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Actor Explains Why He Downloads Unauthorized Content... Including Movies He's In
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The visibility argument certainly makes sense for my short-lived BBC show. I'm revamping my website right now and my web team asked me if I would like them to hunt down and put and end to the torrents and RapidShare links to The Peter Serafinowicz Show, which was recently released in the UK on DVD. I said no because the show is still relatively unknown and I'd like as many people to see it as possible. In fact, I've used the torrents myself when I haven't had a copy to hand.Another point he makes is that it's often the content providers own fault in making it so ridiculous difficult to legally get the content he wants to watch. He lives in the UK and is frustrated about TV shows getting to the UK much later, or other content that he can't legally reach at all from the UK. And sometimes, it makes no sense at all to him, so he just fires up BitTorrent instead:
Much of it is already up on YouTube. If people like it enough they'll want to buy, to own, the DVD, which has lots of great extra stuff, but the DVD isn't even sold in the USA. The freely available content serves as a calling card for me, and for the other cast members and writers, hopefully enabling us to produce more hilarious stuff for the world's discerning comedy fans.
I recently wanted to show my son Disney's classic Jungle Book and intended to get it on iTunes. Unfortunately, it is currently incarcerated within The Disney Vault. So I'm afraid I simply DL'ed a pixel-clear pirate copy which arrived in seconds. My moral justification for this? I once bought the VHS. It's your own vault, Disney!He also sees how annoying the legally purchased versions of things can be:
"Ownership" is starting to change its meaning. If you buy a movie from iTunes you "own" the right to watch it on certain devices within certain constraints. When you "own" a DVD, you have the right to watch it whenever and wherever you want. However: you must watch ten minutes of promos, trailers and anti-piracy threats. I'll take the download, please.Along those lines, he gets frustrated at ridiculous and unnecessary restrictions when he does by content -- restrictions that unauthorized copies don't have:
I own a physical copy of Anthony Lane's brilliant collection of New Yorker reviews, Nobody's Perfect. It's a heavy read (around 3 lbs.) and I wanted to get a copy for my iPad. I tracked down an ePub version of the book at the Barnes & Noble site, assuming, since iBooks also uses the format, that I could tranfer it to my iPad. Only the iPad doesn't read Adobe-encoded ebooks, not now at least. With the help of some sympathetic Twitter followers I then spent around ten futile hours installing Xcode and obscure Python scripts (not the funny ones) on two different computers in what seems to be the only method one can use to illegally decrypt Adobe ebooks. My moral justification for this? I've paid for the book twice.Finally, he also has run into the ridiculousness of the recording industry. Earlier this year, we noted how insanely short-sighted it was of EMI to prevent embedding of the band Ok Go's viral music videos. Serafinowicz came across the same issue on a video he made for EMI, which he solved by releasing it in an unauthorized manner:
I recently directed the music video for Hot Chip's "I Feel Better." Contractually, the video had to be hosted on EMI's official YouTube channel, which disabled non-UK users from viewing it, limiting its audience by around 80%. Frustrated, I put it up on my own YouTube channel with no region restrictions, and at time of writing is just shy of a million views. EMI then remotely disabled embedding on my version, thereby limiting its audience again. If you're in the business of promoting a band, why would you want to stop people watching their promotional video?It's basically the same story over and over and over again. People understand what's possible and what they can do with technology, and the industry keeps wanting to restrict what they can do, because the industry doesn't know how to deal with it. But that's never going to stop people. Once you understand what technology enables, why would you ever purposely limit yourself? The various content industries have so many chances to get this right, and every time they get it wrong -- to the point that even the folks who make their living from these industries are beginning to question the strategic aptitude of those in charge.


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New York, NY - The Yale men's tennis team began play in the Columbia Invitational yesterday. Sophomore Jeff Dawson and junior Rory Green won their first round singles matches. The doubles teams of Green and freshman Matt Schimmel and Dawson and sophomore Josh Lederman also earned victories in their respective matches.
Green and Schimmel defeated Farleigh Dickinson's Phillip Stephens and Pruitt Gross in the first round of doubles 8-2. Dawson and Lederman defeated Ilia Shatashvili and Magdy El-Mihdawi of Columbia 8-5.
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Major French Political Party Puts Repealing HADOPI/Three Strikes On Its Platform
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when I found out my Deb was fucking our electrician Jim, I offered to pay for a weekend at a Lawrenceburg, In casino for them if they made avideo God it was so hot watching Jim cum deep in Debbie's pussy...the more sperm the better for her..I hope to post it soon...later I convinced them I could get better camera angles if they'd let me be cameraman...I told Jim during that shoot she only let him cum inside her and only fellated me
I wish i was there so you suck my cock and i love cum inside you.
I wish we could fuck each other and i wish i could send the movie to my wife with us having sex. I know my wife doesn't give me sex so i have watch porn and jack off. Wish she could help me
trucker; love a woman that sucks and loves to have a fuace full of cumm
Click here to comment she looks like my 2nd wife with cum all over her face
This bring back some good times when i had sex with my friend wife. I use to go over to there place when he was the work at the local fire department. One night we was have a great time
wish she would suck my cock. I love watching her and wish this was me having you suck my cock and i would love put my cock into your pussy and cum inside you
'I would eat her asshole then cumin on her face'
she keep quiet when she has his cock in her mouth, nice cum shot on her face. great.
Great looking woman, and very horny. As long as i could fuck her i wouldnt care who was watching.
youtr a slutty hoe. fucking different men wtdgf is wtrong with u..why cnt u fuck me ? lol
Just fantastic a real turn on for a man alone for several years. Live long and prosper.
Hur dirty talk makes me wanna fuck my bouncy ball
she has a nice mouth
please fuck a black guy that would be so hot
Ugly skank
I wish she would let me come over and let me fuck you
Your buddy Greg should pump your pussy full of cum so you can give Greg a little Greg Junior. Your Husband would love it.
This lady is one great bullshiter, cause its the same guy every time LOL, but i like it.
Is this a true story?
