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BIOL-100, General Biology
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This is a General Education Course
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BIOL-100, General Biology, is a one-semester course intended for non-science majors. It is well suited for students who plan to teach at the elementary and middle school level. In addition to concepts of science in general, this course will cover the major concepts of biology, including cells and cell processes, genetics, evolution, a survey of the diversity of life: microorganisms, animal anatomy and physiology, plant structure and function. Content is based on topics recommended by the National Science Education Content Standards and those of the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Prerequisite: exemption/completion of READ-099 and MAT-097 with C grades or better. Three hours lecture, two hours laboratory each week. Four credits. Four billable hours. Content is similar to BIOL-101; students will not receive credit for both courses. GENERAL EDUCATION
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COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
1. Recognize the hypotheses, experimental methods, and conclusions in scientific studies; and collect and interpret data in scientific investigations. (GE1, GE3, GE4, PG1, PG2, PG4)
2. Relate basic chemical structures to physical structures and processes of cells. (GE2, GE3, PG1, PG4)
3. Demonstrate how DNA is the basis for genetic control of life, growth and reproduction. (GE2, GE3, PG4)
4. Be able to explain how evolution is a unifying thread in biology. (GE2, GE3, PG1, PG4)
5. Recognize phylogenetics and the connection to evolution in the diversity of life. (GE2, GE3, PG1, PG4)
6. Describe the structure & function of and the interaction between animals systems including human. (GE1, GE2, GE3, GE4, GE5, GE7, PG2, PG4)
7. Describe the structure and processes of plants and microorganisms and their relationships to other organisms in an ecosystem. (GE3, PG4)
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Mobile Phones: the Embedded Linux Challenge
Although mobile handset manufacturers are embracing Linux as an emerging platform for next-generation smart phones, development and deployment of those devices still face key technical challenges. In particular, mobile phone OEMs must deliver devices with power management, fast boot up, integrated radio (GPRS) interfaces, advanced multimedia capabilities, attractive small form-factor GUIs and differentiated PIM application sets (browser, phone book and so forth)—all integrated and running in a modest memory footprint. This is a particular challenge for embedded Linux developers because, unlike PCs, phones aren't built to a standard architecture.
This article examines various technical challenges that face developers of Linux-based mobile phones. It addresses availability and maturity of key enabling Linux capabilities and also of open-source projects that support phone application development. In addition, it discusses technical and economic challenges presented by the stringent and numerous requirements of mobile network operators.
The global mobile phone market is growing at an explosive pace. Industry analysts at IDC report that in Q2/2005, the handset market grew 34%, as almost 700 million handsets made their way from device OEMs into people's hands and onto the global voice and data networks. Analysts at Gartner predict that by 2009, the global installed base will number more than 2.6 billion mobile phones.
For the Linux-centric segment of the IT industry, these numbers are tantalizing—orders of magnitude greater than total Linux shipments and installed base for servers, and far greater in volume than the worldwide desktop market. As such, the mobile phone market represents both an opportunity to "break out", reaching significant market share in client devices and to complement the already significant presence of Linux in the communications infrastructure (based on carrier grade and other versions of enterprise and embedded Linux).
In the past few years, Linux has made significant gains as a mobile phone platform OS. Device manufacturers LG, Motorola, NEC, Panasonic and Samsung today ship two-dozen smart phone models based on Linux, complemented by Chinese brands like Datang, e28, Haier, Huawei and ZTE. Nokia and others also are beginning to ship Linux-based wireless VoIP clients.
Device OEMs, large and small, are choosing Linux as the strategic platform for their smart phones for a mix of technical and economic reasons. On the technical side, OEMs look to Linux for performance, robustness, "gold standard" TCP/IP networking (especially routing) and flexibility. On the economic front, Linux offers OEMs lower development and deployment costs, more choice of vendors (including "roll your own"), a larger open and commercial technology ecosystem, and an opportunity to unify the divergent and costly product lines and engineering efforts needed to support multiple product tiers (smart phones, feature phones and entry-level devices), network types (GSM, CDMA, analog and Wi-Fi) and carrier requirements.
For all of these strong technical and economic benefits, Linux phones account today for between 1–2% of the total market. On smart phones, the fastest-growing segment, Linux enjoys a stronger position. Smart phone share is growing at 85% per year, and Linux owns 25% of the smart phone segment (Q2/2005 Gartner), far ahead of Windows Mobile and others, but behind SymbianOS by a factor of two or more.
Categorizing phone types is not an exact science, nor even an exacting marketing exercise. Features that once differentiated phones strongly (like e-mail or imaging) are now commonplace across tiers and price ranges. Moreover, what is smart today may be a common feature in six months. Feature phones for which you pay good money at the holidays can end up as entry-level giveaways toward the end of their market lifetime the following spring and summer.
