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This is No. 4 in our series of the top ten local stories of 2012.
At a time when he had planned to enjoy retirement, former Okaloosa County Commissioner James Campbell is preparing for a criminal trial.
Campbell, 64, was arrested Sept. 17 and charged with four counts of official misconduct and four counts of perjury.
After his arrest, Campbell was removed from office by Gov. Rick Scott and his retirement funds were frozen by the state until the case is resolved.
"It's made it difficult," Campbell said. "That's money I'd put into the system for years."
He said the past three months have placed a heavy emotional and financial burden on his family.
"It's put a strain on our family and this is basically ridiculous," Campbell said.
"It'd be different if I'd stole something. I didn't steal anything. … It has hurt us financially, big time."
Campbell has worked as Niceville's recreation director for 36 years and now holds that position part time.
"Just as soon as this is resolved, I plan to retire," he said. "I'm ready to move on with my life."
Campbell, who is represented by attorney Don Dewrell, is scheduled to appear in court Jan. 18. His trial could begin as soon as Feb. 4.
Although he hopes the charges will be dropped before the case heads to trial, Campbell is eager to defend himself.
The perjury and official misconduct charges stem from a four-month investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Authorities say Campbell used his position as a county commissioner to solicit sponsorship donations for the Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival. Two of the donations were solicited from county-run enterprises — Northwest Florida Regional Airport and the tourist development department.
Campbell also is accused of failing to report thousands of dollars he made in commissions on securing the sponsorships for the festival committee.
Under state law, county commissioners are among dozens of elected officials who must report any source of income that exceeds $1,000 to the Florida Commission on Ethics.
But Campbell says any violation on his part was unintentional and that the charges against him are politically motivated.
"They had to find something, and they found me," he said. "I told the truth. … I wasn't trying to hide anything."
The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office uncovered evidence against Campbell while it was investigating the misuse of public funds by former tourism head Mark Bellinger. The Sheriff's Office contacted the FDLE, which then took over the investigation of Campbell.
In a July interview with FDLE investigators, Campbell said his wife filled out his financial disclosure forms each year and he simply signed them. He said he had not disclosed the festival commissions because that was money he would use for personal hunting expenses.
"My wife feels terrible," he said.
He added that he tried to correct the error after it was brought to his attention.
Campbell, who spent almost a full two terms as a county commissioner, said he misses the job. He said it was unfortunate that "a few bad incidents" had marred his last year in office.
Contact Daily News Staff Writer Kari Barlow at 850-315-4438 or email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @KariBnwfdn.


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A day (symbol: d) is a unit of time equivalent to 24 hours and the duration of a single rotation of planet Earth with respect to the sun. It is not an SI unit but it is accepted for use with SI. It is the fundamental unit of time in the IAU system of units. The term comes from the Old English dæg. The word is also used to mean daytime, the period of daylight experienced once per day and alternating with night.
… the duration of 9,192,631,770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium-133 atom.
All planets have a rotation period relative to the fixed stars, commonly called their sidereal rotation periods.. For Earth this is 23hours and 56 minutes and 50 seconds. Earth also has a misnamed sidereal day, its rotation relative to its own precessing or moving mean vernal equinox, which is 8.4 ms smaller than its rotation period relative to the fixed stars. The rotation periods of the gas giants, which have no solid surface, are usually assumed to be the rotation of the magnetic fields residing in their deep interiors unless stated otherwise. Jupiter and Saturn also have specified equatorial and high latitude rotation periods for their cloud tops.
A day, as opposed to night, is commonly defined as the period during which sunlight directly reaches the ground, assuming that there are no local obstacles. Two effects make days on average longer than nights. The Sun is not a point, but has an apparent size of about 32 minutes of arc. Additionally, the atmosphere refracts sunlight in such a way that some of it reaches the ground even when the Sun is below the horizon by about 34 minutes of arc. So the first light reaches the ground when the centre of the Sun is still below the horizon by about 50 minutes of arc. The difference in time depends on the angle at which the Sun rises and sets (itself a function of latitude), but amounts to almost seven minutes at least.
Ancient custom has a new day start at either the rising or setting of the Sun on the local horizon (Italian reckoning, for example) The exact moment of, and the interval between, two sunrises or two sunsets depends on the geographical position (longitude as well as latitude), and the time of year. This is the time as indicated by ancient hemispherical sundials.
A more constant day can be defined by the Sun passing through the local meridian, which happens at local noon (upper culmination) or midnight (lower culmination). The exact moment is dependent on the geographical longitude, and to a lesser extent on the time of the year. The length of such a day is nearly constant (24 hours ± 30 seconds). This is the time as indicated by modern sundials.
A further improvement defines a fictitious mean Sun that moves with constant speed along the celestial equator; the speed is the same as the average speed of the real Sun, but this removes the variation over a year as the Earth moves along its orbit around the Sun (due to both its velocity and its axial tilt).
The Earth's day has increased in length over time. The original length of one day, when the Earth was new about 4.5 billion years ago, was about six hours as determined by computer simulation. It was 21.9 hours 620 million years ago as recorded by rhythmites (alternating layers in sandstone). This phenomenon is due to tides raised by the Moon which slow Earth's rotation. Because of the way the second is defined, the mean length of a day is now about 86,400.002 seconds, and is increasing by about 1.7 milliseconds per century (an average over the last 2700 years). See tidal acceleration for details.
Leap seconds are announced in advance by the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service which measures the Earth's rotation and determines whether a leap second is necessary. Leap seconds occur only at the end of a UTC month, and have only ever been inserted at the end of June 30 or December 31.
For most diurnal animals, including Homo sapiens, the day naturally begins at dawn and ends at sunset. Humans, with their cultural norms and scientific knowledge, have supplanted Nature with several different conceptions of the day's boundaries. The Jewish day begins at either sunset or at nightfall (when three second-magnitude stars appear). Medieval Europe followed this tradition, known as Florentine reckoning: in this system, a reference like "two hours into the day" meant two hours after sunset and thus times during the evening need to be shifted back one calendar day in modern reckoning. Days such as Christmas Eve, Halloween, and the Eve of Saint Agnes are the remnants of the older pattern when holidays began the evening before. Present common convention is for the civil day to begin at midnight, that is 00:00 (inclusive), and last a full twenty-four hours until 24:00 (exclusive).
