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Rev. Jerry D. Lawritson
Senior Pastor
Mr. Lawritson graduated with a B.A. in philosophy from Doane College
and did so with honors. He received his Masters of Divinity from Pacific School of Religion
where he majored in New Testament Studies. Since then, his studies have been primarily in the
fields of philosophy and theology. He has studied with some of the greatest thinkers of our time
including Rev. Dr. Robert E. Fitch, Rev. Dr. Robert McAfee Brown, Rev. Dr. Gustavo
Guttierrez, and Dr. Maurice Friedman.
Jerry is the published author of the definitive essay on the subject of
Martin Buber's response to the Shoah (Holocaust). At the invitation of the Lipinsky Institute for
Judaic Studies at San Diego State University he delivered one of the annual lectures for the
Maurice Friedman Lecture Series in Modern Jewish Philosophy.
Mr. Lawritson has also attended the Summer Program in Theology at
Oxford University, Oxford, England. His periodic lectures delivered at CCCPB cover a wide
range of writers, thinkers, and artists and continue to be quite popular.
Mr. Lawritson has been our minister since February 1986. He is on the
Board of Directors of the Community Christian Service Agency (CCSA) which helps homeless
and near-homeless people meet essential needs.
Jerry lives in Clairemont with wife Deborah. They have two grown children, Matt and Dasha.
Listen to this excerpt from one of Jerry's most profound reflections:
The Banquet
Judith Oishei
Music Director
Ms. Oishei's background is extensive in choral conducting, piano,
singing, and playing the organ. It includes a Master of Music Degree in vocal arts from the
Julliard School in New York City, where she graduated cum laude in 1992. She
also holds a Bachelor of Music Degree in vocal arts from the San Francisco Conservatory of
Music. In addition, Judy has been in numerous operas, taught music, and she has been an
accompanist at many fine institutions.
Rev. Elvin Harrison
Guest Minister & Christian Ed Chairperson
Mr. Harrison was ordained in the National Baptist Convention in 1991.
He has served as youth minister at churches in Washington DC and Brooklyn N.Y. Elvin holds a
B.S. from Jarvis Christian College and an MDiv. from Howard University School of Divinity. He
has been a member of CCCPB since 2002 and became Christian Ed. Director in mid-2006. He
has worked with youth and young adults in several capacities. He enjoys working with the
Sunday School at CCCPB. In May 2011 Elvin was granted privilege of call in the UCC.
We are also very fortunate that Elvin can fill in for Jerry on occasion.
Listen to this excellent sermon of Elvin's: Justice,
Salt, and Light
Jerry Lawritson, Senior Pastor
Judith Oishei, Music Director
Alex Sherer, Moderator
Kathy Mendenhall, Treasurer
Bernadine Hausman, Clerk
Beverly Shaffer, Secretary
Board of Trustees Betty Breeden (chair), Emma Davies, Elvin
Harrison, Lindy Harshberger, Debbie McKesson, Kathy Mendenhall (ex-officio)
Board of Deacons Gladys Bakken, Phyllis Estrada, Martha
Kennedy, Laura Meldrum, Hal Schwartz, Bev Shaffer, Dee Snyder (chair)
Outreach BoardPhyllis Estrada,
Debbie McKesson (chair)
Endowment Committee
Noel Allan, Allan McAllister, Chuck Mendenhall (chair), Bev Shaffer
Christian Education
Elvin Harrison (chair), Jerry Lawritson, Dee Snyder, Tara Timpson
Forum Committee
Jerry Lawritson (chair), Phil Calabrese
Publicity CommitteePhyllis Estrada (chair),
Debbie McKesson
Church Council
The church Council is made up of the Church Moderator, Treasurer, Clerk, Secretary , and all
the committee and board chairman.
Nominating Committee
Cheryl Prince (chair), Connie Almond, Bev Shaffer

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The hop plant is native to Europe, Asia, and North America. The first cultivation of hops in 736 A.D. can be tracked to South Central Europe, presently in the areas of Bohemia, Slovenia, and Bavaria.
The secret to the wonderful flavors in beer is the hop plant's flower, called a cone. It resembles a pine cone in structure and shape, but the hop cone is smaller in size, and soft, with delicate light petals. A ripe cone is golden-green in color with bright yellow resin glands, called lupulin near its core. In addition to providing beer's pleasant bitter flavor and aroma, it also enhances its clarity, foam stability and is a natural preservative.
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FORT WORTH - TCU's volleyball team concludes its spring season Saturday with three matches at the Dallas Convention Center.The tournament features two future Big 12 Conference foes in Baylor and Oklahoma. The Horned Frogs take on the Bears at 2 p.m. and the Sooners at 3 p.m. TCU will compete in the Big 12 beginning next season.After the matches with Baylor and OU, TCU faces Ole Miss at 5 p.m. Saturday's matches will be the final chance for TCU fans to catch the Frogs in indoor action this spring. SATURDAY SCHEDULE - Dallas Convention Center2 p.m. - TCU vs. Baylor3 p.m. - TCU vs. Oklahoma5 p.m. - TCU vs. Ole Miss


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Image Comics co-founder Erik Larsen talks to CBR News about the all-new status quo in the pages of his longrunning "Savage Dragon" ongoing and provides a status update on "Ant."
TOYING AROUND: The Joker & DC Collectibles Galore
Sat, May 18th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
In the latest TOYING AROUND, DC Collectibles steals the show with a plethora of statues and figures. Plus, a new "Walking Dead" statue, Mega Man X figure & more Comic-Con International exclusives revealed!
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Thu, May 16th, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
Matt Fraction spoke with CBR about teaming with Howard Chaykin for "Satellite Sam," a murder mystery which delves into the seedier side of television's early days. Plus, an exclusive preview of the Image title's first issue.
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Tue, April 23rd, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
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Ed Brubaker Gets Modern With "Fatale"
Mon, April 22nd, 2013 | Category: Comic Books
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RV and Tent Campsites are located in both the Wilderness Campground and the Pioneer Campground & RV Park.
Open May 1 through October 31
Check in: 1:00 pm
Check out: 11:00 am
Maximum occupancy: 8 people per site.
Campers desiring 2- or 3-point hookups should consider a site in the Pioneer Campground, which accommodates trailers and motor homes. All sites have fire rings and picnic tables. There is a centrally located bathhouse with free restroom and hot shower facilities, coin-op laundry facilities, as well as a swimming pool (modest swimsuits are required for adults and children…one-piece for girls of all ages, baggy shorts for men and boys), small playground, central firepit and picnic grove. A dump station is available for use. The camp office carries basic groceries, ice and ice cream novelties.
There is a secluded Group Tent Camping Area accessible from the Pioneer Campground with no hookups.
