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Nearby put-ins and gas for boats and recreational watercrafts. Not only are restaurants minutes away by boat, the home is located just 10 minutes from the toll bridge giving easy access to other side of the lake and the Bagnell Damn area. World class golf courses and plenty of shopping at one the countries largest outlet malls is easily accessible.
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Interview with Ken Starks
It's fairly common knowledge that if anyone on the planet eats, drinks and breathes Free/Open Source Software, it's Ken Starks. A tireless advocate for FOSS and Linux, Starks is the poster boy for walking the FOSS walk after talking the talk. In the Austin, Texas, area he provides underpriviliged kids with Linux boxes through the HeliOS Project, which takes donated hardware, refurbishes them and gives them to needy children in the Austin area.
Starks had overcome a cancer diagnosis in the past, but he is now engaged in fighting a new battle with throat and neck cancer. While the HeliOS Project is the sum of its parts, Starks is the voice and face of the organization he founded. With a health condition possibly sidelining him for the time being – and possibly longer – this interview provides the most current information on his medical situation, and also provide a report on the direction of the HeliOS Project going forward.
In this interview, we take a look at where Starks and HeliOS has been, where it is now, and where it's going.
Q: Let's go back to the beginning and bring us up to where we are today at HeliOS Solutions. How much of an impact has The HeliOS Project made in the Austin area?
Ken Starks: Statistically, we have placed just under 1,500 computers to underpriviledged kids since 2005. Over-all impact is honestly hard to measure. Sure we can give the tools to build but how many use them to their full potential? We are just not big enough or funded enough to track that info with any science. However, If the weekly feedback we get from our kid's parents us any indication, we can measure ate least some empirical evidence of an increase in both math and reading skills.
Outside of cold, hard statistics though, you really need to take into account that "aha" moment. That moment when a child glimpses the possibilities at their fingertips. I cannot measure that Larry, and I don't think anyone can. Still,that does not make it unimportant.
Q: You've won local awards, you helped organize the Lindependence Project a few years ago, and you've keynoted last year's Texas Linux Fest. You've had a very busy few years recently.
KS: Thanks for noticing and it really was accidental notice. I take some pride in being awarded The Dewey Winburne Community award more than anything but the rest of it has been fun, too … but onward. Laurels wear out quickly in this business and resting upon them just crushes them to the ground.
Q: The HeliOS Project is all about providing Linux boxes to kids. Can you explain how the concept of providing children with technology resonates with people and why it's a necessary goal for HeliOS?
KS: It's really the only goal for HeliOS, Larry. When I first got involved with this project, it was something to do while I healed from a work-related injury. But when I began placing the computers, and seeing the huge "digital divide," it rang a clear, concise and commanding bell within me
Q: Over the years, you and the HeliOS Project team have grown the project to where it stands today. In large part, the project has flourished under your leadership. How does this change with your current health condition?
KS: It leaves much unanswered, Larry, and to this point we've always had a pool of great volunteers to rally and help us get the job done. However, out of all of them, should I have to step aside for any period of time, I can't think of anyone that could take a full lead position. I'm not saying that it's that hard, but if you have other things pulling you in other directions, you are not always going to be focused where the project needs you.
I was in the hospital for just under two weeks and in that time, we have fallen 20-some installs behind, we have received machines for donation that are just lying about without triage and our landscape has grown to jungle proportions outside of our facility. I am amazed the City of Taylor hasn't contacted us. I am receiving both chemotherapy and radiation Treatments and to be honest, Larry, I am mostly dead inside. I just don't have the energy to
go from the bed to the bathroom until I can complete this treatment. And hopefully, we will kill this frickin' monster forever.
Hopefully, we can gather a small pool of volunteers to go do the installs but if not, it's just going to have to wait until I can get better. Honestly, the last thing I want people to imagine is that HeliOS is languishing.
Q: Is there a real chance of that, Ken? Languishing, or worse?
KS: Larry, I think so. When you have a project who's vision and dream are guided by one person, then if that person disappears, the void takes its toll. Again, I don't know anyone that is in the position to step in and take it over. It is an unpaid position at this point and even with some upcoming funding, the Facility Administrator job will pay tops of 28K. I can work for that but most people can't or won't. I do have some very real concerns over HeliOS lasting this health problem. I have to balance my life right now with the needs of the project and the demands on my health.
