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The trial run of the Software MFA is set to go starting January 4th and I'm happy to be accepted and to be able to participate. See my previous entry for background.
I've got just a short time to complete my preparations. I spent the last three weeks travelling visiting family and friends, so I've been unable to really finalize my required submission. At least I got my travel arrangements set before I went out of town.
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Surprised nobody has mentioned Hillary's little temper tantrum when answering the student questions on her Africa trip.
She thought that the questioner was asking what Bill Clinton's opinion was on something. She really blew her cool.
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Since the quake, Japan is 8' closer to the USA and the earth's axis has shifted 10 cm.
Since the quake, Japan is 8' closer to the USA and the earth's axis has shifted 10 cm.
Hopefully it didn't move Roger any closer to TN...Nice and conservative here
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How the earthquake in Chile could change Earth's axis
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The magnitude 8.8 earthquake that jolted Chile on Saturday was felt as far away as São Paulo. But NASA scientists are proposing that its repercussions are truly global in a geophysical sense: it likely shifted Earth's axis by about eight centimeters.
Interesting! i wonder if the Japan shift is a "e-collar correction" to the jolt in the Southern Hemisphere just about a year ago (? hmmm) or a further tilt off axis of the prior shift? .
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Ditto at Tysons TRU.... what's up with the dry spell??
Ditto at Tysons TRU.... what's up with the dry spell??
I stopped by the Target in Largo yesterday. They had Darth Vader, and Mace Windu. It looks like they are starting to condense the Star Wars section.
Has anyone seen Djas Puhr yet? I'm going to wait patiently for a few more weeks for him, the new Han, and the new Chewie. After that, I'm thinking about ordering them online. I waited like this for the BoShek wave and finally ordered them online. I never did see those in the stores. Do we even have scalpers around here? I haven't seen any flea markets or very many comic book stores. I can't complain too much because I have been able to find all of the Saga figures so far.
Yo momma. That's right, I said "yo momma".
No I haven't seen any thing past the Bespin/Massif waves arround here...
Hey guys:
I'm heading to Richmond tomorrow on business and was going to hit the Wal-Marts/Targets/Toys R Us' down I-95. Does anyone want me to be on the look-out for them? Of course, I'll pick-up what you may need and we can arrange delivery. Email me at email@example.com before 6am tomorrow and let me know.
Maybe we can score the Palpy/Djas wave.
Stopped by Eldersberg Wal-mart. Nothing new. They had 1 dooku if anyone still needs one.
Hey guys, any truth to the rumor that he east coast just simply gets the fgures more slowly than the west coast? Like the wave moves west to east? Seems that way anyhow.....
Took a trip around the area and scored a big fat "nothing".
Potomac Mills WalMart - Don't even waste your time.
P.M. TRU - nothing new
P.M. Target - (1) Orn Free Taa, (1) Endor Soldier & (1) Qui-Gon.
Woodbridge Ames - nothing new
Woodbridge KMart - same
FairLakes TRU - same
FairLakes Target - (1) Dooku
FairLakes WalMart - same
Scarlet - from what I understand the "point of entry" into the US for Hasbro is California. Either that or the DC-Metro area is becoming a blackhole for collectors.
Found Palpatine and Djas at the Broad Street Road Wal-Mart in Richmond today. Business trip wasn't a complete waste agter all.
I can tell you that TRU has its product flow that way. It can take a few days to a few weeks to come across the country. I can also tell everyone that my store hasn't gotten any new figures in 2 weeks. This leads me to believe that the warehouse has all the new waves. They won't send out alot of new stuff because the stores are sitting on so much of the old stuff. Last thing, TRU is lowering the price of all the EP 2 AND POTJ asst. 2 to $4.99 tomarrow.
"The Negotiator, General Kenobi."
TRU is also lowering prices?! SWEET!
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Hotspot #1: the project Adeos
Item posted by Mathieu Roy <yeupou> on Mon Oct 11 10:03:21 2004.
On a regular basis, Gna! people will pick and interview one vivid and mature project to highlight the software and personality that drive Libre Software community, similarly to SF.net project of the month -- yes, we assume the fact that we grab good ideas from others places.
The first hotspot is dedicated to the Adeos project.
Adeos Description:
The purpose of Adeos is to provide a flexible environment for sharing hardware resources among multiple operating systems, or among multiple instances of a single OS.
