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Review: Crab Cake Factory – Gossip Girl Edition
It's a question I've heard posed in many ways for many reasons, but – what the hell is going on with the Crab Cake Factory? I'll try to sort it out…
As a parasitic lamprey on the vast school of sharks that is the North Florida restaurant industry, I hear a whole lot of gossip. 99% of it is absolutely irrelevant. Sometimes it's just speculation that gets twisted in an innocently messed up game of "Telephone" but occasionally it springs from something more sinister. Which leads me to the Crab Cake Factory…
I'll be honest – I had a personal issue with this place from the beginning. As a professional supporter of local restaurants, I thought it was a bad move to put the word "factory" in the name of a place that wasn't a chain and didn't specialize in cheesecakes. (Though, someone's wife does seem to now sell boozy cheesecakes there according to the flyer that misspelled the website.) I dragged my feet about going there until eventually a foodie friend of mine went and reviewed the place. (See that review here.) She was reportedly served low quality food (I'm being kind) which was the end of the Crab Cake Factory for me. Easy, right? Not so fast.
Earlier this month the Crab Cake Factory was closed. Because I wasn't personally jazzed about the place, it was no big loss. It was no more a blip on my radar than any other restaurant I'd never tried closing. This is where the facts as I know them end and the wild speculative analysis begins.
Soon, mysterious rumblings began. I heard (in no particular order) they had been evicted, they had been sold, they had been the victim of a hostile takeover by aliens from the planet Meepzor, the chef had quit, the old chef had come back, the people who owned it before had been pushed out and were now sabotaging the new people by saying it was closed forever, an army of failed Top Cheftestants were taking over a Whataburger on Normandy, unicorn meat was going to be on the menu and leprechauns had taken over the garnish station. Now I was curious. Where was said Factory and what had become of said crabs? I investigated.
Back to cold hard facts. The Man called the number for "The Crab Cake Factory" that was listed on the internet. (904.249.4776) A man answered and said, "We sold it. It's closed. We're opening a new South American place in the old Homestead Restaurant. It will be called 'The Copper Top.'" Crabcakefactoryjax.COM says the place is shut down and to watch for a new location. Crabcakefactoryjax.NET says they are open and all is well. They say that Executive chef Khan Vongdara is the new owner of the restaurant. (Previously of the recently shuttered Christopher Seafood & Company.) I called some people and obtained another phone number. (904.247.9880) I had The Man call it. It was answered as "The Crab Cake Factory." The nice man on the other end of the line said they were, indeed, open and to come on by. So, we did. I am unsure why the old number is saying it is closed. Ignorance? Sabotage? Hard feelings? Amnesia? Maybe no one has mentioned they have reopened to them and they missed it on Jacksonville.com — four days ago.
I honestly wanted to like the new Crab Cake Factory. I wanted to be that first year intern that went in and triumphantly declared the patient back from the dead. I wanted to avoid the inevitable tongue lashing I will get from fans of the previous establishment. Unfortunately, I couldn't have been more wrong. As is my habit, I started with a hand washing. I took our young daughter into the bathroom and had a look around. Those of you familiar with EatJax know that we always discuss the bathroom as a reflection of the restaurant's attention to detail, cleanliness and general quality. I found a beautifully decorated bathroom with what I can only guess was dried urine around the base of the toilet bowl, no soap in the dispenser at lunch time on a Saturday and some sort of sticker half scraped off and gummed with glue on the wall over the sink. Ick. We nearly broke our necks getting back to the table on the freshly waxed floor (which we weren't warned about until we asked what the heck was wrong with the floor). The waiter said, "We still have one more buff to go." Nice.
Determined to soldier on, I flipped through the entire appetizer and dinner menu to get to the lunch menu at the back. I wanted to set them up for success. I ordered the Jumbo Lump Crab Cake Sandwich ($9.95) and The Man ordered the Crab Melt Sandwich ($9.95). These are expensive ingredient sandwiches in a prime Beach & Penman location and we were expecting a restaurant on its best behavior due to the re-launch. Balloons festooned the entrance and there were only a few tables occupied. Surely the food the place was named after on a slow day at re-launch would be the best of the best from this place, right?
First we tried The Man's Crab Melt Sandwich.
This is (according to the menu) "Lump crab meat, combined lime juice, mayo & mustard with Swiss cheese, served on lightly buttered sour dough." The bread was extremely stiff and tough. It was so greasy that we had to wipe the butter off our hands. Sadly, none of this lubrication helped actually toast the bread, as you can clearly see. It was more like stale bread that just hurt to eat. The appearance was awful but, as The Man said, "Melts are supposed to be ugly." The cheese's texture seemed much more "stringy" than Swiss should be, especially at a lukewarm temperature. The crab itself wasn't bad, but it was by no means well seasoned. However, the Cole slaw made up for it by being overloaded with salt, but not much else. Both of us left our Cole slaw after only one bite because we found it inedibly salty. The Man (always the intrepid one) put a few bits of Cole Slaw ON the sandwich and was happier. The fries were (as you can clearly see) a soggy mess. If I were to hazard a guess, they might have been cooked at too low a temperature as they were potatoey but wilted, mealy and undercooked. They were supposed to be "seasoned" but we only got some seasoning salt sprinkled heavily on a few fries, the rest were not salted or seasoned.
Next we tried my Jumbo Lump Crab Cake Sandwich.
This is "Chef's special recipe of seasoned lump crab, fried, served with tartar sauce." I had the same fries and Cole Slaw. I did not add the slaw to my sandwich. I did add all the veg and some tartar sauce and ended up pulling the onions off because they were extremely pungent. The crab cake itself was underseasoned, but cooked to a nice brown on the outside. It's hard to tell from the photo (I was undah-cuvah!) but the cake is round. This is extremely generous, but results in an unfortunate texture on the inside of the cake. It was moist to the point of gooeyness. Even more sadly, I received a few pieces of bonus cartilage. The bun was nothing to write home about and the whole mess just squished out the sides and fell on the plate as it was eaten.
Sadly, the problem here isn't with the quality of the food or the price paid for that quality. (I do not presume to speak for the dinner menu where $27 gets you the Crab Cake entree.) The problem is what is done with that food. The crab is being sorely overworked in the cake. If this is Jumbo Lump crab, they are beating it to death before it ever hits a pan. The final texture inside is akin to tuna fish sandwich filling. Seasoning is spotty and inconsistent when it shows up at all. The Cole slaw is a lost cause. The fries would be beautiful if they were cooked properly. The worst of this is that these things are FIXABLE. These were both signature dishes from an establishment on life support. One might wonder if they just weren't ready for prime-time yet, but they are already reaching out to other bloggers I know to invite them back in. They should have rocked the house.