My bf's friend is hung like a horse and fucks like one too.When he does my little ass,I get off 3-4 times,Then he shoots his big load in my ass,it overflows with his sticky goo,which tastes great.
nice tits, average face, talks too much, needs to do anal
Dieser geilen Ficksau wuerd ich dreimal am Tag die Fotze lecken und ihr danach ins Gesicht spritzen!!!
she said kyle instead of greg around the middleish
I wish my next door friend would come over and suck my cock and let me lick her pussy and we could be sex buddies
Mmmm I would love to bend her over and slide into that fucking pussy...
id love to clean her face up
She made me hard and cum I would love to have her suck.me
me encantaria estar 8 horas follandote
your so FUCKING sexy!!! and I want to pound your pussy
Very Pretty. Great body. Same cock every time. If this girl is horny enough to do porn, what keeps her from wanting other cocks?
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Honey, please come home. We're all worried about you!
wish you could come over and let me fuck you so i can get off and cum in your wet pussy. I would due anything you what
i wish she just shut up and moved a bit more
After the very nice fellatio scene, there could have been a scene the cow girl position where SHE put HIS erect penis into HER warm, wet, ready vagina. Too bad. Missed opportunity for erotic play.
she is making me so hard sitting naked wishing she was hear sucking my cock
would you suck my cock like this. I wish you would make me fill good
She is putting on weight she should hit the gym is she want to have a longer career.
wishI could have been there to watch & give her a passionate g'night KISS!
She is a big mouthed skank !
One night my fiance and I are in bed, she starts playing with my dick. Oncee she gets he horny she starts telling me abiout a mutual friend that is going campming for the four day weekend. I was scheduked to work, and she said she didn't want to sit home all weekend, so would I mind if she went with him. By then she had me so turned on I would have said yes to anything, and did say OK. Privately I was thinking maybe he woukd try and fuck her and those thoughts drove me over the edge. He is six foot six inches tall. I have heard the idea that tall guys have big dicks. When she goy home she confirmed my hope/fear, he dose have a bigg dick. After four days of letting him fuck her, she is hooked. We are married noe and she still fucks him when I am not around.
She fucks all over even when hubby is not there.. She got a divorce because she is a sex addict and husband could not stand her screwing anyone who has a big cock. He would come home to find her screwing a stranger and said it was for her website,, I understand that she needed to have an orgasm so often that she kept battery operated benwa balls in her twat all day so she could get off often,
i want to fuck this girl in the ass and give her some thing to scream about
She is so hot
Does she ever shut up!!
Nice concept, nice dirty talk, nice tits... But having said that, yes it's always the same guy as 6 million people have already mentioned, but she also looks like a half monged-up downs syndrome burns victim. Would be so much better with a pretty woman!
Oh for shits sake stay with the dick we need to jack off not here you talk so much
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She looks like Mickey Rourke
same guy
seriously hot as fuck, but everyone knows thats your hubs in every video....why role play? just let him fuck you hard and film it and post it.
fuck you all!!!!! cocksuckers
really she has amazing tits. would like to see her let one of her husbands friends come inside her too.
she is nice cock sucker
The guy actually made the girl W0RK. ..This is the first vid in YEARS I've seen the guy bust, HANDS FUCKING FREE. ..Fucking dipshits. A+. 10 *s.
Desirae is the hottest nastiest cocksucker on this site. I get hard the moment I hear her voice. I love it when a girl talks dirty while she fucks and sucks me. When I see cum on Desirae's face, I pop my wad.
Haha, funny all the comments about how this is the same guy in all her videos. Do you guys really care if its the same guy? You guys just want to see her get fucked and cummed on. To be honest, if she has a husband with a cock like that and a cumshot like that, she would be crazy to fuck anyone else. I love my bfs big cock and the way he cums on me. I dont think she would find anything better than that!
mmmmmmhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.....so sexy, so hot this women!!!! mmhhhh good milf!
Bullshit Girl! It's ALWAYS the SAME guy, why be such a liar? Just be honest and tell the truth that hubby doesn't want you to touch another cock PERIOD!
She is so hot girl next door
Jo annie...i like the way you talk... love to meet you!
whata dick..i would love to have that dick fuck my wife and my ass also..i would suck it dry each time and for ever
one of the best set of tits on the net
nice cunt! i 'd love to be begged by her husband to fuck her
my kinda lady
Great video where do I find a woman like that!
she should be fucking banned for her bullshit in saying its a different guy. its her hubby every time
Same out of shape pale guy in every video
this video sucks!
would love to marry this woman for real i want a wife who will fuck my friends too
she does have nicest lingerie compared to many of the other women. like to fuck her in her ass.
nice.. now swallow if you're so serious/
She's always sucking and fucking the same guy. is it her hubby?
Nice Face plastering with the hot semen.
We don't give a F.CK of she bangs one guy or an entire men legion! she is awsome!
I wish my bf's friends would shoot a load half that size.She got plastered with sperm.I loved it and wished it were me.
hmmmmm his cock looks good enough to eat..while im sucking his cock my husband said he would gladly fuck her...
what a wastse
That sure is a nice long weapon he's packin and by the looks of that cumshot he hasn't came in a long time.
haha lol I just went through her videos and it is the same guy in everyone! Too bad :(
if you say different guy then do it with a different guy, she looks great though, but why lie to us about being with so many different guys?
great video but it's a shame she claims that she is with so many different guys but you quickly find out that it's always the same guy
she's got a sexy ass and breasts she's really sexy
That IS your hubby and 18 year old student, and guy next door ect
u just ta a good lessn girly
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Lawyers / Law Firms: Background
The category of lawyers and law firms encompasses both trade organizations that promote legislation and members of prestigious firms -- including former lawmakers and high-ranking government staffers -- who are highly involved in various political processes. Members of this group of politically embedded law firms frequently show up in the Center for Responsive Politics' Revolving Door database.
Each cycle, contributions from this group favor Democrats by a significant margin. In the 2014 election cycle, the industry contributed over $120 million to federal political candidates and interests, 70 percent of which went to Democrats.
In the 2012 presidential election, lawyers and law firms were a large source of campaign donations for both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney -- Obama received around $27.7 million and Romney received nearly $14.4 million.
The top contributor is the American Association for Justice, a group of plaintiffs' attorneys formerly known as the Association of Trial Lawyers of America whose main political priority is fending off changes to tort law pushed by conservatives. Since the 1990 election cycle, the AAJ has donated around $48 million, just seven percent of which has gone to Republicans.
