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(NewsUSA) - Notice how many professional athletes have been sidelined lately by concussions?
Experts have, and -- with the problem also affecting youth sports from soccer to bicycling to football -- they're labeling it "a national epidemic."
"Not only are most athletes susceptible to concussions from collisions, but in pro hockey alone there are more than 50,000 'hits' annually -- and too many are serious injuries to the head," says Dr. Ted Carrick, board-certified chiropractic neurologist and distinguished professor of neurology at Life University, who treats professional athletes from around the world, and is active in the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress.
A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury caused by a bump, blow or jolt to the head that can change the way the brain functions. Symptoms include dizziness, instability and confusion.
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Lance Armstrong cheated, lied and vindictively bullied for much of his cycling career, while lifting the sport and his own profile to unprecedented heights. (Getty Images)
Please, don't pretend to be outraged or shocked by Lance Armstrong's pitiable televised penance tonight. And please, don't be duped again by the man's motive.
This is why mythology in sports is dangerous, because super-human feats can be performed by super-flawed humans. Armstrong cheated, lied and vindictively bullied for much of his cycling career, while lifting the sport and his own profile to unprecedented heights.
Now he's broken by deceit and desperate to preserve his wealth (reportedly around $100 million) and what's left of his reputation (very little). The defrocked seven-time Tour de France winner reportedly admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs when he spoke with Oprah Winfrey earlier this week. The two-part interview airs tonight and Friday night, and it's important to recognize the mutual motives.
Winfrey scored the big sit-down to pump her fledgling Oprah Winfrey Network. And Armstrong granted the big interview not to seek forgiveness, but to appease the overseers of cycling and to satisfy the U.S. Justice Department, which is contemplating whether to join a whistleblower lawsuit against Armstrong.
His sad plea probably won't work, because his monstrous ego won't permit a full confession. Oh, he might soften some ugly perceptions, but his name is ruined and his legal battles are just starting. It's the price one pays for arrogantly donning the cloak of invincibility.
Pointing fingers
Armstrong, 41, is a man long driven by survival instincts, from his remarkable recovery from testicular cancer to his repeated denials of cheating. He wants his lifetime ban by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency reduced so he can compete again in sanctioned triathlons. He wants to start over after being accused by a dozen former teammates in a USADA investigation of masterminding "the most sophisticated doping program on the planet." The report last October was devastating, yet Armstrong's initial response was to call it a "witch hunt."
Since then, most of his sponsors have dumped him and his charitable foundation pushed him away, and he deserved every blast of scorn. Armstrong finally stopped fighting the charges, but I doubt wallowing in Oprah's chair will accomplish all he hopes. He reportedly isn't supplying specific doping information, which the USADA requires to reconsider its penalties.
More likely, this is the sordid end to a complex tale that many saw coming, the Armstrong mythology stripped bare. I'm not going to pretend I care about cycling, and I'd guess many Armstrong fans didn't either until his extraordinary story began to unfold.
He overcame cancer to become one of the dominant athletes in the world, racing through the French Alps every year, chased by those bitter foreigners who dared to challenge our mighty American. At the same time, he was raising millions for cancer patients through his foundation, Livestrong.
That money is real and the impact important, and in the grand scheme, Livestrong's good outweighs Armstrong's bad. But fundraising isn't quite as noble if you're also raising millions for yourself, and doing it under false pretenses. It's not nearly as honorable when you not only deny every charge, but try to destroy your accusers.
Former teammate Floyd Landis, also accused of doping, has filed a federal whistle-blowing lawsuit against Armstrong for allegedly defrauding the U.S. Postal Service, the team's sponsor.
Others who were threatened and attacked by Armstrong are set to fight back, including the Sunday Times of London, which once paid $500,000 to settle a libel suit brought by Armstrong. Another former teammate, Frankie Andreu, was publicly lambasted when he and his wife, Betsy, first suggested Armstrong was cheating.
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In sports and in life, people want to believe in the unbelievable. That's why baseball's home-run era was so wildly celebrated. Now, Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa and other steroid-tainted stars are punished in absentia by Hall of Fame voters.