Q: You mention upcoming. How are you funded now?
KS: Except for donations and things we sell through the HeliOS eBay store, I pay for most stuff out of pocket and and then request reimbursement if there is any money in the SPI donation fund. I work small contracts to pay my bills. If there is money in the donations fund, I submit for reimbursement. The biggest problem I have now is that I lost two working contracts while in the hospital due to lack of my ability to go forward with the work. That's going to prove to be a big short term problem but hopefully, we will get by this with a little help and we can move along.
I've come to the community often in the five years we've needed help, and once before when my health was bad. And to be honest with you, I'm not real comfortable with doing so now so verbally, I won't. It's just where I/we are at the moment. I have no doubt that if I can regain my health, we can get back on track again. And to be honest Larry … I've had a full, interesting life, full of things from all sides of life's spectrum, both good and bad, innocent and evil, and as I come to realize that my life's clock may actually be showing the last quarter, the most I could ask for is another five years of productivity so I can make HeliOS a self-surviving entity.
If you care to, you can contact Ken at his prime mover email address: email@example.com
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
Calling all Pythonistas
Two blog items ago, I mentioned that Ken Starks and I don't talk enough anymore, which is true. So in catching up recently, he informed me that he's got another proverbial iron in another FOSS fire.
It's one that deserves special mention, because it has to do with autism.
Ken blogged recently about a project some folks are doing in Python around getting autistic kids to use a mouse. He notes at the end of his blog that "within 48 hours of this posting, we have a Python developer and several professionals in the autism field who are being pulled together as a DevTeam. We will publish the early team members here by mid-week. Hopefully, we will also have the beginnings of a software map for this project…yet unnamed."
In an e-mail exchange, he asked me to beat the bushes for Python developers who might be interested in this. So that's what I'm doing here — if you know Python and want to contribute to this yet-to-be-named (see below) project, drop Ken a line at helios-at-fixedbylinux-dot-com.
In a later blog post, Ken mentions that they're now looking for a name for the program, meaning that the clock is running on this program, now that there's one coder on board to go with the folks with advanced degrees working with us to begin mapping out this software.
But there's always room for more.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)
Deep in the heart of TexOS
Both Ken Starks and I have full plates, rhetorically speaking, when it comes to things we're doing, things we're planning to do, and things we're actually getting done in the FOSS realm.
The up side of this is that things are getting done and we're both staying out of trouble — although I can only speak for myself on the latter. The down side is that, in these busy days, I don't get to talk to Ken as much as I'd like. But my good friend from the great state of Texas (no, that's not sarcasm, Ken. Honest) passed on an interesting link that I think deserves special mention.
As most of you know, Ken gets Linux/FOSS boxes in the hands and homes of underprivileged kids in the Austin area through the HeliOS Project. He and I also organized the Lindependence event back in Felton and, as mentioned here in an item back in 2008, he and I are living breathing proof that Linux/FOSS works across political lines for a greater good.
Meanwhile, back at the original point of this blog, Ken passed on a link to something I find very interesting and something that needs to be shared, if not actually built upon.
The link in question is for TexOS, the Texas Open Source Project. The Texas Open Source Project, according to its site, "is working with local, non-profits in the San Angelo, Texas, area to provide technology to students who don't have access to it at home."
San Angelo is almost smack dab in the center of Texas — if "smack dab in the center" were me aiming a dart at the bull's eye of the Lone Star State and being where the dart ends up (just to the left) after I tossed it — just West-Northwest as the crow flies of Austin.
Looking at the "About TexOS" page, the project encompasses a FOSS mentality, especially in providing "low cost access to educational and other useful software for all other purposes." That's where we — those who advocate for, and use, Linux and FOSS — come in.
A good example of this is the item posted about how TexOS used LibreOffice and Kalzium, a KDE program, for a school project. This combo is one of may ways that FOSS can be used in an educational setting providing free — as in beer and freedom — software to the classroom/student environment.
The folks at TexOS hold workshops to go with the placement of hardware, so users get a head start with their new machines. This is a definite plus for the kids — who are, according to one report, ages 10-13 — where they get an idea of what they're getting into with FOSS. They've held two so far, with the third coming this Saturday.
