text: More from SI Virginia Tech plans to break ground on $18 million extr... Virginia Tech plans to break ground on $18 million extr... Mississippi State shows off new football uniforms to ce... Mississippi State shows off new football uniforms to ce... Washington Huskies unveil revamped football uniforms Washington Huskies unveil revamped football uniforms Photos: Florida State releases new-look football unifor... Photos: Florida State releases new-look football unifor... Notre Dame expanding, modernizing Notre Dame Stadium in... Notre Dame expanding, modernizing Notre Dame Stadium in... Fresh comfort coming in complete overhaul of Sun Devil... Fresh comfort coming in complete overhaul of Sun Devil... Keeping up with Oregon: USC starts L.A. Coliseum modern... Keeping up with Oregon: USC starts L.A. Coliseum modern... Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More Campus Union Designated Read: Your realignment wrap by hollyandersonsi Email Posted: Wed Sep. 7, 2011 • You can't spell realignment without "malign." Well, we're in it now. Texas A&M and the SEC are making eyes at one another across the dance floor. (Now if only we could get them to just wait until February.) But as long as we're here, it's time to think of other regionally inaccurate teams to add to college football's premier conference. West Virginia, Ohio State, Boise State, sit by the phone! Pac-12, batter up!• Won't someone think of the beer-battered butter? If this realignment square dance means the end of an annual excuse to eat fried Coca-Cola on the company dime at the Texas State fair, I am going to be extremely upset.• If this were real state-run TV, the network would be dissolving conferences themselves, consarnit. This, on the other hand, might be a consequence a lot of people could live with.• In actual football news, concerning actual football games that have actually been played. Hey, polls! Lots and lots of polls! If you're looking for something to get mad about here -- and most fans reading polls are -- please note that while TCU drops to No. 25 in the AP rankings, a certain team out of Waco that happened to beat TCU last Friday night is nowhere to be seen. Maths are hard!• Now stop making it hard to feel sorry for you. Baylor. Guys. Have some self-respect.• In & Out. Four Buckeyes are off suspension, although whether they'll regain their former positions on the depth chart remains to be seen. Two Florida State defenders will miss the Seminoles' utterly essential clash with Charleston Southern, following the ever-abundant-and-mysterious Violation Of Team Rules. UCLA's down a center following Kai Maiava's reported positive drug test. Marc Tyler returns to action for USC. Oklahoma State's Johnny Thomas will be sidelined for a year, reportedly thanks to academic transgressions. And Syracuse loses the essential Chandler Jones to a "lower-body injury," which could mean just about anything.• Your spelling will not save you. Dayne Crist is out and Tommy Rees is in under center at Notre Dame. No pressure for the sophomore, starting next week in a sleepy little town called "Ann Arbor."• Just the thing. One fun way to deal with having an entire team of elite athletes' conditioning called into question following a high-profile loss is to put media muzzles on the entire strength staff.• Somebody really likes playing Utah and UCLA! Colorado's none too eager to stare down Texas and Oklahoma on the opposite sideline.• Until it's not, and then, we can blame Texas A&M for that too. The second half of the Tennessee-Oregon home-and-home is still a go, according to sources in both athletic departments, capping the Vols' third Pac-12 series in the past 10 years.• OW OW OW PAIN OW. Go ahead and skip that lunchtime workout, because you had a light breakfast and didn't sleep too well last night, and are just kinda feeling out of it today. In unrelated news, Texas Tech defensive end Leon Mackey hit a guy so hard Saturday that he deflated his own lung. • Wednesday whimsy. Believe it or not, there's something else rotten about those new Maryland unis. The Kansas schools want to stay twinsies. Get your tiny-print, ultra-masculine ties. A Sun Belt network would be most whimsical. The BCS underbelly in spelling bee form. Some positive news about Maryland. Where does your school fall on the grid of shame? And watching this should take no more than five hours of your work day. More Campus Union


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I was recently talking with a close friend who works as a systems software developer for a small startup technology company. The architects are planning a transition to Linux servers as their platform, but the company does not want to provide Linux training for their staff. When I asked why, he replied, "It's too expensive." Even though the OS license is free, the documentation is free, and the source code is free, this company was overlooking an important factor: the costs of inadequate training can far exceed the costs of educating staff.