In ancient Egypt, the day was reckoned from sunrise to sunrise. Muslims fast from daybreak to sunset each day of the month of Ramadan. The "Damascus Document", copies of which were also found among the Dead Sea Scrolls, states regarding Sabbath observance that "No one is to do any work on Friday from the moment that the sun's disk stands distant from the horizon by the length of its own diameter," presumably indicating that the monastic community responsible for producing this work counted the day as ending shortly before the sun had begun to set. The Baha'i day begins and ends at sunset, for a calendar that has 19 days, in each of 19 months. The vernal equinox begins and ends the Baha'i year. Days in excess of 361 are called inter-calendar days.
In the United States, nights are named after the previous day, e.g. "Friday night" usually means the entire night between Friday and Saturday. This is the opposite of the Jewish pattern. Events starting at midnight are often announced as occurring the day before. TV-guides tend to list nightly programs at the previous day, although programming a VCR requires the strict logic of starting the new day at 00:00 (to further confuse the issue, VCRs set to the 12-hour clock notation will label this "12:00 AM"). Expressions like "today", "yesterday" and "tomorrow" become ambiguous during the night.
Validity of tickets, passes, etc., for a day or a number of days may end at midnight, or closing time, when that is earlier. However, if a service (e.g. public transport) operates from e.g. 6:00 to 1:00 the next day (which may be noted as 25:00), the last hour may well count as being part of the previous day (also for the arrangement of the timetable). For services depending on the day ("closed on Sundays", "does not run on Fridays", etc.) there is a risk of ambiguity. As an example, for the Dutch Railways, a day ticket is valid 28 hours, from 0:00 to 28:00 (i.e. 4:00 the next day). To give another example, the validity of a pass on London Regional Transport services is until the end of the "transport day" -- that is to say, until 4:30 am on the day after the "expiry" date stamped on the pass.

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If you have chance to perform a TED talk , what topic you will choose?
Everybody has precious viewpoints, if you are given the opportunity, what do you want to tell the world? My choice: what should we teach to the adopted children.
May 19 2012: All of the problems and crises in society today-in economics, politics, business, government, education, ecology etc-all share the exact same root cause in common. We are piece-meal treating the symptoms of the crises instead of examining the systems and laws of nature as an integral whole of which humanity is a part, where we find the common causal root that requires our attention. This piece-meal symptomatic treatment is why all of these problems and crises continue to appear and grow with no solutions on the horizon, and even worse, forecasts of 100% depletion and possible extinction. Sciences would be used for building the needed explanation bridges during the TEDTalk. If humanity, in all levels of society, begins together to apply efforts that focus on mending the gap found at this root cause, we would more quickly come back into balance with nature, and turn from managing crises to building and growing a world that thrives in balance and harmony, and where each and every person flourishes.Apr 23 2012: I would talk about my physical and emotional journey dealing with Primary Progressive MS.
I have lost much including the use of my legs and now slowly, my arms, hands and abdominals.
Nerve damage is occurring on many fronts and It is, and has been inexorable. There is no treatment. (although i have tried a bunch of off label stuff)
I have learned about joy and winning against despair. I have been innovating like there is no tomorrow. (There isn't a lot of tomorrow)
I have found acceptance and happiness amidst the carnage.
Apr 23 2012: Without experience, I think it's hard to imagine that suffering period of you. Congratulations for you to overcome the carnage and get the most precious treasure in life, you found acceptance and happiess. We need to learn have to live a positive life and find the meaning of it.Apr 24 2012: I think I speak for everyone when I say that would be splendid. Inspirational stories like this can be often life-changing for select individuals.Apr 22 2012: I would try to reinforce the Ideology that helping provide any increase in prosperity for those less fortunate than yourself could help give some people hope where there seems to be only darkness and despair.
Apr 23 2012: Hi Harvey.
I deem your topic is very meaningful, we should help the less fortunate. There are many works we could do, like donation, hold activities to attract more attention to those who need help. Could you please tell us in your TED talk, what's the most important aspect should be focused on? Is education, more advanced technologies to alleviate health issue,vulnerable female, living necessaries or something else? :)
Apr 23 2012: Hello Mathilda
Thank you for appreciating my topic, I feel that there are several areas to start battle on, those being
1. A lack of self when one works, together with a large enough number of like minded people.
2. We as a planet must see that though tradition can keep us in touch with who we are and where we are from, It hinders our ability to become who we need to be, and how we go about things.
3. I feel that helping 3rd world countries lift out of poverty and learn how to live as some of us do, should they wish it.
4. We must work toward providing equal rights among all ethnicities, sexes, sexual orientations, financial denominations, and religious beliefs. (that means not subjugating others for their differences from ourselves)
5. Money must be seen as a resource and not an essential thing. Though money is a great thing to have, but we are so caught up in having it that we forget what having so much of it is good for.
6. There are so many more. but these are great places to begin imo.
Apr 25 2012: Hi Harvey.
Sorry for replying so late...
My recent study discipline is culture, I think it's related to your first two main points. Here are some personal analyses. A group pf people share the same culture, they don't want to be isolated with others, therefore, they automatically will get close to the mainstream ideology. Individual is likely to worried about his/her mind is not approperate enough, or he/she is too outstanding even against others especially who has higher position than you in some points, you will be not admitted by others. So, many times we have the ability to improve something, but we did not put our minds into effect. It's too arduous to tacke human nature of pursuing group safety.
In terms of the third and fourth points. I totally agree with you that equal rights should be given to everyone in the world, regardless different gender, races, classes and more. In essence, we are the same. As you mentioned, we should give hand to the 3rd world, we should admit everyone is the same. I come from the 3rd world, so I cannot be too glad to see you concentrate on these.
Regarding money, I'm curious about this part. May I ask how much money is enough for an individual in your mind? Maybe not the exact number, just choose the criterion you like to describe.
:)Apr 25 2012: Speed is no worry in my mind.
What I mean by no self in work is we as human beings have seamlessly figured that wanting more than we need is an appropriate mental condition that we can neglect it's negative aspects like they do not exist. What I mean is that when over large areas people will knowingly work together for a goal to help others rather than look to get something for themselves.
