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Jun 09 2014
Cast of Characters
Here's an updated Cast of Characters in case you've ever wondered who's whom!
Note: I didn't include four-legged characters, because between the dogs, cats, and ranch horses, there would be no end. And I don't have photos of all the ranch horses, and if I were to leave out one or two of them, I'd never hear the end of it!
Tim. My husband's brother. My brother-in-law. Likes anything mechanical, doesn't eat cheese unless it's melted, and teases the kids mercilessly. All in all, a pretty darn good brother-in-law to have on hand.
Missy. Tim's wife. Loves horses. Lots of fun and game for anything. We have a blast together. I love her lots.
Caleb. Tim and Missy's son. His father's clone in every way. Used to take my keys off the pew in church and snicker as I looked under the cushion, on the floor, and inside the hymnal for them. And actually, he still does this. Calls me "ma'am." He's a good kid.
Halle. Tim and Missy's daughter. Dances to the beat of her own drummer. Loves horses, loves dogs, loves goats, loves cats, loves donkeys, loves cattle, and wants to be a vet. I have a soft spot in my heart for this one.
Tim. Works for my brother-in-law Tim now, but has lived and worked on our family ranch for over twenty years. Friendly, hardworking, a gentleman. His morning coffee is Mountain Dew.
Lance. Also works for Tim, and while he's been here for less than a year, he's a good guy to have around. It's nice to have a mix of been-here-forever and just-got-here!
Pete. This is an old picture, but it doesn't matter because I think Pete never changes! Has worked on our ranch since way before I came into the picture and is in charge of haying and taking care of all the equipment (and all-around cowboy work as needed.) Pete has a good sense of humor, and he's always been very nice to me.
Marlboro Man. My boyfriend, husband, and father of my children. Has a great working relationship with his brother, involves our kids in every aspect of ranching, and loves his family. Bonus: Looks good in jeans.
Alex. Our oldest child. Quiet and strong. Used to be scared of calves. Now she's one of the best cowboys on the whole ranch. I've decided she doesn't need to go to college. Okay? Okay.
Paige. Our second child. Creative and confident. She's six feet tall and might be president someday. She's a leader.
Bryce, our older boy. If Caleb is a clone of Tim, Bryce is a clone of Marlboro Man. He's the first out of bed, the first dressed, and the first to the barn in the morning. He has an innate sense of where to be and what to do when it comes to ranch work. His dimples slay me.
Todd. Our baby. Sweet, kind, and weird. Loves football, loves basketball, and his head is often in the clouds. Jeans have holes in them before they make it home from the store. I can see him taking off and being a missionary (or a sports commentator) someday. Either way, he'll do what he was born to do.
Josh. Works for Marlboro Man. Has been on the ranch as long as I have, and maybe a little longer—he lived on the ranch with his Uncle Lee, who worked for my father-in-law years ago. Josh is an older brother-type to my children, and just got married last summer.
Liza. Josh's stepdaughter. Sweet, precious, and polite.
Patrick. Josh's stepson. Hard worker, quiet, smiles 24/7.
Rowdy. Josh's younger stepdaughter. Quite possibly the cutest little girl on the planet at the present moment. I took ribs to a calf working last week and she ate more than any of the cowboys. A one-of-a-kind personality.
Note: I don't have any photos of Amanda, Josh's wife, but here are photos from their wedding last summer! (Thank you, Cristal, for taking such pretty pics!)
Grammie. My mother-in-law. Grew up on a ranch, loves her grandchildren, and laughs at her own jokes and my jokes, which means she's awfully fun to be around. Handles triumph with humility and tragedy with grace. A woman to emulate.
Pa-Pa. My father-in-law. If he isn't in his pickup or on a horse working, he's sitting in his chair at home thinking about all the things he needs to do. Loves his sons, his grandchildren, and his wife. Stern but loving, gruff but affectionate. The thread that holds us all together.
Pioneer Woman
406 Comments and 30 Replies
Scarlett On Monday, June 9 at 9:25 pm
<3 Thanks for sharing your world. I've enjoyed the heck out of it since almost the beginning of PW. Back when you didn't divulge names. ha. It drove me nuts not knowing.
sandra hagan On Monday, June 9 at 9:27 pm
Gee On Monday, June 9 at 9:37 pm
So beautifully written!
Lou Ann P On Monday, June 9 at 10:27 pm
I love your show. I think you have a wonderful family and God Bless you for sharing some of you time with them. You are so down to earth, I think thats why so many people associate with you and feel part of the family. Thanks for introducting us to the rest of your gang.
Adrienne On Monday, June 9 at 11:06 pm
One of my favorite posts yet. I knew most, happy to meet the others. How did I miss the pictures of Josh's wedding. It's fun to learn about the personalities of everyone, especially the children. It so crazy how that works. I'm most like Alex, always admired people like Paige. Also, how does Todd feel about being labeled weird?
tuffy cantrell On Monday, June 9 at 11:12 pm
I definitely love your show. I bought 2 books. Any chance ya'll have any unmarried men. Let's say over 60….Hey, I'm not kidding. lol
JJ On Monday, June 9 at 11:36 pm
All the children are very pretty (girls) and handsome (boys). Your description of that beautiful Halle reminds me so much of my granddaughter Lily, who will be 13 in September. I love these young ladies who know who they are and don't worry about trying to impress everyone else. They are happy with themselves and the animals and people they love. They are destined for great things when they follow their hearts. Lily also wants to live on a ranch and be a vet.
sanita miller On Monday, June 9 at 11:39 pm
Very cool!!!!
Becky On Monday, June 9 at 11:51 pm
You forgot the dogs
marla On Tuesday, June 10 at 5:25 am
She said in the beginning of the post that she didn't include the four-legged friends
Claudia On Tuesday, June 10 at 12:23 am
What a lovely family. Wish I could be more like "Grammie"……I think I'll work on that:
"Handles triumph with humility and tragedy with grace"….haven't always done that too well over the years!
And congratulations to Josh and his beautiful bride…their family is beautiful!
Yall have a great week………
kit Phillips On Tuesday, June 10 at 12:44 am
Love all the family and extra hands on deck to make the ranch run smooth. How your kids have grown up since i first started watching your show. What a great group and handsome too.
Terryk On Tuesday, June 10 at 1:13 am
Thanks for sharing! It's great to be able to put faces with the names/people you mention in blogs!
Bonnie On Tuesday, June 10 at 2:03 am
Thanks so much for doing that! Your food-show episodes portray Josh as a bachelor, but one day you wrote about his children, so I was wondering if he got married. I'm so glad for him and his lovely family — and his bride is beautiful. And of course, your family is gorgeous, too.
