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Re: TP-Link TL-WDR4310 v1.0 First Steps
i do not understand that "bootm" command.
why are you booting from ram instead of flashing?
is that a ramdisk (initramfs) image??
Sorry I should have been more clear. The tftpboot/boom command sequence is for booting an initramfs image, which I was not using originally as I misunderstood the use of bootm. So ignore my use of bootm as it was wrong.
I have been running trunk r39422 on v1.7 WDR 4300 for a few days without a problem. I flashed the image using the tftpboot/erase/cp.b sequence of steps as outlined here. I never tried using the factory firmware upgrade webpage.


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You can run as admin inside Windows 7's XP mode if that helps at all. It's just an integrated VM of XP.
Part of the problem is that MS wasn't doing much to encourage multi-user aware programs in the XP days. A big part of this had to do with the central registry system. The virtual registry in Vista/7 is a major improvement in this regard.
That's great if you can have enough horsepower to run the additional virtualized OS and if you can spare the disk space.
For most desktops, that's not an issue but the sales and project mgm't folks here prefer the really small laptop or near-netbook machines and those have some significant tradeoffs.
Better to run either BeyondTrust Privilege Manager or Avecto Privilege Guard if you have a domain.

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This got me to thinking ... what if A-Rod was hitting all those homers at Fenway Park as the shortstop of the Boston Red Sox?
It almost happened. Actually, it did happen for a few days, but the almighty Major League Baseball Players Association intervened, forever changing the fortunes of a bunch of ballclubs when the A-Rod-to-Fenway deal was triggered in the winter of 2003-04.
Strange, but true. The near-deal was born in Boston's anguishing weeks after
Three days after Boone's blast off
That didn't fly, but discussions went back and forth over the course of the next two months and one week before Christmas, the Red Sox had two deals in place: Boston would send Garciaparra and reliever
Hicks subsequently sent a letter to Rangers season ticket holders, telling them A-Rod would be Texas' opening day shortstop in 2004. Then the Rangers held a press conference and named A-Rod captain.
But it wasn't over. Boone blew out his knee playing pickup basketball in mid-January and on Valentine's Day 2004, the Yankees acquired A-Rod and his full contract from the Rangers in exchange for
The Sox were humiliated in that moment.
This is one of those
That's pretty much the deal in Boston. Without A-Rod, the 2004 Red Sox went on to win their first World Series in 86 years. Even better, they did it at the expense of Rodriguez' Yankees, coming back from a 3-0 deficit in the American League Championship Series. Just about every sports tavern in New England features a photograph of Sox captain
The Red Sox went on, of course, to win a second World Series in 2007. Meanwhile, A-Rod stewed and struggled in New York. He put up good numbers every regular season, then flopped in October. He was also outed as a steroid cheater. Sox fans, already happy to razz Rodriguez, had new fodder. They brought "A-Roid" signs to Fenway. When A-Rod was dating the Material Girl, some Fenway fans came to the park wearing
Rodriguez finally got his World Series ring in 2009 and he's in a good place to win a couple more while he marches toward 600, 700 and maybe 800 homers. But in Boston, no one ever looks back at the winter of 2003-04 with regret. No doubt Rodriguez would have been a lot better than


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According to Wired privacy advocates popped into the company to establish exactly what information it knows and keeps about users. It found that the company was surprisingly open about the data it was collecting. Apple spokeswoman Trudy Muller said the anonymized data is collected solely to improve the service, and that the company takes customer privacy "very seriously".
Voice clips stored by Apple are categorised by random numbers to represent the user who recorded it. The number is not associated with an Apple ID, email address, or anything else that could be easily personally identifiable, she said. After six months, the random number is no longer associated with the saved clip, but the audio file may be saved for up to two years in total for what Wired said were "testing and product improvement purposes."
If a user turns off Siri on their device, their randomised identifier is deleted, along with any data associated with it. Siri's use of data has caused problems for Apple before. The fact that Siri data must be sent to Apple before it can provide results has worried those who are concerned about Apple's security.
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We gather once a year at the International Communication Association meeting, which takes place in late May. The deadline for submitting a paper, panel, or interactive session to our division is November 1. Submissions that address the conference theme are particularly welcomed. Our division's journal, Popular Communication: International Journal of Media and Culture, welcomes submissions, as well.
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There has been a thread going for awhile on the Forums asking if fluffy witches are bad.
I tried to answer the question by saying that fluffies are not bad,they just haven't learnt yet.
But I started to think about what it is to be young.Thinking back to my childhood. Did I, then, believe in fairies? Ghosts? Mermaids? Yes, I did! I really believed that Peter Pan could fly.
I watched that Play in a live theatre,not on film. I was five years old, sitting with my mother, among about a thousand children. When the fairy, Tinkerbell, was dying. Peter tells that the only way to revive her was if children believed in fairies; and he says "If you believe in fairies, clap your hands."
And two thousand hands came together in the most thunderous applause you could ever hear. And Tinkerbell came back to life.And it was magic!
To a child, all is magic! But it is much more than magic. It is all the dreams and hopes of living. In every child's heart there is a butterfly.
Children on this site are (supposedly!) thirteen years old. Do we really think that a child of thirteen no longer has any dreams, and hopes,and beliefs?
When I was a child, in the 1930s, entertainment was much more limited than it is in 2015. We had Radio, the Cinema, and "live" theatre.And we had books and "comics". Live theatre was expensive; Cinema was cheap; and the children of my day saw an awful lot of movies!
And we believed what we saw! It was the reason why children were not allowed to see movies that were meant for adults.The "horror" movies that children can now watch on television, were banned to children under sixteen!
But all movies were an adventure; and all believable! I believed that Roy Rogers was a real cowboy; and that Erroll Flynn really was Robin Hood! Could Superman fly? Of course he could!
But, I am old man now, and sometimes impatient of children asking if they can become a mermaid. In future I will try to be a little more gentle. When we tell a child that she cannot become a mermaid, the child may very well accept that fact. But when we say that mermaids do not exist at all, we may very well be shattering a little girl's dreams!
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text: For author Gish Jen, the daughter of Chinese immigrant parents, books were once an Outsiders' Guide to the Universe. But they were something more, too. Through her eclectic childhood reading, Jen stumbled onto a cultural phenomenon that would fuel her writing for decades to come: the profound difference in self-narration that underlies the gap often perceived between East and West.