In regards to money, let me better explain my meaning, everyone should be able to acquire the quantity of any resource they need to survive. period. I feel that money, too, is one of these resources. It should not be an incentive to diversify the people of a nation breeding contempt and disrespect in the minds of the less fortunate. I feel that if money took on the form of a resource like currency which could only provide for essentials such are living, utilities, food, fuel, things of that sort, and everyone were allowed the opportunity to make what they need to get by in the world. as well as having a second form of currency in which we use for vain things, materialistic things, going out buying a car, buying things for ourselves. this second form of money if the only money that can be used for the nicer things, there is no exchange rate in between the 2. #2 can be used for #1 but #1 cannot be used for #2 or else the system is useless.
It saddens me when I do think about such things for great periods of time because I feel that there are far to beings with the ideologies or openmindedness required to make something like this happen. I am truly banking on what the future has in store for how I can go about manipulating this horribly broken system we call the world and mold it into something better, with the help of the people of the world that is. hopefully =)
Apr 26 2012: These two points are that all humanity should consider serious.
Regarding second point, I have some viewpoints from other angles. You mentioned that money to afford necessary is fair enough. It's human nature to pursue better life, a person want more than he/she already get, sometimes, is the main motivation of working harder. Even it's the basis of the devepment of society. And the definition of necessary is vary from class to class, even the necessary also have sumptuous brand. Simplicity is the best, but I's not sure it is a kind of backwardness or development. What's your opinion?
:)Apr 26 2012: That is the way it is, I feel that we should remove that aspect, yes we should seek to better our lives, but only to a point that's needed. We don't all need to be CEO's just as we can't all work at McDonalds. I just feel that we push too hardly for a better life, so hard the we easily forget many of the consequences and repercussions of that vigorous pursuit. We rely on the excuse "We are only human beings" far too much, In fact that is the most counterproductive statement we could choose to use to excuse ourselves. Human nature has lead to becoming the first genetic variation to leave the confines of this planet. we are one of it not the only species that defied the biology we were granted to pursuit things that only other species could do, deep sea exploration, underwater breathing, 0g flight within the atmosphere. We can replicate the very process our sun has used for billions of year to provide light, warmth, and energy for not only ourselves but every object within the confines of our sun's gravitational reach. We have placed looking glasses into our orbit to better let us gaze to the edges of our horizon. Yes, it may be human nature, but human nature is the most powerful force of innovation, compassion, and selflessness we have seen. Though it can be easily used to the wrong reasons, it is within our order, within our species we must limit our imprint upon everything else. This planet it not ours, we are simply renting an apartment and thing every other tenant should pay us rent. =) In time I see this changing drastically
Apr 27 2012: Yes, things change too fast that people almost forget the simplest essences. The earth is not ours, it forever belongs to the next generation, not only human but also plants and animals. As for human nature, it's double sided. Humanity confront different situation with different reaction with present different nature. Even in the ancient world, the ansectors of us (the apes)will kill the group members to get higher position although sometimes if not, they had to die. In another case, parents are selfless to their kids. These all are human nature.
Anna Sekou
Apr 29 2012: Given the opportunity, I would love to talk about the importance of aknowledging the loss of power inflicted upon all the citizens worldwide by the misleading manipulated and filtred information (focusing on political events and scientific discoveries and advances) that arrives to the houselholds around the world. I beleve that once this is aknowledged a positive collective reaction will take place.
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Another topic that I find very interesting is power of social businesses. By this I mean businesses that sustain their costs but do not generate profits to its owner (apart from a normal salary). In this way the producer surplus is dispersed among all consumers and suppliers, giving everybody a fair price for the same value. Situations where this would be extremely helpful is in the food industry of developing countries.
Finally, I would love to be able to talk about the little discussed topic of domestic policy adjustment as a much more effective support to underdeveloped countries than "aid". And I would start this talk by pointing out that a 2% reduction of agricultural subsidies given by the EU to its members would generate in african countries the double of all the foreign aid they recieve.
kieron wise
Apr 26 2012: Have teachers got it all wrong? Can children learn without teachers explicitly providing the answers or can they, through communication and cooperation, work out the answers to most problems. Are teachers modelling an outdated Victorian system which inhibits creative thinking by providing an authoritarian figure with all the answers.
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Apr 27 2012: Hey Kieron.
Personally, teachers should work just like a guidance, they should not provide an authoritarian figure to students although they actually not. In deeply terms, it's the inappropriate result of social development.
Carrie Zhou
Apr 26 2012: I may wanna talk about the major differences between the eastern and western cultures briefly.
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Apr 26 2012: Hi Carrie
I also curious about this area, especially the distinct communication manner. What are the the major differences in your mind? :)Apr 25 2012: Hey Mathilda,
Well, i have a story called "The Differentiator", which speaks about the importance of "doing things differently..in other words "to stay special among many". That was a real life story of me and my experience with a beggar in a railway station.
Now, where do you want me to share that story :).
Apr 25 2012: Thank you for your kind offer. If you don't mind, you can share it just here. Or, you are free to email me. firstname.lastname@example.com
Apr 25 2012: Oh ya sure. :), dont u have a gmail or a yahoo account?
Apr 26 2012: Yep!
email@example.com 25 2012: I would talk on - The importance of being a "Differentiator
Apr 25 2012: Hello Phani. I agree with you that being a differentiator is very very important in almost every fields. Difference means you are so special, you cannot be alternative! Every individual is special but not everyone is a differentiator, sometimes we have potentiality but self-unknowing. Including me, I think everyone likes your TED talk! Could you please share your topic in more details? Or what do you think the method of activating hidden ability? :)Apr 25 2012: The need for health care to evolve to prevention and helping the body heal itself.
Nowadays the body is seen as a machine, from which parts malfunction from time to time and need to be repaired with external tools. It is still considered rude to tell people their ailments could be prevented by a change in lifestyle.
Many people don't take responsibility for their own health. Sickness is expected to be patched up by the doctors and responsible or risky habits are rarely changed.
On the other hand, when disease strikes medicines are supplied to fight it, or atleast supress the symptoms. While this seems to be effective it also has negative effects on the body, as evident by the many side effects that come with most medicine. The body itself has a very underestimated ability to heal itself. By providing the right 'keys' this ability can be greatly enhanced, without the range of side effects that come with modern medicine. Many of these keys can be found in the plant kingdom, and actually have been used throughout the ages by many different civilizations. We now have the technology to scientifically prove what substances can help the body cure itself and it would be a huge loss to mankind if we did not take advantage of this natural apothecary.
