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Using Linux to Teach Unix System Administration
There are several handicaps inherent in teaching a class in Unix administration in an academic environment. In order to learn to be an administrator you need to actually administer the system—you must have complete control of the box. In most colleges and universities this is an impossibility, given security concerns, administrative overhead for such a setup and the need to equip individual workstations with the Unix operating system. Those colleges having such a setup in place have found it inefficient—either the hours must be limited or the machines go unused outside of class hours.
I have been able to alleviate the above concerns by utilizing Yggdrasil Linux, with the added advantage that the students can take the operating system home, work with it and bring it back to class for labs or assignments. Yggdrasil Linux can be run entirely off CD-ROM and RAM, and it uses a single diskette for booting and data storage. The overhead for such a setup is the same as the normal maintenance costs for a PC; the only additional requirement being a CD-ROM drive, if one is not already installed on the system.
The College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois (the second largest community college in the U.S.) has offered classes in Unix administration since 1985, due to the close proximity of Bell Labs and the former Western Electric facilities. Initially, the students ran Minux on an 8086 PC, and the lab was entirely devoted to Unix.
This lab was dropped when the College obtained an AIX system, and as a result, the students no longer had a place to practice administering a Unix system. Over time, more and more restrictions were placed on access to administrative files or doing administrative type functions not requiring root access. At first, access to the AIX system was over a network using a boot disk and, more recently, using a menu selection in DOS and MS-Windows. The overwhelming majority of students in the classes are computer professionals. The prerequisites for this class include "Introduction to Unix", which in turn requires knowledge of a programming language.
When I started teaching the Unix administration class about six years ago, we were using a four-year-old book which did not cover many of the current features of Unix. In addition, there was no easy way to conduct meaningful labs. I went through three more textbooks over the next five years while looking for a book that was relevant to the students. Most textbooks covered too many versions of Unix, which was confusing for many students.
My teaching options were:
Continue using the system as it existed and resign myself to the students being unable to practice administration.
Request that individual workstations be set up to run Unix. As this had not been done before, this option would have been difficult, as well as costly, to implement.
Investigate running Unix on a PC without affecting the current academic networking environment.
I felt the third option was the only viable one. There are several manufacturers of Unix or Unix-like operating systems for the PC, including SCO Unix and Solaris x86. However, none of them have the wealth of free software along with available source code that Linux has. In addition, there are no licensing or distribution restrictions on Linux other than the GNU-type copyrights. It is supported by many USENET newsgroups and many helpful people on the Internet.
Last year, in addition to AIX, I decided to give my students the option of running Linux from a CD-ROM—in fact, I encouraged it. I was not willing to require it until I saw the results of my experiment. It was an overwhelming success and most students welcomed running Linux at home, since it allowed them to do assignments without having to come to the campus except for class. Only one student had a PC at home without a CD-ROM drive, and he was able to come to campus to use a PC. Therefore, this solution did not prevent any students from doing their assignments.
This year I made running Linux a requirement and chose as the textbook Linux System Administrator's Survival Guide by Timothy Parker, Ph.D., published by SAMS. I chose this text over a number of other books because it covered most of the class topics, was easy to read and was easily supplemented. I have written a Lab and Projects manual that includes assignments in Linux, AIX and generic Unix. I am planning to expand it to a full-fledged text as time permits, using recommendations of my students and my experiences.
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Cleaning Out My Terrarium
Okay, it's that time for me. The ficus pumila needs to be clipped, little lemon button ferns are popping up everywhere, my Cryptocorne beckettii is crawling out of the pond, my Fittonia 'white brocade' is getting leggy, and I swear that I would eliminate my Selaginella plana if I could get to every last piece of it . . . it's time to do some hacking and pulling.
How often do you guys have to hack and pull at your terraria to clean it and keep it from being overgrown.
P.S.--looking to trade for some small bromeliads, ferns, or other unusuals (for any of the above). . . e-mail me if interested.
Well mine is so cramped and full of little pots that the only thing that can deal with it and gets out of control is the ficus pumilla. I just trimmed it about a week ago I'd say...probably four good sized handfulls. I figure that will be good for nearly a month before it starts to block the light from other things again.
spanish moss will grow very well and from time to time I do pull some of that out but it's never an issue.
The only other thing that really grows rampantly to where I need to mess with it is peacock moss...can't remember the latin name... The neps. do get a little crazy sometimes but I mostly let them do their own thing.