Adeos was registered on Gna! on February 2004 and is leaded by Philippe Gerum and Karim Yaghmour.
An Interview with Philippe Gerum:
| Gna!: Hello,
| Can you give a two line description of Adeos your grandma(s) could
| understand? What is the intended audience of Adeos?
Philippe: Let's say that you want to write your own kernel aimed at delivering very specific services, but you don't want to take the burden of implementing the set of common tasks needed to build a full-fledged O/S, because: 1) it would divert you from your main goal, which is focusing on a specific technical area; 2) other kernel hackers would likely be much more up to this task than you are. This problem can be solved by hosting your kernel on the same hardware than an existing kernel like Linux, which will happily manage the tedious work for you, such as the boot process, the storage management and so on. To this end, you have to find a mean to efficiently share a few critical hardware resources, so that both kernels can run in parallel on the same box, and provide the kind of services they are best suited for to their respective applications. Adeos is such a sharing layer.
A direct application of Adeos is having a real-time system run in parallel of Linux on the same hardware. Because real-time applications are more prioritary than regular Linux ones with respect to hardware interrupt handling, the real-time machinery must always be given a chance to process any incoming interrupt before the Linux kernel, so that the real-time processing can take place as soon as possible. Real-time is all about being deterministic when processing events, and Adeos provides a convenient layer to RTOS for implementing this. In that sense, Adeos is a real-time system enabler.
| Gna!: Who are you? How many developers contribute to Adeos regularly?
| How the project is leaded?
Philippe: I'm 39, working as a consultant for Openwide, a FOSS service & support company. I have written most of the Adeos codebase, at the notable exception of the PPC port for the 2.4 kernel which has been fully contributed by Wolfgang Grandegger. A few other people provided us with specific bug fixes and feedback.
| Gna!: When was started the project and why?
Philippe: This project had two distinct phases. The first one dates back in 2000, when Karim published a paper called "Adaptive Domain Environment for Operating Systems", which described a simple and smart scheme for sharing common hardware resources between multiple kernels running on the same box. He then chose to illustrate the basic mechanism for sharing interrupts on a x86 hardware by mean of a "pipeline" abstraction, feeding each and every kernel in sequence with incoming interrupts according to their given priority in the whole system.
Therefore, this paper was already calling for a new way of prioritizing hardware interrupts so that real-time extensions based on the Linux kernel could be developed without making use of the patented process some proprietary RTOS vendor had been granted at that time.
Two years later, as I was developing a Linux-based GPL real-time extension called Xenomai, the FUD surrounding the scope of this software patent had become so intense that any attempt to contribute a piece of GPLed real-time code unimpeded by such patent seemed impossible at that time.
That's the very problem with software patents: they are granted to people who think they first "invented" what they have just eventually "understood", therefore those people must be either cynical to the bone or totally clueless, which should be enough to make you nervous in either case.
In response to such predatory threat, I decided to implement Karim's Adeos proposal, so that my GPL contribution with Xenomai could make use of it and would eventually not be impeded by proprietary considerations.
As a result of this, the first Adeos patch against Linux 2.4.18 has been released on June 6, 2002.
| Gna!: How things have gone for the project since then?
| What are your plans? How do you see the future of Adeos?
Philippe: A few months after its initial release, Adeos has been adopted by the RTAI project, the famous real-time extension to Linux; as you can imagine, this move gave a significant boost to the Adeos development. Obviously, having a large user base to test your software shortens the time it needs to reach maturity.
Since then, the basic scheme for pipelining interrupts to the clients kernels in a prioritized manner has constantly been improved, and also extended to other resources such as traps, faults and any kernel-originated events of interest.
Since day one, the idea was to provide an architecture-agnostic layer onto which one could run an independent kernel in parallel of Linux, by virtualizing key resources in a seamless way. Aside of x86, Adeos has been ported to ia64, arm with and without MMU and PPC. We also ported Adeos over the 2.6 kernel, which is currently our main development focus.
As a real-time system enabler, Adeos currently provides the core services needed to run a RTOS along with Linux on the same hardware.
Most importantly, Adeos evolution is currently fueled by the work on the next RTAI technology dubbed "fusion"; with this approach, we want to integrate vanilla Linux and its RTAI extension up to the symbiotic level, providing stringent real-time guarantees to regular Linux tasks.
Future directions include porting it to other CPU architectures, and also working on a better componentization of its codebase. To this end, I'd like to make the basic interrupt pipelining core emerge as a standalone component, for use by people who are only interested in primitive interrupt handling services.
| Gna!: Which license did you choose for Adeos and why?