It's difficult to know anymore which great feats you can trust. Steroids and other drugs have haunted the Olympics, football and baseball. Coaches held up as paragons of decency — Joe Paterno, Jim Tressel — have been revealed as something else entirely.
Armstrong truly was unbelievable, winning races in a sport rife with cheating. All the while, he tried to convince people he was one of the last clean riders, beating his competitors with pure sweat and determination. Ha.
I'll watch the Oprah interview mainly because I'm fascinated by the performance, such as it is. Will he shed tears of remorse, or just peel off the outer layer, enough to satisfy his accusers?
In an interview on "CBS This Morning," Winfrey said she was "satisfied" with the two-and-a-half-hour taping, but revealed little about the depths of Armstrong's admission.
"I would say he did not come clean in the manner I expected," Winfrey said. "We were mesmerized and riveted by some of his answers. … I wouldn't characterize him as contrite, but I'll let people make their own conclusions."
Maybe he isn't capable of sincere contrition. He never showed it before, even amid the evidence in the 1,000-page USADA report. Armstrong pulled it off for a long time, effectively as anyone in American sports history. He might be done doping, but no matter what he reveals, I doubt he's done duping.


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5 mountain biking tips for beginners
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I call it the Mountain Dew syndrome. The ad campaign for the high-caffeine soft drink has almost single-handedly painted the public perception of mountain biking as an adrenaline-fueled activity best suited to teen daredevils with absolutely no understanding of their own mortality -- which is unfortunate. For me, the less-extreme side of the sport is where mountain biking excels, offering that perfect synergy between the physical, the mechanical, and the natural realms.
To help avoid media-saturated understanding of the sport -- and to get you in the saddle --here are a few quick tips.
Find the Right Trail
Despite its name, mountain biking doesn't require mountains. Think of it as off-road biking. And while it is prohibited in most national parks, a great variety of trails are open to biking in regional and state parks. Resources like Trails.com and enthusiast sites like trails.mtbr.com geographically index trails with user ratings and reviews. Trail difficulty is partially defined by its length and elevation, but a trail's technical nature is the best barometer. Features like fallen logs, rock gardens, big drops, and stream crossings increase a trail's difficulty. When starting out, look for trails described as mellow, smooth, and flowing.
Trust in Your Bike
Modern mountain bikes are a revelation. Full-suspension rigs -- bikes with air shocks at the front and back -- deliver smooth rides on the most rugged of trails. Aggressive (or "knobby") tires bite into dirt and mud much like aggressively-treaded hiking boots. A profusion of gears (typically 27, divided into front and rear gear wheels) allow for micro adjustments for optimal pedaling. In short, the bikes are your ally on the trial. Get used to them before heading out.
Stay Nimble and Aggressive
Keep your elbows and knees bent, and your arms, shoulders, and legs loose and ready to absorb the trail. The half-standing posture also lets you guide your bike into the curves by shifting your weight for more fluid movement. When you're not pedaling, keep your feet and pedals parallel to the trail. This will prevent your pedals from clipping on protruding rocks or roots. And when you encounter more technical terrain, shift your weight back, so that the bike takes the brunt of the rough stuff.
When in Doubt, Commit
As with running or skiing, you want to flow over the trail. Don't be tentative. Instead, keep an even, steady pace; maintain your loose-and-ready posture, and let the bike handle the brunt of any roots or rocks you might encounter. After all, that's precisely what they're designed to do.
Look Ahead, Not Down
One mountain biking truism? If you look at something as you pedal toward it, you're gonna hit it. Instead of looking at your front tire, keep your eyes focused about 10 to 15 feet ahead. You'll read the trail and navigate more confidently, anticipating turns, weaving around obstacles, controlling your speed, and shifting gears before you hit that quad-crushing uphill.
Brake Lightly
Most bikes have disc brakes -- an upgrade as significant as the introduction of power breaks in cars. Accordingly, it doesn't take a lot to stop. Instead of slamming the breaks, feather the handles evenly with two fingers, applying light pressure equally on both handles. And remember: your left break is the front break; if you use just that break, you could go flying over the handle bars.