Map of the Wilderness Campground
Wilderness Campground is the home of all seasonal campers. There are a few additional sites for non-seasonal campers. Some sites are ideal for tent campers with no hookups provided. Other sites can accommodate trailers or motor homes, with 2 point hookups available (water and electric). All sites have fire rings and picnic tables. Honey Wagon service and a dump station provided. There is a centrally located bathhouse with free restroom and hot shower facilities, central firepit and a pavilion. Sandy Cove will allow dogs in the Wilderness Campground only.


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The "Crazy Coffee Lady" -- so-called because she was in a mini-mart getting coffee when the robbery took place -- gave the Gregorys some amazing material to work with. Explaining that she was "backin' up, backin' up, backin' up, backin' up" to get away from the robbers basically made her a shoo-in for a music video. Everybody knows dancing is all about backin' up.
Like the Bed Intruder Song, Backin' Up has inspired both acoustic covers and dance remixes on YouTube. We've collected some of the best, along with the original video.
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Here's the Gregorys' version.
Backin' Up Vocal Version
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Over thirty years between Ludwig van Beethoven's Sonata in E major op. 109 (1820) and Johannes Brahms' Sonata in f minor op. 5 (1853). Formulae come readily: the late Beethoven work is the synthesis of classicism, the moment in which form reaches the acme of coherence and cohesion. Brahms is the unexpected entrance into the romantic world, escape into the fantastic, the night, the dream, distance. The former, written by a man in his fifties, concludes a world and exhausts its meaning: the latter, written by a twenty year-old, opens up a new world with infinite possibilities. All this is true: but why then is the "classical" work, with its "rigorous" structure, in reality so light and volatile, agile and fleeting, so ready to melt away in its concluding variations just as the entire Beethoven catalogue of the genre was soon to conclude in the Sonata op. 111? And why is the "romantic" work, standing like an immense gateway laid open to the infinite and the forest and to everything that is included in the term "nineteenth-century German", so massive and composite, so imposing and complex? Is there no hint of the unripe in Beethoven? No hint of mature gravity in Brahms? Our formulae thus become more complicated, and contradictions are are transformed into criteria of interpretation.
Original studio master is copyrighted: OnClassical, © 1998
It is a very difficult task to give an accurate idea of the rich and multifaceted musical personality of Marco Tezza in just a few lines.
An excellent academic preparation (top marks, honours and mentions of honor in Italy and Diplome Superieur d'Execution at the Ecole Normale "A.Cortot" in Paris) he has received awards from the most prestigious piano competitions (Washington, Pretoria, Busoni, Viotti, etc ...). Tezza 's intense concert activities have lead him to play in the most famous concert halls and to collaborate with the finest musicians Ashkenazy, Ughi, Hogwood...
After having completed the study of the violin and orchestra conductor he began a new career leading very important ensembles in Europe, Asia, America, and often doubling his role as conductor and soloist.
Tezza, the conductor, presents a vast repertoire, from baroque to contemporary music passing through opera (Boheme, Vascello Fantasma, Maria de Buenos Aires etc ...) and giving a great deal of attention to the music of Piazzolla.
He is well-known to the public and critics as an artist with a strong personality who never stops looking through scores to find unique ways of interpreting them, for new expressive logics, new sonorities.
He has been invited to hold Master Classes at very important institutes (Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne; University of San Paolo, Brasile; Conservatory in Sofia; University of S.Esprit in Beirut; University of South Florida; UNEAC in La Habana; Jazeps Vitols Latvian Academy in Riga etc.).
He is the permanent artistic director of the Stravinskij Chamber Orchestra (SCO) and he conducts concert seasons and musical festivals in Europe and in South America.
He has recorded for AS disc, Balkanton, Klingsor and OnClassical.
He is a member of the Accademia Veneta of Arts and Science.
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|March 21-23
|The Orchestra featuring former members of ELO and ELO Part II "Don't Bring Me Down"
|March 28-30
|The Lovin' Spoonful "Daydream"
|April 4-6
|Paul Revere & The Raiders "Good Thing"
|April 11-13
|The Village People "Y.M.C.A."
|April 18-20
|The Grass Roots "Midnight Confessions"
|April 25-27
|Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone "I'm Henry the VIII, I Am"
|May 2-4
|Starship starring Mickey Thomas "We Built this City"
|May 9-10
|Chubby Checker & The Wildcats "The Twist"
|May 16-18
|New!! Alan Parsons Project "Eye in the Sky"
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You never know when a party might break out.
Who is that cow mad at?
I think I still like the nacho Taco Bell tacos more. My Cool Ranch tacos kept breaking easily.
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Now I do know what COW stands for, if anyone else is wondering.
Taco Bell. There is one nearby, and believe it or not I have never eaten there.
soft or hard shell?
This is moving so fast I can't keep up. It's getting random.
Be Cool Stay in School!
Next year I'm trying for a summer internship at Stark Industries.


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Updated: September 24, 2012 6:25AM
Tim Kuncis took a Sunday drive in the afternoon heat to Wilmington, where he stopped to cast into the wind below the dam on the Kankakee River.
"Caught this striper on a crawfish-looking Rapala,'' e-mailed the Lockport man, who estimated it at 7 or 8 pounds before release. "Good fight. Took at least 5-10 minutes to get in, as the line kept zipping out. Very exciting, as I had a small crowd of non-fishing spectators. Never thought I would catch a striper there.''
Drives around Illinois doubled Fish of the Week.
Earlier this month, Melton Black drove to Powerton Lake near Pekin. The Chicago man caught a 39-inch blue catfish on a sucker. The blue, which put up a 40-minute battle, weighed 41 pounds on the certified scales at Henry's Sports & Bait.


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2 servings; can be doubled
Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
Ingredientsadd to shopping list
- Vegetable oil (for deep-frying)
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour
- 1/2 cup water
- 3/4 pound orange roughy or cod fillets (about 3/4 inch thick), cut crosswise into 1 1/2-inch-wide strips
- 1 1-pound russet potato, peeled, cut lengthwise into 1/2-inch-thick slices, then cut lengthwise into 1/2-inch-wide strips
- Malt vinegar or apple cider vinegar
Pour enough oil into heavy large skillet to reach depth of 1/2 inch. Heat oil over high heat until thermometer registers 360°F.