Philippe: It's GPL because it's a piece of Free Software. Additionaly, It's GPL because the Adeos implementation knows and uses the Linux kernel internals to operate, so it conforms to the kernel license.
| Gna!: Can you mention some real world use cases of Adeos?
Philippe: For the visible part of the iceberg, the most prominent user of Adeos is the RTAI project, which makes use of its pipelining technique to implement a full-fledged RTOS in a GNU/Linux environment. RTAI has a lot of users worldwide including in the industry, and a significant portion of the RTAI install base now runs over Adeos.
Philippe: The HYADES project which depends on the ITEA program (Information Technology for European Advancement) has also contributed an Itanium port of Adeos. This incarnation of the nanokernel currently enables their real-time system on large Linux/ia64-based SMP machines.
There is also the invisible part of the iceberg, I mean the various individuals and companies who use Adeos for implementing real-time applications, with not much noise in the news, and you just happen to know of them coincidentally. This is quite a good sign too: they don't make a fuss of it just because it works, period. And that's fine.
| Gna!: Do you have any industrial or institutional support?
| If any, how so?
Philippe: As a member of the HYADES project consortium we have just talked about, the Thales Group has funded the ia64 port, and recently, Denx Software Engineering has kindly provided us with test platforms for the PPC port.
However, there is currently no sustained industrial or institutional sponsorship for the Adeos project.
| Gna!: Are you looking for contributions?
| If so, what kind of contributions could be of use to the project?
Philippe: I guess that each and every Free Software project is looking for motivated contributors.
First of all, we'd like Adeos to be ported over more architectures. We have very limited hardware at hand, so we mainly rely on opportunities like people giving us access to specific hardware, or contributing architecture ports themselves.
Next, we'd like that people who have core software development skills work on optimizing the interrupt pipeline as much as possible, especially for non-x86 archs with low memory bandwidth. I'm convinced that the latter issue is going to be very important in the future.
| Gna!: What tools do you use when working on Adeos? Why?
Philippe: As far as I'm concerned, my preferred tool is my brain; incidentally, this might explain why we issued more than 200 patches to fix bugs or limitations in previous releases for the last two years :o)
I'd personally like to be able to use any existing debugger for working on Adeos, but this has not been an option when it would have been the most useful: when bugs are lying somewhere into the interrupt path, the debugger usually goes out of the window with the box when things are getting fishy. Now that the codebase is stable, I'm rather solving arch-specific interrupt latency issues using ad hoc instrumentation, because a debugger would be useless, or at the very least too intrusive when you are dealing with handfuls of microseconds.
As you can see, there is nothing particularly spectacular in my toolset.
| Gna!: Why did you choose Gna! as host?
Philippe: We switched to Gna! after the Savannah debacle in late 2003. It's not the compromise that motivated such move, but rather how it has been dealt with. So we moved for a cosy and reliable environment, and we are pretty happy with such decision.
| Gna!: Anything else?
Philippe: Yes. Have fun.
Home of Adeos: http://www.gna.org/projects/adeos/
RTAI site on Gna!: http://www.gna.org/projects/rtai/
The Adeos mailing list (low traffic): https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/adeos-main
Openwide: http://www.openwide.fr/
Home of the HYADES project: http://www.hyades-itea.org/
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Kimberly wrote:Seeing pictures on your Facebook newsfeed of your crush holding someone and being very close, while knowing you don't have any chance and never have.
Seems we have a similar problem. Yesterday, a guy I really liked just announced that he's engaged to be married. I'm very happy for him (after all, he's an awesome guy), and he's been chasing after this dream girl for ten years now, so he deserves to finally win her over, but I just can NOT shut up this terrible little voice in the back of my head that's bitching about how I never had the opportunity to get close to him, to prove that I could have been good for him. There's no reason for me to be jealous - it's not like I had a chance, given the circumstances under which I met him - but it's hard to keep that voice quiet and just be happy for him, like he deserves.


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A couple of things to note for me are I have gone away from any standard whistle (just the whistle) especially the Fox 40 and I have even put my mega in the drawer because of the sound pounding I get when I blow a whistle. Talk to several trainers who have been around a while and they will tell you blowing the whistle damages your ears. A lot of folks are wearing protection at the line now.
