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Living Alaska
The Berington twins leave Wisconsin to pursue their dog mushing dreams.
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Twin sisters Anna and Kristy Berington have been chomping at the bit to move to Alaska and pursue their dream of becoming world-class dog mushers. So, they're packing up their pups and leaving friends and family behind in Wisconsin, to find the perfect property on the Kenai Peninsula. Known for being a dog-mushing mecca, the Kenai is home to the Tustumena 200, one of the biggest qualifiers for the Iditarod, and this is exactly where the twins want to be. The caveat, they must find a property big enough to accommodate their sixteen sled dogs, with access to trails as well. And although the dog's come first, it would also be nice to have running water and in-door plumbing.


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Vienna in winter is a snowy romantic destination surrounded by culture, art and architecture. For much of the winter there are the wonderful Christmas markets where you can find gifts for the whole family. The best of these are around Rathausplatz and include outdoor ice rinks at the Vienna Ice dream. The New Year sees Vienna's ball season in January and February, the grandest is the Opera ball where you can dance to Viennese composer Mozart. Warm up in one of the cities opulent coffee houses or for be indulgent and visit the Sacher spa, where you can have a chocolate massage. For a dose of Vienna's rich culture visit the Kunthistorisches Museum or world-famous palaces like the Hofburg.
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Dont know how long it's been like this have new limbs on way just curious if it would be ok to shoot!
Dont know how long it's been like this have new limbs on way just curious if it would be ok to shoot!
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Can't really tell. Take another pic from a little farther away os it's in better focus.
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Not more limb problems!
Looks similar to my 2007 Pantera and I shot it for a while until the split in the fork, didn't shoot it after that. What bow/limb is this on? And look for a 'macro' setting on your camera, that will help with the photo.
Sorry to see this mate.
Well got my new limbs on today,everything is back to normal,only thing is it maxes out at 61# instead of 64# as before oh well still a fast son of a gun.
Also ran into another member from here goes by( Bucknut17),all the techs were ribbing him about his slayer,funny guy he was small world we live in,ok thats it.
That's interesting, I didn't know there was any difference except the construction.


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I'm looking for a golden syrup substitute for an ANZAC biscuits recipe, and it sounds like golden syrup is just the stuff we call 'cane syrup'. Does anyone have any experience with how similar / different they are?
ETA: The foodsubs site linked below seems to say they are the same thing:
Steen's Cane syrup is what I use for pecan pies. Half molasses and half light Karo syrup is a decent sub, but agree it's not the same.
Jun 04, 2014smcleroy in Home Cooking
Like I said, their brisket is a craps shoot. But it is less than 1 mile out of the way going from DFW airport to Flower Mound. :-) And the ribs are great.
Jul 16, 2011smcleroy in Dallas - Fort Worth
Restaurants everyone loves--except you
Esparza's is in Grapevine.
If you think Spinach Enchiladas count as Tex-Mex we are reading from different books, so we will have to agree to disagree. ;-)
Jun 07, 2011smcleroy in Dallas - Fort Worth
Our little league baseball concession stand would sell frito chili pie. Cut open a snack-size bag of fritos, and ladle some chili and nacho cheese over the chips. Toss in a plastic spoon.
But I had it for dinner once or twice, too. Mom used shredded cheese and added onions.
Jun 03, 2011smcleroy in General Topics
That was my first thought.
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Clotted Cream / Kaymak - Where in DFW?
I work near a CM, so I'll just have to check on Monday. I was just hoping to find something near me, because I have an insane craving for cream tea. Thanks!
Pork spoiling.. but.. how.. far...? Food Science n00b alert
Another interesting fact: in commercial meat packing plants, one technique is that meats are often rinsed with a mild ammonia to kill off most of the bacteria on the surface prior to packing. I'd rather have the bacteria...
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Pork spoiling.. but.. how.. far...? Food Science n00b alert
So the answer is...
Most bacteria and organisms that cause food to spoil would be killed by the long, high-termperature cooking process.
The danger would be if there happened to be a organism that produced sufficient quantities of a heat-stable toxin before you killed it. Considering that the meat was just beginning to turn, I think you're safe.
