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Does the Home screen need updating in iOS 6? [Poll]
Well, kind of.
iOS 5 definately feels limited and dated, much like BBOS 6 did. Unlike RIM, however, they still have a great ecosystem and solid hardware. Also they don't have hoards of people whose only experience with iOS is a corporate device that is so locked down it barely qualifies as a smartphone.
So Apple has a lot more room for error than RIM ever did, but things can change pretty quickly so they can't remain too arrogant.
I'd like to see lockscreen similar to IntelliScreenX or Lockinfo. This is primary reason I jailbreak. I can't go without one of these programs. So far IntelliScreenX has been the best for my needs. Apple fell short when previewing calendar appointments on lockscreen. Thank God for the jailbreak community. There is defintely room for improvement on the notification screen and themes area. It has taken apple quite sometime just to allow users to customize alerts and such, and the demand was there. Hopefully they keep monitoring the jailbreak tweaks out there and learn from them and quit being so controlling about some of the options users want to have.
I would love to see some improvements to the home screen as well I like the improvements that came with IOS 4-5 but they need to do something different with the home screen but I'm not sure what they can't do that won't get them sued by the competition. If they add widgets here comes Android, if they add something like live tiles here comes Windows, BUT if they change it to much then they will confuse some of the older users who like the simplicity they way the home screen is setup now.
smh I wish there was a way to see the polls from our mobile phones. All it does is come up with a blank screen.
I would love to see Apple implement this functionality - a 4x1 live widget that has four apps as a part of it's live functionality....you can swipe between the four apps to see the live information then tap it to select it. In addition, you can set it up to show all four apps live information and can select it's corresponding 1x1 spot to launch the app.
I think this would be slick. It gives you both choices (live tile and widgets) but it's not locked to one function....it has four that you can toggle between or use together.
To clarify, the 'ability to see all four' was all four at once, where you can tap on the 1x1 spot for that specific app to launch it. So it's either 'swipe to see each separately and tapping to launch that app' or 'tap on the one 1x1 spot to launch that app' when you see all four at once on the 4x1 live tile/widget.
I don't want change for the sake of change, just because what was groundbreaking 5 years ago is now considered "boring." I (try to) rely on my iPhone to function as a PDA in addition to a phone and iPod. In many ways, my old Palm Centro is still a far better PDA because it had a home screen that displayed the next upcoming appointments and due tasks. Apple's Notification Center can't replace this because it's notification-based, not item-based. I don't want or need "widgets." I just want a configurable list of appointments, tasks and unread emails, just like the Centro and other Palm Treo models had. And I don't want to jailbreak (my company won't allow jail breaking on devices that connect to our network) or use an app (which requires an extra tap and won't have native, deep access to calendar/tasks/contact information.) This is not complicated, Apple.
Leave the home screen, add in some subtle goodies but really make visual changes. Like moving wall paper, allowing people to download gifs. Really cut the cord with the music app and allow on device syncing of all music even music from another app. Make the status bar more interesting by showing you it has an alert! Make FaceTime over 3G, allow profiles, Bluetooth support, Bluetooth keyboard better support, landscape home screen, I think apple hates landscape I mean look at their pages app doesn't even have a way to make a document from landscape mode. Phone and SMS blocker
Widgets on lock screen like weather and a rss feed for twitter Facebook and news. I would also like to see live wallpaper without the need for jailbreak.
I'm good with the Home screen as is, but I would be very happy to have the Lock screen with user-tweakable 'Today' settings.
I guess they're all called Widgets these days, but a Today screen has been a feature of devices since original Palm, Mobile Windows and Blackberry days and offers - at a glimpse and without activating the device - such features as calendar events, due tasks, recent emails, etc.
Apple's Notifications simply doesn't cut it.
The homescreen or lockscreen could use some refreshing but is iMore really asking the right question? I'm thinking Apple needs a new UI.
If they eliminate the home button, this forces them to go to another UI. I want to be able to organize apps better, search faster, etc. Swiping pages of apps gets old.
It's about making things fun to use with some eye candy thrown in. WebOS was fun to use in part because you could play around with cards and swoosh them away. The UI was gesture based. It was visual multitasking.
Tapping on a home button isn't fun.
A redesigned UI is defnitely needed. I have owned an iPhone since the 3gS and now have a 4S. I also own an Android phone and have friends with the new Windows phone. These incremental upgrades by Apple are going to make them fall into the same outcome as RIM, as stated by someone earlier. People are going to get tired of the same ol same ol thing. I can customize my Android phone to no end and it fits my life the way I want it. Some people do not like widgets and other offerings by other UI's because they might drain battery. That is no excuse. You have the option to use them or no use them. Apple is supposed to be a revolutionary company. If Motorola was able to fit a 3300 battery into a Razr then why can't Apple top that? Look at some of the things Samsung just announced yesterday. Some of that stuff is cool. Look at the side by side comparisons some sites have shown where they have all the phones on a table side by side. The iPhone looks like a toy compared to the Androids, Windows phones and the new Blackberry. Its time for change or they will lose the battle. I am not an Apple hater. As stated before, I own one and have for a long time. People say that it will screw up the mainstream users. Thats why there is choice. You don't have to update the 4S to the new ios6 and keep it on ios5. You dont have to get the iPhone 5 with a bigger screen. The specs on the 4S are still relevent and should last you a few years. Its about choice and keeping things fresh and beating your competition, while keeping the users needs in mind. Apple should know better. It's like comparing them to the Chicago Cubs. Keep putting the same team on the field and not care cause win or lose they will always pack the stadium.
To be fair, the iPhone has spent most of it's life looking like a toy compared to other smartphones. It's only recently that it has been functional enough to enter the corporate workspace.
This used to work fine for Apple because the consumer market is what drove them. However more and more businesses are allowing people to bring their own mobile device. Apple now needs to keep up in both areas to remain competitive.
Widgets, live wallpaper, and themes. Go!