Salange On Tuesday, June 10 at 3:52 am
Ree, Beautiful family, beautiful life you have. Wow, I have so many comments I could make but guess I'll give you the one that brought the most emotions to me. First, your mother-in-law is so beautiful! Love her smile! And Pa-Pa, well guess that is the one that got to me the most. So reminded me of my Pappy, who was a dairy farmer all his life. It's the face; the face shows the telltale signs of a loving, hard working man. Just as I remember my Pappy's face. There is nothing more precious in this world than the love of family – nothing! Thank you for sharing yours. Love y'all!
Sherri On Tuesday, June 10 at 4:22 am
tears…and smiles…great way to start the day:)
marla On Tuesday, June 10 at 5:23 am
Cute! You have a wonderful and beautiful family and crew
Marsha H. On Tuesday, June 10 at 6:38 am
Ree, You left yourself out! Go back and put a photo of yourself and a descriptive paragraph below it…..please!
Liz Di Bari On Tuesday, June 10 at 6:40 am
What a blessing to be surrounded by wonderful family and friends! That's what life is all about : ). Thanks for sharing, Ree!
Pamela Osood On Tuesday, June 10 at 6:56 am
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
slammie On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:05 am
Can't believe how big the kids are getting!!!
Congratulations to Tim and Amanda! (missed that somehow). Their wedding photos are gorgeous!
CHRISTY FORREST On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:20 am
Love this post Ree! What an amazing family and ranch family you have. Also, you're right- Josh's wife is beautiful! We love your show and enjoy watching your children grow as well! Thanks again for sharing!
WandaL On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:29 am
Thank you for sharing these. I enjoy your posts and it is nice to put a face to a name. I will bookmark this for sure!
Shea Zigo On Tuesday, June 10 at 8:48 am
I love this Cast of Characters! Also, thank you as well as Josh and Amanda for sharing their wedding photos.
Pamela S On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:03 am
Thanks so much for this post! It's great to put a face to the name since there have been a lot of new names the past year or so
Jan On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:11 am
what a wonderful cast of characters………..looks like a blast to work there. I'd have
my child go to college, tho. There's an aspect there that you can't get on the ranch.
Bunny :) On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:29 am
What a blessed woman you are! Thank you for sharing with all of us daily
Lezlie On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:30 am
Great pics and love notes as usual.
I also second those who said FINALLY pics of Josh's wedding.
Come on! all you got going on is
a husband
4 children
a ranch
a cooking show
a blog
'The Building'
and Mike (I love him and i've never meet him :o)
Thanks for all you do!
Denise On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:39 am
I wish y'all would wear helmets to ride, at least the little ones…..
sandy gomez On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:50 am
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful family, and friends with everyone. You're beautiful too and a great wife and mom. GEE DID I FORGET A GOOD COOK!!!
Sharon Rizzo On Tuesday, June 10 at 10:08 am
Family and friends are the glue that bind us together.
Lara On Tuesday, June 10 at 10:46 am
Beautiful pictures and equally beautiful words written about each cast memeber. You are really blessed and surrounded by wonderful people. Thanks for sharing photos of Josh & Amanda'a wedding.
Lauren On Tuesday, June 10 at 12:39 pm
This was great! Thanks so much for sharing. Your kids and Missy/Tim's kids are just so grown up now! I'm used to seeing your kids every Saturday on the show but it has been a while since I've seen photos of Caleb and Halle. Caleb looks like a man on that horse! So nice to see the photos from Josh's wedding. His wife is gorgeous and his kids are cuties! Everyone in all photos looks so happy and full of love. What a great family! I would love to see a cast of critter characters one day…. couldn't stop laughing at the video you posted the other day of Charlie barking at the ranch horse
Stephanie T On Tuesday, June 10 at 12:59 pm
Such a beautiful loving family ~ thanks for sharing!
Debbie J. On Tuesday, June 10 at 1:21 pm
I think Pa-Pa has an ornery grin on his face. The same one my dad has when he is teasing my mom.
Lori Seggio On Tuesday, June 10 at 1:38 pm
I truly love your posts and look forward to them! God bless you all! Love the pics from Josh and Amanda's wedding
Susan On Tuesday, June 10 at 1:47 pm
I absolutely loved reading this.
Joyce On Tuesday, June 10 at 4:04 pm
I feel like they are a part of my own family.
Marian On Tuesday, June 10 at 5:00 pm
Thanks for sharing. Lovely pictures……
Debbie in ga. On Tuesday, June 10 at 5:05 pm
I loved this article. Part of what makes your blog and your show so wonderful is that you make us feel like we are friends. I love the education that I get about ranch life/work. It is so wonderful to see that all the children help and have a good work ethic. Thank you
Becky Barr On Tuesday, June 10 at 5:40 pm
Thanks for sharing the pictures and personality info.
Mary Avila On Tuesday, June 10 at 5:43 pm
Have enjoyed watching your show, and now, so love your posts. There is nothing like family and home. I have 3 sons and 9 grandchildren. Ree, you can't believe what a wonderful world Grandparenthood brings. I am from a family of 14 children, same Mom and Dad. My Mom was raised on a farm in Nebraska and my Dad, born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. That made for a diverse upbringing.Loved it and love my life now. Thanks for sharing with all of us. You are so talented, smart and sweet as can be! Looking forward to what you teach us all next!
Grateful, Mary Avila
Aimee Edwards On Tuesday, June 10 at 6:01 pm
What fun seeing this hardworking happy bunch. Bless all of you!
Ann Marie Evans On Tuesday, June 10 at 6:20 pm
Ree….can't thank you enough for sharing the beautiful, but real, pics of your family and friends. Love, Love, Love Cowboy Josh's wedding photos!
Sheila H. On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:07 pm
Thanks for the introductions. Some I "knew" already, some I hadn't "met". Seems like they are all "family". Really loved your tributes to each one. Would love to meet them all!
Alice On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:20 pm
Ain't nuthin like family
Carolyn On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:30 pm
I think you have cloning down! Proof….Pa-Pa, MM and then Bryce! Good stock there
Melissa G On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:54 pm
So happy for Josh! What a beautiful wife and family he has—extended ones included. Showers of blessings.
Nancy On Tuesday, June 10 at 8:24 pm
Thank you Ree. I love this. You are so blessed with family and friends and of course your talents in the kitchen. I love your show. Your recipes are awesome, but more than that you make the program so very interesting and fun. I went to Oklahoma every summer while I was growing up and always wanted to move there and do exactly what you are doing. Good for you girlfriend!!
Susan Arden On Tuesday, June 10 at 8:27 pm
Bryce looks like Pa-Pa Jr. Truly there is a Drummond dynasty.
Cristy in Kansas On Tuesday, June 10 at 8:41 pm
Beautiful pictures of the ranch family! Would Lance happen to be single?
Kim On Tuesday, June 10 at 8:59 pm
So fun to see the changes in everyone in a succinct list. Can't believe how much your kids have grown up…it was so obvious in this spread. You make all of us want to live on a working family ranch!
Carolyn On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:08 pm
The pictures are beautiful. I wonder if Alex is giving your readers a hint at which college she has settled on for her future plans. Orange is a beautiful color and goes with everything. Best yet—it is close to home.
