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Ticket #4290 (reopened defect)
Can't create hard links on a shared folder (= can't use zsh if home directory is shared folder)
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|VirtualBox 2.2.4
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|Mac OS X
It seems the shared folders do not allow hard links to be created (link() system call). The result is always EPERM, Operation not permitted. A simple "touch foo; ln foo bar" on a shared folder will demonstrate the problem. This is with VirtualBox 2.2.4 on Mac OS X 10.4.11 host, Linux 64-bit client (tried both Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Server x86-64 and Scientific Linux 4.8 x86-64 (a RHEL4 variant)).
The way I actually noticed was that the zsh delivered with scientific linux (zsh 4.2.0) tries to create a history lock file with link() and fails - and goes into an infinite loop. There's no such problem with the ubuntu version though (zsh 4.3.4). This makes it rather more difficult to use zsh as a login shell :-) I'll see if I can coax it to not use that way of locking.
However, hard linking support would be nice.
Change History
comment:1 Changed 10 years ago by frank
- Status changed from new to closed
- Resolution set to duplicate
Duplicate of #818.
comment:2 Changed 2 years ago by hartmut
- Status changed from closed to reopened
- Resolution duplicate deleted


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No matter how busy our schedules are, we all crave some relaxation once in awhile. Some people relax by being alone sleeping or listening to music while most of us are more for being around those we love and having a fulfilled evening. If you are one of those who like hosting parties and are planning to host some friends and family for the weekend, the following are some tips to ensure you and your guest have a very fulfilling day.
Know who is coming
The key to a successful party is first of all for the host to know who will be coming to the party. Whether it is a party for adults only or where kids will be included, you the host will be doing yourself a huge favor if you do your best to ensure all your guest acknowledge they will be attending or not. That said, that also means you have to send out invites early. This will give your guest enough time to decide on whether to attend or not. If you are planning to have a party take a look at this the perfect item that's sure to meet your needs.
Prepare a menu for all
If you know who is coming then it will probably help you in preparing the menu for the day. If you are inviting very close friends and family, you may already know their likes and dislikes and any special dietary requirements. If you will be having guest with whom you are not very close, do not hesitate to ask if they have any special dietary requirements. This will help ensure that all your guests are correctly catered for the day.
Prepare activities for the day
Most times when we invite people over, we just assume that the food and drinks should be enough to keep the guest busy. However, we are often surprised to find that once the guest have had something to eat and drink, they crave for other activities or they may start leaving earlier than the host anticipated. To avoid such situations, it is advisable to look for fun activities that guest could get involved in during the course of the day or evening. You could get them to do karaoke for some old school songs. Even if you don't have a karaoke machine there are karaoke for hire that you can get for the day. Other fun activities could include the devils baskets and guess.
The above are just a few tips that those planning to host friends and family can use. Note that this is not an all inclusive lists as there are many different ideas. However, if you want to succeed, you have to start planning early and ensure that those you expect to see on the day have schedules that allow for that.

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have not been blogging for a while again cuz I was simply too
busy with school stuff >___< sorryy
Although Hanami was a few weeks ago I wanna share some photos with you :)
It was such a great day together with Ducky, Julia, Liz and my boyfriend Marc ♡
Ducky stayed overnight so we could get there together ... ahh we had a great dorama evening
watching Koizora (。┰ω┰。)
oh my gosh cried rivers ehe ^^' it's one of the saddest storys I know and the soundtrack is beautiful!
Back to topic ! (´ω`★)
We went to the train station where honey would pick us up and bring us to the hanami.
The park is beautiful!
Sadly not many sakura trees were blooming but luckily we were able to find two single bushes for
a little shoot :)
So here we go:
|love this pic haha
|Liz at work ^-^ (my cam died when i wanted to take a real outfit photo ;_;)
|noming a cookie and being happy XD
|beautiful my melody bag <3
|couple pic *giggles*
|Julia wore her brand new Milk-chan JSK !! she looks faboulus!!!!
|beautiful nail art and wonderful rings :3
Cannot wait for next year ☆*:.。. o(≧▽≦)o .。.:*☆
See ya next time ^-^/


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Shallots are a delicious addition to many dishes, including soups and salads. They also enhance the flavor of meats, particularly beef. For any dish in which you would use onions, shallots can be substituted to provide a subtler, more nuanced onion-like flavor.
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For each main character (Kramer, Elaine, Jerry and George) we developed a region (so to speak) that included four recurring characters that are the most relevant to each of them. Seeding was determined by the number of episodes the character appeared in; the higher the seed having the bigger number of appearances.
The regions and match-ups are as follows:
The Giddyup Region (Kramer)
(1) Newman vs. (4) Crazy Joe Davola
(2) Mickey vs. (3) Jackie Chiles
The Little Kicks Region (Elaine)
(1) J. Peterman vs. (4) Mr. Lippman
(2) David Puddy vs. (3) Mr. Pitt
The But I Don't Want to be a Pirate Region (Jerry)
(1) Morty Seinfeld vs. (4) Uncle Leo
(2) Kenny Bania vs. (3) Babu Bhatt
The Serenity Now (George)
(1) Susan Ross vs. (4) George Steinbrenner
(2) Frank Costanza vs. (3) Estelle Costanza
*During each of the next three weeks we will post the next round's winners, along with reasoning, best quotes and analysis.


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Rule, Johnson, and Freeman replied to our 2016 paper on "gaydar" research, but failed to address our major arguments. Here is our invited reply, just out in JSR!
Ecological Invalidity of Existing Gaydar Research: In-Lab Accuracy Translates to Real-World Inaccuracy: Response to Rule, Johnson, & Freeman (2016)
In recent years, several empirical studies have claimed to provide evidence in support of the popular folk notion that people possess "gaydar" that enables them to accurately identify who is gay or lesbian (Rule, Johnson, & Freeman, 2016). This conclusion is limited to artificial lab settings, however, and when translated to real-world settings this work itself provides evidence that people's judgments about who is gay/lesbian are not pragmatically accurate. We also briefly review evidence related to the consequences of perpetuating the idea of gaydar (i.e., "the gaydar myth"). Although past claims about accurate orientation perception are misleading, the work that gave rise to those claims can nevertheless inform the literature in meaningful ways. We offer some recommendations for how the evidence in past "gaydar" research can be reappraised to inform our understanding of social perception and group similarities/differences.
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Psychologist to examine childhood depression
Binghamton, NY – Research by Binghamton University psychologist Brandon Gibb could provide new weapons for the fight against childhood depression. Working with colleagues around the country, he hopes to identify the causes of mental-health problems in kids and define trajectories of risk for depression.
"We're hoping not only to identify which risk factors are most important but also to determine a developmental window that may provide the best opportunity for protective intervention," said Gibb, associate professor of psychology and director of Binghamton University's Mood Disorders Institute.
During the next five years, Gibb and his colleagues will study 250 8- to 14-year-olds and their mothers to develop a better understanding of the genetic, environmental and psychological variables that can lead to depression. Gibb is hoping that the study will provide a better understanding of the types of stress kids encounter as they enter adolescence and the factors that predict risk versus resilience in the face of this stress.
They've received funding from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, part of the National Institutes of Health, to support the $2.06M project. The first two years of the grant, $874,859, will come through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
People are at risk for depression if something bad happens to them, Gibb explained. It's as simple — and as complicated — as that.
"But we also know there is huge variability in which people get depressed when terrible things happen to them," he said. "What we're interested in is how people think about the things that happen in their lives as this mechanism of risk."
These differences in thought patterns — or information-processing biases — fascinate Gibb.
