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I really appreciated your recent review of SCO OpenServer. Where I work, we recently had reason to take a computer that had Linux on it and make it into a dual Linux/SCO system. I would like to point out, however, an error in the review. Ken says:
While you're going through this process, OpenServer is merrily overwriting your master boot record and wiping it free of LILO.
While it is true that SCO overwrites LILO if you have it installed on the Master Boot Record (MBR), it is not true that LILO cannot boot SCO. In fact LILO is more than happy to boot SCO. The problem is that SCO expects its own partition to be active or bootable. From the README file for LILO:
Some PC UNIX systems (SCO and Unixware have been reported to exhibit this problem) depend on their partition being active. Such a setup can currently only be obtained by installing LILO as the MBR and making the respective partition active.
If, after you install SCO, you reinstall LILO to the MBR and make the SCO partition bootable, LILO will very easily allow you to choose one or the other at boot time. On our setup, we have Linux installed to /dev/hda2 and SCO on /dev/hda4. Our lilo.conf file, therefore, looks like this:
boot=/dev/hda map=/boot/map install=/boot/boot.b message=/boot/boot.msg prompt timeout=100 # # Linux partition image=/boot/vmlinuz label=linux root=/dev/hda2 read-only # # SCO Unix partition other=/dev/hda4 label=sco table=/dev/hda
Upon bootup, LILO runs and displays our boot.msg file which tells the user how to load either Linux or SCO. This has worked out quite nicely for us. In the past, we had installed SCO on a machine that also used MS-DOS and the only way to switch between the operating systems was by using FDISK to toggle between the partitions. It's nice to see that Linux and its tools are still better than anything else out there. —Tanner email@example.com
Thanks for publishing my message in the "Letters to the Editor" in the December 1997, Issue 44. But you introduced a huge mistake in it, which can have security implications for readers who blindly trust LJ.
The message, published under the title "Big Brother", mentions the -T option of the Perl interpreter, saying that "-T tests that the file type is text, not binary." This is ridiculous and I never wrote that. I wrote that every Perl CGI programmer should use the -T option and explained that it refers to tainted mode (man perlsec for details). The -T option (a command-line flag) has nothing to do with the -T function (which indeed tests if a file is text). Any Perl programmer could have caught that mistake.
It seems to me that the treatment of my alert message (remember that anyone on the Internet could execute any command on a machine which uses the scripts you originally published) exhibited two serious flaws:
It was treated too slowly. Most people trust paper more than Usenet News or WWW. Many people probably assumed that the articles in LJ were carefully scrutinized and that the scripts were dependable. LJ had, in my opinion, a responsibility to warn users as soon as possible (at least in the next issue) of the mistake and not through a letter to the editor two issues later.
It is perfectly understandable that you edited my message; I know that my English is quite poor. But you could have sent it back to me for a last check. I do not think it is ethical to modify a message, not on a grammatical point but on a technical one, and to publish it without showing to the readers the edited parts and without sending it to the author for proofreading. —Stephane Bortzmeyer email@example.com
First, let me apologize for your letter getting changed in a way that changed technical content. We try hard not to let this happen. One of our copy editors thought the -T needed more explanation and obviously grabbed the information from the wrong place. I agree he should not have added to the text without consulting you. If you had put as much detail in the first letter as you did above, I don't think he would have felt he needed to add anything. Ultimately, though, I did let his addition pass, and I take full responsibility for the error.
LTE is just about the last column I put together. Consequently, there is not a lot of time to pass it back and forth. It is also the first time I even see the letters, so they can be old. By the time a magazine comes out, the next issue is already at the printer, so errors never get corrected until two issues later. It's too bad, but such is the way of magazine deadlines.
Actually, I think you do quite well with your English —Editor
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Column: Jets must find way to sign Muhammad Wilkerson long-term #nyj: http://t.co/egJqLySVx5 via @nypost
COLUMN: Jets must find way to sign Muhammad Wilkerson long-term #nyj: http://t.co/egJqLySVx5
Here's a look at some of the season stats so far (4 games) as we head into the bye week: ---------- Ryan Fitzpatrick: 924 yards, 7 TDs, 6 INTs. ---------- Chris Ivory: 314 yards, 3 TDs. ---------- Brandon Marshall: 30 catches, 400 yards, 3 TDs. Eric Decker: 14 catches, 180 yards, 3 TDs. ---------- David Harris: 27 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 forced fumbles. Muhammad Wilkerson: 21 tackles, 3.5 sacks. Darrelle Revis: 2 INTs. Calvin Pryor: 23 tackles, 1 INT, 1 forced fumble. Marcus Gilchrist: 19 tackles, 1 INT. Marcus Williams: 2 INTs. ---------- Who has impressed you the most through these first 4 games? I'm going with Marshall. He's been dominant, three 100 yard games already. #NYJ #NYJets #JetsNation #Jets
The Final in London is 27 Jets, 14 Dolphins! The game was getting closer at the end, but interceptions by Darrelle Revis and Marcus Williams sealed the deal for the Jets. The Jets were lead on offense by Ryan Fitzpatrick (16/29 218 yds 1 TD, 1 INT), Chris Ivory (29 rushes 166 yds 1 TD), Brandon Marshall (7 REC 128 yds) and Eric Decker (4 REC 46 yds 1 TD). On defense Muhammad Wilkerson had 2 sacks. He now has 3.5 sacks on the year. Also David Harris, Darrelle Revis, and Buster Skrine had good games. Towards the end of the game Calvin Pryor went down with a right knee injury, Dion Bailey stepped in for him and looked good. Also David Harris and Leonard Williams left the game with injuries. We will keep you up to date on the latest news on those injuries. Good Win!