Don't understand you guys, why don't you stick to Android for your phone needs and Apple for your ipad needs? Get the best of both worlds like me. Android is far superior when it comes to mobile phones. And with the release of S3, there is no reason not to get it.
Multi touch was built into the first iPhone operating system. I don't think "three finger swipe" or "four finger pinch" is going to go over too well on the iPhone; it's too small. You aren't one of those boobs thinking only of the iPad, are you?
There's no option for the current Apple trend: keep improving the UI, adding extra functionality while keeping the underlying basic user-friendliness the same. I can't choose "change it all" because that would be daft. I can't choose "change nothing" because that would require Apple to remain stagnant (a daft idea as well). I can't choose any of the other options since they are too specific. How about "I'll be happy when Apple decides to add something neat?" Oh sweet mercy, I'm a fanboy aren't I?
Which "designed by committee" item were you last satisfied by, though? Public roads? The taxation system? Perhaps patent law (ooh, there's a good one). When there are too many cooks in the kitchen all you get is a mess!


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Blakeney in a new place – Duke is using senior wide receiver Issac Blakeney at an outside receiver position rather than the slot position he's normally occupied.
The idea is to create more opportunities for the 6-6 Blakeney to use his physical tools.
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Blakeney said he plans to take advantage of playing opposite all-ACC receiver Jamison Crowder, who will certainly draw double-teams this season.
Duke has Max McCaffrey, known as the best route-runner on the team, at the inside receiver position.
Deaver out -- Without using the word suspension, Cutcliffe said Monday that redshirt senior tight end Braxton Deaver is not working with the team and hasn't been during the summer.
A starter who was named third-team all-ACC last season, Deaver isn't expected to rejoin the Blue Devils until this Saturday.
"Braxton is not going to join us until Aug. 9 (Saturday)," Cutcliffe said. "He's doing a few things to satisfy me, which I expect to be done in a timely manner. He should be finished with those things and ready to go and in great spirits and attitude by Aug. 9. I'm looking forward to that for him."
Deaver, from Charlotte's Providence High School, started all 14 games for Duke last season. He caught 46 passes for 600 yards and four touchdowns.
In the 52-48 loss to Texas A&M in the Chick-fil-A Bowl, Deaver caught six passes for 116 yards.
Deaver is expected to be part of a core group of experienced returning players on offense that also includes fellow seniors Anthony Boone (quarterback), Jamison Crowder (wide receiver), Issac Blakeney (wide receiver), Josh Snead (running back), Laken Tomlinson (right guard) and Takoby Cofield (left tackle).
Duke held its first team meeting of the new season on Sunday and its first practice Monday night, both without Deaver.
Boone, Deaver's roommate, said Deaver is itching to return.
"He's hungry," Boone said. "He's going to come back ready to work. That's the only mindset that he has. He's ready to come out here and prove to the team that he's ready to play football on Saturdays. That's all he talks about at home is that he's ready to come back and play and he's ready to be around us and play football. That's what we came here to do, on top of school work."
Boone admitted that Deaver's absence does impact team chemistry. During the players only practices over the summer, there were a couple of new concepts worked on.
"Summer work," Boone said. "What you see on Saturdays is built in the summer. That's what he missed."
Also missing … -- Cutcliffe said redshirt sophomore tight end Dan Beilinson and freshman cornerback Johnathan Lloyd are both unavailable for practice due to injuries.
Both players have had surgery and neither is expected to be back on the practice field for a significant period of time, Cutcliffe said.
Kyler Brown, transitioning from linebacker to defensive end, turned an ankle over the summer and is considered limited for practice.
Reeves gets reps -- With Deaver and Beilinson both out, redshirt junior David Reeves is in line for extra work at tight end during the first week of practice.
Reeves started all 13 Duke games in 2012 when Deaver missed the season due to injuries (torn ACL, broken kneecap, fractured thumb).
Reeves played in 14 games as a reserve last season. He caught touchdown passes in Duke's bowl games in each of the last two seasons.
"This is a great opportunity for him, coming off the bowl game (where) he had a great showing," Boone said. "This is the time for him to get his reps. Obviously we know Deaver can do it. He's going to be our guy."
Offensive line status -- Duke returns three starters on its offensive line – center Matt Skura, left tackle Takoby Cofield and right guard Laken Tomlinson.
Lucas Patrick, who started for an injured Perry Simmons at right tackle in the Chick-fil-A Bowl is atop the depth chart at left guard as practice begins.
A position battle is underway at right tackle, where Simmons started 50 consecutive games prior to his injury last December.
Tanner Stone and Casey Blaser, both redshirt sophomores, will vie for the starting job, with redshirt freshman Sterling Korona also in the mix for playing time.
He said it.. --
"It still bothers me. Every time I see Johnny Manziel on television, I think about it. Every time I hear `You played a great game against Texas A&M' I think about it. But it's helped me understand maturing as a quarterback, understanding not having to do too much." – Duke quarterback Anthony Boone, on his two fourth-quarter interceptions – including the pick-six with 3:33 to play that delivered Texas A&M the game's final points – in the 52-48 loss to the Aggies in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.


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In Blacklight Retribution, you take on the role of a soldier of fortune, or mercenary if you will. Your goal in this free-to-play first-person shooter is to make sure that your faction is in control of the streets. Featuring high-quality graphics provided by the Unreal Engine, you will be immersed in this dark world and experience combat first-hand.
You will be taken to a future that is wrought with war and struggle. Blacklight Retribution features many different weapons that are available to you, as well as massive fighting machines, known as Mechs. These powerful robots provide support and firepower for your faction. They are outfitted with not only various types of machineguns, but rocket launches as well. This makes for one serious fighting machine. Having one of these on your side could prove most profitable.
If you happen to cross paths with one of these powerful machines, make sure to duck and cover as quickly as you can because they can deal out a lot more damage than any regular soldier, such as yourself, could even hope to do.