This looks like a great program, and I would like to think that Linux/FOSS advocates will take a close look at TexOS as a blueprint in getting the same kind of program promoting Linux/FOSS in their own community.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)


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3.98/5 rDev +8.2%
25th Anniversary Vanilla Doubledog pours a black color with a nice large head. There is a strong coffee/toffee smell. The taste is complex with alot of different flavors mixing in. Some coffee and chocolate flavors, but strong vanilla, and toffee flavors. Good on the palette; strong carbonation, and flavors. Overall a rather interesting beer, very strong on the toffee flavors, among others.
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North Carolina
3.55/5 rDev -3.5%
Nice to see Abita mark their anniversary with a new "big" beer.Pouredinto an imperial nonic a murky deep chesnut brown with a great tannish colored one finger head that held well.Light molasses and vanilla in the nose,not real assertive but nice,flavors are of sweet caramel/vanilla with a light shot of peppery spice wich was different,it dried out pretty well in the finish.Not great but its a good drinker,congrats Abita on 25 years!
11-05-2011 23:17:58 | More by oberon
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06-02-2012 22:44:37 | More by Zakk
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01-11-2013 01:54:44 | More by tbryan5
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04-05-2012 22:22:35 | More by ricksrealm
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11-22-2011 16:26:59 | More by Namarsha82
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07-16-2013 21:43:58 | More by megamass
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Cask pour at the Birdsall Hse. in Peekskill, NY
Pour is dark brown with a minor medium tah head. Leaves some low sheeting and minor bits of lacing.
what little I pick up with the old sniffer is just some sweet malts.
Easy drinking ale, with pleasingly low, typical cask carbonation. Notes of vanilla, more malts, milk chocolate, and some lite smoke. Dry finish, nothing amazing, but decent enough brew. Worth a try.
01-04-2012 22:00:57 | More by Billolick
3.85/5 rDev +4.6%
Poured into a Sam Adams perfect pint glass.
Appearance: 1 inch head, moderate carbonation, dark brown in color, opaque
Smell: roasted malt and cream
Taste: roasted malt at the start, vanilla that comes in the middle and a creaminess at the end
Mouthfeel: sweetish with a slightly bitter backbone, moderate carbonation, medium-light bodied
Overall: I liked this beer. It was more of a clean, fun and playful take for a 25th anniversary beer as opposed to a big high abv bomb. The vanilla really comes out as the beer warms. I would certainly get this again.
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03-22-2012 03:45:18 | More by locckdown
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Appearance- Very dark brown with an amber hue at the bottom of the glass. One finger of tan head. Great looking beer.
Smell- Very pedestrian...almost no scent at all.
Taste- Bitter chocolate and toffee, just as the bottle claims.
Mouthfeel- Great coating, kinda like Guiness, but a bit thinner.
Overall- A drinkable beer...A huge letdown for a 25th anniversary beer. This is a one-time affair for me.
12-27-2011 22:28:34 | More by frenchblood21
4/5 rDev +8.7%
11-19-2011 02:45:00 | More by JupiterJesus
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
01-14-2012 00:45:24 | More by 1Adam12
3.59/5 rDev -2.4%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass. Thanks shan8454 for the trade!
Appearance: Very dark red color with about one finger of white head, mild lacing on the glass.
Smell: Faint scents, fruity maybe some malts and coffee like notes.
Mouthfeel/Taste: Very Smooth medium bodied. Taste was more watery than expected with very subtle toasted malts, cherry like fruit flavor, hint of coffee notes and mild vanilla bean.
Overall: Not what I expected from this brew, but not bad at all. I enjoyed this one.
09-22-2013 21:46:27 | More by Cavanaghty
4/5 rDev +8.7%
09-29-2012 05:09:22 | More by NilocRellim
3.44/5 rDev -6.5%
Mahogany brown, nearly black and impenetrable to light. Just a wisp of foam. Just a hint of dark malt on the nose. Honestly there's not much aroma here. Caught a hint of vanilla on some later attempts. Dark malt on the forefront and a quick follow up of some vanilla in the aftertaste.