Lobbying by lawyers and law firms has generally declined in recent years; in 2011, the industry spent nearly $21 million on federal lobbying, while in 2014 it had dropped to around $11.2 million. Again the American Association for Justice tops the list with around $3.9 million spent lobbyng in 2014 -- although its spending has steadily decreased from a peak in 2005 of over $7.2 million. The American Bar Association in 2014 placed second made $900,000 in lobbying expenditures, placing it a distant second to the AAJ. Individual law firms and other lawyers' organizations, such as Simmons Hanly Conroy, come in behind the ABA.
In recent years, the top issues that the AAJ has lobbied on relate in one way or another to torts, especially the effort by Republicans to limit damage awards to people injured by medical negligence. (especially with regards to health care). Bills that they've made a priority have included the Medical Device Safety Act, the Arbitration Fairness Act and the Fairness in Nursing Home Arbitration Act. Others: the Help, Efficient, Accessible, Low-Cost, Timely Healthcare (HEALTH) Act, the School Access to Emergency Epinephrine Act and the Standard of Care Protection Act.
The HEALTH Act has been introduced in Congress numerous times since 2002, and even twice by two different Republican senators in 2011. The legislation would reduce healthcare liability claims shortening lawsuit filing times as well as limiting punitive damages and attorney contingency fees.
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Texas judge orders convicted drunk driver to public humiliation
A judge in Houston sentenced a convicted drunk driver to humiliation. The drunk driver killed another man when he crashed into his car. Now the whole city will know what happened.
In June of 2011, 20 year old Aaron Pennywell was killed when he was struck by 38-year-old Michael Giacona.
Saturday, Giacona will re-visit the scene, but not because he wants to.
Harris County Judge Mike Fields has ordered him to spend the next four Saturdays out there from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. while wearing a sign that says he killed Pennywell.
"Maybe we should try shaming people more often," said retired Travis County Judge Jon Wisser.
Retired Travis County Judge Jon Wisser says he's never done something this unique, but he's not against it.
"The law permits a judge to use any reasonable means of punishment," Wisser said. "The old days we had stocks put people in a public square. We put their arms and hands through things tried to shame them and humiliate them. This is a throw back to that. Maybe we ought to try and humiliate and shame defendants and maybe that will prevent them from doing that again."
Not everyone thinks wearing a sign is appropriate even if a death is involved.
"I think it's a little barbaric. I feel like I'm re-reading the Scarlett letter. I don't think it's fair," said Austinite Keana Culjak-Reif.
"There's no comfort, that can't be fixed. What can be fixed is what the judge is trying to do help other people from using their sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, fathers," said Austinite Glenn Gadbois.
Although this wasn't the victim's family's idea, according to the local Mothers Against Drunk Driving chapter they are pleased.
"The mother said she loved the idea because it makes this person, maybe it will help them think twice before they get behind the wheel because it's my understanding it was this man's second DWI," said John McNamee, MADD Southeast Texas Affiliate Executive Director.
Just in case Giacona forgets what he did during the week, Judge Mike Fields is also forcing him to keep a picture of the victim's wrecked car in his living room.
"Harris County leads the nation in drunk driving fatalities and if this brings more awareness to people in the community when they see a person wearing a placard, they realize the cost of drunk driving and gets them to change their behavior, then we would fully support that because something needs to change in Harris County," said McNamee.
According to the judge, a probation officer will be going out to the crash site to make sure Giacona is doing what he should. A probation officer will also be doing random home visits to look for the wrecked car picture.
Giacona also been sentenced to two years and must attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
Drunk Driver Sentenced to Humiliation
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A "lost" film produced from "top to bottom" by George Harrison, has been rediscovered and released on DVD by the British Film Institute. Little Malcolm was made in 1973, and starred John Hurt, David Warner, John McEnery, Raymond Platt and Rosalind Ayres. Based on the play Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs by David Halliwell, it was Harrison's first film as producer, and one that was thought long lost, as director by Stuart Cooper explained in an interview with the Guardian:
"George never said this to me," says Cooper, "but I definitely got the feeling that Little Malcolm may have been the first and last time George ever went to a play. But he was a big, big fan of it and also a big fan of [its star] Johnny Hurt, so he was in our corner already. Also, at the time, the other Beatles all had a film gig, John had done Imagine, Paul, I guess, directed Magical Mystery Tour, and Ringo was in Candy and The Magic Christian. So the only one without a film gig was George. He financed Malcolm through a company called Suba Films, which existed solely to receive profits from the animated Yellow Submarine. It was financed entirely by Yellow Submarine! It wasn't a big budget, somewhere around a million, million and a half pounds – not expensive. He financed it top to bottom. He stepped up, wrote the cheque, and we made the movie."
Little Malcolm is the story of Malcolm Scrawdyke (Hurt), a delusional Hitlerite revolutionary, who plots his revenge after his expulsion form college, by forming the Party of Dynamic Erection, with fellow slackers, Wick (McEnery), Irwin (Platt) and Nipple (Warner). Malcolm's battle is against an unseen enemy, and the film is a mix of Young Adolf meets Baader-Meinhof via Billy Liar.
Halliwell wrote Little Malcolm in 1965, it was his first and most successful play. Directed by Mike Leigh, the role of Malcolm was originally played by Halliwell, who explained his thoughts behind the drama at the time:
"The Nazis made a big impression on people of my age, they almost destroyed Europe. But as well as being pretty threatening they were also seen as a laughing stock even during the war."
The play's director, Mike Leigh had a different view of Halliwell and the production, as he wrote for Halliwell's obituary in 2006:
David Halliwell was a loner. He lived alone and, typically, it seems he died alone. Indeed, his eponymous loner, Little Malcolm Scrawdyke, was in many ways a self-portrait, although David always denied this. Having met at Rada and become close friends, he and I founded Dramagraph with Philip Martin in 1965, and I directed and designed our original production of Little Malcolm at Unity Theatre. David played Scrawdyke. He was impossible to direct, resisted cuts, and the production was famously overlong and unwieldy. But it was and remains a magnificent piece of writing, and it is truly tragic that this quite brilliant and original dramatist procrastinated for the remaining 40 years of his life.
Halliwell didn't really procrastinate, he was a prolific writer, who, as Michael Billington also pointed out:
...pioneered the idea of lunchtime theatre and multi-viewpoint drama and left his mark on several close collaborators, including Mike Leigh.
Unfortunately, through his determination to do things his way, Halliwell never fully developed his ideas, and as Billington noted, "Halliwell suffered the fate of the pioneer whose ideas are refined and improved by later practitioners".