Networked systems in the workplace continue to grow and expand. As an example, the current growth rate of the Internet is a factor of two every eight months. Linux is considered by many to be the most powerful and versatile network operating system to arrive on the scene in recent years. Due to its power and flexibility, its rate of deployment is also growing rapidly. More and more organizations are turning to Linux as a low-cost, reliable and increasingly supported network-computing platform for a variety of business and Internet applications.
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A Linux training solution that is designed to grow along with an organization brings benefits that can permeate operations across the board. Sufficient education ensures that senior administrators are not overwhelmed with on-the-job training, encourages employees to stay on for the long term, reduces the likelihood of emergencies and strengthens employees' ability to deal with a crisis.
Employees who can benefit from Linux training range from NT administrators with little or no Linux command-line experience to experienced UNIX systems administrators with a broad background in heterogeneous environments.
When introducing or expanding the use of Linux into an organization, the phases of deployment must be dovetailed with a training plan. Clearly, the first training phase should be aimed at decision makers and system administrators. Key administrators and IT managers often attend training sessions together, working and learning as a team. The next phase involves a pilot program, with Linux installed in isolated situations. As the Linux system is implemented throughout the organization, the scope of training broadens to include system developers, content and media professionals and other users. Finally, ongoing training is used to refresh knowledge and ramp up employees new to their organization.
Every Linux distribution is based on the GNU (open-source software that functions as UNIX but is not UNIX) tools and shells, and the installed systems are frequently referred to as GNU/Linux platforms. Since the power and flexibility afforded by Linux begins at the command line, the first level of training should begin with the Bourne Again Shell (bash) along with GNU utilities. The second level of training should address installation of a GNU/Linux distribution, including the best techniques for planning and executing the installation. The third training level should instruct students in the configuration and maintenance of freely distributed software services and daemons running under Linux, along with security and lock-down practices.
During the training cycle, system administrators will be unavailable for their regular duties. Larger organizations often arrange for on-site delivery of the courses. On-site training, where education providers bring the "classroom" directly to a company location, can reduce expenses such as travel costs and also reduce employees' training time obligations.
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Startup Beans and adding additional nodes in Connections
Tue, Jul 5th 2016 3:34p Ted Hardenburgh
Last week, working with a customer that had setup a two-node install of Connections 5.5. Getting ready to go live and we noticed an issue in the SystemOut log of the InfraCluster when the server would start or when the search index task would run. CLFRW0454E: Unable to get indexing information about the current server, the index will not be built for this server. We had followed the instructions for adding the new node, and couldn't determine why we were seeing this issue. Opened a PMR an
IBM Connections 5.5 CR1 and Connections Mail - issue with calendar picker
Mon, Jun 20th 2016 7:44p Ted Hardenburgh
After updating a test server with Connections 5.5 CR1, a customer noticed that the calendar picker in Activities would stay open after selecting a Due Date for an activity. This didn't happen in 5.5 or earlier versions. We opened a PMR with IBM and after some back and forth, according to IBM the issue is related to Connections Mail being enabled on the server. If you don't have Connections Mail enabled, there's no issue. A fix is in the works. I'm hoping that it will be an update availa
IBM Cnx 5.5 CR1 and WAS 220.127.116.11 update - something to remember
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I was updating a Connections 5.5 environment to CR1 today and part of the process is updating WebSphere to 188.8.131.52. The installs all went very smoothly untill we went to verify the updates by launching the site. We saw the always generic "We are unable to process your request" message hitting the homepage. Off to the SystemOut.log! Looking at the logs, I saw a series of SSL Handshake errors and then it hit me - the Java policy files to handle the large SSL key size must have been overwri
IBM Docs - Mapping CIFS drives
Fri, Jun 3rd 2016 12:22p Ted Hardenburgh
Working on a Docs 2.0 install and came across some strange issues when setting up the servers to map drives to the Windows file share. On some servers, the drives mapped as expected, while others didn't. No errors were logged in the Windows Event Viewer. For reference, the documentation from IBM we followed is here. To determine what was going on, I edited the cifsmount.bat to include some "logging" output to see if anything was happening we couldn't see when the task ran. Oddly enou
Known Issues after upgrading to Verse 9.4 for Android and Something That Worked For Me
Thu, May 26th 2016 12:02a Ted Hardenburgh