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For a clue to understanding upstarts The
Strokes, consider that they are the darlings of the British music press, who have been
salivating over them recently as the latest, greatest salvation of rock ÆnüE
roll. In resurrecting the various styles of their New York underground, The Strokes are
undeniable experts. Singer Julian Casablancas (whose father heads the Elite modeling
agency) is at times a dead ringer for Lou Reed, while at other times The Strokes recall
the üE0s proto-punk of bands like Television or the üE0s post-punk of Sonic
Youth. In fact, seldom do The Strokes sound markedly different from anything you have
heard before. But derivativeness aside, they do have a certain youthful strut and attitude
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than a new leather jacket and Fender guitar.
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obviously glad to be back, with full on, joyous rock guitar pumping up their usual
edginess. ōCrystal,üEthe opener, is a classic, with Bernard Sumner and Co.
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hypocrisy-a band that was one of the few that could write a genuine protest song without
slamming their peers. After their demise, ex-lead vocalist Grant-Lee Phillips freed
himself of this anti-establishment message. Phillips is free to explore himself, not the
Buffalo. The album even symbolically opens with the exploratory "See America."
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but do not compete with his vocals. True fans might be turned off by the industrial sound
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As if all the drama involving Fedor Emelianenko and M-1 Global wasn't already mind-boggling enough, a contract that reportedly never even existed between the two might do it for you.
A source close to both sides has come out and revealed to Sherdog that an actual deal was actually never signed between Emelianenko and the organization that announced plans to begin holding worldwide events under new ownership late last year but still has yet to do so.
The source also went on to say that the return of a $1.5 million signing bonus Emelianenko received as part of sending a letter of intent to compete inside the confines of the organization will likely pave the way for the former PRIDE heavyweight champion to offically become a free agent.
Apy Echteld, one of Emelianenko's agents, revealed earlier this month that his client would become a free agent after his current contract with M-1 Global ran out. So was there or was there not a deal set in stone? We may never know.
Fans craving a showdown between Emelianenko and Randy Couture will be ecstatic to know that among the many organizations lining up to bid for the Russian's services, the Ultimate Fighting Championship and Emelianenko's management team have both confirmed that they are interested in speaking with each other once again in hopes of striking a deal.
However it should also be known that Couture, who was once said he would return to the UFC provided the promotion was able to sign Emelianenko, has now changed his tone.
When asked if he cared where a potential fight against Emelianenko would take place in a recent interview with M-1 MixFight, Couture stated that he didn't have a preference, as long as it didn't take place in the UFC.
"I don't care where it happens as long as it doesn't happen in the UFC," Couture said in the interview. "Outside of that, I don't care where it happens as long as it does happen."
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|Synth Site: Roland: VK-8: User reviews Add review
|Average rating: 3.3 out of 5
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|pauline a hobbyist user from england writes:
Have just got my roland VK8, just need a bit of help finding those organ sounds of the 60's, was hoping there might be a list somewhere... can anyone help. thanks
|Rating: 0 out of 5 posted Sunday-Jan-30-2005 at 09:18
|Jason Owens a professional user from US writes:
To me the VK8 is the best Organ out. It is not made to sound exactly like a B3, but of the more older classic tonewheel organs. I've tried a lot of different kinds of the style organs but this one won. I play gospel music evey Sunday so I knw my stuff.
I tried the Korg CX-3 but i just didnt like the feel of the keys, they felt like cheap plastic). It not like a real organ. I tried to use it with with a module but the keys wouldnt respond to velocity so which is another reason why i chose the VK8.
It has so many features that are useful. The fact that it dosent have a display screen is a plus for me becuase it loks more like an older organ. Everybody talks about have they want these portable organs to look and feel like a hammond b3 but in reality you wont find a dsplay screen on the older ones. YOu will find other voices such as pianos and guitar though ( on older hammonds) I love the fact i can layer the organ with piano. And many time i use my module and have bass and split the organ to have piano, and strings.
The sound is great. It really kicks butt.. I dont even have to have the bass pedals because the split button allows you to play the bass part with your left hand and upper with your right hand. And my church has a subwoofer so when i play the bass it really kicks and sounds better than the 400 lbs. organ.
I cant understand why the korg cx3 was so high, Its not even a real organs . The roland VK8, Hammond XK2 are real organs... Do you know why? Becuase of the fact you can hook it to the leslie... Think about it! Korg dosent have one.. However I do use the Korg triton Rack with the vk8.
With all of the tone wheel effects and leakageit sounds very thich and rich.. Dont get this organ if you are not a serious player.
|Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Tuesday-Jan-11-2005 at 23:50
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Did Roland pay you guys to write that stuff...the CX3v.2 is as close as it gets...Even with just the internal leslie it beats anything Roland makes........The vk7 sounds better than the Vk8...and the Vk8M is a different engine than the keyboard version...and it sounds better too...thats why Roland changed the module engine and used the vk77 version...Vk8 keyboard is poor...hammond saz-ookie..well forgetabodit...Voce 5...break off the drawbars and where are you, orange all over your face hahaha...Oh, but hook it up to motion sound that really helps.. CX3v.2..needs no help!Korg pays me...everytime I play a gig with the CX3........Rock ON!
|Rating: 0 out of 5 posted Wednesday-Oct-27-2004 at 11:00
|Hank a professional user from Fair Oaks...Ca. writes:
I think this is the best B3 emulator on the market. Ive owned Emu and the voce v5...I have 2.0 installed in it and its a world better than 1.0... I can set this thing up and not have to hook up a 3t,mic,or any other external effect device. You should hear the COSM effects through a really good casino sound system. Alot of my gigs have 2 or more bands in one night. I have to get my rig up quick.and painless. My vk8 in conjunction with my other keys, makes it very easy on me. Enough of me...The overdrive and vibrato settings are so real. try the overdrive on the voce v5...I think it is the worst distortion effect ever. NOW try engaging the pro 3t leslie sim. Ramp it up with the chorus and vibrato settings turned to the on position of youe voce v-5. What does it sound like? It sounds like alot of cross-fazing ca ca to me. Now go through this same proceedure on the vk8... I can tell you that I cant believe how great it sounds. What a wonderful unit. Its lite, its easy to use and most of all.... IT ROCKS AND ROLLS.
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Sunday-May-09-2004 at 18:24
|JeremiahX a professional user from Nashville TN - USA writes:
On man!!! Great organ
The sounds on it are really impressive and the fact that it sounds so good and weighs about 2342462 lbs less then the real thing makes it a favorite on the road. I think the leslie is pretty good but I have yet to hook a 122 up to it to compare.
I'm not much of an editor so the fact it doesn't have an LCD doesn't bother me too much. I did read the manual and the whole combination of buttons to do certain things can be a pain.
All in all the look and feel of the thing are great and the sound is right up there.
Oh and don't even bother with the extra sounds it has... they suck and should have just been left out all together.
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He's been struggling as a starting pitcher there.
He struggled mightily at Sarasota for 13 starts (7.48 ERA) and since being demoted to Dayton he's struggled even worse in 7 starts (10.20 ERA). It says his birthday is 7/21/85, but who knows if that's true. The REDS got him as an undrafted Free Agent in 2005. He was born in Mexico.
In 18 starts at Dayton last year he had an ERA of 4.00.
Most players don't make it. It looks like he's hitting his wall.
Dayton's in the middle of a pennant race and was 2 games out going into tonight. He's pitching the poorest on the team. In his last 3 starts he's yielded 7, 9, and 6 earned runs. With so little time left in the season, they'll leave him there and see what happens. He pitched in the Mexican League last winter. Maybe he needs to shut it down for a Winter.