Originally Little Malcolm ran for 6 hours, but after subbing by Leigh, it transferred to London's West End, where John Hurt took over the title role - it was a career defining performance - one of many in Hurt's case - and after a short run, moved to Dublin and New York. The play won Halliwell a Most Promising Newcomer Award, and also attracted Harrison's interest, enough for the Beatle to bank roll the movie. But once made, the film was caught up in The Beatles' acrimonious split, as Cooper explained:
"In the end, we got hung up by the Beatles' breakup, when all of the Apple and Beatles assets went into the official receiver's hands. So Little Malcolm just basically sat there for a couple of years. Whatever heat and buzz we generated was all lost. It didn't diminish the movie but it stopped the momentum. George had to fight to get it back.
"Berlin was the first airing we managed, but it won best direction and the response was incredible. We got great reviews from Alexander Walker and Margaret Hinxman, but by then it really didn't have any legs. It was a film that got lost, and I had to put it on a shelf and say to myself, well, there might be a day for that one day – and here we are now, after so many years."
In 1974, Little Malcolm won the Silver Bear at Berlin Film festival. It was Cooper's first, he won a second in 1975 with Overlord before directing Hurt, Warner and Donald Sutherland in the film version of Derek Marlowe's The Disappearance in 1977.
Harrison was certainly an innovator as Little Malcolm and his later movies Monty Python's Life of Brian, and The Long Good Friday proved. Now, nearly forty years after its first screening, Harrison's "lost" first film as producer is available at last.


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Bonner Bridge needs immediate repairs, NCDOT says
Bonner Bridge needs immediate repairs, NCDOT says
Inspections of the Bonner Bridge show the only road link to the Hatteras Island portion of the Outer Banks needs immediate repairs.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation did the inspections Friday and Saturday and found the waters in the inlet have scoured out sand around the base of supports at the southern end of the bridge which carries NC Highway 12 to the barrier island.
The DOT is trying to get a contractor to begin the work as soon as possible. Engineers say the bridge is still safe for travel, but will be closely monitored and could be closed if safety becomes an issue.
Officials say they are ready to provide emergency ferry service if the bridge must be closed.


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Seven Stories is the only place in the UK which is actively collecting original artwork by British writers and illustrators for children. Generous donations of work have been received from many leading figures in the world of children's literature.
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Team Hits Jackpot in National Business Plan Competitionsby GDN Shared Post June 5, 2009
Even in a downturned economy, four students in the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas have turned an idea for a test using a woman's tears for breast cancer into more than $85,000. Mentored by management professor Carol Reeves, the team found success this spring in five major business plan competitions. On May 27, the Tears of Life team took first place and $25,000 in the graduate business plan competition at the 2009 Donald W. Reynolds Tri-State Cup, held in Las Vegas, Nev. Team members include three students pursuing a managerial M.B.A. — Jared Greer, Bessie Williams and Chris Elizer — and an honors undergraduate student, Jordan Greer.
In addition, Williams won $1,000 for the team in the graduate elevator pitch, in which she was given 60 seconds to convince judges that the business was worthy of a follow-up meeting.
Winners from state Donald W. Reynolds competitions in Oklahoma and Nevada also participated in the Las Vegas competition. A team from John Brown University of Siloam Springs, Ark., took first place in the undergraduate division.
Walton College Dean Dan Worrell said, "Carol Reeves did a phenomenal job this spring helping the Tears of Life team not only win the Reynolds Tri-State competition, but also the other national competitions. In addition, she mentored four other winning teams this spring. The Walton College aims to teach students how to connect scholarship with practice, and we are thrilled when our students succeed in doing just that."
The students' company, Tears for Life LLC, is a medical diagnostic equipment company that is licensing technology from the University of Arkansas for Medical Science. Their screening tests for proteins found in tears to detect breast cancer. UAMS Bio Ventures — as well as more than 15 business people — advised the team on its plan.
Reeves said, "I have been working with the team since August. I've seen them grow, develop and take a potentially life-saving idea and convince potential investors that it's worth investing in. It has been a learning experience for me as well, and I am "beyond thrilled" at their successes." Reeves is also holder of the Cecil and Gwendolyn Cupp Applied Professorship in Entrepreneurship.
Jared Greer said, "It has been a real honor for us to represent the University of Arkansas on the national stage for the past three months. We owe a lot of our success to Dr. Reeves. She took four students who had a 'strong entrepreneurial fire in their bellies,' but knew very little about the actual process of starting a business, and she turned us into an experienced group that feels prepared to face any challenges associated with starting a business in today's economic climate."
Williams said, "We could not have gone this far without Dr. Reeves. We are incredibly grateful for her guidance. The whole experience — from the classroom to actually building a business from the ground up to the competitions — has been hard work, but worth every late night."
Each member of the team works full time in addition to going to school. They began Reeves' New Venture Development class in August 2008. Since that time, they worked on the Tears for Life plan almost every night after work and on weekends. In the spring, they traveled to seven different business plan competitions — each ranging from two days to four days in length.
Jordan Greer said, "These competitions provide a platform to take what we learned in class and apply it to a real world business setting. Oh, yeah, we got to raise thousands of dollars, travel the United States, and put our business on the fast track for success too."
Jared Greer said, "In addition to being able to leverage the knowledge and experience of Dr. Reeves, she put us in contact with some of Arkansas' most successful entrepreneurs — many of them University of Arkansas graduates — who provided invaluable feedback that we would have never had access to if not for her. We had the opportunity to compete with and win against some of the most well respected schools in the world — Harvard, MIT, Brown, Cornell, University of Michigan, University of Oregon, and the University of California-Berkeley."
The Las Vegas win represents the fifth major business plan competition win for the team this spring: the Tri-State Reynolds Cup; first runner-up and $5,000 and first place for best presentation in the Superbowl of business plan competitions, the Global Moot Corp Competition at the University of Texas; first place and $10,000 and second place in trade show at University of Cincinnati Spirit of Enterprise MBA Business Plan Competition; first place and $20,000 at Tulane University Business Plan Competition; and first place graduate, $20,000 and $5,000 innovation award at the 2009 Arkansas Reynolds Governor's Cup.
Williams said, "Some of my fondest memories in this whole experience includes beating teams from around the world at Moot Corp and hearing Dr. Reeves' reaction on the phone when we called to tell her we took first place at Cincinnati."