That's the game! The Jets hold on to beat the Dolphins in London 27-14... Chris Ivory lead the way for the Jets, rushing for a career high 166 yards and 1 touchdown. Brandon Marshall also had a huge day with 7 grabs for 128, becoming the 1st Jets WR since Al Toon to have 3 consecutive 100 yard games. Decker returned and hauled in 4 passes for 46 yards and a score. Fitz finished the day 16/29 for 218 yards, 1 TD, and 1 pick. He also added 37 yards rushing. The pick he threw was total BS though, should have been a pass interference on Miami... Overall this was a pretty sloppy win for the Jets, didn't do much in the 2nd half after a dominant 1st half and had WAY too many penalties. I'll take it though! A win is a win. We're now 3-1 heading into the bye week, their next game will be at home against the Redskins, the Jets will receive a big boost on defense as Sheldon Richardson is now eligible to practice and play with the team. The bye week should give our banged up players plenty of time to recover, hopefully everyone is healthy and ready to go Week 6! More stats from today's game: Muhammad Wilkerson: 3 tackles, 2 sacks. David Harris: 3 tackles, 1 sack. Darrelle Revis: 1 interception. Marcus Williams: 1 interception. #NYJvsMIA #JetsWin #Jets #Dolphins
The Jets could adjust Calais Campbell's deal to a 2016 salary cap environment ($14M-avg/$40M-GTD) & Muhammad Wilkerson might reject it.
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Brandon Marshall had 10 catches for 109 yards and a TD today, his second straight 100+ 1 TD game. He now has 23 catches for 272 yards and 3 TDs in the first three games. Besides that idiotic play today (which he called the worst play in NFL history), he's been a big boost to the Jets offense so far... Stats from today's game: Ryan Fitzpatrick: 35/58, 283 yards, 2 TDs, 3 INTs. Should not be throwing the ball almost 60 times, we need Ivory back so we can get this run game going again. Bilal Powell: 10 carries, 31 yards. 7 catches, 44 yards. Quincy Enunwa: 5 catches, 50 yards. Jeremy Kerley: 6 catches, 33 yards, 1 TD. Devin Smith: 3 catches, 39 yards. Muhammad Wilkerson/Leonard Williams: 0.5 sacks. David Harris: 5 tackles, 1 forced fumble. On to Miami... #NYJ #NYJets #JetsNation #Jets
Another from PFF: Muhammad Wilkerson is their highest-rated 3-4 DE through the first 2 weeks. Had the best grade on team last night. #nyj
Muhammad Wilkerson officially credited with a deflection on that INT. #Colts continue to wither against the blitz.
@bmarshall heading on to the field for the Jets practice at Hofstra University tonight... DE Muhammad Wilkerson is dressed and on the field after missing 3 weeks with a tweaked hamstring. S Calvin Pryor also back after missing a week due to a death in his family. (Via @nyjets). #NYJ #NYJets #JetsNation #Jets #Hofstra #FamilyNight #BrandonMarshall
Ballgame! The Jets open the season with a dominant 31-10 win over the Browns, they advance to 1-0. Coach Bowles gets his 1st win as the Jets HC... It was a shaky 1st half, but the team really turned it up a notch in the 2nd. The Jets forced 5 turnovers today, they had just 13 all of last year. The offense was led by big games from Brandon Marshall and Chris Ivory... Not a bad way to start off the year! There is currently no update on Maudlin and Cromartie, Cro will get an MRI tomorrow. -------------------------------------------------- Statistics: Ryan Fitzpatrick: 15/24, 179 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT. Chris Ivory: 20 carries, 91 yards, 2 TDs. Bilal Powell: 12 carries, 62 yards. Brandon Marshall: 6 rec, 62 yards, 1 TD. Eric Decker: 2 catches, 37 yards, 1 TD. Chris Owusu: 4 catches, 55 yards. ---------- Calvin Pryor: 10 total tackles, 1 FF Marcus Williams: 3 tackles, 1 INT. Trevor Reilly: 1 SCK, 1 FF. Muhammad Wilkerson, David Harris 1 SCK each. Damon Harrison: 4 tackles, 2 TFL. #JetsWin #CLEvsNYJ
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Muhammad Wilkerson has put off negotiations with the Jets (not the other way around) #NYJ #NFL http://t.co/nEWwy3yjGR http://t.co/Yme71ujoVK
The Jets have put off negotiations with Muhammad Wilkerson. #NYJ #NFL http://t.co/nEWwy3yjGR http://t.co/Yme71ujoVK
Bowles gave #CLEvsNYJ game balls to: - DL Muhammad Wilkerson - K Nick Folk - CB Marcus Williams - RB Chris Ivory - WR Brandon Marshall
Marcus Williams, Brandon Marshall, Muhammad Wilkerson, Nick Folk and Chris Ivory received game balls, Bowles said. #jets
Muhammad Wilkerson Cuts Off Contract Negotiations With Jets http://t.co/KILOafYIS0
As @RapSheet just said, with no deal done, Muhammad Wilkerson no longer negotiating with Jets. He will play out 2015. #nyj
No hard deadline on contract talks between #Jets and Muhammad Wilkerson, per @MMehtaNYDN. Read about that and more: http://t.co/e1dpWesMIS
Muhammad Wilkerson could be entering his final year w/ the #Jets. He and the team aren't making progress on new deal http://t.co/BNO9GqHUsm
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This luxury, waterfront home is situated in an upscale community, complete with private beach. The home faces West for excellent sunset views. The canal is perfect for fishing or watching dolphins swim by and offers fantastic opportunities for kayaking through the Wildlife Perserve. Pontoon boat, sailboat, kayak, john boat or deep sea fishing charters are a few blocks from this home.
You will have private beach access with covered pavillions, BBQ grills, restroom facilities and showers. You will also have access to the clubhouse w/ping pong table & foosball, tennis courts and the clubhouse's heated pool, jetted spa, sauna, picnic area and gas grill.