I have both the Blue Dallesasse and the Green Monster and they both use the same whistle (Acme Thunder). I have used the GM mostly because for some reason my dog responds to it better. It is a little heavier than the BD. Get both at least and work with the dog to see which works best.


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An estimated 900,000 people showed up to the area surrounding the National Mall, Capitol Building and Pennsylvania Avenue to watch President Barack Obama take his public oath of office on Monday.
Per Constitutional rules requiring the new President to be sworn in on January 20th, Obama took his official oath on Sunday in the Oval Office. Several key Congressional players were also invited to partake in the ceremony. Sources have indicated that Mr. Obama took the opportunity to reset the playing field for his new term by "starting fresh."
What's on the docket for Obama's second term? What should North Carolinians be on the watch for the next four years?
1. Gun Control
Following the tragic events in Aurora, Colorado & Newtown, the calling for greater gun control measures has escalated across the country. Unfortunately, like most things in politics, there is far from a consensus. Following rumors of greater gun control measures, the NRA saw a huge spike in membership, averaging 8,000 new members a day since the Newtown tragedy.
While gun control is a microcosm of the political division in America, there does seem to be a consensus that America's problems in this regard are bigger than guns and point to a larger cultural issue. Obama's recent proposals relating to the topic seem to want to address the broader crisis, including studying the role of the media in violence.
North Carolina will continue to be an indicator of the nation's thought process moving forward. As a traditionally Southern and diverse swing state, the blend of ideology in North Carolina will result in a struggle for control in the debate, and will likely serve as an indicator of the overall sentiment of the nation. It is unlikely that the Republican controlled State legislature will make significant changes like New York enacted last week, and thus, any anti-gun advocates will have to look to Washington for changes in NC.
Lastly, it will be worth eyeing how Obama's administration navigates the issues it will be sure to face with the Supreme Court in passing any gun legislation as it pertains to the 2nd Amendment. Obama and the nine justices have not seen completely eye-to-eye since Obama was first inaugurated in 2009.
2. Addressing 'Failure' From the First Term
Americans have been highly critical of Obama's first term. Policy Mic released an article on Monday discussing the outlook to address Obama's failures in his first term. While Obamacare passed under duress, there were more misses than 'makes' and the administration has acknowledged its shortcomings. "Change" and "Forward" have been the go-to sayings for Obama and he will look to leave a more significant mark in term number two.
During his second inaugural speech, he noted that addressing climate change would be a priority, acknowledging that "the path towards sustainable energy sources will be long and sometimes difficult." And in a historical moment, Obama advocated for equal rights for "our gay brothers and sisters," which was one of, if not the first time "gay" has been used by a President in a public address. Perhaps just as significant was the stage set for same-sex rights. Obama placed his comments regarding gay marriage directly adjacent to his comments on women's rights and his equal pay for equal work initiatives. Analysts suggested that it was a calculated move by the Obama camp to put the two on level footing, demonstrating the importance Obama places on gay rights. These two issues look to be two that Obama will add to the leftovers from his first term agenda.
North Carolina will be in the cross-hairs of both topics in addition to many others. RTP's prowess in the sciences field could see increased government dollars for research and development towards alternative energy. And the passing of Amendment One will stand in stark contrast to Obama's desire to level the playing field for all genders, races and orientations.
3. The American Debt Ceiling
Last but certainly not least is the looming debt ceiling and exponentially growing national debt. Organizations like The Can Kicks Back are organizing to raise awareness about the consequences of the growing debt issue. The U.S. government spends almost 7 million dollars per minute per CBS news, a number that far surpasses any historical record high.
As leaders in Washington suggest temporarily raising the debt ceiling so as to avoid short-term economic catastrophe, a longer term plan must be developed that is generationally balanced to cut the deficit and, in turn, the debt. In the coming decades, interest payments on the debt will grow to over 50% of the federal budget, with debt exceeding 100% of annual GDP without significant action.
The government has kicked the can down the road for far too long and has shown little regard for controlling spending. With the temporary fiscal cliff 'fix' in December of 2012 to raise revenues, it will now be time to slice spending.
Long-term, this is an issue of immense importance and must be dealt with. The success or failure of Obama as a President from a historical perspective could be dependent on how he deals with this issue.
With Inauguration Weekend winding to a close, the 113th Congress will be sworn in and the approaching debt ceiling will come back into focus. Obama will have to hit the ground running to ensure the economic recovery remains on track and address his broad agenda.
