text: Vulnerability iplanet Affected iplanet calendar server 5.0p2 Description Adam Laurie found following. At the time of writing, 5.0p2 is the currently available revision on iplanet's download site. The standard install of iPlanet Calendar server stores the NAS LDAP admin username and password in plaintext in the world readable file: -rw-r--r-- 1 icsuser icsgroup 37882 Feb 20 10:18 /opt/SUNWics5/cal/bin/config/ics.conf in the fields local.authldapbinddn (username) and local.authldapbindcred (password) this potentially gives all local users full read/write access to the underlying NAS LDAP database (which is normally used for admin facilities such as storing user / group profiles, passwords, ACLs, SSL certificates and/or other sensitive company information), and full administrative control of the local NAS server. This access could in turn lead to compromise of other facilities such as web/e-commerce sites, directories etc. We believe that the default install of the underlying NAS LDAP server and associated administration packages allow remote admin via tcp/ip, so other remote compromises that allow reading of world readable files (or any other disclosures of the above file contents) could lead to full remote read/write access of the NAS LDAP database and full remote administrative control of the server. Solution This was reported to iplanet at the end of february 2001, who requested Adam to submit it to netscape's online bug-tracking system which he did on 3rd march. He has heard nothing from them since. He has not personally investigated or tested any fix for this. The ownership on the file is icsuser and group is icsgroup. The security mode on this file does not need to allow read access by anyone who is not in the icsgroup. Thus, the permissions may be set to - r w - r - - - - - with no adverse effects. This will secure the administrative access to this calendar-specific LDAP serve.


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From: firstname.lastname@example.com (Richard J. Green) Newsgroups: alt.revisionism Subject: Re: 'The Bodies Were Dragged Out Of the Gas Chambers' Date: 26 May 1996 13:55:28 -0700 Organization: Stanford University, CA 94305, USA Lines: 137 Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com> References:<email@example.com> <email@example.com> <email@example.com> NNTP-Posting-Host: d31rz0.stanford.edu In article <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Mike Curtis wrote: >firstname.lastname@example.com (Matt Giwer) wrote: > > >> You are of course a willfully deceitful, character assassinating, >>atheist Jew. > >I guess we need to store this in the Gewish anti-Semitic statement >file. Indeed! Is Matt Giwer an antisemite? You be the judge: From email@example.com Sat Mar 23 14:39:28 PST 1996 Newsgroups: alt.revisionism Subject: Re: Is Giwer a Troll? Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com> You pathetic, primative bastards are all alike. You folks should get your sociologic parallels straight. David and Montezuma were equals. Today's Jews are adhering to a social form that died out in the civilized world thousands of years ago. By any definition today's Jews are a living anachronism that should be preserved under some endangered species act. Just as we do not disturb the strange tribes of the Amazon we should not disturb the strange tribes of Juda or David. In article <email@example.com>, firstname.lastname@example.com (Matt Giwer) said: I don't know how to indentify jews. Why don't you tell me? The nose, the funny hats, the names, the beards, the "I want a Mercedes" whine? How are they identifiable? What identifies them? Ask three jews what is a jew and you get four opinions. Maybe you can do better. From email@example.com Sun Mar 17 16:36:49 PST 1996 From: email@example.com (Matt Giwer) Newsgroups: alt.revisionism Subject: Re: Neo-Nazi spin on upholding of Canadian "hate-speech" l Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Right, come get me, it will make my religous fervor come true. I know it is going to happen so just say anything and I will know I am being persecuted. I can be a martyr! Please let me take a number for a gas chamber. You assholes sound just like the nuns with the glossy eyes talking about the Christian martyrs. I don't really mean to interrupt your sexual arousal but please stop inflicting this upon the rest of the world. Article 83469 of alt.revisionism: Path: nntp.Stanford.EDU!news.Stanford.EDU!nntp-hub2.barrnet.net!newsfeed.internetmci.com!howland.reston.ans.net!psinntp!psinntp!psinntp!psinntp!cmcl2!news.nyu.edu!is.nyu.edu!jal5266 From: firstname.lastname@example.com (Jeremy A. Litt) Newsgroups: alt.politics.white-power,alt.revisionism,soc.culture.jewish Subject: Re: Michael is a big, fat idiot like Rush Limbaugh Followup-To: alt.politics.white-power,alt.revisionism,soc.culture.jewish Date: 30 Apr 1996 00:32:30 GMT Organization: New York University Lines: 10 Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com> References: <firstname.lastname@example.com> <firstname.lastname@example.com> <email@example.com> NNTP-Posting-Host: is.nyu.edu NNTP-Posting-User: root X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.2 PL2] Xref: nntp.Stanford.EDU alt.revisionism:83469 soc.culture.jewish:188818 Matt Giwer (firstname.lastname@example.com) wrote: : You lovers of a hyphenated god need to grow up. Article 89860 of alt.revisionism: Path: nntp.Stanford.EDU!news.Stanford.EDU!agate!usenet.kornet.nm.kr!usenet.etri.re.kr!news.kreonet.re.kr!bofh.dot!news.dacom.co.kr!arclight.uoregon.edu!usenet.eel.ufl.edu!bofh.dot!tank.news.pipex.net!pipex!netcom.net.uk!ix.netcom.com!news From: email@example.com (Matt Giwer) Newsgroups: alt.revisionism Subject: Re: 'The Bodies Were Dragged Out Of the Gas Chambers' Date: Sun, 26 May 1996 07:02:50 GMT Organization: images incarnate Lines: 43 Message-ID: <email@example.com> References: <firstname.lastname@example.com> <firstname.lastname@example.com> <email@example.com> <firstname.lastname@example.com> NNTP-Posting-Host: tam-fl10-59.ix.netcom.com X-NETCOM-Date: Sun May 26 2:03:11 AM CDT 1996 X-Newsreader: Forte Free Agent 1.0.82 firstname.lastname@example.com (Richard J. Green) wrote: >In article <email@example.com>, >Matt Giwer wrote: >> But of course in either case a more complete work up or pathology >>needs be done. And again I note references to color are rather >>rare. And it was striking the first place we find the right >>indication for cyanide it is in a camp that used CO where if >>there was any mention of color it should have been of pink. >Does Mr. Giwer disagree with OSHA on cyanosis being a symptom of CO >poisoning? You are of course a willfully deceitful, character assassinating, atheist Jew. Now I have no idea what game you are trying to play at this point in the message but I have said nothing about OSHA so why do you not post it first? Or so you disagree with the NAVSEA manual on turbine exhaust poisoning? But of course, YOU FIRST! I made up mine. you deal with yours first. >> But as a bottom line we really should not make too much of the >>color. It was simply striking by its rarity and being in the >>wrong place. >Translation: Mr. Giwer recognizes he was wrong, but as usual will not >admit it. A better translation is You are of course a willfully deceitful, character assassinating, atheist Jew. But if this is not clear enough I can and have gone further in noting that all the Jews in this conference have condoned your behavior by their silence and are no better than you. And that includes all of them and yes, that means you. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Richard J. Green Dept. of Chemistry email@example.com Stanford University http://www-leland.Stanford.EDU/~redcloud Stanford, CA 94305-5080 From: firstname.lastname@example.com (Matt Giwer) Newsgroups: alt.revisionism Subject: Re: 'The Bodies Were Dragged Out Of the Gas Chambers' Date: Mon, 27 May 1996 01:52:30 GMT Organization: images incarnate Lines: 25 Message-ID: <firstname.lastname@example.com> References: <firstname.lastname@example.com> <email@example.com> <email@example.com> <firstname.lastname@example.com> NNTP-Posting-Host: tam-fl5-24.ix.netcom.com X-NETCOM-Date: Sun May 26 8:53:00 PM CDT 1996 X-Newsreader: Forte Free Agent 1.0.82 email@example.com (Richard J. Green) wrote: >In article <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Mike Curtis wrote: >>firstname.lastname@example.com (Matt Giwer) wrote: >> >> >>> You are of course a willfully deceitful, character assassinating, >>>atheist Jew. >> >>I guess we need to store this in the Gewish anti-Semitic statement >>file. >Indeed! >Is Matt Giwer an antisemite? You be the judge: And of course all out of context of the exchange with the deliberate intention of character assassination. You have to be an atheist. No observant Jew would do such a thing. ----- It is not a question of how many died without gassing rather the miracle that so many survived with gassing.