Meanwhile, whisk flour and 1/2 cup water in medium bowl until smooth batter forms. Sprinkle fish with salt and pepper. Add fish to batter and stir to coat. Add potato to skillet; fry until golden brown and crisp, stirring often, about 7 minutes. Using tongs, transfer potato to paper towels. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Add fish to skillet; fry until coating is golden and crisp and fish is just opaque in center, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer fish to paper towels. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Serve with vinegar.
my notes
recipe at a glance
type: Kid-Friendly, Quick & Easy
main ingredients: Cod, Fish, Potato
cuisine: British


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The Lorillard Informer
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LORILLARD TOBACCO COMPANY CORPORATE PRINCIPLES ON MARKETING, PROMOTION AND YOUTH SMOKING As clearly set forth in the Tobacco Industry's Cigarette Advertising and Promotion Code (the "Code"), to which Lorillard has adhered for many years, Lorillard believes that cigarette smoking is an adult custom and that children shoudd not smoke. Accordingly, Lorillard advertises and pro- motes its cigarettes only to adult smokers. Moreover, Lorillard believes that laws prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to minors should be strictly enforced. By entering into the Master Settlement Agreement (the "MSA") with state attorneys general in November of 1998, Lorillard agreed to vari- ous other restrictions and prohibitions relating to the marketing and promotion of our products. These are consistent with our long-standing commitment to preventing youth smoking. We intend to strictly comply with both the letter and spirit of these restrictions and prohibitions, and all other obligations we have undertaken pursuant to the MSA. In order to demonstrate and renew that commitment, Lorillard Tobacco Company hereby affirms the following Corporate Principles: Marketing and Promotion Lorillard does not and will not design or implement any marketing or promotional program intended to encourage youth to smoke cigarettes, and will continue to utilize only those advertising, promotional and marketing materials that do not, directly or indirectly, target youth. Lorillard does not and will not use or cause to be used any cartoon in the advertising, pro- motion, packaging or labeling of its products. Lorillard does not and will not use any model in the advertising of its products who is, or appears to be, under 25 years of age. Lorillard does not and will not advertise its products in publications directed primarily to persons under 21 years of age, including school, college or university media (such as ath- letic, theatrical or other programs), comic books or comic supplements. Lorillard's advertising does not and will not suggest that smoking is essential to social prominence, distinction, success or sexual attraction, nor does it or will it picture a person smoking in an exaggerated manner. Lorillard's advertising may picture attractive, healthy looking persons, provided there is no suggestion that their attractiveness and good health are due to cigarette smoking. page 4
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Corporate Principles On Marketing, Promotion And Youth Smoking lcontinuedl Lorillard will not use or cause to be used as a brand name of its products any nationally recognized or nationally established brand name or trade name of any non-tobacco item or service, or any nationally recognized or nationally established sports team, entertain- ment group or individual celebrity, other than tobacco product brand names already being used by Lorillard. Youth Smoking Lorillard does not and will not take any action the primary purpose of which is to initiate, maintain, or increase the incidence of youth smoking. Lorillard strongly supports the efforts of the Foundation to be established pursuant to the MSA and other efforts to coordinate and carry out a nationwide program of advertising and education designed to counter the use of tobacco products by youth. Lorillard strongly supports the designation of our schools as "smoke free" zones, and sup- ports efforts to eliminate tobacco product advertising in schools or on school property. Lorillard strongly supports the enforcement of laws which require retailers to check the age of potential purchasers of cigarettes, and which require periodic checks of retailer compli- ance with such laws. Lorillard also strongly supports the vigorous enforcement of current restrictions on youth access to tobacco products, including the use of modern technology to increase the effectiveness of age-of-purchase laws. Lorillard strongly supports further legislative efforts to curb youth access to tobacco prod- ucts, including, but not limited to, the passage of laws which make the purchase of ciga- rettes by underage persons punishable by fines and/or community service and compulsory education programs. Lorillard strongly encourages its employees to help Lorillard identify additional methods of reducing youth access to and consumption of tobacco products, and has established an employee suggestion system to enable an employee's ideas to be shared with, and if appro- priate, acted upon by the company. Lorillard expects its employees to comply fully with these Corporate Principles and with all of Lorillard's obligations under the MSA, and strongly encourages them to incorporate these Principles into the daily execution of their job responsibilities. Co 0 ~ C:] page 6 C-,.
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Corporate Principles On Marketin& Promotion And Youth Smoking tcontinued) . Lorillard's advertising does not and will not depict as a smoker anyone who is or has been well known as an athlete, nor does it or will it show any smoker participating in, or obvi- ously just having participated in, a physical activity requiring stamina or athletic condition- ing beyond that of normal recreation. Lorillard's advertising does not and will not use sports or celebrity testimonials or those of others who would have special appeal to persons under 21 years of age. Lorillard does not and will not use any of its cigarette brand names to sponsor any concert, or any event in which the intended audience is comprised of a significant percentage of youth or in which any paid participants or contestants are youth, and does not and will not sponsor any athletic event between opposing teams in any football, basketball, baseball, soccer or hockey league using any of its cigarette brand names. Lorillard does not and will not advertise any of its products in its advertising of any spon- sorship, other than using the product brand name to identify such sponsorship; nor does it or will it refer to a brand name sponsorship event or to a celebrity or other person in such an event, in the advertising of its products. Lorillard does not and will not make, or cause to be made, any payment or other consideration to any person or entity to use, display or make reference to any tobacco product or brand name advertisement for a tobacco product, or items bearing a brand name of a tobacco product, in any motion picture, television show, theatrical production or other live perfor- mance, live or recorded performance of music, commercial film or video, or video game, that may be viewed by persons under the age of 18 or that is intended for distribution or display to the general public. Lorillard does not and will not, directly or indirectly, market, distribute, offer, sell or license any apparel or other merchandise (other than cigarettes, items the sole function of which is to advertise cigarettes, or written or electronic publications) which bears a brand name of its products, except for items to be used within adult-only facilities that are not distributed (by sale or otherwise) to any member of the general public, or items distributed to its employees for their personal use. Lorillard does not and will not distribute or cause to be distributed any free samples of cig- arettes, except in adult-only facilities or in conducting consumer testing of its products with persons who certify that they are adults. Lorillard does not and will not provide or cause to be provided any item to any person in exchange for the purchase of its products, or the furnishing of credits, proofs-of-purchase or coupons with respect to such a purchase, without sufficient proof that such person is an adult. Lorillard does not and will not license or otherwise expressly authorize any third party to use or advertise its brand names in a manner otherwise prohibited by the Master Settlement Agreement. page 5