In my opinion, Crab Cake Factory needs to do the following things TODAY:
1. Scale back the menu – it is a monster. You could fit the Cliff's Notes for War & Peace on there. There is hope in this regard because the website says, "Executive chef Khan Vongdara presents an innovative menu of the freshest seafood and seasonal favorites with an eclectic fair. His famous Crab Cakes are on top of the menu. He is introducing the on the month of February and brand new menu!" (sic) I say, do what you do and do it right. You are the Crab Cake Factory - make good crab cakes. Do you really need Pasta Jambalaya, Lobster Ravioli, Chicken & Broccoli Alfredo, Chicken Picatta, New York Strip, Filet Mignon, French Pork Chops, Roasted Rack of Lamb … ah, screw it. I'm exhausted already.
2. Respect your ingredients. You took rather decent cabbage, tasty jumbo lump crab and really good potatoes and turned them into that disaster up above. None of it is bad food – it's bad preparation.
3. Either bring up the quality or bring down the price. $30 after tip for two people with sandwiches and sodas (no apps, no alcohol) is steep for lunch – even near the beach. Make me want to pay you that for lunch. Your ingredients are worth it – the quality of the dishes are not.
4. Clean the freakin' bathroom. Take 10 minutes and finish scraping the giant sticker off the very expensive tile above the sink. P.S. – Dried urine is icky. Even things that LOOK like dried urine are icky. It's the stall all the way to the left.
5. Fix the floor. (Or at least warn people with two preschoolers before one of them takes a tumble.)
In the end, who owns it, who the chef is or who might be telling the world you're closed means nothing if your food isn't up to snuff. The sad thing about gossip is that there is often a grain of truth in it. This is a restaurant in transition no matter how you slice it. Loyal fans should support it with their business and their constructive criticism. I'm always rooting for the local folks. I hope they get their act together before we see that "Closed" sign up again in the very near future.
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The State Land Board has no public land. But, the State Land Board leases approximately 540,000 acres to the Division of Wildlife for wildlife-related recreation. In several cases, the tracts provide or improve access to adjacent state wildlife areas, BLM, or U.S. Forest property. A list of the counties and acres leased to the Division of Wildlife can be found in the 2008 Colorado State Trust Lands brochure. The brochures are available at State Land Board offices or online at: http://www.wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonlyres/92E6A12D-921E-4824-A2D5-E82659410103/0/statetrustlands.pdf
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Call the District Office with the Legal Description (Section, Township and Range) or search by legal description using the public computer in the Main Office in Denver during office hours.
I want to purchase State Trust Land. What is available? top
Contact the District Office for the area you are interested in.
I want to lease State Trust Land. What is available? top
Contact the District Office for the area you are interested in. In addition, expiring lease reports are sent to the local county offices and posted on the State Land Board website on a quarterly basis: http://trustlands.state.co.us/Sections/FieldOperations/Pages/FieldOperations.aspx
I am interested in bidding on State Trust Land that is currently leased to another person. What is involved? top
First, find out when the lease expires. You can call or visit our offices to obtain this information. Fill out an application and submit your best and highest bid to the appropriate District Office no later than 180 days prior to lease expiration. The District Office will then evaluate each applicant based on stewardship, revenue and stability of the local agricultural community. For more detailed information download the forms from the Field Operations forms page: http://trustlands.state.co.us/Sections/FieldOperations/Pages/Forms.aspx
How do I assign a State Trust agricultural lease and what will it cost? top
Contact the District Office to begin the assignment process. Applicants must comply with established Board Policies concerning agricultural lease assignments. Currently the nonrefundable application fee is $100 and the consideration fee is 50% of the annual rent or 50% of the amount paid for the lease whichever is higher. For example, if the rent is $1,500 per year, you would pay the $100 application fee plus the $750 consideration fee (based on rent) which totals $850. Applications are available at State Land Board offices or for download from the Field Operations forms page: http://trustlands.state.co.us/Sections/FieldOperations/Pages/Forms.aspx
How do I get a copy of a State Trust Lease? top
Contact the District Office or come into the Main Office at: 1127 Sherman Street, Room 300, Denver, CO 80203
Please explain the methodology for Grazing rate increases. top
The Board learns how much private lease rates have changed using results from a statewide survey of private grazing lease rates conducted by the USDA/Colorado Agricultural Statistics Service (CASS). This survey is usually conducted every three years. The most recent survey was completed during 2007. Using this data, the Board may adjust rates to reflect the changes in private rates. Currently, the Land Board rates are approximately 65% of private rates, recognizing that many of the improvements on the state land may be owned and maintained by the lessee.
How are Dry Crop rents calculated? top
Rent on leases with dry crop production is adjusted annually, reflecting the average county wheat production during the past ten years. The Board's intent is to keep dry crop rental rates in line with private lease rates.
Explain common leasehold relationship. top
Each one will require different actions upon the death of a lessee. Following is a brief summary of those actions:
What action is required when a lessee dies? top
Whenever a lessee dies, it is important that the local office of the State Land Board receive notification in a timely manner, per Section 5 B. of the lease. Upon receipt of this notification the staff will work with the family or personal representative (PR) of the deceased as it concerns the leasehold interest of
the deceased. The State Land Board does not have an interest in allowing an Estate to remain as a lessee for an indefinite period and will not renew a lease to an Estate.
Therefore, it is important that the representative of the Estate seek approval from the Board for any action to convey the lease to another party before 240 days prior to expiration. If the lease will expire in less than 240 days, the lease cannot be assigned.
I need to know if you received my check for my State Trust Lease and how much rent, late fees and interest I owe. top
Contact your District Office.
I need help managing the noxious weeds on my state lease. top
Contact your District Office. Cost-share funds may be available. For technical or planning advice, contact your local county weed manager.
What is the process for filing a Colorado Open Records Request? top
Send CORA Request to:
State Board of Land Commissioners
CORA Manager
1127 Sherman Street #300
Denver, CO 80203
How do I file a Quit Claim Deed? top
Contact the County Clerk and Recorder where the property is located.
"No Trespassing" signs are posted on State Trust Land near me, why? Isn't this public land? top
The federal government endowed the State Trust Lands to Colorado in 1876, the year the Centennial State officially joined the union. Because these lands are held in trust, they are virtually private. As such, they are closed to the public. We lease these lands to collect revenues that are earmarked for eight beneficiaries, the largest of which is Colorado's K-12 public school system.
What State Trust Land is available for me to hunt or fish on? top
State Trust Lands are not open to the public. To enter these lands without written permission from the State Land Board is considered trespassing. The Colorado Division of Wildlife leases trust land and makes it available for wildlife related activities. Brochures can be obtained at State Land Board offices or online at: http://wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonlyres/92E6A12D-921E-4824-A2D5-E82659410103/0/statetrustlands.pdf
How do I find out if the property I want to hunt on is State Trust Land? top
You can find this information, including a legal description, in many maps that show land ownership. For example, "The Roads of Colorado" by MAPSCO.
