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Travel to Isaan to see Thailand as it should be. Simple life, genuine people and the most unspoiled area of Thailand. Isaan encompasses these cities and more: Ubon Ratchathani, Sisaket, Mukdahan, Udonthani, Khon Kaen, Roi-Et, Yasothan.. I bring humorous stories, notes, and photos to Isaan Style as a teacher living in Isaan.
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
The End For Now, Isaan Style.
I don't know how long it will be and it could be forever we will just have to wait and see.
To everyone who has commented over the past 5 years thank you and hopefully one day I will be back posting again.
I will leave with a picture of the most amazing girl in my life, Nong Ja. She is an amazing girl and I love her to bits. Here she is sleeping with her family of dolls.
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Oh, that bites.. :(
I've been a regular lurker here for the past couple of years, but never got a chance to leave a comment. First of all, thank you for sharing Isaan through your thoughtful writing and memorable pictures. You are one heck of a story teller! So I just hope this isn't the end to your blogging career. Whatever you decided, I wish you all the best of luck in your future endeavours.
Like many of your readers, I will definitely miss Isaan.
JJ (from Canada)
- 18 October 2011 at 3:01 PM
- MJ Klein said...
we're sad to see you go Brunty! we've enjoyed your blog over the years. enjoy your time off!
- 18 October 2011 at 4:57 PM
- Karl said...
well this is my first comment here and I think I like all your other regular readers should have been more talkative. But be assured we will miss your blog and at least for me the end of your news from Isaarn leaves a gap. Good luck and hope you'll be back
- 18 October 2011 at 8:06 PM
Bummer! Been reading anonymously for a couple years since I have family connections in the city. Nice to get a first hand account of the city. Thanks for the work and hope you'll be back!
- 18 October 2011 at 8:43 PM
Thank you so much for your efforts. your photos and wrightings will be missed. I will try to see you in person in Dec if you are around. Larry
- 18 October 2011 at 8:58 PM
I'm sad to hear this, I have always enjoyed your posts - and have learned a lot too. Hope you do re-start.
Thanks for making the effort to share over the years; good luck and best wishes to you and the family.
- 18 October 2011 at 10:12 PM
You'll be missed.
- 18 October 2011 at 10:59 PM
- I-nomad said...
Hi Brunti, how abrupt you decided to quit.
Are you sure your fingers will not be itching, once you hear about some crazy thing in the news and you're feeling one of your famous rants and raves is coming up? :-)
Anyway thanks a lot for the many posts.
Hope to see you back sometime in the future.
- 18 October 2011 at 11:12 PM
- Stephen Cysewski said...
Thank you for your blog, sometimes I worry about your "emotional control" :) but I loved your perspective. I hope things go well for you.
- 19 October 2011 at 2:21 AM
- Zorro said...
I have enjoined your stories. Hope you will be back sometime
- 19 October 2011 at 2:26 AM
- Stefan said...
Well too bad - I'll miss the updates from Nong Ja. No point spending your precious time on something you don't enjoy anymore, though.
Thanks for all those posts and pictures you shared with us!
- 19 October 2011 at 5:11 AM
- TDT said...
Too bad I was just discovered your blog. Really enjoy reading your post and look at the pictures. Hope you will find time to come back and continue posting again soon.
- 19 October 2011 at 7:10 AM
- Harold said...
Selfishly, I'm sorry to hear you'll be absent for the near term [at least]. I've very much appreciated your straightforward and unvarnished opinions on happenings in Ubon, and your adventures in teaching. I hope this break is refreshing and renewing, and you'll be back online sometime soon.
In the meanwhile, all the best to you and your family.
Regards from Ken C., California, USA
- 19 October 2011 at 7:14 AM
You will be missed! Thank you for a great blog....
- 19 October 2011 at 10:50 AM
- Amy P. said...
Aww.... I'm going to miss you! Don't be gone long... But I understand how life is.
- 19 October 2011 at 8:33 PM
- Snap said...
Brunty, I really hope it's not the end. I've enjoyed reading about you and yours....and was looking forward to continuing to read about your life in Thailand when I return to Oz soon.
Best wishes and stay well, no matter what you decide.
- 19 October 2011 at 10:15 PM
- Jon said...
Hearing this saddens me. Best of luck and hopefully will be reading your blog again soon.
- 20 October 2011 at 4:17 AM
I am sure there are many like me that almost never comment. My wife and I have read everything you have posted for years even going back to other blog location. We have enjoyed it a great deal and my eyes have been opened to lot that I can expect to experience. Perhaps you could post an epilogue like mike rose is doing with his blog. Lessons learned for the rest of us. Thanks Mike in Taipei
- 20 October 2011 at 9:00 AM
Hope to see you and Noot in Oz one day...all the best Jas...John and Dtoi in Sydney
- 20 October 2011 at 4:26 PM
Please dont go. I have just discovered your blog!!!!...