Wear the Right Stuff
You can redefine "personal debt crises" by buying bike gear, but a few items make a big difference. Padded gloves ease the shock on your wrists, a small pack with a hydration reservoir provides on-the-go water access, and sunglasses with yellow or orange lenses help you see the trail in the shade and shield your eyes from mud splashes. Padded shorts are also nice; I prefer to wear them underneath a baggy pair of polyester shorts over the skin-tight look. And a helmet is a must.
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Not all of Tim Tebow's teammates seem to support him, but Mark Sanchez does. / Debby Wong, US Presswire
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Antonio Cromartie tried to drown it out.
Blasting rap music from his locker at top volume as a mass of reporters entered the New York Jets locker room Wednesday afternoon, the cornerback attempted to silence the incoming questions about the article that no one on the team's roster wanted to discuss.
"He's terrible."
That was the anonymous money quote from a story in the (New York) Daily News where over a dozen unnamed players and staffers criticized backup quarterback Tim Tebow, a piece that led head coach Rex Ryan to rip those who didn't identify themselves as "cowardly" in a midday press conference.
After a Jets public relations staffer turned off Cromartie's music, the usually loquacious veteran reacted to the tornado of reporters like a trained elementary school child, refusing to talk and turning his back to the group while crouched on a stool.
But while Cromartie turned his back on the media, the three main players who did hold court did their best to show that they still had each other's.
"I've always thought Tim was a great player," guard Matt Slauson said. "I never said he wasn't a great player. He's a great dude and I enjoy having him on the team."
Slauson, the only player to go on the record in the Daily News piece, claimed that his quotes in the story, where he referred to Tebow as an athlete rather than a quarterback, were either from earlier in the season or training camp. While many of the team's other veterans either refused to talk or made themselves conveniently absent during the media session, Slauson continued to be accountable.
Asked if Tebow would be able to lead the offense if starter Mark Sanchez were to be injured, he didn't exactly reverse course.
"We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. We don't have to worry about it right now," Slauson said.
"I don't know what it takes to be a quarterback. I get paid to protect them, but I've seen him throw some really good balls."
For a player who had just been thrown under the bus by a dozen teammates, Tebow remained his ever optimistic self. He said he spoke with both Ryan and Slauson individually about the story earlier in the day, but refused to divulge much from those conversations.
"It's a little disappointing, but you try to go about your business and improve and not let it affect you at all," Tebow said. "I'm more secure in who I am as a person and football player to look and wonder why. I've got a bunch of great relationships in this locker room and there's a bunch of awesome dudes in here."
Sanchez, whose 52% completion rate is the league's worst, came to his teammate's defense.
"I've been in those shoes. If anyone knows what it feels like, it's me," Sanchez said. "He's mentally tough enough to handle it, I know it. He's smart and strong mentally and physically and it really won't bother him."
Tebow claimed that while he's used to hearing criticism, there was some "frustration and sadness" over the fact that this was the first time it had come from anonymous sources within his own locker room.
"I'm not going to judge them for doing that. I just try to control what I can control," he said. "I prefer having an honest relationship with my teammates."
Ryan, who noted earlier Wednesday that he discussed the Daily News story with the team as a whole, believed that it would make the group even tighter as they continue through the season. At 3-6, the Jets face a must-win game at St. Louis on Sunday to keep their already slim playoff hopes alive.
"Will this galvanize it? I don't know, maybe so. This team, in my opinion, is not going to be pulled apart by outside people," Ryan said.
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Principles of linear networks covering the laws of circuit theory that apply to such networks, including elements of network topology, mesh currents and node voltages, network theorems, op-amps, energy and power, basic concepts of transient response of R-L and R-C networks to a unit pulse driving function, steady state sinusoidal voltage and current, including polyphase circuits, mutual coupling, and ideal transformers. Class 3. Prerequisite: MATH 2013.