Karen On Tuesday, June 10 at 9:29 pm
Love the link to the wedding pictures!!! Rowdy? What a great name for a little imp… all of Josh's stepkids are SO cute
Miss Vicki On Wednesday, June 11 at 12:26 am
Honey Girl, I've been following your writing since it began.
Love the cast of characters. I've enjoy watching your children grow up and you become a star on the Food Network. Bless y'all.
The wedding pictures! What a treat.
Betty in Munich On Wednesday, June 11 at 1:01 am
I remember when I first started following years ago, that there was talk (not serious but in a fun way) of having a "Bachelor" type show to find Josh a nice woman. Fast forward and he is married to a gorgeous woman with a gorgeous family. Well done Josh!
Diane S. in San Diego On Wednesday, June 11 at 1:14 am
Just as I suspected. You are surrounded by many wonderful people, which is only possible because you are such a warm and thoroughly compelling person yourself! Just love you!
Donna Love On Wednesday, June 11 at 9:13 am
What a family, so reminds me of growing up on Grandfather's ranch on the summers, when crew and family were one it is just so special. Thanks for sharing
Carmen R. On Wednesday, June 11 at 11:31 am
Thank you for the descriptions….I'm always confusing the cowboys =)
Congrats Amanda and Josh and rest of the beautiful family!!!
Renee On Wednesday, June 11 at 2:46 pm
Maybe a silly question – I'm a new reader! But what is your husband's actual name? Or is it a secret? Or was he named Marlboro Man? First name, Marlboro. Middle name, Man.
Mary F. On Wednesday, June 11 at 9:37 pm
His name is Ladd.
Penny Mayfield On Wednesday, June 11 at 3:25 pm
Love watching you and your family. Its a life I wish I had. I watch your show on FDN all the time. I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
Mary F. On Wednesday, June 11 at 9:33 pm
Ree, another great post. Thanks for sharing your extended family with all of us. The wedding photos are beautiful, and it nice to see Josh settled and happy in his new life!
Sheila On Thursday, June 12 at 7:59 am
Always love seeing your family. love the last paragraph. made tears shoot to my eyes. legacy. that man is leaving a legacy!
xox Sheila
Carmen On Thursday, June 12 at 8:49 am
You should add your picture to this post!
Linda Lakewood On Thursday, June 12 at 11:56 am
Thanks so much for sharing. I am always amazed at how intimate you photos are, how you capture the very essence of the people (or animals, scenery.) Thanks too for the link to Josh's wedding pictures. They're great. What a special time for him, his bride, and the children. That last picture of Pa-Pa and the paragraph telling of him really took my breath away. There is no doubt that he is a true patriarch. Thanks again.
COCowgirl On Thursday, June 12 at 2:15 pm
Love this post. Heartland America!
Julie Stolzman On Thursday, June 12 at 8:44 pm
If you ever decide to change what you're doing, a career in photography would suit you!
Barbara's On Thursday, June 12 at 9:22 pm
Hi Ree,
Just came across this post and enjoyed it so much. Warm and loving descriptions of everyone. Thanks for the family update…
k8 On Friday, June 13 at 10:56 am
too sweet..sniff sniff — i think the wedding got me all nostagic–but very sweet post, ree
JenX67 On Friday, June 13 at 3:59 pm
Ahhh, that's so sweet about your boy being a missionary. My son told me he wanted to be the Pope. He's 8. My daughter, 6, wants to be the president. I'm down here in OKC, so maybe our kids' paths will cross one day. Children of the Blog. haha!! xoxo, jen
angelitacarmelita On Friday, June 13 at 3:59 pm
I don't know why, but this brought tears to my eyes… the love you have for your family and for the people close to you is inspiring. I'd love to see what MM and your kids would say about you. That should be a post…. This was really beautiful. Thanks for sharing your life with us.
Ann Francis On Friday, June 13 at 5:45 pm
I do know what you mean about your brother in law. On Nov. 17,1979, in New Bern, NC, where we living with my father-in-law, I went into labor. My husband was working in another state, (Oh did I mention that the baby was not due until Nov, 30!?, and this was only because they they thought they were twins!) I was HUGE! Long story short, my sister-in-law drove me through the gates of Pope Air Force Base, without stopping, Security following with sirens sounding, and when they saw me crawl out of the back seat so someone with a wheelchair could help me…they went away. This all started at 5:00 P.M. in New Bern, NC. My daughter, Stephanie Marie was born at 6:38 P.M. We traveled over 75 miles!
Billie On Friday, June 13 at 6:16 pm
I have to miss it, I tape it to watch later. I really love the show. Makes me wish I had grown up on a ranch. I need to know is Ree and Ladd short or nicknames?
Mary Stuman On Saturday, June 14 at 9:22 am
Beautiful pictures – thanks for sharing
Gwen Springer On Saturday, June 14 at 7:00 pm
After a hard day cleaning hospital rooms its wonderful to see your blog. Im a former Tulsa moved back to Kansas. Miss it very much. You should be proud.
Roberta Kessler On Saturday, June 14 at 7:11 pm
Seeing the love & Feeling the love! Thank you Pioneer Woman for sharing, very special !!
Joyce On Sunday, June 15 at 12:09 pm
I love the animals almost as much as the people. My 8 year old grandson, Jack received one of your Charlie books for Christmas and is now a PW fan. We both like Bruiser and were wondering why we don't see him anymore. Also, my 11 year old grandson, Adam thinks your girls are mighty pretty.
Rose Utterback On Sunday, June 15 at 10:34 pm
I love your program; never miss it. Your recipes are simple and tasty. I have tried many of them. Nice family show. Keep up the good work. God Bless.
Cazi - Gadget girl On Tuesday, June 17 at 5:52 am
Oh you have such an amazing group of family and friends around you. Everyone looks so happy and a great crowd to be around on a daily basis Im actually quite envious. I love the outdoors too and we live in the middle of wildlife reserve and farm in the UK which is the closest you can get to a ranch sort of lol. Gorgeous photos and thanks for sharing everyone with us all.
Frankie Guinle On Tuesday, June 17 at 1:28 pm
A family, such as yours is the glue that holds the nation together
Mimo On Thursday, June 19 at 12:55 am
Thanks for that, have not long started to watch your show and I love it. Here in Tasmania we are probably a bit behind. In this series just viewed, your "baby" had a 7th birthday.
The odd thing is, I never knew about your show until, somehow, I found myself on the site of one of your detractors, I looked you up and I love your show and your blogs!
Karen Idler On Saturday, June 21 at 12:05 am
Would love to have the recipe for those bacon wrapped stuffed peppers served at Josh's wedding!
jane On Tuesday, June 24 at 2:37 pm
your love for your family makes me cry. thanks for sharing.