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Top Tier "Smart Phone" | $200 US and up | Telephony, often Wi-Fi/VoIP, full e-mail and browsing, multimedia (MP3, video), SMS/MMS, games and voice commands | ARM9, ARM11 | SymbianOS, Linux, Windows Mobile, PalmOS, RIM |
Mid Tier "Feature/Enhanced" Phone | $49–$199 US (usually subsidized by subscription | Telephony, messaging, limited Internet, color display, games, voice dialing | ARM7, ARM9, some SH, M32/M100 | Nucleus, older SymbianOS, Brew/REX |
Low Tier "Entry/Basic" Phone | $0–$49 US (often free with subscription | Basic telephony, phone book, text messaging | ARM7, legacy regional CPUs | Legacy RTOS (Nucleus, iTRON, etc.) |
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Cuomo on LI tax districts: Populism and civics
Blog | May 22, 2009 | 4:30 AMThe pitch has a fine populistic ring, and on Thursday before the audience at the Long Island Association, it rewarded state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo with the kind of vibes he must like. Here Cuomo stood, on his day...... -
Capitol circus: Probers probing probers...UPDATED
Blog | May 19, 2009 | 4:30 PMNassau State Sen. Craig Johnson???s investigations committee, at a public hearing, questioned Paterson IG Joe Fisch today, who kicked off the official ethics war in Albany last week. It had been a previously scheduled appearance, a Johnson aide explained.... -
LI's state Senators: 2 of 9 backed 'initiative' bill
Blog | Jun 4, 2009 | 4:30 PMAfter two hours of debate, the State Senate adopted a local-government consolidation bill pushed by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo. The vote was 46 to 16. Democrats shot down Republican attempts to exempt fire districts and library districts. Sources... -
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Blog | Jun 5, 2009 | 4:30 AMProdded by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, the State Senate gave final legislative approval to that hotly debated bill paving a way for voters and officials to merge or dissolve local government entities. But anyone who expects duplication to suddenly........ -
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Blog | Jun 18, 2009 | 4:30 PMFrom opposite sides of the aisle, within the Long Island delegation: Sen. Dean Skelos (R-Rockville Centre), for now back in the saddle as majority leader, has on his to-do list for the Senate session a bill from Sen. Charles...... -
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Blog | Jun 23, 2009 | 4:30 PMDemocrats -- under pressure for boycotting the GOP Senate takeover for the past two weeks -- have returned to the Senate chamber within the last few minutes. About 18 members are present. It is seen as a maneuver to...... -
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Blog | Jul 23, 2008 | 1:29 PMFor nearly five months Barbara Donno, mayor of Plandome Manor, has been mentioned as the prospective GOP opponent to state Sen. Craig Johnson - who as noted earlier today may first face a primary against fellow Democrat Joseph Hand....... -
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Blog | Jul 23, 2008 | 1:29 PMNassau County???s Joseph Hand says he has decided against trying to challenge incumbent Sen. Craig Johnson (D-Port Washington) in a primary for a seat that county Republicans would love to win back. ???I considered it, I threw a trial...... -
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Spaghetti with Mexican Sauce
To make this sauce, you need the other half of the Mixed Double recipe, Cheese and Herb-crusted Cottage Pie (see related recipe below), which will provide you with just the right quantity of cooked minced beef.
Macaroni Cheese with Courgettes and Bacon
I like this made with penne, but wholewheat macaroni makes a good alternative. The courgettes can be replaced with leeks, broad beans or broccoli sprigs and, for a vegetarian, in addition to these the bacon can be replaced by mushrooms.
Penne with Leeks and Bacon
A moveable feast, you can use a variety of vegetables here - in summer, courgettes are good, or onions. Leave out the bacon for a vegetarian version...
Basic Pizza Dough
Pizza dough is made in almost the same way as white bread – by hand or using a food processor, except that you add olive oil and a little sugar to the flour mixture and there isn't a second rising.
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This is a beautiful bite-sized version of mince pies, and I think not as fiddly. If you don't have a pastry wheel you can forgo the frilly edge and use a sharp knife to cut the pastry.
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Filo pastry is made ready to use, so no tedious rolling out and all that buttery, wafer-thin crunchiness is guaranteed. This filling makes a very special strudel, perfect for entertaining.
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Apple tart to you and me: this Italian version of our good old apple pie is totally addictive, so if you fancy a change from the usual desserts, give it a go.
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Virginia Senate District 22 | ||
Party | Democratic | |
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Bachelor's | University of Richmond School of Business, 1976 | |
Personal | ||
Profession | President/CEO Dodson Pest Control | |
Religion | Presbyterian | |
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Dodson attended Virginia Tech and earned his BA from the University of Richmond School of Business in 1976. He is currently President and CEO of Dodson Pest Control.
- See also: Virginia State Senate elections, 2011
Dodson ran in the 2011 election for Virginia Senate District 22. He was uncontested in the August 23 primary. Thomas Garrett defeated Brian Bates, Mark Peake, Bryan Rhode, and Claudia Tucker to capture the Republican ticket. Dodson was defeated by Garrett in the general election on November 8, 2011.
Early in the campaign Dodson said the Republican primary was simply a way to determine who would lose to him. The week before the election Dodson stated, "I'm still confident that we can win. About 44 percent of the registered voters in the district are in the Lynchburg area, and I have great name recognition here."[1]
Campaign themes
Dodson's campaign website discusses the following issues:
- Jobs
- Excerpt: "Bert knows what employers need to grow more jobs. As our new senator, Bert will be committed to holding the line on taxes, creating incentives to attract new industry and being a partner in local recruiting efforts for our district."
- Education
- Excerpt: "Bert strongly believes the best investment we can give our children and grandchildren is a quality education."
- The James River
- Excerpt: "The James River is a key resource that impacts all nine counties in the new 22nd Senate District... Bert is committed to protecting that resource for future generations to come."
Dodson and his wife Theresa have four children.