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Complex frequency analysis of linear networks, transient RLC network response, mutual coupling and ideal transformers, frequency response, Fourier series, Laplace transforms as applied to two-port networks, and time and frequency domain transformations. Class 3. Prerequisite: EEGR 2053. Corequisite: MATH 2203 (Spring)
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A continuation of Instrumentation and Measurements Lab with emphasis on electric measurements and instruments, including experiments involving diodes, transistors, and op amps. Class 1. Lab 3. Prerequisites: EEGR 2063 and ENGR 2122. Corequisites: COSC 1303 and EEGR 3313 (Fall)
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A continuation of Electronics Lab I with emphasis on the design of electronic circuits. Class 2. Lab 3. Prerequisites: EEGR 3112 and EEGR 3213. Corequisite: EEGR 3323 (Spring)
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Application of Boolean algebra to the design of logic circuits; Karnaugh maps; registers, counters, and data conversion; microlabs for combinational and sequential logic circuits are included. Class 3. Prerequisites: EEGR 2053 and MATH 2013.
EEGR 3233 Introduction To Microcontrollers
Application of digital and logic concepts to the study of microcontroller function and use. Topics include assembly language programming and hardware interface design for typical applications. Class 3. Lab 1. Prerequisite: EEGR 3213. (Fall)
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The electrical characteristics of solid state devices and the methods of utilizing them in small signal linear and large signal nonlinear applications. Class 3. Prerequisites: COSC 1303 and EEGR 2063. (Fall)
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The application of active devices to various types of circuitry, including oscillators, active filters, feedback, modulation, and demodulation. Class 3. Prerequisite: EEGR 3313. (Spring)
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Application of digital and logic concepts to the study of microcontroller and microprocessor function and use; assembly language programming and software design for typical applications. (Same as CEGR 4233) Class 3. Prerequisite: EEGR 3213. (Fall)
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Principles of signal processing using sample data including z-transforms, FIR filters, IIR filters, FFT, and implementations. Design applications include processing of digital signals and bio-potentials. Three lecture hours and two to three laboratories during the semester. Class 3. Prerequisite: EEGR 3213. (Spring)
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Application of microcomputers to control systems. Topics include sampled data systems, digital control analysis, and digital controller design. (Last one-third of semester.) Class 3. Prerequisite: ENGR 3423. (Spring)
EEGR 4422 Fuzzy And Adaptive Control Systems
Analysis and design of control systems using advanced control techniques. Topics include state models, computer simulation, fuzzy logic, neural networks, and adaptive controls. (First two-thirds of semester.) Class 3. Prerequisite: ENGR 3423. (Spring)
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Analysis and design of power delivery systems operating over a wide range of currents and voltages with emphasis on conversion from electric to thermal energy for welding applications. Topics include transformers, magnetic effects, lasers, power conditioning, electromagnetic interference problems, and testing techniques. Class 2. Lab 3. Prerequisites: EEGR 3213 and ENGR 2122. (Fall)
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Vectors, static electric, and magnetic fields in dielectric and magnetic materials, principles leading to Maxwell's and Poisson's equations, and use of the wave equation. Class 3. Prerequisites: COSC 1303, EEGR 2053, MATH 2203, and PHYS 2023, or consent of instructor. (Fall)
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Michigan guard Tim Hardaway Jr. is one of a handful of players being asked about whether they plan to turn pro after the NCAA Tournament. (John T. Greilick/Detroit News)
Atlanta — It's always about the next step, for programs and players. You have to get to the Sweet 16, then the Elite Eight, then the Final Four, then the championship. You have to cram a college basketball career into a tight window because the next step beckons, prematurely or not.
Michigan players were asked repeatedly and politely about their futures leading up to the championship game against Louisville on Monday night. At times, it seemed necessary because their names have popped up on NBA prospect lists. And at times, it seemed downright unseemly, because what are they supposed to say?
Of course, none would declare their pro ambitions while trying to win an NCAA title and having some fun along the way. Trey Burke nearly left a year ago and has won virtually every player of the year award, so it's almost certain he'll go. Since Mitch McGary has been dominant in the NCAA Tournament, he gets asked more and more, and tries his best to be noncommittal.