Personally, I would have salted and rinsed the surface of the meat before cooking - the combination of abrasion and a high-ionic strength rinse would tend to remove most of the 'gunk' on the surface (chemically speaking)
When proteins break down, they will produce amine-containing compounds that reek. (Remember, proteins are made up of amino acids.) See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stink_bomb for some specific examples. Your gag reflex is probably an evolutionary response, dating from a time when humans didn't generally cook their rotten meat for several hours before they ate it.
Remember also, that the reason spices were treasured prior to refrigeration was to cover up the taint of slightly rotten meat. :-D .
Go for it!!
ETA: from the FDA staph link posted above:
Infective dose--a toxin dose of less than 1.0 microgram in contaminated food will produce symptoms of staphylococcal intoxication. This toxin level is reached when S. aureus populations exceed one hundred thousand bacteria per gram (of food).
So, even if the bacteria on your pork happened to be a dangerous staph strain (which is a very small subset, just like there are only a few dangerous strains of e. coli) there has to be a sufficient quantity to have produced enough toxin to make you sick. The vast majority of food poisoning cases will not be from residual heat-stable toxins, rather living bacteria that are not killed by a cooking process.
Jun 03, 2011smcleroy in Home Cooking
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Clotted Cream / Kaymak - Where in DFW?
Where can you buy clotted cream (or a similar product like Devonshire cream or kaymak) in the DFW area?
Extra points for a location north of DFW airport (Coppell/ Grapevine/ Las Colinas/ Lewisville) ;-)
Restaurants everyone loves--except you
Agreed. Add Mi Cocina and Esparza's to the list of mediocre attempts at Tex-Mex. Esparza's has great margaritas and atmosphere, but the food is very mediocre. Mi Cocina has slightly better food, just overpriced for its quality.
For the Esparza's food at better prices without the hideous crowds, their sister restaurant Guero's in Valley Ranch is a better bet, but still not super.
Dallas just can't do Tex-Mex. :-(
I'm looking for a butcher shop / meat market (not a grocer or restaurant).
If you really want nose-to-tail, this is an outfit in Paris, TX that will sell you an entire half (or whole) grass-fed cow, cut to your specifications. Not quite a butcher, but interesting. They sell smaller quantities, too.
10 minutes from DFW is Hard Eight BBQ in Coppell. The best ribs I have ever had - a true dry rub with no sauce. The brisket can be a craps shoot - pun intended. However, it's probably the best BBQ you'll find near Flower Mound.
In Flower Mound, there is an Italian place called Salerno's. I have a friend who claims it's the only decent red sauce he's eaten in DFW - it's like his grandmother's sauce. The Salerno family also has a steakhouse (I forget the name, never been there myself) that has been highly recommended to me.
There is a local chain called Babe's (location is in Roanoke, pretty close to Flower Mound) that does a classic family-style service with comfort foods like chicken fried steak, fried chicken, and pot roast. Skip the salad, unless you like iceberg lettuce tossed in sugary oil.
Just bought some at the Sprouts in Coppell yesterday. They have a bunch of flyers up like it is either a new product or a short-time promo.
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Tell your friend this: tipping was 10% until the mid sixties when it moved to 15% and it stayed there until the early eighties, when it went up to 20%. The culprit in both cases were tax reforms: in 1966 and 1982.
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Freifunk attendees had the chance to discuss Community Networks with Linus Torvalds and Dirk Hohndel from Intel at the Google Mentor Summit. Linus said, it was impressive to see the growth of community networks around the world and it is exciting to see so many people working on Linux for embedded devices.
Hi everybody, this is going to be my last blog post as a participant of GSOC2014. I'm very sad about this, those have been very hard worked months but very formative.
I improved both my coding skills but above all I have earned a work methodology thanks to my mentor Federico, who said to me to be more reflexive and to be more precise in what I do.
I have learnt some aspect of versioning (Git) I ignored before and learned much more on Python than I did by myself.
This is the "change log" of the last time period of the program: we developed a new backend, the HTTP backend. It aims to retrieve informations from the web admin interface of AirOS devices, that's why we called it HTTP.