- 20 October 2011 at 5:56 PM
Wow Brunty! I feel a sense of loss after reading, learning & being entertained for the last few years. My ex-wife's family was from Ubon and with custody of our two children age 4 & 5 here in the USA east coast I feel close to your town and appreciate the connection you gave me to their history & DNA. My kids great grandfather was in the Thai military and served in Korean with the coalition forces. FYI for a period in the beginning the Thai forces held Porkchop Hill and during that time held it against 3 heavy attacks from the Chinese where the outnumbered Thai force inflicted heavy losses in hand to hand combat giving the arriving forces confidence they could handle the Chinese. Upon leaving to turn Porkchop Hill to the arriving Americans a few Thai guys wrote on the bunker walls "take care of our porkchop." Good luck Brunty! Peter
- 20 October 2011 at 9:09 PM
Your blog will be missed. I've enjoyed it for many years now. Hope you revive the blog after your break. I'll be in Ubon in January and have a better idea on where to stay and eat thanks to your recommendations.
- 20 October 2011 at 9:11 PM
Hey Brunty,
This is Jon up here in Nakhom Phanom.
Sorry to hear you go. Your blogs were the first
I read about life in Thailand to help me cope with it here in Thailand reading about someone else going through the same things and feelings Im going through. I hope you start blogging again in the future.
Regards to you and your family,
Take Care,
- 21 October 2011 at 6:49 AM
being a bit selfish here but sorry to see that you are taking a break from blogging issan style, was great to meet up with you in ubon,
take care mate regards scotty
- 21 October 2011 at 11:07 PM
- Fred said...
Have a nice blog-holiday. Don't stay away too long!
- 22 October 2011 at 5:06 PM
- Frank said...
Hi, Brunty! I live 3 months out of a year just across the Mekong from you (Pakse, Laos). I travel back and fort between Laos and US every year. I was going to visit Ubon on my next trip back to Laos. I googled Isan+blog just to see what is out there and yours came up.
I just found your blog few weeks ago and enjoy reading it. I read all your posts. I was looking forward for more update. But I also know family must come first. So take care!
- 24 October 2011 at 1:21 PM
- Spike said...
Come back soon!
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- Implement and evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a modified life skills intervention [ Time Frame: 1 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]To implement and evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a modified life skills intervention for young adolescents with perinatally acquired HIV infection and their primary caregivers.
- Evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of an assessment battery [ Time Frame: 1 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]To evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of an assessment battery with young adolescents with perinatally acquired HIV infection and their primary caregivers when implemented at baseline, post-intervention and 4-month follow-up.
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Hot off the presses, that's how we like our news at Pure Mobile. And it doesn't get much fresher than this: About an hour ago, BlackBerry maker RIM officially announced the launch event for their long-awaited new OS, BB10.
A couple of months ago, after postponing the release of BB10, RIM had simply alluded to a rescheduled launch date in early 2013. But we now know the event will go off January 30, simultaneously across several locations worldwide.
To go with the launch of BB10, RIM has also promised something many of us have been anticipating even more than the OS itself – two new BlackBerry smartphones that run on BB10.
The devices have already significantly leaked in video and pictures, indicating that while one of the BlackBerry smartphones will have the company's signature Qwerty keypad, the other will be BlackBerry's first all-touch smartphone. Rumor aside, however, we'll actually get to see the real deal come January 30, when RIM promises "details of the smartphones and their availability will be announced."
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"Once my loved one accepted the diagnosis, healing began for the entire family, but it took too long. It took years. Can't we, as a nation, begin to speed up that process? We need a national campaign to destigmatize mental illness, especially one targeted toward African Americans. The message must go on billboards and in radio and TV public service announcements. It must be preached from pulpits and discussed in community forums. It's not shameful to have a mental illness. Get treatment. Recovery is possible."
--Bebe Moore Campbell, 2005
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Bebe Moore Campbell was an accomplished author, advocate, co-founder of NAMI Urban Los Angeles and national spokesperson, who passed away in November 2006.
She received NAMI's 2003 Outstanding Media Award for Literature for the book Sometimes My Mommy Gets Angry, written especially for children, about a young girl who learns how to cope with her mother's bipolar illness. In 2005, her novel 72-Hour Hold focused on an adult daughter and a family's experience with the onset of mental illness. It helped educate Americans that the struggle often is not just with the illness, but with the healthcare system as well.
Campbell advocated for mental health education and support among individuals of diverse communities.