My original intent for my 75 gallon was to have 5 inches of water on the bottom and the 17 inches above that for epi's. Found I had very nervous fish which hid all the time. Incrementally raised the water level which is now at 8 inches.Solved the fish problem but this reduced the canopy section that I had to remove several specie.Still not enough depth to keep the water plants submerged even with constant pruning. The Java fern has invaded the land area and without constant pruning it would smother the dicranum moss.
The truly rampant growers are the ones I thought would be ideal lol The Solomon ribbon plant and bears foot fern are growing at least 3 times the rate of the shadehouse ones.The Geonoma and sealing wax palms have not grown too tall but are holding the fronds horizontally.Blocks the light to the nerve plant and moss which has responded by becoming leggy. I've allowed the ribbon plant to grow above the tank in hopes of getting it to flower. No flowers but it's standing 2 feet above the tank lol.
Another has been the silver spot begonia.I've removed almost 30 inches from one 3 inch cutting since Feb.!!lol
Of the original 30 species of plants I put in it the only ones that have not done well are a red oxalis and C.
esculenta"black magic" Both are still growing but are weak and spindly. Oh well, I knew this would be wayy too small when I started. I think the water depth should be a minimum of 12 inches with at least 30 inches for the canopy area.
Really going to have to step up the lighting for one that deep!!
I really like reading about your setups. I always imagine you must have a pretty amazing terrarium room? Seems like you haven't posted much in the way of pics...do ya have a digital camera? I'd love to see some of these things you've described i.e. the tank you just described, your shade house, frog tanks, etc.
I've slowly been accumulating cork pieces and panels for my "dream tank" that remains...but a dream.
Yeah, I was going to mention that we hadn't seen any pics of gary's terr yet! I also visualize this incredible terrarium from his descriptions, but I'd like to see it for real! =)
With regards to cleaning the tank, I find that I do small almounts of 'tidying up' about once a week, sometimes more (like if the flowers on the AV have faded and are beginning to rot), and once every two months I do some serious chopping of certain plants. My tank is 'younger' than all of yours though, so I don't need to get rid of any moss yet. i wish I did! I love that moss-covered look. Most of my driftwood is still bare. Soon I will divide some of my selaginella in order to spread it around more, and I'll be removing a plant or two to put better ones in, but so far, I find that terrariums are pretty low maintenence. I don't find it to be a chore though, I absolutely love puttering around in the dirt, doing things with plants. Every day I'm out on my balcony dead-heading or watering or just sitting and enjoying my little oasis. One thing I do hate is scrubbing algae off of my fishtanks and my fountain outside. Algae is such a bugger to get rid of. . .


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POLL: Best odor control scoopable litter
I need a litter that is nearly dustless. I use sifting litter liners (the best invention EVER!) and sift every 2-3 days for my three cats with two very large litter boxes. Here are my findings.
-I really liked Fresh Step but the dust was unbearable and caused me lung problems. I did, however like the Cedar scented Fresh Step, but it was like finding a needle in a haystack at stores.
-Tidy Cat is nearly dustless, but the ammonia smell from the urine is terrible.
-I bought some World's Best Cat litter, the world may think it is the best, the cats thought it sucked. They wouldn't use the litterbox.
-I just bought Back to Nature Herbal Control with Lemongrass Essence and Baking Soda. I like the smell, and have only sprinkled it on top of the nastiness that is the end of the Tidy cat, it smells really nice and covered up the TC with a fresh, natural lemongrass smell.
-I also have a bag of Pro Pet Fresh Results. It is all natural and says it absorbs better than clay. Haven't used it yet, so that will be my next experiment.
The sifting litter liners come in boxes of 10, so it is about once a month that I change the whole box, so I still have 3 weeks on the oldest box to try the new stuff.
Okay, back to my compadres. What do you like best? I don't like the crystals, they are toys to the cats and expensive. I want less expensive (who doesn't?) but I do have one little girl who has kidney problems and won't poop in the box but pees there (thank GOD it is not the other way around!) so I want to make sure she is happy.
I know that TWBCL is very popular, but not in this cat household.
Thank you all, I will be testing many litters and reporting on them, I just wanted to get a good smelling one that the puddies would like and I can breathe around. So far this lemon grass stuff is at the top of the heap.
My contribution to this post is sifting litter liners. THE BEST!!! I have heard of cats shredding them, but you just have to make sure the holes are on the bottom of the pan and the litter box is 2/3 -3/4 full. They won't scratch through.
Thanks all!
And here's a link to at least one of the recent discussions on this subject. Good luck with your research.