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Michigan: This waterfront property includes a nearly 9,000-square-foot boathouse, in which the owner stores his collection of antique boats and nautical collectibles. The main home, which measures roughly 10,400 square feet, is attached. Featured as a House of the Day in May—see the full slide show. Pat O'Brien Associates
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Colorado: The builder of this custom home in Cherry Hills, a high-end community outside of Denver, was feeling inspired by Dan Brown's novel 'The Da Vinci Code' when he created a trap door in one of the rooms of this 14,636-square-foot house. Spotlight Home Tours
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Colorado, continued: The trap door, pictured here, is located behind a stone wall in the far corner of one of the living areas. It opens to a small enclosure with a ladder that leads to a private terrace. Featured as a House of the Day in July—see the full slide show. Darrell Weakland
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Washington state: This 1930 English Tudor-style home in Seattle was built with a Prohibition-era luxury: a secret room, which the current owner believes was used to store alcohol. Blueprints from 1929 show that this space, currently used as a wine cellar, concealed a smaller room behind a false wall. Cory Holland
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Washington, continued: The secret entrance to the room is hidden behind a built-in cabinet that swings open. Featured as a House of the Day in October—see the full slide show. Brad Vancour
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California: When the owners of this contemporary home in Santa Monica moved in, the 1,200-square-foot entry included this basketball hoop. Rather than remove the hoop, they incorporated it into their redesign plans: to convert the space into a multipurpose art gallery. Featured in January as a House of the Day—see the full slide show. Jeffrey Ong/PostRAIN Productions
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Massachusetts: This home in Brookline, Mass., includes rolls of sod purchased from the infield of Fenway Park after the Red Sox's 2004 World Series win. An underground snowmelt system prevents driveways and walkways from freezing over with sleet and snow. Featured in November—see the full slide show. Eric Smith Artizen Studios
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Missouri: The owner of this home near the Missouri River built a rail cart system that runs 220 feet from his home, down to the banks of the river. A pit stop on the track includes the remains of this stone cottage, which he said makes for a unique outdoor fire pit. Featured as a House of the Day in October—see the full slide show. Jerry Voloski/Canon Shots Photography
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Arizona: This home in Phoenix includes a life-size replica of an Old West train set. The owners used it to host charity events for children, but also note that it comes equipped with a 'bar car,' which can carry cocktails around the track for grown-up parties. Featured in February as a House of the Day—see the full slide show. Walt Danley Realty
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Amazon's original Kindle Fire tablet has been officially put out to pasture. In its place are four new tablets, a 7-inch Kindle Fire HD, an 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD, a version with laughably limited 4G, and an entry-level model that looks like the original, but isn't.
Whether you'll end up buying one of Amazon's new tablets, or one of its competitors', a lot of you are probably asking yourselves, "What do I do with my old Kindle Fire?"
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A free community dinner, sponsored by the Windber Area Community Kitchen, will be served from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. June 15 at Windber Calvary United Methodist Church, 1800 Stockholm Ave. The meal will be served by St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church members. The menu will feature: Ham, au gratin potatoes, green beans, and pudding along with assorted desserts and coffee and punch.
The Cambria County Library 55+ Classic Corner will offer an acting workshop at 2 p.m. June 18 at the library, located at 248 Main Street in downtown Johnstown. The workshop, which is free to individuals of all ages, will be led by Kevin Bean, activities director for the Atrium. Bean has a degree in theater from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and has worked as a professional actor in the Philadelphia area. More recently, he has taught acting at the Laurel Highlands Community College and has performed on stage at the Cresson Lake Playhouse. Call 814-536-5131, ext. 211, to RSVP.
Dr. Samer S. Nasser, kidney specialist with The Kidney Center, will speak to the Heart Pacing Group on June 19. The talk, set for 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., is titled "Kidney Disease and Cardiac Disease," and will be held at the Cross Roads Café at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center. There is no fee to attend, and the event is open to the public. The group is for those who have or are recovering from heart conditions and surgeries or family and friends of those with heart issues. For more information, contact Nancy Grove, facilitator, at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 814-288-3822.
Members at St. Anthony's Church in Windber are hosting their Annual Parish Festival on July 13 and 14. The church is located at 2201 Graham Ave. in Windber.
Masquerade Jewelry & Accessories will be for sale inside the Arcadia Theater during the Windber Miners' Day Festival on June 15 and 16. Doors open at 10 a.m. Proceeds benefit the Arcadia Theater. Find more information at: arcadiatheaterguild.webs.com.
Those in the Moxham area of Johnstown now can shop at a farmer's market, to be held from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. every Thursday at the Grove Avenue United Methodist Church parking lot near the intersection of Grove Avenue and Ohio Street in Moxham.
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The Greater Johnstown Community YMCA is hosting a communitywide fundraising campaign celebration June 15. The event includes refreshments, music and activities for kids. The organization has received more than $450,000 in pledges to date in its effort to raise money to repair and improve the building. Attendants also can be part of the human YMCA logo. For more information, call 814-535-8381 or email email@example.com.
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The Bikers Helping Kids Foundation is preparing for a motorcycle run and related events to raise money for Anthony Clark, a 3-year-old fighting leukemia. There is a preregistration party set for July 26 at the Alley Sports Bar, 7648 Lincoln Highway, Central City. Registration will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. A party follows with live music by the bands "Clay Pigeons" and "Live Wire." A sign-up for the bike run is to be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. July 27 at the Alley. Riders leave at 1 p.m. after a bikers' blessing. A swap meet also is planned for the event, with vendors selling everything from Pampered Chef items to motorcycle parts. Organizers still are looking for additional vendors. For more information on tickets or participation, call 814-233-7840 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Further information also is available at bikershelpingkids.com.


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Cruising has long been a viable and convenient option for disabled travelers. But with cruise lines making an increased effort to accommodate passengers by closely adhering to the guidelines of the Americans With Disabilities Act, cruising has become the vacation of choice for many travelers with mobility issues or sight and hearing impairments. These days, all you need is some careful research and planning, good advice and an open mind, and you can see the world from a cruise ship, regardless of your disability.