How do I find out who leases the State Trust Land that I want to hunt on? top
Our database is organized by legal description. If you have the legal description, you may call the District Office or access the public computer in the Denver Office. We can help you determine if the property is State Trust Land and leased for private recreation or enrolled in the Public Access Program with the Colorado Division of Wildlife. For more information on the Public Access Program, contact DOW or access their website at: http://wildlife.state.co.us/LandWater/StateTrustLands
Who may hunt on state leases? top
Depends upon the lease type. Some parcels do not allow any type of hunting at all and it may be necessary to check with the SLB main office or District office to clarify:
What is the process to obtain a Private Land Owner hunting license? top
Contact the Colorado Division of Wildlife to get information on Private Land Owner tags and the requirements for obtaining them.

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia University track and field team completed competition at the Ashland Alumni Open and the Penn Relays on Saturday.
Heather Adams led the way with a personal-best throw in the discus. Adams finished second in Heat 2 with a mark of 46.57 meters. Adam's performance on Saturday puts her at No. 2 on WVU's all-time list for discus in program history. Adams also competed in the hammer throw and was the top finisher for WVU with a mark of 52.93 meters.
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Karissa Knabenshue competed in the discus and the shot put for the Mountaineers. Knabenshue placed 10th in Heat 2 of the shot put with a mark of 12.64 meters, while also finishing fifth in Heat 1 of the discus with a throw of 40.13 meters.
Brittney Thomas and Alanna Pritts also saw action on Saturday with Thomas finishing third in Heat 4 of the discus with a mark of 37.65 meters, while Pritts finished second in Heat 3 of the hammer throw with a mar of 39.96 meters.
All-American Kelly Williams also competed this weekend at the Penn Relays. Williams ran unattached in the Olympic Development heat of the women's mile and finished second behind Olympic gold medalist Nancy Langat with a time of 4:38.08.
"We are very pleased with the way Kelly ran today," Cleary says. "She has picked up right where she left off. She is still so new to the mile that every time that she steps on the line, she learns something new."
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Asylum seeker used cloned bank card in Plymouth
Posted: February 27, 2013|
AN ASYLUM-SEEKER used cloned bank cards to commit a string of frauds across the South West, a court heard.
Mamadou Doumbia, aged 24, bought gift cards, fuel and a laptop computer worth hundreds of pounds, Plymouth Crown Court was told.
Doumbia, of Linden Road, Bristol, admitted three counts of fraud by falsely claiming he had a credit card to pay for goods in Plymouth on July 5 last year. He also pleaded guilty to possession of articles for use in fraud, namely cloned bank cards, on the same day.
Doumbia had earlier admitted to two similar counts of fraud in Taunton on June 25. He asked for two similar offences, in St Blazey near St Austell on June 30, and in Plymouth on July 5, to be taken into consideration.
Jason Beal, for the Crown Prosecution Service, said Doumbia and an unknown male used a cloned credit card in the House of Fraser store on July 5 to buy gift cards worth £300 and £400.
He added they then immediately used one of the cards to buy sunglasses worth £180 in the same store. Mr Beal said staff became suspicious and called police, who tracked Doumbia on city centre CCTV and arrested him nearby.
The court heard Doumbia's wallet contained several cloned credit cards.
Nigel Wraith, for Doumbia, said he had not made the cards himself and had been put under pressure by another man to pay off some debts. He added Doumbia, who used to live in Torquay, had come from his native Ivory Coast in 2004.
Mr Wraith said he had worked in the past as a personal fitness trainer but at the time of the offences had no money to survive. The court heard he was now living in a hostel and being paid an allowance as he awaited the outcome of his asylum claim.
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The Powder Magazine isn't Charleston's oldest building, but its completion date of 1713 is well documented, and it has changed relatively little over time. The Lowcountry's oldest surviving building is subject to debate. Old records often are vague, incomplete or missing. Buildings often change over time and no longer look like they once did. Do ruins count? Here are some contenders:
The "Pink House" at 17 Chalmers St. certainly looks old, with its simple, 2½-story Bermuda Stone design. It also was built about 300 years ago.
The Col. William Rhett House at 54 Hasell St. was built around 1712-1728, but altered a few generations later.
Medway — This Berkeley County plantation house, privately owned, was built around 1686, only 16 years after the Carolina colony was founded. When it went on the National Register in 1970, it was considered South Carolina's oldest house on record.
Middleburg Plantation — This two-story frame Berkeley County plantation house also is among the oldest survivors. It was built around 1699, according to the National Register of Historic Places.
The John Lining house at 106 Broad St. lays claim to being the oldest frame structure in Charleston, according to Jonathan Poston's "The Buildings of Charleston." Its earliest portion may date back to before 1715, but after additions and renovations, it's unclear how much original material survives.
Biggin Church — This Berkeley County church was established in 1706, and its building was believed to be completed around 1711. Today, it's a set of ruins.
St. Andrews Church — The present church dates from 1764, but the first church was built here in 1708, enlarged in 1733 and then burned.
Shell rings — European colonists' buildings are all newbies compared to the approximately 20 surviving shell rings Native Americans created along South Carolina's coast more 3,000-4,000 years ago.
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County bans certain types of fireworks
Valencia County Commissioners approved a proclamation Wednesday restricting the sale and use of fireworks in the unincorporated areas of the county.
The vote was taken after determining high fire dangers posed an emergency situation.
The commission scheduled an emergency meeting less than 24 hours after receiving an email from Gov. Susana Martinez urging communities to ban the use of fireworks due to high fire dangers throughout the state.
Martinez asked municipalities and counties to hold an emergency meeting for this action no later than Wednesday.
"This is a safety issue that we have to take very seriously," said Commission Chairman Donald Holliday.
The National Weather Service indicates the county is headed toward extreme drought conditions unless weather patterns bring moisture to the area, said Valencia County Fire Chief Charles Eaton.
"We are going to be in extreme weather conditions, which warrants immediate action," Eaton said.
Drought conditions, high winds and warm weather are contributing to the active fire season, Martinez said in the email.
Fire dangers are highlighted by the two large fires, sparked by lightning, firefighters continue to battle, including the largest wildfire in New Mexico state history, the Whitewater-Baldy Complex Fire in the Gila Wilderness, and Little Bear Fire in the White Mountain Wilderness near Ruidoso.
"If we can prevent the start of even one of these human-caused fires, we will help save lives and property," Martinez said.
Timing for this resolution is key, since it must be implemented 20 days before the Fourth of July holiday, which was Thursday, said county attorney David Pato at the meeting.
"That's why timing is so critical," Pato said.
Fireworks spark a "substantial amount" of fires every year, Eaton said. Last year, the county extinguished 12 such confirmed cases.
The proclamation, effective immediately, will remain in effect for 30 days and could be reinstated for an additional 30 days if the commission sees fit.
The proclamation bans the sale or use of aerial and ground audible devices and display fireworks. Display fireworks are defined in the proclamation as devices aimed for commercial displays to create visible or audible effects through combustion, deflagration, or burning quickly before releasing sparks, or detonation.
These fireworks include firecrackers holding more than 130 milligrams of explosive material, aerial shells with more than 40 grams of chemical materials intended for lift charge and any other items exceeding the limits for allowable fireworks.
