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The last few weeks, the kids and I have been admiring the sky. For us, it is a way to connect with God and his creation.
A few weeks ago, I went to my church to get Holy Water. As expected, the Church's 5 gallon Holy water's container was empty. I even opened it to check and not a single drop was left. Suddenly, I notice a sweet old lady that was changing the bulletin boards. She noticed my frustration and said: " I can't believe that a Catholic Church is out of Holy Water." She smiled and told me, "follow me." We went inside the church and she emptied the little container where you bless yourself when you get into a church. To my amazement, the little bit of water filled half of a big bottle.
Then, as I sat down at church to give thanks to God, I saw a lady walking around the church very fast looking for a candle to lit. She reminded me of our kids speech-language pathologist. My husband and I have been trying to contact her for a long time, so she can offer therapy to one of our daughters. As she was walking towards me, she smiled and we recognized each other. I waited for her outside and talked for a long period of time. Well, now she knows what we need.
Everybody experiences these "helps" every now and then. Next time you need help finding your keys, a parking space or any little thing, ask for help. Angels are all around us.
A few days ago, while I was picking up the phone, one of my daughters moved the fence that serves as a barrier to the stairs. When I turned around, I see my baby's little legs on the edge of the
stairs. I dropped the phone and started running towards him, but I was too late. He fell down 13 hardwood inclined steps. A mother's nightmare.
We took him to the E.R. and the doctor said that it was incredible how he only got a little bump on his forehead. This was due to the fact that he slid down the stairs without rolling.
Also, as we are leaving the E.R., we see our pediatrician. What an amazing coincidence. He reassured us that the bay was just fine.
Definitely, the Virgin and his Guardian Angel were protecting him.
Lesson of the day: pray more and give thanks.
1. I would like to sleep without being aware of what is going around me. When I am "sleeping", I can hear (or imagine hearing) any noise in the house. Sometimes I wake up believing that the baby crying, but he is asleep. More recently, I have been waking up because my three-year-old with autism starts screaming in the middle of the night. By the time I figure out what is wrong, and I am able to soothe her, I fall asleep in her bed.2. I wish the day was longer. Yes, life is short and there is so much to accomplish. But I have to accept the reality of time.
3. For my children to become happy, independent, and generous adults, especially the ones with autism. I am working on that. That takes work, not a miracle.
4. To accept the life that God has given me as a gift from him. I do believe (but need to accept) that I have been entrusted with special-needs children for a reason.
5. To stop getting frustrated when my carefully planned days turn into chaos, and I cannot get much done. Still working on it too.
6. To enjoy reading more books about autism and special-needs children. I have been dealing with autism for eight years now, so I get tired of not seeing the end of this steep learning curve. However, I do appreciate how much more information is readily available now compared to a few years ago.
7. To enjoy my kids more because time flies. I already have two pre-teens.
8. I still wish I could take a long shower without having someone knock on my door to ask for (or complain about) something.
9. To spend more time with my husband alone.
10. To be able to start running again and have time to exercise.
11. To be thankful for the lessons in love and humility that life teaches me everyday, perhaps to help me stop thinking about myself most of the time.
12. To enjoy life's little things and the possiblity of being a better mother, wife, daughter, and friend.
13. To enjoy the fact that my ten-year old son with autism has improved dramatically to the point that going to college is an achievable goal for him. Dear parents and teachers, having high expectations for children with autism is not living in denial, but with hope.
14. Be hopeful that my three-year old with autism will follow in improve her older brother's footsteps.
15. To ignore people (particularly those close to me) when they tell me that I have exceeded my quota of adding 1.5 people to the world population, or when they ask me whether all the children are mine, and whether I had them with the same man.
Well, back to stop wishing and start working.
Thank you to my husband, old friends and new friends for supporting me.
During the last few weeks, my three-year-old child with autism has been stimming more than usual and having many meltdowns.
This behavior reminded me of her older ten-year-old brother, who still struggles with stimming.
Pondering about the possible causes for autism, I came across a documentary titled Plastic Planet.
What an eye opener! Having had little time for baking, following a strict gluten-free diet, and utilizing disposable diapers, I gave in to the convenience of using plastic-made goods and feeding my children some processed foods. After watching this documentary, I realized that my behavior not only pollutes the environment, but may be affecting my family's health. Immediately, I went online and found two websites that provide helpful information about the consequences to our health and the environment of using plastic-made goods. These are blog and blog. In the meantime, my husband drove to Walmart and bought Evenflo glass baby bottles with silicone nipples to start our transition to life without plastic. It is a worthy New Year's resolution.
I can believe how time flies. H-T-P is already crawling around the house. All the kids take care of him and just love him to death!
This year, I have tried to do things differently as we prepare for Christmas. The kids have been able to focus more on helping their siblings and getting ready for the birth of Jesus. Of course they are fighting some of the time, but they apologize afterwards. For me, that's what counts.
