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There have been many changes on the site in recent days, and I have been asked to make a statement about OpenFree.
This is request wholly understandable, so I will explain.
Around the time of Y2K, I decided to put my resume on Monster.com to see if anyone would be willing to hire someone from overseas to work in the USA. Many people were. I got a job in Silicon Valley working for a web hosting company as a network engineer. During the dot com bust there was the constant risk of being laid off so I decided to broaden my skill set to improve my chances of finding a job in a more stable environment. Friends at work suggested that I learn Linux. It didnt seem like such a bad idea, especially as I had done some UNIX systems administration in the past.
I set up a server at home, but couldnt figure out what to do with it until some friends at work suggested setting up a website on a home DSL line. I found the Linux resources on the web inadequate. To do things the way I wanted, I needed step by step guides on how to get the most common web hosting things done. So I decided to post my experiences on the website, and soon Linux Home Networking was born.
The site became popular, and I decided to start a forum using phpBB. After about two years, it had about a thousand members and a couple posts per week. During this time, I kept wondering why no one was really visiting, and figured that forums associated with a home networking site probably wouldnt have much vibrance.
I chose the name OpenFree so that it could be more easily associated with open source, Linux and technology life. The forums became a little more active, and posts got more replies. I was happy, and encouraged by it. I was helping people.
At Christmas time I started to wonder whether there were any other forums around with the same problem, interested users, but little activity. I searched around on Google for Linux forums that were about the same size and asked the administrators whether they would be interested in merging their sites with mine, for a nominal fee.
To my surprise I got a lot of positive responses. A common theme was that the administrators careers, lives or new interests didnt allow them the time or resources necessary to keep their sites healthy.
So, in January I unexpectedly got into agreements with three or four forums, which will probably be merged into OpenFree during the month of February. This required a rapid upgrade to vBulletin and its forum merging feature, both of which I am still learning.
At times I have asked myself whether I bit off more than I can chew. I have wondered whether I should I have said yes to these arrangements. Like all the new members to the forums, I have had my doubts too.
What will the culture be like? Will everyone like it? How can I make the user experience consistent for all? What new features can I add given the fact that I also have a demanding full-time job? What sort of moderation should be used? What sort of backup strategy should I use now that so many people rely on it?
I like the forums and the interaction. Its engaging; it keeps me alert. It would truly be nice to do this full-time so I could have a more normal life. Im going to stick with it.
Thats the motivation. I do not represent a corporation. The advertising on the site is there to help cover my hosting costs without having to ask members for contributions. For now, I have limited them to being text only, to keep the site uncluttered.
I want OpenFree to be a welcoming, engaging, lively and enjoyable community.
For the membership, the topics need to be flexible, the home page should be intuitive, the responses to queries need to be timely, moderation needs to be light and new features need to be useful and used. The soon to be re-launched Plain English Tutorials are an essential part of this goal. From a technology standpoint, the site needs to be fast and simple to maintain.
There are forum sites consisting of plantations of featureless users, and Las Vegas style sites that are a little bit of everything. OpenFree needs to be the place where Linux users can chill out and talk about Linux, or whatever else.
If lots of members specifically ask for a feature and there is an easy to maintain package to handle it that wont burst my budget, then Ill consider adding it, but till then there will be no Linux ISO downloads, no constant updates of hardware compatibility lists, no formal product reviews, and no streaming radio. Hey, it needs to be fun for me too!
I hope this has been informative and that answers many of your questions.
I welcome the new members to OpenFree. I am looking forward to long term, open and free collaboration within the community.