We wrote documentation about all the project, describing all the things an user should do both to contribute or use Netengine, trying to be as much more clear and to make it simpler as we could.
Unfortunately this is my last year as a student, no PhD on my way (for now), so I will not be eligible at all for next editions coming.
Greetings and thanks: I would like to thank Ninux , the community network I've worked with. I've had the possibility of joining their meetings, to talk a lot with every member and to be supported every time I had some problem about what I was doing.
Obviously my mentor Federico Capoano, Mario Behling from Freifunk who supervised projects.
For further questions on the project please visit https://github.com/ninuxorg/netengine or email us at email@example.com or read the docs!
Hi all!
Because I have worked very hard in the first part of GSoC, the implementation was almost done already for mid term, in the second part I have been mostly testing the code, and taking advantage of it in a lot of setups :)
The GSoC experience have been very formative to me and I would like to repeat it next year either as student or mentor :)
Moreover I'll suggests to apply to GSoC to a lot of friends!
Many thanks to Freifunk to chose my proposal I hope you will take advantage of 802.1ad too :)
Hi everyone!
I am very happy to have participated do GSoC 2014, this experience have permitted to me to learn a lot about opensorce comminity and programming, i have learned also Lua programming language, while it seemed a little ugly to me in the firsts times I ended up loving it.
This GSoC project permits to people installing Libre-Mesh on their devices and have device specific quirks already solved by the hardware detection module, without user intervention, while it permits to developers to write little modules to easly supports new hardwares and solve their quirks.
In particular in the second part of my GSoC I have improved hardware detection, in particular I have created a module to autoconfigure TL-WDR3600 and a module that permits to Libre-Mesh to detect wan port of a lot of routers taking advantage of the OpenWRT infrastructure.
While creating those new modules I have also realized how to improve general Libre-Mesh infrastructure and committed various improvement to the hardware-detection branch, that is now in the official repository ready for merging in develop branch.
Futhermore, during the last phase of this project I have optimized the code including modules I have written in the first period like usbradio detection module.
Obviously all this work have been possible thank to the help of the community that helped me in the whole coding period.
Best Regards ;)
Hello all!
Thanks to this year's GSoC, a lot of work has been done on nodewatcher v3 platform. It now has a better, modular monitoring agent that can run on OpenWrt-supported devices, with a new JSON-based output format that can be easily reused by other projects as well. The platform has been ported to the latest stable version of Django (1.6) together with all migrations and dependencies. Development environment setup now uses Docker and fig in order to make it very easy to dive into the code without having to battle with various dependencies.
The API for access to node configuration and monitoring data (registry API) has been much improved, with better, more usable querying capabilities and performance. During development we have discovered a bug with cascade deletions and polymorphic models in Django. Node configuration editor based on the registry API now supports references between form models that have not yet been saved -- this functionality enables configuration of bridge interfaces which are now also supported by the firmware generator. I have implemented type support in the datastream library for long-term monitoring data storage with a new type for storing graphs as datapoints. This enables nodewatcher v3 to use datastream to store how the network topology evolves over time.
All the code is available on GitHub in several repositories:
During Google Summer of Code i did these things:
- learn what users expect from a social network. Figure out who should receive which messages.
- map social network functions on the existing Retroshare General Exchange System
- build a backend with basic features
- build a frontend with basic features
- started a new programming interface on top of libretroshare: a JSON over http interface
The Secushare homepage says: "RetroShare should provide more social functionality" Indeed! Every country is spying on their citizens. Storage, computing power and bandwidth became cheap. These are good conditions to build a distributed social network. The first step was already started a while ago with the General Exchange System for Retroshare v0.6. This project is the second step in this direction. One thing is missing: a release for normal users.
The backend and frontend made during GSoC can display a wall with avatar image and profile text. It is possible to create posts and reference them on walls. Posts can be commented. Read more details in the previous blog post. Still it is not suitable for daily use. There was not enough time to implement a scalable user interface architecture. The web interface can't handle more than 100 posts, because pagination is missing. Whats more the UI is filled iterative. This causes many updates to the html tree with high cpu load. It would be better to send all information to the browser in one piece. The browser would then only have to update the HTML tree once. The design and layout should be improved to highlight the content and to get the date label out the way. (See the this screenshot.)