This evening the following technote was published by IBM: Overview of known issues affecting users after upgrading to Verse 9.4 for Android After I upgraded I was having issues syncing. One thing I noticed was that if I went into the main Verse app the prompt to force a new sync would appear, but the sync never finished. Each time I opened the Verse app, I saw the same prompt. This morning I finally thought about deleting the local data and trying again. After doing this, I was promp
DB2 HADR configuration reminder
Wed, May 25th 2016 2:41p Ted Hardenburgh
This one is a reminder for me more than anything: When setting up DB2 HADR, for IBM Connections, IBM Sametime, or anything, don't forget to make sure you've set the logging for the database before trying to configure the standby database. It's easy to do when you're working with the number of databases that Connections involves and that's what happened here. We somehow skipped over one of them, even though we were using the DB2 directory as a guide. We were trying to start the datab
IBM Connections dbWizard issue - it's all about the bits
Tue, Jan 12th 2016 12:58p Ted Hardenburgh
Started a Connections 5.5 deployment for a customer last week. Things are going well, but when we got to the database Wizard, the wizard wan't cooperating. We couldn't choose the DB2 instance - which normally auto-populated anyway. We basically could bounce back between the Create/Update/Delete menu and the Database type and couldn't move forward. We were able to create databases manually, but with other deployments coming up we wanted to make sure it was working. After looking around t
Notes 9.0.1 FP3 IF1 - Updated Support for Google Calendar
Tue, Feb 17th 2015 10:57a Ted Hardenburgh
Recently, the focus of the Domino community has been on the Interim Fixes and Fix Packs for the Domino server around the POODLE issues. Yesterday I noticed a TechNote about an Interim Fix and reading through the Fix List for it, I can upon a fix for an issue we had noticed previously with a client. That is that the federated calendar with Google was throwing an error. The error was pretty generic, but it was something with authentication. The Fix List yesterday referenced that they were u
Sametime Policy Naming - One character to not use in a name
Mon, Aug 19th 2013 12:10a Ted Hardenburgh
Working with a client last week, they had reported an issue getting a policy setting from Sametime to apply properly. The Chat History setting wasn't getting set as expected. Looking at the issue, we determined that the policy file - policies.user.xml - wasn't getting updated. In fact, it had been a few days since it was updated. Looking at the trace output on the community server, everything looked OK. We could see the policy that was updated on the SSC getting read by the community serv
Due by Thursday, July 18 - Update your Sametime Proxy certificates
Mon, Jul 15th 2013 12:44p Ted Hardenburgh
The current set of security certificates used to send push notifications to Apple iOS devices expire this week. So by the 18th, you'll want to download and install the "fix" for Sametime Proxy server that updates the certs. See IBM Technote 1641787 for more info including instructions on installing the update.
Installing Domino on Linux - Resolving missing requirements
Thu, Jan 17th 2013 9:15a Ted Hardenburgh
Recently, I was installing the Domino 9.0 Social Edition on a new CentOS 6 Linux install. It started very smoothly, the CentOS install went very well and the system updates worked flawlessly. I prepped the notes user and group and was ready to install the Domino code. Then it came to a screeching stop. The installer stopped with the message below: To run this installer you need 32bit (i686) packages installed on your 64 bit Linux Redhat. They are not installed by default, but
Location document MailServer field - what not to use
Tue, Jan 15th 2013 10:11a Ted Hardenburgh
Working with a client recently on some policy setting updates and we ran into an issue where the new policy wasn't taking effect on his client. We made the change to the policy (in this case an Archive policy) and could see that it had been processed and applied to the mail file. Checking the user's Notes client, the link to the Archive was not showing up. I opened up the ($Policies) view in the user's local names.nsf to check the policy documents there and noticed that it had been a cou
Giving Tuesday - Help cure Cystic Fibrosis
Tue, Nov 27th 2012 11:08a Ted Hardenburgh
Last week, my son Andrew turned 18. Andrew was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when he was 4. CF primarily affects the lungs and pancreas, allowing lung infections to occur and inhibiting weight gain due to lack of enzymes. When he was diagnosed, the average life expectancy for someone with CF was around 21 years of age. Shortly before he was diagnosed, researchers discovered the gene that CF affects and since then have been working to finding a cure. With the advances and discoveries since th
A New Day
Mon, Oct 8th 2012 11:08a Ted Hardenburgh
After 4 1/2 great years, I have left GBS to start a new chapter in my professional life. My time at GBS (Lotus911 included) was a great time for me professionally and personally, getting to work with an incredible group of talented professionals and making some great friends. However, as someone said, change is good. Now is that time for me. I have joined the team at Best Methods as of today and will be helping to expand and extend the Collaboration Solutions reach with the team there. I
Missing Rules tab in server document?