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Oreo Stuffed Cookies
Ready for a HUGE treat with two of the best Cookies ever?
Chocolate Chip Cookies
These are some amazing cookies from http://picky-palate.com/ and my husband and his friends are super thankful that I found this recipe :)
What to do:
2 sticks softened butter
3/4 Cup packed brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
2 large eggs
1 tablespoon vanilla
3 1/2 cups all purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
10 oz bag chocolate chips, or chocolate wafers
1 bag Oreo Cookies, I used the double stuff, plus off brand. Off Brand Oreos were just as awesome, but less expensive ;)
What to do:
Preheat your oven to 350F.
In a large bowl, mix the butter and sugars until well combined and creamy. Add in the eggs and vanilla and mix until well combined. I used my kitchen-aid mixer, it worked great!
In a separate bowl mix your dry ingredients, mix the flour, salt and baking soda.
Scoop your dry ingredients into the mixing bowl with the wet ingredients a little bit at a time and mix well.
Add your chocolate chips. Mix until combined.
Using a medium scoop take one scoop of cookie dough and place on top of an oreo cookie.
Take another scoop of chocolate chip cookie dough and place it on the bottom of oreo cookie.
Using your hand, seal edges together by pressing and mushing the chocolate chip cookie dough until you have enclosed the oreo cookie in the chocolate chip cookie dough.
Place the cookies on a baking sheet and bake cookies for about 10-15 minutes depending on your oven type.
I used my pampered chef stoneware bar pan to cook mine. I fit about 6 cookies on the sheet at a time.
Let cool for about 5 minutes and then transfer the cookies to a cooling rack.
I got about 2 dozen HUGE GINORMOUS cookies from this recipe.