In 2005, the idea for a minority mental health awareness month came out of a conversation Campbell had with longtime friend Linda Wharton-Boyd. Campbell's book, 72-Hour Hold, was about to be released and Wharton-Boyd was organizing book parties. Inspired by Campbell's charge to eliminate stigma and provide mental health information, Wharton-Boyd suggested dedicating a month to the effort. When Campbell reacted with, "You can't just do that," Wharton-Boyd responded, "Claim it!" And together they did.
The duo got to work, outlining the concept, deciding what the month would entail, and giving the month a tagline, "Providing awareness, supporting families and eliminating stigma." Then they pitched the idea to the D.C. Department of Mental Health and then-mayor Anthony Williams. This led to a news conference in Southeast D.C., where they encouraged residents to get mental health checkups. Support continued to build as Campbell and Wharton-Boyd held book signings, spoke in churches and created a National Minority Mental Health Taskforce of friends and allies.
However, the effort came to a halt when Campbell became too ill to continue. When Campbell lost her battle to cancer, Wharton-Boyd and a cadre of friends, family and ally advocates reignited their cause, fueled by the passion to honor the life of an extraordinary woman.
The taskforce members researched obtained the support of Representatives Albert Wynn [D-MD] and Diane Watson [D-CA], who cosigned legislation to create an official minority mental health awareness month. In May 2008, almost a year after the bill was first introduced, the House of Representatives passed it and declared July Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month.
Campbell's friends and allies hope to see awareness of Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month grow each year.
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Arild Midthun has been working as a freelance editorial cartoonist and illustrator since the age of seventeen, contributing to comic books and magazines such as The Phantom, Pyton, and Mad Magazine in Scandinavia. He has drawn a full range of comics and graphic novels, from action and thrillers to graphic adaptations of literary classics and comics for children. Notable titles are 'Truls & Trine', 'Troll', 'Reodor & Teodor' (all written by Terje Nordberg) and 'Ivar Aasen' (with Erna Osland).
Together with Terje Nordberg and Eirik Ildahl, Arild Midthun created the daily strip 'Dad and Dorothy', which started publication in May 1997. In 2004, he began to draw Disney comics for the publisher Egmont. A native of Bergen, Norway, Arild now lives in Oslo with his wife and daughter.


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The theme for the 2014 Howl is "Nightmare on Aggie Boulevard." The event is sponsored by the Utah State University Student Association and will have entertainment that should please all 6,000 plus guests anticipated to show. Activities include: dancing, airbrush tattoos, a photo booth, oxygen bars and much more. Attendees can also look forward to contributions from big sponsor Rockstar Energy Drinks.
The Howl will feature well-known concert artist Mike Posner as the headliner. The Brocks, a local Utah band that has performed with renowned DJ Kaskade, are scheduled to open the concert in the USU Stevenson Ballroom.
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The 2013 Chicago Fire season might not be the most memorable in Logan Pause's career 11-year career with the Men in Red.
The Fire captain came off a 2012 campaign where he achieved a career-high 32 MLS appearances only to see his playing time cut more than half with a career low 15 games played in 2013.
"As a competitor, you want to be on the field, you want to be competing, you want to be out there," Pause told Chicago-Fire.com as he reflected on the 2013 season, "but that's the reality of the game that we play and just accept the role and responsibilities as they come. I'd like to think I still had an impact with the guys and hopefully still made our team better."
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FORGED INSTRUMENT - MASSENA - Village police charged Krystal L. Olson, 34, of 3 Ripley St., Massena, with second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument and petit larceny Monday afternoon.
Police said Olson went to Laneuvilles bottle redemption center and turned in 255 bottles and cans. She then altered the receipt to read 6,225 in an attempt to gain $300 additional cash for the fraudulent return.
Ricky Herne, in a statement he signed for police, said he counted 255 bottles for a woman at approximately 11:30 a.m. ... she was on the phone talking to someone and stated that he had to have stitches, and she would be right there. When I handed the lady her receipt, she ran out the door, the Laneuvilles employee noted.
He said he then explained the situation to a store clerk and told her he did not know when the woman would return to redeem her receipt for the 255 bottles. He said at approximately 2 p.m. his employer, Leonard Laneuville, asked him how many bottles the woman had turned in earlier in the day.
The lady standing with the police was the same lady I had counted 255 bottles for earlier in the morning. She did not have 6,255 bottles as her receipt showed, he added.
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So while the ps3 version runs on 1080p, on a bigger screen it still won't look as great as on a smaller screen with the same resolution. Basicly the ps3 version gets stretched out the bigger your TV screen is, while the vita version gets cropped in. Now if you were talking about comparison between Vita TV, then I could kind of see your point. There's no patch for vita TV yet, though.
Well .... i know what items il work on getting when i get the game ...