Other 2009 Walton College teams' business plan competition successes:
• Ground Up Biosolutions took first place in the Wal-Mart Better Living Business Plan Competition in April; was a semifinalist in the Carnegie-Mellon University McGinnis Venture Competition; and came in second place in the lightning round and in the trade show competition at the University of Oregon New Venture Championship. The business minimizes the pollution of watersheds and creates a low-cost, environmentally friendly fertilizer from farms' and municipalities' byproducts. The team included managerial M.B.A. students Brandon Barr, Joshua McCullough, Keith Solsvig, and a student pursuing a doctoral degree in poultry science and a master's degree in agribusiness, Cesar Coto.
• Elevate Medical took first place in the University of Nebraska New Ventures World Business Plan Competition in March and second place at the Colorado State University College of Business Venture Adventure in April. The business manufactures a wheelchair that converts to a stretcher, alleviating much of the pain and risk that nursing staff members endure in lifting patients. The team includes Jacob McConnell and Joe Willmann, honors undergraduate accounting and finance students, and Chris Nelson, a biological engineering undergraduate student.
• Silicon Solar Solutions tied for third place at the University of San Francisco International Business Plan Competition and took first place in Challenge Round, Flight 6 and fourth place in the elevator pitch at the Rice University Business Plan Competition. The R&D company developed a novel technology that dramatically improves the conversion efficiencies of solar panels by 15 percent. The team included Adam Perkins and Ben Allen, managerial M.B.A. students, and Douglas Wooten, a microelectronics-photonics doctoral student.
• RFIdeas was a semifinalist at the Carnegie-Mellon University McGinnis Venture Competition. The company provides real-time location systems to hospitals with UtilizID, which uses passive radio frequency identification to track mobile hospital equipment. The team included Sam Jagannathan, an M.B.A. student; Michael Pyle, a managerial M.B.A. student; and Nabil Lehlou, a doctoral student in industrial engineering.


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Background: 3 small terrier mixes. 2 are 6 months, other is about a year. Generally well behaved. Well, as well behaved as terriers can be.
Socialization: All have taken positive training "puppy kindergarten" course. Regularly go to supervised doggy daycare. They go everywhere with us and are taken for walks in every type of situation - off leash in country, in busy city sidewalks, on trails. We see bikers, and joggers, and skateboarders, strollers, noisy trucks, men with hoodies and glasses and umbrellas...
Problem: When we go for walks with 3 dogs and my friend who also has 2 dogs..they go absolutely berserk when we meet other dogs. Lunging and high pitched barking - absolutely crazy. When I see someone coming with a dog, I pull off to the side of the trail, get them to sit and treat them like crazy until the dog has passed. My timing has to be absolutely perfect for this to work. If they get into the "frenzy" they are NOT interested in treats.
I thought at first the older dog was the problem, but when the puppies were out of commission due to their spay/neuter I walked her by herself and didn't have any problems. So I have narrowed it down to the young female.
She tends to be a fear barker. She barks at the vacuum, the broom and the mop. She barks at leaves. I have discovered that if I can get to her first -I can often prevent a total barking frenzy.
Ideally I would walk her alone, but I hate to leave other dogs home in crates and just walk her.
I just don't understand why my dogs go crazy like that. It is not like they have never been around strange dogs before. Is it "peer pressure"? A pack mentality? There have been other occasions, like the other week when 2 Griffon Pointers saw us walking by and broke their electronic fence to come and see us. After a couple of barks the trio was completely fine with meeting them.
So does anyone have any advice?
On another note, i am completely flabbergasted by the number of people that want to stop and chat or let their dog meet my Mini Cerberus when it is in its full bore crazy mode. We are considering having Tshirts made that say "Dogs in Training - Keep on Walking!!".
I have the very same issues with my two terriers. I know they feed of each other, cause I didn't have this with my first one till the second one came around. They socialize very well in a group but on the leash.......forget it. I call it the big dog syndrome in the little dog package. I too will take some tips.
I think it would be best to try and take her on walks alone so you can focus on modifying her behavior, so you arent having to deal with there pups going crazy at another. Im sure others will come by soon and give you some better tips.
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I too think it would be good to walk with her alone so you can focus on working with her on that. Also, I have read that with multiple dog households you should still spend one on one time with each dog. With one on one leash time with each of them you can remind/teach them what is appropriate behaviour when you meet oncoming dogs. Good luck!
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FOX and Eventful are giving fans in three winning cities that "Demand it!" the most an advance screening of FOX's new mystery-adventure drama series "Sleepy Hollow." FOX is putting the power in the hands of the fans to "Demand it!" and win an exclusive free screening of "Sleepy Hollow" anywhere in the country before it premieresMonday, Sept. 16 (9 p.m.), on FOX.
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The Missouri House has passed a bill that would allow school districts to hire police resource officers.
Sponsoring Republican Rep. Sheila Solon, of Blue Springs, says the measure is part of efforts to keep schools safer after the Connecticut elementary school shooting that killed 20 children.
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Amber Milliron of Yorkville Opens Mock Trial season at Quincy University
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The Lewis University Mock Trial team opened its season in the Riverboat Classic hosted by Quincy University. A young team of first year members, headed by veteran members Natosha Burton and Ron Jovi Ramirez tied for fifth place.
Lewis lost to North Central College in the final round, matching unbeaten teams. Burton won two individual awards. She earned a perfect score for Outstanding Attorney Award in addition to winning an Outstanding Witness Award. Two other team members, Audrey Donovan and Amber Milliron each missed an award by one point.
Other Lewis University Mock Trial team members competing at the event included Cedelle Kuper-Escobedo, Brianna Diaz and Kathleen Skinner.
Amber Milliron is a freshman studying Business Administration at Lewis University.
Coaches for the Lewis Mock Trial team include Dr. Houlihan, head coach; and Lewis alumni William Rock of Block Klukas & Manzella law firm in Joliet as attorney coach, John Senese of the Peter Francis Geraci Law Offices in Chicago as lead team coach; and graduate student Brandi Sanders as witness coach. Attorney Coach Paul Namie is coaching the team this year as well.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Dec. 4, 2009) - After months of rigorous training and practice, the ETSU men's and women's track and field team is set to hit the road and begin its 2009-10 season, when the Buccaneers compete at the Appalachian Invitational on Saturday afternoon inside the Holmes Center.