"Let's say you have a fight with a friend," he said. "You can say, 'Oh the friend was just in a bad mood and he'll probably be back tomorrow.' Or you can say, 'Wow, this means I'll never have another friend in my life.' And the people who take it the second way are going to be at risk for depression."
These ways of thinking about the events in one's life are pretty stable in adults and even toward the end of adolescence, Gibb said. He wants to know when children develop these thinking styles and find out whether negative experiences early in life contribute to that development.
His study will also look at how specific genes affect these outcomes. "We're looking at variation in genes that we think are related to heightened reactivity to environmental stress," Gibb said. "We're looking at whether we can identify sub-groups that are protected from or at greater risk of depression."
Collaborators on the project include geneticists John McGeary at Brown University and Andrew Smolen at the University of Colorado as well as Constance Hammen at UCLA and David Cole at Vanderbilt University.
"There's no simple answer to depression," Gibb said. "People can get depressed for a lot of reasons. What we're trying to do is take a lot of the reasons and see how they all work together to contribute to an enduring risk that is developed during childhood and maintained throughout someone's life."
Researchers will meet with the study participants, who will all be drawn from the Greater Binghamton community, every six months for two years. The researchers will use interviews as well as questionnaires and computer-based tasks in the study.
"We'll be able to develop a better understanding of the vicious cycle that depressed people find themselves in. What often happens when people are depressed is they feel bad, so they withdraw from friends and family. That makes them feel worse, so they withdraw more. And they get caught in this cycle."
This is no small problem: Estimates suggest that, at any given point, 1 out of every 36 children and 1 out of 18 adolescents experiences major depression.
By age 18, 1 in 7 has experienced at least one episode of major depression. Many others have less-severe problems. And children of depressed mothers have a risk three to four times higher than the general population.
Gibb said he often compares depression to a rock rolling down a hill. "If you catch it early, a little tap can completely change its trajectory," he said. "If you wait until it has a ton of momentum, it's much, much harder to make a difference."


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I Wasn't Supposed to be at Work That Day +15
Put this under "it was a great thing at the time, but..."
Fifteen years ago today there was a damned interesting coincidence that for a few years to follow was something that perhaps stepped up my trust in the universe, God, or whathaveyou. It did defy logic, that's for sure and I held on to it like Gollum and his "my Precious." These days it's far less a thing, but I don't think I've ever told the tale. If you need to see it in context, you'd have to insert this tale into its rightful place, about five years before this TAPKAE blog really got started.
You people now have the benefit of reading a massive spoiler post I wrote a couple years ago about how the entire Shelby Duncan era came crashing to an end in one day. That letter was a hard one to write, and in some ways I wish I'd written it years before. There were plenty of times when a saner person than I could have seen the writing on the walls and just washed his hands of it. Where were those saner persons when I needed to be one of them?
But the stuff of the heart is messy business. The mind wants to map what the heart feels. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it is a miserable failure. With Shelby, for about 12 years, there was plenty of this going on. We were never an item, and of course, that persistent frustration, and the repeated attempts to change that, were the drama. There is no real kiss to tell about. Not even really a feel up. There is this imagination that things could be this way or that, but all that was elusive and as I've said before, all that was known well enough by 1991, just a couple years after we met.
1994: the Setup
But being the pup on a pantleg like I am, I was wayyyy too into trying to analyze things. But the time that seemed most final between us was during 1995 in the wake of a nine day trip up to Seattle, WA and then to Fairbanks, AK. It was something that put an end to a very long period of having not seen her in San Diego. Even with her being "just" a friend, it was a long time to go without in-person contact. I recall it being a year and a half prior to my trip. I booked the trip during a period of 1994 when I was just given an advance on my inheritance from my grandfather. I bought the ticket in September for about $900 and winced a bit at that but was glad to get on with the adventure of seeing her in two distant states, and for a week and a quarter. Such time was unheard of. The year 1994 was a good year. This seemed like a good thing. I was riding high.
But on August 13 of that year, things went changing. That's the day I met Robin at a Slaves by Trade band party and of course, the fact she lived in town and was "available" meant that we dove headlong into the stuff of relationship in a way that could never be accomplished with Shelby. But you see... after months of anticipatory talk, the plane ticket to see Shelby was bought in the first several weeks of this new relationship when we weren't yet bonded to the point where it seemed a conflict. So after those few weeks, the reality was that while I had my feet on the ground with one girl, I was heading off to see another for a week and more, and more so, it was to be in the weeks after Christmas and over New Year's. Yep. Alaska in the dead of winter! Robin might have ribbed me some about seeing another girl for that time and under such conditions as those (where who in their right mind would leave the house anyway?) It wasn't a big conflict or anything; I think I knew it was literally better to have the um, bird in the hand, rather than the two in the bush.
The thing is, I'm rather convinced Robin willingly played unprotected roulette with our intimacy. Chalk it up to all sorts of potential psychological reasons about unfulfilled this or that, but that is how it seems. I gather it was some need to escape a family situation, but just three months and five days after we met (November 18th), she asked me to marry her and for a few days, I was in that mood of going with it, but I cooled my heels and realized that at 21 and with her as my first sexual partner, I was not ready to even pretend. So five days later (November 23rd, the day before Thanksgiving), after a lot of that agonizing soul searching that goes on at times like that, I bowed out but said I'd still be interested in things as they had been for those first three months, but no marriage plans, or even an engagement. That was just too much.
(It seems that was one of the more troublemaking decisions I ever made. On the heels of that declaration, I had to notify my mom that we were not coming to the first Thanksgiving dinner that we would have had in all the years since 1986. And since I had taken ill and was really in a mess, neither would I. Unfortunately, that firm decision was made on Thanksgiving morning, after she already started in on making a feast for the day. For four people. And two of us pulled out. She could still make a vitriolic statement about that even today if you were to ask her. She later decided to deduct $50 of payment from a $300 "loan" I made her in August of that year during one of the best periods I ever had in her company, just around the time I met Robin. But she decided to make that point months and months later in 1995, well after she had stated she'd pay me back. I've since come to find that my mom does that with other family members and with larger numbers. I digress.)
A couple weeks after that troubled Thanksgiving week, Robin and I engaged in one of those regrettable unprotected encounters that goes on to write a whole new history for people. Another roulette time that sometimes I've wondered about. Was it an intentional thing to be so risky just weeks after that big rejection of the proposal? Was it a trap? It's speculation, but plausible stuff. People do that. I'm as guilty as her, but at the age of 20, while young ladies can override knowledge of facts and figures and consequences with foolishness, ultimately, it was a decision of hers to participate (unprotected) in the whole thing.
If all that weren't enough, the presence of my odd friend Matt Zuniga was an odd thing to estimate once I got a girlfriend. The way he talks is suitable for the locker room or to accompany our midnight drum jams in industrial parks, but he was always inclined to be a tad more raunchy than I would like, particularly around Robin. Sometimes she played back with some equally suggestive talk. There were some times in the week before I left for my trip when I swear our relationship was on the rocks because of this. Since Robin didn't drive at that time, Matt drove me to the airport and Robin was along to see me off. After the weeks of them doing all sorts of flirtatious talk that I ordinarily don't engage in, my trip to the airport was littered with more such talk, and in light of all the innuendo, who knew what was really meant about Matt offering to "take Robin home." I flew out of town wondering how those two would conduct themselves while I was gone. There were later times when I was present in the room and when I got some idea of how things could have gone. But this is a family show...
In addition, only two days before I left I was told by my old man that I might need to move my stuff out of the house so he could rent the place in January. Excuse me? He told me that just before Christmas. I left on December 26th and would be gone through the 4th of the new year. He offered to move my stuff for me. That was grossly offensive considering that much of that year was troubled by his intrusions upon my room, causing me to make the decision to put a lock on the door. That subsequently became his permission to start charging me $100 rent: all because he could not leave my stuff alone.