My wow sub active and I bought ESO .... why ?! damn I sometimes hate myself xD anyway , besides the "omg it's a loading screen" bug (50/50 chance to freeze (infinite loading)) the game is hella fun , branching quests have a feeling of acomplishment and it feels like you made a difference by choosing one path or the other
A boss fight I read that soloing this at lvl 8 is hard but if solo suggested lvl 10 , I only read that when I went in there at lvl 6 and died like 5 times xD anyway I persevered and beat his ass ! :3
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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -Millions of bottles of water are shipped out of Maine every year - but should Maine state government be buying it?
State Representative Brian Jones (D-Freedom) is sponsoring a bill in the Legislature that would prohibit government agencies at all levels --- state and local - from buying bottled water.
Rep. Jones told a legislative hearing Monday that his major reason for the ban is the budget. He says government agencies shouldn't be spending money on bottled water at a time when the budget is being cut.
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Hi! I installed postfix quite some times and tried it on two different distros (slackware 9.1 & 10 && Gentoo 2004.0) and it worked flawlessly..
Ok. If you are only going to receive mail from Postfix, skip to the part about compiling & installing Postfix. Here we'll first install Cyrus-SASL 2.1.18 for SMTP Authentication when you are sending email. Get the Cyrus-SASL source from ftp://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/cyrus-mail/ and then download: cyrus-sasl-2.1.18.tar.gz
NOTE: I'd suggest staying as root whenever you have to enter commands unless specified
After you are done, untar it:
NOTE: If you are installing Cyrus-SASL 1.5 (just change the version numbers however, there are a few changes we'll make later if that's the conditionCode:# tar -xvzf cyrus-sasl-2.1.18.tar.gz # cd cyrus-sasl-2.1.18
After cd'ing into the sasl directory:
Ok. Here is what we are doing when we enable login and plain for SASL. For SMTP, there are some standards of how you authenticate yourself. Plain Authentication is the standard way but some ISPs require the non-standard way, which is the --enable-login part. Anon is in case you don't need SMTP authentication, it will let you login anonymously (this is very rare).Code:# ./configure --enable-login --enable-plain --enable-anon # make # make install # ln -s /usr/local/lib/sasl2 /usr/lib/sasl2
After you are done installing Cyrus-SASL, you are ready to install postfix.
COMPILING AND INSTALLING POSTFIX Get the postfix source from http://www.postfix.org http://www.postfix.org/download.html ( Choose your mirror ) At the time of this PET, the current version of postfix is 2.1.4 so if you have an older version of newer version substitute it with 2.1.4.
Untar the source and cd into the co-ordinating directory.Code:# tar -xvzf postfix-2.1.4.tar.gz # cd postfix-2.1.4
Ok. Things change here a bit so read carefully. If you did NOT install SASL then follow the immediate instructions if not, skip to the part about SASL and Postfix.
After you are done making, you have to make Sendmail "old" and then add the postfix user, postfix group, and postdrop group. I am using vi(m) as my editor, you can just use nano, pico, etc.Code:# make
Do the following if you are sure you have sendmail installed:
After that:Code:# mv /usr/sbin/sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail.OLD # mv /usr/bin/mailq /usr/bin/mailq.OLD # mv /usr/bin/newaliases /usr/bin/newaliases.OLD
Then switch to the postfix src directory and then:Code:# vi /etc/passwd ** Add this at the end of the file ** postfix:*:12345:12345:postfix:/no/where:/no/shell ** Then Save the File ** # vi /etc/group **Add this at the end of the file ** postfix:*:12345: **Add this at the end of the file ** postdrop:*:54321: ** Then Save the /etc/group File **
Thanks to trickster for noticing a small error here instead of postfix:*:12345 i had postfix:12345Code:# cd /usr/local/src/postfix-2.1.4 # make install
That's all you are going to need IF you didn't install Cyrus SASL. However, make install is user interface (which means it will ask you for some questions so not regular make install) Beware that there is no ./configure for postfix.
I usually go with the defaults for all the questions it will ask. So the root would be / and the config dir would be /etc/postfix, etc.
Now you will have to wait until I finish with SASL.
If you downloaded the Cyrus-SASL 2.1.18, then you will do this to compile postfix.
The Make Install instructions are the same as above for NON-SASL users. It's usually good if you went with the default answer for all the questions it asks.Code:make makefiles CCARGS="-DUSE_SASL_AUTH -I/usr/local/include/sasl" \ AUXLIBS="-L/usr/local/lib -lsasl2" make install
If you have SASL 1.5.5, http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html will give you good info as to what to do. That document will also help you further your SASL installation. But here are the basic steps:
Ok. After you are done with Postfix, cd to /etc/postfix/Code:# make makefiles CCARGS="-DUSE_SASL_AUTH -I/usr/local/include" \ AUXLIBS="-L/usr/local/lib -lsasl" # make install
NOTE: These options are mine own and your may differ so read the description for each option and DO NOT follow my options blindly.Code:# cd /etc/postfix # cp aliases /etc/aliases # newaliases # vi main.cf
There are some important changes you need to make in this file.