Violators could face a misdemeanor charge and fine of no more than $300 and/or up to 90 days in jail.
Fireworks allowed to be sold and used, on paved or barren areas with a "readily accessible source of water," are cone fountains, crackling devices, cylindrical fountains, flitter sparklers, ground spinners, illuminating torches, toy smoke devices, wheels and mines fireworks.
Although there are no vendors with permits to sell fireworks in the unincorporated areas of the county, Eaton said there were eight locations in Los Lunas, four in Belen and three in Peralta.
However, residents are encouraged to attend professional firework displays, Eaton said.
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If possible, please call us in advance of your arrival to advise us of the nature of the emergency. We will be happy to provide next to Frazee Paints. SAN DIEGO,CA 621 W. Fallbrook Ave. newsletter cros encountered in veterinary medicine today, - Dropping food ! puzzle contest PAID Dr. Sharon Johnston affecting 9 out of 10 pets. Unfortunately you with advice on the proper transport of your pet to our facility. U.S. POSTAGE PRSRT STD Dr. Lee-Ann DuMars it is also the most under-treated disease. Brushing Your Pet's Teeth Why Professional Dental Cleaning Needs To Be Performed Under Anesthesia Rehab Round-up "MacKenzie's Moment" - by Kathleen Curtis, B.Sc.P.T., Ph.D. - Canine Rehabilitation Consultant A veterinary dental exam and performed MacKenzie, an active 3-year old black cleaning differs significantly only if lab, looked out from her spot in the This time, they were taking no chances. the pet is hospital kennel in late February and MacKenzie was going to stay at Pet from dental brushing of- anesthe- barked excitedly as she saw her own- Medical Center for her recuperation fered by a groomer or home tized. ers approaching. She had already been and rehabilitation. She soon became dental care program. It is a at Pet Medical Center for a few weeks a part of the busy medical center, multi-step process which, to and was used to the daily routine. Her greeting staff and other patients en- 4. Loose, owner took her for a quick stop out- thusiastically from her quarters in the when she heard the news. She would be accomplished properly and infected or side and then paused to talk with me surgical recovery center. Although the be on television, walking in the tread- Brushing your pet's thoroughly, must be performed while your pet is under anes- damaged teeth, and oral cavity growths, are removed. This can only be performed while the pet about MacKenzie's progress in rehab. location offered her some solace and quiet time, MacKenzie rarely felt like mill and then receiving a massage. Sunday teeth is easy, thesia. She related the history…. This had relaxing. She anxiously awaited the The next day, the television camera crew and once familiar with the activity, Six steps are performed with every is anesthetized. been a rough few months for "Kenzie." It started in November with walking start of each day and actively watched all the movement around her, adding set up for the shot. MacKenzie had just finished her morning session. It October 1st he will look forward to it. dental procedure at our hospital, 5. Polishing teeth is more than a was a perfect time. She lay down on the 11am - 4pm desirable cosmetic procedure. problems she noticed in her left rear her commentary spontaneously to ac- with the pet anesthetized: limb, attributed to a subluxing patella. company the ongoing clinic activities. carpet, stretched out and smiled, while Teeth cleaned with high speed For the first few days, simply Although MacKenzie didn't know what I began a slow massage over one of her Pet Fair & dental instruments or sharp 1. The veterinarian performs a was wrong, she just knew that it hurt MacKenzie started her rehabilitation a incision sites. If she could have ordered hold your pet as you normally hand tools cause abrasions on thorough oral (mouth) exam. to stand, walk and run on her left leg. few days after her surgery and received the seaweed wrap or aromatherapy, she the tooth surface, which can ac- do when petting him. For a To accurately identify and tually accelerate the accumula- Help arrived shortly, however. MacK- treatment daily, doing exercises, stretch- would have. For the first time, while the evaluate diseased teeth and minute or two, gently stroke determine proper treatment, tion of tartar. Polishing retards enzie was seen at our office by Dr. Peter ing, walking on the underwater treadmill cameras rolled, she took a deep breath Open House tartar accumulation by creating Walsh, board-certified and relaxed…a very unMacKenzie-like the outside of his cheecks with a smooth, veterinary surgeon, moment! The footage made it into the your finger and praise him. clean surface who quickly diag- story and aired that night. MacKenzie and also nosed MacKenzie's was a charmer and we were all charmed. As your pet becomes more leaves the problem and planned teeth "bright surgery for a few A month later, she was overjoyed to comfortable with this activity, ! g You r Pet and white." days after Thanksgiv- finally go home… Of course, she's place a small amount of dentifrice B r in ing. The approach been back to visit. The last time I (veterinary toothpaste) on your it is necessary to probe hard to 6. The last involved making a larger groove for and practicing moving from sitting to saw her, she was wagging, wiggling, Mar vel at the reach difficult areas with sharp step involves application of a standing. She had always loved water fingers and let him sample the flavor. tools. This procedure is difficult fluoride treatment to the teeth the kneecap on the femur, the long and took special pleasure in soaking walking, jumping and just being…. worlds biggest flea thigh bone, which would prevent herself! I'm glad we could help her G I VEAWAY S! Soon, he will consider it a treat. and very limited to perform to make them stronger and a future problems. When MacKenzie the canine rehab staff by splashing with return to her wonderful black lab life. Pet Fashion Show hosted FREE while the pet is conscious. barrier sealant to limit tartar her front paws in the treadmill. It was woke up after her November surgery, and plaque buildup. hard to stay dry when MacKenzie was Next, introduce your pet to an 2. Dental buildup is quickly she was raring to go. She went home around. Her injured knee felt a bit swol- Pet Medical Rehab Center & Spa by Mike Scott of Ch 47. and recovered nicely for two months. animal toothbrush or fingerbrush. removed with high-speed dental len and stiff at first but soon loosened up Dress up your pet! instruments on the inside and As you can see from the foregoing, with her rehab routine. She made good Pet Medical Center and Spa is leading Gently raise his upper lip and only 20% of the procedures neces- Her owner continued the story while place the brush against an upper outside of all teeth. Sharp hand sary for a thorough dental treatment MacKenzie listened, "Then we were progress and everyone praised her for her Central California in offering compre- Live remote with i q ue – tools can be used only on the great work. And sometimes, when she Pet B ou tretail a re a outside with her at the end of January. hensive canine rehabilitation services tooth and adjoining gumline. outside surfaces of "anesthetic can be performed without anesthe- tizing the pet. Kenzie was outside playing with our was really good, she received treats too. Jack FM with prize free" patients, which takes for pets recovering from surgery, injury, d e an expand giveaways! much longer. other dogs and we were watching her. I illness and deconditioning to improve niq ue pet Gradually increase the number About the time that MacKenzie was o ffer ing u Other problems associated with heard her yelp, I turned around and she mobility, manage pain, improve strength ase feeling comfortable with her daily e m s . P le of teeth you brush each day, dental cleaning without anesthesia was limping again." Shortly afterwards, 3. Root planing removes dental activities, Zara Arboleda, anchor of and restore function. Services include rela ted it Pet agility demos, pet sp a ce f o r buildup and pockets of infec- include use of restraints on the pet the verdict was in; MacKenzie, in an check t his but go slowly and not beyond the KGPE CBS News47 Team called in order to perform the procedures, instant, had fractured her tibia, possi- four levels of care, including weight loss, tricks, hospital tours, g ift f o r tion under the gums—the t h a t ne x t your pet's comfort level. Build mental/behavioral damage to the and explained that she was doing a leading causes of gum reces- bly by the stress of being jumped on by wellness and conditioning, a comprehen- r. o r pet love food vendors and much, pet from experiencing the whole story on special services for dogs. Zara y o u r p et up to approximately 30 seconds sion, tooth loss, organ disease one of her too active canine playmates. interviewed Dr. DuMars about doggy sive arthritis care program and intensive, procedure and the necessity of more of brushing per side. from shedding bacteria. This is the most important part of a frequent dental cleanings each year It was a spiral fracture, requiring inter- nal fixation to be stabilized. So, for the day care services and sought out a dog individualized rehabilitation services. much more! dental procedure and can be due to inadequate cleaning. that could be highlighted in the fea- second time in several months, MacK- enzie again had surgery on the same leg. ture story. MacKenzie seemed to beam "It's the pet event of the year" – Scott O'Brien, Dog-About Town
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But to the SAD community, CICO is the philosophy with a very clear and simple meaning. It's also the philosophy that makes people fat and sick and frustrated, like Kelly Korg. I'm just hoping there's some other name out there for all the n=1's so we can avoid using CICO. I like the "fat grams in minus fat grams out for people who are already fat-adapted." But you can't fit that on a bumper sticker. Maybe "Primal with extra carbs" or something like that.