I buy anything on sale. Usually Fresh Step or Tidy cats, but one or more of mine like the old fashioned clay kind. Five litter boxes all in the basement and a big one upstairs has scoopable whatever. I got Yesteday News one time and it sat unused till I threw it out. Not one of the five cats used it.
I use the "Oil Dry" clay that is very cheap at Walmart and Sam's Club. I put a couple of generous scoops of baking soda in with it (which I also buy in bulk at Sam's Club) and it really takes care of the odor.
I use the dirty litter in the winter on the driveway away from the house where I won't smell it.
I know many people use clumping clay (sodium bentonite) litters with no problem but they do have some disadvantages.
The clay is strip-mined. Strip mining is as the name implies. Heavy equipment strips off the top layer of earth to get to the seam of clay, which is often quite thin. Strip mining is an incredibly destructive process that has wiped out thousands upon thousands of acres of land and removed millions of tons of earth.
The problem with these products is they produce a lot of dust (although some brands claim that the type of clay they use produces a dust-free product), which contains silicon particles that have been established by the International Agency for Research on Cancer as a known human carcinogen. Clay particles tend to cling to your cat's fur and in-between their toes. In addition to leaving dusty cat prints on your floors, breathing these particles can cause respiratory infections.
I tried several brand-name clumping litters when I got my cat and we both coughed and sneezed. Swheat Scoop was recommended to me by a customer at PetSmart and I gave it a try. It doesn't clump as firmly as the clay litters but it does clump and if you scoop gently it is easy to deal with. There is some dust but the dust is heavy enough that it doesn't fly up in the air. I have no odor in the room from the box if I scoop every day. And the best thing is the cat and I don't cough and sneeze any more.
I haven't used clumping litter much. With a CRF cat the entire box would have been a clump in one day. However he is no longer with us and DH bought clumping by mistake so we are using it. It's working well. He bought Fresh Step but I tried Ever Clean based on the recommendations. Right now I have three boxes with three types of litter - regular Fresh Step, Fresh Step Scoopable and Ever Clean. The cats like the clumping better - to the point the regular litter box isn't being used much. They don't seem to have a preference of one scoopable over the other though. Ever Clean was a bit more expensive than Fresh Step.
This is a great example of why cats who are indoor/outdoor are so great. They ONLY use the litter box if there is no alternative. When it is below zero out and several feet of snow, they are kept indoors. They are great about using the litter box (kitty pool) but sure do prefer outdoors even if it means relieving themselves in the snow.
Ain't nature grand???
Best by far, and I've tried them all, is NonScents Odor Control additive - available on Amazon. You can even get a free sample I think. No odor and best of all no scents and no dust! Amazing. I think it has some antimicrobial feature that kills off the germs. I don't know but it really works.
A second (and third from my cat) for Precious Cat. Used wheat litter for years but it was inconsistent and got too dusty. Precious Cat is completely odor free and dust free, but is still a small granular form, like old-fashioned cat litter. Good for kitties who like to dig in it, like mine does.
I had trouble finding it locally, even at the big pet stores. It has become very popular lately. I ordered it from Amazon last time and that worked great. Free shipping and fast delivery. It is a very dense material, though, and may seem heavy compared to other litters.
Look for the dark blue bag.
We actually switched to the Dr. Elsey Ultra Precious Cat recently. Figured we'd give it a try, as we were becoming more and more fed-up with the overly-perfumey fragrance of the Unscented/Fragrance-Free EverClean ES.
The Ultra Precious cat has a lot of pluses; it is, if not entirely dust-free, pretty close to it, has no scent, perfume, etc., whatsoever (hooray!), and is much more economical (than EverClean--40# bag for less $). It seems to neutralize cat urine odor just about as well as EverClean. It might not be neutralizing poop odor quite as well, but one of our two cats in currently on Metronidazole, so it's possible the litter might work as well under "normal" circumstances. At this point, now that the tummy issue is clearing up, litter box odor is within an acceptable level (and my tolerance for any odor is not high at all!).
Litter does track/scatter just as much as the other(s).


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Thanks for the intel, hikingdad. We are hanging two hammocks. Hoping for the lakeside site, though we will get there later in the day.
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Thanks for the intel, hikingdad. We are hanging two hammocks. Hoping for the lakeside site, though we will get there later in the day.
Suggestions on hammock friendly sites on the Bean & Bear Loop? And recommendation on parking in Silver Bay for a two nighter.
Much Appreciated.
My pleasure Brucieh5! Speaking of trip reports...I think we are long over due on a Brucieh5 video trip report. Always enjoy your videos.