First set your hostname to hostname.mine.nu (grumble.mine.nu, that's what i have as my hostname).
NOTE: hostname.mine.nu should be your `Hostname . Domainname` (without the spaces).
That's how mine looksCode:myhostname=grumble.mine.nu
Now leave your mydomain commented. For your myorigin, it should look:
For your inet_interfaces, leave it to allCode:myorigin=$myhostname
Unless, you have proxy interfaces, leave them commented. My mydestination looks like:Code:inet_interfaces = all
mydestination = $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain, localhost, $mydomain
Yours might be different.
The rest of the options differ on your individual options. Now i'll just give you the SASL options. After the mail_spool_directory, I have:
These will remain the same for most people.Code:smtp_sasl_auth_enable = yes smtpd_sasl_auth_enable = yes smtp_sasl_password_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/sasl_passwd smtp_sasl_security_options = smtpd_sasl_local_domain = $myhostname smptd_sasl_application_name = smtpd
After you are done with the SASL & main.cf completely, save the file. In /etc/postfix:
in that file:Code:** Create a newfile called sasl_passwd ** # vi sasl_passwd
NOTE: I cannot have my own SMTP because of my ISP, I have to relay it through them. The code if your ISP allows your own SMTP will be under the saslpasswd2 command section. GO there and check it out! For your own SMTP sort of thing you need to relay your mail through localhost. SMTP Relay: Localhost If you have a dyndns address (or any other service for dynamic IP), you need to keep updating your IP. You'd already know this but i'm just making sure. Then in your /etc/main.cf , for your relayhost, make it equal your hostname so mine would look like:Code:smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com username:passwd smtp-sbc.mail.yahoo.com username:passwd smtp-sbc-v1.mail.vip.sc5.yahoo.com username:passwd
Then you're all set!Code:relayhost=grumble.mine.nu
The smtp-sbcglobal.yahoo.com should be your ISPs SMTP address (or your hostname if you are on your SMTP). Those are the three lines that should exist in /etc/postfix/sasl_passwd After that file is created:
so there can be sasl_passwd.db file in /etc/postfix/.Code:# postmap sasl_passwd
Now you've just let Postfix see SASL and now SASL should see what authentication mechanisms to use. Now cd to your $PREFIX/lib/sasl2/ directory. My $PREFIX was /usr/local:
We need to create a smtpd.conf file in that directory. Now, i have:Code:# cd /usr/local/lib/sasl2/ # vi smtpd.conf
This should work universally. So after you are done with your smtpd.conf file, you one more thing left to do.Code:pwcheck_method: saslauthd mech_list: plain login
That should ask you for the password and authentication.Code:saslpasswd2 -c -u `postconf -h myhostname` username
NOTE: If you get a segmentation fault for this command, after the authentication, just ignore it. You WILL NOT have a /etc/sasldb2 file.
Now if you want to have your own SMTP and you got a segmentation fault:
CREATE THAT FILE AND ADD THE CONTENTS BELOW TO ITCode:# vi /etc/sasldb2 (or sasldb if you have 1.5)
to /etc/sasldb2 (or sasldb if you are using SASL 1.5).Code:user: test realm: grumble.mine.nu (your hostname) mech: PLAIN user: test realm: grumble.mine.nu (your hostname) mech: LOGIN user: test realm: grumble.mine.nu (your hostname) mech: DIGEST-MD5
If you didn't get the segmentation fault, there should be a /etc/sasldb2 and if it isn't, then you haven't symlinked the /usr/local/lib/sasl2 with /usr/lib/sasl2.
Make sure the username is something different other than "username" for the saslpasswd2.
FINAL STEPS Then you have to:
Start Postfix!
If you have made changes to main.cf when postfix is running make sure you just reload postfix by:Code:# postfix start
And to start postfix on boot up, add this to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local (for slackware)Code:# postfix reload
For Gentoo:Code:postfix start
If that doesn't work, try adding mail to the default runlevel. I've never rebooted gentoo after i installed it so if you have any questions, please come on to irc.freenode.net and join #linuxjunior or just PM me on the Forums.Code:# rc-update add postfix default
Then if you are using Gentoo, ask your system logger to log the `mail` messages in /var/log/mail.log or whatever you like. Usually, it should be /var/log/messages.
If you are using other distros such as Slackware, etc. You can check for errors in /var/log/maillog.
That should tell you about your errors for postfix! Then get a mail client and then use your mailserver! I use mutt. http://www.mutt.orgCode:# tail /var/log/maillog
I have some credits that I need to give to. These two documents helped me a LOT and if you are at anytime confused in this here PET, i'd suggest going to those two sites.