Ryan Watts is a Chapel Hill native and recent UNC graduate in Political Science and Business Administration. Now living in Washington DC, he works as a Consultant. You can find him on Twitter @RyanVWatts or at his blog.


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Bon, is there someplace where we can buy what your Dad wrote about his experiences ? Is it in book form ?
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Bon, is there someplace where we can buy what your Dad wrote about his experiences ? Is it in book form ?
We decided as a family that it would not paint anyone including my dad in a good light...My dad's use of certain terms to depict the enemy was not what you would call politically correct, in fact in many ways it was somewhat offensive, but changing the text would not have been fair to my father or his memory either....There was a book written by one of his Army superiors called "Colonel Ramsey's War", it was very complimentary to all,but cleaned up a lot for public consumption...but in my dad's memoirs some things are better off left dead and buried since they benefit no one any longer
the Movie "The Great Raid" (2005) is very accurate in that members of his unit were part of that raid...
There is a film project called "Forgotten Soldiers" the history of the US Army's Phillippine Scouts - narrated by Lou Diamond Philips, it has been shown in limited release but I have not seen it yet
Screw Political Correctness. Your dad was a decorated hero. From what I have read, the Pacific campaign in many ways made the European campaign look cushy. The Germans were pretty awful, but for truly excessive brutality, you pretty much have to look to the Japs (that's what they called em). Everyone who wants some historical insight should read "The Rape of Nanking", or read about the Bataan death march. Watch some of the interviews with veterans of the two campaigns on the history channel and look at the contrast. Many of those who fought in the Pacific clearly haven't, and never will, forgive and forget. Almost to a man, they still refer to the enemy as "Japs" completely un-repentantly. In some of those interviews I have seen seemingly normal, good guys talk about going out on their own and "hunting" Japs after seeing what they had done to prisoners and civilians. I say "be proud of what your father did, don't worry about PC nonsense. People should remember just how tough things were in the Pacific. Don't forget, the last Japanese soldier only finally surrendered in 1974, 29 years after the end of the war.
I went to the Phillipines as a consultant, the Executive VP of the mining company had been in the "Death March", other than showing me a picture of how emaciated he was there was no forther discussion. All the pilots for PAL were WWII AF pilots. The company pilot was a former Army Air Corps pilot, fortunately he was very good as that is the preferred method of transport.
I was supposed to stay as the Mine Super but opted out of my contract as the corruption & the security were not at the level I would expect for my family. If one of my little guys had been kidnapped, I'm not sure I could have dealt with that. Though one of them would have probably been returned post haste :).
Have either one of you served overseas in Combat? Nothing personal, just asking.
Without dabbing too much beyond OPSEC I can personally attest that Water boarding as well as all other enhanced interrogation techniques have their place and do indeed save lives.
Here's the time from such techniques;
-22 yr old Taliban member PUC'd at a VCP.
-Waterboarded/Interrogated for 48 hours on site
--Info given up was a 2nd largest weapons cache in Afghan War History and the location of a Med. Dr sewing up injured Insurgents.
-Cache found and destroyed.
-Dr. was PUC'd from his dinner table. The Dr. gives up 3 HVT locations as well as as word of an ambush on local trucks carrying supplies to a near-by Allied Base who was being escorted by US Forces.
--ambush was indeed set up but never happen due to a very strategic Warthog Run called in by US Forces.
-2 of 3 HVT's were also PUC'd the 3rd ended up being a high speed projectile receiver.
--The other two received similar treatment and gave up similar information and so on and so fourth the story goes. All from one young insurgent who gave up information extracted by enhanced interrogation techniques. This tiny piece of info led to a Country wide Spider web of information where by US Forces we able to put a HUGE dent in Insurgent procedures and numbers all around.
You can do the same thing backwards in seeing how we came to find out where OBL was hiding.
You're right. War is ugly and it's not for the faint of heart. It also shouldn't be judged by those who have never had a hand in it and especially those who have never directly benefited from those interrogation techniques. Not saying that's either one of you I don't know your background.
As Ol' Col. Jessup once said what most of us feel should be said to many in Washington and abroad;
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I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of the very freedom I provide, then questions the manner in which I provide it!
Dustin, no, I have not served ... but I know that many on this Forum have ... and that's why I presented this: to see the opinions of those who may have the first-hand experience and how that influences their beliefs. And, also, where do they think the line is drawn between what they feel they can countenance and what they could not.