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Sometimes a murmur is more startling than a shout. For its first enchanted hour, ''James Joyce's 'The Dead,' '' the new stage adaptation of the classic short story at Playwrights Horizons, makes a sterling virtue out of a trait rarely associated with American musicals: shyness.
In reconceiving Joyce's great, elegiac tale of a Christmastime gathering in gaslight-era Dublin, this production, which opened last night, achieves a soft-spoken, hesitant air of intimacy that has you leaning forward like a fascinated eavesdropper.
Portraying a group of friends and relatives assembled for a Yuletide feast of shared songs and stories, the actors, led by Christopher Walken and Blair Brown, seem to be pitching their performances to one another, rather than to anyone beyond the proscenium, and even this is realized with a gentle, uncertain quality that would send Ethel Merman into shock. In a genre characterized by brassy extroversion, ''The Dead'' is a quiet revolutionary: a musical that dares to be diffident.
Mind you, this show, which has a book by Richard Nelson and a score by Shaun Davey, is far from perfect. Midway through, it takes a jolting wrong turn into overstatement and sentimentality. Mercifully, this doesn't tarnish the affecting originality of the evening's first half. ''The Dead,'' which was directed by Mr. Nelson and Jack Hofsiss (who left the production early this month), is as lopsided as a lean-to. But when a musical successfully claims new ground these days, it is reason to celebrate.
The last and best-known of the stories that make up Joyce's ''Dubliners,'' ''The Dead'' would scarcely seem to lend itself to easy dramatization. Its most momentous occurrences are shifts in perception in the mind of its central character, the teacher and writer Gabriel Conroy (here played by Mr. Walken). Nonetheless, the director John Huston, in his last movie, caught exactly the elusive, lambent mood of the story, conjuring the pathos of characters tethered to a realm of shadows, the dead of the title, that they are destined to join.Continue reading the main story
Mr. Nelson's version is, oddly enough, at its weakest when it tries hardest to transmit this sensibility. Calling the show ''James Joyce's 'The Dead,' '' while considerately awarding Joyce the titular status of commercial heavyweights like Stephen King and Judith Krantz, is to some degree deceptive.
There are indeed moments of true epiphany here. But they are less Joycean flashes of unbidden insight than visions of ordinary people transported by the powers of music. Defined with both delicacy and exhilaration, such moments recall the inspiriting eruption into dance by the provincial sisters in Brian Friel's ''Dancing at Lughnasa.''
''The Dead'' takes place mostly during the annual Christmas party of the elderly Morkan sisters, Kate (Marni Nixon) and Julia (Sally Ann Howes), and their niece, Mary Jane (Emily Skinner), all of whom teach music. Joyce's tale is infused with references to singers and composers and prominently features two traditional songs. Mr. Davey has provided his own substitutes for these, adapted from Irish poems, and added a host of other numbers. Some are of the classic organic-musical variety, in which speech melts into song; the other, and better, efforts are conceived as parlor pieces, performed as entertainment by those at the party.
The night's signal event, in which Gabriel realizes he has never truly known his wife, Gretta (Ms. Brown), has been radically reconfigured by Mr. Nelson, and the physical indications of mortality in the story dramatically scaled up, with Aunt Julia now conspicuously ill, rather than merely frail.
These deviations are not necessarily improvements, and the script itself is hardly the best work of Mr. Nelson (''Some Americans Abroad,'' ''Goodnight Children Everywhere''). Nor do the songs of Mr. Davey, who wrote the lyrics with Mr. Nelson, stand securely on their own. The band of musicians, directed by Charles Prince, plays with unobtrusive moodiness, but the songs' strength has everything to do with how they are sung.
This means with considerable self-consciousness and little obvious professional polish, though the cast features singers of well-honed skills from three generations, from Ms. Nixon (famous for providing the singing voices of stars like Audrey Hepburn and Natalie Wood on film) to Daisy Eagan, the young Tony-winning star of the Broadway musical ''The Secret Garden.''
The tone is indelibly set when the three Misses Morkan lead off the evening's preprandial songfest with a trio. They are initially a bit stiff, even embarrassed, in need of the touches of reassurance they give one another. Their singing, while sweet, is faltering. For these very reasons, the number, like many of those that follow, is inexpressibly moving and an unmediated expression of character rare in musicals.
For roughly the next hour of the play's intermissionless 100 minutes, this sense of song weaving awkwardly through the prosaic, repetitive business of a party that changes little from year to year is wonderfully sustained, and it is a compliment to say that you are rarely aware of the period scenery (David Jenkins), costumes (Jane Greenwood) or the subtly shifting lighting (Jennifer Tipton). One of the guests or hostesses may leave the stage while others are singing; uneasy glances and whispers are exchanged; Mary Jane sheds silent tears when her Aunt Julia forgets the words to a song she has long known.
The duet performed by the Conroys (with charming choreography by Sean Curran), in which Gretta exudes womanly warmth while Gabriel gives off a distancing awareness of his limitations, is a whole portrait of a marriage in miniature. The sexually tinged friction between Gabriel and the young, politically minded Molly Ivors (Alice Ripley) is provocatively limned in a rousing ditty about Parnell. And the plaintive eagerness of Freddy Malins (Stephen Spinella), a drunk of a middle-aged boy, is given stirringly rough-hewn life in a jaunty barroom song.
Mr. Spinella performs this number with his back to the audience, underscoring the sense of our being allowed a privileged glimpse into a closed world. It is impossible to sort out what in the inspired mise en scene comes from Mr. Hofsiss and what from Mr. Nelson, but there is a generous reciprocity among the actors, a sense of each being aware of the slightest tremors of mood among the others.
Mr. Walken, an actor known to make a diet of chewed scenery, is magnetically low-key here, and the tone matches the defensiveness and intellectual detachment of the Gabriel of Joyce's story. Even when he steps outside the play to address the audience, Mr. Walken somehow projects an intense inwardness. It's an eccentric performance, for sure, but more often than not it works.
Ms. Brown, who has come solidly into her own as a stage actress in the last year or so, is Mr. Walken's perfect foil, vibrantly maternal and sensual. She is earthier than Anjelica Huston was in her more enigmatic take on the character in the movie, and this feeds nicely into the evening's central theme of hidden life beneath commonplace surfaces.
As a visiting opera singer, the performance artist John Kelly seems a tad too exotic, though he also gives off an engagingly humble restraint. Ms. Ripley and Ms. Skinner (who was in ''Side Show'') and Mr. Spinella are all first-rate, and Ms. Nixon and Ms. Howes, who bring to the show their own nimbus of a life in musical theater, are deeply touching.
It's when ''The Dead'' breaks the rhythmic domestic flow of the party, overstating elements that are already eloquently implicit, that the production deflates. Certainly, the sugary duet between Aunt Julia and her younger self (Ms. Eagan) could be eliminated. And Mr. Davey has not found the music to match either Gretta's great revelation after the party or Gabriel's reaction to it. What should be the show's emotional climax feels like an afterthought.
The evening's real pinnacle has been scaled some time before. This happens when, after dinner, the prim Kate and Julia unexpectedly break out into a slightly risque, music-hall style number, ''Naughty Girls.'' The initial astonishment of their guests gives way to intoxicated delight. Soon, they have all joined hands in a flowing, ecstatic line of movement that brings to mind Matisse's famous ''Dancers.''
That the revelry is abruptly terminated only enhances the joyousness of what has occurred before. Such moments of transcendence are, as Joyce well knew, as close to heaven as humanity ever comes.
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Really? I guess vxWorks is an acquired taste then, because I'd be extremely happy to be given the opportunity to use vxWorks again.
The last time I had to use it --- which, admittedly, was a while ago --- we had a requirement to do asynchronous I/O. VxWorks didn't support that, so we had to emulate it by using a pool of helper tasks each of which ran a blocking I/O operation. Unfortunately we had a further requirement that asynchronous I/O operations had to be cancellable, and the only way we could find of
Uh, no. Linux is going to give it a new lease on death this way. How many Windows users have been able to jump ship since Wine has actually become useful? If this delivers it will provide an upgrade path away from vxworks that allows a company to spend their time working on a port while using Linux as an interim band-aid.
VxWorks is the only OS I've played with so far that allows this (...)
May be you need to play more
VxWorks is the only OS I've played with so far that allows this
and god help you if you aren't using off the shelf hardware
Well, and what does happen if you do use off-the-shelf hardware? I am not exactly "well educated" in this area, but I am not quite sure whether the current typical OTS hardware is suitable for RTOS at all. Well, maybe some soft real time apps may run just fine...but I once spoke after-hours with Vojtech Pavlik (of the linux-joystick-drivers-and-other-input-devices fame) and he introduc
Otherwise one task suddenly taking a lot of CPU will starve all tasks with lower priority until it is done.
I recently worked on a mobile phone platform (not based on VxWorks) which had a mechanism for sending messages to specific threads. There was a system wide 150-slot message queue. There was a background thread that ran at low priority that was supposed to do non-real-time things like UI work. This thread was a message receiver. The system did not support timeslicing.
Can you see the problem yet?
Good points. If you're doing an embedded hard real time system, you might need the small size and timing repeatability of VXworks. If not, you don't need VXworks at all. It's much easier to write to a POSIX interface. There's not much software for VXworks you'd want to port to Linux. So a VXworks wrapper for Linux doesn't meet any widespread need. Maybe someone needed it for a specific porting job, so it was worth doing once.
I'd still like to see a real message passing system, like the one from QNX,
Why would you ever need to emulate an RTOS in linux?
imagine you're an embedded device manufacturer and suddenly you need to bump your device up from 64k chip of ram to 8mb.
Imagine you've already got the 8 megs, and you still want things to happen in realtime. Oh, and you want to actually have drivers.
Suddenly, things like VxWorks are going to cost you in licensing fees and development time, in return for... what, exactly?
Do you have any idea why people use realtime systems?
Yeah, pretty much.
Software costs are just miniscule compared with the cost of making a bulky device with hardware that outclasses its functionality.
...aaaand it looks like you didn't read my post. Try again.
Imagine you've already got the 8 megs, and you still want things to happen in realtime. Oh, and you want to actually have drivers.
But Linux is not realtime, so its drivers can't be realtime. Part of what makes a system realtime is the way its drivers are written. Realtime device manufacturers are generally expected to be writing their own drivers or using specifically realtime drivers for an RTOS.
The moment anything passes through a linux kernel, it's no longer realtime. At best, it's "soft realtime" aka "realtime except for when it is not". For a realtime linux system to work, you'd have to run two kernels (linux and an RTOS) with t
"Realtime linux" is a non-linux realtime OS with a non-realtime linux compatibility layer... emulating a REAL RTOS?...
That was true in the past, but it is no longer true. The algorithms of the latest approaches to real-time Linux, when working together, actually do provide deterministic, hard real-time responses if the real-time parts of your application are coded appropriately. (By this, I mean that you don't expect a deterministic response when trying to use a service which isn't, such as a filesystem
Because the underlying Linux got better real-time properties since you last looked; the "non-realtime system" is now a mixed system with some real-time capabilities when requested.
I see. With the understanding that this can't replace all applications where one might need an RTOS like VxWorks, I see where the VxWorks emulation could prove very helpful in porting applications to rich embedded systems like cell phones or set top boxes.
In this case, the project must be very delicate in providing vxworks support while not stepping into any of these non-RT boundaries.
Of course, I still come from the school of thought that recommends a re-write when switching from a true RTOS to a hybrid-R
In this case, the project must be very delicate in providing vxworks support while not stepping into any of these non-RT boundaries.
You're right, and I will be very surprised if they get this right in all corner cases. The kernel is pretty complex, and the C library's threading implementation is also very complex. I expect by themselves these will have corner cases where RT properties are not maintained, without being clearly documented. So no matter how much effort the folks writing the vxworks layer
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* European shares, bonds hit by BoE minutes, sterling jumps
* Bernanke's testimony starts at 1400 GMT, prepared remarks
at 1230 GMT
* Dollar steady after coming off three-week low
* Commodity markets in holding pattern ahead of Fed
By Marc Jones
LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - Surprising news all nine
policymakers at the Bank of England voted against restarting
bond buying took markets off guard on Wednesday, hitting
European shares and pushing up sterling.
The dollar steadied off a three-week low, meanwhile, as
investors awaited fresh clues on the Federal Reserve's stimulus
plans due from Ben Bernanke, the head of U.S. central bank,
later in the day.
Europe's broad FTSEurofirst 300 share index tumbled
after the BoE minutes from new Governor Mark Carney's first
Carney and the bank's other policymakers voted unanimously
against more bond purchases, setting aside their differences
ahead of a soon-to-be-released review on giving guidance about
future interest rates.
Early gains in the index turned into losses of 0.4 percent.
UK gilts also fell while sterling jumped a two-week
high as market nerves and thin liquidity ahead of Bernanke's
appearance amplified the moves
"It's quite a surprise that nobody voted for more," said
Deutsche Bank economist George Buckley, referring to
quantitative easing bond buying.
"Now, the question is, if they don't do anything on forward
guidance, do they then go back to reverting to QE? I suspect
not, because the data has shown signs of recovering."
Focus was otherwise squarely on a testimony to the U.S.
Congress by Bernanke later where he is expected to try and calm
market worries about life without the central bank's
$85-billion-a-month bond-buying programme.
The dollar was steady having climbed off a three-week
low overnight, though investors were wary of being long the
dollar, after Bernanke last week caused a shakeout of positions
with comments that were considered unexpectedly dovish.
"The market was quite long of dollars then it got that
shock," said John Hardy, head of FX at Saxo Bank. "A very dovish
outcome from the testimony could see some short-term dollar
weakness but it could turn around pretty quickly, so we'll see."