Tue, Feb 14th 2012 3:12p Ted Hardenburgh
Admittedly, this is an issue that is a fringe, but thought I'd post it just in case. Yesterday, I was working to configure a client's server to use mail journaling. Everything was going smooth until I went to edit a server configuration document to add the mail rule for a couple of servers. The Rules tab was missing. I was on the Admin client, so I tried it from the Notes client and the tab showed up. So I finished the configuration and went searching for the cause. I mean, wouldn't y
Lotusphere: GBS Admins Roundtable
Tue, Jan 10th 2012 12:24p Ted Hardenburgh
Next week at Lotusphere, GBS will be hosting a gathering of a few of our admin experts to give some quick tips and also have time to ask questions and discuss your issues. David Brown, Chris Whisonant and myself will be leading the discussions. The session will take place on Monday, January 16 at 1pm. Please use the link below to register. This is a "private" event in our hospitality suite, so we need to know how many will be attending. Ask the Experts Admins of the Round Table
Join me next week for a GROUP Talk webcast
Thu, Sep 1st 2011 12:07p Ted Hardenburgh
Please join me next week for a GROUP Talk webcast on "Two Minute Drills for Administrators" where I'll reprise my presentation from this year's PACLUG event. The event will be at 11am EDT on September 7. This webcast will give you some tools to manage and maintain servers and users by teaching you easy, two-minute drills to implement in your office! Discussions will focus on Notes/Domino, Quickr, Sametime, and even Connections! By taking these "two-minute drills" back to your office, yo
PACLUG Session Info now available
Tue, Jun 21st 2011 7:50p Ted Hardenburgh
Thanks to all who came to the session. As promised, here's the take-home stuff from the session.
Blackberry SRP changes May 28
Fri, May 27th 2011 11:48a Ted Hardenburgh
If you have a BES in the US, you're going to want to check your SRP configuration on the BES to make sure it will still work properly after May 28. RIM is changing some IP addresses that will affect your users. First off, check the BES configuration and make sure that the Blackberry Router configuration is pointing to us.srp.blackberry.com and not another host name. Next, run the SRP test and make sure that you see that a successful connection is made to the following new IP addresses: 216
Join me at PACLUG June 21-22 in Las Vegas
Tue, Apr 12th 2011 12:04p Ted Hardenburgh
I'll be presenting at the inaugural PACLUG meeting held this June 21-22 at the Planet Hollywood Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas. It is a free event that will be featuring a number of well-known speakers from the Pacific region of the US. If you're attending THE VIEW conferences that week, why not come in a couple days early and get some additional goodness before these meetings start. And if you're a member of one of the LUGs in the Western US, you'll get a very nice discount to attend THE
Android, AT&T, Traveler - Get it working with Mac/Linux
Mon, Mar 7th 2011 5:53p Ted Hardenburgh
Here's the second part of working with an Android device from AT&T and Lotus Traveler. This installment will talk about installing the Traveler app on your device using Sideload Wonder Machine from a Mac or Linux computer. The screenshots will be from my Mac, but the principal is the same either way. To start, download the Lotus Traveler app from your Traveler server. This isn't the installer app that is downloaded initially from the Traveler web page, this is the actual Traveler ap
Android, AT&T, Traveler - Getting them to play nice
Mon, Mar 7th 2011 11:11a Ted Hardenburgh
So, if you're a Lotus Notes user who bought an Android device on the AT&T network, you probably want to try out Lotus Traveler. Unfortunately, when you try to install Traveler on your device, you'll get a rude awakening. AT&T doesn't like apps that aren't in the market and they block you from installing it. That's where a nice app called Sideload Wonder Machine comes in. This post will cover using it on Windows to install Lotus Traveler, and another post will cover Mac (and L
GROUP Talk this Wednesday - Sametime 8.5 installs and Domino 8.5.2 administration
Mon, Nov 8th 2010 12:29p Ted Hardenburgh
So you can't make it to the ILUG conference in Belfast, what to do? Join GROUP online for a webinar with Chris Whisonant, Phil Witton and me, the "Admins of the Round Table" to talk about Sametime 8.5 installs and Domino 8.5.2 Administration. Bring your questions for our round table discussion and also we'll cover the Sametime 8.5.x install process and what's new in the Domino 8.5.1 and 8.5.2 releases that administrators should be checking out. Join us this Wednesday, November 10 from
Domino won't let that user on to the server? Try this...