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ETSU is sending 43 athletes to Boone on Saturday, with 20 of them making their Buccaneer debut.
Scheduled to make the trip are Ben Ronoh (Sotik, Kenya) - the A-Sun's Most Outstanding Track Performer, two-time A-Sun Cross Country Runner of the Year Kenneth Rotich (Nairobi, Kenya), 60m A-Sun champion Duronal Monal (Belle Glade, Fla.), and reigning heptathlon conference champion Nic Chernikow (Seymour, Tenn.).
Chernikow is expected to compete in the pole vault and 55m hurdles, while Monal will showcase his speed in the 55m dash. Ronoh is slated to run the 800m and mile, and Rotich will join Ronoh in the mile and run the 3000m.
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Saturday marks the first of six road meets ETSU will appear in during the indoor season, as the Bucs are scheduled to make trips to
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My translation
Here lies the woman Leah daughter of the honored Yehoshua
Died Bashem Tov 28 Elul 5730
May her soul be bound up in the bond of eternal life
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B'shem tov is correct, died with a "good name"ReplyDelete
The rest is correct.
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Is the father's name Yeshayahu? See:ReplyDelete
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"here is buriedReplyDelete
the woman leah daughter of mr yeshayahu who died
with a good reputation 28 elul 5730
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CAMBRDIGE, Mass. – Great defense combined with an impressive 15 saves by junior goalkeeper Sam Cannon (Scarsdale, N.Y.) led the MIT men's soccer team to a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Tufts University on Wednesday evening. The defensive-minded Jumbos came into the game having allowed just five goals all season, shutting out seven competitors. Tech is now 8-3-1 for the season, while Tufts dipped to 5-4-1.
Tufts took possession of the ball early on in the first half and maintained control for most of the period. A corner kick by Monil Patel less than 20 minutes in almost resulted in the first goal of the game when the ball was headed directly at the crossbar, bouncing out of play before any more damage could be done. Two minutes later, another Tufts' shot hit the crossbar, indicating the pace at which this game was bound to move. The ball spent the majority of the first period in MIT territory but the Engineers' defense always cleared the ball before it got too close to the net.
With 17 minutes left on the clock, a strong shot kicked by senior Matthew Monheit (Abington, Pa.) just grazed over the crossbar. Junior Chester Chambers (Columbia, Md.) and sophomore Sean Bingham (Garden City, N.Y.) put together a great play a few minutes later, with Chambers feeding the ball directly to Bingham inside the box but it was just over Bingham's head and the ball rolled out of bounds. With his 12 goals so far this season, Bingham is ranked sixth in the country for Division III.
With just over 10 minutes left in the half, Monheit received a clean pass from Chambers, cut down the near side and shot to the far post, scoring his fourth goal of the season and giving MIT a 1-0 lead. With four minutes remaining, Cannon had a great save, pushing the ball just wide of the net to preserve Tech's lead.
MIT returned to the field for the second half aggressive as ever; sophomore Austin Freel (San Diego, Calif.) took a shot that went just wide of the far post a minute into the period. About five minutes in, Tufts had a string of opportunities to score the equalizer. Max Hoppenot headed the ball point blank at the net, which was pushed out by a diving Cannon. Four minutes later, Cannon made an amazing save when he pushed the ball fired by Kyle Volpe out of the net with just his fingers and made another diving save seconds later.
Many times throughout the game, Tufts were able to break deep into MIT territory, taking numerous shots from inside the box but with the help of senior Andrew Fijan (West Chester, Pa.) and junior Jason Adler (Scarsdale, N.Y.), who made multiple blocks each throughout the game, most shots were turned away before they reached Cannon. With Tufts unable to find the break that it needed, the game ended with an MIT victory.
The Jumbos outshot the Engineers, 32-18, with Cannon having to make 15 saves compared to Nick Moesers' seven. Freel led Tech with his seven shots, three of which had to be saved.
MIT will host Clark University in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) game on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 1:00 p.m.


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Fearmongering About Cyberwar And Cybersecurity Is Working: American Public Very, Very Afraid
from the for-no-clear-reason dept
But it's all working. And, by working, I mean scaring the public unnecessarily. As reported by Wired, a new survey from Unisys finds that Americans are more worried about cybersecurity threats than terrorism, and they seem pretty worried about those threats. When asked about which security issues were the highest priority, survey respondents noted:
- Protecting government computer systems against hackers and criminals (74 percent)
- Protecting our electric power grid, water utilities and transportation systems against computer or terrorist attacks (73 percent)
- Homeland security issues such as terrorism (68 percent)


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BP (NYSE:BP) pleaded guilty on Thursday to criminal charges related to its Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill in 2010 that killed 11 workers and spewed millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.
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The company also said it would pay an extra $4.5 billion over the next six years, which is on top of the tens of billions of dollars it has already paid for the U.S.'s worst-ever offshore oil spill.
The fine marks the largest corporate criminal penalty ever assigned by the DOJ, topping the $1.2 billion fine imposed on drug giant Pfizer (NYSE:PFE) in 2009.
The British oil giant pleaded guilty to 11 felony county of misconduct or neglect related to the deaths of 11 rig workers, one misdemeanor under the Clean Water Act, another misdemeanor under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and a felony count of obstruction of Congress for lying about how much oil was actually spilling from the Macondo Well.
The settlement, which protects BP from further federal criminal charges related to the April 2010 disaster, is subject to U.S. federal court approval.
"All of us at BP deeply regret the tragic loss of life caused by the Deepwater Horizon accident as well as the impact of the spill on the Gulf coast region," BP CEO Bob Dudley said in a statement. "We apologize for our role in the accident, and as today's resolution with the U.S. government further reflects, we have accepted responsibility for our actions."
The British oil giant had been trying to prepare for the losses associated with the disaster by shedding unprofitable assets over the last 30 months and spinning off other businesses while looking to expand into new oil-rich areas like the Arctic.
At the same time, BP had been working with a federal task force assigned with conducting interviews and sorting through documents related to the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history. It was also working with the Department of Justice and Securities & Exchange Commission in an effort to reach a resolution related to the spill that killed costal wildlife and drenched beaches with oil.
The Macondo is estimated to have spewed some 206 million gallons of crude oil during the months that BP failed to cap it, which washed up along the Gulf Coast shores of states like Louisiana and Florida and killed birds and sea animals.