Apr 25 2012: Hi Sander.
It's a very good point and I agree with you. The fragility of human body could be attributed to internal and external reasons. Internal reason is we don't pay adequate attention on healthy, like you said: wrong lifestyle.
As for external reason is medicine ( In China, toxic food is more serious than medicine), our body is seemingly improved, to a further extent, which is actually weakended. You mentioned 'plant kingdom', that a good idea, natural is the best. Nevertheless, these strategies are hard to be put into practice. Natural plant is not as many as that in previous time, and maybe take longer time to treat the ailments ( Not suitable for the fast-pace life style in contemporary society ). More important, this method does not benefit the medical industry, which focus more on profits in many cases.
Actually, I'm really really support your viewpoint!
Here is a TED talk about medical industry. I learn a lot from it, hope it also could help you.
Apr 25 2012: Hey Mathilda,
Thank you for you response and the link to that interesting talk.
These strategies are indeed hard to implement and there is much resistance to it. A lot of knowledge about plants as a medicine has been lost, but some of it still remains.
I have been experimenting a little myself, on simple things like contusions and wounds and have found that even unprocessed comfrey, picked from the waterside where I live and aloe, from Fuerteventura where I went for surfing, make these minor injuries heal faster and with less inflammation then when left untreated or, for example, treated with providon-iodine. Ofcourse it wasn't on the scale of a real scientific study, but I think it shows potential.
Not all modern medicine is bad and we probably wouldn't be this advanced if we didn't have it at all, but like you said, most of it is based on profits instead of the best interest for the patients. The lack of potential for profit is the very reason that so little research is committed into it. On the other hand I see initiatives being set up here in the Netherlands to research potential plants, so there is an increasing interest.
Complementing herbal medicine to our existing medical care would already be a great start.
Apr 26 2012: Wow, your experience is so cool. If medical industry could get benefits from plants, the public also could have better and better body. And it seems have huge potential. Wish that day come out as quick as possible.Apr 24 2012: Thanks Borrah, The journey of course proceeds and the dark moments come. The tricky question is .. How fast can I scrape them off? I mean not to blame those who cannot do it. They have more than enough trouble with out making that ridiculous comparison. We all differ and I have only have empathy for those unable to escape despair. Mine is situational and my remedy will not work for everyone.Apr 24 2012: Job market research.. Are our students doing it? Are students unknowingly choosing majors that will bear no fruit?
Apr 25 2012: Useful topic----Job market research. But, I'm a bit no sure what effect it will have on the students that choose unpopular majors, will they lose hope? Or, as we know, TED is very powerful even is able to shift viewers attitudes, will this talk reinforce the inbalancing population among different fields? In order to make this TED talk more effective, there are many other implications could be taken into consideration. What do you think and how to deliver your opinion perfetcly while addressing these potential problems? Actually, if there is TED talk like this, I'm very willing to watch it !Apr 24 2012: I would talk about Ted, how amazing and scary this place can be.To be confronted by so many intellects in one place is both eye opening and wonderful at the same time maddening . Before finding Ted I had spent my sixty-nine years in a self imposed bubble with my family and friends just moving through time with an occasional bump in the road and sometimes a random out side the bubble thought would ramble through and and I would label them crazy,silly ,impossible ,and then I found Ted and all those thoughts came rushing back . You see when I was very young I tried some mind altering drugs the usual lsd,peyote, cilisiban and that was usually when these thoughts came to me.Now here I am at TED same thoughts with out the side effects. if I never had a thought ,Ted would make me think, if I never had an opinion,Ted would help me create one,if I needed a fight,Ted would find me one,and for all of that I thank Ted,and all of you who have made this wonderland
Apr 25 2012: Hi Arthur. Yes, we all love TED, to some extent, TED is the source of our spirit. That's exactlly why we are here. And, no TED, no communication between you and me!
。◕‿◕。Apr 23 2012: Thanks Mathilda, Your soft touch is appreciated. No doubt by more than me. I am endlessly frustrated (also amusing) and there is also joy in the fact that I refuse to suffer for long and thus, i do not. At least thats what i say:).
Apr 25 2012: Hi Brain. I'm sure if you give a TED talk to the us, we must feel encouraged! I appreciate your willpower and positive minds while confront the world.
Anurag Bhatt
Apr 23 2012: DON'T EVER QUIT CHASING YOUR DREAMS, AND SEE WHO GETS TIRED FIRST... I am not a successful man or a celebrity, but not all ideas articulate from someone who really achieves something. It can also be the experiences of a person who is striving in search of himself/ herself.
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Why am I saying so? Yes, of course, because I am chasing my dreams, and I know it will not be concluded as DOG CHASING CARS. Sometimes, when I get tired of doing that, I glance at epitomes of success like Ruskin Bond, J.K. Rowling, Steve Jobs, Warren Buffet, Bill Gates etc. Because, they saw the dream some time and they ran crazily after that. Probably, We can say Dream was their prime adversary not the real humans who ever ran as competitor for the same dreams.
I always think of this chase with no fix awards. It can welcome more than one chaser in once. I am striving to become a writer and some times ago when I was rejected by a number of publishers, I thought my dream more dependent on other's preferences. My pace was slow and beads of perspiration dominated over my strengths, I thought of letting my life with time and thinking of preferring it to do something for me. But, then I saw my dream laughing at me which smiled sometimes. I felt ridiculous for me and I drag my notebook along with pen and started scribbling. I submitted my manuscript with no pain no gain maxim. I started feeling felicity of always gaining at least something because there was nothing I could lose.
I got the positive response but with unsure timeline. I have almost caught my dream, but it still runs away. I am still chasing it with a furtive laugh that i would catch it one day. I can see my dream gasping and huffing.
Apr 23 2012: The process of chasing goals always to be very very tough. Although not everyone could be Bill Gates, we can be ourselves. Just make sure what you really want and keep on moving in a right direction, I'm sure one day your life will full of sunshine. Also, I still believe that sometimes admirable process is much more important that the destination. The most most significant point is not bury a regret seed for future. KEEP ON YOUR DREAM!