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Court unseals 49-count indictment against ex-Corrections Commissioner Epps
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JACKSON — A 49-count federal indictment charges former Mississippi Corrections Commissioner Christopher Epps, who resigned abruptly this week, with accepting more than $700,000 in bribes from a Rankin County businessman. The indictment unsealed yesterday in U.S. District Court in Jackson also charges Cecil McCrory of Brandon and says he paid Epps to obtain contracts for […] [...]


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BJP workers demonstrate against SDM
Shipki la re-opens for Indo-China trade
Setback for Cong in Lahaul & Spiti
Panchayati Raj poll
Lafarge in race for cement plant at Mandi
Probe begins into mining scam
Snow, rain in tribal areas
Cwealth Fellowship for HPU teacher
Ministers assurance to traders
Hill state may soon see its first shopping malls
3 killed as mini-truck falls into
Kinnaur Zila Parishad
opposes project
Poor students get uniforms
5 of Chandigarh family injured in road mishap
BJP workers demonstrate against SDM
Kangra, June 19 Earlier, BJP workers carrying party flags and placards raising anti govt. and anti-Congress slogans held a demonstration in the SDMs office premises against the hike in the prices of petrol, diesel, essential commodities, corruption and increasing unemployment. Mr. Vidya Sagar former Agriculture Minister addressed the BJP workers and expressed concern that corruption was rampant in the states govt offices and alleged that officers with political patronage were indulging in corruption. SDM Kangra Dudha Devi was not in her office so the protest continued for an hour against the government till she turned up in her office at 2 p.m. The situation turned ugly when SDM refused to accept the memorandum of the BJP outside her office. She informed BJP leaders to submit the memorandum in her court room. Mr. Vidya Sagar informed the SDM through some party workers that they were not litigants but representatives of a national political party. He informed her it had been a precedence that the SDM accepted the memorandum in a cordial atmosphere outside the office so it was better that she should come out to accept the memorandum. The SDM refusing to budge before the BJP leadership left her court room went back to her office. This flared up the situation and the BJP workers held a dharana and demonstration against the SDM and indulged in slogan shouting against her. The pandemonium continued for an hour and the office work also suffered. Mr. Vidya Sagar said, it is an insult to democracy that an SDM refused to accept the memorandum of people. He alleged that the SDM Kangra was under pressure of Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh and local MLA Surender Kaku not accepting the sentiment of the people against the government through a memorandum. He alleged that Mr Virbhadra Singh who failed on all fronts has pressurized the SDM to gag the voice of the opposition party by not accepting the memorandum outside her office. He described the behaviour of the SDM as unfortunate and unbecoming. Meanwhile Mr Rattan Jagatamba, former Zila Parishad Chief sought the intervention of the Kangra Deputy Commissioner Bharat Khera in this connection. Mr Jagatamba told media people that he refused to intervene in this matter. It was after anti-SDM slogan shouting rented the atmosphere and demonstration continued against her she came out up to the door of her court room and accepted the memorandum. SDM Sudha Devi told The Tribune that there was no such precedence that memorandum be collected outside the office. She denying the allegations that she was under pressure from the Chief Minister not to accept the memorandum said that it would have been convenient, keeping in view the crowd of the demonstrators, to accept the memorandum in the court room. Some senior citizens and visitors to the SDM office who were there for their jobs said that the situation could have been avoided had the SDM not shown adamancy in accepting the memorandum outside her office. |
Shipki la re-opens for Indo-China trade
Reckong Peo, June 19 The border trade between India and China is conducted through Namgya Shipki-la village in Pooh sub-division of Kinnaur along the Namgya-Shipkila-Shipki Jijubu land route. Talking to The Tribune, Captain Raman Sharma, Additional District Magistrate of Pooh, said the local police had already established its check post while a team of the Customs Department was likely to be deployed there in the next couple of days. He said a team of senior officials of the district administration would also visit the pass on Wednesday to ensure the trade route was cleared of hurdles and the traders did not face any problems. In order to facilitate bilateral trade, the industries department of Himachal Pradesh has opened its counter at Reckong Peo to issue trade permits to local businessmen. However, no one has come up so far to apply for the international trade permit. Local trade experts say bilateral trade between the two Asian giants during the current year was likely to rise considerably. There was a slump in trade in the last financial year, probably because of the unfavourable conditions posed by the flash floods in the Sutlej, damaging more than 120 points on the Hindustan-Tibet road. The trade agreements between the two nations allowed residents of Tibet (China) and the Kinnaur district living along the border areas to import-export about 30 items only. The items allowed for export through Shipki la are agricultural implements, blankets, copper products, clothes, textiles, cycles, coffee, tea, barley, rice, flour, dry fruit, dry & fresh vegetables, vegetable oil, gur and misri, tobacco, snuff, cigarettes, canned food, agro-chemical, local herbs, dyes, spices, watches, shoes, kerosene oil, stationery, utensils, wheat etc. On the other hand, major items of import from China via Tibet include raw silk, goats, sheep, china clay, wool, utensils, textiles (mostly readymade garments), shoes etc. Both countries are celebrating 2006 as the year of Sino-Indian friendship. |
Setback for Cong in Lahaul & Spiti
Reckong Peo, June 19 Earlier this year, the BJP had also managed to control Zila Parishad and all the panchayat samitis in Kinnaur district giving a severe blow to the ruling party. Reports reaching here revealed that the BJP has managed to win six out of the 10 Zila Parishad seats in Lahaul and Spiti district. Three seats have gone in favour of the Congress while one member has been elected as an independent candidate. The Congress has claimed the support of Shering Tashi, the independent elected candidate. The other elected candidates of the Zila Parishad are: Chi Chi Angmo, Surat Ram, Shiv Chand, Pushpa Devi, Sunder Lal, Rigjin Hairappa (all from BJP) and Dava Dolma, Gatuk Jangmo, Shering Tandup (all from Congress). Political observers say that this tribal belt which was a known Congress bastion and a defeat here has definitely demoralised policy makers of the ruling party in the state. Shocked over the results of PRI elections in the main tribal belt of the state, the state president of Congress Viplav Thakur who was on a one-day tour of Reckong Peo yesterday has asked the party workers to pull up socks in order to regain the lost glory of the ruling party. She was of the opinion that the Congress needs to come up again from the grassroot level so as to win back the confidence of the tribal people. On the other hand, her detractors from within the party see Congress poor performance in the tribal belt as an utter failure of her leadership qualities. If going by this, factionalism within the ruling party is further likely to rise in the days to come with a possible demand of change in state leadership. It may be mentioned that factionalism within the ruling party has been an open secret for quite some time disturbing even the normal functioning of the state government. |
Lafarge in race for cement plant at Mandi
Shimla, June 19 The project was initially awarded to the Grasim Cement Company but subsequently the memorandum of understanding (MoU) was cancelled and fresh offers were invited. Other contenders for the project include Ambuja Cements, Jaypee Industries, India Cements, J.K Laxmi Cements , Sri Cements and Star Cements. After evaluation of the technical and financial capabilities Lafarge, Ambuja Cements and Jaypee Industries have emerged as forerunners in the race for the project. The Lafarge was also among the top contenders for the Gummah cement plant, which was awarded to the India Cements last week. Another contender the Jaypee Industries is setting up cement plant at Bagha in the Solan district, while the Ambuja Company has a plant at Darlaghat. The final decision to award the Al Sindi project will be taken by government on the basis of the evaluation made by the industries department shortly. Keen to put the cement plants on the fast track the government may cancel the MoU for the Broh-Shind plant, which was awarded to Larson and Tubro in 1995. The company was also granted 292 hectares of land on lease for the project but before signing the lease deed it got the allotment transferred in the name of Ultra Tech company. However, thereafter it failed to take any steps to implement the project despite repeated extensions. A notice was served to the company to show cause why the MoU should not be cancelled. The reply submitted by the company recently has not been found satisfactory. A final decision to cancel the MoU is likely to be taken shortly by the government. |