We prepared a bed for Jesus which they are filling with strips of paper every time they perform a good deed. It has been difficult for them, but they are so proud when they overcome their weaknesses.
We have also been decorating the tree with Jesse Tree ornaments which don't last long. Cata enjoys ripping them.
I haven't finished sewing some presents, but we still have Three Kings Day.


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Assume that a server is configured to use role-based access control (RBAC) or Active Directory split permissions in a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 environment. You try to create a new mailbox by using Exchange Management Console (EMC) or by running the New-Mailbox cmdlet in Exchange Management Shell (EMS). However, the operation fails, and, you receive the following error message:
The term 'New-Mailbox' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
Note When this issue occurs, you can still mail-enable an existing user account that was created in Active Directory.
This issue occurs because split permissions separate management tasks between Exchange administrators and Active Directory administrators.
Note By default, Exchange 2010 uses the Exchange shared permissions model, which enables Exchange administrators to create user objects in Active Directory. In some organizations, this behavior is unacceptable. Therefore Exchange 2010 introduced the split permissions model. Split permissions can be configured by using RBAC (recommended) or through Active Directory (configured during the Exchange setup process).
To resolve this issue, use EMS to change the RBAC split permissions. Or, run the Setup.com command at a command prompt to change the Active Directory split permissions to the default Exchange 2010 shared permissions.
For more information about how to change from RBAC split permissions or Active Directory split permissions to shared permissions, go to the following Microsoft website:
How to configure Exchange 2010 to use shared permissions
Note You cannot use EMC to change the RBAC split permissions or the Active Directory split permissions to shared permissions.
More information
For more information about split permissions, go to the following Microsoft website:
General information about split permissions
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Date: February 2014
Creator: Schaffner, Jennifer & Erway, Ricky
Description: The essay discusses specific concerns of digital humanists in hopes of bridging the gap between how library directors and digital humanities researchers think. It suggests many ways to respond to the needs of digital humanists, and creating a Digital Humanities center is appropriate in relatively few circumstances. The essay recommends that a "Digital Humanities-friendly" environment may be more effective than a Digital Humanities Center but that library culture may need to evolve in order for librarians to be seen as effective Digital Humanities partners. The authors conclude that what we call "The Digital Humanities" today will soon be considered "The Humanities." Supporting Digital Humanities scholarship is not much different than supporting digital scholarship in any discipline. Increasingly, digital scholarship is simply scholarship.
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Photographed in New York, NY
Noteworthy: dressed for the oddly brisk New York spring (wool blazer, layers) while hinting at the season with pops of color in his socks, cardigan, and tie.
Photographed in New York, NY
Noteworthy: dressed for the oddly brisk New York spring (wool blazer, layers) while hinting at the season with pops of color in his socks, cardigan, and tie.
Photographed in New York, NY
Noteworthy: navy blue blazer, spring Fair Isle sweater, Weejuns.
Rebecca is the quintessential example of a very petite (4'10") young woman who rarely finds clothes her size off the rack. She frequents the boys and petite departments with much success. Her real secret though? She has her tailor on "favorites" in her iPhone.
6/4/2013 at 7:26 PM:
She absolutely looks like the kind of girl who blew me off in High School/College/office party….same "are you kidding me?" look when I asked for the time.
5/18/2013 at 3:47 PM:
I absolutely love your blog. But I just want to see more of this when it comes to female clothing.. please??
Keep up the good work! / Hugs from Sweden
4/3/2013 at 1:19 PM:
@r.S. The pants in the photo are actually from crewcuts. I buy a lot of girls and boys jeans/pants, but women's joes and j.brand usually run small enough in a 24. And as F.E. mentioned, my tailor and I are quite close, as I often have to get even the children's pants hemmed.
4/2/2013 at 6:38 PM:
I love this shot, you really have a way with portraits I don't know how you do it!
Sidenote—I had to do a double take, she looks so much like me and is the same height as me, insane! I am very curious as to where she gets her jeans/pants from!
4/1/2013 at 7:48 PM:
Ha ha to George's comment and also I just saw Rebecca's instagram photo from the link in comments below - adorable.
4/1/2013 at 9:41 AM:
I always love women with navy blue blazer. I find them very cute
3/30/2013 at 8:31 PM:
Badass pose like she doesn't take any shit from anyone. Please consider featuring more of her in upcoming posts.
3/28/2013 at 9:16 AM:
Happy to see that's mostly Brooks Brothers. Also, I get that look quite often…
3/28/2013 at 9:09 AM:
@Rebecca - Beautiful smile, but totally bad ass expression in Fred's shot!
3/28/2013 at 8:54 AM:
@SPQR - here's a photo of the outfit with a smile, although not shot by the great F.E.—http://instagram.com/p/XVHN4dmcdq/ . Sans blazer.
3/28/2013 at 8:44 AM:
A smile would have been the perfect complement to this outfit.
Photographed in Brooklyn, NY
Noteworthy: double-serge wool pencil skirt, pea coat worn over shoulders.