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With pitchers and catchers reporting today, and Spring Training starting up this week, we will be previewing the position battles to follow throughout the Spring. To keep track of the players who are in camp, and the updated status of each position battle, check out the 2013 Pittsburgh Pirates Spring Training Tracker. The Pirates have done a lot since the trade deadline to address the starting rotation. They acquired Wandy Rodriguez at the trade deadline, gave Jeff Locke and Kyle McPherson a look in September, and added Francisco Liriano, Jonathan Sanchez and a few other depth options over the off-season. The top three spots in the rotation will be held by A.J. Burnett, Wandy Rodriguez, and James McDonald. That leaves several of the above pitchers fighting for the final two spots. Contenders: Jeff Karstens, Francisco Liriano, Jeff Locke, Kyle McPherson, Jonathan Sanchez Francisco Liriano - If Liriano is healthy for Opening Day, he will get one of the open spots in the rotation. That's not a guarantee. Tom Singer reports that it could be a month before Liriano steps on a mound. Last year we saw A.J. Burnett delayed at the start of Spring Training, and he had to start the 2012 season on the 15-day disabled list. Liriano would be unlikely to make the Opening Day roster if he can't get on the mound earlier. Jeff Locke will be battling for a rotation spot in Spring Training. Jeff Locke/Kyle McPherson - I think these two will compete for the final spot in the rotation, regardless of whether Liriano is healthy. Locke is ready for the majors, and has the upside of a number four starter. He's appeared in the majors in each of the last two seasons, but both times came at the end of the year. It will be interesting to see how he performs with some experience under his belt, and while he's fresh at the start of the year, rather than after he pitches a full season in Triple-A. McPherson made a few starts in Triple-A last year, then three starts in the majors. He had some good results, but might need a bit more time in Triple-A. He's also dealt with shoulder issues over the last year. The most recent issue came in the Dominican Winter League. He was throwing off a mound yesterday, so his health shouldn't be an issue at this point. McPherson has more upside than Locke, but might have a bit more to prove in Triple-A. Jeff Karstens - The Pirates non-tendered Karstens earlier in the off-season, then brought him back in January on a one year deal. The right-hander has been good when healthy, but has had issues staying healthy. Last year he made 15 starts and pitched 90 innings. I think that would be the expected level for his 2013 performance. Anything over 15 starts or 90 innings would be a bonus. Karstens could reach those totals by serving as a 6th starter, injury replacement, or a spot starter throughout the year. I could see him stepping in the rotation for a few turns at the start of the year if Liriano starts off on the disabled list. Jonathan Sanchez - The Pirates added Sanchez on a minor league deal last week. He's coming off a horrible season in which he had issues with biceps tendonitis. He was a good pitcher the previous three seasons. If he's beyond the injury, and can return to the 2009-2011 numbers, he'd provide a lot of value under a minor league deal. I'd expect him to go to Triple-A to start the year, where he can prove that he's beyond his 2012 struggles. If he can do that, he'd emerge as a top candidate to step into the rotation when the Pirates need an extra starter. Projected Rotation: A.J. Burnett, Wandy Rodriguez, James McDonald, Jeff Locke, Jeff Karstens (Francisco Liriano 15-day DL)
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Dewani murder accused Xolile Mngeni's explanation of his whereabouts on the night Anni Dewani was killed, as well as the testimony of two defence witnesses, are fabrications, the state argued yesterday.
Presenting closing arguments in the Western Cape High Court, state prosecutor Adriaan Mopp said the alibis presented by two defence witnesses were "fabrications".
Mopp said all evidence pointed to Mgeni's guilt, including the accused's own testimony accepted by the court.
Mngeni, who is 25 years old, has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder, robbery, kidnapping and possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition related to the killing of Swedish citizen Anni Dewani.
She was shot on November 13, 2010 after an apparent hijacking in Gugulethu.
Mopp argued that Qwabe's testimony was supported by eight other state witnesses.
Qwabe was sentenced to 25 years in August for the murder and fingered Mngeni as the one who fired the shot.
Qwabe's testimony was supported by the recovery of a Blackberry phone, a watch and a bracelet belonging to Anni Dewani, as well as an E90 Nokia phone belonging to the driver of the car in which the couple were hijacked, Zola Tongo.
Tongo, who is currently serving 18 years for the role he played in Anni's murder, testified that Anni's husband Shrien Dewani requested he put him in touch with a hit-man that would carry out the killing.
The state had put 26 witnesses on the stand and the testimony of 20 of them against Mngeni had not been disputed.
"We have overwhelming evidence against the accused. "There is sufficient collaboration in Qwabe's evidence," Mopp told Henney.
But the version of events given by both defence witnesses as to Mngeni's whereabouts on the night of the murder were fabricated, Mopp said.
"If one listens to Nombulelo (one of the defence witnesses) and listens to the accused, (these are) completely different versions."
Mngeni "was a poor witness".
"His version was false. The accused was indeed an accomplice. The intention was to kill and it is a premeditated murder," Mopp said.
He said the state had proved beyond reasonable doubt that on November 12, 2010, Qwabe was contacted by a man, who has since turned state witness, to kill Anni Dewani, following which Qwabe contacted Mngeni.
The state contended that Qwabe, Mngeni and Tongo met on the afternoon of November 13 and discussed the murder.
The couple were subjected to a planned hijacking while Tongo was driving them back to their hotel. Mngeni robbed the deceased of her personal items before killing her with a single gunshot in the neck. Defence representative Qalisile Dayimani is today expected to give reasons why charges against Mngeni should be dropped. – WCN


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MADISON, Wis. -- While many students braved the Midwestern cold to be with family over the holiday break, sophomore Dorcas Akinniyi of the women's track team took a trip to Nigeria.
Dorcas spent seven days in the centrally located country in Africa to visit family.
It took about 13 hours of air travel, each way, from her hometown in suburban Dallas, Texas, to Obu Masho, Nigeria -- not counting her stops in Atlanta, Ga., and Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Even though Dorcas preferred the hot Nigerian sun to the Wisconsin snow, she shared that trip reminded her about how great her life is here, in the United States.