Probe begins into mining scam
Reckong Peo, June 19 Talking to The Tribune, Captain Sharma said he had sealed all the areas from where the sand was being lifted illegally. The crusher site was situated on the Sutlej bed, he said. The other locations where illegally extracted sand and crushed stones were stored were in the Nathpa area, near Wangtoo, area No 3, near Nathpa, dam site at Nathpa and Det area in Sungra. All the records pertaining to illegal lifting of sand and crushed stones from all these sites have been taken into custody for further investigations into the scam. Answering a question he did not give the exact figures of the total value of illegal lifting as the calculations were still in progress but he hinted that it might run into millions of rupees. He further said the raids were carried till late Sunday night as there were reports of illegal lifting during odd times. |
Shimla, June 19 Jhingam, Hikam, Gomik, Losar villages of Lahaul-Spiti recorded over 2 to 5 inches of snowfall, while Kunjum Pass recorded over 7 inches of snowfall. Rohtang Pass, situated at 13,050 feet above sea level, Baralacha Pass and other mountain peaks were experiencing snowfall since this afternoon. Reckong Peo, the district headquarters of Kinnaur, was receiving intermittent rain and official sources said the day temperatures were 10 to 12 degrees below normal for this period of the year. A report from Kullu district said Tirthan Jot, Bisloi Jot, Lamba Lambri, Kirtan Kanda villages and Jaloori Pass in Banjar subdivision had already recorded one-and-a-half feet to 2 feet of snowfall in the past four to five days. The region had never recorded this amount of snowfall during this month of the year, an official spokesman said. Kinner Kailesh, Khimuphul Pass and other mountain peaks in Kinnaur district were receiving intermittent snowfall since last night, while the lower areas were lashed by light showers, plummeting the minimum and maximum temperatures in the district. Pangi subdivision in Chamba district continued to remain cut off from rest of the state for the sixth day today due to closure of Saach Pass, which received another spell of snowfall. Shimla and its adjoining areas received light showers in the early hours and sun played hide and seek in the latter past of the day. UNI |
Cwealth Fellowship for HPU teacher
Shimla, June 19 Dr Mahavir Singh has been working in the field of nano technology and he has developed a nickel and zinc based magnetic nano-material with a particle size of 50 nanometres. The fellowship, he said, would enable him to use the advanced laboratory facility available at the University of Dundee to further refine the material to achieve a smaller particle of 5 to 10 nanometers. His field of study would be Synthesis and characterisation of magnetic nano-materials and he would work under the supervision of Prof Alexander G. Fitzgerald, a pioneer in the field of nano technology. The material being developed by him was important for cancer cure and computer storage devices. Dr Singh has already carried out some outstanding work in non-material for space applications, which he presented at conference held at Boston last year. |
Ministers assurance to traders
Shimla, June 19 Presiding over a meeting of the Beopar Mandal here today, he said the proposal was made on the direction of the state High Court but asserted that the government was committed to protect the interests of the business community. He suggested that the Beopar Mandal should form an action committee and discuss the issue with the Municipal Corporation threadbare so that the problem could be solved. He further said that the government would defend the case thoroughly in the High Court. He underlined the need to formulate a rational policy for providing space to the tehbazari and traders who visited Shimla to sell their goods and other produce in the town. He said the a Rs 1500-crore project under the Jawaharlal Nehru Urban Renewal Mission would not only help in strengthening the infrastructural facilities but also to beautify the town. Widening of roads, tunnels, amusement parks and strengthening of the basic amenities would be undertaken so that tourists in large numbers could be attracted. |
Hill state may soon see its first shopping malls
Shimla, June 19 The Himachal Urban Development Authority (HIMUDA) is in the process of examining the proposals. There has been great demand for malls at tourist destinations like Manali and Shimla. After evaluating the proposals given in by the builders, they will be registered under the Apartment Act. "Despite there being a lot of interest among big builders for setting up malls in Himachal, we are being very cautious as we want it to be done in conformity with aesthetics and the hill architecture," said Harsh Mahajan, Animal Husbandry and Housing Board minister. The need for malls is being felt as it is a major entertainment facility and will add to the attraction at places like Manali and Shimla. "In order to attract the IT industry into the state, we will first have to create better social infrastructure, which includes malls," said another official. Builders have also shown keen interest to build a mall at Parwanoo. As per a survey undertaken by HIMUDA, there is a demand for over 25,000 houses in the industrial belt of Baddi, Barotiwala and Nalagarh. In keeping with this view, HIMUDA will be handing over 1,000 flats to people in this area by the end of next month. This includes flats of various categories but the main thrust is on creating housing facility for industrial workers in this belt. With great demand for houses in various towns of the state, HIMUDA has acquired a lot of land in Shimla, Solan, Kandaghat, Una, Baijnath and Palampur. "Depending on the availability of land, HIMUDA would be undertaking construction of colonies in all major towns as it will supplement growth and industrial investment," said Mr Mahajan. |
3 killed as mini-truck falls into
Reckong Peo, June 19 Police sources of Rampur Bushahr revealed that one of the deceased had been identified as Rinku who was possibly driving the mini-truck. Two other persons, whose bodies had been recovered, could not be identified immediately. They were believed to be Nepali migrants, said the sources. The mini-truck had gone to Kaza a few days back from Rampur Bushahr and it was on its way back when it fell into a deep gorge.
Kinnaur Zila Parishad
opposes project
Reckong Peo, June 19 He said here yesterday a majority of the members of the Zila Parishad who had already passed a resolution against the commissioning of this project at a meeting last week had seriously demanded a debate on economic, cultural, political and environmental impacts of the proposed project in the area. However, a few Congress members at the behest of the local administration created problems at the meeting due to which the discussion could not be completed. He claimed that the Zila Parishad was entitled to discuss any issue pertaining to the district and nobody could stop them from doing so. He also raised doubts about the role of the local administration, which was protecting the Congress members. |
Poor students get uniforms
Kangra, June 19 According to the reports received here, the distribution was made among the central head teachers by the BEO for onward transmission to the poor students. The notebooks and uniforms were scheduled to be distributed among the poor students in April this year. |
5 of Chandigarh family injured in road mishap
Nurpur, June 19 The injured, Trilochan Singh, his wife Baljit Kaur, mother Harjit Kaur, Malkiat Singh and his wife Gursharan Kaur, were rushed to the local Civil Hospital. They were coming from Kathua and were going to McLeodgunj. The accident victims are residents of Sector 18, Chandigarh. |
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In DPS Njie's CaseTuesday, April 22, 2008 Defence Counsel Urges Continuation The ongoing trial of Momodou O. Njie, Deputy Permanent Secretary at the Department of State for Forestry and Environment, continued yesterday before Kumba Sillah-Camara of the Bundung Magistrates' Court. When the case was called for continuation, it could not proceed due to an application for adjournment made by ASP Bojang under section 68, sub-section 1 of the CPC to withdraw the first count. Mr Njie was charged with two counts, namely for giving false information and impersonation. ASP Bojang's application was granted before he made a further application to amend the second count, which Mr Njie is currently facing. This is due to the fact that they felt that the evidence on their side is not available and sufficient. The defence counsel, Lawyer Lamin Camara, told the court that the trial should be expedited and not delayed. The case was at that point adjourned to 6th May 2008 for the prosecution to open its case. Author: By Ma Lamin Conteh & Yerro Mballow Source: Picture: Momodou O. Njie |
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CLEVELAND, Ohio --Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden emerged from his NFL debut with a quarterback rating that looked a whole lot more like his earned-run average from his old minor-league pitching days.