Sarah On Wednesday, June 25 at 12:38 am
Hi Ree,
I love your show, I even watch the reruns over and over because I can't seem to get enough. You have a great family, I absolutely love when we get to see them on the ranch, feeding calves or rounding up cattle. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Genevieve Santagati On Wednesday, July 2 at 12:01 pm
Just so wonderful that you introduced everyone…it's good to know..who's who! I truly enjoy your show and have tried so many of your recipes and they all work! This week I'm going to try your chocolate devils and in the near future I will try your coconut lime butter cookies. I'm going to be 81 in August so you see you have a wide range of people who tune into your show. I love it because you have so many people and your family involved (including the dogs). Thank you for all this "good stuff".
deb from Cleveland, Ok On Monday, July 7 at 10:41 am
Love the Kids! it is an Okie thing! conservative, respectful, appreciative and hard working, Dust Bowl Tough.
Tracie On Monday, July 7 at 2:51 pm
Thank you for sharing your story and your people with us!
You really are a REAL person, I love it.
You can't really cook for everyone, every meal, every day…. You wouldn't have time for your show, books, life…. Do you have a staff of helpers that do a lot of work in the kitchens? I'm just so darn impressed with you! One of my new favourites!
Joan Mulder On Tuesday, July 8 at 7:01 am
You forgot to add yourself Ree!
Cassie On Wednesday, July 9 at 10:36 pm
1. My heart completely melted and fell out of my chest when reading that you still call Marlboro Man your "boyfriend" and husband. When I get married, we will not be just spouses. We will still be boyfriend and girlfriend until were 100
2. Please post something about your mother-in-law's skincare routine. She looks amazing for her age. I'm completely serious, I need to know her lifestyle/habits/products of choice.
much love! <3
Kathy Z. On Thursday, July 10 at 12:58 pm
I love your cooking show, and everything it has to offer. Your family/home/ranch/animals/ are what makes life special.
My daughter received one of your cookbooks as a wedding gift last summer. I asked to borrow it (almost immediately) and I still have it!! I am going to the bookstore soon to purchase my own copy!!!
I think it's great how your share with your readers (and friends), recipes, ranch, values – everything that is important to you!!!
Jo Naseef On Friday, July 11 at 5:00 pm
Beautiful family Ree. Would you like to adopt one more, Me. LOL.
Laura On Sunday, July 13 at 3:38 pm
I love your family, your shows, books and website!! You rock, Pioneer Woman! Thanks for sharing your life with us. Your postings and TV show are my favorites!! I have every show recorded and my husband knows not to touch them and what I'll be doing every Saturday morning. Please don't stop doing what you're doing … including your work on the building in town!!
Teri Champine On Saturday, July 26 at 4:39 am
Beautiful family Ree. Loved Josh's wedding photos….he now has a beautiful family too.
Charlotte On Saturday, July 26 at 9:39 am
We don't seem to see much about Paige.
Sandy Chaney On Tuesday, July 29 at 8:40 pm
I love your family. Makes me wish I had children. I know you are very proud. And you know what? I brag to people how great you and your family are in the your world in OK!
Stacy Ortega On Saturday, August 2 at 12:03 pm
Ree love your shirts, can you tell me where you buy them from. Thanks
Shelly On Sunday, August 3 at 11:12 pm
I love your web site and the work you do. It's so inspiring. Thank you for sharing it all.
Deb Martin On Monday, August 4 at 11:22 am
Can you someday tell us how you stay so slim? Can you eat everything and not gain a pound or is it the hard work required on a Ranch that allows you to cook the meals you do and stay so slim?
Angela Foster On Sunday, August 10 at 11:07 am
What a beautiful wedding and bride! Congrats Josh.
maria c prado On Tuesday, August 12 at 7:26 pm
I love your show Ree your family is awesome and your pets too you are a great cook thank you for sharing your cooking I love it maria
Anne L. On Thursday, August 21 at 8:43 am
Oh no! Cowboy Josh is off the market!


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This review is from: National Geographic - Sea Monsters 3-D (DVD)
Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure
The program is interesting, informative and well done -- at least the 2D version. The 3D version of the program although it is exactly the same as the 2D version was a disappointment because of the old technology used to create the three dimensional effects. I had expected that from National Geographic the 3D version would have been done using Real 3D which is now the standard used in the cinemas and requiring polarized glasses to view or a near equivalent. Instead, the three dimensional effects are created by using the old red and blue technology which was probably old even in the 50's. The glasses (four pairs of them) are so small that they barely fit a child's face and if you are an adult who also wears glasses then forget it. It was also disconcerting to see things such as cloud clusters that were red on one side and blue on the other. This was probably because the 3D process was not used consistently throughout.
If this DVD is ever reissued in a more modern 3D format, then I would consider buying another copy but for now I would recommend that you purchase the 2D only version which is also available and for a great deal less.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars wait for a price drop,
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This review is from: Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray)
The program it self is short. It's about 45 mins. I don't think it's worth $24. Some places are selling it for $29. For about $16 it's a great blind buy. If you like to learn about sea monsters of ancient times. The 3-d adds to the learning experience too. Kids will love this disc. But again I just don't think it's worth $24 for such a short program.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Sea Monsters 3-D,
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This review is from: National Geographic - Sea Monsters 3-D (DVD)
This movie was in the mediocre range of 3D. Some good out of screen shots to keep you entertained.
Make sure your room is dark
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Officials said the No. 1 priority in evaluating the information would be to hunt for sketches and plans for attacks abroad and within the United States that Bin Laden had approved. Second, analysts are hunting for evidence regarding Ayman al-Zawahiri's whereabouts. He is al Qaeda's No. 2 in command and U.S. officials assume that Bin Laden knew where he was and how to contact him.
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When the 24 SEALs arrived by helicopter to the sprawling million-dollar compound in Abbottabad, intelligence showed only 60 percent to 80 percent certainty that Bin Laden was in the compound.
"The reality was we could have gone in there and not found Bin Laden at all," said CIA Director Leon Panetta on PBS' Newshour.
The president and top advisers, including Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, watched the action in real time, likely in night vision from a drone aircraft.
Panetta was on a corner of the screen explaining to the president and his team what they were seeing.
Panetta was receiving information from Vice Admiral William McRaven, a former SEAL himself. McRaven was running the operation.
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Things got tense when one of the Blackhawk helicopters stalled, breaking a rotor on the 18-foot walls of the compound. The SEALs switched to plan B and brought in a Chinook helicopter.
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The SEALs moved to the third floor of the compound where they found Bin Laden. The 9/11 mastermind was unarmed. His young wife charged at the SEALs and was shot in the leg.
The SEALs worried that Bin Laden might be wearing a suicide vest or have the room booby trapped.
White House spokesman Jay Carney reaffirmed that killing Bin Laden -- even though he was unarmed -- was lawful.
"The team had the authority to kill Osama bin Laden unless he offered to surrender, in which case the team was required to accept his surrender if the team could do so safely. The operation was conducted in a manner fully consistent with the laws of war," said Carney at a press conference today.