06-29-2013 22:28:10 | More by Franziskaner
4.18/5 rDev +13.6%
I have pretty limited experience, considering that I'm only 23.
However this is the best beer I've had so far. Second best would probably be Red Stripe.
I guess my taste is weird though. I have Brooklyn Oktoberfest in the fridge right now, and I think it's good but not great, while I'd consider this one great.
09-09-2012 03:30:14 | More by paulcdejean
4/5 rDev +8.7%
05-23-2012 21:58:08 | More by wo87810
West Virginia
3.68/5 rDev 0%
Appearance is dark almost black with light brown highlights when held toward the light. Head is light khaki tan head with fine even scattered lacing. Aroma has dark chocolate malts with hints of cocoa and dark fruits and a touch of vanilla in the background. Flavor is a warming sweet dark roasted malt flavor with hints of vanilla and a dry semi bitter sweet chocolate finish. Herbal hops coming out the backend definitely not a hop heavy experience. The taste is a bit one dimensional but the price was right and it definitely has enough flavor to keep me interested. Mouthfeel is medium bodied even carbonation, nothing cloying or too sticky actually drinks pretty well. Alcohol is well hidden no harshness or booze burning the palate. Overall I would take their 20th Anniversary Pils over this but not a bad beefier version of Turbodog.
11-06-2011 19:07:38 | More by WVbeergeek
4/5 rDev +8.7%
(Served in a snifter)
A- This beer has a dark black body with microbubbles trailing up the sides. There is a thick tan bubbly head on top that last a good bit.
S- The soft flinty pale malt blends with chocolate notes and a touch or black roasted malt underneath. The finish has vanilla hints with a gentle green hop character that starts to push through as the beer opens.
T- The taste of chocolate tootsie rolls is rich with some vanilla cream note to follow. There are some chocolate malt flavors but they remain in the background.
M- The medium-light mouthfeel has a tight fizz finish but no alcohol heat.
O- This beer has some nice light character with a good chocolate and vanilla flavor making it very sessionable even for the 7 % ABV. It reminds me of a chocolate cream soda without as much carbonation.
01-31-2012 15:00:58 | More by rhoadsrage
New Mexico
3.53/5 rDev -4.1%
Poured from about an inch above the glass gave this beer a pretty good sized light brown head above a clear very dark reddish brown colored beer.
A light film/lacing cover this beer throughout drinking with a decent sized lacing hugging the glass above this medium to light full bodied beer.
Roasted caramel malts with light vanilla and a small amount of chocolate and alcohol aroma.
Caramel malts, vanilla, and chocolate covered cherries taste.
A lingering dry aftertaste with some of the vanilla and roasted malt remaining.
The alcohol in the aroma seems to be more prevalent as the beer sits and warms a bit.
This beer kind of grew on me as I drank the 22 ounce bomber, might have been the alcohol.
06-07-2012 23:59:10 | More by LXIXME
4.5/5 rDev +22.3%
08-05-2013 20:13:55 | More by LordofTime25
3.48/5 rDev -5.4%
As a fan of brown ales I was looking forward to this one especially with it being a 25th Anniversary offering.
It poured a nice, rich brown with very little head. Smell was malty and slightly sweet with hints of cocoa and the promised vanilla.
The taste was nice and rich, much like the regular Turbodog but with an extra level of depth and complexity. The vanilla comes across more as a wood spice like that of a whiskey than that from a vanilla bean.
Overall it was a good but not great offering. I would definitely drink it again. The taste is nice and the price is right.
01-01-2012 05:43:47 | More by Arherring
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
05-10-2013 18:50:52 | More by JamesStreet
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
06-24-2012 21:33:10 | More by jALEson
25th Anniversary Vanilla Doubledog from Abita Brewing Co.
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CHICAGO — Patrick Sharp scored two goals, including one on a third-period penalty shot, and Kris Versteeg had a goal and an assist to lead the Chicago Blackhawks to a 5-1 win Sunday against the San Jose Sharks.
Jonathan Toews and rookie Brandon Pirri also scored for the Blackhawks, who delivered a tidy defensive effort following a 7-2 loss in Nashville on Saturday, their most lopsided this season.