Throwing four interceptions and no touchdown passes, Weeden earned a dismal rating of 5.1 during Sunday's 17-16 loss to the Eagles. He also fumbled twice, proving he still needs the death grip.
The rating was almost identical to Weeden's career ERA of 5.02 in five years in Class A ball. But it's not what anyone expected from the golden-armed redhead on opening day, where the Browns have now tumbled to 1-13 since 1999. The rating was the lowest for a Browns QB in his debut since Bruce Gradkowski earned a 1.0 in 2008. It was also the worst debut for a Browns rookie since Don Gault pitched a 0.0 on Oct. 3, 1970. It's believed to be the worst Week 1 rookie rating since at least 1960.
"Obviously, I'm down right now," said Weeden. "I expect to play better. I think more of myself than that. Our defense played great, and I put us in harm's way. It's going to sting for a few days. (But) I'm going to continue to work, bust my tail and give this team a chance to win."
Weeden got loads of help from his scrappy defense, which tried to strap the struggling rookie on his back and carry the team to victory. Despite several rookie defenders making their debut, the ball-hawking crew picked off Michael Vick four times and forced a LeSean McCoy fumble.
But Weeden and his out-of-synch crew could muster only three field goals off those gifts. The Browns other points came on a D'Qwell Jackson pick-six, one on which he executed a perfect front-flip into the end zone.
In the end, the defense struggled to eke out one final big play, and Vick gashed them for 16-play, 91-yard TD drive that ended with a 4-yard TD pass to tight end Clay Harbor with 1:18 remaining. A potential interception whistled through rookie linebacker L.J. Fort's hands in the end zone on that drive, and T.J. Ward surrendered the TD.
"We kept we kept the defense on the field too long (almost 36 minutes)," said receiver Greg Little. "You can only ask for so much. They played their guts out and they just got tired."
Weeden, 28, still had plenty of time to get turbo-legged Phil Dawson in position for the game-winning field goal as the Browns got the ball on their 30 after the kickoff. On the first play Weeden launched a deep ball for Mohamed Massaquoi and was picked off by safety Kurt Coleman for the second time, emptying the seats. Weeden, who was known for his laser accuracy in college, was wild all afternoon.
"I knew we just needed to get to the 35, 37 yard line to give (Phil) a chance to kick the field goal," said Weeden. "Mo ran a speed move just like he was supposed to and the ball slipped and took off on me."
The performance made ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski look prescient. Before the game, he said Weeden wasn't ready and that Colt McCoy should start early on. But coach Pat Shurmur insisted the stage wasn't too big for Weeden.
"We saw a rookie quarterback playing today," said Shurmur. "He's going to become much better here in the next couple of weeks. I'm not discouraged at all."
In Weeden's defense, he got more help from his defense than from his offense. At least four passes were dropped, including a couple of easy ones out of the backfield by Trent Richardson and Owen Marecic. Little also let one slip through his hands near the goal-line early in the second quarter that first bounced off his chest, then off the defender's helmet and into Coleman's arms at the 1. A TD there would've put the Browns up, 10-3.
"That's a play I have to make," said Little. "They lined up in man-to-man 90 percent of the time and we've got to win outside and help Brandon."
Weeden also didn't have much of a running game. Richardson, who underwent arthroscopic knee surgery Aug. 9, was held to 39 yards on 19 carries, a 2.1-yard average, with a long of 9. No other back carried the ball, and the long gain was 35 yards on a double-reverse by Travis Benjamin.
"(Richardson) will play better next week," said Shurmur. "Now that's a competitor. We had to put a leash on him to get him out of there. He won a couple times getting back in there. He's going to play a lot of great football around here for a long time."
Benjamin showed promise, but the 5-10 was speedster was overmatched by the 6-2 Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, who picked off Weeden twice by leaping up over the rookie.
"He's a 6-2 corner, a great player, real long and he got me twice," said Weeden. "I'm just trying to take shots. Travis is a great player."
A play on Weeden's first drive foreshadowed his day. He launched a rocket into the right side of the end zone and overthrew a wide-open Massaquoi by a mile. He later missed a wide-open Ben Watson, overthrew Massaquoi again down the right sideline and overshot tight end Alex Smith in the end zone late in the third.
"That first one, I was a little amped," said Weeden. "I was jacked up and had a lot of adrenaline. I thought I underthrew it and the ball just took off. I definitely settled down. That one and the one to Alex in the right corner of the end zone, I got hit, but that's not an excuse. I've got to make that throw."
But craning his neck all those years in minor-league ball will serve him well.
"Part of my makeup is that I have a pretty short memory and I'm not going to let anything get to me," he said. "I've got to come back in seven day and do it again."
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The covers of this book are too far apart.
Ambrose Bierce
Reading two pages apiece of seven books every night, eh? I was young.
You bowed to yourself in the mirror, stepping forward to applause
earnestly, striking face. Hurray for the Goddamned idiot! Hray! No-one
saw: tell no-one. Books you were going to write with letters for
titles. Have you read his F? O yes, but I prefer Q. Yes, but W is
wonderful. O yes, W. Remember your epiphanies on green oval leaves,
deeply deep, copies to be sent if you died to all the great libraries
of the world, including Alexandria? Someone was to read them there
after a few thousand years, a mahamanvantara. Pico della Mirandola
like. Ay, very like a whale. When one reads these strange pages of one
long gone one feels that one is at one with one who once...
James Joyce
Ulysses "Proteus"
Summer surprised us, coming over the Starnbergersee
With a shower of rain; we stopped in the colonnade,
And went on in sunlight, into the Hofgarten,
And drank coffee, and talked for an hour.
The Waste Land
T. S. Eliot
But words are things, and a small drop of ink,Falling like dew, upon a
thought, producesThat which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think.
Lord Byron
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So right now my girlfriend and i use a seedhouse 2 for camping, however with our pup it makes things snug to say the least...can you guys recommend a good 2 and a half person tent for 2 plus pooch and hopefully under 5 lbs even though thats not the lightest i know
Can you give us a little more information as to what type of conditions you will be using it in? i.e. weather, climate, seasons, location, etc.That will help people give you the feedback you are looking for.I have a Tarptent Rainshadow 2 on the way and am expecting it tomorrow. It is a 3 person that has received raving reviews for 3 people, 2 parents + 2 kids, or 2 people + dog. It is a single wall and weighs about 2.5 lbs.You can also do a search for "family tent" or "3 person tent" and you will come up with other forum discussions...
Agreed, need more info! Asking for recommendations on a tent for two plus pooch is like asking for recommendations on a car for two plus pooch... there are many, many options but not all of them may be suitable. It depends very much on the weather conditions in which you want to use it, and what your "must haves" and "don't care" features are.