The best tactics in Blacklight Retribution involve plenty of teamwork. Without your team, you could quickly be overwhelmed by the enemy. Develop strategies and other plans with your teammates to ensure the quickest, smoothest victory possible.
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The New Year ushers in a season of resolutions and gym memberships, but also the annual Consumer Electronics Show, hosted at the Las Vegas Convention Center each January.
CourseSmart will once again attend CES, with presentations slotted for the main conference as well as the one-day HigherEdTECH Summit. We will be discussing new updates to the CourseSmart mobile experience, as well as our beta pilot of CourseSmart Analytics, which provides faculty and institutions with insight into student usage and engagement with digital course materials.
If you are planning to attend the show, be sure to stop by either of these events:
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When: 1:45-2:00pm
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What: The New Math: Is Analytics Adding Up? – a panel discussion about the ability to use educational data in order to support student learning objectives
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2011-2012 Catalog / Curriculum and Degree Requirements / Course Descriptions / Christian Education Courses (CED) / CED3092 Pastoral Staff Ministry [2].
CED3092 Pastoral Staff Ministry [2].
An expanded study of the biblical, philosophical, and relational basis of effective pastoral staff ministry in the local church. An understanding of the nature of pastoral ministry and the role of pastoral staff within the structure of the church is developed, along with principles of teamwork and collaboration in ministry, church personnel management and policy formulation, administrative methods and employment procedures, and various issues related to the associate ministry in the local church.
Prerequisite: MIN1002.
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Yep, they are the only roses I can get to live. I found all four of mine on clearance at Lowes last year. They are very easy and mine have grown big fast. Thanks for the tips on how to keep them looking good Laura! Have a great day :)ReplyDelete
Laura, my hand is up! I want them. I'll be back to see your arrangements. I can't get enough of roses. Thanks for stopping by Quirky Vistas. You are right about $1 and $5 projects meaning lots of work, but it seems the way of any project. I'd rather spend time than money. Go figure. Come visit again!
I'm moving in late June to a new home and Knock-Out roses are on my list of things to buy. Can't wait to add these babies to my landscape!ReplyDelete
gorgeous flowers! simply lovely. found you via the blog hop xoReplyDelete
I'll be looking forward to the arrangement post. We have tons of shrub roses and in 20 years I think I've only clipped and brought them in the house a couple times.
They look amazing!! MeganReplyDelete
I love knockouts, I've got one in my backyard that is tall as my waist and just loaded with blooms. It is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Stunning! Love pink and the red one too.ReplyDelete
It looks & sounds like the perfect rose!
I don't blame you for your obsession..... they are absolutely beautiful. I've been wanting to plant a row of hot pink ones along my drive.ReplyDelete
Laura, they are beautiful. They make mine look a little puny. FL heat is so hard on everything.
Always enjoy your blog.
I had to see my internist this week. And I told him I'd hurt my hands by digging my gardens. He said he loved knock out roses. I've got to get one!
I love knock out roses. We have them everywhere....at least I loved them until last year and they all got japanese beetles.....yikes!
This year is going great, though!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Hot New Band out of Indiana!,
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Iced Earth at this point is not going to break too much new ground and they are not going to become the young metal fans' trendy band. It ain't happening. So for IE fans know that this thing rocks. Mightily. And for every other metal fan, time to take a chance on a young buck named Jon Schaffer and his two decade old crusher Iced Earth. Schaffer has crafted his most consistant effort since Something Wicked. This albums starts in motion with the title track and just keeps hauling. Love the quick heavy blasts of Days of Rage and Boiling Point. Fan favorite Matt Barlow has retired making room for Stu Block, Canadian legend by the way, to rip it up. For those that know of Stu's previous workouts on Into Eternity discs then you know Stu has got it all. Here he goes for a more gruff, mid-range persona; reminds me of Hetfield Justice-era a bit. Jon's riffs swing a chain and he also captures some powerful and catchy choruses fully utilizing Stu's range. Jon even loosened the reins enough to let Stu contribute a lot of lyrics, good ones too. So Iced Earth (really Jon Schaffer) have brought the songs, got the singer, the backing band has been smoking for a few years which all hopefully leads to lots of Iced Earth toruing which is where this band even gets stronger. See the Festivals of the Wicked DVD for proof. Songs on Set Abominae's I-pod: Equilibrium, V, and the upbeat riffing closer Tragedy and Triumph.
5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT,
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So great.
The CD in a great shape, shipping on time.
This album is so great, like all their albums. One of the rare bands that I play all their albums on shuffle without editing any playlist, because all their songs are great.
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome!,
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Any Iced Earth album is amazing, so enough said on that front. Stu Block is such a great vocalist and fits so well with the rest of the band; IE hasn't missed a beat! Furthermore, the product was received within the estimated delivery time and in perfect condition. Very pleased with ImportCDs!
4.0 out of 5 stars Very good album,
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I first heard Dystopia the song on a radio station, it sounded very catchy with mulitple guitar sounds but my favorite song in Anthem. I recommend this album if you enjoy Iced Earth's previous albums.......the only thing I noticed is I only enjoy those 2 songs.
4.0 out of 5 stars Dystopia (Deluxe Edition),
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I did not really like the 3 records following "Horror Show" (especially the two last one).
I feel, Dystopia proposes a new style of iced earth music, it sounds closer to their early 2000 style even if it is not the same.
I like this record, it's a good coming back.
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Great Lakes Crossing is an enclosed shopping mall located in the city of Auburn Hills, a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, United States. Developed and owned by Taubman Centers, Great Lakes Crossing features over 180 stores and restaurants, a food court, and a 25-screen Star movie theater. Anchor stores of the mall include Bed Bath & Beyond, Burlington Coat Factory, Bass Pro Shops, The Children's Place Outlet, Circuit City, Marshalls, Neiman Marcus Last Call Clearance Center, Off 5th, The Sports Authority, and TJ Maxx.History
In 1991, the Mills Corporation planned to open a 2 million square foot shopping mall, called Auburn Mills, near wetlands along Baldwin and Joslyn Roads in the Auburn Hills area. The planned mall never came to fruition, however, due to local opposition. Later on, Taubman Corporation presented its own plans for an outlet mall to be built on the site where Auburn Mills would have been built. Taubman's mall, dubbed Great Lakes Crossing, was similar in design to the proposed Auburn Mills mall; however, Great Lakes Crossing featured a smaller design that proved to be less intrusive on adjacent wetlands.