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This vacation home is centrally located and situated about 35 minutes from Clearwater Beach and Tampa International Airport. The historical Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks are minutes away on the Anclote River, where you can take a sponge diver boat tour, dolphin tour, sample the best of Greek cuisine and night life with lots of shopping.
Clearwater & St.Pete beaches are south about 35 minutes and have everything from parasailing to speed boat tours and Pirate ships. Pier 60 on Clearwater Beach hosts nightly evening festivals and shops, lots of live bands, and restaurants w/fresh seafood. Visit the new Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg.
Weeki Wachee is about 45 minutes north, featuring our Florida Manatees. You can rent a boat from the marina and canoe up the crystal clear river or tube down river.
Homosassa Springs is 45 minutes north: Manatees, exotic bird shows, otters, alligators and more.
Ybor City is found in Tampa and has many great shops, bands and is the oldest cigar capitol of America. While your in Tampa you can also visit downtown Channelside & Harbor Island featuring many restaurants and shops. Also the Florida Aquarium, one of the top aquariums in the world, Lowery Park Zoo, Museum of Science and Industry and Hard Rock Casino next to the Ampitheatre.
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Busch Gardens & Adventure Island in Tampa. LegoLand in Winter Haven. Sea World, Aquatica, Disney World, Islands of Adventure & Universal Studios are 1:45 minutes away in Orlando.
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WASHINGTON — The outlook for the U.S. economy brightened a little Thursday after new data pointed to improvement in hiring and more exports.
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits last week fell by 6,000 to a seasonally adjusted 361,000, the Labor Department said. Economists noted that the level suggests the modest job creation in July could carry over into August.
The U.S. trade deficit narrowed to $42.9 billion in June from $48 billion in May, the Commerce Department said in a separate report. That's the lowest level in 18 months.
The drop was largely because of cheaper oil imports. But exports also rose to a record-high $185 billion, an encouraging sign at a time when global growth has slowed. U.S. companies even sold more goods in Europe, despite the region's financial crisis.
Some economists revised their growth forecasts higher for the April-June quarter after seeing the better trade data. A smaller trade deficit acts as less of a drag on growth because it means the United States is spending less on foreign-made products and is taking in more from sales of U.S.-made goods.
"As long as we can keep selling more of our goods across the world, the economy can (grow) at a moderate pace," said Joel Naroff of Naroff Economic Advisors. "In June, despite all the craziness in Europe ... our exports managed to increase."
The economy is looking more resilient after faltering in the spring.
Employers added 163,000 jobs in July, the biggest increase since February. From April through June, employers had created a lackluster 73,000 jobs a month, not enough to keep up with a rising population.
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By Ed Waller 02-10-2015
The Japanese deal for Ukrainian crime drama The Sniffer, reported here today, is certainly good news for the Eastern European country but there's no denying that the ban on Russian content is having more of an impact than was initially expected.
Russian drama might be politically undesirable in Ukraine but broadcasters there are nevertheless financially reliant on it and are struggling in the wake of its prohibition by the government this year.
That was certainly the feeling at Kiev Media Week last month, where the dependence of Ukrainian TV on Russian drama was laid bare by research from event organiser MRM. The study covered the 10 biggest national broadcasters: Inter, Ukraina, STB, ICTV, NTN, New Channel, TET, 1+1, 2+2 and K1.
Together, they aired 27,000 hours of drama last year – amounting to 31% of all Ukrainian broadcast airtime – and 66% of it hailed from the country's northern neighbour. Russian-Ukrainian coproductions accounted for a further 6%, while the share of Ukrainian drama series was just 5%.
ICTV's 2014 schedule, for instance, comprises about 25% Russian series and was said to be one of the channels most affected by the ban. Likewise, Ukraina, New Channel and NTN also rely heavily on Russian series.
That's a lot of airtime to replace almost overnight and Ukrainian TV bigwigs are now calling on the government for financial support. They include Victor Mirsky, joint owner and general producer of Kiev studio Film.UA; Vladimir Borodiansky, director general of StarLightMedia and broadcaster STB; Grigoriy Shverk, deputy head of the Ukrainian National Council for TV & Radio Broadcasting; and Viktoriya Tsomaya, chief marketing officer at cable operator Volia.
"The question is how to fill the gap," said Mirsky at Kiev Media Week. Citing budgets of between US$20,000 and US$30,000 per hour, he added: "Ukraine can't afford to produce drama series on its own. But Ukraine can coproduce 1,000 hours a year with Russia only because of the shared language. We can't do that with Poland."
Developing local drama is obviously a key aim for Ukrainian producers and networks, with Film.UA's crime series The Sniffer (8x60') the best example of one that's made an impact internationally. Produced for ICTV, the show has also aired on Russia's Channel One, KTK in Kazakhstan and Channel 9 in Israel, with sales into Poland, Finland and various Asian and Latin American markets. It has also travelled as a scripted format, with a remake in development at TF1 in France. C21 also broke the news today that Japanese public broadcaster NHK has done a deal to adapt the drama for its own market.
A great start to Ukraine's Mipcom profile but not all Ukrainian drama travels so well. According to Borodiansky, the country's TV industry runs a deficit of around UAH3.5bn (US$160m) a year. "That is the amount of money we need to get from external sources," he says, adding that Ukraine's TV industry is actually worth less than this deficit: around UAH2.5bn.
And according to his calculations, the ban on Russian content cost Ukrainian networks between US$80m and US$100m overnight. It also since emerged that the ban on Russian series is now driving Ukrainians to simply redirect their satellite dishes to receive the Russian channels where the banned programmes air.
One of the issues that Ukrainian TV execs keep returning to is the need for the government to mitigate the consequences of the ban. There have been calls for a BBC-style licence fee for TV reception to generate extra revenue for channels, tax rebates for drama production, as well as switching off analogue signals so broadcasters don't have the extra costs of transmitting in both analogue and digital.