This Michigan team is driven by talent and ambition, and has become an example of what John Beilein loves to do — develop players. It's been amazing to behold, and often in these situations, it becomes difficult to hold onto.
If Burke is a top-10 pick, as most experts say, he should leave with no regret. But every other player — Tim Hardaway Jr., Glenn Robinson III, McGary — needs to do some serious contemplation before making the leap. This draft class is so weak, everyone seems to think they'll be a first-rounder, and someone surely will get deluded.
The Next Step Obsession gets a bit ridiculous, but it's been part of the college game for a while. It hasn't hurt the appeal of the Tournament, with another 75,000 expected in the Georgia Dome on Monday night.
Beilein was asked if this season would alter the way he recruits, and he essentially said there's not much to alter. His roster isn't loaded with high-ranked prospects, but good talent that has blossomed. That's the upside. I imagine by the April 28 NBA deadline, it might be considered the downside.
"I think if a kid is going to be a guaranteed one-and-doner, we're only recruiting that kid if his dream is to go to Michigan," Beiliein said. "If he's going to go to study hall, class, be a great teammate, we're not going to turn that kid down. At the same point, young men we've recruited right now may have opportunities like that in the future, but they didn't come in with that (idea). They've developed to where they're great prospects."
In other words, you can't help it if players grow more quickly than anticipated, and you can't stop it either. And why would you? Michigan reached the final extensively playing five freshmen and a sophomore.
"You don't know which way to go sometimes, but I'll continue doing the same thing — recruit young men who are going to unpack their bags and say Michigan is not a stopover, but a destination," Beilein said. "And if things work out and they have better opportunities, I'm all for it."
That doesn't make it any easier. Players repeated almost by rote what Burke said the other night about his pro ambitions: "That's something I'll talk to my coaches and family about after the season. It feels great to just be playing on Monday night. That's where my mindset is."
Burke knows he's probably finishing his college career. I think Hardaway Jr. has mulled it a lot, but I'm not so sure about McGary and Robinson III.
The NBA primarily selects players on potential, but understand what that means — it's unrealized potential. The talent is there, but precocious prospects gain a lot more experience in college than sitting on an NBA bench, even if collecting a paycheck.
It doesn't always have to be about the next step, but inevitably, that's where it leads. Early in the Tournament, before the Wolverines took off, I asked Beilein if he was concerned about losing more than one player to the pros.
"I think in today's age, with the transfers and the NBA, you gotta be ready for anything," he said. "At high-level programs, it's almost like you have a junior college mentality and have to retool every two years.
"You can't control it as much as you think. You just try to create a culture where they're playing here for the right reasons, not to up their pro profile. It's part of what all coaches are dealing with. You have coaches who have recruited too well, and gotten themselves fired because they didn't have a roster in a couple years because everybody's in the league. You recruit too low and you're gonna get yourself fired because you don't have good enough players."
It's a delicate dance because everyone — players and coaches — craves the Next Step. Michigan and Beilein are taking it now, and if roster uncertainty is part of the success, they'll live with it.


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What is the Costume Reference Library?
To describe the costume reference library, we first have to give an overview of the costuming organization of the club.
- Costumes in the 501st are grouped into categories (TK for stormtroopers, CC for clone commanders, etc...).
- These costume categories are then grouped into detachments, each representing a collection of members passionate about that particular set of costumes.
Each reference guide contains pictures of the costume, a detailed description of the parts, and requirements for 501st membership. Below you will find a list of detachments and the costumes they manage. To find out more about building the costume, click on the detachment's visual guides link. Please be aware that this project is constantly growing and evolving. Check back often to see the latest entries!
Armored Cavalry Detachment
The ACD covers AT-AT Drivers, AT-AT Commanders and AT-ST drivers.
Blizzard Force
Blizzard Force is home to the Snowtroopers and Snowtrooper Commanders.
Bounty Hunters Guild
The Bounty Hunters Guild is responsible for Greedo, Boba Fett, Bossk, Zuckuss, 4-LOM, Dengar, Aurra Sing, Jango Fett, Zam Wesell, Cad Bane, Pre Vizsla and the Deathwatch, and any other bounty hunters in the Star Wars universe.