The mall, with a design scheme based on Michigan's outdoors, opened in Fall,1998 with over 200 stores laid out in a mile-long racetrack layout. In addition, the shopping center brought several "firsts" to the state of Michigan, including Bass Pro Shops, GameWorks, Neiman Marcus Last Call Clearance Center, and Rainforest Cafe, as well as the first mall-based location for discount sportswear chain Steve & Barry's. In addition, Great Lakes Crossing included a food court and 25-screen AMC movie theater. Despite bringing such "firsts" to its market, Great Lakes Crossing featured several vacancies from the start.
J. C. Penney closed its outlet store at the mall in April 2002. Since the store's closure, Circuit City has opened in a portion of the former JCPenney Outlet, while some of the space is now The Children's Place. H&M now occupies the remaining space of the former J.C. Penney Outlet space, opening in June of 2007. Sportmart was acquired by Sports Authority and re-named; and Steve & Barry's closed in 2007 and was replaced by Urban Behavior.
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Camila Alves and Levi McConaughey Shop in Malibu
Camila Alves and son Levi went shopping at Planet Blue in Malibu, California yesterday, and it looks like shirt and shoes are required when mama is in charge. That must have just been a grandma thing. Another photo of Levi next — plus, what was dad Matthew McConaughey doing at that exact very moment?
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Words and Pictures: New Light on Plimpton 322
By Eleanor Robson
In the half-century since its publication, Plimpton 322 has become one of the most famous mathematical objects in the world. It is a small clay tablet from ancient Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq) made nearly 4,000 years ago, bearing a mathematical table of Pythagorean triples and related numbers. Several attempts have been made to explain its purpose, from astronomy to trigonometry and number theory. But are any of those interpretations correct? And how can we tell? Can we even begin to know who wrote it, and why? To answer these questions we need to examine not just the numbers on the tablet but the words and the layout as well.
Finite Quantum Chaos
Audrey Terras
We compare the statistics of the spectrum for various linear operators --- Schroedinger operators from quantum mechanics, Laplace operators of manifolds arising as quotients of arithmetic groups acting on the upper half plane, and finally adjacency operators of finite upper half plane graphs. These graphs may be viewed as a finite model for arithmetical quantum chaos. C.L. Chai and W.-C. W. Li have shown that the histograms of the spectra of the finite upper half plane graphs approach the Wigner semi-circle distribution as the number of vertices of the graph approaches infinity. That is, the spectral distribution approximates that of a random real symmetric matrix. The histograms for differences of adjacent eigenvalues for finite upper half plane graphs appear to approach the Poisson density, as do the level spacings for arithmetical quantum chaos. The eigenfunctions for finite upper half planes have contours that roughly show the same short of chaos as those for arithmetical quantum chaos, at least for Maass wave forms for the modular group of 2x2 integer matrices of determinant one.
Finding topology in a factory: configuration spaces
A. Abrams and R. Ghrist
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As a Source of interesting examples of topological spaces, the modern automated warehouse is surprisingly productive. We discuss a class of configuration spaces that arises naturally in the solution of industrial problems associated with safe multiple-agent robot control. The configuration spaces are easy to define, yet quite difficult to visualize. One particularly pleasant example is the configuration space of two labeled robots on a complete graph of five vertices: this space is topologically equivalent to a genus six surface.
Constructions using a compass and twice-notched straightedge
Arthur Baragar
It is not possible to trisect an arbitrary angle or double the cube using only a straightedge and compass. However, if we are clumsy enough to scratch our straightedge in two places, then those notches can be used to trisect an arbitrary angle or find the cube root of an arbitrary length. These results were known to the ancient Greeks. In this paper, we will place these results in a modern setting, demonstrate that the twice-notched straightedge can be used to construct the regular 7-gon, 9-gon, and 13-gon, and show that it can even be used to construct points whose coordinates are the roots of quintic polynomials that are not solvable by radicals. We will also demonstrate some of its limitations; for example, one cannot construct the regular 23-gon or 29-gon using only a compass and a twice-notched straightedge.
Hexagonal Economic Regions Solve the Location Problem
Frank Morgan and Roger Bolton, Williams College
The Location Problem in economics asks where to place centers of production in order to minimize the average distance from a consumer to the nearest center. We show that in a certain mathematical sense the ideal solution places them at the centers of regular hexagonal tiles.
Finite Groups of Matrices Whose Entries Are Integers
James Kuzmanovich and Audrey Pavlichenkov
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Finite groups of matrices appear early as examples in a first course in abstract algebra, and most of these example are given with integral entries. While these groups provide a setting in which to illustrate new concepts and to pose problems, they also have surprising and beautiful properties. For example, Minkowski proved the unexpected result that GL(n,Z), the group of n x n matrices having inverses whose entries are also integers, has only finitely many isomorphism classes of finite subgroups. As a consequence, there are only finitely many possible orders for elements of GL(n,Z); fortunately, the possible orders can be determined using linear algebra. In general, the number of possible orders increases as n increases, but even here we have the surprising result that no new possible orders are obtained when going from GL(2k,Z) to GL(2k+1,Z). This paper is an exposition of these and other related results and questions.
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Where will they send her?
While the rest of us are worrying about the Ebola epidemic and the multiple health challenges in Africa, a Chapel Hill nurse is wondering to what dangerous area her next assignment will take her.
Anna Freeman grew up in Chapel Hill and worked at UNC Hospitals as a pediatric cardiology nurse. Since 2008 she has served with Doctors Without Borders, an international medical humanitarian organization.