One alternative being explored is product placement, and Oksana Stekhina, director of business development at Dentsu Aegis Network Ukraine, is pushing for this option during one Kiev session, saying: "Advertisers need to be accustomed to this method in small doses."
And Borodiansky has said he's ready to turn his free-to-air networks into pay channels when received via DTH from as early as January. Meanwhile, Boris Shefir, co-founder and editor-in-chief of Ukrainian prodco Studio Kvartal 95, revealed in Kiev that he is exploring the adaptation of Nordic drama The Bridge with a Polish copro partner. Dmitry Liu, founder of China International Film & Media, meanwhile, urged Ukrainians to start coproducing further east, since "the Chinese industry is developing very fast and is very interested in cooperation."
The takeaway from Kiev was that Ukrainian channels will have to find an alternative to Russian content fast, alongside coproduction partners that can deliver not just volume but in the local language. Otherwise audiences there will have another reason to switch to channels from across the border, or even ditch linear TV and turn to online content, legal or otherwise. And deals like today's one with NHK can only help raise the profile of Ukrainian drama so it is less reliant on Russia, which accounts for 80% of Ukrainian TV exports.


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Mireille's charmed life is disrupted when she is kidnapped before the eyes of her husband and infant son near her wealthy father's Port-au-Prince estate. When she learns her father is resisting the demand for ransom, Mirielle must figure out how to survive. Booksmith favorite Roxane Gay wows us with her outstanding debut novel - a page-turning work exploring class, corruption, and endurance in the midst of devastation.
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Danilo and Lucila Rodriguez Celebrate 60th Anniversary
posted on October 05, 2012, under Member by communication
by Ingrid Hernandez
Danilo and Lucila Rodriguez were married September 28, 1952, in San Francisco de Macorís, Dominican Republic. Throughout the early years of their marriage, the couple worked as literature evangelists.
Danilo was ordained as a minister in 1965, and his first church was in San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic. For 41 years, Danilo and Lucila were spiritual leaders in 50 churches with Danilo serving as pastor and Lucila fulfilling several church roles.
The couple relocated to New York City after Danilo's retirement in 1988. They currently live in Kissimmee, Fla., and are members of the Buenaventura Lakes Spanish Church. Since retirement, Danilo has led evangelistic campaigns in the United States and served as first elder of several churches. Lucila has also continued to be heavily involved in church responsibilities.
As the couple celebrates 60 years, they credit long marriage to God's leading, their lasting love, and mutual respect. Raising their children in the Church and assisting in their grandchildren's spiritual growth is among their proudest accomplishments. They have five daughters, Besaida, Bethania, Brenda, Belinda, and Belisa; one son, Danilo Jr.; and 15 grandchildren.
Trucker Teaches Sign Language To Teens
posted on September 14, 2012, under Church, Member by communication
by Herb Pritchard
While eating at a restaurant, trucker Jerry Sutton was approached by a small lad and given an alphabet card for the deaf. Bored on long trips while delivering Freightliner tractors around the United States, Sutton practiced learning sign letters. This led him to study sign language courses for more than three years.
An Adventist trucker who drove for the same company gave religious tracts to Jerry from time to time. A friendship developed and Bible studies ensued. The provocative literature and his personal study created a challenge for Sutton when he could not find Bible references to support Sunday keeping. Not fully convinced of Adventist truth, he kept looking for the right church.
One night, he had a dream of three girls waving and beckoning him to come into Ocala Seventh-day Adventist Church. Sutton decided to attend the church and saw the three girls. "I could have picked them out of a lineup," he says. Before long, he became a church member.
A short time later, Sutton found a surprising opportunity to awaken his interest in sign language. One Sabbath, a member brought a deaf friend to church and Sutton was asked to sign for the guest. The Ocala Church deaf ministry which started that day still continues.
With challenges caused by a bad back, Sutton has focused on teaching sign language to Rebecca Nolasco, 13, and Amanda Raices, 15, who now communicate Sabbath services to deaf attendees. "We saw a need and wanted to make friends with guests," the girls admit. Pastor Dave Swinyar adds, "They are an answer to prayer by picking up the skill in a very short time."
Each week, Sutton also teaches sign language to three young people at the Ocala Public Library. "Signing can be a difficult and tedious study as there are more than 5,000 signs alone in the Random House American Sign Language Dictionary," he says. "Not only is there complexity in signing, there is a discipline of learning to teach with accuracy."
The phonetics of sign language was born in the 17th century. Now, two 21st-century Ocala teens are moving out of their comfort zones into a ministry meaningful to others less fortunate; yet, who deserve to hear about the love of God.
Orlando Fireman Trains Emergency Responders In Dominican Republic and South America
posted on September 14, 2012, under Member by communication
by Martin Butler
"Lord, please show me how I can give my talents to serve you," prayed Rudy Prado, an Orlando lieutenant fireman, paramedic, and member of Markham Woods Church in Longwood. The next week, David Canther, who contracts with Florida Conference and World Vision to train and deploy in emergency response, invited Prado to join him.
A month later, Prado was in the Dominican Republic training firemen, youth, church leaders, and personnel for World Vision and ADRA (Adventist Development and Relief Agency) in incident command, life-saving skills, and emotional and spiritual care. Soon afterward, a pastor wrote, "My recent training already helped me save two victims involved in an automobile accident."
Prado is planning his work schedule so he will have even more time to join Canther in training individuals in Florida and throughout Central and South America. "This is the most fulfilling opportunity God has ever given me," he admits.
In early August, Prado accompanied Canther to train 500 youth and church groups as emergency responders in Chile. The World Vision Emergency Response director for that South American country described the week as "utterly fantastic!"