Here, we offer you some background on the history of accessible cruising, as well as what cruise lines are doing to better accommodate disabled travelers. Plus, travelers and agents who know what it's like to cruise with a disability have shared their top travel tips, so you can plan a more enjoyable and comfortable vacation at sea.
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When Access Now, a Miami Beach-based organization that promotes rights for disabled travelers, settled a lawsuit with
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over discrimination issues in 2001, it marked a major step toward making cruising a better option for folks with health issues. The lawsuit, which had called for the addition of more cabins with wider doorways and less cramped interiors, along with more shower-accessible bathrooms, was a success, resulting in Carnival's agreement to abide by certain minimum requirements. These include substantial improvements, such as designing up to 25 disability-equipped staterooms per ship (many have between two and ten).
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Similarly, in 2010 a suit was filed by five hearing impaired and four wheelchair-bound NCL passengers who took Hawaii cruises. The cruise line made an agreement with the Justice Department, stating that auxiliary aids and services such as sign language interpreters and/or a written transcript of emergency drills would be provided to all deaf or hard of hearing passengers. Additionally the cruise line agreed to pay $100,000 in damages to each of the individual passengers, and $40,000 in civil penalties to the U.S. Accommodations will also be made for those travelers who use wheelchairs, including accessible buses and vans for transport between the airport, ship, hotels and shore excursions.
Throughout the past 10 years the U.S. government has also made extensive amendments to the ADA, which was originally passed in 1991, some of which apply directly to the cruise travel sector.
In September 2010, the Justice Department announced that guidelines to the ADA, which were developed in 2004, would go into effect under the "2010 Standards for Accessible Design." The new standards will include all amendments made to the original ADA since 1998.
According to the Federal Register dated September 15, 2010, passenger "vessels operated by private entities, and primarily engaged in the business of transporting people and that provide the goods and services of a public accommodation" are covered by the new regulations -- cruise ships specifically, are used as an example.
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In addition, some cruise lines are proactively making changes not required by law. Some, like Holland America, have dedicated managers who oversee accessibility issues and requirements of guests with special needs.
, some tour operators have told us, works closely with special-needs travel groups.
Plus, new ships are being designed with the needs of travelers with disabilities in mind. Holly Woodard, an associate at the Clayton, North Carolina, branch of cruise retailer,
says, "The staterooms have more space than before, and are thoughtfully designed in advance and not retro-fitted. There are roll-in showers with drop down benches, raised toilet seats, plenty of grab bars, closets with pull-down rods, and wheelchair-level placed desks, sinks, and outlets. As for the hearing and visually impaired, some cruise lines will provide translators for a group and most will provide the pillow alarms, telephone adaptor kit, lighted doorbells, and the smoke alarms that flash ... I anticipate with each new ship, we will continue to see great strides in accommodating the disability market."
Here are some tips to help you make the most of your trip.
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"Seek the assistance of a travel professional that is trained or certified to work with travelers who have a disability. They know the questions to ask you to help you plan for as smooth a vacation as possible. They also know the places to research your trip to keep you informed," said Woodard, who has a mobility disability.
"Be honest with your travel agent or, if booking direct, the cruise line's reservation agent about the true nature of your disability and don't be afraid to ask for advice about which ship or line might be better suited for you," says Pete Camejo, a Ft. Lauderdale-based travel agent.
Don't be shy about requesting a cabin designated for those with disabilities; they are roomier than standard cabins, to accommodate wheelchairs. Once you've booked your cruise, read your cruise documents carefully to insure that, indeed, you were assigned an appropriate, accessible cabin.
Do your own homework when choosing a ship or cruise line. For the most part, the newer the cruise ship the more disability-friendly it is as cruise lines are increasingly courting these travelers. Do cabin bathrooms have ramps? Do balcony suites have ramps onto the verandah? Can outside decks be reached without assistance? Can you request a table in the dining room that's easy to get to? Are onboard elevators wide enough for your wheelchair? Are there enough elevators? Do they have buttons at lower levels?
Woodard suggests looking into lines including NCL, Royal Caribbean and Holland America, which she finds are typically very accommodating.
Don't forget to make allowances for doctor-prescribed medications; insurance plans will approve "vacation prescriptions" about a week before you are scheduled to leave. This is crucial because many countries won't honor a written prescription from a U.S. doctor (one notable example is that pharmacies in St. Thomas are prohibited by law from filling mainland-issued prescriptions).
Check with your medical insurance provider to see if visits to the ship's infirmary are covered (though if you do have to see the doctor, you will most likely have to shell out the cash and get reimbursed later). If it does not, take out a travel insurance policy that does reimburse.
"Be sure to have good coverage with travel insurance in case you need to be 'life flighted' out of a port. This expense can absolutely bankrupt a family. Many private individual health insurance plans have no or very limited coverage in foreign ports," suggests Jeanie McConnell of Snail's Pace Special Travel Services, a travel agency that specializes in cruise vacations for the disabled.
If you have special medical needs (defibrillators, dialysis, etc.), make sure the infirmary is equipped to help you.
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says, "Always always always have your electric scooter or chair serviced before you go on a cruise. Make sure the service people tighten everything, check the charger and the battery and all the steering mechanisms. If something falls off or breaks, it is impossible to find a part when you are in most port cities."