Edited by ashleyb on 06/17/2009 21:27:50 MDT.
Mostly 3 season in pennsylvania, and some rain and light snow but nothing too intense. we don't want just a tarp, must have a floor and be able to fully close up. biggest thing is durability, he is a 70 pound collie and my girlfriend is 5'9 and i am 6'3 so we are tall folks. and a finished basement and breakfast nook would be terrific.
Well, if you're happy with your Seedhouse SL2, you could just step up to the SL3. REI makes the Quarter Dome 3 that hits 5lbs right no the nose. It has 39sqft vs 28 for the SL2, is cheaper than the BA SL3, and has two doors vs one. Certainly not UL, but neither is the SL2.
James, a 'mid might be your ticket. I'm using a GoLite SL3 with bug insert right now, works out great, 2-3person, 5 pounds with center pole, 4 pounds if you use trekking poles. Might also check out the Copper Spur 3, great for what you're talking about; if I had the money I'd own one... 4.25# for a "3" person tent! If you really want some space to spread out, I've been quite happy w/4-person mids with liners, ala BDs Megalight w/liner. Around 5 pounds for 2 people, a couple of lab-size dogs, and gear...
Consider a Skylight, nominally a three-person tent but just about right for two adults plus a dog. Vestibule is small (non-existent if you don't button up the tent at night) and mild condensation, but a great tent. If you are willing to splurge (in dollars and weight) you might consider an Ahwahnee, the best all-around two person tent ever made, and certainly large enough for the three of you.
I have a 2+ person MSR Missing Link, it weighs in at 3 lbs and you would have no problem with 2 people plus a pooch in that thing. It sets up with 2 trekking poles, and is single wall. It has got high and low venting, and actually handles condensation very well. It's fairly cheap as well, when weighing other options.
Edited by debiant on 06/18/2009 17:25:30 MDT.
The Tarptent Rainshadow also has my vote. 42 oz., single wall tent, full floor, full netting and vestibule. The specs are at: http://www.tarptent.com/productsheets/RAINSHADOW2.pdfand photos are at: http://www.tarptent.com/rainshadow2.htmlThis is a full tent, not a tarp. The "Tarptent" name throws some people off, but it is a real tent. The Rainshadow is absolutely palatial--with myself, two grandkids and my 70-lb. dog there's all kinds of room. No basement, but certainly room enough to cook (in the vestibule) and eat (inside) unless you're in bear country. In fact, you could probably fit the two of you plus dog in the Rainshadow's little brother, the 2-person Squall 2 (34 oz), but with both of you being tall it might be a little snug. And as we dog owners all know, it's not the dog who gives up space for the humans!
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Walk Two Moons
Analysis: Narrator Point of View
Who is the narrator, can she or he read minds, and, more importantly, can we trust her or him?
First Person (limited)
Salamanca Hiddle is our awesome narrator. She takes turns telling us about her road trip from Missouri to Idaho with Gram and Gramps and telling Gram and Gramps the story of Phoebe's missing mother.
She's a good narrator because she notices everything. She is a professional observer. In fact, if she had a superpower, it would be the power of noticing things. For example, she picks up on Mrs. Winterbottom's unhappiness immediately.
I could tell that Mrs. Winterbottom was trying to rise above some awful sadness she was feeling, but Prudence couldn't see that. Prudence had her own agenda. (17.22)
One other thing that really defines Sal as a narrator is just how much she likes to tell us about her memories. It seems like every two seconds something she sees or hears reminds her of something back in Bybanks. For example, when Mrs. Winterbottom offers her blackberry pie, Sal remembers her mother, and a particular blackberry picking trip they took together (6.18). The best part is, she always brings us along for these awesome trips down memory lane.
Walk Two Moons would be a totally different book if it weren't told by Sal, and to be honest, we're not so sure we'd want to read it.


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BAABE | BSP front-end | Cogs | Hot Metal | Inferno patch | Launcher | Magic Mushrooms | Magic Pockets patch | Marsquake levels |Mico Joystick Driver | Music Ripper's Toolkit | New desktop icons | Noughts | Oddities collection | TubeWhackOMatic | Tutenkhamen's Tomb | Type | XmasTime
With the exception of Hot Metal, this software has been written to run on ARM powered computers running RISC OS. The title and icon of each program are linked to the relevant Zip archive for download. On RISC OS computers Zip files may be opened using SparkPlug, SparkFS (commercial) or Infozip. You can see full-size versions of some of the screenshots by clicking on the thumbnail images.
Items related to the game Star Fighter 3000 (SFpatch, SFtoSpr, RedefKeys, documentation) have moved to my Star Fighter 3000 web home.
BAABE (don't ask) is a freeware interactive fiction interpreter and framework for RISC OS. This archive contains full documentation of what it is, how to play it and how to create games using it, as well as three (well, two) example games.
The headline feature is the engine's extraordinary capacity for translation and internationalisation. All text, from cut scenes to verb handles, is held in message files looked up by means of ResFind. It goes beyond that, too - the sentence structure the player enters commands in is not fixed, so depending on the configuration, 'put ball in bag' and 'bag put the ball' could both be valid commands.
The only requirements for programming using BAABE are a reasonable amount of experience in BASIC, and a lot of imagination!
Writer's block permitting, I hope to have a longer adventure out using this system in the middling future. (Well, there was supposed to be one out now, but we won't go into that...)
This archive last updated 4th November 2009
This is a front-end to Colin Reed and Lee Killough's excellent Doom BSP node builder. It allows an input Doom WAD file and various options to be set in a desktop interface, and then invokes BSP using these parameters. When BSP has finished building the nodes, the resultant WAD file can be saved using drag and drop.
I use BSP because I mistrust the nodes builder built into DETH, which in
my experience tends to produce visual artifacts and sometimes
crashes entirely. This may be just my tendency to create
over-complicated levels (and ignorance of the
command line option, which I only
just noticed).
This archive contains a brand new port of BSP, based on version 5.2, which has been updated and called version 5.3. You will also require the FrontEnd and DDEUtils modules from Acorn's Desktop Development Environment. DDEUtils is quite widespread (and seems to be in ROM on later OS versions), but getting hold of FrontEnd might prove more difficult...
5.3 (7th August 2010)
lump output was larger when using the compressed blockmap
generator and processing a multi-level WAD.fwrite()
was called with a
null FILE
pointer if output had been directed to
a temporary file and the final attempt to open the actual
output file failed (caused a data abort on RISC
.Did you ever play with a Spirograph set when you were younger? There were a number of different-sized gears with holes in just big enough to push the point of a pen through, and these gears fitted into larger 'plates' (circular holes with teeth round the inside). You pushed your pen through a hole in a gear and rotated the gear around the plate. One of many things may then have happened, one of which involved the production of an amazing geometrical pattern and most others of which involved curse words and, if necessary, Sellotape.
This program allows you to draw Spirograph patterns without the need for purchasing a set or importing special American-specification paper to fit it. Simply specify the number of teeth around the wheel, the number of teeth around the plate and the 'hole' you wish to put your 'pen' in and away you go!
2.00 (3rd January 2011)
A work-in-progress motor racing game in same the genre as the Atari 'Super Sprint' and 'Badlands' arcade machines. It is being written for the BBC Master Series microcomputer, and it is planned to feature three super cars - the Lambourghini Diablo, Porsche 959 and Ferrari F40. I have put up this page of graphics from the game as a teaser. If nothing else, it shows what can be achieved with only 2 bits per pixel to play with (4 colours)!