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Using Tomorrow's Technology Today (continued) preliminary laboratory tests, this technology was able "Our goal is to transfer this technology to to differentiate and quantify the different types of Operations so that we can better determine the tobacco within a blend. Liz Butler, analytical blend composition and blend homogeneity of our chemist, and Johnson are working on this project. tobacco as it is processed," Johnson said. (left) Liz Butler, analytical chemist, and Jennifer Johnson technology can be used in the manufacturing process. evaluating hmr new Technology transter is not limited to Greensboro. Each year, the tobacco warehouses in Danville are fumigated for tobacco beetles and other pests. Another area of interest for the section has been the development of an auto- mated and continuous method to monitor the concentration ot phos- phine gas used to fumigate the warehouses. The method has been devel- oped with the assistance of other sections in the Research Center, and eval- uation of the instruments is almost complete. This year, the final technology will be transferred to Danville and monitoring phosphine gas inside the warehouses will become a standard operation. "Our effort in this area gives Lorillard the most accurate and precise phosphine measurement method in the industry," said Deborah Mereand, research chemist. "By using this approach, we're able to maximize the efficiency and the effectiveness of our fumi- gation program.° Also, new methods to seal the warehouses have been investigated and implemented, resulting in lower leakage rates and _ Deborah Mereand, research chemist, is collecting data during a narehouse fumigation at ultimately the need for Lorillard's Danville Facility. less phosph i ne. page 12
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Promotions And New Assignments (continued) Thomas R. Gates has been promoted to division manager, Atlanta South, GA. He joined Field Sales as a sales rep, Atlanta West, in April 1997 and was promoted to assistant division manager, Atlanta West, in April 1998. Billy D. Hutchens has been promoted to senior sys- tems programmer in the MIS Department. He joined Lorillard as a systems programmer in March 1998. David Jones has joined the MIS Department as a business systems analyst. He earned a B.S. degree in business/operations management from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. A native of Olongado, Philippines, Jones was previously employed as a functional consultant with Cap Gemini in Houston, TX. J. Larry Kays has joined the Manufacturing-Packing Department as a supervisor, Maki ng/Packi ng. A native of Louisville, KY, he earned a B.S. degree in education from Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY. Kays was previously employed as an executive branch manager at General Building Maintenance, Inc., in Richmond. J. Ty Kimbro has joined the Quality Assurance Department as a quality engineer. A native of Raleigh, NC, he earned a B.A. degree in business management from North Carolina State University. Kimbro was previously employed as a TQM facilitator at Microfibres, Inc., in Winston-Salem, NC. Lila J. Lee has been promoted to division manager, Oklahoma City, OK. She joined Field Sales as a sales rep, Oklahoma City, in April 1987. Jeffrey L. Manning has been transferred to the MIS Department as a computer operations clerk. He joined the Office Services Department as mail/output control clerk in May 1997. /Jones Kays Lee Manning page 19
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Using Tomorrow's Technology Today By Rick Hodson Staff 4Vriter Almost every day it seems as if there's a new high-tech gadgeton the market designed to make our lives easier and better. Often, the problem is trying to figure out which ones we can afford, and if they will really deliver what they promise. The same is true in business. Finding the right technology for the right task is the heff&K_~ ,r _, A~_ goal of a Research llefU Jennifer Johnson, senior research chemist, and Rob Stevens, manager, demonstrate a method used ent for determining menthol concentration on tobacco developed by the Technology Application Section. and De elo v pm section recently cele- brating its first anniversary. The Technology Application Section under Rob Stevens is designed to help translate the latest innovations into practical applications Lorillard can use in the marketplace. "The Technology Application Section was created to serve as a liaison between Research and the rest of the company in the area of transferable and applied tech- nology," Stevens said. "In many cases, we're able to inform management about new innovations or methods they may not have been aware of, and how these breakthroughs can achieve company goals." Stevens believes the application of technology is essential to maintain the highest level of product quali- ty, ensure regulatory compliance, meet production demands, and minimize costs. By regularly communi- cating with all areas of the company, the section is able to initiate and perform a smooth and timely transition of technology improvements to increase productivity and cigarette quality. "New advances are occurring all the time," Stevens said. "It's important to be aware of the advances as well as the needs. You always have to weigh the advance- ments with the needs of the company." The work performed by members of the Technology Application Section falls into two main categories: Supporting the Technology Application Section are the technology transfer and technology application. efforts of (left) Ken Lilly and Herman Gay, lab technicians. page 10
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Keeping Cool (continued) building, plus the piping system which sprays water keeping the air cool and moist, have been either repaired or replaced. The backbone of the unit is four fans connected to a series of ducts and vents, which snake above the manu- facturing floor. The four main air-conditioning ducts are huge. They measure more than five feet across, four feet high, and stretch almost the entire length of a football field. The metal ducts were wrapped in old insulation, which had to be removed. Once that was done, they were taken apart in sections and flattened like a pancake before being lowered through a hole in the ceiling and taken away for disposal. "It's been a big job," said Mac Liles, super- visor, lvtaintenance. "But the crew doing the work really knows what they're doing and that makes it a lot easier." In order to be dis- assembled, the fans had to be cut apart and lowered through holes large enough to swallow a small car. In some cases, entire conveyor lines had to be moved so the fans could be hauled away. "What most people don't know is that most of this work was clone on weekends and in the early morn- ing so as not to disrupt production," Liles says. "About the only time we could remove the ductwork was from about 4 a.m. until 7 a.m. We managed to accomplish a great deal in a very narrow windotiv." Plywood flooring was installed above the produc- tion floor, so that crews could work safely without danger to the people below. While workers have been busy ripping out old ducts, pipes, and fans, they've also been busy build- ing and assembling new equipment. Over the course of the project, pipe fitters, welders, and mechanics have been installing new motors, water pipes, spray nozzles, and fans. Overseeing the day-to-day details of the project is Mac Liles, supervisor, Maintenance. "This effort has been ongoing for almost two years,° Bullock said. "Since we can isolate each of the four main air- conditioning lines, we can shut one off, do our work, and then put it back on-line with no major impact." During the sum- mer months, all four units will be operat- ing to keep the floor cool. The last of the renovations is scheduled for com- pletion in June. AII the ductwork is being replaced with new insulated panels, which are assembled and installed high above the produc- tion floor. "Our old system was used for more than three decades," Liles said. "This new equipment should last at least that long, if not longer." Z page 10
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Promotions And New Assignments Bissette Cueto Cochran Cummings Mark Bissette has joined Lorillard as director, Leaf Operations. He earned a B.S. degree in business administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A native of Rocky Mount, NC, Bissette was previously employed as director, Leaf Buying, at Brown & Williamson in Wilson, NC. D. Sharon Cochran has joined the Human Resources Operations Department as axecutive secre- tary I. A native of High Point, NC, she was previously employed as an administrative assistant at Rex International in Thomasville, NC. Ruben J. Cueto has been promoted to manager, Chain Accounts, Denver, CO. He joined Field Sales as a sales rep, Los Angeles West, CA, in December 1988. Cueto was promoted to assistant division manager, Los Angeles South, in October 1990 and to division manager, Denver, CO, in October 1992. Michael A. Cummings has joined the Research Center Library as a research librarian. He earned a B.A. degree in English from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke and a master's degree in library science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A native of Marianna, FL, Cummings was previously employed as information specialist at the Public Library of Charlotte/Mecklenburg County in Charlotte, NC. Julia A. Davidson has joined the Risk Management Department as claims administrator. A native of Greensboro, she earned a B.S. degree in criminal jus- tice from Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. Davidson was previously employed as a case manager II at Liberty Mutual in Charlotte, NC. Dale M. Everhart has joined the MIS Department as a programmer analyst. A native of Winston-Salem, NC, he earned a B.S. degree in computer science from Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. Everhart was previously employed as a tech support specialist at Burlington Industries, Inc., in Burlington, NC. page 18