Five people died, including Bin Laden's son Khalid. Twelve to 15 others, including women and children, survived the raid. At least two women and two children who survived have been taken to Islamabad.
The first indication for Obama that Bin Laden had been killed came when a Navy SEAL sent back the coded message to Washington that said simply "Geronimo-E KIA."
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It was a special Father's Day at Baptist Temple Church on the South Side: The sermon was delivered by the president of Baylor University, former independent counsel Ken Starr.
The former U.S. circuit court judge and solicitor general, whose independent probe led to impeachment proceedings against President Bill Clinton, spoke exclusively about Jesus' parable of the prodigal son, the last installment of a trilogy of parables about redemption.
He elaborated on the father's role in the parable, and emphasized its message of compassion.
"The father's heart wasn't divided, and he wasn't playing favorites," Starr said. "He was there, at home."
The home, in Starr's sermon, was the symbolic platform from which the father reflected his kindness toward the returning son.
Starr shared a piece of his experience as a parent, in relation to the parable that served as a guide for his sermon. When children reach their age of emancipation, "there is little a parent can do," Starr told the congregation.
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I like Polish food but unfortunatelly most of Polish restaurants in Greenpoint don't look too clean, so I was really happy when they opened their doors few years ago. The food is pretty good. The place is also clean.
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Delicious food, served with a smile...
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I am about to write a glowing review. And let me tell you, I'm a harsh critic and pan almost everything, including my friends cooking. I stumbled across this place with a friend last week. We were draw in by the two (real) suits of armor outside. Inside, it was a mostly Polish crowd, which I took to be a good sign. If real Polish people like it, it must be real Polish food. Cute interior with paintings of mustachioed kings and real swords on the walls. They have a three-course, $8 prix-fixe menu for lunchtime. Their menus don't include descriptions, so some of the dishes are a gamble, which I find fun. I had the Ukrainian borscht - a huge, creamy portion with beans and vegetables. Next, the roasted hock in beer. I thought it may be too heavy for lunch, but it was the perfect amount. Two small hocks which is mostly fat and bone. The meat was extremely tender. The waitress didn't ask us our preferences for sides and choose for us (sauerkraut, beet mash, pickles, frozen peas and carrots, etc). She also choose our dessert for us (apple pie, cheesecake, honey pie). The honey pie with whipped cream was a nice treat, but nothing to write home about (I'm not a big dessert fan anyway). There is a limited selection for vegetarians (mostly perogies), so bring your meat eating friends. All in all, amazing food for the price.
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This is one of my favorite restaurants of all time. The food is amazing, and the waitresses, while busy, are attentive and quick. Try the Hungarian pancake, the Polish plate, or the beef stroganoff served in a bread bowl. Seriously, my boyfriend and I ate here at least once a week last winter - it's good winter food.
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Oracle Database 11g Helps Control Exponential Data GrowthPosted by: | Comments
The 2010 ESG annual customer survey is now available. As part of it, ESG interviewed 300 customers about their IT priorities and, unsurprisingly, "Manage Data Growth" is top of the list.
Perhaps less self-evident is the proposed solution to target this prime concern: "Often overlooked because it is a database platform, Oracle Database 11g offers additional capabilities such as automatic storage management (ASM), advanced data compression, and data protection that make managing data growth much easier for organizations of any size."
The paper goes on to discuss these capabilities and highlights their potential benefits.
Oracle Database 11g Helps Control Exponential Data Growth – a worthwhile read for anyone having to deal with rapidly increasing amounts of data.
Download your free copy here.
Hello, I must be going…Posted by: | Comments
Hello, welcome to the PowerPoint and the Office Art team blog. A different kind of blog, written by several members of the team, about the work we are doing to make better software for you.
Has it really been over four years since I wrote that opening to the first PowerPoint team blog entry? Wow. We've come a long way since then, since a few program managers on the team decided to start writing about all the cool stuff we were working on, and all the cool stuff you could do with PowerPoint.
I sincerely hope you've enjoyed it so far, and will continue to read these personal notes from the team to you about the application we all enjoy.
For me, I'm making a big change today. After 17 years of working on the PowerPoint application, I've decided to start a new chapter of my life where my e-mail address won't end with @microsoft.com. More on that in a second.
I'm so proud of what this team has done. I'm proud of our focus on putting together great software for you. And I expect to be a PowerPoint champion for many years to come.
To that point, I decided to share my letter to the team with you all, because it just seems right to consider you readers as part of the PowerPoint family with whom I've enjoyed working all this time.
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2010 9:29 AM
To: PowerPoint – All
Subject: Hello, I must be going…
Hello, I must be going. – Groucho Marx
The impulse in writing a truly fine good-bye letter is to sum up the experience in total, such that it can be both a memorial to the time spent and a lesson left behind. Of course, such writing has a tendency to be self-absorbed and potentially boring. So, exercising incredible self-control, I'll try to get this down without attempting to be legendary in my prose.
When I tell people I've spent the last 17 years of my life working on PowerPoint, around nine releases of the product, I typically get one of two responses.
One reaction goes something like it must have been an incredible experience to be involved the development of program that went from obscurity to worldwide notoriety, and to have been involved with it over such a long period of time. Of course, this is quite true. It has been an amazing experience. I've been fortunate to work with an astounding array of people. I've been able to develop and exercise new skills and work with new technologies. And when I meet people, I can tell them about our product with real pride.
The other reaction to my working on PowerPoint for 17 years is a little trickier. How could you let yourself stay in one area, much less work for one company, for so long? That's simply not how things work in the Valley. There's so much out there to explore. This is harder to refute, as my reaction is more emotional than practical. Honestly, it's simply been a joy to be associated with the product, to meet and understand the customers, to work diligently on solving their problems, and to work with a team so similarly motivated.
Recently I started thinking about the time span in general; 17 years. A standard K-12 education plus 4 years of college lasts 17 years. After living with their parents for 17 years, many 18-year olds find a way to move out of the house, get off on their own. And, after 17 years, the national tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera will end its national tour this very November.
OK, that last one is a bit of a stretch, but it does get you thinking about Act II.
Act II for me will begin with my last day at Microsoft, May 28th. Those of you who know me well already know of my blogging, podcasting, Pecha Kucha nights, other social networking, and these activities will continue. And I don't expect my love of presenting and presentation software to wane at all. I'll continue to write and be active in that area for a long time to come.
What else will I be doing? Well, my wife wanted me just to spend some time cleaning out the garage, selling the good junk on eBay. (Trivia fun fact: I have an eBay feedback profile of over 430 entries, rated 100% positive.) Of course, planning that activity got a bit out of hand and I went a little overboard. Now I'm happy to report that in a few weeks I'll start working for eBay as a Senior Product Manager working on the user experience in selling on eBay. I'm pretty excited about this, and if you've used eBay and have any feedback about it, please let me know!