Clone Trooper Detachment
At clonetroopers.net you will find all of Jango Fett's clones from the movies, TV series and expanded universe. Republic Commandos, Galactic Marines, ARC troopers and more all fall into this detachment.
Clonetroopers.net Visual Guides
First Imperial Stormtrooper Detachment
FISD represents the original 501st costume: the Stormtrooper. They also cover many of the variants: Heavy Weapons Troopers, Incinerator Troopers, and Stormtrooper Commanders.
At the FISD web site you'll find reference materials, discussion forums, and a group of expert troopers ready to help!
First Imperial Stormtrooper Detachment costuming guides
Flagship Eclipse Detachment
Imperial Gunnery Corps
Imperial Officer Corps
Jolly Roger Squadron
Krayt Clan
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"At AutoTrader Classics, we know how important it is to pass on the love of classic cars to the next generation, which is why we chose to partner with Hot Rod TV and Gateway Classic Mustang for this project," said Marcus Dame, director of AutoTrader Classics. "The Alliance of Auto Artisans' student mentoring program is a great way to reach out to the next generation of hot rodders, and by donating the Mustang and the subsequent proceeds of its sale to the organization, we are hoping to make a real impact on future classic car enthusiasts and builders."
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ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) has today responded to A Framework for Audit Quality, a consultation paper from the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (IAASB).
John Davies, ACCA head of technical, said: 'The Framework gives preparers, auditors, shareholders, regulators and others a shared understanding of audit quality. The IAASB has set down what is important to audit quality and what is crystal clear is that it's not about the auditor. Although auditors have to comply with stringent quality control standards, all the stakeholders in the corporate reporting supply chain have to pull together to maximise audit quality. The Framework communicates that and, if the message gets across, it will be of great value in improving audit quality.'
ACCA's response notes that, while the Framework primarily has a communication role, its success will ultimately be judged by its contribution to the continual improvement of audit quality to meet the needs of society. ACCA knows that audit plays a very important role in society. It increases user confidence in the credibility of corporate reporting and facilitates the efficient allocation and use of capital. The benefits of audit are also strongly felt in the public and not-for-profit sectors. It is implicit that audit must be of a consistently high quality.
As the global body for professional accountants, ACCA is committed to doing all it can to embed audit quality in our education, qualification, support and regulation of audit professionals and firms and in furthering the profession's contribution to society in the wider sense.
John Davies continued: 'We suggested that the Framework should firmly adopt the shareholder perspective in judging the importance of factors relevant to audit quality and also go deeper to reveal the complex interactions between them. It should inform debate, such as about mandatory rotation of auditors – stakeholders need information so they can make informed choices between alternative policies and actions. We also suggested that the Framework should do much more to recognise the importance of innovation and frankly, what hinders it, such as fear of litigation.'
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the robes of Buddhist monks have pockets?
I recently read this rhetorical question online: It was a
piece primarily about technology addiction and the way in
which people now compulsively saddlebag themselves with gear
before venturing out into the world: Cell phone? Check. PDA?
Check. MP3 Player? Uh-huh. Retractable Ethernet cable? Yep.
USB flash drive? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Game Boy? Christ, my back
. . .
Though the question was directed mostly at information-industry
workers in order to get them to more accurately chart their
daily tech usage and needs, to streamline and focus, and perhaps
restore some personal perspective and balance, it hit me in
a more generalized way. On the same day that I read the question,
I was also looking forward to beginning (read: dreading) the
process of packing up all my earthly possessions (read: piles
and piles of inexplicable and seemingly functionless crap)
in preparation for yet another move.
No! The robes of Buddhist monks do not have pockets!
I answered hours later. Whats a monk got? A bowl and a spoon,
maybe. A Blackberry? A tablet PC? Not bloody likely, right?
(I dont know, they keep the crockery and cutlery in a Manhattan
Portage messenger bag, or something.) Eat when youre hungry,
then wash your bowl, and so become the Buddha. Nothing there
about checking your e-mail or moblogging your phonecam shots
of street-art mandalas to your Web site.