3/18/2013 at 3:25 AM:
Guys should learn a thing or two from this intelligently-attired lady: a jacket should have drape and swells. She is barely even wearing that coat, and yet it is still a fully three-dimensional garment.
3/11/2013 at 12:39 PM:
Elegant simplicity of design wins again! Solid colors of quality design and material thoughtfully brought together by the scarf. Quite a nice ensemble. Of course, the legs and hair and eyes don't hurt, either.
3/4/2013 at 11:12 AM:
Any idea where that bag is from? It is the perfect camel. Bonus: I think I spy feet.
3/4/2013 at 10:46 AM:
She looks lovely. I'm particularly a fan of the bag and shoes.
Photographed in New York by Sara Kerens
Noteworthy: vintage university stripe wool scarf (The Quality Mending Co. on Prince St. usually has a tightly curated selection for under $80), Canada Goose down parka (opt for the Citadel model, a city-suitable slimmer version of their iconic Expedition Parka). Collegiate sportswear, tailored clothing, and technical outerwear can be mixed together without being heavy-handedly "preppy."
12/2/2013 at 10:03 PM:
Been looking for a red citadel for some time. It looms like they don't offer the icon red in that style this season.
I really don't trust eBay for one of the prior year modules since fakes are so prevalent now.
I assume yours is an expedition and not a citadel?
How many sizes did you go down? I normally wear 38r jacket and am think I might have to get an XS to get a decent fit. What are your thoughts on sizing these ?
3/15/2013 at 10:17 AM:
@PSP—Boca Grande is nice this time of year. It's on the Gulf side though.
3/15/2013 at 10:05 AM:
FEC and Friends,
Please help. New England is long this time of year and we are looking for a preppy place in Florida. I have only been able to come up with Palm Beach. Is there anything else? PSP
2/28/2013 at 1:04 PM:
@Dan—I simply sling my tote over my shoulder onto my back and it essentially closes on itself.
2/28/2013 at 11:01 AM:
only place I have ever seen Canada Goose jackets on sale was at a mining and exploration trade show in Toronto. Although only attendees had access to the sale. 20% off IIRC
2/26/2013 at 8:32 PM:
How do you keep water from collecting in the tote's open top? I've dashed across the street with a tote while it was raining once, and collected nearly a half inch of rain.
2/26/2013 at 3:46 PM:
@Jennifer—Haha, hardly. I paid the same retail price everyone else does…I've been told Canada Goose jackets never go on sale (which is the primary indicator in protecting yourself against fakes).
@James—While the jacket isn't advertised as water proof, it's water-resistant as it's coated in Teflon. If you could see the image in more detail, you'd see that the light rain is rolling off my jacket. The reason I chose to wear this jacket over my Barbour is because it was borderline freezing. This rain turned into snow an hour later.
2/26/2013 at 3:34 PM:
The jacket isn't waterproof or even water resistant. Why would you wear it in the rain?
2/26/2013 at 2:31 PM:
@WMM—I don't own or carry briefcases. The tote is waxed cotton and I have my camera, a book, and other daily items I have on my when I'm out.
2/26/2013 at 2:11 PM:
You'd opt for a tote (in the rain) rather than a brief case for a business meeting?
2/26/2013 at 10:48 AM:
@AEV—I believe I was headed to a lunch meeting on Bond Street.
2/26/2013 at 9:46 AM:
Fred, for context, can you let all us know where you were headed/coming from dressed like this?
2/26/2013 at 7:39 AM:
Longtime reader and first time commenter here. I love this look. Fred, what is your tote?
2/25/2013 at 11:04 PM:
I like the increasing use of cuffed pants. Aren't cuff pants nice??
2/25/2013 at 2:59 PM:
Terrific look, love the contrast. I'm particularly fond of the see through frames though, nice touch.
Photographed in New York, NY
Noteworthy: Canada Goose down jacket with coyote fur hood, Ray-Ban Boyfriend tortoise sunglasses.
2/21/2013 at 10:50 PM:
very, very chic look. This girl has serious style. I especially like bright colored cable sweater on girls.
2/21/2013 at 1:36 PM:
Noteworthy: Head, toe, everything in-between! Championship shot, Mr. Fred.
2/20/2013 at 7:12 PM:
@Paul—The Bean Boots are an essential. I made the other pieces of note because they are more obscure to the traditional prep-set.


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Today we bring you a post by another Microsoft partner - attending the EHI Live 2012 event in November. This is what Simon Hudson from Cloud2 Ltd has to say...Everyone seems to talk about collaboration, often in terms of it being a panacea for all ills, a cure for diabetes and a route to world peace (I'm sure you will forgive a little exaggeration), however these same commentators are quieter on what collaboration actually means (other than in terms of the services they sell) and what it looks like in day to day use.
We are often no different, touting the amazing things that can be done if you buy into the Microsoft technology stack and wrap our services and solutions around it. So, to redress that, this blog describes how we use it day to day. Extrapolate to your own teams and organisations at will.