Thu, Aug 26th 2010 11:43a Ted Hardenburgh
Have you ever deleted a user from Domino and added them to the Deny Access group only to have HR come back and say, "We've rehired John Doe and he needs back into Notes right now." Of course you have, and if you've ever done this, you may have come across an issue trying to get the user connected back in after removing their name from the Deny Access group and trying to get the user setup in Notes again. This is because the NameLookup cache hasn't expired. To get the user on to the se
Directory Assistance - watch for design changes
Tue, Apr 27th 2010 1:10p Ted Hardenburgh
Working on an issue with directory assistance this morning - an admin had created a new directory database to support external users and added it to the existing DA.nsf. While testing the database, the test external users couldn't login - got an invalid password error everytime. Reviewing the configurations, everything looked fine. I got involved and enabled debug_directory_assistance=1 and debug_namelookup=1 and started testing. The debug output revealed that the search wasn't hitting
Help us find a cure for cystic fibrosis
Wed, Apr 14th 2010 7:30p Ted Hardenburgh
As many of you that know me are aware, my son Andrew has cystic fibrosis. He's 15 now, a freshman in high school and on the freshman baseball team and also participates in Model United Nations. He's pretty healthy for someone with the disease and we're very grateful. Great Strides is the biggest fund raiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and I'm asking for your help. Please make a donation by clicking the link here, or use the button on the right side of the website. The CF Foundatio
How to max out a Notes database
Fri, Feb 26th 2010 9:43a Ted Hardenburgh
Working with a client recently, we came across some unusual behavior with one mail file. The user reported that his database had gotten to be 64GB and he wasn't sure how. Looking at the database properties, it did show up as 64GB, but there were only around 10K documents and the percent used in the database was around 3%. Something wasn't quite right. Running a compact -c managed to get the database back down to around 2 GB, but over a few days, the database grew again to where it was 7 G
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Stout wins in District 3
November 3, 2015 Candidate Marilyn Stout took home the District 3 win in Tuesday's general election. more »»
LCSO traffic enforcement update for Wednesday
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With two precincts out, it's Carioscia, Stout and Cosden in the lead
November 3, 2015 With 28 of 30 precincts reporting, the Lee County Elections Office reports that incumbent John Carioscia is leading challenger Kirk LaGrasta in District 2; Marilyn Stout is leading Chris Cammarota i... more »»
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23rd Annual Holiday Craft Fair hosted by St. Andrew Catholic School
November 2, 2015 The 23rd Annual Holiday Craft Fair, hosted by St. Andrew Catholic School, will be held in the St. Andrew Parish Hall on Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. more »»
Aviation Day 2015 Saturday
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Department of Health advises no swimming at Blind Pass Beach on Sanibel
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Child dies from drowning
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South end of Sirenia Vista Park closed for walkway improvement project
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Toddler transported to Tampa after being shot
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Chiquita Lock to close for annual maintenance Oct. 26
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Lee County Genealogical Society to meet Thursday
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LMHS installs new auxiliary officers
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What Lincoln Believed: The Values and Convictions of America's Greatest President (Paperback)
Countless books have been written about Abraham Lincoln, yet few historians and biographers have taken Lincoln seriously as a thinker or attempted to place him in the context of major intellectual traditions. In this refreshing, brilliantly argued portrait, Michael Lind examines the ideas and beliefs that guided Lincoln as a statesman and shaped the United States in its time of great crisis.In a century in which revolutions against monarchy and dictatorship in Europe and Latin America had failed, Lincoln believed that liberal democracy must be defended for the good of the world. During an age in which many argued that only whites were capable of republican government, Lincoln insisted on the universality of human rights and the potential for democracy everywhere. Yet he also held many of the prejudices of his time; his opposition to slavery was rooted in his allegiance to the ideals of the American Revolution, not support for racial equality. Challenging popular myths and capturing Lincoln's strengths and flaws, Lind offers fascinating and revelatory insights that deepen our understanding of this great and complicated man.
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Michael Lind is cofounder of the New America Foundation and policy director of its Economic Growth Program. His first three books of political journalism and history The Next American Nation, Up from Conservatism, and Vietnam: The Necessary War were all New York Times Notable Books. He writes frequently for the New York Times, Financial Times, and Salon.