Wt is nice because it allows to make a web interface without touching HTML JavaScript and CSS. But this is only the half truth. There where issues:
- completely destroyed layout by setting the image size
- menu bar was horizontal instead of vertical, this required to manual set a style class from C++
- WTimer stops working. I had to build my own server side timer
These issues where solvable. A real pain with Wt is the layout and UI design testing. You first have to go through the complete compile and start cycle to see changes. What if you missed a closing tag in a HTML template? You have to recompile and restart. Now i saw that with real web technologies you can see a live preview while you type. I think when doing layout and design it is important to immediately see the result. This is not possible with Wt. Conclusion: you can build a web interface with C++. But hard coding CSS class names and embedding HTML snippets in C++ is a pain that should be avoided.
On the other hand there exist advanced tools and frameworks for web development. AngularJS is a very nice JavaScript library. It offers data binding from JavaScript to HTML: you update a JavaScript object, and Angular updates the HTML. JavaScript objects are more flexible than C++ objects. You can even make a JavaScript object out of a JSON file. Angular makes handling of button clicks easy. AngularJS makes Bootstrap offers a set of widgets with HTML example code and style sheets. Now i want to use other web frameworks instead of Wt.
I did not know about these web technologies when starting the project. This is some sort of a chicken-egg problem: Retroshare does not have web developers, because it doesn't have a web interface. And there will be no web interface until a web developer can show how it can be done. Gladly there is now a web developer who can teach me how to make a web interface.
The new idea: make a web interface using web technologies
The next goal is to make a clean and easy to use JSON over HTTP api for Retroshare. Then web developers are free to make a nice web interface using their favorite frameworks. This api is not only useful for web interfaces, but also for scripting. You could then send a chat message from a shell script using curl:
curl -X PUT -d '{"msg":"hi all<br/>(send from bash)"}' http://localhost:9090/api/chatlobbies/<id>
What i will do now
I will do more research for a JSON over HTTP interface for Retroshare and rssocialnet. If this stays a good idea i want to implements it. Maybe i will try to start a new web interface. But i hope someone else is faster than me. I prefer to work on the rssocialnet backend and libretroshare. Whats more a web interface is a perfect place for new contributors. If i would make a clearly documented JSON over HTTP api, then a web developer would not need C++ knowledge or experience with libretroshare.
A dream is to bring Retroshare to Android. This is possible, but we have to make a new touch-friendly user interface and we have to optimize Retroshare to make it more battery friendly. I currently see two ways to build a GUI for Android: with QML/QtQuick or HTML based with the Ionic Framework. There is already a QML prototype.
To get rssocialnet ready for daily use, i need your help. Unfortunately I'm again in a research/planning phase. This means I'm not sure how the JSON over HTTP interface will look at the end. It also means if you tell me "i want to help coding", i have to disappoint you because i don't know what we have to code and how to code it. Anyway, here are some things you can think about:
- which features are important for a social network? read some ideas
- can you make a better gui mockup than me?
- which frontend technologie should be used? QML/QtQuick or Bootstrap and AngularJS?
- what are the requirements for a first release?
- how can you use your skills to help?
Thank you Freifunk and other mesh network communities for donating one GSoC slot to Retroshare. This was a good decision, it made it possible to start a mesh friendly social network application.
Content is obviously the most important element of a social network. Currently only support for plain text is implemented. The content can have an author, but this is not required.
Future: It would be nice to have support for images. This is very easy on the backend side, but it needs a frontend which scales the image to fit on the screen. With Retroshares file transfer capabilities it would also be possible to publish large files like audio and video files. It would be nice to restrict access to content to a set of people. Retroshare is prepared for this and it only needs small changes in the social network backend. Of course this requires a user interface to sort people into circles and to select circles.