Among the 45,400 people working for World Vision (the world's largest humanitarian organization), 1,400 are Seventh-day Adventists with the same deep passion to share the love of Christ through their actions. "God is moving in miraculous ways to unite His people in new ways of evangelism which must exemplify itself in a willingness to lay down your life for others according to John 14," says Canther.
Emergency response action photos are posted to www.actswr.org. Canther's new book, First Response: Change Your World Through ACTS of Love, is also available from the ACTS site as well as the Adventist Book Center.
God Answers a Mother's Prayers
posted on September 14, 2012, under Member by communication
by Janice Boone
When Rene Brunet began studying the Bible with two gentlemen who came to his home in Florida, his mother, Grace, in Tennessee became worried that this exposure would misguide him. She had prayed for many years that he would join her in the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
While visiting him two years earlier, Rene's mother, Grace Brunet, had attended the Adventist Church in Brooksville and kept the bulletin for that day. Now, as the worry increased, Grace got out the bulletin, found my name listed as the first elder, and called me. She asked if I would contact her son and perhaps study God's Word with him.
As my husband, Van, and I drove to church the next day, I decided to call the number Grace had given me. I simply invited Rene to come to a community clubhouse where I was conducting a Revelation Seminar that included a special slide presentation on space taken by the Hubble telescope. He seemed interested and agreed to attend. After the meeting, I asked Rene if he would like to come to our house to start at the beginning of the Revelation Seminar studies. He readily agreed, and we made an appointment for the following Monday evening.
When Rene arrived at our home, we learned he was a Vietnam War veteran who had suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. He had also suffered a severe loss of hearing from bombs exploding close to him as a young soldier.
Rene became such a seeker of truth that I told him he reminded me of Nicodemus meeting Jesus. He diligently studied, comparing scripture with scripture. As soon as he recognized there were certain adjustments that had to be made in his lifestyle, he learned to rely on Christ's ability to get him over these hurdles.
It wasn't long before Rene told me that his mother was worried about him studying with the two gentlemen. My response was, "Well, Rene, I'm NOT concerned at all because you are studying the truth, and if there is anything you hear that is contrary to that truth, you will recognize it!"
Soon, he was showing the two men scriptures that were not in harmony with what they were teaching. After several weeks of attempting to help them recognize truth, the men stopped coming to his home. Rene hoped that God would prepare him to minister to them some day.
It was a great blessing for Van and me to watch Rene grow stronger in Christ week after week. Sometimes, it was hard for him to hold back tears when he was obviously at the foot of the cross. During his six months of Bible studies, he also read The Desire of Ages and asked if we could study twice a week with him.
Rene wanted to go right into the Daniel Prophecy Seminar when the studies on Revelation were finished. After three months, he decided to be baptized. What a day of unspeakable joy for Rene's mother to be at Brooksville Church, watching her precious son step into the water as he was baptized by Pastor John Sabo. Grace had prayed many years for this moment, and God had answered her prayers.
By this time, Rene had planned to become a Bible teacher. He had four people with whom he was planning to study; however, this would never happen. Just three months after his baptism, Rene and his son, Derek, were in a motorcycle accident. Rene was rushed to the hospital where he went to sleep in Jesus.
How grateful Grace is to have seen God's purpose for her son realized, and how blessed and honored I am to have been his teacher. When Grace calls or writes, she constantly speaks of the reunion she is promised with her dear son when Jesus comes again.
My purpose in sharing this story of Rene and the answered prayer of his mother, Grace, is to encourage mothers and other family members to never stop praying for loved ones—God may answer in the eleventh hour!
For the Least of These
posted on September 14, 2012, under Member by communication
by Eiren Oh
"And when did we see You sick or in prison and came to visit You? …Truly I tell you, in so far as you did it for one of the least of these My brethren, you did it for Me." —Matthew 25:39-40 (AMP)
"Look no further," answered Lakeland Church member Robert Wilson when he learned that inmates at Polk Correctional Institute in Polk City asked Sergeant Duffy Le Boeuf to find an Adventist to preach to them. After 11 months of filing paperwork, waiting, and praying, his application was accepted in October 2005.
As the massive doors locked behind him, Volunteer Wilson was shown to a room where his congregation of four awaited him—three inmates and Sergeant Duffy. Instead of being discouraged, he pressed on and saw the attendance increase each week. Seven years later, an average of 36 men attend the Sabbath services every week. Along the way, his wife, Blandina, and other members volunteered until there are now ten individuals helping with the program. So far, God has blessed this ministry with 69 baptisms.
In June 2006, Wilson was granted the opportunity to become an official volunteer chaplain. At first, he was spending 13 hours on Fridays working one on one with the men and doing crisis calls. Now, he has six hours a week to hold an open Bible study every Sunday afternoon, anger resolution classes every Wednesday evening, and an increasing number of invitations to preach on Sabbath.
Wilson also began ministering in the Cross City prison once a month. He started out just sitting in a circle with the men, talking about his personal experiences, sharing the love of Christ, and encouraging them to share as well. As a result, nine men came forward to accept Christ and were baptized. Economic reasons now keep him from going to Cross City. He is hoping to return, because he feels responsible for the nine men he left behind.
Overall, the men in both prisons truly appreciate the commitment and sincere interest Wilson and the other volunteers show as they invest time, energy, and prayers. The men also enjoy receiving Bibles and literature donated by friends of the ministry. They have many questions about biblical beliefs and appreciate the answers.
One of the Lakeland Church members prayed with Wilson and his team one Sabbath as they were leaving for the prison. He asked God to give Wilson at least one soul that night. A man who had been attending the meetings for six months came forward to accept Christ. He was baptized three weeks later, and he is a faithful member of the prison congregation as a result of one person's prayer.
Two men stand out in Wilson's mind from all the people to whom he has ministered:
One man from Polk Correctional Institute needed to understand forgiveness and ask people he had hurt to forgive him. Wilson helped him write to these individuals, and one of them actually accepted his apology and forgave him.