"First thing," says Jessica Long, who has cruised four times since several minor strokes impaired her walking ability, balance and sense of direction, "is to get the lay of the land when you come onboard. If you need a guide, don't be afraid to ask at the front desk and definitely make sure you have a ship's map with you at all times." In particular, make sure you know exactly where the infirmary is located and feel free to introduce yourself to the doctor-on-duty. Another suggestion, says Long: seek out the bathrooms near key lounges, theaters and dining rooms and make sure they work for you.
In cabin: Need special equipment, like shower benches or raised toilet seats? Request them from your steward. Also request ramps where needed if they are not already in place.
"Have a sense of humor -- I can't tell you how many times I've gotten the 'scenic tour' of a kitchen, back hallway, etc. to get to a certain location," says Cruise Critic member
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Don't be afraid to pin down the ship's shore excursion staff and ask which specific trips are appropriate if you have a walking, step-climbing or wheelchair challenge. Some cruise ships include that information in shore excursion guides, which you get with your cruise tickets (be sure to read them carefully). Other key questions: how will ship staff help you off at ports-of-call? How many ports require tendering (where you have to take a lifeboat to the main pier) and which are more difficult for disabled travelers to navigate?
Remember that some ports, particularly foreign ones with ancient cities, may not be disabled-friendly (no curb cuts, narrow sidewalks, uneven streets and steps). Do your research in advance and ask for advice on friendliest itineraries for disabled travelers. Perhaps there is an excursion that will work for you, so you don't have to skip the port visit entirely.
"Be prepared that even if the location is "accessible," not all paths will be and you may need to be flexible about how much of a certain site you can see," says
Above all, says Camejo, remember this: "Don't feel ashamed of your condition. You deserve a vacation too."
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Lord Hill park: Wander forest without going far
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The trees are still wearing their lovely fall colors at Lord Hill Regional Park.
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Mushrooms grow at Lord Hill Regional Park.
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Mushrooms grow at Lord Hill Regional Park.
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Mushrooms grow at Lord Hill Regional Park.
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Mushrooms grow at Lord Hill Regional Park.
If you haven't, you really should. It's a charming park -- great for hiking, running, biking or horseback riding.
I was desperate for a hike recently, but didn't have time to go far, so I visited Lord Hill near Snohomish with a friend and my 3-year-old.
The leaves are still bright in many places. And, like pretty much everywhere this year, mushrooms are flourishing. Keep your eyes open and you'll see thousands.
The park is 1,463 acres with six miles of designated trails, according to the county website. I suspect a little exploring would reveal smaller, unofficial trails.The forest is a combination of evergreen and deciduous trees.
The trails are a mixture of wide enough for several people to walk together to narrower single-file paths.
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Try to moderate salt intake in your diet
"If I don't get a glass of water, will I survive until morning?" I asked myself sleepily. Despite being incredibly thirsty, I took my chances. Besides, I was too tired to crawl out of a warm bed at 2:30 a.m.By: Julie Garden-Robinson, INFORUM
"If I don't get a glass of water, will I survive until morning?" I asked myself sleepily.
Despite being incredibly thirsty, I took my chances. Besides, I was too tired to crawl out of a warm bed at 2:30 a.m.
At 5:15 a.m., I woke up again, feeling fully dehydrated. I dragged myself out of bed and stumbled my way to our kitchen.
I grabbed the largest cup I could find and drank most of a pot of freshly made coffee. I followed it by drinking a large glass of ice water. I was rummaging around the refrigerator for some pop next.
My husband looked at me strangely.
"What are you doing up at this hour?" he asked, glancing up from reading the newspaper.
Not only was I disturbing his early morning, coffee-drinking quiet time, but I also had drunk all the coffee.
"I'm so thirsty I can't stand it!" I exclaimed.
"I was pretty thirsty this morning, too," he said.
I was glad to hear I wasn't the only thirsty person in our house. Extreme thirst can be a clue that you have untreated diabetes.
"Evidently the pizza we had for dinner was really salty!" I said.
We have been cooking nearly all of our meals at home for many months. We add little, if any, salt as we cook. We put a pepper grinder on the table to add flavor to foods.
As a result, we notice a major difference in "saltiness" of food when we eat processed foods and food from some restaurants.
The preference for salty foods is an acquired taste. Unlike our inborn preference for sweetness, we aren't born with a "salty tooth."
We all need some sodium in our diet, but not as much as most people consume. The daily value for sodium from all sources is 2,400 milligrams. That's about the amount of sodium in one teaspoon of salt, including sodium from processed food and salt you add yourself.
Sodium, along with potassium and chloride, is an electrolyte. Keeping our electrolytes at the proper level is a balancing act.
Sodium plays a major role in moving fluids inside and outside of our cells, in transmitting nerve impulses and relaxing our muscles. Our body tries to rid itself of excess sodium through perspiration or urine.
Our kidneys play a major role in maintaining the proper sodium balance by excreting extra sodium, along with fluid, in the urine. We often feel thirsty as a result.
Most people are well aware of the link between sodium and high blood pressure.
Some people, however, are more sensitive to sodium than others.
Salty foods are all around us, so try these tips to keep your sodium intake in check:
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2 tbsp. margarine
1 egg
¼ cup applesauce
2 tbsp. low-fat milk
1 cup flour
¼ tsp. baking soda
½ tsp. cinnamon
1 cup plus 2 tbsp. quick-rolled oats
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and lightly grease cookie sheets. In a large bowl, use an electric mixer on medium speed to mix sugar and margarine. Mix until well blended, about three minutes. Slowly add egg; mix on medium speed one minute. Gradually add applesauce and milk. Mix on medium speed for one minute.
Scrape sides of bowl. In another bowl, combine flour, baking soda and cinnamon.
