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It was a lavish affair when JDRF's Dream Guild hosted its annual luncheon, which raised $31,000. The soiree began with a reception at Burberry's South Coast Plaza boutique, and the bubbly flowed while guests enjoyed a fashion presentation and shopped the designer's styles. The ladies—and a few gents—were then treated to a three-course meal and fine wine at Charlie Palmer. A special drawing to take home Burberry his and hers trench coats was also included in the afternoon, and Yvonne Moyano was the lucky winner. A final touch of glam: It all supported the group's mission to find a cure for Type 1 diabetes. –Photos by Michael Haight Photography


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Welcome to Keith Moore's website. Here you can explore his line of guitar lesson-themed posters and t-shirts, hear samples of his music or look into guitar lessons if you're in the Marin County, CA area.
A comfortable shirt and a guitar lesson all in one! Show the world how much you love guitar with this long sleeved shirt featuring a rock start proclaiming "Practice IS Perfect!" Essential major and minor chords are printed along each sleeve.
Developed through Keith's 15 years of teaching guitar, this glossy 24x36 poster captures at least six months of private lessons. The cool, high-tech design includes crystal clear charts and tablature examples.
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What were the surrounding conditions like? I note it was outside, but was it cloudy, and were there buildings surrounding the camera?
I've found the GPS to be not particularly strong in receiving signals. It does kind of do its job eventually though. It does take a few min to obtain GPS location when first turned on for the first time on that day. But if it loses signal midway through GPS operation I've found that it could re-obtain GPS signal quite quickly (in maybe 30 seconds).
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Earlier in the week, popular streaming site Twitch sent out two emails stating some pretty major changes to their services. These changes received instant backlash from the streaming community including several major broadcasters threatening to change sites. In the late hours of Aug 7, Twitch again posted to their blog stating that they have heard the major outcry from the internet and will rethink the policy changes.
It all started on Tuesday when Justin.TV shut down. What was originally the host of Twitch now has a giant "goodbye" page thanking users for seven years of content and community (Users can request to transfer their account to Twitch for full site use, however a request must be submitted by Friday, Sept 5 using this form). The following day, Twitch sent out the first email announcing the changes to the VOD storage system.
Starting Aug 27, previously archived broadcasts would be removed from Twitch servers. From this point on, archives would last 14 days for all standard broadcasters and 60 days for Partners and Turbo Subscribers. Highlights would still be saved indefinitely, however they would now be limited to a two hour timeframe. The idea behind this was to cut storage costs, and with the advanced notice, ideally users could export previous broadcasts to YouTube or any other service of their choice.
Only five hours later, a second email was sent out regarding an update to the audio recognition software before the ramifications of the initial announcement could even really be felt. Twitch has partnered with Audible Magic in an effort to "help broadcasters avoid the storage of videos containing unauthorized third-party audio." This new service scans all past and future VODs for in-game and ambient music in 30-minute blocks. When the "Flagged Content" is detected, the affected portion of the VOD are muted and volume controls are removed for that entire half hour section. There will also be an on-screen notification letting users know the video has been flagged under suspicion of copyrighted audio. The most important part is this process will only be applied to the VODs and will not affect or cause the take down of a live broadcast.
Viewers and broadcasters alike took to the internet to voice their extreme dissatisfaction with the announced changes. Well-known broadcaster Cosmo Wright completely pulled out of Twitch in favor of rival services while many users utilized Twitter or Thursday's AMA on /r/Twitch to voice their displeasure. That's when Twitch realized it clearly needed to make some tweaks.
Twitch released a statement on The Official Blog announcing two important revisions with the promise of "more to come."
Over the last two days, you've provided us with an incredible amount of feedback about the new Video Manager, VOD storage, and Audio Recognition system. We take your opinions very seriously, and we're acting on your concerns.
First, effective tonight, the maximum time limit on highlights will be removed. You will once again be able to create highlights of any length and they will be saved indefinitely.