Then, there's Cheston, an inmate at Cross City prison. God used Wilson to help him understand that God takes us where we are and changes us. Over the course of six sessions held once a month, Wilson helped him to seek forgiveness by writing to the people he had hurt. By the sixth session, he asked if he could be baptized. In the baptismal waters, Cheston shared his testimony before his fellow inmates and asked God to forgive him as he named the ones he had hurt.
Above all, Wilson wants to follow God's leading in going to facilities and spreading His love. He still keeps in contact with men after they are released or transferred to another facility by writing to them and sending whatever literature he can to encourage them in their walk with God. He says he wants to make good use of the opportunities he has to reach these men as long as he can.
The Measure of a Man: Horace Edward Walsh—67 Years of Service For the Master
posted on August 31, 2012, under Church, Florida Living, Member by communication
UPDATE: Horace Walsh passed away Thursday, August 29, 2013 at age 93. Services held September 3 at Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church, 515 Harley Lester Lane, Apopka. Visitation: 1:30-2:30 p.m.. Funeral: 2:30-3:30 p.m. Military Honors: 4:00-4:15 p.m. at Deltona Memorial Gardens, 1295 Saxon Blvd., Orange City.
More information is available at the Deltona Memorial Funeral Home web site.
by Gladys Neigel
What great accomplishments would propel a person to the cover of Florida Focus? Can you tell the measure of the man from a photograph? Let me introduce you to Horace Edward Walsh.
As a young man, Horace had two interests that might have guided his career track: Baseball—In his early teens, he spent several days as an official bat boy for the Washington Senators baseball team during spring training in Orlando. Music—Horace worked with a vocal instructor in Scranton, Pennsylvania, to train his Irish tenor voice. In order to accompany himself, he studied piano. Later, he was privileged to attend The Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, Maryland.
In 1939, Horace enrolled at Washington Missionary College (now Washington Adventist University) in Takoma Park, Maryland. After a few months as a student in pre-medical studies, he felt the call of the gospel ministry and changed his major to theology.
Following graduation, he was assigned as a singing evangelist for an evangelistic campaign in Salisbury, Maryland. Horace willingly accepted the duties assigned him except when the sermon was on hell, and Evangelist Dan Harris wanted him to dress in a devil suit, stand on a corner, and pass out fliers.
Horace's first pastorate was in Wilmington, Delaware. One of the young people, Elizabeth Sterndale, remembers him playing volleyball and starting a camera club for them.
Later, two firsts came into Horace's life: he was the first to receive a Master of Divinity degree from the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary and the first Adventist minister chosen to become a military chaplain.
"Congratulations, Horace, on your retirement after nearly 67 years of ministry," wrote Gary Councell, Director of Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries. "You are the first to receive Ecclesiastical Endorsement from the [Seventh-day Adventist] denomination as a chaplain. Since your visionary and courageous step, more than 200 men and women have followed your example and legacy."
After the military, Horace became Chaplain at Loma Linda Hospital (now Loma Linda University Medical Center) in California and taught Bible classes for 10 years at Loma Linda College of Medical Evangelists. His inventive nature soon had him presenting a daily devotional program, Silver Linings, that was piped into each patient's hospital room.
Horace went on to pastor in Rochester, New York; Miami Temple Church, Miami, Florida; and Forest Lake Church in Apopka, Florida, before his first attempt at retirement in 1983. He continued to preach in various churches for two years before returning to Miami Temple Church where he helped plant the Kendall Church in Miami. He then pastored churches in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and DeLand, Florida, before his 17 year pastorate began at Florida Living Church, Apopka, Florida.
As an example of this beloved pastor's influence over the years, several people who attended a June 10, 2012, retirement celebration shared their stories. Dr. Ted Furnish, a Urologist from Spokane, Washington, told how his choice to not carry a gun while in the Army in Germany had upset his superiors. A fellow soldier whose mother was an Adventist told him to "go see that Adventist Chaplain" to get him out of the mess.
Furnish, who wasn't a church member, attended the Adventist service and spoke to Chaplain Walsh. Soon, he was taking Bible studies, and even before his baptism, Horace had him teaching the Sabbath School lesson. Dr. Furnish's comment, "Thanks so much for the introduction," was a testimony of his gratitude to Horace for bringing him into the Church.
At age 92, with 67 years of service, Horace Walsh closes his ministry as senior pastor of a congregation and stands tall among the denomination's elder statesmen. To recognize this milestone, members gathered on June 10 to honor their highly respected friend and celebrate with him in thankfulness for his many years of service for the Master.
Rejoicing with them were Horace's daughter, Bronwyn and her husband, Bob; and grandchildren, Bobby and Sam. Horace's son, Bryan and his wife, Callie, could not attend.
Horace's first wife, Pat, passed away in 1977 and his second wife, Aimee, passed away shortly after they came to Florida Living Church.
Conrad and Eda Visser Celebrate 60 Years of Marriage
posted on May 11, 2012, under Member by communication
by Eda Visser
Conrad Visser and Eda Bertolo were born and raised in Argentina, South America. They met at River Plate Adventist College where Conrad graduated with a theology degree in 1951. After a wedding on March 13, 1952, they taught at J.B. Alberti Academy in the Northern Mission of Argentina. Five years later, Conrad became director of the youth and education departments.
In 1958, he was called to be director of youth, education, and public relations at North Central Conference in Santiago, Chile. While there, he finished his master's degree in education and counseling and later became vice president and director of the Teacher's College at Chile Adventist University in Chillan, Chile.
In 1965, the Vissers arrived in the United States where Conrad became pastor of Broadway Church in New York, N.Y. for nine years and finished his master's in education at Columbia University.