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Mia King
April 4, 2014
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.—The No. 2 Georgia women's tennis team continued its winning ways Friday, beating No. 47 Arkansas 4-0 at the Billingsley Tennis Center. With the win, the Bulldogs improve to 16-3 overall and 9-1 in conference action to remain one of three teams in the SEC with just one loss.
"I thought today was a good match," said head coach Jeff Wallace. "Our team stepped up and did a great job, especially with [Lauren Herring] not out there. It's always good to get an SEC road win and we're looking forward to LSU on Sunday."
Georgia outdid Arkansas for the doubles point and then won three singles matches to capture its fourth shutout in its last five matches.
In doubles, Georgia's duo of Mia King and Maho Kowase beat Arkansas' Sarah McLean and Shannon Hudson 8-4. Shortly after, the No. 25 pair of Kate Fuller and Silvia Garcia clinched the doubles point with an 8-5 win over Kimberley-Ann Surin and Brittany Huxley.
In singles, Mia King started the scoring with a 6-3, 6-1 win over Arkansas' Brittany Huxley. Later, Fuller picked up her fourth win in a row and gave the Bulldogs a 3-0 lead when she beat Sasha Shkorupeieva, 6-4, 6-2. Maho Kowase, ranked No. 21 in the country, clinched the Bulldog win with a 6-4, 6-1 victory over the Razorbacks' Yang Pang. It was Kowase's third match clincher of the season. The remaining matches were suspended after the match was clinched.
Arkansas, which beat Louisiana Tech Friday morning, falls to 13-12 overall and 2-9 in conference action.
Georgia will travel to Baton Rouge, La. to square of with LSU on Sunday at 12 p.m. ET. Live scoring will be available on Georgiadogs.com.
No. 2 Georgia def. No. 47 Arkansas, 4-0
Singles Results
1) Shannon Hudson (ARK) led No. 19 Silvia Garcia (UGA) 6-5 unf.
2) No. 21 Maho Kowase (UGA) def. Yang Pang (ARK) 6-4, 6-1
3) Sarah McLean (ARK) led No. 63 Lilly Kimbell (UGA) 6-2, 4-4
4) Kate Fuller (UGA) def. Oleksandra Shkorupeieva (ARK) 6-4, 6-2
5) Caroline Brinson (UGA) led Kimberley - Ann Surin (ARK) 6-4, 1-4
6) Mia King (UGA) def. Brittany Huxley (ARK) 6-3, 6-1
Doubles Results
1) No. 25 Fuller/Garcia (UGA) def. Surin/Huxley (ARK) 8-5
2) Pang/Shkorupeieva (ARK) vs. No. 68 Kimbell/Brinson (UGA) 6-6 unf.
3) King/Kowase (UGA) def. McLean/Hudson (ARK) 8-4
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Worcester, MA (SportsNetwork.com) - Malcolm Miller scored 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the third-seeded Holy Cross Crusaders over the Lehigh Mountain Hawks, 54-48, in the quarterfinal round of the Patriot League Tournament at the Hart Center.
Dave Dudzinski added 12 points and Anthony Thompson dished out nine assists for the Crusaders (19-12), who advance to the semifinals Saturday night, where they will travel to Washington D.C. to take on second-seeded American.
For the Mountain Hawks (14-18), Mackey McKnight paced the team with 18 points and eight rebounds.
Holy Cross shot 42.3 percent from the field to start the game, including 4- of-9 from 3-point range, as the Crusaders took a 28-24 lead into the break. Lehigh struggled from the field in the first half, making just 29.4 percent of its field goal tries, including a mere 2-of-11 from beyond the arc.
After intermission, both squads struggled from the floor. The Crusaders shot 38.5 percent and made 2-of-8 from the perimeter. The Mountain Hawks made only 35.7 percent of their shots, missing all but one of their 10 tries from 3- point range. The Mountain Hawks trimmed a 12-point second-half deficit down to two, 50-48, in the final minute, but Lehigh couldn't score the rest of the way as the Crusaders held on for the victory.
The Crusaders finished the game with an 18-9 scoring advantage from 3-point distance. The Mountain Hawks did outrebound the Crusaders, 40-34.