In her first assignment with that organization she managed nursing care at a hospital in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The hospital is near the Rwandan border in a region long plagued by heavy fighting.
She told me that despite the danger, "People live amongst the market, school, and fields of crops all the while this other activity is happening.
"At the hospital, half of our patients were trauma victims, from gunshot wounds or machetes. The wounded from different fighting factions would be in the same room. I remember thinking, how can we treat these people from different factions in the same place? But everyone was kind and respectful. There was a lot of chitchat. Wives and family came and prepared meals—and the different groups ate side-by-side."
Earlier this summer, she came home after her latest assignment, also in Congo, where she led a Doctors Without Borders team into the Katanga region near Lake Tanganyika. That region is subject to severe malaria outbreaks twice a year. Freeman's team was responding to an alarming increase in pediatric mortality rates.
Working with local officials, her group helped arrange for the treatment of 10,000 malaria cases and hospitalization of 2,000 victims. Because it is critically important to diagnosis and treat malaria early, the group members worked to make those services available throughout the region. They also helped local officials implement new protocols for the treatment of the disease.
In between the two assignments to Congo, Freeman worked in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, in South Sudan on maternal and child health problems, in the Central African Republic, in Uganda with refugees from South Sudan, and again in Haiti to help respond to a cholera epidemic.
"I like to travel, going to places that are unknown," she said. "I think there are very few things more interesting than that. To be able to do that and to work in the career that I love and be able to alleviate suffering: By working with Doctors Without Borders, I can do all of these things."
Freeman's parents spent their professional careers expanding opportunities for good health care. Her mother, Dr. Victoria Freeman, is deputy director of the North Carolina Rural Health Research and Policy Analysis Center, where she has worked on a long list of projects to extend good health care to rural North Carolina.
Her father Charles Glenn Humble, has, according to "The Fountain," the annual publication of UNC-Chapel Hill's Graduate School, "dedicated his entire career to solving problems and improving the American health care industry … in a variety of settings, from the federal government, the pharmaceutical industry and the nonprofit sector, and has helped develop innovative ways to solve health care problems."
Sometime in the next few days, when the new assignment from Doctors Without Borders comes, Anna Freeman will head out to another part of the world again, following her parents' footsteps, dedicating herself to solving problems, and improving health care in a place where she is most needed.
Anna Freeman's conversation with D.G. Martin on WCHL's "Who's Talking" is available at http://chapelboro.com/category/wchl/lifestyle-weekly/whos-talking/. Martin's regular weekly column appears on The Herald-Sun's editorial page on Wednesdays and online at http://www.heraldsun.com/opinion/opinioncolumnists/martin.


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Deno and Votto have left DomRep (BTW their team has continued to lose), but EdE is seeing more action with Aguilas.
In 29 AB, 12 hits, (4 2B and 3 HR) for a .414/.433/.826
EdE is not getting much PT since Tony Batista is the regular 3B for Aguilas.
EdE has been mainly the DH.
Johnny Cueto also pitches for Aguilas, with 6.1 innings and a 8.53 ERA, in 6 relief opportunities early in the season (lower classification players get PT early before the local major leaguers report).
P.S. I'm guessing Winter League stuff belongs here in ML Talk...even if the player are Major Leaguers...right?


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"Politics is the Art of Looking for Trouble, Finding it Everywhere, Diagnosing it Incorrectly, and Applying the Wrong Remedies"
Well hell brother, if criminals don't worry about the constitution, what makes you think the police should respect the constitution?
He's just blowing hot air, because his dept. was putting out so much disinformation from the onset. I wonder if he'll be as ardent in pursuing faulty leaks in his own house?
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life


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Below is the poem entitled smelling the flowers which was written by poet
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Louis Rams
Always looking at the clock, wondering about the hour
Never stopping to smell the flowers.
There was a time that life was at a slower pace
Now it seems we're always in a race.
The one thing that I know is that we don't
Spend enough time to watch our children grow.
I saw my marriage failing because I was
Too busy running around ,as she looked at me
Without making a sound.
You can keep quite to a certain point in life
then she explodes , and it's not very nice.
The closeness that you knew seems to be
Fading away -and with you she doesn't want to stay
That is when you realize that your fires have to be rekindled
No ashes will you see - for this love will not be a faded love
In the books of history.
We then reaffirmed it in our minds
That this love would last for a very long time
And when our bodies became entwined
It was like sharing a bottle of wine.
We savored the juices as they flowed
For we had become connoisseurs
this much we know.
I started to smell the flowers as I did
In my younger years, as for losing my wife
I no longer have that fear.


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Israel Bedouin War Intensifies
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Three Commissions, One War
Derived from an Arabic word for semi-arid desert, "Bedouin" is a term designating members of a large number of Arab tribes. Egypt features a 400,000 Bedouin population, mainly in the Sinai Peninsula; while Israel has 200,000 Bedouin citizens living in the Negev Desert and a smaller number in the Galilee. In the Sinai, most of them are loyal to their traditional ways. In Israel, the situation was different. Over 60% of Israel is within the Negev Desert, which was crossed by the historical Silk Road. Wandering Bedouins inhabited the area for thousands of years; their ancestors were traders along this romantic road. Since the mid 19th century there has been a slow process of settling down among them. In the 1950s, the Israeli army began limiting the Bedouins' freedom, attempting to concentrate them in certain areas. Since the 1970s, the Israeli Administration began creating Bedouin towns, Rahat being the largest one. Nowadays there are roughly fifty Bedouin settlements in the Negev with a total of some two hundred thousand inhabitants, roughly half of them in recognized towns and villages, and the remnant in unrecognized ones.