In 1976, both Conrad and Eda were called to work in Puerto Rico—Conrad as president of Antillean Adventist University, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, and Eda as translator for the nursing department. Later, he served as vice administrator of Bella Vista Hospital.
After working for ADRA in the public relations department, they moved to Florida where he was employed at Hialeah Hospital to complete his 40 years of denominational service. In retirement, Conrad taught Sabbath School for 14 years at Markham Woods Church in Longwood, Fla.
The Vissers have three children: Hernan, Claude, and Vivian, as well as eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
My Personal Devotional Time: Son-rise Before Sunrise
posted on March 19, 2012, under Member by communication
by Geoff Patterson, senior pastor, Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church
I used to live by the saying, "If God had wanted us to see the sunrise, He would have scheduled it later in the day." Then, I had children. It did not take me long to discover they didn't care at all what time I went to bed, they were still going to get up early.
I go to bed a lot earlier now than I used to. As a bonus—though I am not certain it is a bonus I longed for—I have seen many more sunrises in the past 16 years than I intended to see in my lifetime.
I mention all this not for the sake of sympathy, for what I have experienced is no different from anyone who has raised a family. Rather, I mention this to make a point: when opportunities, blessings, and responsibilities increase, nothing unplanned and unprovided for will ever happen consistently.
Getting to the real point of these words: there are very few who would argue there is little value in devotions—spending personal time in Bible reading, reflecting, and praying. In fact, most would affirm these things are critical to personal spiritual health. Yet, as I have discovered in my own life, it is one thing to affirm these words, but altogether another to actually live them.
My own history with Bible reading, reflection, and prayer was uneven for many years. I knew I wanted to read my Bible each day, but sometimes struggled to know how much reading was enough. Because it was several years before I included a reflective journaling component in my devotional time, there were days when I must admit the noise in my mind quite effectively blocked out anything I was reading. What I needed was a plan.
Nine years ago, I found the plan I needed. Since then, my devotional time has become the strength of my life.
A quick word about plans: I believe everyone needs to have a plan for daily Bible reading, reflection, and prayer. I do not, however, believe one plan will work for everyone. My plan works perfectly for me, but it does not work for my wife or my eldest son. That is okay, they have their own plans which nurture their spirits.
Do you have a plan?
For my plan to work, I need to be alone in a quiet house. In my house, that means early morning, and so it is that I drag myself to the shower around 5:15 each morning. Do I have to get up this early to make my worldly appointments on time? No. But I have a Heavenly Appointment that I just can't afford to miss. I have a time, I have a place, I have a plan, and I have a Heavenly Father who meets me each and every morning.
It is the most important thing I do every day, my own personal Son-rise before the sunrise.
Yes, it's early. Yes, it's tough. But starting the day with God is what I want and need most.
I have a plan. It's hard sometimes, but it works for me. Do you have a plan? You need a plan.
We want to hear from our members throughout Florida Conference. We invite you to share ways/experiences in which you find special meaning to your devotional time. E-mail us at email@example.com
Medicine With a Personal Touch
posted on February 03, 2012, under Member by communication
Patricia McEachrane-Gross, M.D., M.D.H., recently opened a new medical practice, Peppertree Primary Care, in Ocala, Fla. Following is a condensed version of a story printed with permission from Ocala Magazine.
"I call my philosophy 'functional medicine,'" says Dr. Patricia McEachrane-Gross.
"It's treating the patient as an individual person, with a unique makeup, and looking at the symptoms to find an underlying cause," she explains. "It's just a natural way of thinking about things…. We then might use a combination of mainstream medicine, drugs, supplements, and modification of one's lifestyle and diet as treatment. That's preventive medicine."
Prior to seeing a patient, Dr. McEachrane-Gross will review the individual's medical history and background in detail, followed by a 20-minute conversation with the patient. Her approach, she says, involves "spending time with the patient, looking carefully at the symptoms and medical history, and getting lots of information." This helps her tailor the treatment for each individual.
Dr. McEachrane-Gross is board certified in family medicine and preventive medicine. Her practice, she notes, will be primary care with office hours throughout the week. However, she intends to reserve Thursday and Friday afternoons for house calls—a component of family medicine that has practically disappeared in the 21st century.
Educating patients about proper diet and lifestyle will be a major component of her practice, she says. "Most of our chronic diseases, whether it's high blood pressure, diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, cancer—all of them have a lifestyle basis. Yes, there are some hereditary aspects, but the majority of the causes are based on lifestyle and diet. The Western diet is what I call an inflammatory diet, because it produces inflammation in the body…. Often, it's what we choose to eat."
Dr. McEachrane-Gross is aware of how difficult it is for some patients to make a transition to a healthier lifestyle, but she says she's here to help. "It can be difficult to make these changes, but that's my goal—to help my patients through these transitions." It's a common-sense philosophy, or as Dr. McEachrane-Gross calls it, "medicine with a personal touch."
Former Quartet Members Celebrate Wedding Anniversaries
posted on January 03, 2012, under Member by communication
by Martin Butler
Four young men met at Collegedale Academy, Collegedale, Tenn., more than 60 years ago and formed a quartet. Sherman Cross sang second tenor, Stewart Crook was baritone, Obed Graham sang bass, and Craig Asher held down the first tenor position.
During their academy years, Sherman and his girlfriend, Patricia Blevins, and Stewart and his girlfriend, Martina Martin, became friends. After graduation, the two couples planned August weddings with Stewart standing as Sherman's best man. Six days later, Sherman was a groomsman for Stewart. Both couples celebrated 60 years of marriage this past August.
Sherman and Pat married August 13, 1951, in Lynn Wood Hall Chapel on the campus of Southern Missionary College, now Southern Adventist University.
Sherman studied business, then spent 28 years in hospital work and 17 at McKee Baking Company in Collegedale, Tenn. Pat has worked as a cosmetologist for 35 years and continues in this profession today in Zephyrhills, Fla., where the couple makes their retirement home.