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1. true - noun
· proper alignment; the property possessed by something that is in correct or proper alignment; "out of true"
Hypernym(s): alignment
2. true - verb
· make level, square, balanced, or concentric; "true up the cylinder of an engine"
Synonym(s): true_up
Hypernym(s): align, aline, line_up, adjust
3. true - adjective
· consistent with fact or reality; not false; "the story is true"; "it is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatever for supposing it true"- B. Russell; "the true meaning of the statement"
Antonym(s): false
4. true - adjective
· accurately placed or thrown; "his aim was true"; "he was dead on target"
Synonym(s): dead_on_target
5. true - adjective
· devoted (sometimes fanatically) to a cause or concept or truth; "true believers bonded together against all who disagreed with them"
6. true - adjective
· expressing or given to expressing the truth; "a true statement"; "gave truthful testimony"; "a truthful person"
Synonym(s): truthful
7. true - adjective
· conforming to definitive criteria; "the horseshoe crab is not a true crab"; "Pythagoras was the first true mathematician"
8. true - adjective
· worthy of being depended on; "a dependable worker"; "an honest working stiff"; "a reliable source of information"; "he was true to his word"; "I would be true for there are those who trust me"
Synonym(s): dependable, honest, reliable
9. true - adjective
· not pretended; sincerely felt or expressed; "genuine emotion"; "her interest in people was unfeigned"; "true grief"
Synonym(s): genuine, unfeigned
10. true - adjective
· rightly so called; "true courage"; "a spirit which true men have always admired"; "a true friend"
11. true - adjective
· determined with reference to the earth's axis rather than the magnetic poles; "true north is geographic north"
12. true - adjective
· having a legally established claim; "the legitimate heir"; "the true and lawful king"
13. true - adjective
· in tune; accurate in pitch; "a true note"
Synonym(s): on-key
14. true - adjective
· accurately fitted; level; "the window frame isn't quite true"
Synonym(s): straight
15. true - adverb
· as acknowledged; "true, she is the smartest in her class"
Synonym(s): admittedly, avowedly, confessedly
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I want to thank Tommy Braswell for his excellent article about the Summerville Saltwater Anglers' trash pick-up along three miles of the upper Ashley River.
Club president David Fladd said that there are probably several more truckloads of trash in the river, and that members could have spent all day picking it up. He said that if a source way up river is washing trash in, we need to stop it.
Yes, we do. And the sources are easy to see: the roadside ditches and creeks in Summerville and down through North Charleston and Charleston that dump pounds of trash into the river. Saw Mill Branch is but a small illustration to be multiplied by hundreds.
Fortunately, thanks to the leadership of Mayor Bill Collins of Summerville and the support of the town council and civic leaders, the town has engaged in production of a master plan that, among other things, identifies the Ashley River and its feeder creeks like the Saw Mill Branch as "green necklaces" to be preserved and enhanced for the region's future.
The question is: how will this happen? It won't, unless two things occur:
1) We citizens take personal responsibility and realize that when we throw litter out the car window, it ends up in ditches and creeks, and eventually in our rivers.
2) We improve our private-public partnerships in design and engineering so that stormwater and random pollution are much better managed from the outset.
As executive director of Drayton Hall and as a boater on the Ashley, I see what the Summerville Anglers saw in the Ashley River as it flows past us or is deposited in our marsh.
If we are to return the Ashley to being a healthy and fishable river, or a "green necklace," we have to find solutions that engage us all. Summerville's master plan, which highlights enhancement of this state scenic river, is a step in the right direction.
George W. McDaniel
Drayton Hall
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What is an Internship?
A digital media and communication internship is a unique opportunity to gain practical, hands-on work experience in a professional environment. It allows you to take what you've learned in the classroom and apply it to a real-work setting.
Internships take place during the fall, spring or summer semesters and you'll receive academic credit for your efforts. This is your chance to make contributions to an organization and to demonstrate your potential value as a full-time employee after graduation.
Benefits of Doing an Internship
A digital media and communication internship provides you with the opportunity to:
- Gain valuable work experience in communications before graduating.
- Check out your interest in the field.
- Clarify your interests, and strengths and weaknesses that need to be worked on.
- Find out about additional job possibilities.
- Develop your intellectual, problem-solving and leadership skills.
- Gain relevant experience and skills, giving you greater potential to be hired by the organization where you intern.
- Network with professionals in the communications field.
- Gain a sense of self-confidence and professionalism.
- Bring classroom learning to life.
- Increase your job marketability in the communications field.
- Narrow your focus and clarify your career goals.
Internship Forms
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Midterm Professional Evaluation Report
Final Professional Evaluation Report
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Who to Contact
To find our more about internship requirements and organizations offering internships in communications, contact:
Prof. Christopher R. Gallant
Digital Media and Communication Internship Coordinator
(716) 926-8896
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I'm on a tight deadline to turn in the last chapters of my book. Would you like to know what it's like in my head during this process?
I've been imagining a montage of me typing away furiously, scribbling notes, mixing drinks, tasting a bad one and looking discouraged, then tasting a good one and triumphantly jumping and freezing mid-air. Naturally, accompanying this montage is a song (I think) was written expressly for use in montages. "You're the Best" by Joe Esposito. Once I'm done with my work, I may film this montage sequence to promote the book. I do not actually think I am THE best (around), but it is true that nothing's gonna ever keep me down.


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To the Times of Ti:
I recently attended a funeral of a World War II Navy Veteran, before lowering him into the ground I turned around and noticed that the flag at the Alexandria Avenue Catholic Cemetery was not at half mast.
The United States of America would not be what it is today without our veterans starting with the ones from the revolutionary war. I think it appropriate and respectful for any veteran being laid to rest in any Ticonderoga Cemetery to have the cemetery's flag at half mast. God Bless America.
Albert Powvorznik
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The Social Media Integration Conference (SMIATL) attracts hundreds of marketing professionals with diverse backgrounds in digital, interactive, public relations, advertising, sales and customer service. As the only annual conference focused exclusively on the topic of integrating social media across platforms and business functions, the event offers a variety of opportunities for networking – attendees will rub elbows with some of the top minds in social media.
But with so many social media events out there, how do you know if this is one you should attend? Check out our "What You Need to Know" post, and read on for answers to some common questions about who should attend:
Q: Can I hop around among the beginner, intermediate and advanced sessions?
A: Absolutely. Most of us are more knowledgeable on some topics than on others – the schedule has been designed with this in mind.
Q: I know I need to learn more about social media, but I'm such a beginner most events are over my head. If I come to SMIATL, will I be lost?
A: We've put effort into making sure there is plenty of content for true beginners. In particular, you'll want to check out the Beginner Bootcamp on Friday afternoon, which is designed to give newbies the on-ramp they need to really understand and use social media.
Q: I'm often bored at social media conferences because I'm an advanced user.
A: Because SMIATL focuses exclusively on the topic of social media integration, you won't hear the same old presentations that populate other social media conferences. We've also ensured there are high-quality sessions solely for advanced professionals, really digging deep into case studies, tools, and tactics relating to social media integration.
Q: Is this an Atlanta-only event?
A: Not at all. Attendees from throughout the southeast region and across the country have already signed up. We have a special rate of just $114 for the conference hotel – see the Travel Info page for more.
Q: At $160 the cost is unusually low for a full conference – does this mean the quality will be too?
A: We know the price is deceiving! Because SMIATL takes place in the academic setting of Kennesaw State University, our speakers have agreed to help us make this conference as affordable as possible for attendees.
Come see speakers who often charge twice our conference fee just for a one hour seminar! Bring your questions, and leave with actionable advice you can use immediately. Register for SMIATL 2011 today.
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Somebody get me rewrite!
By Denis Storey
So now the states have a little more breathing room.
At least that's what all the news reports seem to indicate. But it's"fixes" like these that have plagued this legislation since its hurried passage in the dead of night early last year.
