7
- Points +: 7
- Calories: 200 calories
- Total Fat: 4g
- Saturated Fat: g
- Cholesterol: 42mg
- Sodium: 844mg
- Carbohydrates: 27g
- Fiber: 2g
- Sugar: 2g
- Protein: 13g


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Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey's annual circus extravaganza is headed to Nassau Coliseum next week with its newest incarnation of the supersized spectacle. This year, the circus's creative team – led by producers Nicole and Alana Feld – offers "Built to Amaze!, a look at what's involved in 'building' the circus, from opening shipping crates to the finished construction. In the process, the audience will see the mind-blowing acts that are a staple of the Ringling Bros tradition.
Featuring an international cast of 110 performers representing 17 countries, with an array of animal acts, audiences can expect to see elaborate stunts, high wire acts, cavorting clowns, and all sorts of daredevil routines. Everyone will be transported by the colorful circus paraphernalia that unfolds from packing crates right before their eyes, Wednesday through Sunday, March 13-17.
"Ringling Bros. Presents Built To Amaze! takes a child's curiosity of how things all around us work by showcasing the very best performers from around the world, both human and animal," said Nicole Feld, "Built to Amaze is a blast of excitement that will leave audiences cheering for their favorite performers."
Andre McClain, accompanied by his horse Comanche, takes the reins as ringmaster this year, as he leads his funny and mischievous 'circus supervisors" to construct 'The Greatest Show on Earth'. "This is a show that's full of energy from beginning to end," McClain, said."Built to Amaze is truly amazing."


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NEW BEDFORD, Mass., Feb. 14 (UPI) -- Massachusetts police said a knife-wielding convenience store robber was foiled when the clerk drew a superior blade.
New Bedford police said the suspect entered the Lucky Seven Grocery store just before noon Tuesday and pointed a knife at the 24-year-old clerk, the Boston Globe reported Thursday.
The clerk responded by drawing a sword he kept behind the counter. The robber fled the store without any loot.
Investigators described the suspect as a white male around the age of 40 and standing at approximately 5-foot-9. The man was described as having a heavy build and brown mustache.