When asked about her initial reactions of the trip, Dorcas replied that the country is, "Different because their government isn't as strict." She said that, while some places like Lagos and Calaba are similar to what we are accustomed to seeing in the U.S., places like Obu Masho are much different. Dorcas said that, "A lot of the roads [there] aren't paved, and the ones that are paved have potholes everywhere."
She continued saying, "People live in shacks," and explained that many everyday tasks that would take minutes in the U.Ss, can be very time consuming in Nigeria." For instance, Dorcas says, "Taking a shower is very difficult. First you have to get the water from the well, bring it back, then put drops of Detol in the water so your skin doesn't get burned." In addition to disinfecting the water with Detol, Akinniyi explained that most times the water is also heated up for further sterilization.
Dorcas admits there were many eye opening facets of her trip, the most prominent being her first memorable meeting with her elderly grandmother - the main reason for her trip. "No one knows how old she is," Dorcas replied when I asked her about her grandmother's age. She continued, "They really didn't keep records back then, but she's somewhere in her nineties."
In addition to a generational divide, Dorcas faced a language barrier when trying to interact with her grandmother. "She speaks Yoruba...[so] I couldn't relate to her completely." Fortunately, Dorcas' dad was able to translate in order for her to communicate with her grandmother, enabling them to discuss religion and share a few laughs.
Overall, Dorcas is very thankful that she was able to have the opportunity to travel to Nigeria and feels that the trip was a "humbling experience." She says she will parlay the life lessons learned from the trip into her work ethic as she continues to develop as a track athlete, saying her "biggest lesson is to appreciate what I have."
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Everyone has been mistreated — by bureaucratic institutions, unhelpful sales people, or phone systems that make you press ten buttons only to be left on hold for half an hour.
Given how awful the "usual" service is, it's really not that hard to impress people with the quality of service that you provide. But, remarkably, lawyers (and others) screw this up all the time.
Suppose (to recount an incident I heard about recently) you're asked to handle a trivial legal issue at a time when you're swamped with other stuff. You are able to help; you are simply unable to help today. Consider two ways of handling this: First, silently ignore the issue for several days until you have time, and then deal with it. Second, tell the client that you're currently swamped, but that you've received the request and your best guess is that you'll handle the matter, say, early next week. If you've misunderstood, and this is an emergency, the client should let you know, so you can move this task up in the queue.
This should be an easy choice, shouldn't it?
If you silently ignore the request and then deal with it later, the client feels ignored and is likely to complain that you're not being responsive.
But you can be a star with just ten seconds of effort: Show the client (or boss, or whomever) that you received the message, you're a sentient human being, and you will address the issue as soon as possible. And then invite the client to ask you to accelerate the matter (which typically won't happen, so long as the client is confident that the matter will be handled in a reasonable time). So long as the client knows that you're awake and responsive, the client will be happy.
I'm not sure whether that's called "managing expectations" or "living in a service profession," but it's what a lawyer who's trying to build (or maintain) a reputation will do.
The same is true for many other things that cross your desk.
For example, suppose a big case is proceeding, or a big deal is being negotiated, or a big issue is being investigated. Many folks are likely to be keenly interested in the status of the matter.
Average lawyers figure that they'll wait for the client to ask before they give updates. That's very often the wrong way to go about things.
The client may be silently cursing you because you haven't updated him on the matter. When you get an e-mail that either complains — "I haven't heard from you about matter X" — or asks for information — "please update me on matter X" — you've already blown it. Anticipate the client's curiosity, and satisfy it before the client asks — even if absolutely nothing has happened: "I know you're interested in matter X, and I just wanted to advise you that nothing has happened since I sent my last e-mail on this subject two weeks ago. I will, of course, let you know immediately about any new developments."
That provides an update and comforts the client that you're not keeping secrets.
Remember: "I don't know what's going on; Herrmann hasn't told me" is a complaint. On the other hand: "I know that nothing is going on, because Herrmann told me so" is a report (and a satisfied client).
If nothing happens for another week or two (or less, or more, depending on the significance of what you're monitoring), send another e-mail reporting that there's no new news. If you've guessed wrong, and your audience didn't want the update, then the recipient will delete your e-mail in a nanosecond. If you guessed right, you've proven yourself to be responsive and responsible.
Being responsive — there's nothing to it. Why do so many people mess this up?
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Only on 9OYS: Video shows unaccompanied migrant children housed in Tucson shelter
TUCSON(KGUN9-TV) - It's the first glimpse inside a Tucson shelter where a source confirms some 160 unaccompanied migrant children are being housed. The exclusive video, obtained by 9OYS, shows what appears to be children, from toddlers to teens, playing outside the former student housing complex located on Oracle near Drachman.
In all of the video, what looks like supervisors escort the children through the former student housing complex. Notably some of the children are wearing masks that cover their mouths. This particular clip shows a group of boys led outside -- all of them wearing medical masks.
A source tells 9OYS, nearly 200 unaccompanied migrant children are now living inside the shelter. Late last month, city leaders gave Texas-based non-profit Southwest Key the "O.K." to house 160 migrant children under the guidance of the Department of Health and Human Services.