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NEW BRUNSWICK – Rep. Frank J. Pallone Jr. joined students Wednesday at New Brunswick Middle School for breakfast as part of the Breakfast After the Bell program.
The program, also known as Breakfast in the Classroom, serves the first meal of the day to students once the school day officially has started, rather than before school, when most students have not yet arrived. This approach, typically done in the classroom during the first few minutes of the school day, significantly boosts participation, giving more students a healthy start to the school day that can help them focus in class.
"Children cannot learn if they are plagued by hunger in the classroom," said Pallone, D-N.J., 6th District. "The city of New Brunswick is doing a great job to ensure that students get the healthy meals that they need to be successful throughout the day. I applaud them for their efforts to create a better learning environment for our children."
The New Brunswick Public School District has implemented the Breakfast After the Bell program in eight elementary schools and the middle school to increase the number of children receiving breakfast during school hours. As a result of the program's success, officials have taken measures to implement it throughout the district. New Brunswick is now serving over 5,200 students daily in the classroom, which represents over 80 percent participation. Before Breakfast After the Bell was implemented, the school district was serving just over 1,500 students, or 25 percent, daily.
Pallone also discussed the importance of federal school meal and child nutrition programs, which provide funding to ensure that low-income children have access to healthy and nutritious foods. While these programs are permanently authorized under the Child Nutrition and WIC Reauthorization Act, Congress reviews the laws governing these programs through the reauthorization process every five years.
The current law, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, is set to expire on Sept. 30, 2015. Pallone highlighted the opportunity that the reauthorization process provides to improve and strengthen the child nutrition and school meal programs so they better meet the needs of our nation's children.
"It is absolutely unconscionable that 15.8 million children in the world's wealthiest nation live in households facing a constant struggle against hunger," Pallone said. "We are a better country than that. These critical programs, that impact millions of children each day, are due for reauthorization next year, which gives Congress the opportunity to make even more meaningful changes to support child nutrition in America. It is so important that we expand and build upon the success of these programs to ensure that no child in this country goes hungry."
Pallone was joined by Mayor Jim Cahill; Richard Kaplan, superintendent of New Brunswick Public Schools; JoAnn Kocis, vice principal of New Brunswick Middle School; Adele LaTourette, director of the New Jersey Anti-Hunger Coalition; and John Santiago, director of food services for New Brunswick Public Schools.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5698059.post115949216671425457..comments2016-09-08T09:42:42.288-04:00Comments on The Mumpsimus: "Descending" by Thomas M. DischMatthew Cheneyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5698059.post-75825881876176817822007-04-25T06:17:00.000-04:002007-04-25T06:17:00.000-04:00'After first reading "Descending", I thought immed...'After first reading "Descending", I thought immediately of Kafka's "Metamorphosis", not because I think Disch's story is the equal of it, but rather because Kafka's is a story I have long considered a perfect example of a tale that explores its premise fully'

Kafka's is a strange but satisfying tale. However, another perfect example of a story a that explores its premise fully is, in my opinion, Flatland - A Romance of Many Dimensions by Edwin Abbott Abbott.Arunhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5698059.post-1159724425961379742006-10-01T13:40:00.000-04:002006-10-01T13:40:00.000-04:00I consider "Descending" a well-written careful wor...I consider "Descending" a well-written careful work that does show how you can build a psychological story from a simple idea, but...I don't consider it anywhere near the best work of Disch. Although I agree that it is a story that serves as a good model to use when teaching (Much like Mark Strand's much anthologized poem 'Eating Poetry').