A simple, easy-to-use program which will remove the copy protection from your copy of Inferno, removing the requirement to have the original floppy disc in the drive before playing. Apart from making the game playable on emulators, this also guards against the inevitability of the by now ancient floppy ceasing to work. (And it's much less irritating, too!)
Note that this will not make the game 32-bit compatible, so you'll still have to play it on an old computer.
Last updated Sunday the 17th of March, 2013
This program provides an easier way to load and run the large number of public domain Doom levels supplied on the bonus third CD-ROM of the boxed set (named 'Maximum Doom'). The list of WAD files may be filtered by name or whether they contain deathmatch, new maps, new graphics, new sound, or more than one level. The problem of it taking nearly five minutes to open a directory containing 1,960 files (the Doom II patch WAD files) is also avoided, and help files are accessible whether or not they are correctly named.
1.15 (15th June 2000)
(Notes: requires TimPlayer by André Timmermans.)
This is a RISC OS version of a platform game originally written by Neil Raine, which Martin loved playing on the BBC microcomputer. It features new graphics, sound, and level data, but the fundamental concept is the same (collect mushrooms within a time limit whilst avoiding roving monsters). The original game is available for download from Stairway To Hell.
1.13 (7th August 2012)
Another patch program which works the same way and does the same things as the Inferno one, but this time for Magic Pockets. No longer need you play the game with the original floppy disc in the drive, assuming you have a floppy drive, and that you're not playing on an emulator. This will also rescue you if your twenty-year-old original floppy disc is now broken.
As before, the game remains limited to 26-bit hardware; all the patch does is remove the copy protection.
Last updated Wednesday the 21st of August, 2013
Six sets of new levels for Paul Taylor's game Marsquake, of varying vintages and quality, designed by Martin Bazley. Some of the earliest are about the same age as his earliest Doom levels, which should give you an idea of quality... Some are rather fun, however.
Last updated Monday the 15th of June, 2009
This is a module that adds support for up to two standard PC analogue joysticks connected to the gameport of a MicroDigital Mico computer. Because it implements the standard Joystick SWIs it should be compatible with all existing and future RISC OS software. The new calibration and 16-bit read SWIs introduced in RISC OS 3.6 are also supported.
Extensive documentation for both users and application programmers is included in the archive, together with a program to allow joysticks to be easily calibrated and tested. I welcome feedback from other users, having only been able to test it with my own (rather knackered) PC joystick.
The module is released under the GNU public licence, and comes with full sourcecode.
2.02 (18th September 2004)
The Music Ripper's Toolkit is a selection of programs dedicated to ripping music from games and demos. Some are automatic but narrow in scope; some are versatile but require some effort on the part of the user. Comprehensive instructions are supplied for ripping all games and demos it has been tested with. Reports of tests with other programs are welcome.
This collection is in no way guaranteed to be 32-bit compatible. Several old modules are supplied and will not work. Apart from anything else, many of the games in question are also not 32-bit compatible themselves, and many need to be successfully run in order to extract the music.
This archive incorporates, for completeness, the Star Fighter 3000 to ProTracker convertor by Christopher Bazley.
Martin Bazley, Christopher Bazley and various others
Release 3 (14th March 2010)
A set of 75 new file and directory icons for the RISC OS desktop. Also included is an alternative set of window border sprites and a replacement window background tile. Together, these give the desktop a more colourful appearance than its usual drab grey. All the new icons are designed for the default 256 colour palette.
The screenshot opposite shows a highly contrived directory display containing many different types of file (to show some of the new icons).
20th December 2006
(Note: Also available without source code - much smaller download.)
Possibly the best desktop version of 'Noughts & Crosses' available for RISC OS. Unfortunately, I didn't do my market research beforehand, and apparently no-one wants to play 'Noughts and Crosses'... (Historical note: actually I'm not that clueless - it was originally an A-level computing project, but subsequently became something of an obsession!)
You may play against computer opponents (of varying ability) or other people. Will also keep track of the score. Fully configurable and supports interactive help.
1.67 (6th September 2003)
OS_File 18
instead of
and OS_File 8
instead of
.A large collection of BBC BASIC programs that draw a variety of different patterns on the screen. Also, a non-graphical fruit machine simulator and a program to generate listings of filing system contents (in plain text or HTML format).
New in release 3:
7th October 2008
Release 2 (15th September 2011)
This is an old game for the BBC Microcomputer, updated to work on RISC OS computers. You control a little man from a side-on viewpoint, with a new screenful of scenery displayed when you reach the edge. The graphics are fairly simple, but the gameplay is actually pretty challenging.
The player must escape an egyptian pyramid, collecting keys (which open the door of the same colour), and treasure. Deadly spiders patrol the corridors, and the player must plan his route to avoid being trapped by falling boulders.
Included is a level editor - TutenEd - written for my brother Martin by Harriet. This allows alternative layouts of corridors and ladders to be created, and objects added and removed. In addition, the updated version of the game allows different level sets to be played, and records a high score for individual levels.
Original author unknown, updated by Christopher & Harriet
Level editor by Harriet
1.3 (10th September 2000)
Type is a silly program which takes a text file and displays it, character by character, on the screen. As each character is displayed a sound effect is played. There's really not a lot more to say.
Actually, you can do more than that. You can customize the font, the background colour, the text, the letter spacing and even the sound until the program is exactly (?!) the way you want it.
As for possible uses? Search me! You might be able to utilize it in a presentation, I suppose...
NB: Not to be confused with Typer.
2.03 (26th May 2007)
command in the
hardcoded configuration with a more conventional
. I had hoped it would allow me to display
the warning in a window, but it doesn't.XmasTime is a very small BASIC program that Martin wrote for the festive season, although it will in fact work all year round. It displays the number of days left until the next Christmas, not to mention a variety of seasonal (and not always polite) messages as the day gets closer. It is fully leap-year compliant, just in case you should have your computer's internal clock set to the year 2100.
0.3 (1st March 2008)
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Then today i took a Thai cooking class...fantastic!! Learned how to cook 6 different dishes, including my personal favourite pad thai, and got a recipe book. It was on an organic farm so picked some of the veg we used right then and there...fresh!! So beware if i ever cook you dinner (that's if i ever get my own place to cook dinner in, like a home..haha)..expect thai!!
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Are school transportation officials taking appropriate precautions when transporting oxygen? The Maryland State Department of Education publishes guidelines for transporting students with this hazardous material on school buses.
The problem A survey taken in the fall of 2000 revealed a common misconception among some school transportation officials in the state of Maryland. These transporters were unaware that students carrying oxygen on school buses in their districts were using liquid oxygen instead of compressed gas oxygen.
At the same time, a report surfaced about a disabled patient suffering severe frostbite on his back from a liquid oxygen spill in an emergency vehicle. This information, combined with a lack of knowledge of liquid oxygen, caused a great deal of concern among transporters.
As a result, the Maryland State Department of Education convened a committee in January 2001 to study the safe use of both gas and liquid oxygen in various school settings, including on the school bus. The committee was made up of transportation, special-education and risk management specialists, health care professionals and attorneys.
The committee produced a comprehensive set of guidelines for managing oxygen in the schools and on school buses. The guidelines represent a major step in establishing best practices for transporting gas or liquid oxygen on school buses.
IEP issues The decision to transport an oxygen-dependent student on the school bus is the responsibility of the IEP team based on the individual needs of the student. The IEP team and transportation staff should work closely together to determine the best way to manage the physical and medical needs of the student while protecting the safety of others on the bus.
There are questions that need to be addressed before the student begins to ride the bus. Does the student need continuous oxygen or on an as-needed basis? Who should be responsible for adjusting the level of oxygen: the student, the bus assistant or a nurse? What should trigger a 911 call? These are the types of questions that the IEP team should resolve within the context of federal law, individual state laws and school system policies.