Ha! Hawk-eye, no offense taken :lol: I am what I am :D
On some mobile devices, embedded videos do not always show up in HF posts. Increase your video views, by adding a URL link to your video in your Trip Report post. A URL link will allow most mobile...
I have a WWBB and Lite Owl. The Lite Owl is my go to hammock... very comfortable for a side sleeper. However, I am not a big fan of add-on bug nets. So, I use my WWBB during bug season. The WWBB calf...
I ordered a WB lefty XLC a few weeks ago. I gladly paid the extra $25.00 to have it made to this specification.
Love me some Hickery Brothers!
hangNyak, could you post your youtube channel name/link in this thread. Thanks!
I do not think this is a flash related problem. Embedded YT videos worked fine on my iPad3, prior to upgrading to iOS 7. I am able to watch all of the videos in mobile and desktop versions of YT......
I updated to iOS 7.0.3 on my iPad 3. Forum embedded YT videos are working fine now.
I stand corrected...video worked and now does not.
Hang my hammock about waist high, so that when I sit in my hammock my legs are solid 45 degrees at the knees, my feet are flat on the ground-carrying some of my weight, and my buttock sets just a tad...
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I want to buy a Warbonnet Winter Yeti in very good/excellent condition; from a non-smoking abode; prefer with a 2 oz. overfill.
PM me, if you would like your UQ to spend quality time on the...
I am all for the conversational style of HF. I view via desktop and mobile. Honestly, scrolling through practical and nonsensical posts are no problem for me...I consider it all time well spent.
I always have a small marine air horn in a mesh bag hanging on my ridge line above my head. Do not have to take it out of the bag to blow. Used it once to scare a pack of daring coyotes that got too...
Now, if you did a 2QZQ pole mod to your sil tarp, you would not have to worry about your tarp sagging when wet. No tensioners needed ;)
Thanks Blaktee, I believe you are the first one to comment on that shot! Shug was like Spielberg setting it up :lol:
I would say this was probably one of the most challenging trails I have done to date. I fell, eh hem, sauntered a few times... more than any other trail. I put my trekking poles to good use....
Ha ha! Don't you know it. Do you still hear him in your head days after you left the trail? Looking forward to hitting the trail with the three of us one day. We can take turns listening to Shug :lol:
Believe me, it would not have been a pretty fall at the other two sites we stayed. A lot of of pointy, sharp rocks on the Snowbank trail, in the woods, in the camp sites and on the bottom of the...
Glad I could oblige, MedicineMan.
I have a WBBB 1.7 and a WL Lite Owl... and dig both. Primarily a back sleeper, however, I do find I can sleep on my side a lot better in my WL Lite Owl.
Any recommendations in the Boise area for a hammock friendly place to car camp that has shower facilities? Looking forward to checking out the Boise Sierra Trading Post outlet!
Received my kydex sheath from Grizzly Outdoors last week, for my Mora Bushcraft. They did a a very nice job. Pleased.
Shug taught me to boil my sap soiled strap in water; dip in portion of strap covered in sap. Take the strap out, just a bit after the boil and rinse. It works real well.
What did you do to tweak the design?
I just ordered a kydex sheath for my Mora Bushcraft from http://www.grizzly-outdoors.com/ Many MoraKniv sheaths can be made without sending in your knife. Reasonably priced, with a two-four week...
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Thinking about doing a quick overnight hang for two at YRSP. I've never been to this park. Which site is better, John Shultz or Glen Wendel? Can you over night park at the HQ?
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I am 6 foot 200 lbs. Went with the HR long...very pleased. Have not used it as a UQ.
Well said Canoebie! Agreed!
I will take the Columbia fleece.
Count me in, please.
Simply fantastic photos! I hope to make it to Scotland, one day. I have family there, that I have never met.
Wishing all... safe travels, safe hang and good times. Look forward to the trip reports! Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...:eek:
A wonderful family adventure. Thank you for sharing!
Probably would not get there until around 7/7:30 PM. Still debating. Will PM you my cell #
Bacon :D
Dropping my son off at UW- Platteville Sunday and pretty much pass the park on the way home. Which site will you be at? Count me as a strong maybe. Please PM me if plans change
Anyone staying over Sunday night? Just looked at the weather.... I am guessing no.
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Wireless signal boosters take the signal from a wireless router and repeat it for enhanced coverage. Whether you're up in the attic above the second floor, down in the basement or in the farthest reaches of the yard, repeaters can bring the signal closer to you and your Wi-Fi-capable device. When purchasing a wireless booster, keep key features in mind to make installation and daily use easier.