Secondly, we're deploying an "appeal" button for VODs that have been flagged for copyrighted music by the new Audio Recognition system. We recognize that the system is not yet perfect. We want to make this system as fair and unobtrusive as possible, and we greatly appreciate your help.
Thank you again for all of your comments, tweets, emails, messages, and for taking part in Emmett's AMA. We read all of your feedback and we take it seriously. Expect more changes, more clarity, and more improvements on our recent updates in the days to come.
While retracting the limit on highlights was appreciated, it was obvious the same would not be done for the new audio recognition service. Instead, the mere consolation prize of an "appeal" button maintains the mantra of "guilty until proven innocent" that Google set forth with YouTube. While the company may recognize it as a significant cost-cutter, to users it comes off as lazy and disrespectful. Why does the appeal process fall on the user when a service that focuses on streaming games will likely flag frequently for in-game audio. Shouldn't the process revolve around flagging for Twitch to review and ultimately determine where copyright has been broken?
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What if you could begin the game with not one but two starting hands? Backup Plan from Wizards of the Coast's upcoming expert Magic: The Gathering set Conspiracy allows you to do just that. Revealed today May 20, 2014 in an article by Dave Humpherys on DailyMTG.com, Backup Plan can give you a decisive edge.
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Draw an additional hand of seven cards as the game begins. Before taking mulligans, shuffle all but one of your hands into your library.
"In the market for an alternative, friend?"
If you enjoy playing combo decks Backup Plan will increase the odds of acquiring one or more of the key pieces to your win condition. Even if you're not playing a combo deck, having the option between two different hands helps mitigate any mulligans. Although most playgroups allow one free mulligan before you Paris down to six, having that extra starting hand will significantly reduce the chances that you'll need to. There's nothing worse than getting mana-screwed, and with Backup Plan that'll happen much less often.
We love Backup Plan because it changes one of the fundamental rules of the game. It begs the question: Will there be any conspiracy cards which change your starting hand size? What other potential rules can be broken? Is there anything Wizards R&D won't touch or is everything fair game?
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UPDATE: Diabetes: Easy as Pumpkin Pie?
New research suggests pumpkin extract may be better for Type-1 diabetics than insulin. Madeline Vann of HealthDay News is on it:
UPDATE: I'm not the only one with a snarky comment. Here's what Dr. Fuhrman had to say about this research:
Type 1 diabetic rats fed the extract had only 5 percent fewer plasma insulin and 8 percent fewer insulin positive (beta) cells than rats without diabetes. According to the researchers, the extract helped damaged pancreatic cells responsible for insulin production to regenerate and make more insulin.Although, studies using Jack-o-lantern extract have proved less than encouraging.
The study was published in the July issue of the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture.
Lead researcher Tao Xia, of East China Normal University in Shanghai, noted that although insulin shots will probably always be necessary for type 1 diabetics, pumpkin extract could drastically reduce the amount of insulin needed.
UPDATE: I'm not the only one with a snarky comment. Here's what Dr. Fuhrman had to say about this research:
Hard to believe that it could work so well in humans, I don't even believe this study, doesn't even intuitively make sense, that damaged and non-functioning beta cells could come back to life after exposure to a pumpkin. Maybe Cinderella's fairy godmother is behind this?


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As far as a game goes, ya.
We basically need our entire team to put on a clinic, to get us the W, and have the showcased players ball.
I don't know what to expect for tomorrow's game, does Denver blow the Knicks right out at the start to show Carmelo this is not the place he wants to be? how will Gallinari, Douglas and others perform that this might be their new home?
As far as a game goes, ya.
We basically need our entire team to put on a clinic, to get us the W, and have the showcased players ball.
No, the Knicks were out of playoff contention before the season even started.
Mike D'Antoni can't get this team to win, and Donnie Walsh can't seem to make any right decisions.
The 2010-2011 season is another losing season for the Knicks.
Walsh's success can come by a windfall of Melo working behind the scenes to force a trade and land in our laps. If our showcased players put on a bigtime clinic against DEN it'll add to our leverage and image when we get down to negotiations.
Considering most games may mean little to nothing this year, it's an important game with a lot at stake.