It's my hope that my education at Microsoft will serve me, and my future customers, well.
My best wishes to you all!
PS. For those not familiar with the Groucho Marx reference, here's the entire song from the movie Animal Crackers, which is highly recommended. Margaret Dumont sings the italicized part. It's one of my favorite Groucho bits, and seemed appropriate.
Hello, I must be going.
I cannot stay,
I came to say
I must be going.
I'm glad I came
but just the same
I must be going.
For my sake you must stay,
for if you go away,
you'll spoil this party
I am throwing.
I'll stay a week or two,
I'll stay the summer through,
but I am telling you,
I must be going.
So keep tuned to this blog for the voice of the program. The PowerPoint team is fully committed to providing you with insights and information that you just can't get anywhere else. And if you'd like to keep in touch, please feel free to follow ricbret on Twitter. If you're in the Bay Area of California, perhaps you'll participate in or just be part of the audience at Pecha Kucha Night San Jose. And if you're interested in reading my personal blog (just getting started) that's http://ricbret.wordpress.com/ or listen to my podcasts about presenting at http://talk.presentationsroundtable.com/.
So for now, a fond farewell to you all. Enjoy the new PowerPoint 2010, and all the ones yet to come.
Ric Bretschneider
Senior Program Manager
Microsoft PowerPoint
Webcast Replay: Extreme Performance for Consolidated Workloads with Oracle ExadataPosted by: | Comments
If you missed our live webcast Extreme Performance for Consolidated Workloads with Oracle Exadata last week, the replay is now available.
Watch the free on-demand webcast in which Tim Shetler, Vice President of Oracle Database Product Management, and Richard Exley, Consulting Member of Technical Staff, discuss how Oracle Exadata can help you can significantly improve application performance and reduce infrastructure costs by consolidating transaction processing, data warehousing, or mixed workloads on Oracle Exadata.
Note: (1) Turn off pop-up blockers if the slides do not advance automatically. (2) Slides are available for download.
Power Tip: Distinguish between an unsaved record and a saved onePosted by: | Comments
When you are in the process of entering a new record in an Access database, you can press the Escape key to cancel the entry of the record. However, some events, such as clicking or tabbing into a subform on the main form, can save the record on the main form. At that point, you can't press Escape to cancel the entry—you must use the Delete command to delete it. The end-users of your database might not understand the difference, and would probably want a single button or keyboard shortcut that just gets rid of the record, regardless of whether it's been saved or not. To do this, you need to be able to which of these two states the record is in:
a) The record is being built up, has been assigned an AutoNumber ID, but hasn't been committed to the table yet
b) The record has already been committed and the ID indicated is already persistent.
The solution is to add a module-level variable (mboolIsInsert ) to the parent form. The variable is set to True in the BeforeInsert event on the form, and reset to False on the OnCurrent event. The OnCurrent event doesn't fire for the parent form when you click or tab into the subform, only when you directly navigate on the main form. You can then check the value of the module-level variable in your code to see if you're in an insert event and respond as appropriate.
Option Compare Database Option Explicit Private mboolIsInsert As Boolean Private Sub Form_BeforeInsert(Cancel As Integer) mboolIsInsert = True End Sub Private Sub Form_Current() mboolIsInsert = False End Sub Public Sub CancelOrDeleteRecord() If mboolIsInsert Then 'Add code to perform escape-equivalent cancel Else 'Add Delete command to delete the current record End If End Sub
Running the CancelOrDeleteRecord() procedure (for example, from a button on the main form) provides a more usable form by always getting rid of the record, regardless of whether it's been saved or not.
Thanks to Access PM Russell Sinclair for the tip!
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Free preview of FMS Inc.'s Total Access Statistics for Access 2010Posted by: | Comments
Luke Chung at FMS has let us know that they are now offering a free preview of their Total Access Statistics data analysis program for Access 2010. They have updated the product to support both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Access. The preview program is fully functional through August 1, 2010.
Thanks Luke!
Video MakeoverPosted by: | Comments
Ever want to make your videos look like this?
Now you can with new PowerPoint 2010 Video Styles! First, insert the video from the Insert tab:
We embed the video by default, but you can choose to link to the file from the Insert dropdown:
Then, select the video and click on the Video Tools | Format tab. Clicking on any of the icons will apply the style to the entire video, not just the poster frame.
In the Video Styles gallery, there are three categories of styles: Subtle, Moderate, and Intense. These are indicative of how complex the styles are, and can help you pick a video style that matches your presentation. For example, if you just want a simple outline or shadow, a style in the Subtle category will make your video look polished and professional. On the other hand, if you have an elaborate slide where the video is front and center, a style in the Intense category will help make it stand out and focus your audience's attention.
You can also adjust the brightness, contrast, color, rotate, or even crop the video so it looks exactly the way you want it to.
Other than changing how your videos look, don't forget about the features such as trimming video triggers, and media optimization that can help integrate videos into your presentation.
Give your videos a makeover today!
Sandy Yu
Program Manager
Leverage Location Data with Maps in Your AppsPosted by: | Comments
Free Webinar: "Add Maps to Your Java Applications – The Easy Way"
Wednesday May 26 at 9:00am Pacific Time
Putting maps in your apps is a great way to put your apps on the map! Maps provide a location context that can trigger those "aha" moments leading to better business decisions.
Tune into this free webinar to find out how easy it is to leverage spatial and location data, much of which is already in your Oracle Database. NAVTEQ's Dan Abugov and Oracle's Shay Shmeltzer combine their considerable experience with Oracle Spatial and Java application development to demonstrate how you can quickly and easily add maps to your Java applications, leveraging Oracle Spatial 11g, Oracle Fusion Middleware MapViewer, Oracle JDeveloper and ADF 11g. Register here.
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My Favorite Feature: Quick StepsPosted by: | Comments
Editors' Note: The following is a guest post by Microsoft Outlook MVP Diane Poremsky as part of the MVP Award Program Blog's series "10 Days for Office 2010″.
One of my favorite timesaving features in Outlook 2010 is Quick Steps. You can use Quick Steps to perform tasks you need to do frequently that involve multiple steps, such as filing messages in specific folders or flagging messages for follow up and sending a reply. You can assign keyboard shortcuts to your most frequently used quick steps or click the quick step buttons using your mouse.
Outlook includes a list of predefined Quick Steps to get your started and you can add new ones, modify existing Quick Steps or delete ones that are not useful. To create a new Quick Step, click on the scroll bar in the Quick Steps command and choose New Quick Step. It's easiest to start with one of the predefined steps and customize it, or you can choose Custom and start with a blank quick step.
If you pick one of the standard Quick Step types, you'll get a simple dialog and can press Options to expand the dialog and add additional steps.
Choose Manage Quick Steps from the Quick Steps menu and you'll be able to edit and delete your quick steps, create new quick steps, and rearrange the order they appear in the ribbon so the most used quick steps are listed first in the ribbon.