While the minimum standards for the state-based exchanges remain in place, the states have rightfully regained some measure of control over the process as a whole, and most specifically, defining the roles agents and broke will play in the news exchanges.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not raining gloom and doom on the exchanges per se (the jury's still out on that). But I am still annoyed that "little" decisions such as these couldn't have been worked out, oh, I don't know, when drafting the Patient Protections and Affordable Care Act to begin with? So much of this legislation, which Congress actually voted on and passed, was just penciled in with more blanks than one of those old Mad Libs books.
Forget what you do or don't agree with in this sweeping piece of social engineering, was there even enough material in there to begin with for any to fight over in the first place?
And, now, we have Democrats offering up employer-paid benefits tax breaks as another sacrificial lamb in the tax debate while the Republicans continue negotiating like a baseball agent, turning down everything on the table.
Can we go back to the halcyon days of the Clinton years, when the economy was booming, we had enough revenue to pay the bills and health reform got laughed off the Hill?


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USU Annual Advisor Conferences
University Advising provides an Annual Advisor Conference on campus that is also broadcast to remote RCDE sites. The conference addresses current topics related to advisor issues, interests, available tools and techniques, latest developments in student policies and procedures, majors and programs, etc.
Each year (effective 2012) the available presentations and addresses are made accessible for easy reference and review.
2014 Conference
- Conference Schedule
- Keynote Speaker
- Marvin Roberts, Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement and Diversity – "Do You Know Me?"
- Workshop Session I
- Student GPS: Navigating Successfully from Orientation to Graduation – Su Lin Nelson, Learning Specialist, Dennis Kohler, Director, Academic Resource Center
- Looking Through the Cultural Lens of International Students – Nancy Hyde, Program Coordinator for International Admissions, Office of Global Engagement, Rob Llewellyn, Immigration Advisor, Office of Global Engagement, LJ Flores, Staff Assistant, Office of Global Engagement
- USU Student Services Networking Panel – Moderator: Bryan Olsen, Academic Advisor, University Advising
- Workshop Session II
- Regional Campuses 101 – Moderator: Jessica Olson, Advisor Coordinator, Regional Campuses & Distance Education
- Seeing People, Hearing Their Voices – Rachel Brighton, Nontraditional Program Director, Access & Diversity Center
- Uncharted Territory: Navigating Your Start as a Presenter or Publisher in Academic Advising – Taylor Adams, Academic Advisor, College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences
- Workshop Session III
- Student Rapport: It's What You Do That Counts – Kaylee Roholt, Academic Advisor, ASTE
- Transgender: Beyond Identity – Reid Furniss, Academic Advisor, College of Humanities and Social Science Advising Office Melanie Bowen, Registrar's Office
- Effective Use of E-mail to Serve Students and Save You Time – Tressa Haderlie, Academic Advisor, Psychology Department, Becca Bowman, Academic Advisor, Psychology Department
2013 Conference
- Keynote Speaker
- Dennis Kohler, Director, Academic Resource Center – "Cultivating the Good Idea: A Small-Step Approach to Making Big Impacts"
- Workshop Session I
- Su Lin Nelson – Strength to Succeed, (PowerPoint), (Acrobat pdf).
- Nancy Hyde – Understanding the International Students We Advise
- Mykel Beorchia – The RTI Model: Using Data to Advise all Students
- Workshop Session II
- Norm Jones – A Degree is More than a Major: Explaining USU's Degree Profile (PowerPoint), (Acrobat pdf).
- Lauri Merrill, Susan Williams – Expanding the Introvert, Directing the Extrovert (PowerPoint), (Acrobat pdf).
- Bryan Olsen – Discussion Panel: Interacting with a Diverse Student Population
- Workshop Session III
- Niki Weight – I Have an App for That: Sharing iPad Apps that Work Well for Advising
- Taylor Adam – Networking Session: Canvas
2012 Conference
- General Morning Session
- Derek Jack - "Focus" on Reality
- Workshop Session I
- John Mortensen - Working With and Retaining Millennials, Otherwise Known as Generation Me
- Taylor Adams, Shane Thomas - Canvas As an Advising Tool
- Danielle Stimpson, Nicole Vouvalis - Helping Students Reach Higher by Recognizing Our Own Reality
- General Afternoon Session
- Matthew Sanders - Becoming a Learner: Realizing the Opportunity of Education
- Workshop Session II
- Debbie Waite - Not Everyone Gets a Trophy
- Roland Squire, Melanie Bowen - Tuition Surcharge for Excessive Credits; Fact or Fiction
- Lisa Allen, Tami Spackman - Achieving Student and Advisor Success Through Appreciative Advising
- Workshop Session III
- Niki Weight, Taylor Adams - Perspectives from a Generation Me Advisor
- Krystin Deschamps - Cheating, Fighting, and Entitlement - Oh My! How to Teach Reality While Encouraging Success
- Jessica Olson, Deborah Reece - Advising Resources To Evaluate Reality and Encourage Success


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What are these ??
Check out this pic...
I don't get where these other wireless networks are coming from. I live in a single family home with a good distance between houses. How far can my laptop pick up other connections??
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maybe theirs underground aliens that have wireless lol
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I knew it!!! I'm doomed...
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Seriously Is this some kind of bug? And there all 5 letters :eek:
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They're all low signal, so it could be other people's connections. They look like they were installed by a company, hence the reason why they have apparently gibberish names.
I have found that many routers installed by the ISP have names that end with the last 5 digits of the WEP key. That makes guessing it easier :lol:
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What ViN said, or some ISPs blanket the area with Wireless, and use their own software to pick up the best connection, but WEP key is probably the best answer, it's unique and easy, highly unsecured, but easy.
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Huh... didn't know that, thanks!
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FreeBSD and Microsoft Windows Server Hyper-V support
FreeBSD Integration Services for Hyper-V
Hyper-V supports both emulated and Hyper-V-specific devices for FreeBSD virtual machines. When running with emulated devices, no additional software is required to be installed on a FreeBSD virtual machine. However emulated devices do not provide high performance and cannot leverage the rich virtual machine management infrastructure that the Hyper-V technology offers. In order to make full use of all benefits that Hyper-V provides, it is best to use Hyper-V-specific devices for FreeBSD. The collection of drivers that are required to run Hyper-V-specific devices are known as BSD Integration Services (BIS).
For older FreeBSD releases, Microsoft provides integration services as installable ports that can be downloaded from the following GitHub repository:
Starting FreeBSD 10.0, most Hyper-V integration services will be installed as part of creating a FreeBSD virtual machine on Hyper-V and no separate ports will be required.
Hyper-V Integration Services
As of FreeBSD 10.0, Hyper-V integration services provide the following functionality:
- Support for integrated shutdown from Hyper-V console.
- Support for keeping time synchronized between FreeBSD guest and Hyper-V host.
- Support for Hyper-V specific IDE and SCSI storage devices.
- Support for Hyper-V specific network adapter.
- Live migration with and without static IP migration. Note that to enable static IP migration, administrators will need to include the KVP driver and daemon available in FreeBSD 10.0 ports for Hyper-V.