A loss would just add to the perception of our franchise being crippled, too, and total losers this season.
i'm gonna make my life a little more interesting and predict a WIN for the Knickerbockers on the road against Denver. lock it up!
Practice and confidence is the key. Felton needs to perfect the pick and roll and run the offense without bad turnovers.
A win against Denver will build confidence to this young team which it looks like they are losing. I'm a Knicks fan so of course I'm going to say we still have a chance but this team is a long way of how good they can be.
The team has been challenged by it's leader. How much bigger can a game get in such a young season?
Yeah there's only a handful of teams that it'll really be meaningful for us to beat this season.
We gotta beat the Nets, obviously. Would be nice to beat the Bulls again. Obviously the Celtics and the Heat are big games.
And then any low threat east coast teams especially, like the Pacers, 76ers, Bobcats. Also beat the crap out of the TWolves because Kahn is a fkin douche.
I don't see Denver as particularly important. Unless we get blown out I doubt it would influence Melo's decision.
every lose is going to make MIke D look so bad....wait until our next home game...you will here teh fire Mike D chants! Can't wait! IM excited!
I would pay big bucks to smash his silly face with a cream pie, dumb clown ass mofo.


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Pool betting is also known as Pari-Mutuel betting, and it differs from fixed odds betting in that the odds on a gambler's bet are not known until the event has closed for betting. The odds are finalized once the sum of the pool bets is tallied and expenses are deducted.
Unlike fixed odds betting, payout amounts on Tote bets are calculated by computer using the pari-mutuel system of allocating funds. There are lower dividends on the most popular horses as there are more winning tickets to pay if a favorite wins. Thus, more winners result in lower payouts, and vice versa. Fewer winners, and a long-shot horse, result in higher payouts.
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VIDEO! Watch youtube video of Thierry Henry's Handball. Thierry Henry's Handball video was from the France vs. Ireland FIFA World Cup qualifying action covered live on LALATE Wednesday.
Now the net is fuming that handball video. Did it cost Ireland their spot to advance? Catch the video of the handball below which is hardly staying up Thursday.
Online reaction to Thierry Henry's handball has included the following:
Swedish referee Martin Hansson? to be made a commander in Frances prestigious Legion of Honor for his assistance in securing qualification for the World Cup.
ok? he handballed it …the biggest joke here is that the ref nor the linesman failed to spot it …..or it could be the fact that platini was sat in the crowd …
Point is…lead up to the goal there was off-side and handball! The ref from kick-off was rooting for the french! The lines man began to lift his flag for the handball and changed his mind! (look closely)! The World cup have more to gain with france in than they do with Ireland! Sad day for football! The person under attack should be ref! Although…henry could have owned up to it before it was given to them! I dont think Keane wud have done? the same if it was that blatent!!!!
robbie keane would have done the same. this kind of thing happens all the time, its just a shame that it was in extra time of the second leg of a world cup qualifier. blame? the ref.
look at? him running around when he gets the goal lol, knowing that it shouldn't have been allowed….
it was ball to hand ~ surely you can plainly see.
My? stomach aches with this … poor Ireland … absolutely gruesome, Henry …
FIFA? should come out and said "YES IT WAS WRONG, …. But that will never happen because FIFA and UEFA are big big …. who just think about money and more money and dont know nothing about football and football fans passion
I know how you will be feeling right now but hey i could be worse ! Hate to see cheating in our great game ! Strange thing is if this was a golf course or maybe athletics , he most likely not be allowed to play again !!!!!


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Pablo Larrazabal's attack by hornets that were three times the size of bees ended when the golfer jumped into a lake. "I've never been so scared," said Larrazabal. "They were huge and like 30 or 40 of them started to attack me big time." As reported by ESPN on April 18, the golfer needed on-course medical attention after the vicious giant hornet attack – but he continued to play.
Golfer Larrazabal was at the 14th hole during round two of the Malaysian Open on Friday when he swatted an insect away from his face. Little did he know that the insect was a hornet and that it was not alone. Before he knew it, 30 to 40 more vicious hornets joined their buddy and gave the golfer a run for his life.