Earlier Thursday, Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake introduced the "CREST Act." The legislation would enable unaccompanied migrant children, from areas like Central America, to be given the same treatment as those from Mexico and Canada, allowing law enforcement to return them to their home countries within days.
In a statement Senator McCain said, "This crisis will continue until the parents who paid thousands of dollars to smuggle their children north to the United States see plane-loads of them landing back at home - their money wasted."
Nine on Your Side contacted HHS regarding the children wearing medical masks. A spokesperson said he did not know the details and would need to review the video to find out.
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Ok, ok, I know we're still technically in summer and you're probably thinking, soup? But I tell you, this soup is delicious and so amazingly simple that it's a must try. I happened into some gorgeous baby bok choy this weekend at the Farmer's Market and got so excited. I just couldn't pass up these adorable little bundle of green stems and leaves! At first I immediately thought, tofu stir fry. But then, last night as I was rummaging through the kitchen for some inspiration, I found some white miso paste and mushroom broth and it hit me-SOUP! Enjoy!
Bok Choi Miso Soup
1 qt. Mushroom Broth (not soup)
2 C Water
1 Red Onion, sliced
3-4 Tbsp White Miso
1 block Firm Tofu, cut into cubes
4 baby heads Bok Choy (or 1 large one)
1/2 C Shitake Mushrooms, sliced
Olive Oil
Sesame Seeds
Soy Sauce (optional)
Sriracha (optional)
Warm up large soup pot with medium heat and a splash of olive oil. When pot is hot, add onions and a dash of salt. Cook until translucent. Add mushrooms and coat in oil. When mushrooms have started to wilt a bit add the broth and water and give a little stir. Whisk in miso to break up any clumps. Bring to a boil (only for a minute) and then low heat to simmer. Add tofu and bok choy. Cook for another 5-10 minutes until bok choy is wilted. Serve immediately! Sprinkle on sesame seeds and add a dash or soy sauce or Sriracha sauce for a little kick! Enjoy friends!
It's summer, so why not delve into some delicious, seasonal produce! This pizza salad is the perfect meal to serve at your next get together. A classic cheese pizza (vegan, of course) topped by an organic arugula salad with heirloom tomatoes and California avocados. It's bound to become one of your favorite, go-to suppers!
So the other day I found myself with some extra vegan creamcheese in the fridge and thought what a perfect opportunity to make a cheesecake. But then the decision of what kind; chocolate, blueberry? But then I noticed a few lemons laying around and some extra coconut milk in the fridge. Ah ha, a lemon-coconut variety sounded intriguing! Turns out that this combo works beautifully together; it's light, tangy, creamy and refreshing-perfect for a hot summer night. I hope you enjoy!
Vegan Lemon-Coconut Cheesecake
Preheat oven 350 degrees
1 12-oz.pkg. silken tofu
12 oz. vegan creamcheese
1/2 C cane sugar
1/3 C coconut milk
1/4 C unsweetened coconut flakes
Juice & zest of one lemon
1 tsp. vanilla extract
2 1/2 tsp. agar agar flakes
Blend together all ingredients EXCEPT agar agar flakes until smooth. Make sure there are no large chunks of cream cheese. Add agar agar flakes and blend again for another minute or two. Pour into pie crust (see recipe below) and bake for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, turn oven off and let cheesecake sit in hot oven for another 40 minutes. Remove and let cool completely. Tastes best chilled.
You're welcome to use a pre-made crust, but if you're feeling adventurous use the recipe below. It's delicious!
Almond-Coconut Crust:
Preheat oven 425 degrees
1/2 C almond flour
1/2 C rice flour
1/4 C wheatgerm
1/4 C unsweetened coconut flakes
1/4 C vegan butter, melted
Mix together the flours, wheatgerm and coconut until well mixed. Add the melted butter and fluff with a fork. Pour into cheesecake pan and press down with your fingertips to the edge of the pan until the entire pan is covered. Make sure to pack the crust pretty tight. Bake for 12 minutes until lightly toasted.
So if you have a garden or you happen to frequent your local farmer's market, you'll notice, that tomatoes are everywhere; romas, red rounds, a host of heirloom varieties; green zebras, Cherokee purples and black brandy wines, just to name a few.