Deepwater Horizon became the worst U.S. oil spill, surpassing the Exxon Valdez spill off the coast of Alaska in 1989. Exxon (NYSE:XOM) ultimately paid the U.S. government $1 billion.


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Connect Rx to Tx, Tx to Rx, Gnd to Gnd.
Quote from: CrossRoads on Jul 23, 2013, 06:02 pmConnect Rx to Tx, Tx to Rx, Gnd to Gnd.yes but will it have any problems in the future i mean for 2 different arduinos ?
I imagine there was some "tongue in cheek" in the last response


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Once again, it's been a little while since my last post, and once again, my excuse is partly that I've been too busy writing code.
I've just uploaded a new release, HaskellForMaths 0.3.4, which contains the following new modules:
Math.Core.Utils - this is a collection of utility functions used throughout the rest of the library. I've belatedly decided that it's better to put them all in one place rather than scattered here and there throughout other modules.
Math.Core.Field - this provides new, more efficient implementations of several finite fields. There already were implementations of these finite fields, in the Math.Algebra.Field.Base and ...Extension modules, as discussed here and here. However, that code was written to make the maths clear, rather than for speed. This new module is about speed. For the prime power fields in particular (eg F4, F8, F9), these implementations are significantly faster.
Math.Combinatorics.Matroid - Matroids are a kind of combinatorial abstraction of the concept of linear independence. They're something that I heard about years ago - both of my favourite combinatorics books have brief introductions - but I never bothered to follow up. Well anyway, so something finally piqued my curiosity, and I got Oxley's Matroid Theory. It turned out to be really interesting stuff, and this module is pretty much a translation of a large part of that book into Haskell code, written as I taught myself all about matroids.
Math.CommutativeAlgebra.Polynomial - Although I hadn't yet got around to discussing them in the blog, HaskellForMaths has always had modules for working with multivariate polynomials, namely Math.Algebra.Commutative.Monomial and ...MPoly. However, these were some of the earliest code I wrote, before my more recent free vector space and algebra code. So I saw an opportunity to simplify and improve this code, by building it on top of the free vector space code. Also, I'm trying to rationalise the module naming convention in HaskellForMaths, to more closely follow the categories used in arxiv.org or mathoverflow.net . In the long run, I expect this module to supercede the older modules.
Math.CommutativeAlgebra.GroebnerBasis - Again, there was already code for Groebner bases in Math.Algebra.Commutative.GBasis. This is pretty much the same code, ported to the new polynomial implementation, but I've also begun to build on this, with code to find the sum, product, intersection, and quotient of ideals.
So the matroid code was just new code that I wrote while teaching myself some new maths. But most of the other code comes from an ambition to organise and simplify the HaskellForMaths library. I've also been trying to improve the documentation.
My ultimate ambition is to get more people using the library. To do that, the structure of the library needs to be clearer, the documentation needs to be better, and I need to explain how to use it. So I thought I'd start by explaining how to use the new commutative algebra modules.
(So this is a bit of a digression from the series on quantum algebra that I've been doing the last few months. However, in terms of the cumulative nature of maths, it's probably better to do this first.)
Okay, so suppose we want to do some polynomial arithmetic. Well, first we need to create some variables to work with. How do we do that?
First, decide on a monomial ordering - that is, we need to decide in what order monomials are to be listed within a polynomial. For the moment, let's use "graded lexicographic" or Glex order. This says that you should put monomials of higher degree before those of lower degree (eg y^3 before x^2), and if two monomials have the same degree, you should use lexicographic (dictionary) order (eg xyz before y^3).
Next, decide on a field to work over. Most often, we'll want to work over Q, the rationals.
Then, our variables themselves can be of any Haskell type - but there are usually only two sensible choices:
The easiest way is to use String as the type for our variables.
Then we could make some variables like this:
> :l Math.CommutativeAlgebra.Polynomial
> let [x,y,z] = map glexvar ["x","y","z"]
And then we can do polynomial arithmetic:
> (x+y+z)^3
If we want to use any other field besides Q, then we will have to use a type annotation to tell the compiler which field we're working over:
> let [x,y,z] = map var ["x","y","z"] :: [GlexPoly F3 String]
> (x+y+z)^3
The alternative to using String for our variables is to define our own type. For example
data Var = X | Y | Z | W deriving (Eq,Ord)
instance Show Var where
show X = "x"
show Y = "y"
show Z = "z"
show W = "w"
[x,y,z,w] = map glexvar [X,Y,Z,W]
So there you have it - now you can do polynomial arithmetic in Haskell.
So how does it work?
Well, fundamentally, k-polynomials are a free k-vector space on the basis of monomials. So we define a type to implement monomials:
data MonImpl v = M Int [(v,Int)] deriving (Eq)
-- The initial Int is the degree of the monomial. Storing it speeds up equality tests and comparisons
instance Show v => Show (MonImpl v) where
show (M _ []) = "1"
show (M _ xis) = concatMap (\(x,i) -> if i==1 then showVar x else showVar x ++ "^" ++ show i) xis
where showVar x = filter ( /= '"' ) (show x) -- in case v == String
Notice that our monomial implementation is polymorphic in v, the type of the variables.
Next, monomials form a monoid, so we make them an instance of Mon (the HaskellForMaths class for monoids):
instance (Ord v) => Mon (MonImpl v) where
munit = M 0 []
mmult (M si xis) (M sj yjs) = M (si+sj) $ addmerge xis yjs
In principle, all we need to do now is define an Ord instance, and then an Algebra instance, using the monoid algebra construction.
However, for reasons that will become clear in future postings, we want to be able to work with various different orderings on monomials, such as Lex, Glex, or Grevlex. So we provide various newtype wrappers around this basic monomial implementation. Here's the code for the Glex ordering that we used above:
newtype Glex v = Glex (MonImpl v) deriving (Eq, Mon) -- GeneralizedNewtypeDeriving
instance Show v => Show (Glex v) where
show (Glex m) = show m
instance Ord v => Ord (Glex v) where
compare (Glex (M si xis)) (Glex (M sj yjs)) =
compare (-si, [(x,-i) | (x,i) <- xis]) (-sj, [(y,-j) | (y,j) <- yjs])
type GlexPoly k v = Vect k (Glex v)
glexvar :: v -> GlexPoly Q v
glexvar v = return $ Glex $ M 1 [(v,1)]
instance (Num k, Ord v, Show v) => Algebra k (Glex v) where
unit x = x *> return munit
mult xy = nf $ fmap (\(a,b) -> a `mmult` b) xy
We also have similar newtypes for Lex and Grevlex orderings, which I'll discuss another time.