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There's a lot of new at Ricky's All-Day Grill. A second location opened recently in Regina, this one in Harbour Landing. With the ribbon cutting came the introduction of a new modernized layout and a revamped menu. This is the second location with a fresh casual sports bar look after the first opened in North Calgary in December.
Everything old is new again, and in this case, we mean it in every sense of the word. Except for the four walls, floor and ceiling, it's all new at K Family Kitchen. The long established restaurant reopened recently after a grease fire tore through the kitchen last year, burning everything in sight.
Beneath the whirr of the kitchen fans went the swift clack, clack, clack of chefs' knives, efficiently slicing, dicing, chopping and mincing. A few feet away, an intense 600-degree Fahrenheit cooktop stood capped with bubbling and puttering copper pots, their brews slowly cooking down into rich reductions.
Spring is just around the corner – you can feel it in the air. It won't be long before patios are open and you'll be scarfing a burger in the glorious prairie sun. Plans are in the works to feature some of the BEST BURGERS IN REGINA. So... who makes the best homemade gourmet burger? We're talking about the one you dream about in your sleep! The one you'd cross town to eat. Send our columnist CJ Katz your pick and we will try to feature it in an upcoming TASTE column. Tell her your fav at firstname.lastname@example.com.
It was like having a God cook for you. Executive Chef Yoshi Chubachi, one of the premier chefs in Canada, flew in from Azuridge Estate Hotel in Priddis, Alta., to present a travelling chef's table is revered in Canadian and international circles.
Dawat is a Hindi term meaning a feast. And feast you shall at Dawat India Indian Food Experience. The 64-seat restaurant, which opened in August, joins a number of other buffet Indian restaurants such as Flavours of India and Spices of Punjab.
It was time for a dust off. So the boys at the Willow on Wascana got downright dirty ripping out sinks, knocking down walls and gutting the kitchen to usher in a new era. "We've been here for 10 years," said Darren Carter, CEO of the Willow Business Group. "It was the power of time and what was in 10 years ago, isn't what is today."
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I was told to arrive by 4:30 p.m. or risk not getting a seat and that turned out to be the understatement of 2015. The Bushwakker Brewpub was packed as tightly as a spigot in a beer keg with beer lovers ready for the piping in of this year's first firkin of beer.
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Vaccinations and HIV... Hepatitis can be caused by several different viruses. Vaccines exist for hepatitis A and B. Hepatitis A is usually not serious but it can be for someone with a weakened liver. This includes people who are infected with hepatitis B or C. Two hepatitis A vaccine shots can protect you for about 20 years. Hepatitis B can cause serious disease. If you were exposed to hepatitis B, you should have antibodies. If you don't, you should get...
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Who should get Hep A & B vaccinationsDr DieterichI have Hepatitis C never treated. I have an enlarged spleen and fatty liver with bridging fibrosis. What is the criteria for vaccinations for Hepatitis A & B? Do you know roughly what they cost? I have no insurance so I'm limited in what...
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... several pre-war photos show how ornate it was.
Moving on, I paid an extra fee to climb the grand tower. I wonder how many towers I've climbed this trip? The view was worth it though. You could see all of the castle, the river Nogat as well as the town laid out before you. It was rather windy that high up though.
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We are looking for your participation in a study on the settlement and housing experiences of immigrants in Kelowna. Each person who participates will receive a free meal during the survey and a $30 gift certificate. Child minding is available upon prior request.
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Hello fellow members of the not-for-profit industry! We are delighted to invite you to the spring CSAE Okanagan Roundtable: Who's in Charge? The Principles of Good Governance.
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The Okanagan region of the Canadian Society of Association Executives, BC chapter, is pleased to present our spring Roundtable breakfast meeting and presentation.
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Not-for-profit organizations vary considerably in their make-up, their objectives, and their method of operations. Who's In Charge? – The Principles of Good Governance is a candid discussion of the application of good governance in the not-for-profit sector. This presentation will be given by Weldon LeBlanc, an experienced executive in the non-for-profit sector.
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Who's In Charge? – The Principles of Good Governance is an interactive roundtable specifically designed for CEO's, Executive Directors, and General Managers who work with Board of Directors of a not-for-profit organization. Learn best practices and take-away tools/solutions to help you excel in your relationship with your Board of Directors in this ever-changing environment.
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This event also includes a networking period and full breakfast.
CSAE members and non-members welcome. Please forward to your contacts in other associations and not-for-profit organizations.