"They were three times the size of bees," said the Spanish golfer according to a CNN report. "They were huge and 30 or 40 of them started to attack me big time. I didn't know what to do. My caddy told me to run, so I start running like a crazy guy, but the hornets were still there, so the other players told me to jump in the lake. I ran to the lake, threw my scorecard down, took off my shoes and jumped in the water. It was the scariest moment of my career, for sure. I've never been so scared."
Hornets are considered to be the largest wasps and can reach up to 2.2 inches (5.5 cm) in length. The insects are widely distributed throughout Europe, Russia, North America and Northeast Asia. According to Discover Magazine, unlike bees, hornets can sting repeatedly because their stingers are not barbed into the human skin and pulled out of their bodies. Their venom contains acetylcholine, a powerful pain stimulant. The stings of the Asian giant hornet (Vespa mandarinia japonica) are the most venomous known. They reportedly cause 30 to 50 human deaths annually in Japan and in 2013 caused 42 deaths in China in just three months.
The toxicity of hornet stings can lead to allergic reactions and individuals can go into anaphylactic shock and die unless treated promptly. Fortunately for Larrazabal, he was able to leave the lake and was immediately given medical attention by the referees and a doctor. He was told to relax and received a couple of injections for his 20 hornet stings.
However, according to ESPN's report, when Larrazabal put his shirt back on, the hornets also returned, so he continued to play in a borrowed shirt. Feeling better after the injections and with the help of another shirt, the golfer continued to play and birdied the 14th hole.
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The last episode of "Y&R" that Michael will be on will air on January 30. His fans have big plans to watch the show up until then, but after that they will have to figure out what to do and it will not be them watching the show. After this episode, they have plans to delete the season pass off their DVR and not watch the show anymore at all even though it will go on without him. They are all tweeting with the hash tag #TeamMuhney to show their support. Now they are doing an aerial banner and you can read more here.
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Just when it appears the Obama administration can't move without revealing another scandal, various news agencies are reporting that a Justice Department program dubbed "Operation Choke Point" is now under scrutiny, and yesterday, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) revealed that it "has been investigating the possible role of the federal government in influencing banks in their lending and business banking relationship decisions regarding companies" in the firearms industry.
In a statement released yesterday, NSSF said it is "is unacceptable…to discriminate against businesses simply because they are engaged in the lawful commerce of firearms, an activity protected by the Second Amendment." That came as the Wall Street Journal was reporting that Capitol Hill Republicans were alleging that "the government has pressured banks to stop handling payments for merchants deemed as high risk—including gun dealers, short-term lenders and credit-repair programs—punishing good actors along with bad ones."
Grandview Outdoors is reporting today that the operation, aimed at restricting access to credit services by so-called "high risk" businesses appears to lump firearm and ammunition retailers in the same category as porn shops and pyramid schemes. The Washington Times noted yesterday that a staff report for the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform – the same panel that investigated Operation Fast and Furious – "questions the legality of Operation Choke Point."
Now questions are being raised about whether the Obama administration is using its muscle quietly to browbeat banking institutions into cutting off financial services to gun dealers. The Washington Times reported, "The Justice Department justified its legal standing to carry out the operation under Section 951 of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FIRREA), the report states. But Justice officials candidly admitted that FIRREA wasn't designed by Congress to combat consumer fraud, as revealed in the internal memos."
The Wall Street Journal yesterday detailed some of the Justice Department banking probes launched last year. All of these are designed ostensibly to root out fraud, but gun dealers told Grandview Outdoors about problems they've had with banks withholding money or taking their time processing credit card purchases for no clear reason.
Yesterday, Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-MO) was joined by Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-SC) in offering an amendment to the FY15 Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies appropriations bill that prohibits Justice Department funding to be used in the Choke Point program. NSSF had noted in its statement yesterday that it had been working with Luetkemeyer on the amendment.