Slowly add to applesauce mixture; mix on low speed until blended, about two minutes. Add oats and blend 30 seconds on low speed. Scrape sides of bowl. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto cookie sheet about 2 inches apart. Bake until lightly browned, about 13 minutes. Remove from baking sheet onto wire rack while still warm.
Makes eight servings (two cookies per serving). Each serving has 180 calories, 34 grams (g) of carbohydrate, 4.5 g of fat, 1 g of fiber and 85 milligrams of sodium.
Julie Garden-Robinson, Ph.D., L.R.D., is a North Dakota State University Extension Service food and nutrition specialist and associate professor in the Department of Health, Nutrition and Exercise Sciences.
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Tonight its time to turn up
Tonight its time to turn up with Trey... First round , new years eve 2013 Ch v was off the hook, now round 2 San Antonio...Cant wait !!
Where and how do i sign up to
Where and how do i sign up to become a Treys Angel?
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I just wanted to know how can I delete my account on The Angel Network?
when are you putting another
when are you putting another Chapter V World Tour video on?
@webcrew..Although your
@webcrew..Although your efforts in putting up a site that is both informational and entertaining in regards to Trey Songz' career, it falls short in several areas. I am more than willing to share my viewpoints and ideas that will make the Trey Songz Fan, Angel or Visitor's experience in accessing certain areas a much smoother experience. I am in no way a Web Guru, but am speaking as a true fan of this talented Artist and hope that my posting of this comment is accepted constructively. If you would like to speak further, please feel free to provide a direct email address for personal correspondence.
Hello. on the disussion post
Hello. on the disussion post for angels someone called a venue whom said they had no info posted about trey coming to that venue. Can someone please check into this?
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hey could you please tell me when the US tour dates are coming out?
hi michelle; my name is naudeine and i attented the 106&Trey show on september 15th. i am the angel with the short haircut and the blonde hair [the heavy set female) to the left of all the photos. anywho i noticed that you've posted certain pictures up. Trey had taken pictures for all three sides, and he happened to have been on my side when he took the last picture. If im correct and your the female i think you are, i rememember asking you if all the pics will be posted and you told me YES. but i just wanted to know where and how do i recieve the three shots he took. theres the one with him in the middle, to the left, to the right, and his mother in the middle. theres only a postage of him on the middle, the left, and his mother in the middle. The other pic isnt up there. Please get back to me michelle. that picture would be highly appreciated. and memorable. =) thanks so very much
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- Grecia Jaspe said...
Nice pictures. Love the first one.
- March 09, 2012
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I miss California so much...sigh. The palm trees just get to me. Aha, we moved about 6 years ago, and I'm still dreaming of one day returning to the Golden State!
Haha, love these personal pictures. Very nice :)
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- KASSIDY said...
Hmmmm, I think my blog could use some atmosphere! I love the second picture and the food picture most <3
- March 09, 2012
- kristina said...
i love this california-inspired post akiko! gorgeous painting as always {i can see it on a cute tee} california is definitely one of a kind and i miss it all the time! + avocados are the california fruit too!! happy friday to you akiko!!
xoxo - March 09, 2012
- ねこちゃん said...
Thank you for your kind works Akiko! You don't know how much it means to read that words from you! I love your drawings and when I look at them it makes me want to improve my drawing skills! I would love to be able to draw like you =) hehe.. Yesterday I told my bf the exact same thing as you wrote here! "I love jumping from blog to blog and absorbe the different lighting and atmosphere! The palm trees are so beauiful... Looking forward to many more pictures like these!! Thank you again Akiko =)
- March 09, 2012
- The Chic Sheet said...
I am picking up on your vibe ;)
Miranda - March 09, 2012
- rae said...
haha i bet my blog could use some more "atmosphere" as well. i think a lot of that comes with how the photographs is post processed though as well.
i really love that photos from the lovely for love and lemons look book!
<3 rae
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- Sveva said...
love the first! love California!
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- Hanna said...
amazing pictures! I really love California :)
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- Outside Looking In said...
Wow, that first picture is incredible! Love the others too! Nice post!
www.wayoutsidelookingin.blogspot.com - March 10, 2012
- Heather said...
Love the photos!!! I wish I was somewhere...anywhere with palm trees and warm weather.
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- Sofie said...
Beautiful pics! ♥
- March 10, 2012
- Adeline Yang said...
love the pictures! the last one made me drool :9
ahh..you're so good at drawing!
followed you back :) - March 10, 2012
- Tulip Love said...
I'm the same! I love visiting bloggers that show the atmosphere of the place they live at <3
I wish my photos had more of that feeling!
You took some really good photos! I like the art piece you did! The colours seem to match the vibe :) - March 10, 2012
- Cinz said...
That view of the palm trees look soooo pretty!!!! It's good that you capture more photos of the city you live in. Keep them coming Akiko!!:D
That pizza and shrimp avocado salad looks so delish!
http://cinzee.wordpress.com - March 11, 2012
- il était une fois... said...
love this post!! X
- March 11, 2012
- ASH said...
Hey lady, thanks for stopping by and for your lovely comment. I am also a graphic designer! snap! XX
- March 11, 2012
- Mr J said...
Amazing! Agree with you, I like to feel the atmosphere when I read a post. Thanks for visiting my blog, following :)
- March 11, 2012
- What She Wore said...
Before you even posted this post, you already had me missing and wishing I lived in California!
- March 11, 2012
- thekellytang said...
I totally know what you mean, I'm trying to be better at creating an atmosphere like that. Lovely photos though!! :)
<3 Kelly - March 11, 2012
- Sick by Trend said...