Content alone is useless without a place where it gets displayed. As explained in a previous blog post, every piece of content is stored for its own. To make content visible it has to get referenced on a wall. This happens automatically on the own wall when creating a new post. It also gets triggered by clicking the share button. A reference always has an author.
Future: maybe allow to reference content from other services. For example if Retroshare gets a Photo Share service, allow to reference a picture or photo album on the wall.
A Wall is a place where a profile text, an avatar image and references to content are stored. A user subscribes to another user to download all posts referenced on the wall. The wall owner and others can reference content on a wall.
All new posts are collected and displayed in the news feed. A news feed shows the new content, the comments and how others interact with the content. Who commented this post? Who shared this post? Currently the news feed displays posts in the order in which they where received.
Future: it is probably desired to have a more advanced logic to sort news feed entries. Imagine a user comes online after a week and gets bombed by hundred new posts. It would be possible to sort news in two dimensions: topics and rating. Example: have one tab for content from close friends, and one tab for other content. Then calculate a score to display more important content at the top. This requires a bit of backend work, but it is doable.
Users can interact with content in two different ways: they can comment it, and they can share it. Sharing creates a reference to the content on the own wall, and thus forwards the content to friends. Comments are stored with the content, so everyone who received the content will also receive the comments.
Future: one can think of other ways to interact with content. Examples are like, bookmark, vote and hide. In general these interactions are each a form of tagging. For the backend it does not make a difference if content is tagged with "GSoC14" or "like" or 3.1415. This is more a matter on the frontend side: which meaning does the tag have for the user? How does the frontend show different tags? (star, heart, thumbs up, plus sign, text, ...) How can the user filter posts with specific tags?
There has to be an entry point to let the user see the people around him. If the user recognizes a known person he might want to subscribe to this person. For now there is a widget to display all identities with their name and avatar image. Of course later this list should get filtered to fit on the screen. Retroshare circles could be used to make friends lists accessible to friends. This would allow automatic circle intersection to search for people the user probably knows.
Below is screenshot of the Retroshare social network plugin.
Here I present you a report of the finals state of my GSoC project. For further information feel free to contact me using the channels described in the github and documentation.
"BGP/Bird integration with OpenWRT and QMP" [0] project's main goals were to improve Bird4/6 Daemon [1] adding a better integration with OpenWRT bringing UCI configuration to it, to add an user-friendly interface to make it easier using the LuCI web-framework, to be able to port it to QMP mesh networks and, finally, to automate the route exchange and metric translation between Guifi.net (BGP) and QMP (BMX6) [2].
Current solution consists on two OpenWRT packets: bird4/6-uci and bird4/6-luci. While bird4/6-uci allows the user to modify Bird's configuration and apply it using the init.d script, the bird4/6-luci package brings a web interface to make this UCI configuration even easier.
Regarding bird4/6-uci package, UCI configuration scheme was agreed with Bird main developers owing, not just to make a solution, but also to consensus its development and characteristics with their main developers. The package includes a DOCUMENTATION file with all the available options, its description and examples.
Regarding bird4/6-luci package, it brings all the necessary files to add LuCI web-based configuration interface and has bird4/6-uci as a dependency.
Finally, the solution used to automate the translation and exchange of routes between BGP and BMX6, uses Bird filters instead of an external developed tool:
First of all, as BGP routes are automatically exported and imported only using UCI configuration, the efforts were put into the reverse part. Second, initial experiments were done in the WiBed platform [3], owing to be able to repeat and test the solution without the possibility of "breaking anything". Once the solution was stable enough, packages were installed in a QMP mesh with 5 nodes (2x WDR4300, 1x WDR3900, 1x WRTNode and 1x WR703N) and also connected with a Mikrotik RouterBoard 750G to check the routes exported. Moreover, some tests were made connecting the RouterBoard to Guifi.net's UPC point, working with more than 500 routes.