The difference between these two categories is vast. Recognized towns and villages get infrastructure and services from the state while unrecognized settlements get nothing. In exchange for recognition, the Israeli Administration often asks for relocation and for proper verification of ownership. Now, Israel's law system is incomplete. Where laws do not exist, Israeli courts often refer to British Mandate and Ottoman Empire laws. In this case, Israel decided to work according to the Ottoman Empire law here, demanding from the Bedouins Ottoman "Kushan" ownership papers. Not one Bedouin has such documents. The result is violent friction each time the Israeli Administration attempts to regularize the situation of a given tribe.
Why was Netanyahu so careful to hide the publication of the plan under the clouds of a stormy day? Simply, he was afraid of the inevitable flash flood. Benjamin Begin is an academic, achieving what his predecessors failed to do: to structurize the government plan. His report brings a comprehensive reform divided in five parts: regularization of land ownership, construction of permanent buildings, employment, education and law enforcement. Beyond that, his plan is identical to those issued by the Prawer and Goldberg committees. The United Arab List–Ta'al, which has 4 members in the new Knesset, reacted sharply: "The plan is unacceptable and we will fight it in any possible way." The first visible step was the violent protests in the Negev on March 30, the Land Day. A well-known Bedouin adage says: "I against my brother, my brothers and me against my cousins, then my cousins and me against strangers." It reflects well their hierarchy of loyalties. If the opportunity would arise, there is little doubt it would be seized upon and a Bedouin republic may be created in parts of the Negev and Sinai deserts. A flying camel effortlessly passing through the illusions of modern power; an ancient Silk Road reasserting its birth rights.
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Status: WBC Super Bantamweight Champion - May 21, 1977 - April 1983. WBC Featherweight Champion - March 31, 1984 - December 8, 1984. World Junior Lightweight Champion - May 1985 - May 24, 1986.
Born On: October 29, 1956 In: Las Monjas, Puerto Rico
Childhood Hero: "Carlos Ortiz."
Nickname: "Bazooka."
Childhood Dream: "I was fighting so much, it's like I was born to fight. I had incredible power. Don't get me wrong, I could box. That's why I won 90 of 93 amateur fights. Punching power is why I won six major gold medals and three world championships in three divisions."
Early Boxing Memory: "When I bought my parents a new house and I bought them a taxi cab."
Favorite Movies: "Romantic and western movies."
Greatest Sports Moment: "Carlos Zarate fight (TKO 5 in '78). That was a difficult fight. I was worried. All the experts said I would get knocked out. He had 45 fights and 44 knockouts. But I realized I could hit him in the first round. Because I could hit him at will. I knew that I was able to dominate him. He was the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world at the time. That fight was the one that got me in the spotlight in the sport of boxing."
Most Painful Moment: "Sanchez fight (L TKO 8 in '81 in Las Vegas). I underestimated him. And I never trained for that fight. There was a lot of media attention for that fight and I felt as if I disappointed my country."
Favorite Meal: "Lobster."
Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: "Vanilla."
Pre-Fight Feeling: "Very confident. I'd look to intimidate with the eyes."
Pre-Fight Meal: "I'd like to eat very light. So I wouldn't feel heavy. Like spaghetti."
Funny Boxing Memory: "Before the Carlos Zarate fight, two of my girlfriends came into the dressing room and they started fighting each other [laughs]."
Toughest Opponents: "Salvador Sanchez. He was very tough. Trained very well. He kept himself clean. He threw many different punches. And he had a helluva condition. It seemed like he got stronger as the fight went on. Juan LaPorte. That fight was at the end of my career. I wasn't crazy about training after this fight. I just wanted to make weight. Physically, I wasn't strong anymore. And as a fighter, you need to be physically conditioned - or else you are done when you step in that ring. Azumah Nelson. At the end, I just didn't have it any longer. I knew Nelson was tough but my discipline for the sport was gone. I always thought I could have five world titles, but I got careless and gave in to temptation and money. I didn't want to commit to the sacrifice of training any more. I believe that's why I lost to Nelson."
Hardest Puncher: "Carlos Zarate."
Fight(s) I was at my best: "The fight with Carlos Zarate. I felt I could do anything I wanted in the ring that night."
Worst Injury: "The shots Rocky Lockridge hit me with damaged my vocal chords. And I've never really recovered all the way."
Favorite Boxer(s) to Watch: "Hector Camacho Jr."
How I'd Like To Be Remembered: "A world champion for Puerto Rico who gave all his power to boxing. A champion who fought any challenger anywhere, all over the world."
People Qualities Most Admired: "Just be a good person."
Family: Daughters, Jennifer, Maria Helena, Linselina; son, Wilfredo Jr.


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Spain manager Vicente del Bosque has congratulated his players for progressing to the quarter-finals of the European Championships despite widespread criticism of their performance in the 1-0 win over Croatia on Monday.
Substitute Jesus Navas scored the winner three minutes from time to ensure that the World Champions topped Group C with seven points from their three games.
However, Del Bosque's men were on the back foot for spells throughout the game and were thankful to captain Iker Casillas for a wonderful save from Ivan Rakitic's header which, had it gone in, could have put the Croats through at Spain's expense.
The former Real Madrid boss insisted his side controlled the majority of the game and defended his decision to again play without a natural striker once Fernando Torres had been withdrawn with half an hour remaining.
He told AS: "I watched the game again last night. Everyone who has analysed it said we struggled a lot but I realised that we didn't do things so badly.
"The threat existed but I think we did things relatively well. It was a horrible game for us. The talk of fixes and pacts and that a draw suited us made it a very difficult game.
"I accept you are not in agreement with what I saw. There are distinct opinions. You always have to look at the results. Defensively, there was only Rakitic's chance and a shot from (Darijo) Srna. We didn't have penetration but that can happen in football. I think they had more difficulty than us when we had a striker and when we didn't. With Fernando (Torres) and without him there were two separate games, like the day against Italy. The Rakitic effort has left us with this sensation but I wouldn't say Croatia dominated."
Del Bosque bristled at what he appeared to deem a lack of appreciation for his side but reminded detractors the World and European champions are still very much in the running.