The Alaska Ice at New Years
I'll have to cut this part shorter than it deserves because this post is really about Shelby and the August 11, 1997 event, but suffice to say, the trip was a troubled one though not for the reasons I suspected. Because it was bound to be awkward under the conditions of just seeing Shelby, or seeing her after a long time, I was there with a case of nerves that was just dismal. Being in strange new places (in the winter, there is just a few hours of daylight that looks about as bright as at 8 am here) was even more to dislocate me. And then the fear that Robin was late during the time I was gone added more anxiety. Calls back to her got me a "don't worry, it's fine" message that I distrusted as the time passed. I was really a troubled dude that week and a half and didn't make a good impression.
1995-1996: the Blackout
Coming home, the first order of business was to get Robin to Planned Parenthood on January 5th to see what fate awaited us. I think she was plenty surprised herself that she was pregnant and at five weeks already. Five weeks, eh? I know what night that was. Just days after that nullified engagement. Hmmm. She scheduled an appointment for a termination to be done the following week on January 12th. I paid my half of the $260 and took her there and did all the stuff that seemed right at the time. After that experience she was on the pill and at least there was a safety net that wasn't there before. People have already chewed me out for this whole episode, so refrain, okay?
Meanwhile, it took a few weeks before I wrote to Shelby to tell her how life was upon my return. First off, everything going on with Robin demanded attention, and really, I knew that the trip had not gone well and I was not sure discussing it would have helped much. But I got a letter off to her anyway. I suppose that at the age of 21 I did not have the tact she would have prefered me to have. Apparently I came off as crass to her (which was not hard to do; she was a harsh judge of things) when I wrote to tell her "the problem was solved." Fair enough. I didn't hear from Shelby until December, just before Christmas! And when I did, she chewed me out for being so crass and that while I was in Alaska I was "a pill" and condescending to her friends. Probably, given the weight of circumstances then. She apparently just forgot about writing to me for the better part of a year. But then something about Christmas (not even her holiday, as she professed to be agnostic) warmed her enough to send that lashing letter. She didn't even mind that there was an abortion involved. I hoped not. She was a flaming liberal pro-choice person according to her other rants. But she insisted I was too devoid of emotion or compassion to put it the way I did. And then nearly a year went by. I got that card just in time to "enjoy" my holidays.
That was the end, for all I knew. I don't even recall if I wrote back. But I did not hear from her again. Now I can tell you the story I set out to tell.
Pizza and Beer... for Dolphins
Robin and I spent about two-thirds of 1996 in a slow breakup mode. Somewhere in the midst of that, on August 25th I got the pressure to leave my home of nearly 23 years (I moved nearly all I owned in two car/vanloads, done in a smash and grab motion that lasted about two hours on the following day) and after a few days or so at my grandmother's house, I took up residence in Robin's comparable childhood home in La Mesa. I was a two month guest more than anything and since that fall season of 1996 was filled with a bunch of stress and strife and life readjustment, that finally put the fire under me to seek out the kind of income that would actually let me get free of such drama. Feeling empowered by the newness of my truck, purchased on September 17th, I got a job at Pizza Hut in La Mesa, not even a mile from Robin's place. It was just about the beginning of October and by the end of the month, was moving into an apartment in Clairemont, now 12 miles away. The driving didn't hurt because with the tip money from being a pizza delivery guy, there was always cash in my pocket, and back then gas was about $1.25 a gallon anyway. But the time on the road might be a liability getting there at the wrong time of day when a lot of traffic out the eastbound 8 freeway would bunch up and make that a tedious drive.
No worry though. Aside from Pizza Hut there was not much else to report to in life. I gave up working for Rockola once it was clear that Pizza Hut could more than pay for the $270 room I lived in and the few expenses I had. I had bought my truck outright in September so I never had a payment after the first two payments I made. The solitary room was indeed a new experience for me. Robin visited a couple times in November when it was a new thing, but for the most part, we were done. And then the big break happened. Mike Keneally called me to go on a tour as drum and bass assistant for his band Beer For Dolphins for five weeks, starting on November 18th, not quite three weeks after I got settled into the apartment and starting in just five days! Read bass player Bryan Beller's accounts in his blog from the period [Google listings show more of that.] In that period, I barely gave it a second thought. I told Pizza Hut I had to take several weeks off and if they could reserve my job, great, and if not, maybe I could work something out at the local Clairemont store. Essentially, I quit that lucrative position and went to work my dream gig for my favorite musician. It was a great injection of purpose and meaning for me after all the drama that the year had brought. Mike paid me out of his own pocket about $37 a day for 35 days—a flat $1325 when all was said and done. (The thing is, I had agreed to do the tour for even less than that but the situation on the ground was that I was co-opted by the Steve Vai crew to help out loading the truck upon which the BFD gear was riding piggyback, and Mike took that into consideration and paid a bit more than we agreed to initially.) That was no significant loss compared to what I was making, and being out of my usual, troubled space at home would do me good. It also helped put the distance between me and Robin that was necessary to envision a life not in that relationship. As it happened, we lasted about one week after I returned, then I broke up with her. I don't recall talking to her on the phone while I was gone, but maybe a couple times. I was glad to get free.
When I returned, I took about two weeks to regroup, did some local gigs including the incredibly arduous New Year's gig for Dr. Feelgood, where I had to break into my grandmother's house. (We had agreed I could store things, and over night if needed, so I could get some work from local musicians who had me move their gear and keep it at times.) In early January I was able to get a job at the Clairemont Pizza Hut and worked their until just after Super Bowl weekend in early February. Then I transferred back over to La Mesa because I found it more profitable.
So that sets the stage for the rest of this story. Now you know the oddness that is Shelby and the oddness that is her coming and going in my life. You've seen how I was involved with Robin and how that influenced Shelby to be even harder a person to deal with, cutting out of the scene for over two years. You see how I had this yo-yo relationship with La Mesa for a while thanks to Robin and Pizza Hut. So get this...
I Wasn't Supposed to be at Work That Day
Pizza Hut in La Mesa turned out to be a pretty lucrative job for me that year. I was newly free of my childhood home, newly free of a troubled relationship, and newly inspired by the Keneally tour (getting to watch Toss Panos play drums every night was just amazing, even when he was piss-assed drunk and angry). I spent my time working on my recordings in my little bedroom (they turned into Hog Heaven), and when I wasn't doing that, I went to work at Pizza Hut. I usually worked at Pizza Hut in the evenings and did about 30-35 hours there most weeks and probably brought in $1300, mostly in cash. I was living like a king, it seemed. I worked different days but probably had a few main days I could rely upon. I didn't do gigs unless they fit around Pizza Hut. For a while in the summer my roommate's friend and drummer in their band, let me record my drums at his house not far away. It was all very fluid.
So one Monday in August when I was not scheduled to work, I got a call asking me to come in to help relieve some shortage. I was asked to come in whenever I could. I cautioned that I lived 12 miles out and the rush hour would be slowing me down but I'd get in to help. That was good enough for them. They were desperate. I don't recall the specifics of whether I burned a path out there or whether I dilly-dallied or stopped to gas up but sometime in the five o'clock hour I arrived in the parking lot at 8000 La Mesa Boulevard where the Pizza Hut was. Maybe or maybe not did I stop to finish hearing what was on the radio. I wasn't being timed so I didn't hurry. Maybe or maybe not did I pay great attention to the many pedestrians moving in and out of the Vons store that my Pizza Hut was anchored to. Carefree. Today was bonus money, and just for a few hours. My calendar shows that it was 6-9:30 and that there were $29 in tips. Nice.