Absolutely, as Bon alluded, means of torturing our fellow man seems to be as old as our species. Other species kill their own. Some even kill without the need for food or defense. Yet, it appears that only humans (perhaps some of the higher apes?) are capable of torture.
I would think that it is easier to countenance murder and torture for a culture that does not value each individual life. Since most of our Western culture places value on each individual, it is more difficult for us to accept, I believe. Yet, even our Western culture recognizes the principle of killing another human in self-defense; capital punishment for certain criminals; and even killing in war (which could be interpreted as an extension of self-defense).
Use of some level of force in interrogation in times of war seems to be somewhere along the continuum. Civilized countries have even come to the agreement that POWs deserve certain humane considerations ... though even then we know those "rules" may be stretched or ignored by some countries. Terrorism abides by none of those rules.
As the title of the thread indicates: a topic that is thought-provoking.
One can try and justify interrogation based on the info received and the benefit of that info....but there is a fine, make that a blur between interrogation and torture...and just because we do it does that make it ok, whereas when the enemy does it , that makes it reprehensible....what happens when someone dies as a result of interrogation techniques?


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The game dates and times are now officially set for Joe Philbin's first season as head coach of the Miami Dolphins.
Philbin joined The Finsiders to discuss his initial impressions of the schedule and different things that he looked for upon its release.
The first thing that caught his eye was a road date with the Houston Texans to start the season.
"The season opener is always important to me," Philbin said, "because you always gauge your training camp and your thought process based off that first opponent."
The Dolphins should get a stiff test against Houston, a team they've never defeated, losing all six of the previous games in the all-time series. The Texans return virtually all of their coaching staff, including head coach Gary Kubiak, defensive coordinator Wade Phillips and offensive coordinator Rick Dennison. This continuity, Philbin said, makes it easier to gameplan and set the tone during training camp.
"When you're looking at the schedule, you're always hoping that first game is against a team that has an established coaching staff," Philbin said. "That will help your preparation in the off-season."
Once his eyes slipped past the season opener, Philbin admitted he checked out the games against Miami's divisional rivals next. A good chunk of those games are in the season's closing stretch, including two with the team Philbin described as "the rulers of the roost," the New England Patriots.
"If you want to be a playoff-caliber football team year in and year out, you've got to play well within your own division," Philbin said.
With the NFL deciding to expand its Thursday night package this season, every team received a primetime game. The Dolphins will travel to Buffalo for one of the NFL Network's Thursday Night games on Nov 15., but they were not selected for any other national TV games. This can change, however, if the team jumps out to a hot start in the beginning of the season.
"In the first eight or nine games, we've got to show people the kind of football team we have, the capability of the guys we have," Philbin said. "I'm pretty certain the NFL still changes up some of those Sunday night matchups, so hopefully we're playing well enough that some of those games in late November and December are attractive for the NFL to pick up."
Now that off-season workouts have started, the road to a potentially successful season has started for Philbin and the Dolphins. If they want to make a playoff run late into the season, the journey must start now.
"There's no doubt, it's a process," Philbin said. "If the players don't believe in the mission of the program and the coaching staff, then you're never going to get to December and play meaningful games."
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This weekend begins a stream of awesome Kickboxing events coming over the next few months as GLORY will present GLORY 2 Brussels this Saturday (which can be viewed live here on LiverKick.com), featuring the return bout of Remy Bonjasky squaring off against Anderson "Braddock" Silva in the main event. Both fighters are preparing to enter the GLORY World Series Grand Slam tournament in December in Tokyo, and a win here will put them at the head of the pack.
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|Easily the most well-known and popular Thai dish, pad thai consists of rice noodles, bean sprouts, peanuts, green onions, cilantro, and — depending on your preference — chicken, tofu, and/or shrimp. This recipe from Williams-Sonoma hits the spot when you're experiencing that occasional Thai food craving — and reviewers swear it's even better than takeout. Don't let yourself get overwhelmed by the myriad of ingredients; the directions are easy to follow, and it takes less time than you would expect. Stick to just tofu for a vegetarian version.
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It wasn't until a few days before the trip to King's Island north of Cincinnati that Jerry and Jeff Wheeler knew for certain they would be allowed to attend.
"I remember begging mom to let us go," said Jerry Wheeler. "I wanted to go to maybe meet some new people. It was a really fun day leading up to what happened on the way home."