"We have gone from a poor man to a rich man very quickly and now we don't value anything. We don't value what we have.
"I think we are fallible and we have to transmit that to the players but we have passed through to the quarter-finals and we haven't seen any congratulations of that. I think we have qualified superbly and will continue in the same manner. The future is in our hands and we will see where we end up but I hope it is the final."
Del Bosque made a positive impact with his substitutions as he has done all tournament, Cesc Fabregas climbing off the bench to be centrally involved in the build-up to the goal.
Del Bosque accepts that the strength of his squad will mean there is always debate over who should start.
"Football is a permanent debate. We have 23 players and any of them could play," he said.
"The important thing is our group and our line-up is stable, like the principles of our play. We cannot have doubts in them.
"I am not saying I agree with everyone but in many points we agree with the people. I am not saying we are overly optimistic but we know we have a chance. We are going with this into the quarters and possibly semi-finals as serious candidates."


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Sharing individual health information could improve care and reduce costs for all
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Telementoring with TAURUS
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Expertise in robotics, gesture recognition, augmented reality, and trauma surgery come together to create a new way of teaching and mentoring across distances. The result may transform rural health and battlefield surgeries.Read Full Story
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Publisher(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York
Author(s): Hirota, Janice
Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York
Related Organization(s): New Visions for Public Schools, Youth Development Institute of the Fund for the City of New York
View Report (114 pages; 242KB; PDF)
Area of Focus: Low-performing Schools
Abstract: The Carnegie Corporation commissioned a three-year study to evaluate the effectiveness of the New Visions for Public Schools' New Century High Schools Initiative. The initiative aims to transform chronically low-performing large high schools (as identified by the Department of Education) into campuses of autonomous small schools. Deliberately sited in Department of Education designated low-performing high schools, these schools enroll students who are often unengaged in and unprepared for high school-level work. The defining feature of the NCHS initiative is the community partnership strategy, which mandates a partnership between the participating schools and community-based organizations.
Key Findings and/or Recommendations
+ Effective collaborations between DOE staff, teachers, and organizational partners have added greater resources, new approaches to teaching and learning, and professional development to the program.
+ It has become clear over time that the partnership strategy acts as a lever for reform. School-level partnerships require a reframing of the methods and content—that is, the means and meaning—of high school education.
= Principals and involved organizational staff members find themselves at times in the role of an intermediary link between the school and the organizational partner. The ability to look in two directions helps facilitate the partnership, but it also adds complexity to staff members' roles.
= All involved staff are dealing with challenges, glitches, and unexpected consequences as they experience pressure to get things going in the initial stages of the program.
Geographic Focus : New York, NY
Subjects/Keywords : Low-performing schools; student achievement
+ Successful strategy
= Observation
– Challenge
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Course overview
You will get a solid introduction to the hp NonStop™ Server implementation of ANSI-standard C programming in this 3-day course. You will learn C language syntax and ANSI-standard I/O routines and apply your knowledge through lab exercises. From basic syntax to advanced techniques, the course provides an intensive look at the C language. Prior C knowledge is essential.
- Concepts and Facilities for HP NonStop Systems (U4147S)
- Familiarity with C programming syntax or TAL programming experience
- System analysts
- System programmers
- Programmers
- Programmer analysts
Ways to save
- Save with the HP Care Pack education service offerings.
- Save with four or more students in the same class. An onsite dedicated training course (OST) at "your location or ours" can save you even more!
Course objectives
- Provide an intensive look at basic C language syntax and advanced ANSI-standard I/O routines
Benefits to you
- C variables, constants, operators, arrays, structures, expressions, and statements
- If-Then-Else, Loop, and Switch (case) constructs
- Functions
- Pointers
- Routines
- C memory models and libraries
- Program and compiler directives
- ANSI-standard I/O
Next Steps
- C Programming in the Guardian Environment U4143S
Course outline
Module 1 - C Language Overview
- Distinguishing between types, operators, and expressions
- Control flow
- Writing functions using appropriate program structure
- Using the Inspect and Native Inspect software products with C language programs
- Lab exercise: become familiar with basic"C" code and constructs
- Lab exercise: use standard "C" I/O functions and procedure calls
Module 2 - Advanced C
- Using pointers
- Pass pointers and arrays as parameters
- Computing math with pointers
- Using various types of pointers
- Using argument count and argument vector parameters
- Using STRUCTS and UNIONS
- Lab exercise: reinforce your ability to use pointers
Module 3 - The NonStop Server C Environment
- C memory models
- Usage of compiler pragmas
- Library headers
- Variable argument handling and jumping from functions
- ANSI file I/O and alternate file I/O
- Preventive debugging
- Lab exercise: use ANSI file I/O for file access
Onsite-delivery equipment requirements:
- One NonStop server with NonStop operating system, version H06 or later
- 6530 terminals or equivalent PC/workstation for instructor demonstrations
- 6530 terminal or equivalent PC/workstation per student


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UK security vendor Sophos has sold a majority stake in the company to private equity firm Apax Partners in a deal that values Sophos at US$830m ($913.2m).Sophos, which has over 100 million users in more than 150 countries, is the last major privately owned security firm in the industry. The company had reportedly been planning an IPO in 2007 but cancelled it due to the poor financial climate."We identified the security software space as an attractive investment area for us given its rapid growth driven by ever increasing malware threats and high barriers to entry," said Salim Nathoo, a partner in the Tech & Telecom team at Apax Partners."Sophos is a very strong platform and is gaining market share. Apax's strong track record and industry specific knowledge in the technology sector makes Sophos a perfect fit, and we look forward to working closely with this high-growth business."The deal will allow Sophos founders Dr Peter Lammer and Dr Jan Hruska to realise some of the value of the company they started 25 years ago."As the market continues its migration from point solution to tailored, unified security suites, Sophos's strategy to offer the world's most resilient, cost effective solutions without any additional complexity remains key," said Steve Munford, chief execuitve of Sophos."Apax's financial backing, combined with Sophos' deep understanding of security and data protection, is great news for our customers, prospects and partners. It is also a testament to the efforts of all those who helped bring Sophos to where it is today."