Although these are important issues discussed in the Maryland guidelines, they are beyond the scope of this article. The focus of this article is the danger posed by oxygen on the bus and the steps transporters should take to ensure the safety of those traveling with the oxygen.
Characteristics of oxygen Oxygen makes up 21 percent of the air we breathe. In addition to supporting life, oxygen, along with fuel and heat, is a vital ingredient for ignition and combustion. The oxygen itself doesn't burn, but it supports and accelerates combustion.
It takes a considerable amount of heat to ignite flammable materials in air. However, it takes much less heat to ignite flammable materials in an oxygen-enriched atmosphere of 23 percent or more. Additionally, some materials that are not flammable in air will burn in an oxygen-enriched atmosphere. The more oxygen present, the less heat it takes to ignite, and the fire will burn more quickly and intensely. In a pure oxygen atmosphere, like that caused by a liquid oxygen spill, even the friction of a shoe hitting the ground has been known to cause ignition.
Pure oxygen gas (GOX) is clear and odorless. It is heavier than air and will settle to collect in low areas. Liquid oxygen (LOX) is light blue and has the consistency of water. It has a boiling point of -297 degrees F and will evaporate to a gas if heated above this temperature. It is extremely cold, or cryogenic. It will instantly freeze tissue, causing acute frostbite. Most materials that come into contact with liquid oxygen immediately become brittle enough to shatter.
Gas vs. liquid delivery systems Students using oxygen carry an oxygen delivery system containing either compressed GOX or LOX. All delivery systems require a user connection with delivery tubing and a breathing device. The long, clear plastic delivery tubing connects the oxygen supply to the breathing device. The breathing device may be a nasal cannula, face mask or tracheotomy tube.
The compressed gas oxygen is stored in a cylinder under extremely high pressure, about 2,000 pounds per square inch. One inherent danger with compressed GOX is that a valve stem can eject from the cylinder, turning the cylinder into a high velocity missile. Wear, abuse, improper assembly or a forceful impact may cause this type of accident to occur. In one documented case occurring in a hospital, the cylinder shot with such force that it embedded in a concrete wall. Smaller compressed gas units are carried in a shoulder pack, while the larger units are carried in a cart or attached to the patient's wheelchair or scooter.
LOX is stored in an insulated metal container similar to a thermos. In the portable units, the container and the metal tubing for filling, dispensing and venting are housed in a plastic casing. As the liquid oxygen in the container warms to above -297 degrees, it creates a pocket of evaporated oxygen gas at the top of the container. This evaporated gas is further warmed through a series of coiled tubes and delivered to the breathing device. When this pocket of gas reaches a pressure of about 40 pounds per square inch, the container is designed to vent the excess oxygen through a pressure relief valve. This venting causes a periodic hissing sound that is perfectly normal.
Because portable units are designed to vent pure oxygen gas, they must be stored in well-ventilated areas to prevent an oxygen-enriched atmosphere from building up around the unit. Attached to the top of the insulated container are metal tubes used to fill the container, regulate the flow to the patient and warm the gas. Therefore, the container must be kept in an upright position or dangerously cold liquid oxygen may leak from the unit.
Steps for safe transport The Maryland guidelines state that oxygen cylinders or containers must be secured in the following manner:
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By determining the individual needs of the oxygen-dependent student, establishing common sense procedures for securing the oxygen and thoroughly training drivers and assistants, transporters can reasonably ensure the safety of all students traveling on a bus with oxygen.
Les Douglas is an area transportation supervisor for the Howard County (Md.) Public School System.
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I don't think that this piece was posted on TT before. (If it has, feel free to delete the thread.) But his name came up in another thread, and it made me think of him. I feel a desire to share it with everyone. Don't let the fact that Jerome Solomon is the author deter you from reading this piece in its entirety, as I feel that this is probably one of his best productions........and an inspiring one to carry into the adversity-filled Pats game this Sunday.
Bryan Braman overcomes hard knocks, stubbornness to put 'special' in teams
By Jerome Solomon
December 16, 2012
With Walter Matia's powerful "Spirit of the Bull" sculptures outside and its own raging Bulls on Parade inside, Reliant Stadium just might be the perfect habitat for Texans linebacker Bryan Braman, a self-described "hardheaded, stubborn-headed, bullheaded kind of guy."
It is the type of place the born-in-May, Taurus-the-Bull dreamer imagined he would one day call home.
Even when Braman had no place to call home.
Even when he worked 16- or 17-hour shifts five days a week making concrete railroad ties for $10 an hour in his hometown of Spokane, Wash.
Even when the only bed he knew was the backseat of his mother's LeSabre.
That is where Braman and Doja, his American pit bull terrier, slept, bonded, lived.
Braman was a college dropout, having left the University of Idaho, where he was on a football scholarship, without playing in a game and almost never having gone to class.
Around this time, Braman's fraternal grandfather was dying of cancer, just as his other grandfather had five years earlier.
He was depressed, his mother said. He was haunted, said a high school guidance counselor and adviser.
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"I was lost," said Braman.
At 6-5 and around 250 pounds, with a V-shaped torso, a chiseled midsection that is better defined than any airbrushed "after" photos in muscle magazine ads and long, flowing locks, Braman looks as if he descended to earth from Mount Olympus. If Paul Bunyan were from Mount Olympus, that is.
A Buick might not have been the most comfortable of abodes for a man his size, but it beat sleeping on the streets.
And Braman was on the streets. An 18-year-old struggling to find his way.
He'd spend a night or two with a friend, and a night or two with another friend and a night or three in his mother's car.
"I was homeless and it didn't matter," Braman said. "I was depressed, I guess, and felt like I had let everyone down because I'd blown the scholarship and I wasn't playing the sport I so loved."
Maybe higher education wasn't a Braman thing, he thought. No one in his family had earned a college degree.
"I figured I'd come from a poor, blue-collar family, and that's just the way my family had always been work hard for what little we had, work a 9-to-5, so that's what I figured I'd do, work a 9-to-5," Braman said.
But in 2006, Braman wasn't exactly working a 9-to-5. It was more like a 2-to-6, as in 2 p.m. to 6 a.m. (with mandatory overtime) at a Spokane factory, the same place where his father, who was in and out of his life, had once worked.
The $10 an hour was better than what he made picking apples as an eighth-grader. And it was better than what he brought home from his stint at a pizza parlor in the 10th grade. And better than the paper routes he had when he was a junior and senior at Shadle Park High School.
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Stroller Review: Bugaboo Bee
Filed under: Baby Essentials
The Basics: 17 pounds. Good from birth to 37.5 pounds. 20 inches at the widest point when it's unfolded. Collapses to 17 by 35 by 12 inches.
The Lowdown: The Bee is Bugaboo's first attempt at a lightweight, compact stroller. On the surface, the Bee sounds fantastic. It has a quick folding mechanism. Once folded, the Bee is fairly compact and relatively easy to store. The canopy is deep; the rain cover offers complete protection from the elements; and it has more seat position options than previous Bugaboos. The child can face forward or backwards.
Perhaps our biggest issue with the Bee is its narrow seat. At 20" wide, the seat is a squeeze for older children. Plus, the "wings" on the side of the seat, limit a child's peripheral visibility and makes the seat feel uncomfortably closed-in. The Bee is also known for its limited storage and an inability to handle rough terrain.
Another important issue to note is that the Bee was recalled in June 2009 after more than 120 reports of brake failure. The company has remedied the issue by developing a set of brackets that can easily be clicked onto the rear wheels of the Bee to secure the brake function. The brackets are now integrated into the stroller's production process. If you decide to purchase the Bee, it is essential to check that the model you receive has these brackets.