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Are you looking for ways to learn and practice your listening and helping skills? You can enhance your theoretical knowledge with hands on experience by volunteering with the Crisis Line. Workers provide emotional support to people experiencing family and personal problems and mental health issues. The next training starts on May 7th.
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"Fulfill Your Life: Ideas and Resources to Help You Prepare for the Life Transitions of Retirement and Loss" was funded by the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program and developed by Kelowna Community Resources, with input from a volunteer community advisory committee and four community focus groups. The workshop booklet and video vignettes are available for use as a self-directed study. Upcoming workshops facilitated by community volunteers will also be posted here, as well as in our Monthly Bulletin.
The next workshop is scheduled as part of the Society for Learning in Retirement's spring course offerings: April 16, 2015 11:30 am – 1:30 pm. Visit www.slrkelowna.ca for registration and membership details.
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What caused dizziness when looking up?
Arthritis : One possibility is advanced cervical spine arthritis causing interruption of the vascular supply to the cerebellum due to the overextension of the neck! ...Read moreGet help now ›
Vertigo (Definition)
A type of dizziness where the patient inappropriately experiences the perception of motion usually due to a dysfunction of the inner ear apparatus. It can be associated with nausea, vomiting and an unsteady gait. Vertigo is classified as either peripheral (inner ear or vestibular problem) or central (injury to the balance centers of ...Read more
My head feels very off-balance and dizzy when i look down. Had bppv but was told no more crystals. Can sinus issues caused the same feeling?
Possible recurrence: What you describe is a possible recurrence of your bppv. Crystals are usually always present in the vestibular apparatus. ...Read moreGet help now ›
Will looking at computer screen cause dizziness?
Possible: If you are looking at moving objects, you can get a sensation of dizziness. ...Read moreGet help now ›
Causes dizziness? I get dizzy and nausic when i move around and if i look up or even if something is moving fast in front of me.I feel its worsening
Don't worry: Your symptoms is suggestive of vertigo. With your young age, i won't be too concerned with serious medical condition. Nevertheless, it won't hurt if you go see your dr to have your ears and blood pressure checked and your blood tested. (on a similar note, my son got dizzy after riding the roller coaster 10 times in a row!). ...Read moreGet help now ›
I get dizzy spells where i feel like looking through the wrong end of a binocular and i black out and the room spins like crazy what could cause this?
See doctor soon: Blacking out spells are bad news. Go get that checked out right away. That is more likely to be a heart arrhythmia , not an inner ear problem. ...Read moreGet help now ›
Can laying flat on back during bed rest cause little dizzy spells just laying down? Maybe it comes from looking at my phone all day? Thoughts?
Vision strain: It is possible for eye strain to activate episodes of positional dizziness. See your provider if it persists or worsens. ...Read moreGet help now ›
When looking up at the same spot on the ceiling for 45 to 60 sec., I suddenly faint, & awaken quickly feeling lightheaded &dizzy. What is the cause ?
Carotid sinus: You may very well have carotid artery disease. You should see your Primary Physician and discuss a referral for a carotid duplex as soon as you can. ...Read moreGet help now ›
My ears feel kinda stuffy but my dr says my ears looked good would she know if I had etd kinda worried n will mild stuffy cause dizzy OR vertigo ?
Possible: Eustachian Tube Dysfunction can have a normal ear drum inspection and cause dizziness and vertigo. Try nasal steroids, decongestants and if no better get rechecked. Good luck ...Read moreGet help now ›
What could cause of neck pain, eye pain when I look up or to the sides, but only in one eye, and dizziness?
See your doctor: There are several conditions that can cause the symptoms that you described. Although some may be benign, there are others that should be treated. I suggest you see an eye doctor as soon as these symptoms appear. ...Read moreGet help now ›
What can cause stuffy/ringing left ear for 3 weeks if ENT said it looked perfectly fine? No pain or dizziness just ringing and decreased hearing.
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Fiz: An indie game all about beer
Are there two finer things on the planet than beer and videogames? There's nothing quite so relaxing as coming home after a long day, putting your feet up, and enjoying a good game with a side of suds. The folks at Bit By Bit Studios seem to feel the same, but they've decided to bring these two wonderful things together in a whole new way.
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Ray J - Bananaz (Remix)
Artist: Ray J
Featuring: Rick Ross, Ricco Barrino
Producer: Rico Love
Album: Radiation 2
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Thought Bananaz was, well, bananas? Then prepare to go pecans over the remix. On this rendition of the R&B heavyweight's current single, Ray J is joined on the mic by Maybach Music general Rick Ross (replacing producer Rico Love's closing 16 on the original). Think this record's just as fresh the second time around? Then keep it locked for all the latest on Raydiation 2, which has yet to receive a drop date from the Knockout/Darkchild/SRC brass.