As I walked up to the store from about halfway down the parking lot, I heard my name called just about as I was to pass two women going by. Well holy hell! It was none other than Shelby! That warranted a double take. She was walking along with her mom. I don't recall if I knew that he mom lived there then or if that was news to me, but indeed she did live nearby on Mt. Helix, and Shelby was visiting from out of town. Only this time it was not from Alaska but a clear opposite part of the world—Louisiana. She was a student at LSU doing her Masters work, just about to start her last year there. We said a few small words and probably refreshed each other on phone numbers and gave a hug. She seemed happy to see me. And of course, having come to expect I might never talk to or see her again, I was excited to see her too.
She was visiting for one week. I just happened to be there on my day off. I was asked to come in whenever I could. I was in rush hour traffic for too long. I could have let one more traffic light or pedestrian slow me down. Or I could have been there one minute earlier or parked over one more stall. Immediately I set about the thoughts of what a remarkable meeting this was. You could imagine I could barely keep myself from bouncing off the walls. Yes, I remembered the troubled history. Yes I remembered the emotionally frustrating metaphorically slammed doors. I never lost that. But a day like this, after a year that was filled with its painful lows and empty accomplishments (working just for money never means anything to me, and aside from my recording, life was damned boring), it felt like I got part of myself back. It was a day to rejoice in, unambiguously. It was a gift from I don't know where. And it would be over three years before the tension mounted and broke again, in the form of that letter that I linked to above. For now, the order of the day was to be happy to have reconnected.
We talked on the phone that night. I don't know for how long or about what, but in those two years and nearly eight months since our last time being in the same place, it was probably quite a story. Three days later, on the 14th, we met at the La Mesa Barnes and Noble and got some lunch at Schlotzky's next door. It was a grand old time. I was over three years from spending a comparable day in La Mesa in late 2000, and one that instead of signalling the start of a great new period, signalled the end of the entire thing after 12 years. But that day at Barnes and Noble, it was electrifying again. It felt right. Some people do that to a person.
I've risked many detours to get to that story, a story that perhaps was far more magical when it happened than after I have parted ways with her, and after having told the Shelby story in many other ways here at this site. But let me just detour again to bracket this time in another way.
Hog Heaven Halcyon Days, Shelby-powered
A parallel interest in the summer of 1997 was to upgrade my recording gear. I selected the Roland VS-880. I saved my cash during that summer and on August 13th, was prepared to buy the 880. Among the things that Shelby and I talked about was that new purchase. We were sitting there in La Mesa and that recorder was at that point just a new toy I had barely unpacked. Of course, that machine was the single best tool that helped me unlock a creativity that spanned for about three years and some change. It was the heart of Hog Heaven Studio, starting in mid 1998. I used it for everything there. The last project I did there (excluding smaller things that never really reached completion) was the Hog Heaven Holiday Theme Music disk I recorded in December 2000 in the two weeks or so prior to Christmas. It was the last explosive period of recording creativity that happened there before so many changes. It also happened to conclude within a day or two of the last day I saw Shelby, and the day that I finally put my long-bottled up thoughts onto paper and delivered them to her mom's house in La Mesa. You might say that the VS-880 era was Shelby-powered. When she was gone, that whole enterprise deflated in a huge way. Sure, there were other experiences and people involved, but that whole period was definitely fed by her as my muse. Especially the last year or so of it when Receiving was done.
It's pretty clear I overestimated what could be done within that relationship. After it crashed and burned she lambasted me for misrepresenting myself and the terms of our relationship. Yeah, maybe. I was scared to speak up until I was about to explode. And when I did, yes, it all did crash big. All these years later since early 2001, I've never once heard from her. She's a fickle person. And maybe that's not what I need in life. Other people of course have diverted my attention from the kinds of wishful thinking that I once indulged in. Kelli certainly is as present as Shelby was absent, and we live a life of availability to one another.
But something still amazes me. Over the years, I have Googled nearly everyone of interest in my life and Shelby is one who has such an amazingly low profile online. I did write to her a couple times, either to old addresses or once on Facebook, ten years after our blowout. Nearly all the other people I've contacted this way have responded to my thoughtful attempts at reconciliation and reconnection. Shelby is dogged in her avoidance of that. It's one of those things that, as it always has, will let my mind fill in the blanks. Be all that as it may, it doesn't change the story of times like the day when I wasn't supposed to be at work, came in "whenever," was stuck in rush hour traffic, waited for pedestrians, and then walked at whatever pace through the parking lot, and was nearly miraculously rewarded with a chance to rekindle a friendship that had brought me to both extremes of joy and pain prior to that as she often had some harsh criticism of the way I lived my life or how I naively expressed myself in situations that were like being under water, but that for a while—a day, a month, three years, kept feeding me somehow with the stuff of vitality and purpose in life. Even the rather disastrous collapse of all that can't take those experiences away.


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As I know from personal experience, redundancy can have devastating consequences.
It can make you anxious, nervous, depressed and stressed.
Yes, although you are not physically working, your brain is more than likely working overtime by worrying about what may or may not happen to you in the future.
Now is the time to take stock of your life to gain some degree of control over it.
Make a list of your monthly income, which is probably money from benefits, then of your expenditure and of any savings you may have. If you have yearly expenditure you could divide that by 12 months This should help you to establish what salary you need to be earning when you apply for jobs and enable you to establish how long you can live without paid work. If you are in dire financial difficulties you can ask your local housing benefit office if they can access emergency funds.
Make a list of all the things you want to do in your life, both personally and professionally, from the simplest of ideas to the ideal dream scenario. Let your imagination run wild. Then next to each one, write down what it would take to achieve each of these. It may be to go back to college or university. Do voluntary work or work experience. Read a Self-Help or How to Book in order to teach yourself through their simple step-by-step guide. Enquire at your local job centre about funding. You will often discover courses are much cheaper or entirely free if you are claiming Job Seekers Allowance. Go to your local university or college and pick up a catalogue of information regarding the different courses available. Be proactive not reactive and make things happen. Many courses you can do in the evening and so you would still be available to work in the day. By doing a course it will increase your skills and experience, therefore making you a more appealing candidate to prospective employer. It will focus your mind on something other than your problems. Get you out of the house and increase your confidence.
Whilst this is a nerve-wracking subject for some, if you have any health problems or issues, now is the time to get them sorted. You will worry more in the future if you don't face these now. Whether it is your physical or mental wellbeing, now is the perfect time to go to your doctor, ask to see a specialist consultant and/or attend counselling sessions. There is nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. I have recently become a Health Buddy for South West CSV on a voluntary capacity for "The Stripping it Bare" campaign in association with Radio Devon. We encourage people from all walks of life to go for screening for things such as Chlamydia, Testicular Cancer and Breast Cancer. Whilst you are out of work, this is the perfect time to get yourself checked out and if you feel poorly, to get yourself better, so you are at your fittest to take on another job whether that be working for yourself or for someone else as an employee.
By actively doing things to improve your life or circumstances in some way, you will have less time to feel nervous, anxious, depressed or stressed about being redundant You will feel you are making some progress in your life and that will have a positive effect on you.
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Some people get "the calling" when it comes to doing something for G_d (HaShem). Me, I usually get an email, and same goes for my latest commission for HaShem.
I got an email a couple of weeks ago from one of my favorite Rabbis; Rabbi Zalman Bluming, who is the Chabad Rabbi for Chapel Hill / Durham, North Carolina. The first time I meet Rabbi Zalman a spark went off in my soul, and I knew that I wanted to be a Hassid just like him, and we became good friends.