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Using Tomorrow's Technology Today fcontinued) Another project currently underway is the evaluation of systems which detect foreign material, such as paper or cloth, in the man- ufacturing process. "The goal is to detect and remove this material from the tobacco before it enters the final product," said Suzanne Roof, chemist. Currently, the section is evaluating a series of optical sensors for the job. This year, they plan on continuing to evaluate advancements in optical systems, work with Lorillard engineers to deter- mine where the systems should be placed throughout Operations, and come up with a series of recommen- dations on how to effectively utilize the best technology available. Technology Application: Don't Reinvent The Wheel Part of the job of (left) Tommy Thorn and Suzanne Roof, chemists, is evaluating products and materials for use throughout the Operations Facility. W hile part of this section's goal is to transfer new technology into the workplace, another very important mission is to find new uses for already estab- lished instruments and procedures. These technology application efforts directly impact the daily operation of the business and re nlve around quality issues con- cerning tobacco or manufactured cigarettes. An operation as large as Lorillard houses thousands of items other than just tobacco and cigarettes. From air filters to cleaning solutions, keeping these materials from impacting the final product is top priority. Members of the section routinely evaluate materials used by Lorillard and its suppliers before they even reach the manufacturing floor. "Our section has to approve any material before it can be used in the Operations Facility," said Tommy Thorn, chemist. "By using existing tech- nology, we can evaluate these items for suitability in Operations or help in finding suitable replacements." The section is deeply involved in the effort to develop a system which prevents foreign materials from entering the product. As part of the Foreign Materials Committee, new purchasing procedures have been established which assure only approved materials are being ordered and eliminates vendor samples which have not been approved by theTechno4ogy Application Section. "One way or another, everyone in the company is affected by what our section does," Stevens said. "By focusing on finding and developing new technology, we help ensure that the products we produce will be of the highest quality possible." page 13
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Keeping Cool By Rick Hodson Staff Writer W ith those hazy and crazy days of summer notiv here, one necessity is air-conditioning. Part of the system that supplies treated air to the manufacturing floor has just undergone a multiyear renovation and replacement. Everything from the main ductwork to the huge fans that blow air through the system has either been replaced or repaired. "These systems have carried moist and air-conditioned air for more than 30 years," said Julian Bullock, chief engineering manager, Project Engineering. "Under those Chuck Tague, welder, Maintenance, installs a pipe that will carry water through the air-conditioning unit. ' Third-shift mechanics (left) Rick Barton and Marshall Roberts assemble a newly designed chill water pump to help power the cooling system. page 14 ~


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Happy Father's Day!
I'm still fairly new to this being a Dad business. My oldest will turn 7 this year but I'm blessed to draw on the example of my Dad, Roger.
My Pop is the most selfless, patient, and resourceful person I've ever encountered.
We have worked side by side for the last 5 years building the Western Representation PAC and the Dustin Stockton political machine.
I could talk about that he spent his life literally saving lives as a paramedic/firefighter. How he successfully navigated raising three sons while maintaining an entrepreneurial spirit always with a second company he was developing. I could talk about his passion for experience and life long pursuit of knowledge. I could go on for hours about the sacrifices and wisdom he has blessed our family with.
His broad array of talent and knowledge is something I aspire too.
For my own kids, listen to Grandpa, and this song:
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Barbara Cook's Spotlight: Kelli O'Hara
Three-time Tony Award–nominated actress, singer, and songwriter Kelli O'Hara (South Pacific, The Light in the Piazza) performs in this theater cabaret performance series curated by Broadway legend Barbara Cook.
- Fri., Oct. 15, 2010, 7:30 PM
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Running is a simple but effective way to burn calories as well as improve leg strength and cardiovascular health. Try running through neighborhoods or if you are looking for a bit more adventure try running on trails through the woods. To increase the intensity of your workout try incorporating some High Intensity Interval Training.
Lots of public pools are open in the summer. For a low impact workout try hopping in the pool and swimming some laps. You can also incorporate intervals or different strokes to work different muscles as well as improve your cardiovascular fitness.
Summer is a great season to get into the habit of hiking. There are some beautiful mountains throughout New England. Hiking not only is a fun activity, it also works lots of different muscles and improves your cardiovascular health. Get some fresh air, lace up your sneakers and hit the mountains.
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ST. PAUL - After two rain delays, the weather was declared the winner in Saturday's baseball game scheduled at Northwestern.
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Catskill Range > Cornell > Climber's Log
Cornell Climber's Log
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|First winter hike this year for me!
Date Climbed: Dec 14, 2013
|Had been planning to do the Wittenberg, Cornell, Slide Loop for over a month and things kept getting in the way so even though we had snow coming in I decided to keep my plans for the hike. Arrived at the trailhead in Woodland Valley from CT at about 8am which was later than planned but the usual 2.5 hour drive was slower than anticipated since the snow started earlier than expected. On the trail by 8:15 and the snow was in full swing but it was a very peaceful snow. Temps at base were about 16F with no decipherable wind. The structure of the trail was obscured by about 3-4" of light snow which made those gnarly roots and rocks I remembered from the summer even more miserable since you couldn't see them before they wrenched your foot into an unnatural position. The hike was easy and incredibly quiet up to the juncture of the trails for Terrace Mtn and The Witt. Then it got icier as I hit the various ledges. I found it much easier to climb from the point on with my ice axe instead of my trekking poles so I could pull myself up. In summer the hand holds in the rock are plentiful but not in the winter with mitts on and 5-10F temps. The summit of The Witt was beautiful with moderate winds of 10-12MPH and temps around 5F w/o the windchill. The view wasn't great, I could barely see the outlines of the nearby mountains. I headed on to Mt Cornell and had a fun time of the Cornell Crack... it was icy, snowy and challenging, but climbable with my micro-spikes and ice axe. Cornell was a nice rest with good wind protection but no views. I started down into the saddle between Cornell and Slide but decided that I was interested in climbing the final pitch to Slide alone in the ice, snow, and continuing storm so I headed back down. Descending Cornell Crack was tougher than ascending it with a pack on. When I got back to the Witt the weather had briefly cleared enough for me to see into the valley better and Samual's Point but not the reservoir beyond it.
The whole hike was about 9.3 miles out and back. I had planned to do the whole 16 mi loop to Slide and around but my pace was slower than usual with the snow and ice so it took me about 4.5 hours for the out & back trip.