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Urban Meyer's contract revealed
Updated: June 18, 2012, 7:42 PM ETAssociated Press
Ohio State is paying football coach Urban Meyer a minimum of $4 million annually -- more money than his predecessor -- and detailing in the contract what he's required to do if an NCAA rules violation occurs under his watch.
The university completed details of Meyer's contract and released it on Monday. The school's board of trustees is expected to approve it later in the week.
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- Yes. It helps more people without expanding a strained state system.
- No. Any expansion is bad. The federal government simply can't afford it.
- Maybe. It's a promising compromise but we'll need to learn more.
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Do you support Amendment 82 for the Big River Steel Mill project?
- Yes. It's a no-brainer, a clear economic boost that will pay the state dividends in the near future.
- Not sure. We need more information on the deal, its investors and how quickly the investment pays off.
- No. Arkansas' too eager to give business too many breaks on projects that might not be worth it.
367 Votes
Do you favor drug testing for people on unemployment?
- Yes.
- No.
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Do you think Arkansas Republicans can find a way to avoid Medicaid cuts?
- No. Do the math; they are unavoidable.
- Yes. The money is definitely there.
- The real question is, can they reach any kind of deal with Democrats?
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Trigger slept here
Memories of idolized movie horse are part of Roy Rogers exhibit at Oswego Hills Winery
Many unusual and remarkable auctions have taken place at the famed Christies auction house in New York City, but none was as colorful or emotional as the bidding on July 14, 2010.
The item causing such high anxiety was a stuffed and mounted horse. But not just any stuffed horse. It was Trigger, the golden palomino ridden by Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys. The auction hall was filled with people wearing western wear, and many were in tears. But there were some sad sighs, too.
There were old friends of Roy Rogers and his wife, Dale Evans (Queen of the West), who said Trigger and the other objects from the old Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum should never have been put up for auction. They said Roy and Dale were spinning in their graves.
However, another of Roys old buddies claimed that Roy had told him that after he died he hoped he would be stuffed, mounted and put on Triggers back. Of course, this unprecedented re-teaming never came to pass.
The final bid on Trigger, who looked magnificent rearing back on his hind legs, was $266,000 by the owner of the Omaha, Neb., RFD-TV network who wanted to use him and Rogers dog, Bullet (purchased for $35,000), as props for reruns of Rogers TV show.
Now, the lovers of Roy and Trigger in Lake Oswego and West Linn can visit a tiny museum that is steadily rising at Oswego Hills Winery on Rosemont Road. It is made up of memorabilia stacked around a piano that is located in a building that was once the barn where Trigger was boarded on his visits to the Northwest. Yes, the worlds Smartest Horse (as he was billed) once roomed at Spring Meadows Farms, Ken Halls ranch for Arabian horses, which 60 years ago occupied the land where the winery now stands.
Was I a Roy Rogers fan? asked winery owner Jerry Marshall. Yes. Wasnt everybody?
No horse in American movie history had a more impressive resume than Trigger, although Trigger didnt start out as Trigger. He was named Golden Cloud at his birth in 1932, and he soon got the plum role of the horse ridden by Maid Marian, played by Olivia de Havilland, in the great swashbuckler classic The Adventures of Robin Hood in 1938. True movie stardom quickly came his way.
When Roy Rogers was getting ready to star in his first movie for Republic Pictures he was offered his choice of five horses. He chose Golden Cloud and quickly renamed him Trigger, a more suitable name for the mount of a cowboy movie star.
The rest is history. Trigger went on to co-star with Rogers in 91 movies and later 100 TV episodes, as Rogers rode him right to the heights of popularity with American children. Together they chased down countless bad guys and rescued fair maidens, mostly Dale Evans. When Trigger wasnt performing horse heroics onscreen, he was teaming with Rogers at countless public appearances and mobbed by masses of screaming kids.
Besides being an incredibly beautiful golden palomino stallion, Trigger was the smartest thing on four legs. He could react to 150 cues and could walk up to 50 feet on his hind legs, a truly thrilling sight. Trigger was also kindhearted. With Roy on his back, he could bound up three or flights of stairs in a hospital to visit sick children.