So Rabbi Zalman emailed me, and asked me if I would be interested in making a portable Aron Kodesh for the upcoming High Holidays. So if you don't know, an Aron Kodesh is: The Torah ark or ark in a synagogue (Jewish house of worship) is known in Hebrew as the Aron Kodesh. It is generally a receptacle, or ornamental closet, which contains each synagogue's Torah scrolls (Sifrei Torah in Hebrew).Normally, an Aron Kodesh is fairly large, and is a permanent part of the synagogue, but sometimes you need an Aron Kodesh that can be transported from one place to another, and usually only holds one Sefer Torah.
Unlike the Blues Brothers were on a mission from G_d, I got a commission for G_d. I guess it is kinda like the bumper sticker that says, "The J-man saves, but Moses invests!" Anyway, I am not one who would turn down a commission for HaShem, and I bumped another project so I could do this for Rabbi Zalman.
So today, I drew up my plans in my notebook, (because I don't need no stinkin' Sketch-up) and got to work making the carcass parts and getting the carcass assembled. I used walnut veneer plywood for the carcass, and assembled it with biscuits and pocket screws, couldn't be easier. Next, I will add a solid wood face frame and start work on the doors.
This is one of those projects that I need to work quickly to keep the costs down, but an Aron Kodesh needs to be more than a plain box with doors, so I have an idea to create something special for the top. I want to make the top look like Mount Sinai with the ten commandment stones at the top. I hate to be a tease, but I'll talk more about this in a later post.
Overall, this should be fun project, and I like doing work for a good cause. I get to do what I enjoy, and I know that I am doing a mitzvah, and will be part of a mitzvah for many years to come they use the Aron Kodesh that I made.
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With a deep South fun and relaxed bluesy feel, I find it difficult to believe that he's from the UK rather than the Northern Gulf Coast, but with a song that manages to sound just like dancing and drinking outside with your friends on a humid night, it really doesn't matter where he's from.
Lyrics that read "forget about all your feelings", "forget about all those tears you cry", "forget about all your worries...forget about Monday morning" in between the refrain "we goin out, gonna shake our things about" it's hard not to get sucked into the melody and start dancing around.
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What is a maker club?
A group of students of varying interests and skill levels, with a mentor and a space to make. Members are involved in open-ended projects that they can share and exhibit at a showcase event (Maker Faire).
How does this support student learning?
Students will be participants of the Maker Movement. They will learn by using Design Thinking. Our clubs environment is designed so that student learning is very self-directed. Making will support STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) learning and help prepare students for the jobs of our future.
Why should I make?
Making is fun and rewarding. You can create what you want. Making is a foundation. The world is full of amazing inventions and you can turn your ideas into realities. You will have a deeper understanding of how things work, become a critical-thinker, problem-solver and innovator.
What can I make?
Anything from 3D design and printing, coding, and augmented reality to a cardboard box and duct tape. If you can imagine it, you can make it!


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"Have courage and be kind."
Ashley Winegarden became a member of the Auburn team in 2016, after working several years as an office manager for a local gym. As the administrative assistant, most of Ashley's responsibilities flow out of managing the administration of the firm.
With an assertive spirit, Ashley is continually bringing a quiet strength accompanied by grace to each of her daily tasks. Staying true and staying loyal is the strategy she lives by, and she is convinced that her success can be attributed to this and her strong foundation of hard work that was laid down by her parents. Ashley finds opportunity in serving others and refuses to greet anyone without a heartfelt smile.
When she's not busy managing administration tasks, Ashley enjoys reading, watching high school and college sports and spending time with her family. Ashley is married to the head football coach at Auburn High School, and she and her husband have four children.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are officially moving out of Kris Jenner's house and into a $20 million home of their own — five minutes away from Kim's mom in the hills of Calabasas, according to Zillow.
The 8,000-square-foot French country-style home, formerly owned by Lisa Marie Presley, includes eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, two swimming pools, two spas, and even a vineyard on its three acre property.
"I am so ready to be out of my mom's house, you have no idea," Kim told People magazine this week. "We wanted to be away and have more privacy ... but it will be nice to still be close."


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The ability to Plug and Play IP Phones offers many benefits – the main one being saving on IT admin time. I doubt there's a single IT admin out there that would say they prefer to manually provision an IP Phone rather than use an IP Phone that has the ability to Plug an Play with your PBX.
There are, however, some requirements that need to be met before your 3CX PBX is able to answer PnP requests for provisioning purposes:
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This is a new Beta development release, fixing recently discovered bugs.
This section documents all changes and bug fixes that have been applied since the last official MySQL release. If you would like to receive more fine-grained and personalized update alerts about fixes that are relevant to the version and features you use, please consider subscribing to MySQL Enterprise (a commercial MySQL offering). For more details, please see (http://www.mysql.com/products/enterprise).
Functionality Added or Changed
Bugs Fixed
Functionality Added or Changed
Incompatible Change: The Event Scheduler can now be in one of three states (on, off, or the new suspended state). In addition, due to the fact that
SET GLOBAL event_scheduler; now acts in a synchronous rather than asynchronous manner, the Event Scheduler thread can be no longer be activated or deactivated at run time.
For more information regarding these changes, see Event Scheduler Overview. (Bug #17619)
MySQL Cluster: The limit of 2048 ordered indexes per cluster has been lifted. There is now no upper limit on the number of ordered indexes (including
AUTO_INCREMENT columns) that may be used. (Bug #14509)
Added the
log_queries_not_using_indexes system variable. (Bug #19616)
Added the
ssl_cipher, and
ssl_key system variables, which display the values given using the corresponding command options. See SSL Command Options. (Bug #19606)
ENABLE KEYS and
DISABLE KEYS clauses for the
ALTER TABLE statement are now supported for partitioned tables. (Bug #19502)
Added the
--ssl-verify-server-cert option to MySQL client programs. This option causes the server's Common Name value in its certificate to be verified against the host name used when connecting to the server, and the connection is rejected if there is a mismatch. Added
MYSQL_OPT_SSL_VERIFY_SERVER_CERT option for the
mysql_options() C API function to enable this verification. This feature can be used to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. Verification is disabled by default. (Bug #17208)
The default for the
innodb_thread_concurrency system variable was changed to
8. (Bug #15868)
It is now possible to use
NEW. values within triggers as
INOUT parameters to stored procedures. (Bug #14635)
Added the
--angel-pid-file option to mysqlmanager for specifying the file in which the angel process records its process ID when mysqlmanager runs in daemon mode. (Bug #14106)
Previously, to build MySQL from source with SSL support enabled, you would invoke configure with either the
--with-openssl or
--with-yassl option. Those options both have been replaced by the
--with-ssl option. By default,
--with-ssl causes the bundled yaSSL library to be used. To select OpenSSL instead, give the option as
--with-ssl=, where
path is the directory where the OpenSSL header files and libraries are located.
mysql_explain_log (a third-party program) is no longer included in MySQL distributions.
mysql_get_ssl_cipher() C API function was added.
Bugs Fixed
Security Fix: An SQL-injection security hole has been found in multibyte encoding processing. The bug was in the server, incorrectly parsing the string escaped with the
mysql_real_escape_string() C API function.
This vulnerability was discovered and reported by Josh Berkus
<firstname.lastname@example.com> and Tom Lane
<firstname.lastname@example.com> as part of the inter-project security collaboration of the OSDB consortium. For more information about SQL injection, please see the following text.