When I was growing up, this time of year marked not only tomato season, but something so much more. Every week during the summer months, my grandparents would go out to the garden to survey their prospective tomato crop; they'd water, clip and tend to their beloved tomato plants. Usually by the end of July they would start collecting the ripe tomatoes in large bowls and baskets until they had enough. Enough for what you might ask? SAUCE The process goes like this: First you pick the tomatoes, then you blanch them, then you put them in ice water so they're cool enough for you to handle, then you remove the skin, then you run them through a sieve to remove the seeds and then you can them. It is an arduous and time consuming process that seems to have been lost on my generation, especially with the variety of ready made sauces you can find at your local market, but you see for Italians, tomato season is so much more than just throwing a few tomatoes on top of your salad; it's our life. Tomato season marks the end of the summer and the heading into fall with a well stocked basement or pantry of canned tomatoes that will ensure that you've got enough sauce to get you to next season. We use sauce for everything; pasta, pizza, stuffed zucchini-you name it! Sauce to an Italian Nona is not something that comes out of a jar with some Italian-sounding name on the label that's been made in some industrial kitchen by machines; it's an art! It's something that takes time, experience and patience to prepare properly. If I may be so bold; it's a philosophy on life.
I know that many of us just don't have the time to wait for the tomatoes to be ready. We have jobs, kids, spouses, traffic jams, emails and the like. It's so much easier to just buy a can of already made sauce from the store. Well, that may be true. But don't let tomato season pass you by without the chance to savor the flavor. Here is a quick and easy recipe that will ensure that you get to taste all the sweet and delicious flavor our summer friend can offer.
Caprese Salad
2 lbs. farm fresh tomatoes (any variety will do)
1/2 lb. firm organic tofu, marinated
1 C. fresh basil, roughly torn
3 Tbsp. Balsamic Vinegar
3 Tbsp. Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Tofu Marinade
1/4 Olive oil
2 cloves garlic roughly chopped
1 Tbsp. balsamic vinegar
1 Tbsp. fresh lemon juice
Salt/Pepper to taste
Combine marinade ingredients in shallow baking dish. Dice tofu into 1/2 inch squares and toss into marinade. Cover and refrigerate for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, rinse off tomatoes and cut into large chunks and place in large bowl. Gently tear or cut basil into course pieces and toss in with tomatoes. When the tofu is ready, drain from marinade (a little left over is just fine) and toss in with tomatoes and basil. Mix together olive oil and balsamic and pour over salad. Season with salt and pepper. Enjoy!


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Passengers travelling through British airports could be made to submit to full body scans following the failed Christmas Day terror attack, Gordon Brown has said.
The attempt by Detroit bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab to blow up an aeroplane this week should act as a "wake-up call" for the country to ensure that Britain can prevent future terrorist incidents.
[efoods]In an article on the lessons to be drawn from the incident, published on the Downing Street website, the Prime Minister said that he would do everything possible to preserve the "safety and security" of the public.
Experts have expressed concern that Britain was falling behind other countries and putting lives at risk by not immediately introducing X-ray-like full body scanners after ministers said that there were "no plans" to introduce them.
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It also bears repeating that Hussein could have prevented this war by giving U.N. weapons inspectors unfettered access and verifying that he had destroyed his stockpile of WMD -- as per the agreement he had made with the United Nations.
But the temptation to accuse both Bush and Blair of lying is so irresistible that no fact will get in the way, it seems. Wheatcroft even writes without qualification, "Planning for the war was under way starting with Bush's inauguration in January of 2001."
Then, there's the gossip that Blair is not really in charge. Wheatcroft writes, Blair "completely surrendered to (treasury chief Gordon) Brown all control of the management of the economy." It must be true: A labor official once inadvertently called Brown "prime minister."
Why is it that elites come up with the same silly caricature -- dimwitted, pious, manipulative yet manipulated -- for two very different men?
Gerald Dorfman, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, said Blair is bright and in charge, even though he disagrees with the PM on Iraq. What's wrong with leaving it at that?
Democratic Party operative Bob Mulholland, who has a history with Blair, also vouched for Blair's smarts and authority. When I asked Mulholland what he thought of Blair enduring the same bad rap as Bush, he replied, "It goes with the turf. When you're in office, you take the good with the bad."
OK, but couldn't the dish on Blair at least be original?
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Membership in the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has declined more than 90 percent since the 2001 terrorist attacks, according to tax documents obtained by The Washington Times.
The number of reported members spiraled down from more than 29,000 in 2000 to fewer than 1,700 in 2006. As a result, the Muslim rights group's annual income from dues dropped from $732,765 in 2000, when yearly dues cost $25, to $58,750 last year, when the group charged $35.
The organization instead is relying on about two dozen donors a year to contribute the majority of the money for CAIR's budget, which reached nearly $3 million last year.
Asked about the decline, Parvez Ahmed, CAIR's board chairman, pointed to the number of donors.
"We are proud that our grass-roots support in the American Muslim community has allowed CAIR to grow from having eight chapters and offices in 2001 to having 33 today," Mr. Ahmed said.
"Eight chapters with 29,000 members down to 33 chapters with 1700. Yeah, lots to be happy about there bud."
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The newest Corvette will be introduced to the west coast at the 60th Anniversary Corvette Celebration, which is open to the public. The Stingray will be on display at the gala dinner, which will also feature a presentation and Q&A session by Corvette's lead exterior designer.