Don Ruch
Apr 23 2012: To love oneanother, This is what God, Buddha, Gandhi______ (insert your favorite) preached. Hate has to be eliminated be for the wars and all other hate wipes out the reasonable Man/Woman.
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Apr 23 2012: Hi Don
It's grateful for you to share ideas of love from such a profound view. In China, our common belief is Buddha, which focus a lot on loving each other. And I agree with you that many wars result from hate. Without hate, world could be more harmonious and peaceful. But, hate is inevitable in many time, what do you think?
Don Ruch
Apr 27 2012: Sadly this is so, I would like more ideas that could incorporate unconditional love ino our lives, See my conversation on unconditional love. Thanks, much love to you and yours.
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Apr 24 2012: 1. God, an imagined entity, does not preach love or forgiveness. God preaches the same thing men preach slavery, genocide, and eternal punishment. There is no shred of unconditional love or compassion, in fact the opposite is true.
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2. The Buddha did not speak so much about love, The Buddha spoke of compassion and empathy.
3. Gandhi did not preach of love, in fact he may well have caused a war with the Muslims given more time. Gandhi was a Hindu fundamentalist, Gandhi did not have much love for anyone who was not a fundamentalist Hindu. In fact most of modern India's problems were all set in motion by this fakir.
Hate is not the cause of war, the emotion of hatred is exploited by those who desire war, for many reasons, to enlist the masses in their causes.
Apr 26 2012: Well, actually, we prefer regard compassion and empathy as kind of broad love ( I do not know this in other countries, as least in China it is).
Hate is on of the causes of war. Those who desire war because they want to derive something, which results from hate.
Kelly Eagles
Apr 22 2012: I would discuss why being a teenage mom isn't the end of the road, and while you may struggle for some time to reach the goals you've always wanted to, why its important to stay true to those goals. I would speak with some personal accounts to have this message intertwined and hidden.
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Apr 23 2012: Hello Kelly
Being a mom and keeping on moving while stay true are great experiences, and I think we can learn more from them than we thought before. Could you share more details with us? Bullet points, something impressive you related to this or anything you want. :)
Kelly Eagles
Apr 23 2012: Hi Mathilda,
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Since you posted this, I've been thinking about ideas and how to translate them. Emotions, and how to put them into words.
I had my oldest daughter extremely young, and this topic is very close to my heart, as myself I am still struggling to meet my dreams, and I struggle daily to keep them alive.
I think after these reality shows have been produced exploiting teen moms and their family, an odd sense of entertainment has come from these unfortunately situations, and is disillusioning girls in believing that it's easy to have a child, and keep their goals and dreams alive. Honestly, teenage pregnancy isn't going any where's. We may just call it by a different name; right now its a "fad," in the 1990's it was an "epidemic," in he 60's and 70's it was "freelove," from the 30's-50's it was a "secret."
I would speak, or discuss how teenage pregnancy isn't on the rise on an international scale, but it has stayed very steady over the past century. I would want to point out that we only really pay attention to these teen mom stories for the 9 months of pregnancy, the hours of labor and maybe 6 months-a year after. Then the entertainment is gone, so we move on. I would want to pose the question, what next? What happens to the mother next? How can we as a society help them finish high school, and realize their goals after high school? How can we help them keep their dreams alive, without giving them a reality show? What do people need when they have children, and what special resources do girls need between the ages of 13-19 need to have children and maintain their education and dreams?
These ideas and questions are important issues that society needs to tackle. In our world now, how can we act as a community to help a child raise a child, and allow both of them grow.
Apr 24 2012: Hi Kelly
Sorry for reply it so late. You remind me a movie called 'Juno', which also portraies the pregnant experience of a high school girl, she gave birth that baby and sent it to another woman who need a member in family. This movie did not tell me 'next', but this is exactly the most important point grobal society need to think about. Teenage pregnancy is becoming more and more 'popular', and I agree with you now it means fashion in many areas. Actually, it's too young for teenagers to decide the road of remaining future. And, the system is not good enough to promise ' next' to these young moms and their children, even the moms are difficult to afford daily cost and education fees for themselves. How to to deal with these issues? Personally, I think the allocation of government's expenditure on education and teenage mom situation is far bellow they deserve. Meanwhile, society also need to consider how to shift the attitudes of young girls. They have dreams and of course, should chase the goals, but the situation lets them slow even stop the pace. However, If only pay for girls 'not that appropriate decisions', it just stimulates the tendency to some extent. Maintain a balance of help and focus on prevention maybe are suitable methods.May 1 2012: For me? The need to see students as educators with their own stories to tell, and the need for an inclusive and holistic classroom viewpoint, especially in higher education. How opening up to students and asking them to talk about their stories of what they want in their learning makes the classroom environment rich and dynamic.Apr 30 2012: For me it would be the dream or reality about growing global wisdom. Next to knowledge sharing, increased Internet communication (like in TED.com) might lead to growth in global wisdom. A general level of people understanding each other, agreeing on common behaviours and values. And in this way reducing the risk of wars and other abuses.Apr 30 2012: Astronomy and the wonders of the universe, paired with famous inventors and scientists.DefinitelyApr 30 2012: I would love to speak about how people play chess with words in the method and manner in which they communicateApr 30 2012: I would like to speak about how important you're life is for you and what can you do with this presious gift and the time you're wasting by doing things you don't want to do thank youApr 29 2012: plsApr 29 2012: I would, in honor of Randy Pausch, give the last lecture I give my students every year. I would show tedsters that this profession of teaching is not only here to educate but is here to motivate, empower, and intrigue students to find their own passion and persue.
Apr 29 2012: pls help me get 6 ways by which the world is saved by paul stametApr 29 2012: I would talk about the environment, why it is deteriorating, what we can do to fix it, and then show a plan of action concerning energy, food, and climate. I would do this simply because it is the most important issue in the world right now. Yes people may starve, or there may be a war, or a financial collapse but the climate change affects EVERYONE and will affect everyone until it is either fixed or until we die/leave Earth. The climate change, in my opinion, is the single most important and largest issue ever dealt with in human history up to this point.Apr 29 2012: Dear Mathilda,
Given a chance I would like to talk along with a pen pal of mine whom I know for last 5 years and we would like to speak how a pen pal helps us look at the world with an open mind. Since I have met this friend through a social network (which was for learning languages) I have started looking at this world in a biased way, but biased from both the ends, I have become more empathetic. I have come out of being an ethiocentric person to a person who believes every culture has its own importance and has also made me think about how much do I really know about my culture.Apr 29 2012: AI(Artificial intelligence) : Can we define Consciousness?