Awaken and, once eyes have cleared, grab smartphone and see if any interesting email has come in overnight – I still don't know why I do this. However if there is anything genuinely urgent we have an email protocol: 'SOON:' in the subject line means take a look at this as a priority and get back to the sender today please. The team knows to use this (and our secret 'Do it now!' code) as a means of grabbing attention and we share the protocol with our clients. Outlook rules flag such messages amongst the email deluge.
Review diary for meetings and activities for the day. Clear a few quick emails – delete is good, but we also drop emails into SharePoint via a linked email archive in Outlook or general notes and information into OneNote.
Check who is online in the team using Lync presence. Probably I grab my headset and discuss issues and priorities with our technical director (who is 100 miles away) – if he hasn't grabbed me the moment I appear online. Often he needs to show me something or I need to review the visual attractiveness of a widget (users are so much better at it than technical people) – which takes 1 click to raise the conversation to screen sharing in Lync. In parallel with this real-time conversation I am likely to make notes on the project/development in OneNote. All our OneNote books are stored in dedicated libraries in our SharePoint intranet, so they are available to other members of the team in almost real-time too – as I make notes I can see the ones he is making in the same page.
We line up a client call for a project for that afternoon – an Outlook calendar invitation is created and probably turned into a Lync meeting.
I want to discuss the project with our project manager, but can see from his presence that he's in a call already and that he won't be free until 15:00. I ping a quick IM to him saying can he spare me a few minutes in the next hour – he replies saying he can take ten minute break in an hour. I need too find a requirements document, which I do in under 60 seconds using the search in our SharePoint intranet – the document is tagged with a set of keywords (defined by our business taxonomy) which lets me filter the hundreds of possible projects documents to the one I want in 2 clicks. I tell him to review the document, sending him a link to it directly from Word.
After that it's back to email clearing for 10 minutes. One is from a co-director – I can see from his status (shown in the email) that he is working on a Governance solution proposal for an acute trust.
My calendar and phone both alert me to a client call. Quite a few clients are federated with us over Lync, but not this one, so it's plain old telephone. However they do have access to our extranet, so we review a couple of options in a portal adoption and deployment document.
Since it's a Word 2010 document and our extranet uses SharePoint we are both able to have the document open and edit it as we go along – I see the paragraph he is working on and get notified when there are changes to pull through. I reflect that this saved me a 3 hour train journey each way and the cost of a rail fare.
The moment my meeting finishes our PM calls me on Lync. He saw I was free and we go over the document I asked him to look at, rapidly completing it. We set its status to Final and he emails it to the project manager at the client.
Back at my email I see that one of our policies is due to expire next month – the policy library has sent me an alert. I make a note to review it tomorrow.
A second email alert is for a proposal that needs to be reviewed before it goes out later this week. I review it, making notes and comments and set it's status to reviewed so the author can get it out early once my question have been addressed – I would have called but their Lync status in both the library and in SharePoint show they are off site today.
I do pop out to see a local client. While there I am able to pull up their recent proposal and last meeting notes directly from our intranet, logging in securely from his desktop computer. They are still on Word 2003, so I open the document in the Office web app.
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Business owners take pride in making a profit and giving back to the community at the same time
By David Kaplan | February 19, 2013
Photo By Thomas B. SheaDon Gerstenberger of the Bunker Hill H-E-B organizes school supplies during H-E-B's Operation Backpack.
Photo By Thomas B. SheaElida Chavez with the YMCA Houston Association helps fill backpacks with school supplies at the YMCA Warehouse as part of Operation Backpack.
Photo By Johnny Hanson/StaffRoss Doctoroff of Houston (No. 1926) and Chris Sully (in orange) of Houston participate in the Bluebonnet Express bike ride. Saint Arnold hosts one of the largest MS 150 bike teams with about 400 riders, each of whom must raise at least $400 to join the team.
When Allison Young and Ivan Chavez were planning their Rice Village crepe cafe Sweet Paris, they imagined doing more than turning a profit, Young recalled. They wanted community giving to be part of the business model.
They had been inspired by retailers like Toms, which donates a pair of shoes to a child in a developing country for every pair it sells.
So, Sweet Paris, which opened in May, donates a meal to a child in need every time customers buy one of its more popular crepe dishes, Young said. The children's meal program is run by World Food Program USA.
Many other retailers, including Macy's, H-E-B, Mattress Firm, Kroger and Saint Arnold, have joined forces with their customers to support a variety of causes.
Creating a retailer-customer partnership to benefit a charity is a wise strategy for a retailer, said Betsy Gelb, professor of marketing at the Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston.
"Consumers will say, 'OK, now I have another reason to shop here,' and they'll feel extra good about spending money," Gelb said, "and that's how retailers want customers to feel.
"I don't think that the community-related cause in itself will drive people to the store, but it can help," she said.