And nothing at all about six boxes of CDs, 14 boxes of books,
or seven million file folders full of unread must-read articles
clipped from magazines or printed from the Internet; nor anything
at all about the notebook pages, index cards, paper placemats
and cocktail napkins full of brilliant, absolutely brilliantthough
roughideas for hit Broadway musicals, killer sketch- comedy
bits, devastatingly satirical films, funny yet humane Big
Novels, innovative puppet shows (these will reinvent the form,
I assure you) or multi-album concept records (Roger Waters
lacked ambition).
And nothing about this thing here. This . . . what is this?
Sorta looks like an egg whisk. Have I ever whisked an egg?
What about this doodad? Is this a spaghetti spoon? No, look,
the holes too wide, the noodles would slide right through.
Is it something for painting? Oh, no, no, its for reflexology,
somehow. Or, no, its a . . . what the hell is it? And why
have I packed and moved it three freakin times?
Ive got too many and too-deep pockets.
This is not even taking into account the staggering volume
of stuff that accumulates in the course of a three-year-olds
life: the game preserve of stuffed animals, the vocational-centers
worth of educational toys and developmental aids, the heaps
and mounds and closets-full of cute gender-loaded clothing
given as gifts. (Yeah, thanks, everyone: Its bad enough that
Ive got to fret about getting my daughter into and through
college someday, now she wants to be a princess.)
But, of course, my daughter is far more centered about this
stuff than I. Her (genetically attributable) aspirations toward
royalty notwithstanding, shes willing to travel pretty light;
and shes got no qualms about trashing things that no longer
maintain her interest. So, I cant hold her responsible.
No, its me. Im the one who holds and hoardssuperstitiously,
as if somewhere in the pile Ive unknowingly stashed the answer,
some talisman, the power of which will reveal itself whenbut
only whenI am ready.
Among all the binder clips, the vacuum-sealing bottle stops,
the 15 varieties of favorite pen, the no-thought cookbooks,
the colored Post-Its, the PVC trivets, the project binders,
the numbered manila folders, the universal remotes, the stacking
trays, the California Closet-style shoe solution, somewhere
in there is the tool that organizes, simplifies, streamlines
everything. Somewhere in there is the item around which an
orderly and successful lifestyle coheres.
Among the CDs and the articles and the books, among all the
ideasthose of others and those that Ive scribbled myself
and stashedmight just be the one that makes it click. It,
whatever it is. The eureka moment. The people will buy paintings
of soup cans moment. The Ill make the hero an 11-year-old
sorcerer moment.
Admittedly, its a lot to expect of a whisk. (At least Im
pretty sure its a whisk.)
But the option is to live with littleto disdain quick and
convenient fixes and rely on personal creativity to provide
the necessities. It requires a clear-headedness and a self-reliance
that I often lack when the trickster/huckster (in any one
of his multifarious guises, from the self-help guru to the
late-night infomercial pitchman to the efficiency expert to
the futurist cybervisionary) promises exactly, exactly,
what, I guess, I need, it seems. Theres one born every minute,
they say.
So, I stuff my pocketsand my bookshelves and filing cabinets
and dresser drawers and kitchen cabinets and media-storage
bins, thinking this collage will make sense soon. Like a Magic
Eye picture, itll take shape when I get the proper distance.
And thats the trick: Obtaining that distance requires a lot
more mobility than those overstuffed pockets will easily allow.
So, ballast must be cut and tough decisions made. This time
through, Im trying to be rigorous and thorough, Im trying
to keep just the essentials: The faddish clothing, that goes
first; then, the most recent bumper crop of thinly veiled
and shallow roman a clefs set in the media or publishing businesses;
next, the unsolicited schwag CDs that Ive compulsively magpied
over the years and yet left still shrink-wrapped; and just
how many travel mugs does a guy need?
And this thing, with thiswhaddya call em, like, spokes,
or whatever, and this aerial kinda thingI dont need this
thing, do I?
Do I?