Discussion. An SQL injection security hole has been found in multibyte encoding processing. An SQL injection security hole can include a situation whereby when a user supplied data to be inserted into a database, the user might inject SQL statements into the data that the server will execute. With regards to this vulnerability, when character set-unaware escaping is used (for example,
addslashes() in PHP), it is possible to bypass the escaping in some multibyte character sets (for example, SJIS, BIG5 and GBK). As a result, a function such as
addslashes() is not able to prevent SQL-injection attacks. It is impossible to fix this on the server side. The best solution is for applications to use character set-aware escaping offered by a function such
However, a bug was detected in how the MySQL server parses the output of
mysql_real_escape_string(). As a result, even when the character set-aware function
mysql_real_escape_string() was used, SQL injection was possible. This bug has been fixed.
Workarounds. If you are unable to upgrade MySQL to a version that includes the fix for the bug in
mysql_real_escape_string() parsing, but run MySQL 5.0.1 or higher, you can use the
NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES SQL mode as a workaround. (This mode was introduced in MySQL 5.0.1.)
NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES enables an SQL standard compatibility mode, where backslash is not considered a special character. The result will be that queries will fail.
To set this mode for the current connection, enter the following SQL statement:
SET sql_mode='NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES';
You can also set the mode globally for all clients:
SET GLOBAL sql_mode='NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES';
This SQL mode also can be enabled automatically when the server starts by using the command-line option
--sql-mode=NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES or by setting
sql-mode=NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES in the server option file (for example,
my.cnf or
my.ini, depending on your system). (Bug #8378, CVE-2006-2753)
References: See also Bug #8303.
MySQL Cluster; Partitioning:
SELECT MIN( from a Cluster table with user-defined partitioning crashed the server. (Bug #18730)
MySQL Cluster; Replication: (Replication): Memory was not freed after some
ALTER TABLE operations, which could cause mysqld processes to crash. (Bug #19885)
MySQL Cluster: Running
ALL START in the
NDB management client or restarting multiple nodes simultaneously could under some circumstances cause the cluster to crash. (Bug #19930)
MySQL Cluster:
TRUNCATE TABLE failed on tables having
BLOB or
TEXT columns with the error Lock wait timeout exceeded.
This issue affected both in-memory and Disk Data tables.
(Bug #19201)
MySQL Cluster:
ALTER TABLE ENGINE=... failed when used to change a MySQL Cluster table having no explicit primary key to use a different storage engine.
As a consequence of this fix,
SHOW CREATE TABLE no longer displays auto-partitioning information for
NDBCLUSTER tables.
(Bug #19010)
MySQL Cluster: Using "stale" mysqld
.frm files could cause a newly restored cluster to fail. This situation could arise when restarting a MySQL Cluster using the
--initial option while leaving connected mysqld processes running. (Bug #16875)
MySQL Cluster: A Cluster whose storage nodes were installed from the
MySQL-ndb-storage- RPMs could not perform
CREATE or
ALTER operations that made use of nondefault character sets or collations. (Bug #14918)
MySQL Cluster: Data node failures could cause excessive CPU usage by ndb_mgmd. (Bug #13987)
Replication: The embedded server crashed with row-based replication enabled. (Bug #18518)
Cluster Replication: mysqld processes did not always detect cluster shutdown, leading to issues with Cluster replication and schema distribution. (Bug #19395)
Cluster API: On big-endian platforms,
NdbOperation::write_attr() did not update 32-bit fields correctly. (Bug #19537)
Cluster API: The
Ndb::dropEventOperation() method failed to clean up all objects used, which could cause memory leaks to occur. (Bug #17610)
Data_free column in the output of
SHOW TABLE STATUS always displayed 0 for partitioned tables. (Bug #19501)
Altering a
VARCHAR column in a
MyISAM table to make it longer could cause corruption of the following column. (Bug #19386)
In was not possible to invoke a stored routine containing dynamic SQL from a scheduled event. (Bug #19264)
Adding an index to a table created using partitioning by
KEY and the
MEMORY storage engine caused the server to crash. (Bug #19140)
Use of uninitialized user variables in a subquery in the
FROM clause resulted in invalid entries in the binary log. (Bug #19136)
CREATE TABLE statement that created a table from a materialized view did not inherit default values from the underlying table. (Bug #19089)
Premature optimization of nested subqueries in the
FROM clause that refer to aggregate functions could lead to incorrect results. (Bug #19077)
When creating a table using
CREATE TABLE ... PARTITION BY ... SELECT ..., the partitioning clause was ignored. (Bug #19062)
For dates with 4-digit year parts less than 200, an implicit conversion to add a century was applied for date arithmetic performed with
+ INTERVAL, and
- INTERVAL. (For example,
DATE_ADD('0050-01-01 00:00:00', INTERVAL 0 SECOND) became
'2050-01-01 00:00:00'.) Now these operations return
NULL rather than an incorrect non-
NULL value. (Bug #18997)
BLOB or
TEXT arguments to or values returned from stored functions were not copied properly if too long and could become garbled. (Bug #18587)
The client libraries were not compiled for position-independent code on Solaris-SPARC and AMD x86_64 platforms. (Bug #18091, Bug #13159, Bug #14202)
Returning the value of a system variable from a stored function caused a server crash. (Bug #18037)
Revised memory allocation for local objects within stored functions and triggers to avoid memory leak for repeated function or trigger invocation. (Bug #17260)
.mysql_history to
/dev/null to suppress statement history saving by mysql did not work. (mysql deleted the symlink and recreated
.mysql_history as a regular file, and then wrote history to it.) (Bug #16803)
IS_USED_LOCK() could return an incorrect connection identifier. (Bug #16501)
Simultaneous scheduled events whose actions conflicted with one another could crash the server. (Bug #16428)
Concurrent reading and writing of privilege structures could crash the server. (Bug #16372)
The server no longer uses a signal handler for signal 0 because it could cause a crash on some platforms. (Bug #15869)
EXPLAIN ... SELECT INTO caused the client to hang. (Bug #15463)
CREATE TABLE ... SELECT ... statements that used a stored function explicitly or implicitly (through a view) resulted in a
Table not locked error. (Bug #15137, Bug #12472)
Display better error message for
ALTER TABLE operations that will result in duplicate keys due to
AUTO_INCREMENT resequencing. (Bug #14573)
The result from
CONV() is a string, but was not always treated the same way as a string when converted to a real value for an arithmetic operation. (Bug #13975)
Within a trigger,
SET statements used the SQL mode of the invoking statement, not the mode in effect at trigger creation time. (Bug #6951)
Corrected several problems with the treatment of the
--log-error option by mysqld_safe. These problems were manifest as differences from mysqld in error log handling.
If a file name was given for
--log-error, mysqld_safe ignored it and did not pass it to mysqld, which then wrote error information to
stderr and resulted in incorrect log rotation when
FLUSH LOGS was used.
mysql_safe now adds
.err to the end of the file name if no extension is present (the same as mysqld).
mysqld_safe treated a relative path name as relative to its own current working directory. Now it treats a relative path name as relative to the data directory (the same as mysqld).
In addition, some argument quoting problems were corrected. (Bug #6061)
mysqld_safe treated a relative path name as relative to its own current working directory. Now it treats a relative path name as relative to the data directory (the same as mysqld).
The patch for Bug #8303 broke the fix for Bug #8378 and was reverted.
In string literals with an escape character (
\) followed by a multibyte character that had (
\) as its second byte, the literal was not interpreted correctly. Now only next byte now is escaped, and not the entire multibyte character. This means it is a strict reverse of the
mysql_real_escape_string() function.
basedir and
tmpdir system variables could not be accessed using
@@ syntax. (Bug #1039)
mysql_safe now adds
.err to the end of the file name if no extension is present (the same as mysqld).
If a file name was given for
--log-error, mysqld_safe ignored it and did not pass it to mysqld, which then wrote error information to
stderr and resulted in incorrect log rotation when
FLUSH LOGS was used.