- http://www.postfix.org Documentation.
- gorn & chessforce for helping me set up my first postfix.
- Trickster for giving me the idea to make a PET
- Linux Junior for giving me an oppurtunity to learn Linux well and an oppurtunity to help others.
My sites: Linux Home Networking - Linux Quick Fix Notebook


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Learn about the typical career areas and the type of employers that hire people with each major, as well as strategies to make you a more marketable candidate. This is a time to explore!
Check out the Excelsior College tool that links majors to careers –What Can I do with this Major?
- Remember, the major you choose is just one of the measures that defines your career. How you apply your knowledge and credentials is also a contributing factor. College grads use their education in a wide variety of fields. You should explore and learn about the wide range of career opportunities available to you.
- If you would rather investigate career paths first, skip to Step 4 and then come back and look at the degree programs that will provide a strong foundation for careers that interest you.
- For more resources in your field of study, continue your research on majors and careers through the additional websites provided below by school. If you don't find your major in a resource link, go to the next one.
- University of San Francisco – Business Studies - What Can I Do With This Major? (PDF)
- Quintessential Careers – What Can I Do With a Major in International Business?
- Ball State University – What Can I Do With a Major in Business Administration?
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- Is a Health Career right for you, Explorehealthcareers.com
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- Health Administration/Management Overview, Explore health Careers.org
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Athena SWAN at the UCL Cancer Institute
At UCL Cancer Institute we are committed to delivering the principles of the
Athena SWAN Charter and to actively fostering the skills, talent and
professional development of women in science .
Your Athena SWAN 'Self Assessment Team' (SAT) is responsible for overseeing this at UCL Cancer Institute (read here).
7-11 April 2014 - UCL Cancer Institute Athena SWAN Week
Download the program poster here.
Inspiring Excellence - Lessons from Successful Women' Speaker Programme
As part of the Athena SWAN Initiative, Dr. Suzana Hadjur has organised a speaker program on behalf of the Cancer Institute and UCL called 'Inspiring Excellence – Lessons from Successful Women'. A number of very influential and successful women from a variety of disciplines have accepted her invitation to come and speak about the skills they felt were important to achieve success and the difficulties they experienced along the way.
A disproportionate number of women leave academia prematurely. Our aim for this programme is to inspire young women at UCL to achieve excellence and confidence, drawing on the fundamental skills that would be required for success in any discipline.
Importantly – we encourage both men and women to attend. Afterall, many of the issues discussed will be useful for men as well as women, and part of the secret to retaining women in science is through the support and understanding of male colleagues.
Posters outlining the details of the events will be displayed around the Cancer Institute and UCL. Please come along and tell your friends as well! The speakers are truly world-class women and their stories are sure to inspire, no matter what stage of your career!
Download the program poster here.
To contact Dr. Suzana Hadjur, please mail her on s.hadjur{at}ucl.ac.uk.
Recent Activities
13 September 2013 - UCL Cancer Institute Academic Careers Day
The Institute's Academic Careers Day: The Academic Career Day workshop, held on Friday the 13th of September 2013, was attended by 32 students and staff (6 male and 26 female) interested in Academic career progression. The aim of the workshop was to provide a forum for students and staff to obtain information about academic careers, hear about personal experiences from academics (from senior research fellows through to Professors), and to ask questions or voice concerns that they may have regarding this competitive career choice. The morning session had invited speakers discuss the various academic and clinical academic career pathways available to researchers and what it takes to reach each career stage (for program click here). The afternoon session centred on the support mechanisms, available from the Institute and UCL more widely, to aid in career progression and to help individuals establish a work-life balance that works for them. This included information on UCL practices regarding maternity/paternity leave and flexible working arrangements, opportunities to be mentored by Institute academic staff, services offered by the UCL Careers Service, and UCL academic promotion. The day concluded with SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Rewarding and Timely) guidelines to help attendees make an action plan to help them work towards their more immediate, as well as longer-term, career goals. The feedback from the event was positive and we plan to make this an annual event.
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"Very good - learnt new things that would be investigated e.g. Research Professional website"
"Friendly speakers, not too formal - broad range of academic people with different pathways, background, and opinion"
"Would be good to have speakers from outside UCL"
"'Would like' (Ed) More information on alternative careers or pathways"
"Very helpful, very practical, and insightful, thank you"
"How favourable is it for PhD graduate to go into medicine"
25 March 2013 - Athena SWAN Mentoring Course
The UCL Cancer Institute (UCL-CI) has set up a mentoring scheme to target women at senior postdoctoral and junior group leader levels and provide them with the support of a mentor in these crucial phases of their career. To this end, we have established a pool of mentors at different career stages, males and females.