Not enough snow yet for snowshoes to float you above the structure. I recommend microspikes through to Cornell... or cramp-ons and ropes if you plan to do Slide.
|Posted Dec 21, 2013 8:20 pm
|Vic Hanson
|Slide and Cornell
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2013
|Hiked from the Slide Mt. TH to Slide and Cornell Mts., then on to Terrace Mt. lean to and back. Great fun on the scramble over the rocks!
|Posted Oct 31, 2013 10:36 pm
|inside a cloud
Date Climbed: Dec 1, 2012
|bad weather but fun
|Posted Dec 6, 2012 7:46 pm
Date Climbed: May 4, 1993
|With Warren Hills High School Wilderness Experience
|Posted Dec 1, 2012 8:50 pm
|2nd peak of the day
Date Climbed: Oct 16, 2012
|Aside from the western view of Slide there wasn't much to see in the distance but I did like the scrambling on both sides of the mountain. The col between Cornell and Slide was an interesting stretch of woods with plenty of campsites.
|Posted Oct 17, 2012 12:20 am
|My 35th Catskill Peak
Date Climbed: May 18, 2012
|I finished my Catskill 35 on this peak, during a trip over the Burroughs Range from Slide TH to Woodland Valley TH. The views on the ascent back at Slide were great.
|Posted May 23, 2012 3:02 pm
|o yea
|good time with my bro
|Posted Feb 23, 2011 2:46 pm
|Too warm
Date Climbed: Nov 22, 2010
|Near 60 in November!
|Posted Jan 7, 2011 9:38 am
|Misty Day Hike
Date Climbed: Nov 22, 2010
|Pretty misty and foggy day, but this was a good day hike. Some nice little scrambles up from Wittenberg. Was hoping for some snow but of course it was 65 degrees!
|Posted Nov 24, 2010 3:50 pm
|Great Hike
Date Climbed: Nov 14, 2009
|Great day hike, couple nice scrambles before you get to the summit from the Wittenburg approach.
|Posted Nov 14, 2010 3:38 pm
|Burroughs Range Traigh
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2010
|Hit all three peaks on the ridge traverse. Good exercise, not much water. Explored a little around in the col between Slide and Cornell, lots of trash around many of the campsites, which was sad. We picked up what we could carry in our day packs.
|Posted Oct 3, 2010 4:00 pm
|Good exercise. No views
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2010
|We did the loop of Wittenberg, Slide, and Cornell because this was equidistant for me and Dave Varga to meet and assess our compatibality because we are going to do some climbing in the Canadian Rockies in July. Not much for views once the trees are in leaf. Great exercise with a 25 lb pack though.
|Posted Jun 7, 2010 6:02 pm
|Burroughs Range Loop
Date Climbed: Oct 1, 1998
|Hiked the Burroughs Range-Woodland Valley Loop with a group back in college.
|Posted Jan 4, 2010 11:10 pm
|My First Backpack!
Date Climbed: Jul 2, 1995
|With my brother Charlie. Started at Woodland Valley and backpacked the entire Range before camping in the Slide/WildCat Mtn col. I slept in a hammock.
|Posted Nov 3, 2009 11:08 am
|bushwhack to Cornell-Slide col
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2009
|Started at the camp ground and crossed the Woodland Valley stream on the trail Bridge, but I almost inmmediately left the trail for an unmarked and fading trail to the right. I next had to skirt the private property- a slippery bit of side-hilling- before I dropped into the Woodland Valley Stream drainage. A very nice ridge climb leads to the Cornell/Slide col. See trip report this page for more details.
|Posted Oct 24, 2009 3:58 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 28, 2009
|Climbed with Slide and Wittenberg via the Wittenberg-Cornell-Slide Trail from Route 47. Had a blast climbing the ledges during the traverse from Slide. Not many views on the summit but had a great view of Slide from the trail as the clouds blew by.
|Posted Jun 28, 2009 7:37 pm
|This is a separate peak?!
Date Climbed: May 2, 2009
|Almost blew right by this one without even noticing it! Fun ridge between Cornell and Wittenburg. Great view of Slide Mtn. on the west side.
|Posted May 3, 2009 10:47 am
|Bushwhack Range Dayhike
Date Climbed: Dec 29, 2007
|This was a fun one to do in the winter. A group of us dayhiked the "Bushwhack Range" with a car drop, hitting eight peaks: Peekamoose, Table, Lone, Rocky, Balsam Cap, Friday, Cornell and Wittenberg.
|Posted Mar 15, 2009 10:26 am
|Sam Page
|I climbed this on a hot summer day in 2005 (I think).
|Posted Apr 21, 2008 10:29 pm
|One of the fantastic three
Date Climbed: Jan 8, 2008
|Great view of Wittenberg and Slide from this mountain.
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Linux mainlining effort
The purpose of this page is to try and define sub-goals and milestones for the mainlining effort, containing goals and sub-goals with milestones for adding Allwinner support in the upstream mainline Linux Kernel.
It is very important to note that this is intended as a rough set of minimal goals - it is not meant to collide with the huge effort of rewriting major drivers!
The idea is to submit the code needed to run the Linux kernel on Allwinner SoCs upstream, ie. to the official Linux kernel.
This can be achieved by following the concept outlined in the Your new ARM SoC Linux support check-list! article published by Thomas Petazzoni from Free Electrons.[1][2]
Where relevant, I have attempted to include who is currently working on an item, mostly separate from any particular mainlining goal.
The Mainline Kernel howto contains the currently used repositories for the mainlining process. The U-Boot repository and toolchain is described in the U-Boot howto.
The Mainline Kernel category gives an overview of currently supported devices.