Example of original Bird configuration:
log "/tmp/bird4.log" all;
debug protocols all;
#Router ID
router id 10.1.26.50;
#Secondary tables
table aux;
Example of the same configuration using UCI:
config global 'global'
option log_file '/tmp/bird4.log'
option log 'all'
option debug 'all'
option router_id '10.1.26.50'
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option name 'aux'
An example of the LuCI configuration web page can be seen here:
Example of BMX6 Routes and how are they filtered:
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10.0.0.0/8 dev bmxOut_HW-Ermi proto static metric 1024
10.1.32.0/27 dev bmxOut_HW-Ermi proto static metric 1024
The pattern used in IPv4 filters is the device name "bmx*" and also the metric "1024" owing not to repeat or export internal routes.
In IPv6 the procedure used is to filter the 60 kernel table, as it contains all BMX6 iroutes:
# ip -6 r s table 60
fd66:66:66:8:de9f:dbff:fe35:17b6 via fe80::de9f:dbff:fe34:17b6 dev wlan0.12 proto static metric 1024
fd66:66:66:a:de9f:dbff:fe34:17b6 via fe80::de9f:dbff:fe34:17b6 dev wlan0.12 proto static metric 1024
Future work:
Both package repositories are actually in my personal Github account [4] and [5].
Finally, I want to thank Freifunk for the opportunity given to me with this GSoC project, to my mentors Roger Baig and Axel Neumann, to Pau Escrich for his support during the project and to Guifi.net and QMP project and their communities for the support received.
Eloi Carbó Solé.
[0] http://blog.freifunk.net/2014/gsoc-bgpbird-integration-openwrt-and-qmp-p...
[1] https://github.com/openwrt-routing/packages/tree/master/bird
[2] http://qmp.cat/News/12_Google_Summer_of_Code_2014_and_QMP
[3] http://wiki.confine-project.eu/wibed:start
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With nearly 3,000 acres of prairie, forests and panoramic river scenery, Willow River State Park offers year-round recreation opportunities in western Wisconsin. The park is about five miles northeast of Hudson and has a campground, a boat launch and a 400-foot beach and picnic area centered on 172-acre Little Falls Lake.
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Arizona Cardinals LB Daryl Washington is facing a suspension for the entire 2014 season. Last season, he was suspended for 4 games for violating the NFL policy and program for substances of abuse. It sounds like he has violated that same policy again and that is why he will be facing the year-long suspension. Clevleland Browns WR Josh Gordon is facing the same suspension going into the season.
I don't understand how the players get caught up in this situation. Washington is a promising player, but can't get out of his own way. A suspension for a whole season will set him back and hopefully he will learn his lesson, but 4 games wasn't enough to teach him in the first place. Now he has to sit out the entire year! Will that be enough to teach him.
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The U.S. Ambassador to Australia John Berry told the 20th International AIDS Conference that the fight against HIV/AIDS cannot be won without the decriminalization of LGBT people.
Ambassador Berry is very popular in Australia and is now one of the highest-ranking U.S. officials to support HIV criminalization reform. He emphasized that the world is at a crucial moment in the fight against HIV/AIDS, but criminalization laws impede greater access to preventive care and treatment by wrongly stigmatizing and marginalizing people living with HIV and AIDS.
"Unfortunately, the criminalization of certain at risk populations and those who are HIV positive – and the stigma associated with HIV – are the very things that will prevent us from eliminating this disease entirely," he said.
Berry noted that these criminalization laws undermine health officials' ability to limit the spread of the disease. Berry also recognized that the U.S. still has much more work to do.
"Now while the United States still has laws that criminalize HIV status, we are working to become better – to do better – and to remedy our mistakes," Berry said. "We believe that one of the most productive public policy actions that we can take is removing outdated criminalization laws from the books. The president in his national HIV/AIDS strategy has called for the review and reform of all HIV criminalization laws across our country."
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If there is no desire, there is no future. And if there is no future, there is no need of the past, because the past is always a background against which, or through which, the future is longed for.
If there is no future, if you know that this very moment you are going to die, there is no need to remember the past. Then there is no need to even remember your name, because the name has a meaning only if there is a future. It may be needed; but if there is no future, you just burn all your bridges of the past. There is no need of them; the past has become absolutely meaningless. It is only against the future or for the future that the past is meaningful.