Macy's partners with its customers to help charities on multiple fronts, company spokeswoman Melissa Goff said.
Through its summer season Be Book Smart campaign, for example, Macy's and its customers have raised $25.8 million since 2004 for Reading Is Fundamental, a program that provides books for children in poverty. When Macy's customers give $3 to Be Book Smart, they get $10 off a $50 purchase.
And as part of its Believe campaign during the Christmas season, Macy's donates $1 to the Make-A-Wish foundation for every letter to Santa mailed in a Macy's store. Last year the effort raised $1 million, Goff said.
Through its cause-related programs, Macy's donated more than $60 million last year, she said.
Academy Sports, another large Houston area retailer, funnels some of their funds to local schools, leagues and other youth focused groups.
At Houston's Saint Arnold brewery, the company crafts charitable events to fit the company culture, and they typically involve customers having fun, said Lennie Ambrose, the marketing and events director.
Saint Arnold hosts one of the largest MS 150 bike teams with about 400 riders, he noted. Each rider must raise at least $400 to join the team.
The brewery hosts an annual Feast of Saint Arnold to support Texas Children's Hospital, as well as a One Pot Showdown, a cooking contest benefiting food-related charities.
Saint Arnold also bottles an "Elissa IPA" beverage with portions of sales going to the upkeep of the tall ship Elissa in Galveston.
Kroger offers charitable programs year-round, said Joy Partain, the company's consumer affairs manager, who noted that Forbes named Kroger the most generous company in America.
Every day, customers can purchase and donate pre-packaged meals as part of the Red Barrel program benefiting the Houston Food Bank, Partain said. And using their Kroger Plus card, customers can donate to one of many Houston-area nonprofits each time they shop.
Kroger also has programs in spring and summer that allow shoppers to support Texas Children's Hospital and other causes.
Mattress Firm has selected pancreatic cancer research as its charitable cause of choice. The retailer has several initiatives during the year, including recent Serta, Sealy and Lux Living Pillow promotion that netted a $75,000 donation for research and awareness.
H-E-B partners with customers for its Help End Hunger program, which raised $444,500 statewide for 15 Texas food banks last year. Customers grab tearoff coupons at checkout stands to add their Help End Hunger donation to their bill.
The stores' Operation Backpack is a partnership with YMCA of Greater Houston, and last year customers donated $148,0000 worth of pre-packaged school supplies and an additional $77,000 in tearoff pads, which the grocer used to buy more supplies.
H-E-B's commitment to the community "is an important part of the way we do business," said Cyndy Garza Roberts, the company's director of public affairs, Houston region.


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Had posted a thread back in the Spring looking for a little 'Rockies Local Knowledge' and it seemed like EVERYONE was telling me I had to wait til LATE July or even August because they had had over 400" of snow last Winter. So I'm curious --- even though you had to pass on a few Passes, it seems like you still had one Helluva good time, plenty of options, and looks like some great weather to boot... What were your typical day-time and night temperatures (once you beat the TX & NM heat) and what time-frame seems the best to you???
With regards to the time schedule this year must be a special one with a late winter and now a super hot summer... I had a flexible schedule so I started out as early as I thought prudent (but probably could have gone a week earlier too). This early season trip was amazing and
I highly recommend going early to Colorado!
The snow tunnels and amazing views are spectacular (oh yeah... I haven't gotten to that part yet, will post more today!!!).
The weather was absolutely fantastic!! It was around 70 degrees most of the day and comfortably chilly around 40 at night (with sleeping bag). A big difference from the late summer trip I took last year is the absence of constant rainstorms. Last year at the end of summer we were guaranteed rain at some point in the day and sometimes we tore down or put on rain gear more than 5 times in one day! Some parts of the trails are slightly wet from melting snow in the early season but still better than mostly wet from rain late...
The safest way to go about it is to call the ranger stations for the region you are going to ride in. I have my Colorado Trails book (a 4x4 trails book but still good) and it lists many of the popular rides with useful info and ranger station contacts. I spent a few hours calling about 8 different stations and inquiring about the conditions. Most of the rangers were very helpful and knowledgeable of the area and plowing schedules.
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Doctors at Packard Children's Hospital and Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto weren't sure if they could save Michelle Mattingly...Original post made on Dec. 11, 2008
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I, personally, had a freakin' blast.
Jim is exactly as big as his name indicates, and the holds he demo'd on me were just scruptious.
I didn't get to do any real stand up sparring with deadmeat, which is just as well, as Monk is hiiiideously out of shape. But the grappling was fun, and I will do things differently now that I know which rules they imploy.
The eye gouge was utterly unintentional, I was going for your mouth again. And when I tried to smother, you almost bit me, you cheeky sod!*grin* It was good to see that response, actually.
And you didn't do too adly with Yoshi, but that one toss was freakin hilarious.
I apologize for my intensity, I have not sparred in any form of light contact for maaaaany years, and thus, am out of touch with the gentler aspects. I will be internalizing all this, and doing differently on a return.