Merged into 3.8
- Initial support for Allwinner SoCs (commit)
- Timer (commit)
- Device Tree
- Interrupt controller (commit)
Added board support: Cubieboard, A13-OLinuXino
Merged into 3.9
- PINCTRL driver
- GPIO-lib based driver
Related merges: [3]
Added Board Support: Miniand_Hackberry
Merged into 3.10
- LED support
- Clock driver
- Complete UART support
Added Board Support: Pineriver_H24
Merged into 3.11
- IRQ support for the PIO
- I2C Driver
- EMAC Driver
- A10s support
Related merges: [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12]
Added board support: Olimex A10s-OLinuXino-Micro
Merged into 3.12
- A31 support
- Basic SoC + GPIO
- Clock support
- A20 support
- Basic SoC + GPIO
- Clock support
- A10s clocks
- Clock Source and Clock Event rework
- Watchdog driver
Related merges: [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18]
Added board support: A31 EVB, A20-OLinuXino-Micro, Cubieboard2, Mele A1000
Merged into 3.13
- SID Driver
- I2C for A20
- sunxi_defconfig
- Bug fixes [19]
Added board support: Cubietruck
Merged into 3.14
- Reset Controller Support
- SMP (via PSCI)
- External clock outputs
- High Speed Timers
- RTC driver (A10/A20) (commit)
- RTP (DT only)
- GMAC support in stmmac driver
- AP6210 WiFi (BCM43362) support in brcmfmac driver
Related merges: [20], [21], [22], [23], [24]
Added board support: Olimex A13-OLinuXino-Micro (commit)
Merged into 3.15
- All SoCs
- A10/A10s/A13/A20
- NMI controller
Related merges: [25], [26], [27], [28], [29], [30], [31]
Added board support: LinkSprite_pcDuino, Inet 97f, A10-OLinuXino-LIME
Merged into 3.16
- All
- AXP20x support
- APX20x power enable key driver
- MMC support
- AXP20x support
- USB support
- SMBus Regmap
- Special Pins Muxer
- P2WI Controller
Related Merges: defconfig-for-3.16, drivers-for-3.16, dt-for-3.16, soc-for-3.16, usb-3.16-rc1, pinctrl-v3.16-1, clk-for-linus-3.16, clk-for-linus-3.16-part2, mmc-updates-for-3.16-rc1, mfd-for-linus-3.16, regulator-v3.16, input-for-linus
Added board support: Mele M9, R7
Merged into 3.17
- IR driver
- PIO/R_PIO external interrupts
- DMAengine
- Timers, UARTs, initial bringup
- Basic clocks
- PIO/R_PIO drivers
Related merges: clk-for-linus-3.17, mfd-for-linus-3.17, pinctrl-v3.17-1, soc-for-3.17, dt-for-3.17, slave-dma for-linus, v4l_for_linus,
Added Board Support: Merrii Hummingbird A31, BA10, LinkSprite pcDuino V3, Ippo q8h
Merged into 3.18
- pinctrl
Added board support: Olimex A20-OLinuXino-Lime, Merrii Hummingbird A20, HSG H702
Merged for 3.19
- A10 / A10s / A20 / A31
- Simple Framebuffer
- In order to use that, you'll need a recent mainline u-boot (2015.01+)
- Simple Framebuffer
Added board support: Mele M3, LeMaker Banana Pi, Merrii A80 Optimus Board, Olimex A20-OLinuXino-Lime2
Planned for 3.20
- PS/2 Controller
- IR receiver
- All SoCs
- CPUFreq
Work In Progress
Core Stuff
- DMAengine driver for A10/A10s/A20 (sun4i/sun5i/sun7i) (WiP: Emilio Lopez (turl)) [42]
- DMAengine driver handles slave DMA clients including SPI, EMAC, USB, I2S, HDMI audio, and NAND
- Highest priority is to implement slave SG transfers (SPI driver as a proof of concept and test target), cyclic transfers (for audio clients)
- These SoCs have two modes of operations: Normal and Dedicated. The dedicated mode looks a lot like how the A31 DMA controller works, though it only supports mem2dev transfers
- CPUFreq for sun[45678]i (WiP: Chen-Yu Tsai (wens)) [46]
Major drivers
- NAND Driver (WiP: Boris Brezillon (bbrezillon))
- Randomizer to support MLC NANDs patch-rfc
- Per-partition ECC to support boot0 reading/writing
- A31 Audio Codec driver (WiP: Maxime Ripard (mripard))
- A31 PLL2 and module 1 clocks
- Cyclic DMA transfers
- ASoC driver
- Much more complex and signficantly different from the other audio codecs IPs found in the other Allwinner SoCs (A23 included)
- A20 Audio Codec (WiP: Jon Smirl) [47]
- USB OTG Driver (WiP: Roman Byshko (arokux))
- Support for USB OTG phy0 patch-v2
- TODO: Everything below needs to be cleaned up by someone more familiar with the USB OTG stuff
- It seems to actually be a Mentor Graphics Inventra USB Controller (musb), that already support for it in mainline kernel, so it only needs a thin layer to adapt it to sunxi. Moreover, it's already supporting the PIO mode, so we could avoid relying on DMA to merge it. (Thanks to Arnd Bergmann for noticing)
- Status 2013-10-02:
- OTG requires more work. Mode detection is working, but have not yet figured out how to reset MUSB core and hardware from host-mode to peripheral and other way around.
- Mode detection/USB-PHY stuff probably needs to be moved to new USB-PHY driver as is done with other MUSB hardware drivers.
Minor drivers
- AXP209 driver
- Input LRADC driver (WiP: Hans de Goede (hansg)) patch-v3
- PWM Driver (WiP: Alexandre Belloni) patch-v10
- Security System (Crypto Engine) (WiP: Corentin Labbe (Montjoie)) patch-v5
- Hardware Pseudo Random Number Generator
- Checksumming (MD5, SHA1)
- Crypto (AES, DES, 3DES)
- PS/2 driver for A10/A20 (WiP: Vishnu Patekar) patch-v3
- IR driver for A31/A31s [52]
- V4L driver for G2D/Mixer is based on samsung g2d and fimc driver. Only initial work started. [53]
Timeouts ? (No code has ever been submitted to mainline, current status unknown)
No entry here.
Left to be done
Easy Tasks
Following drivers should be doable by someone with no or a small kernel development experience:
- Keypad
- One Wire / 1-Wire
- Smart Card Reader
- A23 Thermal Sensor Controller
- CAN (File:Sun7i-CANbus.pdf)
- Preliminary work has been done by Peter Chen [54]
- Restored code dump: [55]. Please note that there has been some work being done in repositories forked from this repository.
Medium Tasks
Following drivers require some good knowledge of the kernel internals.
- CSI (Camera Input)
- CPUIdle
- Suspend/Resume
- Audio Related drivers
- Those items are not related to each other, and can be implemented independently
- A23 Audio Codec (A23 SDK has an ASoC driver for this)
- I2S Digital Audio Interface
- AC97 Audio Interface
- A23 SDK has an ASoC driver for these already, which would be a good starting point
Difficult Tasks
These drivers require some good knowledge of the kernel internals, plus a good experience with such piece of hardware.
- Display (KMS)
- Video Engine (See VE_Planning)
- Audio Engine (Only exists in A10)
- Memory Stick
- Has anybody actually got this hardware connected and a memory stick?
- TV Decoder
- Analog in, no driver, no datasheet
- Transport Stream(DVB) in
- IRC user woprr has started to work on this
- Old tech, while still interesting for Compact Flash, possibly removed from A20, though A20 memory map still mentions it
- GPS backend IP
- Only A10, not much interesting, as all modern GPS receivers have MCU with UART output, no documentation
These are too far off the track third party drivers making it unlikely they will ever get accepted mainline.
- Mali driver (will not happen unless libv gets a proper lima driver out)
Related but separate
- Device-specific drivers
- ↑ http://www.elinux.org/images/a/ad/Arm-soc-checklist.pdf
- ↑ Your New ARM SoC Linux Support Check-List – ELCE 2012
See also
External Links
- kernel.org - Official website for the Linux Kernel
- http://github.com/torvalds/linux - Linus Torvalds' GitHub account with the upstream Linux kernel
- Linux Kernel documentation index
- Linux Kernel man pages
- Kernel Newbies Site - Excellent source of information for people new to kernel
- Linus' kernel tree for 2.6
- Kernel bugzilla - Regressions for each of recent versions
- Linux-libre project - Maintains and distributes fully free kernel
- LinGrok, Linux kernel source code cross-reference
- Free Electrons LXR (Linux Cross Reference)
- linux-arm-kernel - Mailing list archive
How to upstream
- Your new ARM SoC Linux support check-list! by Thomas Petazzoni of Free Electrons
- Linux Kernel Upstreaming How-To (CNXSoft - Embedded Software Development)
- How to Write and Submit a Linux Kernel Patch (CNXSoft - Embedded Software Development)
- Linaro resources page from LCA (Linaro Connect Asia) 2014


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Sister Helen Prejean (b. April 21, 1939, Baton Rouge, Louisiana) is a Roman Catholic nun, one of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Medaille, who has become a leading American advocate for the abolition of the death penalty.