Joe Pavelski connected for San Jose in a matchup of two of the Western Conference's top teams.
Versteeg scored his first goal with the Blackhawks since being reacquired Thursday in trade from Florida. He was a member of Chicago's 2010 Stanley Cup-winning team.
Chicago's Corey Crawford and San Jose's Antti Niemi, the goalies who backstopped the Blackhawks to their two recent Stanley Cup titles, opposed each other.
Crawford, in nets for Chicago's Cup run last season, stopped 23 shots and wasn't heavily tested.
Niemi, who helped lead the 2010 Blackhawks to the championship, stopped 22 as he faced his former team for the 12th time.
Niemi is 5-6-1 against the Blackhawks. He signed with San Jose just three months after winning the Cup with Chicago.
Pirri, who led the AHL in points last year with 75 points, has goals in three consecutive games and four in his past six.
He scored the only goal of a crisply played first with 3:26 left in the period.
Patrick Kane went down the right wing into the San Jose zone, backing in Sharks defenseman Scott Hannan to the circle. Kane's shot deflected off Hannan and across the crease to the left side of the net, where Pirri buried the loose puck.
Pavelski tied it at 8:16 of the second on a 30-foot shot from the slot that Crawford caught, but then misplayed.
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The Chicago Bulls lead the Brooklyn Nets 41-34 at halftime of Game 3.
Brooklyn struggled to score through the first half. As a team, the Nets shot 22.5 percent from the floor. Chicago's offense took until the second quarter to ramp up, but eventually the Bulls pushed ahead while Brooklyn scored only 17 points in the second quarter.
Jonathan Tjarks previewed the game and picked out three keys.
Which Deron Williams shows up?
After shooting only 11 percent from the field in Game 2, Williams didn't start the game out any better from the field. In the first quarter he made only one of his four field goals, but did score eight points (five free throws). While the Nets struggled to score through the first half, Williams failed to take over on the offensive end. The Bulls were aggressive in guarding the paint against Williams and sent extra defenders to stop him. He settled for jumpers through the first half.
How much will Joakim Noah be able to give?
Noah started the game for Chicago but played limited minutes while Carlos Boozer and Taj Gibson handled frontcourt duties. Noah didn't look hindered by his plantar fasciitis, moving well on both ends of the floor. He finished the half scoreless with four rebounds and one block.
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OTTAWA, July 8, 2014 /CNW Telbec/ - Julian Fantino, Minister of Veterans Affairs, today met with Tom Eagles, newly elected Dominion President of the Royal Canadian Legion. The Minister announced a partnering initiative to cut red tape for Veterans by simplifying applications. The Legion, on behalf of the Veterans Consultation Group, will assist Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) by providing feedback on proposed improvements to application packages for the Veterans Independence Program (VIP) and for disability benefits.
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The Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System says the current wait time for new patients is "unacceptable," and steps are being taken to improve access to care.
Acting public affairs officer Dorothea McBride told WSFA 12 News in an email Wednesday that delivering high-quality care to veterans is a top priority, and CAVHS is taking several actions.
WSFA has repeatedly asked for interviews and access to the Montgomery and Tuskegee VA medical centers. Those requests which have not yet been granted. McBride said Central Alabama VA Director James Talton was out of town on business.
According to McBride, CAVHS has done the following things to increase access:
The Department of Veterans Affairs released its audit Monday, looking into long wait times at health facilities. The numbers show that the facilities in Montgomery and Tuskegee have some of the nation's longest waits for new patients.
As a result of the initial audit findings, there were 10 locations in the VA Southeast Network that were flagged for further review and investigation into suspected misconduct. The Montgomery and Tuskegee locations were included on that list.
Alabama Congressman Martha Roby is blaming the Central Alabama VA Director, James Talton, for misleading her. She says employees Talton said had been relieved of their duties actually had been reassigned to other facilities She says Talton has since apologized.
"If a member of Congress can't get a straight answer from the VA, just think what our veterans go through on a daily basis," Roby said in a statement Wednesday.
Laird Culver says he's surprised to see the VA medical centers in Montgomery and Tuskegee on the list of those doing disservice to veterans. Culver is the commander of the Alabama Disabled American Veterans which has 33 chapters across the state.
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