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- Background
- I used FreeBSD (2.2.6) for a short while a long long time ago, and now have returned to FreeBSD but to the PC-BSD (8.0 ~Feb 2010) version. Once upon a time I managed to get X windows running in BeOS, and in the olden days I had Gno/Me on my Apple IIgs. When I was in school, I took classes in BASIC, LOGO, Pascal, and C. Most of my programming was for class assignments.. and although I was highly interested in writing my own software, I got sidetracked with playing computer games.
- Present
- These days I am hoping to retain all that I learn (or re-learn?!) and add to my skill(s). I'm sometimes troubleshooting, and trying to be of some service to the PC-BSD community. You may have read my blog, txt=Missing Link[1] at the txt=Missing Link[2], though it has been on a back burner for quite a while now.
- Hardware
- I hope to use as much of my system's capability as possible. My original system is a Lenovo ThinkCentre A62 9705 CTO, with a Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 (Cypress XT), but I also have some old Dell Optiplex Gs and Gn machines- two have NetBSD installed. The new system that I built is an 3.40GHz AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition on an ASUS Sabertooth 990FX TUF motherboard with 16GB Kingston DDR3-1866MHz RAM, and I moved the Sapphire to the new PC. A Samsung T260 HD 16:10 TV/Monitor, along with a Kensington Expert Mouse (trackball) and the Lenovo (USB) keyboard are attached to both machines via KVM switch. Audio output via SPDIF and toslink cable to a digital-analog converter and then to a boombox. SPDIF output on my machine is /dev/dsp3, while the former /dev/dsp2 was the front panel headphone jack.
- For the curious, a few speed test results: Jul'11, Nov'11, Aug'12, Jan '13. Also I may be listening to music.
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- I used to build/install via ports tree directly in my system, rather than use a pkg or pbi. After I discovered the ease and usefulness of testing/exploration/investigation of various things inside of a jail, I tend to install within a jail for those situations. This does not prevent all of my 'living on the edge' ways, since there are plenty of ways I could harm myself but it is not a critical style error, and if I run into problems there is a new opportunity for learning. If I discover a port that I like, I will attempt to turn it into a PBI for myself (so that an adjustment to system packages or update doesn't cause it to vanish).
- Since I am still learning, my lack of knowledge combined with my meticulous nature, means problem solving becomes an exploration of permutations and combinations until I happen to stumble across the answer. It is definitely not the fastest method and certainly involves a bit of frustration, but when necessary I put a project away for a while and look at it again when I am not so aggravated.
- I strive for consistency and thoroughness. Where possible, I try to use the full potential of the particular tool/software, and learn what those capabilities are when the need presents itself.
- Contributions
- Of course, I have done some additions and many edits of this site. I post to the blog I mentioned earlier and have started a number of topics in the forums on SpreadPCBSD. I am usually on #pcbsd on the Freenode irc server, and try to answer questions as best I can.
- One project I tried to tackle was the eventual official port of PySide to FreeBSD. Those who are curious can get my version of the FreeBSD makefiles etc from the subversion area. However, this was successfully completed by someone else as an official FreeBSD port and the work I did can be considered superfluous.
- Revised the v8.2 and v9.0 html version of the published handbook to include css and sidebar menu.
- Linux is perfectly fine until its inconsistent world of chaos encroaches upon mine.
- Anyone who has had to deal with understanding the reasoning within a Linux Makefile (or CMakelist.txt file) would know how needlessly challenging porting things to BSD can be. If the makefile determines that it isn't building for Linux, you may automatically be lumped in with Windows, or Linux, or some other weird special-case that may not work quite right. In a perfect world, they would test for BSD and let us fill-in how we need things to happen: like proper install directories, naming conventions, dependencies. If they had something much like Mk/linux.bsd_isms.mk similar to our own, we might not always scuff our foreheads so often.
- Generic rebuttal
- Why do I doubt that there are many BSD users who would seriously ask a Linux crowd, "Why should I use flavor X of Linux?"
- yet, Linux users abound who don't see a reason to use BSD and must sarcastically ask, "Why should I use flavor X of BSD?"
- Wash rinse repeat
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The finished wheel looks great and saved money at the same time.
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