Thank you so much for having me, I look forward to it happening again, with maybe my petrol tank not deflating so quickly, and some harder contact sparring between us. I'd also like to tinker around with some holds and locks, because those are always fun.
Tell Jim and Yoshi I say thank you again, I had an absolute blast!
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Style: MMA--Originally Posted by Deadmeat
I realise the vids are going to be up at some point and everyone's going to make up their own mind, but I'm going to put you on the spot here and ask - his own fighting ability aside - do you think that he has sufficient proficiency and technical knowledge to be teaching any martial arts to punters off the street? Any opinions from your colleagues?
My 2c - from what I've seen on the videos and from what you've said monk sounds like an enthusiastic amateur who could be a decent fighter with training. This emphatically does not translate to being qualified to teach anyone anything, particularly if you're taking money off them.
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Thank you to DM, Monk, Yoshi, and big jim!! cant wait to see the vids.
Im glad for monks willingness to learn maybe now you ({monk} could possibly do some formal training also.
And yes from what you've discribed sounds like a enthusiastic amateur. but it still sounds like through the discription that he dosnt have much to teach thats all but I will keep my scepitcism back untill the vids come out. Agreed Bornsceptic...
Again thanks to all who participated in this event!!! cant wait for the vids!!!
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Style: karate,judo,JJ,Aikido,TKD--Originally Posted by bornsceptic
DM ..excellent writeup...sounds like a good time was had by all .
Monk ...I will own up and give you your props for being true to your word and showing up.
Too many times when you (for lack of a better phrase) call someone out they talk big about how they will do this and that but wuss out in the end.
Hopefully you gained from this experience that you may need to get your skills squared away first before trying to teach anyone.
Once again good job guys can't wait to see the Vids.
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Great write-up DM;
Much respect to Monk. Regardless of whether he is a competent fighter or teacher he at least had the balls to show up and put what he knows on the line.
Many MA's can be described as "unorthodox" as far as practical, i.e., realistic and usable, theory go; but, not many guys who practice those arts would be willing to put their "styles" to the test against proved fighting systems in a fully resistant environment, i.e., MMA, BJJ, Muay Thai, Judo, Submission Grappling, for fear of having there MA illusory bubble destroyed.
It is encouraging that you are going to consider returning to train at DM's gym. From DM's write-up you seem young, athletic, and eager to learn, all of these traits could potentially make you into a good practitioner providing your have the right coaching and skill set.
On the "teaching" issue, I whole-heartedly agree with the above posters and DM's conclusion that you should not be teaching anything right now; but I look forward to seeing the video.
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Style: judo, bjj--
You say he shouldnt be training people to compete in mma, but what about training people period? That was the main issue of this thread and it seems to have become slightly glossed over in all this. His ability to fight was only called into question in regard to his teaching others to fight. So what do you think about monk teaching his style to other people?
On a side note monk you do get props for actually showing up, and I apologize for calling into question your mental stability from what deadmeat writes you seem to be an ok individual, however I do still have great doubts about your teaching and your style in general. But seeing as you were respectful and receptive to deadmeat perhaps we can train together when you come back to the BG area and I can get a first hand look as DM did.
Style: Mixed Martial Arts--Originally Posted by bornscepticOriginally Posted by djrand
if I wanted a loved one to get martial arts training, would I send them to Musashi's Bar and Grill? The answer is no.
Having said that, his students are returning.
Originally Posted by Conztant
The sparring vids will be out as soon as I can get them from Lance - the Muay Thai Guy. He had to leave early due to work commitments, but I'll be catching up with him over the weekend. I will be chasing him for them because as the saying goes - no vid = didn't happen.
For your entertainment, here's a clip I spliced together from the footage Monk took - it's basically Yoshi demoing some no-gi throws on me. I was asked to use a few different grips by Jim, so he could observe what Yoshi would do. It wasn't Randori - just me being a grapple dummy.
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Well done Deadmeat and Monk. This is was a highly satisfactory result of this thread. I hope Monk finds real training, and becomes a real fighter. It sounds like he has the chops for it. I also hope he stops teaching until he has some real experience. All that Aside, Monk, you deserve a lot of credit for the wringer you've been through.
Good work both of you.And lo, Kano looked down upon the field and saw the multitudes. Amongst them were the disciples of Uesheba who were greatly vexed at his sayings. And Kano spake: "Do not be concerned with the mote in thy neighbor's eye, when verily thou hast a massive stick in thine ass".
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Posted 27 March 2004 - 01:56 AM
I play live on original with retail disc. Live downloaded a patch for the game. Does this cause it to not work... any ideas on how to fix this?
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|QUOTE (thepreacher @ Mar 27 2004, 12:26 PM)
| anyone know which save file it is or how I can find out?