Vidya G
Apr 29 2012: Topic: Kindness is contagious.... Why not have a "World Kindness Day". What is the one single thing you would do on that day. And how the ripple effect would fix what is wrong with the world today.Apr 29 2012: do we take the easy way out and avoid trouble? or fight for what we believe in.... even if it might cause us some harm!
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Luo Ying
Apr 29 2012: as girls , how can we find our Mr Right ?Apr 29 2012: Untapping the magnificient Energy within and using it to create and chart our lives to suit our needs.Apr 29 2012: The importance of human cultural diversity as part of the whole need to manage global biodiversity.Apr 28 2012: A nurse.Apr 28 2012: Its the policies regarding privatisation of the departmrnt. Privatisaion is not the only solution for departmnent.
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Its the policies regarding distribution of letter. And some ghood policies considering the public service.Apr 27 2012: The ability to turn off your critical mind. How and Why many people live their day to day adult life's without wondering about the BIG questions.Apr 26 2012: I would probably talk about the art of collecting things and that hoarding certain things can lead other things. Most museums started from the basis of one person's collection of antiquities. It took someone who cared, to preserve the past for others to enjoy and learn from. We stigmatize hoarding through crazy TV shows, but my own obsessions with books and records have led me to writing about the subjects of my collections and have led me to meeting some of my cultural heroes and even helped me in TV and movie appearances taht woudl never have happened if it had not been for my collecting passions. I would share with others that collecting can be beneficial if done with purpose and passion.
Apr 27 2012: Hi Greg
That's a interesting perspective. Do you agree the art of collecting things become commercial projects?
Apr 27 2012: Yes. At least that is true for the collections that have been turned into museums and somewhat with my own collections. I think people often find a unique way to make their collections "pay off" in some way. My interest in records has certainly gotten me some great benefits and some commercial gain (not that much in actual dollars though...yet).Apr 26 2012: On department of post, Govt of India
Apr 27 2012: Hi Tejas.
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People have been decorating their gardens with statues for thousands of years. Sculptures of deities were a key feature of Greek and Roman gardens but they also used a variety of secular statuary. After the fall of the Roman Empire, garden sculptures in most parts of Europe were limited to the grounds of churches and other sacred sites until the Renaissance. As an increasing number of wealthy benefactors supported the arts, some of the most stunning sculptures and garden statuary of all time were created. Although subsequent centuries saw garden statues becoming a common feature in many a backyard, the Victorian era seemed to take garden statue decor to new heights.
Victorian estates in England and her colonies showcased dozens and even hundreds of stone garden angels, beautiful marble statues, urns, fountains, and many other sculptures. Some of the most prized items put on display were exquisite bronze fountains and bronze statuary. Bronze pieces continue to have a timeless quality that makes them fine heirloom items and centerpiece sculptures to this day. The bronze Windblown sculpture expresses creativity and high quality art by showing a maiden catching her flowing dress as it blows in the breeze. The Birth of Venus Bronze Sculpture is another heirloom piece that replicates Boticelli's famous painting in immortal bronze form.
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Originating in Mississippi in 1999, Perfect Imprints grew from an online company and moved into a Shalimar store front in 2007. Owned by Patrick Black, the print and promotional business found a steady local customer base.
"We've expanded into a bigger location, basically to a more localized location with better visibility," Black said.
Perfect Imprints held its grand reopening on April 4 as a way of celebrating the growth.
The shop offers graphic design, full-color printing, a large selection of promotional items, custom apparel, screen printing, embroidery and web design.
"We try to be a total marketing company," Black said, noting that Perfect Imprints looks at marketing plans for businesses and makes recommendations for targeting potential clients and customers through a professional approach.
He also said that maintaining on-staff graphic designers helps with the success and turn-around for Perfect Imprints products.
"Our designers actually know how to use the programs to not only create a visibly appealing design, but to also make them effective," Black said.
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Being an independent business but operating from inside Perfect Imprints, the long-time Professional Computer Training & Services found itself relocating right along with its host store.
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Montalvo offers computer education, with requests often coming from the older members of the community or people who need tutorials on specific programs.
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Domestic Violence Awareness WeekEvent Details: 12:00 p.m., October 21, Learning Resources Center
The Saint Louis University chapter of Physicians for Human Rights will sponsor a Domestic Violence Awareness Week, starting Monday, Oct. 17, featuring a week of presentations on various topics concerning domestic violence. All presentations will bef from noon to 1 p.m. at the Medical Center. All members of the Saint Louis University Community are invited.
Building upon the spirit of modern Catholic social teaching and the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Physicians for Human Rights seeks to educate and challenge the SLU community regarding current and historical issues of human rights, with particular emphasis on local human rights. Through campus, community and national events, the chapter seeks to mobilize health professionals to advance health, dignity and justice, and promote the right to health for all.
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"An Introduction to Issues of Domestic Violence," with Michelle Schiller-Bakerfrom of St. Martha's Hall
Noon to 1 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 17, in Lecture Hall A in the Learning Resources Center
"The Physician's Role and Mandatory Reporting," with Christine Jacobs, M.D., program director of the SLU Family Medicine Residency Program
Noon to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 18, in Lecture Hall B in the Learning Resources Center
"Domestic Violence and Male Survivors," with Susannah Altesman from ALIVE (Alternatives to Living in Violent Environments)
Noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 19, in Lecture Hall 3 in Schwitalla Hall
"A Personal Survivor's Account," with Karen Morrow a domestic violence survivor
Noon to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 20, in room 112/113 in the Learning Resources Center
"Advocacy for Those Affected by Domestic Violence," with Sylvia Jackson from the Women's Safe House
Noon to 1 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 21, in Lecture Hall B in the Learning Resources Center


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Can people from various backgrounds work together constructively rather than negatively ... learning to serve together rather than argue? Dr. Joel C. Hunter, senior pastor of Northland, A Church Distributed, says that it's not only possible, it's necessary.