OH yes1 love your post... I need summer and LA soon :D
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- Aurélie and Angelo said...
Hi Akiko!
Great pictures! I love the palm trees...and the pizza! :-) Thanks for visiting my blog and for the lovely comment! Inviting you to follow on FB, bloglovin', Twitter and Tumblr! I'm following you too :-) xxx
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- Tatj said...
Nice photos, I've been sick these days so I ate nothing but your pizza makes me starving.
Bisous, Tatj.
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- valentina said...
lovely post! and the blog is beautiful! it really makes me feel i'm in california, and u gave me something to think about, thanks for stoppping by my blog :) love to follow u back
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lovely pics !
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lovely pictures!
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Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy1 day agoWe don't talk enough about how terrifying Stinger is. I mean, seriously, how is Alex Stalock supposed to focus with this chartreuse hell hornet in his periphery?
No. 1 Star: Vladimir Sobotka, St. Louis Blues
In his return to the lineup after breaking his kneecap on January 31, Sobotka made a major impact for the Blues, scoring once and adding an assist on two others in a 6-2 rout of the Edmonton Oilers. Here's his lovely goal, courtesy Vladimir Tarasenko, T.J. Oshie, and the brutal Oiler defence:
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Stamkos scored his first goal since returning to the Lightning lineup Thursday, and it turned out to be the game-winner in a 5-4 triumph over the Florida Panthers.
Puck Daddy Viewing Guide: Kings streaking; will strip shootout help Tampa?
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy1 day agoHere is the Puck Daddy Viewing Guide: Spotlighting five things to watch for during tonight's slate of games. Make sure to stop back here for the nightly Three Stars when the games are finished.
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Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy2 days agoLast week, Warrior debuted an ad for their new Dynasty hockey stick, starring Zdeno Chara. In the ad, Chara, using the slick new piece of lumber, blasts a snapshot at a goalie so hard that it causes an atomic explosion. Presumably, the goalie perishes in the blast.
It made for a pretty aggressive commercial, but as it turns out, that was the censored version. In this version of the ad, which Warrior claims was banned by the NHL, not only does Chara's snapshot produce an explosion -- IT SLICES THE GOALIE'S HEAD CLEAN OFF HIS BODY.
More NHL commercials need to utilize grind house aesthetics. Note that the time on the clock is 6:66. This is thing is a gun-legged Rose McGowan away from being an obvious Robert Rodriguez joint.
Let this be a lesson to goalies everywhere: Zdeno Chara will end you, and then ruthlessly celebrate your demise.
Jimmy Howard knows it, too. "That mother****** is crazy," he says. A fine performance, and kudos to him for going along with an ad that holds up a divisional rival as a goalie murderer.
Islanders fan protest; Terry Trafford remembered; strip shootout in Tampa (Puck Headlines)
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy2 days agoHere are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media.
• Looking more and more like a marshmallow that fell on the ground with each passing day, Phil Kessel takes in an L.A. Clippers basketball game.
• Islanders fans are mad about everything, and this protest they're planning sounds like quite the operation. [Isles Nation]
• Jarmo Kekelainen on Blake Comeau's suspension: "It was a hard hit and they said he was tracking the target for a while. I heard their logic. As much as I want to support our players, we have to suffer the consequences." [Blue Jackets Xtra]
• And, speaking of the Jackets, they're forging a formidable identity at just the right time. [ESPN]
Danish hockey players suspended, fired from team after game fixing scandal
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy2 days agoThree Danish hockey players have been fined and suspended by Denmark's first-tier hockey league, Metal Ligaen, after admitting to betting on their own team and match-fixing in January.
(Now we know. Match-fixing: totally not Metal.)
Two of the players received slaps on the wrist for what the league called "unethical behaviour". Kiril Starkov, a Danish citizen, and Canadian Tyler Mosienko (who spent five years with the Kelowna Rockets before bouncing around the ECHL, AHL and Europe), received five-game suspensions and fines of 12,000 kroner ($2,236) and 4,000 ($735) kroner, respectively.
, These amounts corresponded with their profits from betting on matches involving their own team.
The biggest punishment, however, went to Dennis Jensen, the Energy's backup goaltender. In addition to being fined 12,550 kroner -- like his teammates, he effectively had to fork his proceeds over to the league -- he's been suspended for a full year, and for good measure.
Jensen didn't just put money down. He also tried to maximize his profits by getting his teammates to help him fix games.
Blake Comeau suspended two games for boarding Wings' Brendan Smith
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy3 days agoBlake Comeau has been suspended two games for boarding Brendan Smith of the Detroit Red Wings Tuesday night in Columbus, which seems about right. Let's take a look:
Knowing what's about to happen, this is a little bit like watching that woman skinny-dip at the beginning of Jaws. It's just not going to end well for her. (This video could do with a suspenseful score to really up the fear factor, come to think of it.)
Smith skates into the corner after a loose puck, and Comeau tracks him all the way across the zone, looking at nothing but Smith's numbers.
That never changes, but Comeau crushes Smith anyway. "As Smith plays the puck up the ice, Comeau finishes him into the boards, from behind, and with significant force, causing a violent collision," explains Patrick Burke.
Burke also explains what Comeau was supposed to do: not this. You can see in the final angle, played as Burke announces the suspension, that Comeau has both hands square on Smith's back as he drives through the Red Wings' defender. That's never going to end well.
Statues for Andreychuk, Shero; Canucks fire concession staff; Roy for Jack Adams? (Puck Headlines)
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy4 days agoHere are your Puck Headlines: a glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media.