And that's pretty much it. Now that we have an instance of Algebra k (Glex v), we get a Num instance for free, so we get +, -, *, and fromInteger. That means we can enter expressions like the following:
> (2*x^2-y*z)^2
Note that division is not supported: you can't write x/y, for example. However, as a convenience, I have defined a partial instance of Fractional, which does let you divide by scalars. That means that it's okay to write x/2, for example.
Next time, some more things you can do with commutative algebra.


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My 10-year-old son, Blake, is pretty much a casual wakeboarder. He doesn't compete, he doesn't eat, sleep and breathe wakeboarding and he can't jump wake-to-wake because he's never wanted to try. He pretty much just cruises behind the boat with the occasional wake crossing and small jump thrown in for good measure. He has a good time, but has never really had a desire to push himself to get better. Usually he prefers a ride on the tube over a ride on the wakeboard.When a friend told me that he was sending his son to Mike Schwenne's West Coast Camps for a week, I thought it might be just what Blake needed to spark his interest in wakeboarding and have a great time hanging out with kids his age in a camp setting. In addition to his apparent lack of interest in pushing his wake game, Blake has never been away from the family for more than a night or two, so I didn't even think he would interested in my idea. I found that I was wrong after he spent about 15 minutes at WestCoastCamps.com going through all the fun stuff featured at the camp. He wanted in!So in the middle of June we made the trip up to Lake McClure and dropped the kids off for a week of independence and training at the hands of one of my favorite riders, Mike Schwenne, and his crew of coaches, affectionately nicknamed Stache, Lyman (looks just like Keith Lyman), BG and B-Rad. Lindsey and Monica rounded out the camp crew and guest coach Melissa Marquardt was the cherry on top of the wakeboard camp sundae!There were about 15 kids there for the week and they all were assigned or earned nicknames. Blake was the second Blake on board and the first Blake already had the nickname of B1, so Blake became B2. Other names included Con Man, Orca, Sherminater, Flipper, Whip, Gabba Gabba, Sofa, Dr. Phil, Joe Dirt and a few more. They all gathered in a protected cove aboard three houseboats that were connected to create a giant floating summer camp. The addition of three brand new MB wakeboard boats and plenty of gear from Hyperlite made sure that the kids were never waiting long for their next ride.With all the stuff to do at the camp that isn't wakeboarding (fishing, games, the blob, sponge tag, trampoline, stand up paddle boarding, video games, etc.), I was worried that Blake would be distracted and not take the opportunity to really work on his wakeboarding. However, the kids each hit the water at least three times a day with coaches using West Coast Camps' unique teaching techniques to help the kids learn everything from wake jumps to spins to inverts. The camp recently added a flat rail to the mix as well, so there were certainly a lot of options for the kids.One of Blake's favorite activities of the week was the Monday Night Show where the instructors show off their skills behind the boat. As you can see from the photos at the end of the photo gallery and the video of Melissa below, the coaches can all throw down and practice what they preach. Blake especially liked Mike's "huge Raley."All the coaches had great techniques for teaching the kids tricks such as slowing down the boat, shortening the line and having them do progressive drills that lead to the desired goal. The kids were able to earn "patches" for each milestone they reached so that they would have something to take home with them documenting their progress. Blake made amazing strides earning his wake-to-wake jump patch (both heelside and toeside), his rail patch (rode the rail to the end and landed), his spin patch (all four surface 180's) and his grab patch (six grabs – indy, melan, stalefish, mute, nose, tail – as Mike says, "The only grabs you need to know."). They also have other patches like an invert patch that he was not able to pick up, but it does give him a goal for next year.Off the water highlights for Blake included the Blob, a brand new giant air bag that was used to launch students in their air before they came crashing back down to the water. As you can see, the smaller the student, the bigger the air. Since Blake was the youngest one there, he got some pretty decent launches. He also had a great time watching B-Rad hit the rail and it gave him the courage to try it himself. Sponge tag was another favorite. Nothing like hitting your fellow students with something wet and heavy! Finally, Blake and Whip managed to haul in a small bass and he seemed to really enjoy that.I was lucky enough to come up and spend the last night at the camp with the kids. I got to watch them wakeboard, play games, arm wrestle, get blobbed, bounce on the trampoline and generally have a non-stop great time. I got to sleep under the stars on the top of the houseboat and enjoy two incredible meals, including an ice cream dessert bar that made me feel like I was at a Cold Stone Creamery. Blake also mentioned that they had another special dessert earlier in the week for Joe Dirt's birthday.I was most impressed by the enthusiasm and engagement of the staff. On Thursday night the coaches were up playing games (mafia, ninja, mind reading, wrestling, etc.) with the kids until about 10:30, and I'm pretty sure the coaches were having just as much fun as the kids. Not only that, but once the kids go to bed these guys stay up to discuss the progress of the students and get ready for the next day's activities. This was after a full day of coaching and leading these kids through activities. The energy level of the staff was absolutely amazing. It takes a special kind of personality to maintain that level of enthusiasm for such a demanding job and these guys all seemed to have it!After a morning ride on the last day, everybody sat in the main houseboat while the coaches handed out patches and talked about their favorite memories of the week. Each coach had a favorite memory for each student as this "family" sat around laughing about the good times from the week. I was there for less than 24 hours, but I couldn't help but being moved by the closeness of everybody there. I felt like I really missed out on a lot for those first four days, but I really enjoyed listening to everyone relive it. Monica finally had to cut the party short so that we could load everyone up and motor back to the dock where anxious parents were waiting to pick up their kids.All the staff and a bunch of the students met up at The Lumberyard for burgers before B2, Whip and I began our eight-hour drive back to So Cal. We made a quick stop at a fireworks stand to blow some cash before we settled in for the long stretch down the 99. Before Blake fell asleep in the back of the car, I asked if he had had a good time. He replied, "It was the best week of my life." He's asked that all his birthday and Christmas presents go toward paying for next year's trip and he can't wait to show off his new skills to his two big sisters!
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