The moment samadhi has happened, the future becomes nonexistential. It is not; only the present moment is. It is the only time, there is not even any past. The past has dropped and the future also, and a single, momentary existence becomes the total existence. You are in it, but not as an entity that is different from it. You cannot be different because you only become different from the total existence due to your past or your future. The past and future crystallized around you is the only barrier between you and the present moment that is happening. So when samadhi happens there is no past and no future. Then it is not that you are in the present, but you are the present, you become the present.
Samadhi is not a glimpse, samadhi is a death. But satori is a glimpse, not a death. And satori is possible through so many ways. An aesthetic experience can be a possible source for satori; music can be a possible source for satori; love can be a possible source for satori. In any intense moment in which the past becomes meaningless, in any intense moment when you are existing in the present - a moment of either love or music or poetic feeling, or of any aesthetic phenomenon in which the past doesn't interfere, in which there is no desire for the future - satori becomes possible. But this is just a glimpse. This glimpse is meaningful, because through satori you can feel for the first time what samadhi can mean. The first taste, or the first distinct perfume of samadhi, comes through satori.
So satori is helpful; but anything that is helpful can be a hindrance if you cling to it and you feel that it is everything. Satori has a bliss that can fool you; it has a bliss of its own. Because you have not known samadhi, this is the ultimate that comes to you, and you cling to it. But if you cling to it, you can change that which was helpful, that which was friendly, into something that becomes a barrier and an enemy. So one must be aware of the possible danger of satori. If you are aware of this, then the experience of satori will be helpful.


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Could 2014 Be The Year Of Social Pharma?
by Prodeep Bose on Feb 25, 10:00 AM
Could social marketing-a subject that pharma loves to talk about but hasn't been able to do much about-come to pass in 2014? Perhaps the new draft guidance from the FDA this past January paves the way for just that. At first glance, it's a fairly good clarification of how and where pharma can engage in a legally viable manner with interactive media and, in particular, real-time communications...a/k/a social marketing.
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by Fard Johnmar on Feb 21, 9:30 AM
Last month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration provided a measure of relief for anxious agencies and pharmaceutical executives awaiting direction from the agency on how it would regulate drug firms' social media marketing and communications activities.
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Pharma Marketers Should Invest In The Corporate Brand
by Paul Schrimpf on Feb 19, 3:46 PM
The forecasting model for the pharmaceutical industry is now useless, thanks to several changes over the last decade or so. Drug launches will remain, but the big, Viagra-style blockbusters and their predictable surges in demand are long gone.
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Right Data Not Big Data
by Mukarram Bhatty on Feb 14, 10:22 AM
Healthcare is transforming rapidly. While the fundamental premise hasn't changed over time - better health outcomes with a reduced financial burden - the breadth, relevance and availability of health and wellness data has made the goal much more achievable, at least theoretically. So there is good reason for major healthcare stakeholders to become enamored with the promise of Big Data.
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Creating Better Physician Communication Within The Hospital
by Cameron Thompson on Feb 10, 10:51 AM
In the wake of the Affordable Care Act, many hospitals have channeled the majority of their marketing efforts on consumers. Building brand presence with consumers is an important aspect of ensuring a patient chooses your hospital versus another with similar services and treatment options. However, don't rule out the physicians' role in driving consumers to your hospital. Physician referrals greatly influence a patient's decision to choose one hospital over another. Physician outreach should be a key part of a hospital's communication strategy.
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Why Healthcare Communications Need Multidisciplinary Care
by Dave Lockwood on Feb 7, 10:20 AM
In a world where a multidisciplinary care approach has become the system norm in holistically managing patient health, it may be time as a healthcare marketer to get a check-up on your own communications plan.
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As a result of the Battle of Fallen Timbers, the Indians signed the Treaty of Greenville in 1795, which ceded strategic areas, including Detroit, and control of most of the river crossings in the Old Northwest Territory to the United States. This essentially guaranteed U.S. domination over the Indian tribes. The 1796 Jay Treaty formally ended the British presence in the Old Northwest Territory, and troops withdrew from Fort Miamis and the other forts. However, these treaties did not resolve the underlying issue. British naval power continued to dominate Lake Erie and the lower Maumee River, while the Americans controlled the interior. The War of 1812 finally settled the boundary and jurisdictional disputes.