In order to provide the mentors with the necessary skills, we decided to organise a mentoring course. This was given by Jonathan Gravels from Fargo Associates, which provides tailored mentoring courses to both the public and private sector. The one-day course was held on 25th March 2013 and was attended by a large number of senior and junior members of staff who had signed up to act as official UCL-CI mentors. The course was a success and provided the foundations for the UCL-CI mentoring scheme, which is will start operating very soon.
25 February 2013 - Fri 1 March Athena SWAN Awareness Week
The aims of the week were: (Download Brochure: Gender Equality Policies at UCL)
• Raising awareness
• Analysis of the SWAN survey results: find survey results here
• Information about Athena SWAN and how it will affect you
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Programs. UDOT's Public Transit Team (PTT), as a direct recipient of
Federal Transportation Administration (FTA) grant funding, is required
to create and maintain a State Management Plan (SMP). The SMP
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⢠49 USC § 5310 Elderly Individuals and Individuals with
⢠49 USC § 5311 Non-urbanized Area Formula Program
⢠49 USC § 5316 Job Access and Reverse Commute (JARC) Program
⢠49 USC § 5317 New Freedom Program
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and instructional programs and enhance the SFCC students' overall educational experience,
through exposure to and participation in educational, cultural, social, recreational
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Taste, discover and experience the very best McLaren Vale has to offer all on one road as you walk, drive or ride the McMurtrie Mile. Choose from a passport card or gourmet hosted tour.Explore cellar doors, restaurants and galleries with the McMurtrie Mile passport card. Receive a wine glass when you purchase a card for AUD15.00 and spend AUD25.00 at any participating venue - Red Poles, Hugh Hamilton Wines , McLaren Vale Beer Company and Wirra Wirra. Receive your other glasses by returning to any of the listed venues. The McLaren Vale Beer Company cellar door is located at Red Poles.Treat yourself to a gourmet hosted tour. Your fantastic day includes a Wirra Wirra working winery tour and private tasting in cellars, Hugh Hamilton exclusive varietal tastings, Red Poles two course regional lunch and art tour, Sabella Vineyards hands on vineyard tour and barrel tasting and McLaren Vale Beer Company's tasting paddles and introduction to their craft beers. Tours available Wednesday to Sunday.The maximum tour cost is AUD180.00 per person. Price savings based on number of passengers. Minimum of four people.
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Outrage (2009-I)
An indictment of the hypocrisy of closeted politicians who actively campaign against the LGBT community. Here, the hidden lives of some of our nation's most powerful policymakers are revealed and the media's complicity in keeping their secrets is examined.
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HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said Wednesday he would be willing to dissolve the lower house of the parliament on Friday if the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party agreed to certain conditions, according to reports. During a one-on-one debate with LDP President Shinzo Abe in the parliament, Noda said he would dissolve the lower house if the LDP backs a bill to enable the issuance of deficit-covering bonds and agreed to major electoral reform in next year's ordinary Diet session.
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With its distinctive pyramid shape and Egyptian style, Raffles Dubai is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Situated in the heart of the city, Raffles Dubai is only 10 minutes from Dubai International Airport and a short drive from Downtown Dubai, Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall. It's also connected to Wafi Mall, offering convenient access to one of Dubai's best lifestyle and entertainment complexes.
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Made a spare tire carrier. Vxl-3s. Adjustable camber links. Next up is my center diff from my slash.
slash 4x4 lcg, telluride(modded), TCP........and other things
Congrats! That green is vibrant, to say the least.
Alt-248 on the number pad = °
Excellent. More pics please.
Ha! The spare tire looks awesome, gives it a scale'ish jeep look.
Love it! More pics please!
He Who Dies With the Most Toys Wins.
Curious, why did you switch to the VXL-3s? Did you switch to a brushless motor?
yes went to a brushless motor also.......... had the 3500 velineon it, now have the FunnyCar 2400kv motor in it....
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I was looking at the pics earlier, it looks crowded with the servo, esc, & motor together. How did you guys mount the ESC? Pics please!
I'll try anything once, maybe twice!
Looks good man!! I want a peak under the hood.
I have the Castle MMP and 2400kv bolted up on my P4de. I know its a little tight. I did have the controller by the motor and the Rx out of its box. I now have the controller mounted up high on the front of the chassis. I'd like to see your take.
Here is a pic of my P4de with the goodies.
Weak Revenge
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I have another pic in the gallery with the body off. But I have since changed the motor out. I'll get another pic with the current motor later today
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So most importantly...how does it bash/trail/crawl? how about when it was stock?
And got a questions for you Nix, if you don't mind. Noticed you were a member for 12 years with 84 posts, a north Texan, and have a modded Telluride noticably early. Wondering if your last name is Jenkins?
so how is the truck dealing with all that power?
since it has a plastic center shaft and a smaller slipper/load device
summit /mustang /stampede-2s spc lipo
the Traxxas Funny Car motor
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Would you mind posting a video? I'm really curious to see how this truck does trailing.