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H.R.1033: American Battlefield Protection Program Amendments Act of 2013
|Rush Holt, D-NJ
|15 (8 Democrats, 3 Republicans)
|March 7, 2013
|House Natural Resources; Senate Energy and Natural Resources
Bill Progress
- Bill introduced in the House
- Bill passed in the House
- Bill passed in the Senate
- Bill signed into law
Bill Actions
Last Action
|May 21, 2014
|Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Reported by Senator Landrieu with an amendment. With written report No. 113-172.
|May 21, 2014
|Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 398.
|Nov. 20, 2013
|Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Ordered to be reported with amendments favorably.
|July 30, 2013
|Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on National Parks. Hearings held.
|April 9, 2013
|Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
|April 9, 2013
|On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 283 - 122 (Roll no. 91). (View this vote)
|April 9, 2013
|Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
|April 9, 2013
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|At the conclusion of debate, the Yeas and Nays were demanded and ordered. Pursuant to the provisions of clause 8, rule XX, the Chair announced that further proceedings on the motion would be postponed.
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|March 19, 2013
|Ordered to be Reported by Unanimous Consent.
|March 12, 2013
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There are 30 comments on the Columbus Dispatch story from Jun 6, 2011, titled Boy coping with death of his mother | The Columbus Dispatch. In it, Columbus Dispatch reports that:When he plays with action figures, Elijah Davis wants the good guys to win. If the game is basketball, he lets friends take extra shots to keep the score even.
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#1 Jun 6, 2011
God bless him and god bless your family.
So sorry for your tragic losses.
#2 Jun 6, 2011
Good news from a bad situation. God bless them all.
#3 Jun 6, 2011
He is an innocent victim of the irresponsibility of the adults. Good luck Elijah in your life and I hope you become a good man. You have the material!
#4 Jun 6, 2011
You are a brave young man and I am sure you mother would be so proud of you. Reach for your dreams, you can achieve them. God Bless you
#5 Jun 6, 2011
Good luck Kid.
As for the punk who committed the crime, I hope you fry.
#6 Jun 6, 2011
I agree, but I'd say even at the age of ten, he's already a better man than many out there.
#7 Jun 6, 2011
Elijah's resilency speaks to the nurturing of his mother and step-father. A firm foundation will now need constant bolstering. And it reads as though his father and step-mother realize how blessed they are to now be passed the torch. May you all be surrounded with love.
#10 Jun 6, 2011
Elijah ... you are a true hero. I am sorry you mom did not make it ... but because of your quick thinking and ability to follow instructions, your sister is alive and that is something you can be proud of. I am sure in whatever you decide to be when you grow up you will be great at it.
God bless you and your family!
#11 Jun 6, 2011
My heart goes out to Elijah and the entire family. I was a neighbor of theirs know them all personally. I still think of them often. I am so glad to hear Elijah is staying positive. God Bless you all!
#12 Jun 6, 2011
WHAT a tragedy.
#14 Jun 6, 2011
This young man has a purpose for being on this earth. As the story reads we can already see some of it, but I feel there so much, much more to come. Elijah, God bless you and you family. Also, it is so great to see that his mother and father was apart, this appear to be a health family where the children are put first. God bless this family, and Elijah many, many blessings.
#15 Jun 6, 2011
Macktrapper, you are so right!Elijah exhibits wonderful qualities and thoughts as such a young age. I love his cute face and I hope the new surroundings will help him to achieve his wishes. I hope something good comes out of this senseless tragedy.
#16 Jun 6, 2011
what a brave little boy, I don't know if I would be able to do what he did. I hope the animals who did this to his family fry.
Elijah you are the hero in this story!
#17 Jun 6, 2011
What a brave little boy and what a WONDERFUL step mother and father this boy has! With continued love and support, little Elijah will thrive. Peace, love and God bless.
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#19 Jun 6, 2011
Sounds like a great guy. I hope he reaches his goals. We need more kids like him.
#20 Jun 6, 2011
You done the very best you could for your mother. Your efforts kept her alive long enough for her to reach the hospital were the doctors could safey bring your sister into the world. As hard as it is to deal with the loss of your mother, rest assured that your actions prolonged her life and saved the life of your sister. Had it not been for you, your sister would not have been born. May God bless you and may the future be yours to command.
#21 Jun 6, 2011
I just wanted to repeat this post...I could not have said it better.
#22 Jun 6, 2011
God bless his whole precious soul. With young people like Elijah amongst us, there is hope for this old world yet.
#23 Jun 6, 2011
I know many adults who are not as mature as this young man! He will be a great person and always a responsible adult. God will bless him greatly.
#24 Jun 6, 2011
I wish nothing but the best for this young man!