But many of Disch's short stories do so much more than simply follow an idea to its logical conclusion--they twist and turn with dark humor and light, and offer the best and worst of life. One of his best stories IMO is "The Man who had no Idea."

And of course there are his novels 334, Camp Concentration, and On Wings of Song, each of which are so different from each other and each of which was mind-opening about the possibilities of science fiction when I first read them.

--Eric firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5698059.post-1159580425300664092006-09-29T21:40:00.000-04:002006-09-29T21:40:00.000-04:00Be sure to check out "The Asian Shore" which-- tho...Be sure to check out "The Asian Shore" which-- though it's been a couple decades now since I read these stories-- I remember as being especially effective and haunting.Mark Kellyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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(I know -- it's been a while. Let's catch up: Francis -- yep, he's keeping it real, isn't he? But what about the talk to the Sisters? I know -- doesn't make any sense. Someone's not advising him well there. They are not the problems in that situation.
Game of Thrones: Last week was CRAZY TOWN. I don't ever want to go to a wedding again. Or if I do, and someone starts to shut the doors, I am out of there. I don't care if I'm presiding, I'm bolting. And don't you dare, DON'T YOU DARE play any of that Lannister music, 'cuz I will LOSE IT. My friend has a cat named Lannister and I'm thinking it needs to go.
Oh, you don't watch Game of Thrones? Riiiiight. Never mind.
Obama: Yep.
That's all I got there. Yep. Also, drones. Can we please, please stop with the drones? And dude -- can we freaking have some gun control? JESUS. COME ON.
I agree, Arrested Development was not very good. Kind of bummed me out, too. But did you see the end of Scandal? I KNOW, RIGHT?
And Gatsby? Those critics were crazy, no? A pox on all their houses.)
My plant is dying.
This plant looks like the Tree of Life next to my plant.
I could live on its fruit for a year.
(It doesn't have fruit? Fine -- I could drink its chlorophyll for a year. Happy?)
It's been happening for a while, actually. I noticed it about six weeks ago. My little ficus bonsai, a gift when I first came to Los Angeles three years ago, which had blossomed in the last year especially into this green leafed wonder, suddenly shriveling. Today it has three leaves left. It's close to death.
Maybe I shouldn't be surprised. It's been that kind of year. In the fall, my superior from New York died, dropped dead on Election Day. (He'd have been pleased with the result.) Two months ago, my mentor in Australia, long suffering, dead.
Plus, here I am, at the end of what I hope is the end of my studies. A week from today, I get my MFA from UCLA. Three years of study, about 8 scripts later, here I am.
And my plant is dying.
Maybe it's metaphorical. I'm in the middle of a big transition, letting go of a big source of life, so my plant is dying. (Because, as you know, the world is really just an instrument to tell us what we need. If you can feel the center of gravity shifting in your life right this instant, it's because it's recentering on me.)
Honestly, it feels sort of foreboding. My life here continues, even grows. And so my ficus should grow with me, right? But instead it's going to be dead, well and truly dead, in just a matter of days.
Can life grow out of death? You'd think I'd know the answer to that, but I don't. I was recently writing someone at work about a book they're having me read. I wrote, "I'll get to 'Catholicism' soon." And then I realized, at this rate that might be the title of my autobiography.
The gardener I've been talking to tells me yes, from seeming death can come life. I just need to let these last few leaves fall, let it wither all the way, then cut everything that has grown -- I'm literally wincing as I write this -- cut everything until all that's left is this little stump where there's still green under the bark -- and put it in a hot house and wait for it to grow.
Maybe it is a metaphor for my life. Maybe this graduation is a sort of dropping of leaves, so there's room for something else to grow. ("Maybe the world does revolve around me." What a surprise.) The gardener tells me my plant is dying because I overwatered it. Maybe it's time for me, too, to dry out in the desert. A bit of Tatooine after three years of Cloud City. I could even go to Tashii Station and pick up some power converters.
They say "Dry ground makes the roots grow deeper". Okay. Thanks. I guess.
In the meantime, my little plant, my first plant, first anything really, which has accompanied me these three great years, watched quietly as I've been shredded and grown, sits on my patio, soaking in the gloom of an LA June, fighting for life, and failing.
What will happen? Will it come back?
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Steps to reproduce:
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2. Attempt To Delete Said Event Sheet From Right-hand Column
3. ???
4. Profit
Observed result:
Hangs for a second after closing the event sheet, then gives a "Construct 2 Stopped Working" error message. Must close, lose since last save point.
Expected result:
Happy deletion, no headaches!
Browsers affected:
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Operating system & service pack:
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|Reviews for Gaia
| Anselm The Fallen chapter 1 . 4/6/2009
We came from Gaia and so we will come back to her when the time comes this is the cycle of life in ways that we understand we may do what we want in life but when we die our spirit returns to gaia to become anew.
| Mette Inka chapter 1 . 1/18/2009
I love this poem.
| deathof life1 chapter 1 . 3/30/2008
It a very well written poem. You can literally feel as if your the person in the poem, you can feel the pain the person is feeling. To me the woman represents the devil telling you that your time has come. Over all it is a wonderful poem full of feeling. But your title can be miss leading when I clicked on it I had a different expectation on what the poem would be about.
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LETTER; In Pursuing Terror Cases, Respect Our Freedoms
Published: January 19, 2008
To the Editor:
''A Terror Threat in the Courts,'' by John Farmer (Op-Ed, Jan. 13), recommends detaining terrorism suspects without trial because he claims prosecutions are incapable of preventing terrorism without perilously distorting the criminal justice system. But his solution is more dangerous than the problem.
Criminal prosecutions can play a preventive role because the crime of conspiracy is committed whether or not an intended illegal act is completed. All that is required is that two or more people agree to pursue a criminal plot and that one take any step to advance it.
Judges must guard against abuse, but they can do so because evidence must be public and subject to cross-examination. By contrast, preventive detention invites government officials to detain suspects on the basis of secret intelligence of dubious reliability, which the suspects have no meaningful opportunity to challenge.
The risks to our basic freedoms are simply too great to justify abandoning a criminal justice system that is fully capable of incapacitating terrorists before they strike. Kenneth Roth
New York, Jan. 14, 2008
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Edmonton's downtown turned into a dance party Saturday afternoon as people shimmied their way through the streets in brightly coloured costumes for the Cariwest Grand Costume Parade.
Thousands of people lined the streets to take in the music, dance and extravagant costumes weave through the area.
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Now in his early 60s, William Sweeney is a clarinettist, conductor and academic (currently professor of music at Glasgow University) besides being a composer, and the influences on his own music have been as wide-ranging as his musical activities. The result is a style that seems to manage to have it both ways, preserving the expressive possibilities and archetypes of the Scottish folk tradition within an idiom that can call on techniques and technology from the whole modernist tradition since 1945. This collection of three cello works, featuring the playing of Robert Irvine, shows how potent the combination can be. The Poet Tells of his Fame is a more or less regulation piece for cello, pre-recorded samples and real-time electronics, but put together with great skill and a real sense of dramatic timing; the Cello Sonata is a highly wrought work in two muscular, substantial movements and Tree O'Licht is a beautiful meditation for two cellos, the one mostly shadowing the other, but building to an expressive, affecting climax. Simple and beautifully achieved.
William Sweeney: Tree O'Licht; The Poet Tells of his Fame; Cello Sonata – review3 / 5 stars