Download XBox-Saves Manager (www.xbox-saves.com) and delete all your Pandora Tomorrow data.. but remember to back up your game save
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Posted 28 March 2004 - 11:08 AM
Use Xbox Saves Manager and backup the WHOLE Splinter Cell 2 data, not just the profile. It should come to over 15MB. Then delete the whole thing off of the xbox and run SC2, the patch will have been deleted along with your profile, so make a quick profile and you can play system link again : )
If you want, you can copy back your old save game profile, but be careful not to copy back the entire SC2 data because that will include the patch and the versions will my incompatible again.
When you want to play on Live again, copy back the original data unless you want live to download the patch again.
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|QUOTE (Stryker112 @ Apr 6 2004, 07:01 PM)
|ok i am having exactly the opposite problem, when i try to update splinter cell it updates for maybe 1/6 then gives me a technical difficulties error. I was wondering if i could copy a friends save file and put it on mine for the patch?
A player's progress save file has no relation to the Live patch.
So.. keep trying the download
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|QUOTE (Stryker112 @ Apr 6 2004, 07:11 PM)
|where is the patch saved on the harddrive? cause i know they were talking about editing the file name to undo the patch and play on system link
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Ben Ciccarelli December 3 at 10:37pm
any word on beach side baskets going in this winter?
Beach side baskets??? Are they expanding the course?
hey boo boo..how about some picnic baskets?
I wish this was going to be. However, I thought it wasn't going I happen again with the completion of the water park. I know a couple years ago they had just a few of the baskets set up.
I dont think so. That being said there is room for some hole placements still, so I reckon ya never know.
Floyd Hampp November 15 at 8:33pm
Found some clothing last Saturday, November 8. No name, but it was in good shape, and we figured someone would want it back. Send me a message with a description if you lost something.
that sounds very ominous
My mom writes my name on my underwear.
Don't lie Adam. You do it yourself! hahaha
it's black xxl under armor hoodie left it there or the gultch.
It was underwear, but it didn't have your name on it, Adam. ;) Sorry, Sam. It wasn't underarmor.
If I find underwear, I just take them home and wash 'em up. That's normal, right?
was it a black winter warmer series hoodie?
Nick Dombrowski October 14 at 2:02pm
Found a lat 64 discs off the side of the practice hole. Disc is pretty new looking. Message me if you think is yours.
Scott White September 17 at 5:17pm
Windsor Essex Disc Golf are holding the first ever DG tournament in Essex County, Canada on Saturday. $20 includes a sweet Discraft custom stamp disc, one morning round on a former ball golf course. Very open and scenic course, 15 min from Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. Big turnout hoped for trying to show the town this great sport and looking to make this a location for a permanent course. We could use all the support we can get from our Michigan friends.
Looking forward to it!
Try to get our Canadian Friends to join the fun at the Battle at the Belle 3 on Oct.5. So far the notion of a Battle has been indefinite. Here's a thought that brings some definition, where the tournament takes on an international form. (not unlike the CanAm tournaments that were held in the 19 ... more
Try to get our Canadian Friends to join the fun at the Battle at the Belle 3 on Oct.5. So far the notion of a Battle has been indefinite. Here's a thought that brings some definition, where the tournament takes on an international form. (not unlike the CanAm tournaments that were held in the 1980's) While I'm wary of the "Battle" connotations, I am confident that friendly messages can frame the presentations. For the time being we can be "amused" that Windsor is an Anglican title in a country that has French as a formal second language, while Detroit is French in a country that is largely intolerant of Americans who don't speak English.
BTW- I'm committed to a Grand Ledge tournament tomorrow. But I will keep my eye open for the next Windsor area event.
peter kunoff September 16 at 1:33pm
found unmarked discraft driver on 4.....let me know if you think it is yours
is it a red nuke?
butterscotch d1. 1st run.
no. other mold.
pink z crank 2014 a3 league stamp
nope sorry. surge ss
cool a buddy lost one there little while ago, figured I'd check. Thanks Pete
peter kunoff September 15 at 10:28am
I like the new red tee markers and My daughter was very happy to see the new red tees on the letter holes.....all 24 now have kids tees!
Top notch course.
They aren't "kids" tees but good feedback! :)
they are when my crew of krazies rolls through.....and yes some are quite challenging. Olivia had her first legit three on hole F!
Michael Ostrowski September 5 at 10:35am
I am playing here Sunday morning and I was just curious about the Poison ivy situation this year? Last year it was pretty bad so any updated info would be appreciated!
definately some out there....got a little this year from there.....just keep all your drives in the fairway!
^ I'll 2nd this. Some holes were worse than others. It likes the shade, so just think of it as extra incentive to stay in the fairway.
Michael Schultz August 26 at 2:53pm
lost 2 discs today, one on hole 8 just the right of the teepad. griplock and hit those trees. its a pink predator with a nate doss stamp.
the 2nd was a lime green XS left on 15 or 16 to the left.
Reward if found and returned. Both have name and # on back
Jeff Novak August 25 at 6:16pm
Lost a green z Force on #10 to the right. Plastic reward for its return.