During Dr. Hunter's tenure, which began in 1985, Northland has grown from 200 faithful souls to a congregation of 20,000 that worships at three sites around Metro Orlando and around the world via interactive Webcast. Congregants take leadership of nearly every ministry effort inside the church, out in the community and around the world. Elders, pastors and paid staff don't try to control the initiatives of congregants or the connections they make, and they don't watch over their shoulders unnecessarily. Dr. Hunter encourages Northlanders: "Do what you can, where you are, with what you've got."
Before bringing his family to Northland, Dr. Hunter served as a United Methodist pastor for 15 years in Indiana. He and his wife, Becky, have been partners in the ministry since their marriage in 1972. Becky is the former president of the Global Pastors Wives Network and is the author of Being Good to Your Husband On Purpose (Creation House) and Why Her? You, Your Daughter-in-Law and the Big Picture. The Hunters are parents to three sons: Joshua, CEO of Hunter Vision; Joel, an ophthalmic surgeon who specializes in 3D LASIK and cataracts; and Isaac, a former pastor (1977-2013). The Hunters have seven grandchildren: Noah, Jada, Ella, Lincoln, Luke, Lena and Ava (2004-2010).
A longtime bridge-builder who seeks common ground for the common good, Dr. Hunter approaches today's issues in a biblical and balanced manner. He has become an internationally known spokesperson for "compassion issues" outlined in Scripture: sanctity of life, creation care, justice, poverty, and marriage and the family, and has been featured in national publications including Time, Newsweek, The New York Times and The Washington Post. A three-time consecutive recipient of Central Florida's "50 Most Powerful" citizens by Orlando magazine, he has been interviewed on NPR and featured on programs such as "The Early Show," CNN's "American Morning," PBS' "Religion and Ethics," and "Anderson Cooper 360."
Cooperation and partnership are hallmarks of Dr. Hunter's ministry. Together, he believes, we can accomplish more because of our differences than we would on our own—without giving up our unique identities. A respected leader in the Evangelical community, he serves on the board of the World Evangelical Alliance (600 million constituents) and the National Association of Evangelicals (30 million members).
Dr. Hunter is partnering with diverse groups to accomplish common goals. He is working with respected members of the scientific community to call attention to human-caused threats to the environment. Grist magazine named him among the top 15 religious environmental leaders in the world, along with the Pope and the Dalai Lama. Additionally, as a delegate to the U.S.-Islamic World Forum held in Doha, Qatar, he is seeking to build a dialogue between Muslim and Christian communities.
Dr. Hunter served in the inaugural year on the President's Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, which advised President Barack Obama on substantive policy issues, including interfaith relations, strengthening the role of fathers in society and reducing the number of abortions. He continues as a spiritual advisor to the President.
Dr. Hunter is the author of several books, including A New Kind of Conservative (Regal Books), which outlines a non-partisan approach to political involvement.
The church at large is missing a way to benefit from differences without compromising our beliefs, Dr. Hunter concludes. "Fear and suspicion of differences limit the church's spiritual maturity. Both spiritual and intellectual maturity grow from differences. A distributed church uses contrasts to accomplish kingdom purposes."
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1. Waterstones - football cards not 100% sure of this though.
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Urged to take a step back on Tuesday, Port St. Joe commissioners obliged – at least for two weeks.
Poised to vote on an ordinance that would dissolve the board of the Port St. Joe Redevelopment Agency and replace board members with city commissioners, operating as an independent body, Commissioner William Thursbay withdrew his motion to proceed.
Commissioners, who appeared prepared to vote 3.-2 in favor of dissolving the PSJRA board, said they would address the first reading of the ordinance at their next regular bi-monthly meeting in two weeks.
The debate among commissioners echoed that of two weeks ago when Thursbay moved to dissolve the board and was joined by Commissioners Bo Patterson and Phil McCroan in what has become over the past five months a consistent voting bloc.
Mayor Mel Magidson and Commissioner Rex Buzzett said the board was not broken and therefore not in need of a fix.
Improvements, aesthetically and economically, in the downtown area, they said, could be traced to the efforts of the PSJRA and its volunteer board.
"We have to make hard decisions, but we also have to make smart decisions," Magidson said. "This is not a smart decision.
"(The PSJRA board is) an incubator of ideas, ideas to improve the city. They don't get to spend any money that we don't say okay. We are already the board."
Magidson noted the agency has brought in nearly $3.9 million in investment in the downtown since 2006.
The list of projects, from improving the U.S. Highway 98 corridor, City Commons Park, the Billy Joe Rish Memorial Parking Lot, the Dr. Joe Hendrix Parking Lot, sidewalks along Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. were just a few of the projects for which the PSJRA was responsible.
And he reiterated an argument Buzzett and he have made from the outset of the debate – city commissioners are already in effect the board of the PSJRA, with final say over all projects and spending.
"They have not done anything without us approving what they are doing," Magidson said.
Resident and business owner Dusty May said the city has looked better than it has in decades and said the vote should be based on what is best for the city, what would grow the city and make it an attractive place for his kids to make a life as he had.
"In the last five, six, 10 years it is unbelievable how much better the city looks," May said. "Take a step back and think about what is best for the city."
Those words, and several other like-minded statements from those in the packed meeting room, were met with sustained and loud applause.
But Patterson and McCroan were not swayed from what they said their constituents believed to be the right thing to do and that was to become the PSJRA board.
No commissioner provided specifics on how things should be changed or how the move would improve the board, but both said the constituents they spoke to thought dissolving the board "the right thing to do," Patterson said.
"Nothing against the board or members, they have done a good job," Patterson said. "A lot of voters said that they are proud of what I did. They think I am doing the right thing.
"A lot of you don't vote in the city, but you want to tell us how to run the city," a statement that was met with sounds of protest from the audience.
McCroan said he also had received "call after call" supporting his vote and said many people did not feel a part of the PSJRA, Commission or the process.
PSJRA executive director Gail Alsobrook said she sensed several issues were at work – commissioners want more involvement and influence on the PSJRA and a perception of poor communications between the agency and commissioners.
She said she would sit down with any individual commissioner on her time to discuss concerns and invited commissioners to attend a PSJRA board meeting.
She also noted that losing the current PSJRA board would mean additional costs in consulting fees and the like that are not currently required due to the disparate talents represented on the board.
And after additional comments from the board, and questions from commissioners, particularly Patterson, Alsobrook noted that maybe a workshop to educate the public and commissioners on the PSJRA operations would be a benefit.