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Tiger is back on the prowl and on the golf course. And that guy knows a thing or twenty about both. His brand new app, Tiger Woods: My Swing helps your golf game by recording a video of your golf swing and analyzing where you're going wrong by identifying the key primary positions of your swing and lining it up to let…
Mail on Sunday photographer Mark Pain probably didn't know whether to cheer or cry after taking this photo. On one hand, he snapped a great picture. On the other hand, he might be about to face an angry Tiger Woods.
According to the most recent NPD sales data, numbers for this year's annual Tiger Woods golf game franchise update were down by 32%, as gamers seemingly washed their hands of the dirty dawg golfer and his waitress-hassling ways.
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Everyone's taking the piss out of Tiger Woods lately, but I feel sympathetic after seeing these text messages he exchanged with a lover. He sounds as ridiculous as anyone else would in lusty, loverly, silly, and random text messages.
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Animal shelter letter was false
August 28, 2015 EDITOR: I'm writing to express a bit of disappointment in the Letter to the Editor that was published on Aug. 17. 2015 regarding issues with the shelter. more »»
The attack on American's pensions
August 28, 2015 EDITOR: This is an open letter to everyone who is now collecting a pension or expects to in the future. more »»
Oil down, but gas goes up
August 26, 2015 EDITOR: Crude oil has dropped below $40 a barrel. The first time since 2009. In 2009, the average price of gas at the pumps was $1.84. Today, it's about $3. more »»
Trump and the Constitution
August 25, 2015 EDITOR: I have listened to Donald Trump for three to four weeks since he announced his candidacy to run in the Republican primary for President of the United States of America. more »»
Downtown Escanaba was vibrant in the 60s
August 24, 2015 EDITOR: Regarding The House of Ludington, I don't begrudge the owners of their need or desire to sell. more »»
Rising gas prices, again
August 19, 2015 EDITOR: Last week, Aug. 6 or 7, the report said that OPEC was raising production, that prices would continue to fall and probably be under $2 a gallon in a few weeks. Aug 17-24 is the U.P. more »»
Addressing concerns about the House of Ludington
August 17, 2015 EDITOR: As the owners of the House of Ludington, we have listened and read the comments that have recently been made about the prospective sale of the historic building which has served as our... more »»
Gladstone compost site issues
August 17, 2015 EDITOR: The city of Gladstone has operated a compost site in the North Bluff for quite some time. It is located at 29th Street approximately one-fourth mile north of Cameron Elementary School. more »»
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August 15, 2015 EDITOR: The Delta County Road Commission should not abandon P Road public property to neighbors by Escanaba River. A Sept. more »»
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Opposition to low income housing project
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People matter more than procedures
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Bombardier Signals CSeries Order Gain as Model Delays End
Proving the CSeries jet could fly was the first step in Bombardier Inc.'s quest to prove that its biggest aircraft ever can challenge models from Boeing Co. and Airbus SAS.
Bombardier will follow up yesterday's 2 1/2-hour aerial debut for the CSeries with 2,400 hours of trials, Rob Dewar, the program's vice president, told reporters after the initial test at Mirabel, Quebec. The goal is to show that the CSeries will meet its noise-reduction and fuel-economy targets.
With only 177 firm orders over five years, Montreal-based Bombardier has struggled to find more buyers for a jet intended to crack the Boeing-Airbus duopoly. The first flight was delayed more than eight months while program costs rose to $3.9 billion, 15 percent more than projected.
"There are airlines that are sitting on the fence," said John Stephenson, a fund manager with First Asset Investment Management Inc. in Toronto, whose C$2.7 billion ($2.6 billion) in assets includes shares of Bombardier. "Here's something that hasn't really been able to prove itself, and now with this test flight it has. Over 150 minutes has put those doubts to rest."
With the twin-engine CSeries, Bombardier is targeting the smaller end of the single-aisle jetliner market, seating 100 to 160 people. Chief Executive Officer Pierre Beaudoin is counting on the jet as a catalyst for almost doubling annual revenue toward the end of the decade. Sales were $16.8 billion in 2012.
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"Sentiment on Bombardier is still ruled by the success or failure of the CSeries," Walter Spracklin, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets in Toronto who recommends investors buy the stock, said yesterday in a note to clients. "Over the next six months, we do see positive news coming out of the program by way of first flight data and new orders."
Bombardier's widely traded Class B shares were unchanged at C$4.96 at the close in Toronto, leaving the stock's year-to-date gain at 32 percent.