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Commercially Confidential Information and Personal Data Agreement from Europe
The general public's expectation for transparency in the regulation and assessment of the safety of medicines is characterized by the number of Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") requests to FDA asking for detailed information regarding this data and the multitude of blog articles covering this subject matter. To some extent, public postings on FDA's website, particularly Drugs@FDA, has quelled the need for some FOIA requests. In Europe there is the same public pressure and an increasing trend for the release of information contained in the Marketing Authorization Applications ("MAAs") after they are granted. For example the release of clinical and safety data is regularly requested.
Feedback from initial European proposals found that in general the pharmaceutical industry had concerns regarding the release of contractual arrangements between companies, personal data of experts, and clinical and non-clinical data. Pharmaceutical companies also raised special concerns with regard to the disclosure of non-clinical data, while the release of clinical data was supported by most stakeholders.
The European Medicines Agency ("EMA") and the Heads of Medicines Agencies ("HMA") have now adopted a joint guidance document, providing, for the first time, a consistent Europe-wide approach to the identification of commercially-confidential information and personal data in a MAA. This "major step for transparency," will apply in the future to identify which parts of an application dossier can or cannot be released in response to requests throughout the regulatory authorities in the European Economic Area ("EEA"). This policy applies regardless of whether the product concerned was authorized using the centralized, mutual recognition or decentralized procedures.
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iwannagothere.com is a travel site that is community-based. Their tagline is "this is travel, not tourism," as users of iwannagothere.com share their experiences doing different travel activities that are not necessarily in regular travel books. Users can search based on destinations, specials, and city guides. The iwannagothere API allows developers to retrieve data from iwannagothere.com. Some example API methods include searching and retrieving categories, place information and photos, user information, and guides and routes. For "places id," developers will also need to get an API Key from geoplaces.org, as that is what iwanngothere.com uses for places.
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PDT Staff Writer
The Ohio Board of Regents passed a resolution Monday, recommending its member schools go tobacco-free. The resolution will now be sent to each university's or college's board of trustees for consideration.
SSU officials say part of its campus is already smoke-free and that there has been ongoing conversations taking place across campus for some time about this subject.
"Our residence halls are already smoke-free and we've been in conversation with our students about smoking on campus," Dr. Rita Rice Morris, SSU President said in a released statement. "The recommendations that we received from the Board of Regents will add to our discussions with students, faculty, and staff this fall as we decide how our campus will respond to this issue."
Morris gave no indication when or if a recommendation would be considered by the SSU Board of Trustees.
The resolution was recommended by Board of Regents Chairman James Tuschman and supported by Chancellor Jim Petro.
The Ohio Board of Regents is a nine-member advisory board to the Chancellor. As a part of its responsibilities, the board advises the Chancellor on issues of statewide importance pertaining to higher education.
"Statistics prove that a tobacco-free campus significantly curbs the smoking habits of students, faculty and staff to make campuses healthier environments," Tuschman said in a released statement. "By approving this resolution and recommending that policies be implemented on our campuses, the Board of Regents can have a significant and positive effect on a student's life."
According to the Board of Regents at least seven Ohio campuses have enacted policies banning the sale of cigarettes and smoking anywhere on campus including Miami University, Hocking College, and the Health Sciences Campus at the University of Toledo.
Ohio voters approved a statewide smoking ban in 2006, that does not permit smoking in any public place or workplace.
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ERWIN — Rick Hollifield said he never expected to receive an award for the job he has performed for nearly 30 years.
But much to his surprise, Hollifield, an Erwin native and a fisheries technician at the Erwin State Fish Hatchery, was named the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency 2011 Fisheries Technician of the Year last month.
Hollifield began working part-time for the Erwin State Fish Hatchery in early 1979 under the YACC Program. After a little more than three years working there, he applied for a full-time position with the TWRA and was transferred to the Buffalo Springs State Hatchery located in Grainger County, where he worked as a wildlife technician.
After 10 years working at the Buffalo Springs hatchery, Hollifield said he transferred back home to the Erwin State Fish Hatchery in 1992 and has worked there since.
In his capacity as hatchery technician, Hollifield said he is responsible for tasks such as taking trout weight counts, feeding the fish and raising them over a period of approximately nine months.
From the end of June to the first of March, Hollifield said the fish are kept alive and fed. In March and continuing through the end of June, he stocks fish in 17 streams located in five counties — Unicoi, Carter, Greene, Johnson and Cocke counties. He also stocks trout in Wilbur Reservoir located in Carter County.
"It's just a cycle," he said. "It just goes around and keeps on going."
Hollifield said he has never lost a fish in the stocking process.
Hollifield's supervisor at the Erwin Hatchery, David Lane, submitted a letter to the TWRA recommending him for the award. In December, Hollifield was recognized at a meeting of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission.
Last year marked the second year the TWRA has recognized employees with such awards. Hollifield described the trip to Nashville to receive the award as "exciting."
"I was kind of excited-slash- nervous," he said. "I never really thought I'd get it, but I guess somebody in Nashville must have thought different. ... I don't know, it's an honor. It's an honor to get an award like this."
Hollifield said the award wouldn't have been possible without the knowledge he picked up from fellow employees while working at the Buffalo Springs and Erwin hatcheries. And he also gives credit to his wife, Pratina, who he said has been by his side throughout his experiences in the state's hatcheries system.
"She's been behind me through all of it," Hollifield said. "I probably wouldn't have made it without her."
This July will mark 30 years of working full-time in the TWRA's hatcheries system for Hollifield. Although he is contemplating the possibility of retiring later this year, Hollifield said working at the hatcheries has been a "joy," and he couldn't have imagined doing anything else.
"I ain't got a regret at all about not doing anything else and have worked with some fantastic people," he said.