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GrapeSEED in New Jersey
Welcome to GrapeSEED! GrapeSEED is an oral language acquisition and critical listening program helping all young learners, including English Language Learners (ELL) students, English as a Second Language (ESL) students, and other Limited English Proficiency (LEP) students and struggling readers, close the achievement gap in language.
GrapeSEED is being used in early childhood education programs and schools around the world and here in the United States. In New Jersey, Summit Public Schools are using GrapeSEED to help young ELL and ESL students establish a solid foundation with their English language. Awareness of how GrapeSEED is helping English language learners, economically disadvantaged students and other struggling students is growing throughout the state.
We look forward to helping educators in New Jersey improve literacy in their schools and helping young students become proficient readers by third grade!
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CPI necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 168 diseños de 30 diseñadores freelance.
Creative Products, Inc. is in need of a brand identity. We are a design driven company and a leader in the inspirational gift market. CPI is looking for new logo, business card, and letterhead designs to begin with. Once the winner is chosen, we plan to pursue web design, a new catalog, and product labels. We are looking for a designer with whom we can build a relationship to form our new brand identity.
Logo (both color and b/w), business card, and letterhead design must showcase our strength as a supplier of contemporary inspirational gift product. Our company is experiencing a growth trend and, as such, we need to create a brand identity. This is just the first step in doing so.
We are looking for designs that portray us as a creative leader in the gift and home decor industry. We are basically reinventing ourselves and need a new logo that is very different from our current one.
Need something with an elegant font and semi-classic color, with some sort of beautiful background. Must look professional and creative at the same time. Think warm fuzzies, Hallmark, inspirations, keepsakes, etc. We would like to focus on our intials, CPI.
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Meet the IWOB Team: Kaison Tanabe
This week, meet Kaison Tanabe, the Co-Founder and Managing Director of IWOB making sure we develop and stick to our milestones. A serial entrepreneur, he's served as Program lead for the San Diego Startup Leadership Program, is a StartingBloc fellow and also a growth consultant for tech companies. In his free time, you can find him cooking for friends, rock climbing, doing jiu-jitsu, or cycling around town.
Kaison, why did you join the IWOB Team?
In early 2014, I moved from Boston—where I was running a local food social enterprise—to San Diego, in order to help out an education startup founded by classmates who had just raised angel funding. For us to raise more money, recruit team members, learn and apply various skillsets, and gain the advice of experienced mentors and advisors, I sought out a community of social entrepreneurs.
I found these like-minded individuals—those who care about pursuing social and environmental change alongside financial returns—in the local startup ecosystem. I began learning and practicing human-centered design, picked up and implemented growth strategies from some of the best marketers in the world, founded a company with people I met at a Startup Weekend, and even served as a program lead for the San Diego Startup Leadership Program.
Even though the startup ecosystem provided many of the resources needed for social enterprises to succeed, the need for an organization to serve the specific needs of social entrepreneurs—entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, for-profits, non-profits, cooperatives, activists, artists, and investors committed to positive, sustainable change—became clear. I joined the local community effort for an Impact Hub, spearheaded by BH, and quickly met the founding team of what was first Impact San Diego, and eventually, Impact Without Borders.
It is a privilege to learn from so many organizations and individuals—both regional and international—in order to provide social entrepreneurs access to the people, capital, and resources that can assist their efforts.
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Billy Joel and Bruce Hornsby play them. So did Duke Ellington, Glenn Gould, Cole Porter, Vladimir Horowitz and Sergei Rachmaninoff. Steinway's list of steadfast artists, living or departed, is unparalleled, and Steinway pianos are among the highest prized music-making devices in a family of instruments that represents some of the most elaborate and sophisticated acoustic technology ever devised. For 160 years, Steinway & Sons has been hand-assembling pianos, continuing to do so after its rivals had begun automating aspects of this process. And, as of Monday, they've agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Kohlberg & Co. for about $438 million.
It's not the first sale for the legendary company, originally founded by Henry Engelhard Steinway in 1853: Steinway was first sold to CBS in 1972, in part to help fund a modernization overhaul. According to my recent edition of Larry Fine's Acoustic & Digital Piano Buyer, CBS got out of the music instrument business in 1985, divesting itself of Steinway to an investment group, which turned around a decade later and sold the company to orchestral instruments manufacturer Conn-Selmer, Inc. It's the public company that formed from that purchase, known as Steinway Musical Instruments, Inc., that Kohlberg & Co. just bought. You can find it listed on the NYSE as LVB, and — no surprise — its share price is up considerably since the news broke, striking a five-year high of over $35. Kohlberg & Co. says it plans to buy outstanding shares of common stock for $35 per share, cash, and after the purchase is complete — expected to happen in the third quarter — Steinway will return to being a privately held company,
According to Yahoo Finance, the sale has detractors: A Pennsylvania-based law firm says it's "investigating potential claims against the board of directors of Steinway Musical Instruments Inc. … concerning possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of law" related to the company's sale to Kohlberg & Co. Apparently there's some dispute over whether the company "undertook a fair process to obtain fair consideration for all shareholders of Steinway" before clinching the deal.
But the bigger question is whether any of this impacts Steinway's long-cherished hand-assembled build process, a process that results in each Steinway piano, identical model or no, offering unique sonic and mechanical characteristics. (In fact some artists have taken this to extremes: In her book A Romance on Three Legs: Glenn Gould's Obsessive Quest for the Perfect Piano, author Katie Hafner wrote about Canadian pianist Gould's obsessive devotion to a single Steinway grand, CD 318, the only piano he was willing to play and record with for most of his career. When CD 318 was damaged beyond repair — dropped by movers — he was unable to find its equal, eventually defecting to Yamaha for his second recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations, shortly before his death from a stroke in October 1982.)
According to Kohlberg & Co. partner Christopher Anderson, the firm intends to "accelerate [Steinway's] global expansion, while ensuring the artisanal manufacturing processes that make the company's products unique are preserved, celebrated and treasured." It's that "artisanal" process pianists who value Steinway pianos care about. Private equity firms don't spend hundreds of millions on companies to preserve tradition for tradition's sake, and Steinway had a rough go of it during the recent recession, with piano sales plummeting. Steinway bounced back in 2011, however, and assuming you agree that consumer spending's on an up-trend, there's reason to be cautiously optimistic about the company's future.


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A book is born: Fantasy Baseball!
>> Thursday, March 17, 2011
Now batting: Fantasy Baseball! My new novel goes on sale TODAY!
You've never played fantasy baseball like this before.
A flying monkey in the outfield. A toad at short. Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz on the mound. Alex Metcalf thinks he's dreaming, but the Oz Cyclones exist here in Ever After, where storybook characters live on as long as kids in the real world believe in them.
But Alex isn't a storybook. To get home, he and the Cyclones will have to win the Ever After Baseball Tournament and earn wishes from the Wizard of Oz. Trouble is, the Big Bad Wolf wants a wish too.
To win the tournament, Alex and the Cyclones will have to defeat the wolf, play the best baseball of their lives, and find the courage to believe in themselves. But what good is believing in yourself if the real world stops believing in you?
To help me celebrate, I'll be visiting with the students at Ridgewood High School in Norridge, Illinois in the Chicagoland area. I'll also be giving a talk and doing a reading at the Ridgewood High School LitWorks book festival on Saturday, which is open to the public. Come out and say hey! Click here for more info.


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Response - Law Society Access to Justice Review
By: Simon Pugh Published: July 2010
As a national provider of social welfare law, we are only too aware of the issues in legal aid at present. The announcement of the Ministry of Justice's 'fundamental look' at legal aid, following on from the Magee Review, makes this a timely contribution to the debate over the future of access to justice and publicly funded legal services.