In April 2010, Bugaboo is slated to release an upgraded version of the stroller, the Bugaboo Bee Plus. The Plus will feature a wider frame, with a roomier seat and none of those pesky "wings." Improvements to the wheels, handlebar and braking system are also anticipated. All of this sounds fantastic, but it is rumored that these improvements will bump the cost of the stroller to $649.
You'll Want It If: You're a style-conscious parent and you don't mind trading a bit of functionality for incredible design.
The Bugaboo BEE Complete Stroller is available for $530 at Amazon.
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bailey said...Bugaboo is a racists term used before the awareness of racism became more apparent although it did not have that meaning when it was first used.
shibonleigh said...I hate the Bugaboo Bee. You are so right--the seat is insanely narrow. My daughter is two and she looks so uncomfortable--it's supposed to go up to age 4. The wings are ridiculous. I got it at my baby shower and I've used it maybe 10 times. The price was outrageous for what it is. I'd be happy to pay a lot for a stroller that's worth it. It isn't.
frustrated mother said...Do not buy a Bugaboo Bee! Buy any other Bugaboo product, but not the Bee!
In October of 2007, we pre-ordered the Bugaboo Bee. Our daughter was born in November of 2007. She was not a big baby, in fact, she was on the small side. Immediately, we had problems with the brake, it worked only occasionally. The rain cover ripped within a couple months. Less than six months after our daughter first used the Bee, the frame broke.
For three weeks, we called Bugaboo and were not able to get in touch with anyone. I left messages on any extension I could seeking out help. Finally, we got someone on the phone. We explained our frame broke and the brake didn't work. The service agent was rude, and finally agreed to send us a new frame (it was within warranty), if we emailed them pictures. We did.
A few weeks later, we received a new frame. The brake still didn't work unless I kicked it. Another nine months later, we received a replacement part for the brake (apparently enough people complained about the brake), but it still didn't work until we oiled it up. Two more rain covers later, both ripped, we gave on the rain covers.
Six months ago, the first wheel ripped apart. We bought a new one from BugabooStrollers.com. Two and a half months ago the second wheel ripped. And the frame of the sun canopy snapped, so the shade doesn't go up properly. We ordered another wheel from BugabooStrollers.com. Two months later, it has still not arrived because it's been out of stock. The manager at BugabooStroller.com told me she would send me a used wheel to get by on. That was two weeks ago and it hasn't arrived. We just received a email telling us the new wheel we ordered is still out of stock… indefinitely. So now, we can't use the $500 stroller that never worked well anyway.
If you MUST buy Bugaboo, at least don't buy the Bee.
amelia said...NOT safe and therefore NOT worth the money! Faulty brakes, faulty company.
We really loved our red Bugaboo Bee at first.
BUT recently the brakes failed, the stroller went off a small step, tipped, and caused a head laceration right in the middle of our daughter's forehead that required a trip to the ER and stitches. while the injury could certainly have been a lot worse, we were lucky it was not. After visiting the Bugaboo website to contact them, we discovered there is a recall on this stroller. we were never informed. While the website says there is a part to "fix" the brake, we have not seen it. In fact, our REPEATED emails and calls to the company have gotten no response.
I have lost all faith in this stroller and the company.
I can not recommend this stroller.


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Boarding School Anyone?
My little Emme has just packed her bags Monday night for a 5 weeks of board/training program. Her big brother Manolo went there last year and he loved it, and I loved the result.
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Ive no idea about such program. She will be away 5 weeks? I guess I wouldnt be able to be away from my fluffs for that long. I would love to hear more about the program though.
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Aww, she is just too cute!! Will you be able to visit her while she's gone? I don't know if I could be separated from Leila that long myself. I'm looking forward to hearing more about it too.
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No way could I leave Bella for 5 weeks. Do you get to go with her?
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I have never heard of anything like that either. Oh boy I wouldn't want to let her go for so long.....I hope you will be with her.
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The program called solid k9 training. Last year I was searching for a training program for my Manolo. My little man was great in the house but when it came to outside, he was out of control. I could not walk him I was being pulled by this 8 lb. havanese., who was barking like a mad man. I tried all types of dog class/programs not one of them could help. They just keep saying all ways have treats. But If your pups in that mind set a treat is not going to help. I would just be rewarding bad behavior.
In Rhode Island monthly it has a section about dog and I came across Jeff Gellman at solid k9 training. I called him told him my story. After doing more research I sent Manolo for 3 weeks of training; he learned all his commands, walking with a proper heel, he knows how to walk on a treadmill (for those snowy & rainy days) and perfect recall which on those beach days he can run along the shore but once I say Manolo he is back by side. Most of all he is a balanced dog. I know 5 weeks is a lot but she is a puppy who needs balance, and socialization. I miss that sweet face so much but I know this the right option for my fur family. |
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They have a program here like that, but no I couldn't leave mine.. Even for a day!!LOL
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I only went to drop her off, and talk with trainer. This is my second time doing this and honestly it was harder with my first pup. I know what to expect so I am not worried at all. I seen everything I need to see and i know she is safe. She in the process of learning all her commands.
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You are brave and trusting. I'd never leave my dog somewhere for someone to train where I couldn't see what they were doing.
No videos so you can watch online? Even dog day cares and boarding facilities offer that..... I have heard nightmare stories about those "boarding training" places. One by that name in another state, my neighbor's Great Dane puppy died while there. The trainer was at fault.... I just wouldn't do it. But I hope it goes well for you.
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Phila, PA area mechanic/shop recomendation??
I need a professional to look at my engine. I have a 350 Chevy with twin 500 edelbrock carbs, and a tunnel ram. I'm having issues with fuel seepage, and MAJOR bogging issues. I have done everything I possibly can via searches on forums, and advice from edelbrock tech support. I'm sorta new to the V8 world, and feel maybe its time for a professional. The money wasted on trial and error will be better spent on labor for a knowledgeable professional.
So, my question is... Do any of you have a referral for me? I'm not taking it to a local shop who works on hondas, bmws, kias, etc. I would like someone who has knowledge of this type of engine and accessories. My choice so far is Harry Tillman Speed Shop. Anyone have any dealings with their service department? |
not really close to u but in new castle de is aldermen machine. they do engine building (http://www.aldermanmachine.com). i do not know if they have a dyno to trouble shoot but a phone call will find out... they built my sbc. but where ever u go i feel u need a dyno..
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Ron Fraser, the longtime Miami baseball coach who won two national championships with the Hurricanes and whose innovative marketing ideas helped spark a surge in the college game's popularity, has died.
Family spokesman Tony Segreto said Fraser died Sunday morning. Fraser, known as "the wizard of college baseball," had battled Alzheimer's disease for many years. It was believed that Fraser was 79, though his family's statement did not release his age or other private matters, including a cause of death.
Fraser led Miami to national titles in 1982 and 1985, taking the Hurricanes to the College World Series 12 times over his 30 years at the school. He retired in 1992 with 1,271 wins, never having a losing season in his three decades overseeing the program.
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Heads-Up for Cute!
Just a short post to share this {free} & super cute "Try Me Now" alphabet over at Lettering Delights.
Exportable to any document....try it now! {and no, I don't work for Lettering Delights} just sharing.
6 comments:
Wow, thanks so much for posting about Lettering Delights!!! I hadn't been to their website before and it is AMAZING!! I am so excited about all their great alphabets!! And I am now a new follower! :)
Lessons with LaughterThank you so much for sharing this! They have some really cute fonts and alphabets!
I enjoy following you and nominated your for an award. Be sure to stop by and check it out. :)
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