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Rosseau Lake comes through for Manna Food Bank
Every year, in the weeks leading up to the holiday season, Rosseau Lake College (RLC) Student Council holds a food drive for the Manna Food Bank in Bracebridge. Students generally assemble a respectable number of items to donate, at least two items for each of the approximately 100 students at the school. However, this year, a new style of competition arose between students that has lead to an explosion in the number of items donated. RLC students are separated into various houses, Perry, Eaton, Ditchburn, and Kawandag, named after families and groups who have significant historical importance in the local area. Normally, the food drive is run as a competition to see who can bring in the most items, hence the winning house is the one that collects the most. However, this year, thanks to a very creative idea from one student council member, houses are competing to fill each other's food boxes making the winning house the one with the least items! This has inspired some incredible generosity (and creative collaboration), as houses work together to swamp an opposing team's box with donations.
Regardless of which house comes out on top, the food bank is this year's clear winner with RLC students having more than tripled their annual donations!
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Drought hits hard in Chhatarpur as people are forced to purchase waterMay 28th, 2008 - 6:51 pm ICT by admin
Chhattarpur (Madhya Pradesh), May 28 (ANI): Water has becomes a saleable commodity in the drought hit Chhatarpur District in Madhya Pradesh, as the poverty-ridden people of the region are compelled to purchase it to quench their thirst.
The taps are running dry in Chhatarpur and people are managing their water requirements by buying water.
For a single trip, the water tanker charges 300 rupees and not many can afford to buy water at this cost. Those who are unable to pay, have to travel for over five kilometers to fetch water.
Majority of people even in urban areas cannot afford to purchase water and queue up at public places with empty containers waiting for the tankers. Many others prefer walking and cycling to far away locations to fetch water.
Frequent droughts and water crisis have become bane of the region. Residents complain that the authorities instead of evolving long-term solutions resort to makeshift arrangements every time there is a crisis.
Water scarcity has become a grave problem in Chhattarpur region. We have to trek five kilometers to fetch water. We get tankers by paying 300 rupees and for the past two months I have been getting water from these tankers. However one tanker can only help four to five houses to supply water, said Abhishek Soni, a resident of Chhattarpur.
Even the water tanker owners pity the plight of the residents to whom they sell water at meager profits.
It is a very terrible situation due to draught here. I supply them tankers for 300 rupees. I too have to buy water for 100 rupees and the oil cost is another 100 rupees. The driver also takes some money for his expenditure, noted Pradeep Tiwari, tanker owner.
The local authorities contend that they are trying their best to mitigate the sufferings of the people but say that it is not possible to meet the water requirements of the people at their doorsteps.
The municipality is not able to provide water to the people at their doorstep, we have made arrangements for providing water at various public places. Those who want water at their place then they have to pay some money for the tankers, said P N Yadav, Sub Divisional Magistrate, Chhattarpur.
A drought in Bundelkhand, in which Chhatarpur falls, is beginning to take a toll on the poor villagers, who are losing their crops and livestock to water scarcity.
The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government has announced a special relief package of rupees ten billion for the drought-affected Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh to tackle the crisis. (ANI)
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A huge playground waits to be conquered. Four performers climb, crawl, swing and storm over it playing children, adults, teenagers, drunken students, single mums and ninja Granddads. Funny and physical, Playground Victories captures the highs and lows of our playground past, present and future from first snogs to pirate adventures.
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UNFPA Lebanon
Having made significant advances in terms of human development, Lebanon still faces persisting disparities in health and well-being. Almost all women receive care during pregnancy and delivery and maternal mortality has declined. Care after birth is more limited, however. UNFPA assistance began in 1993. Today, it helps close the remaining gaps in policies, data and regulations , and supports coordination for emergency preparedness. Support for health reform includes strengthening the quality of reproductive health care and reaching out to underserviced groups. UNFPA is also introducing tools to integrate gender equality considerations in public planning and spending choices.
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40 CFR 63.6670 - Who implements and enforces this subpart?
(a) This subpart is implemented and enforced by the U.S. EPA, or a delegated authority such as your State, local, or tribal agency. If the U.S. EPA Administrator has delegated authority to your State, local, or tribal agency, then that agency (as well as the U.S. EPA) has the authority to implement and enforce this subpart. You should contact your U.S. EPA Regional Office to find out whether this subpart is delegated to your State, local, or tribal agency.
(b) In delegating implementation and enforcement authority of this subpart to a State, local, or tribal agency under 40 CFR part 63, subpart E, the authorities contained in paragraph (c) of this section are retained by the Administrator of the U.S. EPA and are not transferred to the State, local, or tribal agency.
(c) The authorities that will not be delegated to State, local, or tribal agencies are:
(1) Approval of alternatives to the non-opacity emission limitations and operating limitations in § 63.6600 under § 63.6(g).
(2) Approval of major alternatives to test methods under § 63.7(e)(2)(ii) and (f) and as defined in § 63.90.
(3) Approval of major alternatives to monitoring under § 63.8(f) and as defined in § 63.90.
(4) Approval of major alternatives to recordkeeping and reporting under § 63.10(f) and as defined in § 63.90.
(5) Approval of a performance test which was conducted prior to the effective date of the rule, as specified in § 63.6610(b).


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Ravelympics Spinning and more
This is some of the mini mochi I got at Imagiknit today.
This is some of the mini mochi I got at Imagiknit today.
Is superbowl Sunday and I am getting in the mood to spin some funky yarn. This is my hand dyed yarn, just dry, I may card it in rolags and then spin it .
What you see in the first picture is the clever design that is on top of the foot. YOu can also see the nice seam illusion that it creates in the middle of the sole.
This was a very nice and quiet CHristmas lots of fiber fun and non fiber.
I just wanted to share a great swap that I am involved in oe of the groups from Ravelry. If you are a Galactica Fan you will enjoy this group and we can definitely use some more guys, lol! I think I am the only one there, and between the Cylons and the beautiful Capricas And Sharons, the place is lots of fun Thanks for stopping by.