• Is this a new Arizona Coyotes logo? Or just a prototype? [SportsLogos]
• Is Patrick Roy the Jack Adams frontrunner? [The Hockey News]
• The Avalanche may be hosting an outdoor game next season at Coors Field. [Denver Post]
• The Colorado Avalanche have lost P.A. Parenteau for 4-6 weeks with a knee injury. [NHL]
• Dave Andreychuk gets a statue in Tampa Bay. [Lightning]
• The Flyers will be unveiling a Fred Shero statue on Saturday. [Flyers]
Jordan Nolan suspended one measly game after sucker-punching Oilers' Joensuu
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy4 days agoThe NHL is out to end head shots, but they're still willing to condone the occasional punch to the head. That's not a headshot. I mean, sure, it's a shot directly to the head, but it's different.
And still, they draw the line at sneaky punches. NO SNEAKY PUNCHES.
It would appear that Jordan Nolan forgot about this distinction, unfortunately, so he's been handed a gentle reminder in the form of a one-game suspension for this cheap and despicable sucker-punch on Jesse Joensuu of the Edmonton Oilers.
"It is perfectly reasonable for Joensuu to expect that he will not be punched in this situation."
Story of my life.
This might be the rare instance where the Department of Player Safety's video does more damage than good. Rather than explaining things, it just serves to confuse. As we see what Nolan did from multiple angles, it seems pretty clear that this calls for more than a brief one-game grounding, so when Patrick Burke explains, at the end, that this is all Nolan is getting, it's a stunner.
The argument for more games is right there in the script.
Hockey Night in Canada 'dream team' opts for youth over diversity
Harrison Mooney at Puck Daddy5 days agoFor a while there, the rumour was that George Stroumboulopoulos would be replacing Ron Maclean as the cohost on Canadian institution, Coach's Corner.
That would have been incredible. Contrasting Don Cherry's loud suits with Strombo's fashionable, edgy look would have made it as much about fashion as hockey. And watching Cherry try to pronounce "Stroumboulopoulos" when he can't handle "Bieksa" would have been a treat.
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The team will deliver more than 500 regular season games across 13 networks and 7 platforms, including up to 7 games every Saturday night, plus "Hometown Hockey" every Sunday hosted from communities across Canada, and every game of the NHL Playoffs and Stanley Cup Final.
The announcement was made today by Scott Moore, President of Sportsnet & NHL Properties, Rogers.
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It was sudden and unexpected. Despite practicing the night before, many of the Knights players learned their fate at the same time as the public, via a Facebook posting.
But the players refused to accept their fate. And neither did the fans in the Australian capital, a loyal group that sold out the Phillip Ice Skating Centre where the Knights played on most nights during the season, despite the team's poor record. Maybe a cynical Raut was willing to let the Knights go gently (and suspiciously, as many felt his numbers didn't add up), but he was the only one.


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(K/X/Ed)Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) | Debian-based distribution with up-to-date packages, a set release schedule, financial backing, and a large and vibrant community. |
i386 | 1 CD |
PCLinuxOS 2007 | PCLinuxOS is an English only live CD initially based on Mandrake Linux that runs entirely from a bootable CD. Default desktop is KDE | i386 | 1 CD |
Debian Etch | Community-based GNU/Linux distro, stable and has over 18,500 precompiled packages. Defaults to Gnome desktop, although KDE, Enlightment, XFCE, ICEWM, Fluxbox, Blackbox and more are avaliable | i386 | 1 DVD |
DamnSmallLinux 4.0 | Mini (50MB) Knoppix-based live-CD distro; lightweight apps; good on older hardware; easily installs on usb sticks. | i386 | 1 CD |
Fedora 7 | Community-based GNU/Linux distro; test bed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux; comes with a live CD, and an installation DVD | i386 | 1 CD or 1 DVD |
Knoppix 5.1.1 | *the* bootable live-CD distro; Debian-based w/ KDE desktop; just put in the CD and reboot (install optional) | i386 | 1 CD or 1 DVD |
Linux Mint 4.0 | Ubuntu based, community driven distribution whose purpose is to "produce an elegant, up to date and comfortable GNU/Linux desktop." Linux Mint shares repositories with Ubuntu and comes with pre-installed multimedia codecs. | i386 | 1 CD |
Archlinux | Arch Linux is an community developed, i686-optimised Linux distribution targeted at competent Linux users. It uses 'pacman', a home-grown package manager which allows installation of officially maintained binaries, or community maintained source code. The default install provides a solid base that enables users to create a custom installation. | i686 | 1 CD |
TheOpenCD SFD 2007 Edition | The OpenCD project aims to introduce users of MS-Windows to the benefits of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). | Windows™ | 1 |
TTCS OSSWIN CD 1.74 (4/30/2007) | open source software for Windows™ | Windows™ | 1 |
Key: "i386" refers to the Intil 80386 CPU. Distributions that support this platform can be used on PCs with any Intel x86-compatible processor including 386, 486, 586 (Pentium™), AMD, and Cyrix. "x86_64" = "AMD64" = AMD's 64-bit PC platform, which is NOT compatible with Intel's Itanium™ architecture, but which is compatible with the x86 architecture. "PPC" is short for PowerPC, the processors in Apple iBook and Powerbook, G4 and G5.
Check out Distrowatch or LWN for details on these and many other GNU/Linux distributions.
If there's a distribution you want that is not listed above and you lack the bandwidth and/or burning facilities to make your own disks, feel free to make a special request. We'll see what we can do.