Name and number on it.
Found and called! Contact me whenever! :D
Thanks again, Joe
Zak Longo August 25 at 6:08pm
I just left an orange TI challenger on hole 5 on the right side in the thick rough. I literally just got it, almost hit an ace on hole 4 and it disappeared in the thick on the next hole. I've been waiting months to get one and finally do just to lose it. Reward if returned of course, generous at that.
peter kunoff August 7 at 7:59pm
They clear cut all vegetation on #16. Should make it play way tougher. Really like it!
peter kunoff August 6 at 7:43pm
Anyone played here recently? Skeeters were bad last time I was there. ..hoping drier/better.
It's called deet and it works, mueller .. Played over 100 holes a few weeks ago and it wasn't that bad
German blood is their favorite.
**** skeeters, the horseflies will kamikaze your face 10 at a time.
I played a week ago and the mosquitos and flies were worse than they had been.. but tolerable, fairly dry. And I even did it WITHOUT Deet :) There's a citronella botanical stuff at meijer in the camping section, $5. Smells better and doesn't kill ya (and works against the bugs).
Douglas McIntosh July 15, 2014 at 12:26am
Today, Tuesday July 15th - Independence Lake
Huron Valley PDGA sanctioned singles league is heading to Indy Lake for a round from the Long Tees
Anyone can get a rated round for $1
for those that would like to play for cash. we will $5 Pro and $5 am2 divisions.
there will also be an optional $2 cash CTP and a $2 Ace pool
Tom Stamper July 7, 2014 at 10:05am
Lost an orange and blue Crave in the pond
Josh Romine July 6, 2014 at 4:14pm
Lost tie dyed APX at Indy. $20 reward. Call me at 734-272-2441 or Eric Wilcox at 734 604-1217.
any idea what hole, im heading out there in a few to play ill keep my eyes open for ya
Bud Hojnacki June 22, 2014 at 4:52pm
Lost a green sidewinder in g star plastic today on hole B. Info on it would be forever grateful for its return.
Douglas McIntosh June 16, 2014 at 3:09pm
Tomorrow, Tuesday June 17th - Indy Lake long tees
Huron Valley PDGA sanctioned singles league is heading to Independence lake for a round from the long tees.
Anyone can get a rated round for $1
for those that would like to play for cash. we will $5 Pro and $5 am2 divisions.
there will also be an optional $2 ace pool and a $2 cash CTP each week - Ace pool is @ $66
Sean Mannooch June 16, 2014 at 10:28am
buddy lost a yellow Nuke SS on right side of hole 5 before the curve. Reward if found. Do not believe he had a # on it. It did say "DA BEARS" on it. haha. thanks
John Reifschneider June 7, 2014 at 1:11pm
Sign up for Trilogy Challenge closes Tuesday this week you must be pre reged to play in this event.
Great player pack from 3 great great companies who make some of the best plastics in the industry. Winners pack is 9 disc and an awesome bag along with a few more items.
Don't miss out; http://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/Trilogy_Challenge_at_The_Gulch_2014
hey is there a tournament coming up?
thought I saw it somewhere
Thanks for sharing John
You playing Jason?
maybe ....
Adam Kriesberg June 6, 2014 at 9:48pm
Found a disc with initials but no number on hole 6, past the pin in the back right rough. Give me some details and I'll get it back to you!
blue firebird?
Is it Tie Dye with the initials DMH?
pink star wraith #65409
does it say JK?
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Mississauga at Kingston - The Steelheads are coming off a slim victory vs. the Petes on Friday night. Kingston was beaten up by the Generals on Friday night - this will be their bounce back game. Fronts by 2
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Archivists see dispute at SMU as chance to focus attention on whether presidential libraries are losing access to key documents.
February 6, 2007
James L. Sherley vowed in December that he would start a hunger strike outside the provost's office at the Massachussetts Institute of Technology on February 5 unless officials reversed his tenure denial. Sherley kept his word on Monday, and started the hunger strike. Sherley, who is black, says that he was a victim of racial discrimination -- a charge MIT denies.
February 6, 2007
When a man started appearing as a woman, a religious college asserted its right to dismiss.
February 6, 2007
9 years after much-discussed split of Stanford department in two, separate programs are ordered to combine.
February 5, 2007
No, Lawrence H. Summers isn't making a triumphal return to Harvard University's presidency. On Saturday, Harvard students received a mass e-mail, supposedly from the presidential search committee, announcing that the panel had determined that Summers was "best suited" as "Harvard's once and future president." The e-mail also announced a special forum to be held today on concerns about Summers, and invited students to apply for one of the limited spots at the forum by calling a number (which is actually a number at The Harvard Crimson, the student newspaper).
February 5, 2007
Harris Miller, chief of career college group, seeks to reach out to nonprofit colleges and Democrats on Capitol Hill.
February 5, 2007
Vatican official urges U.S. institutions to help peers around the world deal with rapid changes in higher education.
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