Diane Poremsky
Microsoft Outlook MVP
Cross Posted on The Office Blog
Access 2010 Web Databases: Creating RelationshipsPosted by: | Comments
In this blog series, I'm discussing how to convert an existing Access application to a web application (the series starts here: How Can I Put My Access Database On The Web?).
As with any database project, I'm starting with the data. When I attempted to upload my existing tables into SharePoint, I got a number of errors (Uploading the Data to SharePoint). I dealt with some of them (primary keys and unique indexes) in my last post (How can I create a Compound Unique Index?). I'll finish up with the last of the errors: relationships.
Creating Relationships
Relationships in SharePoint require the use of a Lookup Field. This is another feature that experienced developers have been railing against (see The Evils of Lookup Fields in Tables ) since it was introduced in Access 2000. Mostly, this is because Lookup Fields are used poorly. It may seem convenient to display a value other than the linked field, however if you are creating an application, it really does more harm than good. But, lookup fields don't have to be used to display a different field than the one that links the tables. You can also create a lookup field that actually displays the primary key value in the field rather than some other field. Doing so will remove the most egregious behavior of lookup fields, while still allowing you to use them to create relationships in SharePoint.
I still discourage their use in client systems (at least as far as displaying a value other than the one used to create the link), but they're necessary in web databases, so I've come to terms with them.
There are two ways to create Lookup fields: manually or with the Lookup Wizard. Most tutorials on web databases illustrate how do create a web database from scratch. In that case, the Lookup Wizard is the simplest way. It will walk you through all the steps necessary to create a proper relationship (with Referential Integrity) that will be acceptable to SharePoint.
However, this tutorial base on the premise you have an existing, client database with proper relationships already created that you want to convert into a web database. (Note: in this case, "client" means the database application runs in Access.) However, that's not enough to upload it to SharePoint. In addition to having a properly created relationship in Access, you MUST use a lookup field to upload it to SharePoint. If you've already got your relationships created and especially if you have data in your tables, it is far easier to create the lookup fields manually than to use the wizard.
Relationships must be created on the "many-side" or "child" table of a one-to-many relationship. As noted in the Relationship diagram above, the only child table is lnkBooksAuthors, and as a linking table, it is a child to both tblAuthors and tblBooks. Therefore, I need to go into each field and add the Lookup properties. I'll demonstrate it on AuthorID , however, BooksID would work the same.
To modify the AuthorID field, I open the lnkBooksAuthors table in design view, select the AuthorID field, and click the Lookup tab. It looks like this:
And create the following query:
Closing and Saving the Query Builder results in a Row Source of
SELECT tblAuthors.AuID FROM tblAuthors;
The only other change is I must make is to set the Limit To List property to Yes. The final result looks like this:
Because I've left the rest of the properties like the Bound Column and Column Count as they are, the result is a Lookup Field that displays the linking field.
After I do the same for every relationship in my database (which in this case is just the tblBooks/lnkBooksAuthors relationship), my database is ready to be uploaded to SharePoint, which is my next topic. (See Uploading To SharePoint).
Oracle Database As Seen at Sapphire 2010Posted by: | Comments
Seen around the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando Florida at the May 16-19th SAPPHIRE 2010 conference
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Iran has agreed to discuss proposals to limit its uranium enrichment at talks in the next week in Moscow over its nuclear program.
A tense exchange of letters between EU diplomats, who deal with Iran on behalf of the six powers, and Iranian officials had earlier appeared to suggest Tehran may be backtracking on its expressed willingness to discuss their most pressing concern – high-grade uranium enrichment even in broad terms.
But on Monday, Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili agreed to focus on the six powers' demands at the Moscow meeting, during a one-hour phone conversation with EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.
"The Iranians agreed on the need for Iran to engage on the (six powers') proposals, which address its concerns on the exclusively peaceful nature of the Iranian nuclear program," a spokesman for Ashton said.
The negotiations, which had been taking a negative turn of late, will probably focus on the elimination of the production of highly enriched uranium, above 20%. This is something that Iran agreed to years ago, with a fuel swap between them and another country, so the uranium gets enriched elsewhere. But that was rejected, in favor of a proposal that the P5+1 (permanent five members of the Security Council plus Germany) could better control.
Meanwhile, the Senate, being as helpful as ever, sent a bipartisan letter asking the Administration to basically not negotiate during the negotiation.
Authored by Sens. Robert Menendez (D-NJ) and Roy Blunt (R-MO), the draft letter outlines the "absolute minimum steps" Iran must take in Moscow: shutting down its Fordow enrichment facility, ending enrichment of uranium to high levels, and shipping out its stockpile of high-enriched uranium. The letter says that Iran's agreement to these steps would "justify continued discussions," but doesn't outline any other possible concessions.
While that leaves the door open for other possible lesser concessions, the Senators rule out acceding to a key Iranian goal until Iran agrees to the full spectrum of Western and U.N. demands.
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Hahn Trophies Move to Conn Library
From its construction in 1926 until the early 1960s, the Hahn Administration Building served as the campus Training School where education students could obtain practical teaching experience under the supervision of faculty. The school housed classrooms for grades K through 12.Students in the Training School participated in inter-scholastic activities and competitions with area schools. They even had their own Boy Scout troop.
Over the years the students won trophies for achievements in athletics and other areas. These trophies were displayed in a case in Hahn until renovations in Hahn necessitated that they be given a new home. In October these trophies were transferred to the Archives in the Conn Library. These 35 trophies are now on display in a case near the northwest corner of the reference room in the Library.
The trophies are mainly for basketball, but there are also those for football, track, cheerleading, and music as well as two awarded to the Boy Scout troop. Preserving and displaying these trophies help keep alive the memory of the Training School which for so many years was an integral part of the mission of Wayne State College. -Marcus Schlichter


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Since it features multiple candidate constituencies the amount of votes required to get elected is not a simple majority but a quota defined by the Droop formula (Total number of valid ballots/(Total number of candidates +1))+1. Ballots for candidates who exceed the quota have a surplus and that surplus gets redistributed according to the next preference on the ballot. The exact mechanism for choosing the actual votes that comprise the surplus amount is random and those randomly selected votes are then transferred as full votes to the next preference candidate. So when a candidate has 10000 votes with a quota of 8500, 1500 ballots are chosen at random and the preferences in those ballots are used to transfer them to the remaining candidates in play. For situations where a candidate gets a surplus on a second count (ie including transferred preferences from an eliminated candidate or from surplus votes from an earlier elected candidate) only the ballots transferred at the last stage are used when selecting the surplus votes to be transferred.