And we thought toy grade RC's where cool...
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Looking good - so the funny car 2400 kv motor works well with the VXL-3s ?
I'll find out later today.
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Since no one else has asked...How did you get one of these 2 weeks before they're being released?
That body looks real good! How much did you pay for it?
Slash 4x4, Rusty VXL(project), Slash 2wd(project).
Sorry if I blew your cover, LOL. Nice to know there shipping, and thanks for the eye candy, looking good.
Slash 2wd
Slash 4x4 MT
P4de Trail
I'm not a betting man , but im gonna bet, heh, that as long as he keeps those stock tires on , the load on everything else should be a'ok.
He works at traxxas... Does the vxl3s run the castle 2400 or not? I really like the truck.
Ya can't polish fertilizer...
Hey Nix, ahem...solid axle with offset diffs, just a thought for you to share around the office.
awwwh man its the worst thing to reveal that you work at traxxas now everybody is going to ask you to mention things for futur designs
lol no biggie
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For the past two years, race director Kerri Stenovitch has had no problem deciding on a rightful beneficiary for the Phantom Farms Planting Footprints 5K road race. Considering that the 3.1-mile event takes place at the popular Cumberland apple orchard, most of the proceeds went to the R.I. Fruit Growers Association.
Stenovitch, a former star runner for St. Raphael Academy in the early 1990s, has decided on a new cause for this Sunday's race.
And like the previous one, this one truly made sense.
All proceeds for the third annual race, beginning at 11 a.m. will support Triple-Negative Breast Cancer, a more aggressive form of cancer that mostly affects women. Stenovitch decided on that option back in January when she learned that her cousin was diagnosed with the disease.
"As soon as I found out, I researched anything to offer support," she said. "One of the first things it said was fundraising. Even when you have health insurance, the bills pile up."
The race follows a challenging course that begins on Diamond Hill Road in front of Phantom Farms. Participants will then travel north for less than a mile, take a right onto Nate Whipple Highway and another right on Arnold Mills Road near the North Cumberland Fire Station. After about a half mile, participants will cross over Abbott Run Valley Road, ascend up Hillside Road and, once at the crest, take a right onto Diamond Hill Road and back to the finish at the Farm.
The inaugural Footprints 5K had its biggest field with 111 finishers. With this year's race less than a week away, nearly 150 have already pre-registered.
"I would say as long as the weather cooperates, I'll get close to 300," Stenovitch said. "I still have a lot of people calling me up and pre-registering."
Following the race, participants will be rewarded for their effort with a Pink Ribbon Party that will include an Italian Festival, Live Entertainment and refreshments donated by McLaughlin and Moran. There will also be an awards ceremony and T-shirts will be given to all runners and walkers. The cost is $20 for mail-in or online registration (registration.strands.com) before Friday. The post entry fee is $25.
Beginning at 10 a.m., the race will once again have its Kids Orchard Fun Run, a roughly quarter-mile loop around the orchard. The Run has no entry fee, but registration is required.
To help raise money for the race's cause, Stenovitch also indicated that a 50-50 raffle will take place at the post-race party. There will also be an appearance by the R.I. Pink Heals, an organization of firefighters, police officers and public safety officials that support cancer for women. The organization, started in Arizona by firefighter Dave Graybill, drives pink fire trucks and police vehicles to different events and helps bring awareness to the disease.
Stenovitch plans to continue supporting breast cancer in future races.
"I think as long as we have it," she said, "this will be a good one."
Nick Keeling, a two-time state javelin champion for Ponaganset High, got his collegiate career off to a brilliant start over the weekend.
Competing as a freshman for Brown University, Keeling captured the individual title at Saturday's Bryant University Invitational, heaving the metal spear a distance of 67.66 meters (222 feet). Joe Teixeira of UMass-Dartmouth was second at 59.35 meters (194 feet).
Keeling, who was also a first-team all-stater in football for Ponaganset, where he led the team to the 2009 Division III Super Bowl title, achieved a personal best for his effort at Bryant.
Pawtucket's Timothy Rudd had a strong finish at the annual Thomas J. Guinta Memorial 5K road race on Sunday. Rudd finished eighth among 1,140 finishers in the Fall River race with a time of 18:09.
Alan Bernier, a runner-up finisher at the inaugural Irish 5K in Pawtucket last month, claimed the overall title at another first-time event, the Wild for Winsor 5K in Smithfield. The 36-year-old Bernier, who resides in Providence, broke the tape in 17:55.
The Boston Marathon is quickly approaching with the 115th edition of the historic race taking place on Monday, April 18 at 10 a.m. More than two dozens area runners will answer the starter's gun in Hopkinton.
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