Her crusade began in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1981, through a correspondence she maintained with a convicted murderer, Elmo Patrick Sonnier, who was sentenced to death by electrocution. She visited Sonnier in prison and agreed to be his spiritual adviser in the months leading up to his death. The experience gave Prejean greater insight into the process involved in executions and she began speaking out against capital punishment. At the same time, she also founded Survive, an organization devoted to providing counselling to the families of victims of violence.
Prejean has since ministered to many other inmates on death row and witnessed several more executions. She served as National Chairperson of the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty from 1993 to 1995.
An autobiographical account of her relationship with Sonnier and other inmates on death row served as the basis for the feature film and opera Dead Man Walking.
In addition to Sonnier, the account is also based on the inmate Robert Lee Willie who, with his friend Joseph Jesse Vaccaro, raped and killed 18-year-old Faith Hathaway May 28, 1980, eight days later kidnapping a Madisonville couple from a wooded lovers' lane and driving them to Alabama. They raped the 16-year-old girl, and then stabbed and shot her boyfriend, 20-year-old Mark Brewster, leaving him tied to a tree paralyzed from the waist down.
Prejean's second book, The Death of Innocents: An Eyewitness Account of Wrongful Executions was published in December 2004. In it, she tells the story of two men, Dobie Gillis Williams and Joseph O'Dell, whom she accompanied to their executions. She believes that both of these men were innocent. The book also examines the recent history of death penalty decisions by the Supreme Court of the United States and looks at the track record of George W. Bush as Governor of Texas.
Prejean now bases her work at the Death Penalty Discourse Center in New Orleans and spends her time giving talks across the United States and around the world. She is also a pro-life activist : "The pope says we should be unconditionally pro-life; against abortion, against euthanasia, against suicide and (that means also) against the death penalty."
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She is quoted on Loung Ung's website: "Despite the tragedy all around her, this scrappy kid struggles for life and beats the odds. I thought young Ung's story (First They Killed My Father) would make me sad. But this spunky child warrior carried me with her in her courageous quest for life. Reading these pages has strengthen me in my own struggle to disarm the powers of violence in this world."


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There are no widely accepted medical guidelines for prescribing testosterone to women to increase sexual desire, and it's not approved for that use by the Food and Drug Administration. In fact, in 2006 the Endocrine Society, an international professional group for clinicians who specialize in hormone disorders, advised against ever diagnosing androgen deficiency in women, citing a lack of data about safety, as well as the impact of varying levels of testosterone on sexual and other functions.
That said, plenty of doctors prescribe the hormone to women off-labeland many are critical of the Endocrine Society's position. "This is a very conservative organization, and they issued this decision out of bias and fear," says Abdulmaged Traish, PhD, a professor of biochemistry at Boston University and the director for the school's Laboratory for Sexual Medicine Research. "They just closed the door on women's sexual function, which is really unfair." The FDA has estimated that in 2007 some 25,000 women used the most common formula, AndroGel, off-label.
Yet even physicians who recommend testosterone are confused about how and why it works (or doesn't). "I see women...who have no response to hormones and manage to boost their love lives with exercise, therapy, books, or lingerie," San Francisco family practitioner Daphne Miller, MD, recently wrote in The Washington Post. "Equally perplexing are those with rock-bottom testosterone levels who are off-the-charts randy."
Just as hotly debated is whether testosterone supplements can trigger antisocial behavior, sexual or otherwise. The conventional wisdom, of course, is that it can, and Nanette Santoro, MD, vice president of clinical science for the Endocrine Society, says she isn't shocked by what happened to Jill. "This is a person who would ordinarily have low levels of testosterone but was exposed to sky-high levels," she says. "She did not go through a normal male puberty, which might have given her some time to cope with the rise in testosterone. It's the abruptness with which you give it that causes significant issues such as hostility and sexual aggression."
Traish, however, believes the hormone's "dangerous" reputation is unfounded. It stems from ancient times, he contends, when castration was used to make animals (and occasionally men) more docile and, more recently, from reports of " 'roid rage" among athletes taking massive amounts of steroids (synthetic androgens). And psychology professor Eli Coleman, PhD, director of the program in human sexuality at the University of Minnesota, agrees: "It is mythology that compulsive sexual behavior is produced by excessive hormones. One can suppress sexual desire by suppressing testosteronebut not the other way around." He compares taking extra testosterone to extra vitamins: If you have scurvy, supplementing with vitamin C will cure you, but if you have enough vitamin C, adding it to your diet has no impact.
While anecdotal cases of testosterone-induced madness are easy to finda 1997 safety surveillance study reviewed 863 "adverse reaction" reports among women taking testosterone and found that 1.7 percent of them were based on "aggressive behavior, aggressive feelings, rage/angry outbursts, and physical attacks and regretful feelings"large, controlled studies generally have not been able to detect any pattern. T. Byram Karasu, MD, a professor of psychiatry at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and author of the text On Sexuality, says that research shows extra testosterone may cause people to "feel more sexual and aggressive," but that doesn't translate into behavior change. A 2009 study in Maturitas, the journal of the European Menopause and Andropause Society, for instance, noted "an increase in mean hostility scores" among women using a combination of estrogen and a testosterone patch, but went on to say that "behavioral changes [had] not been observed or reported."
"A person's commitment, morality, marital status, and judgment can supersede one's testosterone level," Karasu says. "The cortical layer of the brain has the ability to override impulse in civilized human beings."
But no matter what their position on testosterone use in women, a preponderance of medical experts are highly skeptical of bioidentical hormone treatments or oppose them outright. The term itself, they say, is misleading. While Somers and company argue that bioidenticals are "natural" and safe, all hormone treatments are manipulated in a lab to get the finished product. What troubles doctors most, however, is that the pharmacists who mix the bioidenticals aren't regulated by the FDA or any other body. "With bioidentical hormones, you have no idea what's inside," Traish says.


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Andy Mitchell has left Rangers by mutual consent after his contract was terminated.
The Northern Ireland Under-21 international has played eight first-team games during his three-and-a-half-year spell at the club and has recently been on loan at Annan Athletic.
Manager Ally McCoist told the club's website: "Andy went down to Annan, played a few games there then came back up to us again last month.
"He is at a stage of his career where he needs to be playing regular football in order to continue his development.
"We could see when he came back to us that he had benefitted from featuring every week competitively down there.
"Sadly we can't offer him what he needs at Rangers and we thank him for his efforts and wish him every success in the future."


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