The Petersen Automotive Museum will celebrate the 60th anniversary of "America's Sports Car," the Chevrolet Corvette, with an unforgettable tribute March 1-2, 2013. The most anticipated and significant event of the weekend is the 60th Anniversary Gala featuring speaker Kirk Bennion, the Exterior Design Manager of the Corvette C7 Stingray and the west coast unveiling of the vehicle. Bennion will discuss how the Stingray breaks from tradition, allowing industry experts and enthusiasts alike the rare opportunity to gain insight into the design process and ask questions about one of the most anticipated new vehicle debuts in recent memory. The Stingray will be unveiled at the gala dinner with Bennion, and will also be on display for Saturday's festivities.
Other highlights include the Corvette Car Day Show, an exhibit inside the museum featuring the rarest examples of each generation including the very first Corvette "EX-122" which debuted at the GM Motorama in 1953 and a series of educational panels featuring Corvette legends and industry experts.
In addition to the events, a special Corvette exhibit showcasing Corvettes from every generation, along with significant vehicles from history will be on display from February 27 through March 31. Notable Corvettes include:
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- 956 SR2: an experimental race car
- 1959 Corvette Italia by Scaglietti: an Italian bodied masterpiece rendered in aluminum
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- 1964 "World's Fair" Corvette: customized by GM for the New York World's Fair
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Event sponsors include Mid America Motorworks, Hagerty Collector Car Insurance, Corvette Mike, Intercity Lines and Fender Guitar. Proceeds from the Corvette Anniversary activities will go toward supporting the Petersen Automotive Museum's educational programming. Register your Corvette or buy tickets online at http://www.CorvetteDay.org or call 323-964-6325. Some events have limited availability and will sell out.
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Cameron Fogle of Conner gets set to swing against Boone County.
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While baseball season is just getting underway for Conner senior standout Cameron Fogle and chances are pretty good he will receive scholarship offers to play in college, his heart is apparently set on walking-on to play football at the University of Kentucky instead.
Fogle was one of six Conner players who took part in a "signing" ceremony at the school on Wednesday, along with Nathan Ball (Mount Saint Joseph); Aaron Spencer (Union College); lineman Ty Robinson (Union College); lineman Jared Kunkel (Lindsey Wilson) and lineman Darien Wolnitzek (Lindsey Wilson).
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The Earth is not revolving around the Sun
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Another superb video by Sergej Veretnnikov of YourYoga.ru about the true movement of the solar system. As you will know, the solar system is usually shown as a pretty flat disk-shaped, static object, when in fact it is moving through space, with the planets trailing behind it.Read More»
Young Greeks Create Self-reliant Island Society
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One man's problem is … that same man's problem. 😉 At the same time it's another man's opportunity, as beautifully shown in this example.
Here's a group of young Greeks who founded a self-reliant community where already 80% of the food they need is produced on the property.Read More»
Opera and Amazon site problem solved
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Are you using Opera, the best browser on Earth? If yes, and if you experienced problems on Amazon, then this will help you!
The new version of Opera (12 at the time of writing) works with Amazon ONLY if you accept all cookies. I had the site preferences set to allow only cookies from the domain, which killed all search results and login features.
There is no nee to spoof the user agent. Identifying as Opera works just fine, but remember to allow all cookies!
Hope this helps,
The Power of Networks
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"In this new RSA Animate, Manuel Lima, senior UX design lead at Microsoft Bing, explores the power of network visualisation to help navigate our complex modern world. Taken from a lecture given by Manuel Lima as part of the RSA's free public events programme."Read More»
Osho: My Whole Life is Full of Jokes
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One of the most wonderful souls who's ever walked this planet and who unfortunately left us far too early is Osho.Read More»
Aether, Time and Torsion – forgotten knowledge
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Author Sol Luckman once wrote in his book, Conscious Healing:
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The ancient Greeks were well aware of [torsion] energy, calling it aether and understanding that it is directly responsible for universal manifestation.
In the 1950s Russian scientist Nikolai Kozyrev conclusively proved the existence of this life-giving subspace energy, demonstrating that, like time, it flows in a sacred geometric spiral resembling the involutions of a conch shell that has been called phi, the Golden Mean, and the Fibonacci sequence.
New photo gallery and some changes
It's been a while since I last updated this website. This is certainly not for a lack of activity, but as those who know me will have noticed, my current activities are mainly related to the Master Key System, so this is where the action is.Read More»
Master Key System Centenary Edition now available in South Africa
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This should be of interest to anyone interested in Charles Haanel's Master Key System. I now have a number of copies of my "Centenary Edition" available for only R200 plus shipping. If you are interested, please get in touch with me via the contact form. If you are in Cape Town, a drop-off could be arranged. Payment either cash or via EFT. Details are available upon request.
The website can be found at www.masterkeysystem.tv.
Announcing the 'Visual Master Key' – enlightenment allround!
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It is with great pleasure to announce to you The Visual Master Key™, a 360 degree cylindrical panorama with the most important keywords of the Master Key System.