The Crosses have three daughters and four grandsons.
Stewart and Martina were married August 19, 1951, in St. Petersburg, Fla., Church.
Stewart studied music and taught at several Adventist academies and Southern College (now Southern Adventist University). Later, job positions found him wearing varied hats including dean of men, youth leader, pastor, and trust services director.
He received his Trust Services Certification from the North American Division in 1986 and spent 10 years at Southern Union Conference in Decatur, Ga., before retiring from full-time denominational work in 1997.
In retirement, he served full time in planned giving at Georgia State University and St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital before coming to Florida Conference where he works part time in Planned Giving and Trust Services. Martina's work career was mostly spent in the bookkeeping and accounting field.
The Crooks have three daughters, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.


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Cavan had retired from the army after seeing service in the Boer War, but was recalled in 1914 and established his reputation as a fighting commander at Ypres. In time he was regarded as the best British corps commander on the Western Front and in 1922 was appointed Chief of the Imperial General Staff.
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2 Weeks Ago 6:24 PMmitzokenThe birthday was pretty good! Thanks!
As for Nintendo's future, I feel like it'll keep chugging along like usual. We might see some different things, too, if the new president of Nintendo has a different perspective on things.
3 Weeks Ago 8:44 AMRevise LibrarianSIL!
Happy Birthday! I hope you have a good one! :D
4 Weeks Ago 8:49 AMRevise LibrarianAh, then that's cool!
And yep, I agree. In your opinion, what do you think will become of Nintendo at this point? D:
August 31st, 2015 6:05 PMmitzokenYeah, it's just been a crazy ride through life lately. It is a good thing, though! I'm breaking out of my comfort zone (slightly lol) but I'm thinkin it's all good.
And sadly yes, I heard of Iwata's passing. It's too bad, he was super important to Nintendo's history (and he was so young too ;_;)
August 31st, 2015 7:01 AMRevise LibrarianNo problem dude, it's natural to be busy. :D
I don't hear the phrase "level out" often, but it does sound like a good thing! Hopefully. xD I've been alright myself, though I have been pretty busy as of late.
Also, did you hear about what happened to Iwata a while ago?
August 30th, 2015 5:46 PMmitzokenWhoa, sorry for the hiatus. I didn't even realize it was my anniversary here two weeks ago :P
Thanks though. And things are starting to level out here in the IRL lol. How've you been?
August 17th, 2015 6:26 PMRevise LibrarianYo, happy PC anniversary dude! You've gotten really old, haha. #ClassOf2007
(By the way, I hope things have gotten better for you in real life!)
June 29th, 2015 11:23 AMmitzokenSorry, been really busy since I left Florida :P
Anyway, I did send you a PM on the Who's that Pokemon contest. Gotta say, it was pretty difficult haha.
The Nintendo World Championship (aka NWC) is pretty much just... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9H8VcU21j4
^It's pretty long, but you can just skip to random parts. It's just a tournament of random video game competitions.
June 20th, 2015 6:42 PMRevise LibrarianHaha, I see. Speaking of which, would you like to try out a "Who's That Pokémon" contest? This is my first time hosting it, so it'd be cool if you participated! Don't worry, all you have to do is take a guess and send me your answer via PM. All answers are anonymous unless you're one of the winners. If you're interested in the details, I've put a link below! (Don't worry if you're not interested though - I'm not forcing you to enter. xD)
Anyway, tornadoes used to be quite common several years ago, but then I started hearing less and less about them. It's kinda weird lmao. xD (And yeah, hail is even weirder...)
I haven't seen E3 yet, as I'm pretty behind on video games haha. xD I should check it out, though! So what is this Nintendo World Championship? =O
June 15th, 2015 11:33 AMmitzokenI think the Pokemon Trivia section is one of the few I tend to visit 'regularly' (as often as I come here lol)
I know hurricanes happen here regularly, but are tornadoes a common thing in Florida? And hail is a weird thing in summer. Must be a pack of Abomosnow somewhere XD
Have you watched/heard anything about e3? The Nintendo World Championships were really cool to watch :D
June 14th, 2015 11:20 AMRevise LibrarianOh, cool! Until then, if you ever find yourself bored, I think the Pokémon Trivia section is an amazing place to pass the time. It's so darn fun! :DDD
Believe me, you wouldn't wanna run into a hurricane or a tornado lmao. xD I guess thunderstorms are alright, but things will get ugly if it starts hailing. xD
(Hail in the summer? Don't ask me how it works, but apparently it's quite common LOL.)
June 14th, 2015 4:07 AMmitzokenIt's all good! I'm gonna be here til Tuesday afternoon. Thanks!
The only downside is that I only got to see 1 really cool storm lol. Other times I came down, it used to storm a lot. Maybe it's just the time of year..
June 13th, 2015 3:55 PMRevise LibrarianSorry for the late reply haha. How long are you staying there? I hope you have/had an amazing trip! :D
June 9th, 2015 4:06 AMmitzokenYeah, she did move down here about a year ago. I think I'm starting to remember that conversation now!
Now that I've been down here a few days, it's been really weird not having to work or worry about school. Such is the life of a busybody I guess haha.
June 8th, 2015 8:13 PMRevise LibrarianOoh, cool! Didn't you say that your mom lived there? If that's correct, then we probably had a conversation about Florida at some point haha.
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Tucked away in Hartford, Connecticut, a Puerto Rican community is creating a tropical home away from home through cuisine that is so authentic it has caught the attention of scientists. David W. Taylor (University of Portland) and Gregory J. Anderson (University of Connecticut) took a close look at the fresh crops in the Puerto Rican markets of Hartford and uncovered evidence that gives new meaning to a phrase that food lovers have been using for years: home is in the kitchen.
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