In 1813 General William Henry Harrison had Fort Meigs constructed as a winter encampment and supply base for the U.S. Army on the south bank of the Maumee River, at present-day Perrysburg, Ohio. In the spring of 1813 the British landed troops and artillery at Fort Miamis; while the fort was too deteriorated to be reoccupied, the British camped at the site and used it as a base of operations. The Indians who gathered in support of the British were led by the Shawnee chief Tecumseh. An army of British soldiers and Indians attacked Fort Meigs in April 1813, but the Americans held firm, and the attackers withdrew in early May. During this battle Tecumseh is credited with saving the lives of American soldiers caught in an ambush.
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I was a little disappointed because these shafts don't take stain and tung oil well. Also, the overall diameter was a little bigger than 11/32" which made it a little difficult to...Read complete review
I was a little disappointed because these shafts don't take stain and tung oil well. Also, the overall diameter was a little bigger than 11/32" which made it a little difficult to taper the nocks and points. One great benefit is that I didn't have to straighten them!
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I used these shafts to make 24" arrows for a short indian style bow that I made. I had heard that sitka spruce is one of the most durable woods to use for...Read complete review
I used these shafts to make 24" arrows for a short indian style bow that I made. I had heard that sitka spruce is one of the most durable woods to use for arrow making but I did not find it as durable as some birch arrows that I had made previously. Also, with the 24" arrow length and 125 grain points, the finished physical weight was about 480 grains. I would prefer it if my hunting arrows weighed 600-700 grains
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very frustrating...these arrows bareshaft great for a 32lb bow, but not a 55lb bow...even though they are spined at 60-65lb
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These shafts came very straight an all were excellent in quality.Being spruce they don't take stain as well as other woods, but still exceptable.
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I make all kinds of arrows and this wood is the best for any of my arrows. i used these shafts for my 60 pound longbow and they work great! if you use the walnut stain and green fletchings cut in the traditional form they will make arrows that like something from a video game which i like. i did a test with theis shaft and compared it to other wood shafts and this wood is stronger than the others and won't break as easily. you can use these arrow shafts for anything from target shooting to stump shooting to competitions to hunting! i got my first deer with these shafts and i'm glad it didn't break. i would recommend these for any begining arrow maker that would like to make long lasting arrows.
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By kitkat
from South Louisiana
I will use the sitka spruce dowels (arrows when finished)for both hunting and target practice chiefly for target practice and use the best of the bunch for hunting. I am somewhat pleased with the 3 Rivers shafts, however four broke when bare shaft testing. However two fly far nock right the rest are POA so I suppose six outa twelve an't too bad.
sitks spruce
By GUBBY
from TWISP, WASHINGTON
About Me Beginner
It's great
By Jojo
from Miami, FL
I recently ordered these and i can say that these are the straightest shafts I've seen. There was minimal straightening required and at 60-65 spine i was surprised at how light the wood was.
Strong and lightweight suits my 45# bow
By Bo Bosson Ormvaes
from Stavsnas, Stockholm, Sweden.
National contests 3D and target.The light weight is an advantage.4 shafts out of 2 dz differd more than 10# lowwer spine than ordered.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
spruce arrows
By longbow Dave
from Perth western australia
About Me Expert Archer
Very unhappy with the consistence .The good ones are very good . you throw to many out so they are not cost effective . but i still think the are the best woods for target work.
Not quite what I was hoping for...
By Jon
from Oberlin, KS
Just not what I was hoping for. I was shooting POC and I was breaking them quite frequently. So I thought I would try something a little stronger. To tell you the truth I think these are weaker. They aren't as straight as POC and once straightened they don't stay. Now I'm not one to write bad reviews but I'm just giving my honest experience with these. 3Rivers were great of course. Just disappointed with the arrows.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Good shafts
By Grammar is good
from New Rochelle, NY
I got one shaft that was 295 grains and some that were over 400 grains and everything in between. I was a little frustrated by the inconsistency; however, the shafts were straight.
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