- Response - Law Society Access to Justice Review (PDF 140.3 KB)
Shelter believes that everyone has the right to a home. That is at the core of our vision, and informs all the work we do both in service provision and campaigning. There are two aspects of this; the right to access housing of suitable quality, and the right to keep it. Good and timely advice is crucial to this. It can make the difference between having a roof over your head and being on the streets. Shelter has countless examples where the intervention of good quality advice and representation has made the difference.
It is therefore of vital importance to us and our work that there is proper access to justice. Shelter believes that an important part of ensuring access to justice is the provision of a properly funded legal aid system. In a system such as that in England and Wales, access to funding very often determines whether there is access to justice.


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Saturday, December 1, 2012
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There's always a lot of stuff, isn't there?
Life really shouldn't really be about "stuff".
Life should be about moments and experiences…and people.
You can have all of that without any of the "stuff".
Take the time to organize your "stuff" and make sure that you are focusing on the things that really need (and deserve) it.
If you can't change it or fix it, stop freaking out about it.
Appreciate the people and things that you have.
Want good things for others.
It feels good.
Don't confuse tasks with value…or love.
Tasks don't equal either of those things.
Neither do words, so stop putting so much value in those.
Love and respect for self and others trumps tasks and words all day long.
Get your head and heart straight.
Then…go live it all out in radiant color with "double birds" to the rest.


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The source for all things related to Spider-Man comic book collecting. Featuring the latest issues and appearances found at your local comic shop each week, and updates on hard-to-find variants and giveaways.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Spider-Man Comic Appearances for November 30, 2011
History of the Marvel Universe is a fun issue that features an overview of key events throughout the history of the Marvel universe.
Stay tuned next week when Avengers: X-Sanction #1 comes out and promises to kick off some major new events.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Spider-Man Comic Appearances for November 23, 2011
This week we have 9 new comics featuring a Spider-Man appearance, but that is made up on only 5 actual books. Fantastic Four #600 comes out this week with its 5 variant covers, and all spoilers aside, I have to say the story was enjoyable for me. Spidey's role is fairly diminished, but he does tie in to the final spoiler reveal.
I'm hoping that as both the Fantastic Four and FF series continue on, Spidey will be removed from the roster. His presence was nice for a while, but serving as a recurring one-liner act is not all its cracked up to be.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Spider-Man Comic Appearances for November 16, 2011
While it can be expensive picking up so many books in one week at the local comic shop, it does allow you to sample comics you might not read otherwise.
One jewel this week is the 6th issue of Comic Book Comics. This is a fun series that offers a humorous view of the comic book business and history. The latest issue doesn't disappoint...and it features a couple small Spidey inspired cameos as well.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Spider-Man Comic Appearances for November 9, 2011
So with all of that said, we end up with 26 comic books featuring a Spider-Man cameo or appearance. Ouch.
And true to their word, Marvel does release all 6 versions of Avenging Spider-Man #1 polybagged with a code to download an electronic version of the comic. I still have a problem with the concept of promoting the download of a comic that someone has to buy a physical copy to get, but greater minds than mine seem to think this is the bomb.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Spider-Man Comic Appearances for November 2, 2011
The storm I'm speaking about will hit in two weeks on November 16 when Avenging Spider-Man #1 is released. It'll have no less than 6 variants, and it's been announced that all variants will be distributed in a polybag that contains a code to redeem a free online version of the issue (the issue you are holding in your hand...hmm). Therefore, hardcore completists will likely want two of each variant -- one to open and one to remain in its original sealed state.
UPDATE: Now unless I'm losing my mind, Comiclist.com originally listed Avenging Spider-Man #1 coming out on November 16th, but their newly updated list has it coming out next week. Let the variant onslaught commence.
Another storm will follow in December as this week's freebie comic foretells the release of Avengers X-Sanction #1 which follows the Amazing Spider-Man #666 model of offering retailers a stores-specific variant based on order size. It's a bit too early to know how many retailers will take Marvel up on the offer, but hopefully not the 140 or so that ordered the Spidey book.
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Labor Day Recap + Birthday Giveaway!
30 comments:
- He Calls Me Grace said...
Just wanted to let you know that some of the links are incomplete! They are missing slashes and not working.
But, I think I was able to figure it out to still follow.
- September 3, 2013 at 8:05 AM
Happy Birthday, Life as I Pretend to Know It! What a great time :)
- September 3, 2013 at 8:20 AM
- Chelsee W said...
Hey! If you take out the http// from the links they will work. Great giveaway! Happy Blog Bday:)
- September 3, 2013 at 8:26 AM
- TheTinyHeart said...
Happy blogiversary!
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So Kate Giveaway!
- September 3, 2013 at 8:50 AM
- Abbey said...
Yay for blog birthdays!
- September 3, 2013 at 9:08 AM
- Kathy @ Vodka and Soda said...
yay for bloggy bdays! i always forget too :\
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- September 3, 2013 at 9:50 AM
- Helene in Between said...
happy happy birthday!!
- September 3, 2013 at 11:14 AM
- brooke lyn said...
cheers to one year!!!!! sounds like your labor day was pretty spot on.
- September 3, 2013 at 11:47 AM
- Cece said...
Happy 1 year of blogging!!! I agree. We all need more 3 day weekends in our lives. Thanks for a great giveaway.
- September 3, 2013 at 11:54 AM
- Ashley said...
Yay for one year of blogging!! Congrats! :)
- September 3, 2013 at 12:22 PM
Happy blog birthday! how exciting!
- September 3, 2013 at 12:24 PM
- Cindy Batchelor said...
Thanks for the fab giveaway! xo xo
- September 3, 2013 at 12:49 PM
- Jay T said...
ooooooo I haven't watched The Bridge, I'll probably have to get started on that! Happy blog birthday!! And I'm really really stoked you included me in your giveaway!!!
- September 3, 2013 at 12:50 PM
- Bridget Heiple Reich said...
Congratulations and thanks so much for this awesome giveaway! :)
- September 3, 2013 at 12:51 PM
- Kasey Lynne said...
I can honestly say that I would be WAY more productive during the week if I had every Monday off.
- September 3, 2013 at 12:52 PM
- A Life Less Traveled said...
Happy Blog birthday!
- September 3, 2013 at 3:52 PM
- Rachel said...
Happy blog birthday! Keep up the good work :)
- September 3, 2013 at 7:30 PM
- Johnny & Callie Bowers said...
Congratulations! So exciting! Thank you for the fabulous giveaway!
- September 3, 2013 at 8:28 PM
- Amanda @ MyLifeIGuess.com said...
I can't wait to celebrate my blogs 1 year anniversary and host a giveaway! Thanks for doing this!
- September 3, 2013 at 8:47 PM
- Paige (The Last Doughnut) said...
Happy Blog Birthday!!! One year is a great milestone!
- September 4, 2013 at 7:57 AM
- Amie said...
Happy bday blog! Thanks for hosting the giveaway!
- September 4, 2013 at 8:57 AM
- Elena said...
Happy Blogiversary!
- September 4, 2013 at 10:16 AM
- A Babbling Brunette said...
Happy Blogiversary!
- September 4, 2013 at 10:24 PM
- Laura Side Street said...
Wow happy one year in the blog world.
Such an amazing giveaway, fingers and toes crossed
Laura x
- September 5, 2013 at 5:19 AM
- susana mladenovski said...
Thanks for the great giveaway, love it!!!!
- September 6, 2013 at 11:31 AM
- Breenah A said...
Happy blog b-day :D
- September 8, 2013 at 10:52 AM
- Shane Prather said...
Happy bloggy bday!!! xo
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