Trigger was inseparable from the most popular cowboy in the land. He had his own comic book, his own memorabilia (including lunch box) and his own fan club. He was Americas horse. When Trigger died in 1965, Rogers couldnt bear to part with him. So Trigger was stuffed, mounted and placed first in the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum in Victorville, Calif., then relocated when the museum closed and relocated to Branson, Mo., where he continued to enchant a couple more generations of children until the museum closed in 2009.
Thanks to Jerry Marshall, the legend of Trigger is continuing in Lake Oswego, although he had no notion of starting a Trigger shrine when he began the herculean task of building Oswego Hills Winery in 1997.
Trigger used to stay here when Roy Rogers would visit the Northwest, Marshall said. He was a friend of Kenneth Hall, who really did well for himself and was the closest to anything Portland had to a socialite. He added: Who knows? We might be standing at the site of Triggers stall right now.
Still, Marshall was oblivious to Triggers history at the ranch until Halls daughter visited him one day in 2003 and brought a scrapbook to show him. Marshall, who was such a cowboy movie fan that he played Cowboys and Indians until he was well into high school, was immensely intrigued. The scrapbook was filled with fascinating photos of the horse ranch from the 40s and 50s, with charming pictures of Trigger, Roy, Ken Hall, and Buttermilk (Dale Evans horse). Halls daughter gave Marshall the permission to make prints of the photos.
Then things got interesting. Visitors to Oswego Hills Winery saw the photos, were overcome by nostalgia and started bringing in their own Roy Rogers memorabilia. They brought comic books, ads for Sugar Crisp, a toy covered wagon, coffee mugs, programs, yo-yos, and, most eye catching, large cutouts of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.
I got the cutout of Roy from a grocery store, Marshall said. Im not sure how the cutout of Dale got here. All of a sudden it showed up. Now theyre together again. Happy trails.
Great credit for this happy ending goes to Marshall, who found the barn to be in terrible shape when he first acquired the property. He went on to construct an authentic rehabilitation of the building.
It was about to be cleared by Mother Nature. All that was left of the barn was the foundation, Marshall said. But the old barn had some good bones in it. It had a lot of lumber you cant find any place else.
The Trigger collection is a sentimental piece of the entire beautiful puzzle that is Oswego Hills Winery. However, when people younger than 50 years old view the collection, they ask Marshall, Who was Roy Rogers? Marshall is happy to tell them.
It was a simpler time, he said. Good guys wore white hats, bad guys wore black hats, and you didnt have to worry about who was who.
Yes, Roy Rogers always defeated evil in his movies. And it was because he rode the greatest movie horse of them all.
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The Anything That Floats race is a high-excitement culminating event where campers put all they have learned about buoyancy, density, and teamwork into action. They design and build a boat out of recycled materials that two campers and a counselor must fit on for the race. The session will be offered to all campers from July 23-Aug. 3.
SoundWaters offers many different programs for the summer, each one spanning a two-week period and focusing on a different theme, but always encouraging learning and confidence amongst campers. The kids are split into two large groups—Nature Discovery, kindergarten-fifth grade, and Small Boat Sailing, fourth-eighth grade. Within these groups are two smaller groups: Sea Stars for kindergarten-second grade, Bluefish for third-fifth grade, Opti Sailing for fourth-sixth grade and Pixel Sailing for fifth-eighth grade.
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Tough loss
Reading pitching holds down Fisher Cats
The New Hampshire Cats had won the last 10 games they played against the Phils in Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.
Until Monday night.
Three Reading pitchers combined to hold the Fisher Cats to eight hits and lift the Phils to a 3-2 win over the Fisher Cats in front of a crowd of 5,843.
"You just want to get runners on base and hopefully you hit ball in the hole or something and score a run," said shortstop Kevin Nolan of Nashua.
Ryan Schimpf, just back from Triple-A Buffalo, led off and with the count two-and-two hit a towering shot down the right field line off Ogando. It was ruled a foul ball.
Michael Crouse got an infield single on a ball that went off Ogando and Gabe Jacobo singled on a ball that was tough to handle, with Crouse going to third.
New Hampshire had swept three straight series here against Reading, including a three-game set late last month.
New Hampshire right-hander Casey Lawrence went seven and a third innings and allowed seven hits and three runs. He struck out four and walked two.
Reading lefty Hoby Milner was just a little better over his seven innings. He gave up two runs on five hits, struck out two and walked three.
Brad Glenn singled to right field to open the second inning and Schimpf pulled a three-and-one Milner pitch over the fence in right for 2-0.
Reading scored what proved to be the winning run in the top of the sixth.
The Fisher Cats didn't much like the call: They thought Cartwright's shot should have been ruled a foul ball.


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