Instructions to install FreeBSD 10.0 ports for Hyper-V are available here:
Known issues and workaround
- 1) Hyper-V integration services are not activated in i386 release of FreeBSD 10.0 - Due to an oversight during the development process, Hyper-V integration services will not get activated by default while creating an i386 FreeBSD virtual machine. To activate the drivers please execute the following steps:
- Modify or create loader.conf by using the following commands in a FreeBSD shell window:
echo "# Loader labels for Hyper-V drivers -do not modify" >> /boot/loader.conf echo "hv_vmbus_load=\"YES\"" >> /boot/loader.conf echo "hv_utils_load=\"YES\"" >> /boot/loader.conf echo "hv_storvsc_load=\"YES\"" >> /boot/loader.conf echo "hv_netvsc_load=\"YES\"" >> /boot/loader.conf echo "hv_ata_pci_disengage_load=\"YES\"" >> /boot/loader.conf
- Add UUIDs for all devices listed in fstab. The UUIDs need to be added because the device names may change once the Hyper-V storage integration service is installed on FreeBSD. Once the device names change, corresponding entries in the fstab get invalidated. The integrity of the fstab can be maintained by replacing the device names by UUIDs. The following steps outline this procedure. Please bear extreme precaution while performing these steps. You are strongly recommended to make a backup copy of your fstab before proceeding.
- Check fstab contents
# cat /etc/fstab # Device Mountpoint FStype Options Dump Pass# /dev/ada0p2 / ufs rw 1 1 /dev/ada0p3 none swap sw 0 0If fstab does not contain the UUIDs for every device already then note down the device names. In the above example we observe that the root device name is **ada0p2** and the swap device name is **ada0p3**.
- Identify the UUIDs for freebsd-ufs and freebsd-swap using the "gpart list" command
# gpart list | grep -A 11 'ada0p2\|ada0p3' | grep 'rawuuid\|type\|Name' Name: ada0p2 rawuuid: d1241bc9-1b9e-11e3-8dae-00155ddc3f35 rawtype: 516e7cb6-6ecf-11d6-8ff8-00022d09712b type: freebsd-ufs Name: ada0p3 rawuuid: d126e943-1b9e-11e3-8dae-00155ddc3f35 rawtype: 516e7cb5-6ecf-11d6-8ff8-00022d09712b type: freebsd-swapAs can be observed, the UUID (rawuuid) for **ada0p2** is **d1241bc9-1b9e-11e3-8dae-00155ddc3f35** and the UUID for **ada0p3** is **d126e943-1b9e-11e3-8dae-00155ddc3f35**.
- Replace device names in fstab with the UUIDs identified in step (b) as follows:
# vi /etc/fstab # Device Mountpoint FStype Options Dump Pass# /dev/gptid/d1241bc9-1b9e-11e3-8dae-00155ddc3f35 / ufs rw 1 1 /dev/gptid/d126e943-1b9e-11e3-8dae-00155ddc3f35 none swap sw 0 0
- Check fstab contents
- Modify or create loader.conf by using the following commands in a FreeBSD shell window:
Reboot your system to ensure that the UUIDs are functional. In case you make a mistake, you can restore your fstab by mounting the partition under a different FreeBSD system. Hopefully the backup created before beginning this sequence of steps will help now.
Microsoft announces Hyper-V support for FreeBSD, August 9, 2012
Source code
- Hyper-V drivers are included with FreeBSD 10:
Git repository, http://freebsdonhyper-v.github.com/,
Instructions for building the code via patchset outside of git checkout, by Chris Knight
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Your six-credit co-op(s) are required for graduation. Be sure that you have registered and paid for the course.
Remember, you are a representative of MMA and of your specific department. You are expected to be polite, courteous and respectful at all times, both at the facilities and off-site. Your conduct in the local community may have an impact on your co-op experience. The quality of your performance on the job will contribute to your future as well as to the Academy's ability to secure future co-op positions.
Make arrangements with your supervisor regarding the hours and start/end date for your co-op. You must complete 240 hours (280 for FENG). It is always a good idea to arrive early, not just on time.
Arrange for personal, and college-related, commitments to take place outside of regular working hours. The requirements of your co-op assignment come first. If you must take time off from work for special circumstances, you must contact the MMA Career Services staff before requesting permission from your employer.
If you have military training, MMA athletic team, or pre-orientation obligations, you must notify Career Services and your employer prior to the start of your co-op assignment. If your military reserve unit is activated, contact Career Services and your employer immediately.
Co-op is your opportunity to gain practical professional experience in the field. You will be exposed to diverse situations, and locations, and must be able to interact effectively on both a technical and a social level.
Your performance during your co-op will be a determining factor in how well prepared you are to enter the professional marketplace upon graduation. Keep in mind that your experience may provide you with employment opportunities in the future. It is up to you to ensure your success. Draw upon your workplace and classroom learning to sharpen your professional and academic goals. You are required to work long hours and make a significant contribution to the organization. Do not say "no" when you have the opportunity to do something for your company.
You are expected to become familiar with and strictly adhere to all of the company policies. You must be polite and courteous at all times. The impression you make will prepare the way for your career.
Your supervisor will define your specific duties. Discuss the dress policy prior to your first day. Be sure you understand the Sexual Harassment policy, which is federally mandated.
Be aware of the hazards to which you may be exposed while you are in the facilities. Do not enter restricted areas or perform any operating tasks without appropriate supervision and applicable training. Always wear your personal protective equipment in designated areas. Follow all company safety rules.
Career Services will notify you if the co-op position is unpaid. Otherwise, please confirm your rate prior to your start date.
Career Services will be sending your supervisor an electronic evaluation form of your performance. Please be sure we have your supervisor's contact information. Your supervisor must complete your evaluation prior to your last day. You are responsible for ensuring that the evaluation is completed, as it is part of your grade.
Please keep a daily journal that documents your co-op experience. Include work performed, training received, issues encountered, problem-solving challenges, observations made, etc. See the detailed guidelines for your project on the Career Services web page. There are different guidelines for each department. Your Department Chair can answer any specific questions. Be sure to read the guidelines prior to your co-op experience so that you are prepared to obtain the necessary information while working. Your grade for co-op is based on this project.
Each cadet is required to complete a survey of his/her co-op job to be used in future co-op placement. An electronic link will be sent to you at the end of your co-op placement. Be sure to print a copy for your project before you click submit. This is important information for future students to use as a resource.
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Love them or hate them, employees are vital to the success of any business. Data breach statistics do however suggest that they pose a significant threat to your data security – particularly when sharing sensitive files.
In this live webinar on Thursday May 2nd, 2013 at 10.30AM BST we will be discussing:
How employee file sharing behaviour is putting sensitive business data at risk.
Why employees are using insecure tools such as Dropbox to share sensitive data with trading partners and customers.
The hazards of using consumer grade solutions in a business environment.
How to regain control of your data by bridging the gap between IT security responsibilities and employees needs.