Beaudoin reaffirmed a goal of having the CSeries enter service about 12 months after first flight. He also repeated a pledge to reach 300 firm orders by then, saying yesterday's trial will help dispel skepticism among would-be buyers.
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"Obviously there are some airlines that want to see first flight, and want to see the data rather than just our analysis," Beaudoin told reporters in Mirabel. Getting the plane airborne "will permit us to start giving them the data."
The smaller CS100 model, with about 100 to 125 seats, sells for a list price of $62 million, while the CS300, which will carry 135 to 160 people, sells for $71 million, though airlines typically negotiate discounts.
Bombardier has said it expects industrywide deliveries of 6,900 planes in the 100- to 149-seat range in a 20-year period ending in 2031, with half of that market captured for itself.
That share probably will be closer to 30 percent, Fadi Chamoun, a BMO Capital Markets analyst in Toronto with an outperform rating on the stock, predicted on Sept. 5. He is among 14 analysts who recommend buying the shares, while nine say hold and one says sell, based on data compiled by Bloomberg.
Firm CSeries orders have typically been for handfuls of planes, while Boeing and Toulouse, France-based Airbus often sign deals for scores or hundreds of jets. The 177-plane backlog compares with 3,445 of Boeing's 737 model on order through June, based on data compiled by Bloomberg.
Test Postponements
Bombardier stirred concern in November with a six-month delay to the test flight caused by unspecified "issues" with unidentified suppliers, surprising investors and sending the stock to the biggest drop since June. Then it postponed the event twice more this year.
"Many airlines are adopting a 'show me' approach prior to placing orders for the CSeries," Benoit Poirier, an analyst at Desjardins Capital Markets in Montreal, said yesterday in a note to clients. He rates the stock as buy.
Bombardier has said the CSeries, which features the new geared turbofan engine from United Technologies Corp.'s Pratt & Whitney, will cost about 15 percent less to operate, cut fuel burn by about 20 percent and produce less noise.
"It was very quiet, which is great," Nico Buchholz, executive vice president at Cologne, Germany-based Deutsche Lufthansa AG, said in an interview after hearing the CSeries at Mirabel. "We have a lot of data and we feel pretty confident that it will be good."
New Entrants
Lufthansa, whose 2009 order for at least 30 of the jets made it among the earliest buyers, will consider the CSeries when shopping for new narrow-bodies, perhaps in three to five years, Buchholz said.
The CSeries also is part of fleet-upgrade discussions at Air Canada, along with Boeing, Airbus and Embraer SA, Chief Financial Officer Michael Rousseau said on an Aug. 7 conference call. Those comments still stand, Isabelle Arthur, an Air Canada spokeswoman, said yesterday in an e-mail.
Interest in the CSeries is "nicely spread out" across all continents, said Mike Arcamone, president of Bombardier's commercial aircraft unit. Talks are under way with potential buyers in Latin American countries such as Mexico, said Arcamone, who declined to identify specific carriers.
As many as 35 current and potential customers attended the event at Mirabel, Arcamone said, and first flight may prove to be just the catalyst that Bombardier needed.
"Seeing is believing," Arcamone said in an interview. "To me, that's the best PowerPoint presentation we can give to customers. This plane is really going to be a game-changer."


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Mill City Bread Festival this weekend
Mill City Farmers Market and the Mill City Museum are joining forces to celebrate the Bread Festival, sponsored by Gold Medal Flour. This will be the first of an annual event celebrating the traditions of American bread-baking.
The festival will include demonstrations and a bread-baking contest. Here are details:
Bring the kids and have them try their hand at creating their own grain art, and experiment with the process of turning wheat into flour using a variety of machinery, like a roller mill. You can also learn the history and technology behind how Minneapolis became the flour-milling capital of the world.
Baking demonstrations will be conducted by Jeff Hertberg and Zoe Francois, creators of Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day, and Michelle Gayer of Salty Tart Bakery. Home bakers can enter a bread contest. Showcase your baking talents and have your creations judged by a panel of experts, including Steve Horton, owner of Rustica Bakery. Submissions are accepted until the morning of the event. For more details on the contest and to pre-register, follow this link: Bread Contest
Make an afternoon out of it and stay for live music by Potluck and the Hot Dishes. And as always, you can try the many fantastic samples at the farmers market--and get your shopping done at the same time.
Bread Festival Mill City Farmers Market and Mill City Museum Saturday October 1, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Live music 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Mill City Farmers Market website
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