These shortcuts were introduced to speed up manual paper counts but they meant that the task of comparing an electronic count to a paper Voter Verified Audit Trail (VVAT) presents an interesting problem. In order to be able to fully and accurately validate the electronic count the VVAT records would have to be able to be tied exactly to the sequence of the electronic votes (so that each electronic record could be tied to each paper record and the random selections for surplus redistributions could be matched up). One solution to this would be to remove the shortcuts for electronic voting but that would have meant moving to e-Voting entirely as they could not use two different counting methods in different constituencies. So they had to implement an e-Voting STV counting mechanism that followed the same rules as a paper count would. Not hard to do but this then led to a further issue for those of us arguing for a voter verified audit trail for any e-voting system.
One of the Irish Government's least silly arguments against any VVAT for e-Voting was that such a capability might be compromised and could result in someone figuring out exactly how (some) individual voters had voted. Since the Irish constitution explicitly specifies that parliamentary voting must be secret this was something they were very much afraid of - it's notable that since the constitution does not explicitly require counting votes to be accurate (it only implies this) they were less concerned about that. Anyway that's how it seemed to me when I met them about the issue - they didn't say it as bluntly as that but they were terrified about the potential secrecy problems but only worried about the potential for "small" errors.
The real problems with the Irish e-Voting debacle had very little to do with the complexities of an STV count - they were the same as they were\are in most other counties though. The machines in question were provided by private companies, closed and not adequately tested by properly independent security professionals, the vote tabulation software was also closed, similarly unavailable for inspection by independent specialists and most worryingly it was never available any significant period of time ahead of any given election as it had to be rewritten for each count. The lack of a voter verified paper audit capability (which could have been implemented safely despite the concerns described above) meant that the systems could be attacked\compromised\fail in ways that could materially affect an election without being detected. In the end though few of those problems led to the current Government's decision to abandon the problem, they finally got fed up with the political and financial costs associated with fighting to keep the project alive and they gave up. I'm pretty sure that many of the Government Ministers and civil servants involved still think that the Nedap\Powervote e-Voting system was perfectly fine.
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Thanks AC. Glad to see you went to the comedy school of IT.
"I manage the people who run the email servers for my company. I have a degree in business; I am skilled at synergizing my big-picture ideas on a going-forward basis."
No business degree, sorry. Just an engineer and I manage nobody, I design and build the systems. i'm glad that you think I'm qualified to run the whole show, I'll make sure to remember that at my next review.
"We need secure logins, but we don't trust our users."
Well no I don't trust my users, and neither does any other systems admin but that's not the point. Building a secure and usable access control mechanism for mobile devices is hard. Would you be happy if you hired a systems admin who accepted that a username and password alone was sufficient for remote access into your systems? If so then its time you reviewed your risk posture - for my part I like to use RSA-Keys, Certs and one time tokens for that sort of thing. Passwords do not cut it, sorry.
"We did not cover secure IMAP in my MIS classes."
Actually true but only because I never attended any MIS classes. Anyway I was talking about authentication protocols and not mail protocols here so I don't see your point. Mutually authenticated secure IMAP would be good if it turns out to be possible to figure out a secure way to distribute certificates to the device but there is no indication that the iPhone will ship with a good enough certificate enroller and as a closed system writing our own is not an option.
"Encrypted, password-based authentication is too simple to possibly guarantee my job."
100% true. I'd be fired if I suggested it and I'd expect no less. Seriously, passwords don't cut it for authentication over untrusted links in this day and age, if you haven't realized that yet then I suggest you start thinking about why good SSH implementations don't use them.
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My mac runs horribly slow sometimes. For no reason at all the daisy wheel cursor will come on and sometimes stay on for several minutes I have no clue what it's doing. Applications are sluggish, booting takes awhile, but I'm not particularly concerned with that. My system is up to date, and I usually run with about 512MB free of system memory. I've used several tweak applications to help but they don't do much. Is there really that much difference between 10.3 and 10.4 that I can't run it on this G4?
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me too.
except my laptop gets loud.
and programs load slow for no reason
I would suggest you download a maintenance app like OnyX and clean your caches right out. Reboot and report back regardless of the result.
Hi All, here is the general "prescription" for speeding up a sluggish Mac:
First, check that your processor is running full speed. Go to Preferences, Energy Saver, Options and look at the drop box down near the bottom called Processor Performance. If it is not set to "Highest", set it to that right away. This maximizes performance, but for notebooks, it may run down the battery faster.
Next, download OnyX and run the complete set of clean up and maintenance scripts and then try again. Get OnyX at:
Finally, you may wish to check that you have enough free space on your hard drive. Highlight the Macintosh HD icon on your desktop, CTL-click it and select Get Info from the resulting menu. Make sure you have a reasonable amount of space left. If not, a little spring cleaning may be in order.
There are two excellent apps for showing where all of your hard disk space has gone, Disk Inventory X and WhatSize. Get them at:
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WhatSize: http://www.id-design.com/software/whatsize
Both do a great job at letting you zero in on your largest disk space consumers, so that you can hunt down any rogue files.
Do the OnyX thing first, then restart and try out one or both of the above tools. By the way, all three are freeware!
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Clothing vendors have also been urged not to sell tight-fitting pants to Muslim women.
Ramli, a former guerilla fighter for the Free Aceh Movement (GAM), said that the rules would only apply to Muslims.
"We still honor the rights of non-Muslims, so they don't need to fear," he said.
According to Ramli, the number of Muslim women who already dressed according to the regulation was about 20 percent.
the next two months, the West Aceh authorities will conduct
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Muslims wearing "un-Islamic" clothing.
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Ramli acknowledged that the regulation would stir public controversy.
"If people disagree, don't be mad at me — be angry at God, because what I impose is religious law," he said.
the afterlife, I will be asked by God, what have I done for the people
of West Aceh during my term in office. What I am doing now is enforcing
thorough Islamic law."
Acehnese women's rights activist,
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seemed hasty and without a legal foundation.
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Islamic law, but there is no detail as to what constitutes Islamic
clothing — so we cannot just make up the rules," said the executive
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said there were a number of other things the government could do
regarding the application of Shariah in Aceh, including public welfare,
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look at the bathrooms at government offices in Aceh. Do they reflect
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Tickets for the Emerald Bowl go on sale Monday (Dec. 6) at 8:30 a.m. at the ticket office at The Pit and online at www.unmtickets.com. The Lobos (7-4), making their record-setting third straight bowl appearance, play a Navy (9-2) team that is having its best season since 1963 when Roger Staubach won the Heisman Tropy. The game is Thursday, Dec. 30 at 2:30 p.m. Mountain Time from SBC Park in San Francisco. Ticket prices are as follows:
University of New Mexico faculty and staff, Lobo Club members and current football season ticket holders may purchase Emerald Bowl tickets for half-price, which is $20 for view level and $25 for field level. There are also a limited number of club level seats available. Those tickets are $75, but will be available to the above groups for $50.
UNM students with current ID are entitled to one free view level ticket apiece, but the ticket must be picked up at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco the week of the game. Students may also purchase an additional view level ticket for just $20. The regular price is $40. Specific dates and times for ticket pick-up will be announced at a later date.