There are, Alsobrook and Magidson noted, specific mandates on how the PSJRA is funded – through a percentage of property tax increases within the agency's geographic boundaries compared to a base year – and the agency spends its money – only on redevelopment within the agency's boundaries.
An overview of the agency and its mandates, Alsobrook said, would be helpful.
Commissioners said they could contact and meet with Alsobrook over the coming two weeks and next week's meeting of the PSJRA – all meetings are open to the public – will be noticed to allow commissioners to attend.
"I don't mind waiting so I take my motion off the table," Thursbay said. "I appreciate everyone coming out on this issue. This is democracy. This is what it is all about."
In other business during last Tuesday's meeting:
*Commissioners will conduct a workshop prior to their April 1 meeting to consider options for addressing ongoing issues with discolored water from the tap.
"We are getting very close to a solution," Buzzett said.
*Another meeting and another testy exchange between Magidson and a resident of Cape San Blas concerning the relocation of the Cape San Blas Lighthouse.
Dr. Pat Hardman attempted to pin Magidson down on where the city was getting the money to relocate the lighthouse. The bids, Magidson said, for the move came in just under $500,000 and Hardman asked how the city would foot that bill in addition to the estimated $170,000 cost of lowering power lines by Duke Energy to accommodate the relocation.
The city has a state appropriation of $325,000, a Duke Energy grant of $25,000 and raised nearly $40,000 in other donations and Hardman repeatedly asked where the remainder of the money was coming from.
Magidson turned the question back to Hardman, asking her where the proponents for keeping the lighthouse on the cape were securing their funds, and continued, as he has for several meetings, to insist the city has the money or "it will be coming."


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1. How did you come to read your first Discworld book?
i use to have the discworld game on ps1 and then saw hogfather on tv and instantly fell in love with it.
2. What was your first Discworld book?
my first discworld novel was hogfather
3. Will you read more?
i am currently building my collection and have read the colour of magic and the light fantastic.
4. Which one do you intend to read next?
i have equal rites on its way to me in the post and cant wait to carry on reading lol5. If you didn't start with Colour of Magic, how easily did you find it to get into Discworld? Did you feel that some background knowledge was necessary?
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College of Education to Receive More than $580,000 for South Metro-Salem STEM Project
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25% ripe,light color, hard prominent tip, very few splits
Orig. in Candor, N.C., at the
Sandhills Res. Sta., by F.E. Correll and C.N. Clayton, North Carolina Agr.
Expt. Sta., Raleigh, N.C. Introd. in 1965. Redhaven x Erly-Red-Fre; cross
made in 1957; selected in 1960; tested as N.C. 7422. Fruit: size uniformly
good; round, only a slight tendency to be pointed; skin with a bright red
blush over about three-fourths of a rich yellow ground color, very attractive,
pubescence medium short; flesh yellow, texture very fine, very firm with
no tendency to soften at tip or along suture, flavor unusually good, highly
resistant to browning; semi-freestone; ripens just before Earlired and Dixired,
about 10-15 June in the Sandhills area. Tree: moderately vigorous; producing
medium to very heavy crops; flower nonshowy; blooms in Redhaven season;
self-fruitful; chilling requirement similar to Redhaven; foliage moderately
resistant to bacterial spot; leaf glands reniform
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Battery life on my Samsung Galaxy SIII is less than awesome. I'm curious is this the same for others and if not what the deal is with mine.
I'm running Cyanogen Mod 10 stable.
What I find interesting is the source of my battery death seems to be the screen and it is killing the battery at an insane rate no matter how low I make the brightness. I have even disabled the ambient light sensor.


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Posted 04 October 2012 - 23:25
No and here's why.
and the 3rd option may well be, because my ISP has full control over this "SuperHub" firmware, it is so locked down you can't change the DNS yourself when you wish to use your own, I reckon that the reason why DNS servers are not been provided in Modem mode is because the DNS servers are in fact hard coded into the firmware of the SuperHub itself. (Virgin Media can send firmware updates out to the SuperHub whenever they want and it will automatically update once plugged in).
Posted 05 October 2012 - 16:37
No and here's why.
In modem mode nothing is hard coded and in fact you don't get DNS and DHCP by the hub in this mode it is at another end point beyond the hub.
As for the hub in router mode having DNS hard coded that could be true however your device will still be able to override what DNS you wish to use.
And that is odd that VM DNS is not being sent out by DHCP.....
Posted 05 October 2012 - 17:06
Posted 05 October 2012 - 17:24
If he double natted his connection and put his hub in router mode, and then connected his router his issue would be gone - because the cisco router would use the hub lan IP as its dns - and the hub in router mode would forward to what seems to be a hard coded dns server(s)?? Since clearly his ISP is not handing it out via dhcp.
What super hub firmware are you on? It's the buggiest pos ever but is usually fine in modem mode... Just tell them it keeps freezing and they should send you a new one
Posted 06 October 2012 - 10:56
Posted 06 October 2012 - 11:05
What does the SH have to do with they are not handing out dns via dhcp -- would not matter what modem he uses.
Its not really a problem, he could always just set dns -- where its a issue is that he can not tell his router what dns to use to lookup the ciscofqdn it wants to lookup. Because its limited to only setting it via dhcp on the wan interface.
I don't get why they don't hand out dns via dhcp - every other isp I have ever seen hands out this info. Why are they not, would seem to be an issue on this scope - because someone else said they are using the same isp and they get dns via dhcp.
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Posted 06 October 2012 - 14:04
Cable modems don't dish out the client IP that are WAN IP or the gateway or the DNS servers the cable modem is just a means to convert DOCSIS to Ethernet this applies to any and all cable modems or in the case of the super hub only when its in modem mode.
In both cases the cable modem would dish out the client IP, gateway details, DNS servers, etc.
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Posted 06 October 2012 - 14:31
so your clearly coming off a different dhcp scope if your getting a different netblock for your IP before you got a 77.98 address with no dns.
Is it the same dhcp server? Curious before it was 220.127.116.11, I would send the sniffs you did showing that server was not sending dns in its options.
But now that you have it working shouldn't be a problem - I would assume most of their users are using their product for their routers so highly unlikely too many other users running into the issue you found.


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