What happened on the way home, 25 years later, still cuts its survivors to the core. Family members, friends and their communities were — and still are — stricken irrevocably with heartbreak stemming from the Radcliff First Assembly of God bus crash that May night in 1988.
"It still doesn't seem real that something like that could happen," Quinton Higgins said. "It was a day of a lot of fun. It was like having a pot of gold as a kid."
The day was sunny, ideal for walking around the amusement park and enjoying ride after ride in the 70-degree warmth.
"It was a perfect spring day," said Jason Booher. "It was one of the prettiest days that I can remember. It was one of the first times in my life that I didn't have to tag around with my parents.
"Before the crash, it was one of the best days I had known in my life," he added. "Little did I know it would be one of the most tragic days in my life."
While many of the 40 people who survived the crash have tried to remember the hours of fun, food and camaraderie at the park, everything is overshadowed by what happened around 11 that night.
A drunken Larry Mahoney, heading north in the southbound lane of Interstate 71, rammed his black pickup truck into the church bus, setting off a chain of flames and death that forever warped this region of Kentucky and stained the lives of its survivors.
Twenty-seven people died, some within seconds of the crash, as the 60-gallon gas tank — filled just minutes earlier — ignited and exploded through the bus and into packed seats of petrified children and adults.
For Harold Dennis and his sister, Kim, getting to go on the trip came as a surprise. He said they thought they weren't going to be able to attend because of the cost.
"It made it even more exciting that we were getting to go because of that," he said. "We didn't have a worry in the world that day."
New friendships bloomed and old ones solidified that Saturday. Many of those attending were not church members, but friends of church members.
One of Higgins' best friends, Anthony Marks, had invited him. Higgins didn't find out his friend had died in the crash until he saw a list of victims on television while he was at Kosair Children's Hospital with third-degree burns.
"I just started screaming and crying," Higgins said. "I was devastated."
Many in the group had never been to King's Island, and it was a trip near the end of another school year to look forward to.
"Just a day in the sun, wind in our hair thinking the scariest thing was the 'BEAST' we all wanted to ride while we were there," Jennifer Scoville Brownlee wrote in an email. "The whole time miles away, Larry Mahoney was creating our fate. This man's choice to drink and drive took away 27 lives right in front of our eyes. Leaving 40 of us to deal with survivor's guilt and shame that we couldn't do anything but pray."
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They found that the OPCs spread throughout the brain and began to produce myelin. They observed that hiPSC-derived cells did this even more quickly, efficiently, and effectively than cells created using tissue-derived OPCs. The animals were also free of any tumors, a dangerous potential side effect of some stem cell therapies, and survived significantly longer than untreated mice.
Dr Goldman, lead author of the study, said, "It appears that cells derived from hiPSC are at least as effective as those created using embryonic or tissue-specific stem cells. Compared to neurons, which are among the first cells formed in human development, there are more stages and many more steps required to create glial cells such as OPCs."
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The growth of therapeutic and diagnostic enterprises, higher research funding and increased outsourcing to contract research organiszations in the US will present immense opportunities for the miRNA tools and services market
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The two essential succotash elements, sweet corn and shelling beans, are joined by green beans, red bell pepper, and zucchini. This light main dish salad is as simple as cooking the vegetables in boiling water until just tender and tossing them in a tart lemon dressing. Red onions add a nice crisp bite, while torn fresh basil leaves lend a beautiful freshness to the dish.
Bring a large saucepan of water to a boil. Add the corn and simmer, uncovered, until the kernels turn slightly darker yellow, 5 to 6 minutes. With tongs, remove the corn from the water and let cool. Cut the kernels off the cobs; discard the cobs and reserve the kernels.
Bring the saucepan of water to a boil again. Add the fresh shelling beans and simmer until tender, 25 to 30 minutes. If you are using frozen lima beans, simmer for 5 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon and cool.
Bring the same saucepan of water to a boil. Add 1 tsp. salt and the string or wax beans and simmer until almost tender but still very crisp, about 4 minutes. Add the zucchini and simmer for an additional 2 minutes. Drain and cool.
Place the butter or lima beans, string or wax beans, corn, zucchini, peppers, and onions in a large bowl.
In a small bowl, whisk together the lemon juice, olive oil, and canola oil. Season with salt and pepper. Add the dressing and basil to the bean and corn mixture and stir together. Place the salad in a large serving bowl and serve.
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