This one-of-a-kind product has been developed by myself in order to accelerate learning and deepen the student's understanding of the Master Key System and the interconnectedness of all things. It is a very very powerful and flexible tool, and I am very proud of what I have created.Read More»
Helmar.org v2.0 – website update
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Since Helmar.org went online some time in 1998, it's been running on my trusty old code. Now, 13 years later, it was time for an update. So I converted to WordPress, added the lovely Dandelion theme, and carried over the most relevant of the content I had accumulated over the years. I did,however, nuke most of the links I had posted.
As I am making a stronger foray into the CRM consulting world again, now merging my "Diamond CRM" model with Charles Haanel's Master Key System, I didn't want this website to fall into neglect, as most of the public stuff I do now is either on Facebook or on the two Master Key System sites I am maintaining.
I carried over all the articles I have written back then, most of them relevant to this day. They are testament to my thinking at a young age, and are meant to contribute their part to you making up your mind about employing my services.
So, without much ado, ENJOY!, and if there is anything lacking or not working properly, please let me know.


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A day off. Yes, coach Pete Carroll is giving the players Wednesday off after going through six practices in the first four days of camp.
After the way they performed this afternoon, the players earned it.
Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck was extremely sharp while directing the No. 1 offense to a pair of touchdowns and a long Olindo Mare field goal in his three turns at running the two-minute offense. Backup QB Charlie Whitehurst had his best practice of camp. On back-to-back plays, defensive tackle Brandon Mebane knocked his blocker into the quarterback and then stuffed running back Julius Jones before he could hit the hole. Linebacker Leroy Hill was treating any ball carrier who came near him like a pinball.
All in all, it was a day of rest-worthy effort.
"I believe it's Pete Carroll's mother's birthday. He said it was a way to honor her," Hasselbeck said. "So we'll take it."
And the obvious stipulations that accompany it.
"With that comes a huge responsibility as players," Hasselbeck said. "It's an opportunity to do the right thing or do the wrong thing. (Pete) asked us to get off our feet and rest. I know I'm going to take advantage of it."
But it's not a 24-hour day off. The players return for a mandatory dinner at 5 p.m.
"Off while the sun's out," Hasselbeck said.
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Check out some highlights from Tuesday afternoon's practice, the sixth of Bing Training Camp:
Golden Tate. It's difficult to not watch the team's multitalented second-round draft choice.
Today, the wide receiver from Notre Dame – who celebrated his 22nd birthday Monday – made a nice reaching grab of a Hasselbeck pass in the end zone, got the ball a couple of times on end-around runs and was among seven players returning kickoffs.
All in a day's work for a player who seems to be getting better by the day.
"Golden Tate just makes plays," Hasselbeck said. "I know they're on him to be more disciplined in his route running and attention to detail and those kinds of things. But he just makes plays, and he's kind of electric once he gets the ball in his hands.
"He's got the stuff that's really hard to coach. And the stuff that's coachable is probably where he needs to get better. But that's a great thing."
Carroll talked about the conversion of Red Bryant from defensive tackle to end following the afternoon practice Monday – and after this story on Bryant was posted on Seahawks.com. But his comments definitely are worth repeating:
"Red has come out smokin'. I'm so fired up about that the change. He's just in the right position now. He's so long-levered and he can run well for a big man. He's 330-something pounds and he's holding his weight well. He's in very good condition. The only thing that happened to Red was after the first double-day (on Saturday), he went in the sauna and he kind of gassed on the second day. He was trying to lose a couple of pounds and it was, 'Not now, Red.'
"Red's a little bit overanxious about getting ready and getting right. His attitude is perfect in most ways – we need to school him up on it a little bit. But (we're) really fired up about him being out there and he's really taken to it. He's an outstanding kid with a lot of juice that he brings to the practice field. Every defensive coach loves to see that. It's a big moment for Red. It's a moment for him to step into a starting position and see if he can hold onto it through camp and through the competition. So I'm really pleased with everything that's happened there."
After retiring last week, Pro Bowl special teams performer Sean Morey reached out to Peter King of SI.com to explain that his decision was prompted by post-concussion syndrome.
Asked how he felt, physically, Morey told King, "Like I just played a tough game. Like I'd just made six or seven tackles."
That was the problem: Morey had not played a game since the Arizona Cardinals were eliminated from the playoffs in January. Morey, 34, signed with the Seahawks in March, reuniting with Pete Carroll – who also had coached him when both were with the New England Patriots.
You can read King's full report here.
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Re: Central coast
Just north of SF we have Point Reyes...south you have Big Basin, Henry Coe, and Ventana Wilderness. Expect lows in the 30's at lower elevations and of course lower temps than that at higher ...
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they also blame him for the economic downturn too.............. haven't you heard?