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Carroll singing at Portman Road?
After months of being linked with his former boss Glenn Roeder`s club Norwich, it has emerged that East Anglian rivals Ipswich could be the main runners for our in and out of favour front man. A suggested bid of £1.5m could be on the cards as the gangling England Under 19 player looks to move on.


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Soldotna senior Christa Kennedy signed a letter of intent on Monday to play women's basketball for Western New Mexico University, a Division II school located in Silver City, N.M. Kennedy will be receiving an athletic scholarship and plans on majoring in sports medicine.
Kennedy started four years for the Stars in varsity basketball and earned a letter each year. She was named to the Northern Lights Conference first team in 2005 and 2007 and the second team in 2006. She was a co-captain her junior and senior years, was named the team most valuable player in 2005 and freshman of the year in 2004.
This past season, Kennedy helped lead the Stars to a second-place finish in the NLC tournament and a berth at state by averaging 9.6 points, 7.6 rebounds and 2.8 steals per game while shooting 37.6 percent from the field. She was 26.1 percent from 3-point land and 58.1 percent from the foul stripe.
Kennedy prepared for this season by playing for the Alaska Youth Basketball Association's Girls High School Select team in the summer of 2006 and in April 2007.
Kennedy also lettered for three years in volleyball. In 2004 and 2006, she was named to the NLC second team in the sport. This season, she helped the Stars to a second-place finish in the NLC tournament and her team's first state berth in nine years. Kennedy also has won two letters in soccer and is currently on the track and field team. She is a 2007 Wendy's High School Heisman nominee and was recently named the 2006-07 Outstanding Senior Athlete of the Year at SoHi.
Kennedy, who maintains a 3.2 grade-point average, will play for a Western New Mexico team that finished 8-16 last year in Brent Hansen's second year at the helm.
Nikiski's Herrin earns awards at UAF
Nikiski graduate Sarah Herrin earned the Most Improved Player award and shared the Most Inspirational Player award with fellow freshman Brittany Black for the University of Alaska Fairbanks women's basketball team. The awards ceremony for the team was in late April.
Herrin had 97 points and 69 rebounds for UAF, playing a bigger role on the team as she gained experience.
"She brings a lot to the program personalitywise and her hard work," UAF coach Lynne Andrew told the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. "I think that's just her teammates' way of rewarding her and letting her know how much they appreciate it."
At the team banquet, Nikiski graduate Karen Rabung also was honored as a departing senior.
UAF had a 10-17 record last season.
Ninilchik's Matson named All-American
Ninilchik graduate Amanda Matson was named a 2007 Daktronics-National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Women's Basketball All-American Scholar-Athlete. Student-athletes must be nominated by their head coach, be at least a junior and maintain a minimum of a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.
Matson, a junior, is a business major with a GPA of 3.56. She helped Eastern Oregon University to a 25-7 record last season, a conference championship and a trip to the NAIA national tournament.
"I am really proud of her," women's basketball head coach Anji Weissenfluh said in a released statement. "That was one of her goals and she worked hard to achieve this accomplishment."
Fellow Ninilchik graduate Whitney Leman, who also plays women's basketball for Eastern Oregon, made the Dean's List at the school.
Kenai's Craig to play for Peninsula College
Kenai Central's Damaris Craig will play basketball next year for Peninsula College in Port Angeles, Wash. Peninsula plays in the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges, where last season, under first-year coach Tiffany Darling, the Pirates finished with a winning record in the NWAACC and one spot out of a trip to the NWAACC tournament.
Craig joins a group of four Alaskans that are in Peninsula's recruiting class. Also included are Ayla Brown, a 5-foot-8 guard from Wasilla; Jamie Brown, a 5-8 guard transferring from the University of Alaska Anchorage; and Tina Knight, a 5-6 guard from Dimond High School in Anchorage.
Craig, at 6-0, adds some size to the class. Craig averaged 10 points per game, 7.5 rebounds per game and two blocks per game this season. She also carries a 3.4 GPA.
"She has great hands, can finish with her left or right hand with contact, rebounds well, and can shoot it from 10 to 12 feet," Darling said in a released statement. "Her potential is unlimited, I'm excited to see her grow and develop over the course of her two years in a Pirate uniform."
Krusen, Boyle make All-Academic Team
Kenai Central graduates Mary Krusen and Mick Boyle were named to the 2007 Great Northwest Athletic Conference All-Academic Team in early May for the University of Alaska Anchorage. The team recognizes student-athletes who have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.20 or higher, are in their second year of competition and qualified for the GNAC Track Championships.
Krusen, a senior majoring in nursing, carries a 3.48 GPA and made the team for the second time in her career. Boyle, a junior majoring in psychology, carries a 3.55 and was honored for the first time.
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I decided to change to double pointed needles and will try to do something next week as I am crocheting a Teddy Bear for an exchange and that has priority.
WEll I will keep youinformed as I attack the project, I may eventually breakdown and do the hat flat like the pattern calls for if I don't like it. ANyway, thanks for stopping by.
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DPN's are great - especially when you can change the number of needles you are using at will...IN some projects I swap off between two , then three, then four, then, five needles...
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I'd like to read your blog, but running Mozilla 1.2 on this 800X600 screen, I can't move the Archives block.Posted by KindlyRat at December 2, 2002 02:53 PM
Um. Why would you want to move it? I have it from a reliable source that the pages are legible in Mozilla 1.0 and NS 7.Posted by Linkmeister at December 2, 2002 04:57 PM
I'd like to add a couple of comments here. First, I run Opera 6.05 (and screen size of 1280x1024 --- big tube for old eyes! :) and it renders mostly fine. There is a small problem with the rendering of the CSS code for the calendar. The "Sat" column is outside the left navbar box. It might be a fontsize problem. (I haven't looked at the code.) I've also checked it with IE 6.0 and that works too.
My only criticism is that the links are rendered in a slightly different font from the regular text. I can still find the links, but they aren't well delineated.
It's only a quibble, not a big point.
I have noticed some strangeness in a couple of other blogs where the links don't in Opera. That is just weird. But this one works just fine. :)Posted by ruminator at December 3, 2002 01:30 PM
i have the same thing with the links -- i use NS7 or Moz on Linux, and i can barely make out what's a link. i'd suggest a different color, or an underline, or a different b/g color?Posted by kd at December 4, 2002 09:31 PM
Hmm. Ok, I'll see what I can do. This is the default as it came to me from Deb and Sara. Tks, guys.Posted by Linkmeister at December 4, 2002 09:40 PM