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Enjoy the hike...keep in mind the elevation gain coming up to Relief Res. is deceiving...seriously. Pretty area though
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trailhead to Relief Res. is at Kennedy Meadows and Resort off of Hwy 108. And yes there are two Kennedy Meadows. The other one is in the the very southern portion of the Sierra
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Kelly I have been to 20 Lakes Basin numerous times. Yes the trailhead is crowded but that is due to day hikers and fisherman for Saddlebag Lake. Once you pass the lake, especially in the afternoon,...
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I have always wanted to explore that area. Great report!
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Nice report guys.....I too have done the same trip. Some of my favorite areas of the Sierra. 20 Lakes Basin is a gem and a half too!
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great trip report Manfred.
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Director, Information Technology
Position Deleted on 12/18/2012. This position is no longer an active posting on HigherEdJobs.
Chicago, IL
Admin - Computing - Management/Director
Application Due:
Full Time
|Malcolm X College
|Employee Type:
|Full Time Staff
|Union Status:
|Non-Bargained For
|40 hours per week
|$76,500 - $90,000
|Closing Date:
|Friday, December 28, 2012
The City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) District 508, is the largest community college system in Illinois and one of the largest in the nation, with 5,800 faculty and staff serving 120,000 students at seven campuses and thirteen satellite sites city-wide. The City Colleges of Chicago is currently in the midst of a collaborative effort to review and revise CCC programs and practices to ensure students leave CCC college-ready, career-ready and prepared to pursue their life's goals.
CCC includes seven colleges: Richard J. Daley College, Kennedy-King College, Malcolm X College, Olive-Harvey College, Harry S Truman College, Harold Washington College and Wilbur Wright College. The system also oversees: the Washburne Culinary Institute, the French Pastry School, two restaurants, five Child Development Centers, the Center for Distance learning, the Workforce Institute, the public broadcast station WYCC-TV Channel 20 and radio station WKKC-FM 89.3FM.
The Information Technology Director for Malcolm X will plan, direct, implement, and manage computer systems and operations which support the needs of the college, while following the goals and objectives to interface District-wide. This role will be instrumental in helping to design and implement technologies to help support the campuses Healthcare programs. This includes the design and implementation of technologies to support the build out of the new campus. They will also provide managerial support and assistance to employees throughout the colleges using any automated equipment, both hardware and software. Finally, they supervise professional and clerical employees as assigned by the college.
Develops, plans, implements, and manages policies, procedures, and operations on the effective use of the college's computer network and systems for administrative, academic, and student services and support needs. Establishes and maintains computer security and accessibility for the users of the system. Consults with users (employees and students) to determine problems, and methods of enhancement and/or resolution; Ensures that computers are operational. Maintains inventory of all computer equipment at the college; Serves as college
contact for purchasing new or enhanced computer equipment; Establishes methods for the college to follow in servicing and ensuring computers are working.
Establishes and maintains college's budget for computer automation and enhancement. Serves as primary contact between the college and the Office of Information Technology to ensure district-wide standards and policies are implemented and enforced. Supervises, directs, and reviews the work of assigned professional and clerical staff to ensure that the services provided by the office are completed; Provides staff with plans and decisions to improve working relationships throughout the office and throughout the District.
Conducts all personnel activities for positions as assigned by the college. Participates in district, office, and/or team meetings to assist in identifying problems, discussing and testing alternatives, and developing solutions that meet the goals of the college and district. Implements recommendations for applications and technical support services; Communicates special needs/concerns of the college/District to office staff as appropriate. Maintains expert knowledge on information systems; users of the college; and policies, rules, and regulations of the District. Develops and conducts on-going user training sessions on automation and its associated technology as required; Meets with users to determine and develop special training strategies to assist them in the work processes. Assists in special projects as they relate to the automated needs of the college or District.
Performs other duties as assigned.
All CCC employees are required to adhere to CCC Customer Service Excellence standards.
Completion of Bachelor's Degree from a regionally accredited institution and current, relevant certification required. Five plus years in networking, desktop support, wireless technology/network, academic application support in an academic setting.
Demonstrated commitment to diversity and multiculturalism in one's work experience. Experience preferred working within a unionized setting. Demonstrated ability to create a learning environment that fosters student success. Demonstrated ability to develop a technologically integrated environment that fosters innovation within a learning organization. Three years of management experience in an IT environment. Healthcare IT experience preferred.
How to Apply
For consideration, all interested candidates, including current CCC employees, must submit a current resume, a legible copy of your college transcript(s), if a degree is required (Unofficial transcripts initially accepted, official transcripts must be provided at time of interview.), and a cover letter in MS Word or PDF format. Submit by electronic mail only to the below email address, type the position title that you are applying for in the Subject heading, and indicate Full Time or Part Time position:
HR Administrator
Chicago residency is required for all full-time employees within 6 months of hire. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. Vacancies may be pending budget approval.
Due to the high volume of resumes that we receive, only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted. Thank you for your interest in CCC!
City Colleges of Chicago is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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