Also yesterday, former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich, writing in Newsmax.com, observed, "For the government to hold banks responsible for monitoring the business of all their customers is unprecedented. To do so with the explicit aim of chilling the perfectly legal economic activities of private citizens is such a jaw-dropping abuse of power that it would have been unbelievable from any previous administration.
"If the Department of Justice has evidence that particular businesses have broken the law," Gingrich added, "it should prosecute them. Lacking that, it certainly has no right to attack entire industries through the banking system. This story is as outrageous as they come. The federal bureaucracy has gone completely off the rails."
All that said, it is hardly certain that Congress can stop this, or hold anyone accountable. The House Oversight committee, chaired by California Republican Darrell Issa, has been unable to hold the Justice Department or the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives accountable for Fast and Furious. Nobody was fired and nobody responsible was prosecuted. Thousands of subpoenaed documents still remain off limits due to President Barack Obama's exercise of executive privilege.
Likewise, nobody has been held accountable for the Benghazi debacle, and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, on whose watch the murder of four Americans including Ambassador Christopher Stevens occurred, is now priming to run for president in 2016. It is as if her own words during a congressional hearing on that scandal are now carved in stone: "What difference does it make?"


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My impression of Meta is that one of its major functions is to act as a forum for focused discussion of topics that affect the functionality of SO. A lot of the questions and issues which may be raised are largely matters of community opinion: indeed, that's exactly why we use the up/downvote buttons to express agreement and disagreement. We open these questions so that we can see how the community feels about the issues, and to see what people have to say about them.
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Marvel may have found its Master of the Mystic Arts, according to a new rumor — and that man is none other than superstar actor Johnny Depp.
Latino Review reports that Marvel and Depp recently took a meeting "to discuss taking on the role of Dr. Strange," a character who has long been rumored to be in line for a solo movie.
There's reason to buy into the rumor: Latino Review has a solid (but not spotless) track record with Marvel movie scoops, for one. For another, consider Depp's connection to Marvel's owners, Disney, the makers of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" films that lined Depp's pockets with oh so much gold. And consider also Depp's own tastes and sensibilities, and how they align with the eccentric Stephen Strange.
Then again …
Consider that Latino Review just last summer tossed out the rumor that Joseph Gordon-Levitt was Marvel's top choice for "Doctor Strange." What changed? Why have the winds shifted away from Gordon-Levitt and moved toward Depp? Again, Latino Review has dropped some Marvel secrets in the past; most notably, they were first with the scoop that Marvel was developing a "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie. But they've also whiffed from time to time, including their misreport that "Black Panther" would follow "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," and clearly, that didn't pan out.
Consider again Depp's connection to Disney. Sure, that makes it easier for Depp to take a meeting with Marvel, at least on the face of it. But Depp is lined up to headline another "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie soon; production was recently delayed to get the script in shape, with a 2016 release date currently being targeted. If Depp joins "Strange," presumably an early "phase three" film for Marvel (meaning a 2016 release date or thereabouts), Disney would likely have to shift "Pirates" yet again. There's also the developing "Alice in Wonderland" sequel to consider as well, and how "Strange" would impact production on that film.
And consider again Depp's own tastes and sensibilities, and how they align with the eccentric Stephen Strange. Depp is best known for his bizarre, over-the-top flourishes, these days at least. Similarly, Strange is someone who deals in otherworldly realms and (wait for it) strange happenings.
On the surface, Depp and Strange seem like a match made in heaven. But is that when Marvel casting works best? Isn't part of Marvel's magic the ability to surprise with casting choices? That's why Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas for the "Ant-Man" leads works so well: No one saw it coming. Same with Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, back in the day. Depp as Strange? It's pretty easy to see — perhaps too easy.
With all that in mind, approach the Depp-Strange rumor as nothing more than that: a rumor. Even Latino Review is quick to point out that "this is Hollywood. Plans change. Offers expire. Negotiations stall. So while Depp has met with Marvel, and both sides want this to work, it doesn't mean it well."
In other words, maybe there's nothing to see here, and maybe there is. We'll find out as 2014 rolls along.
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Maxine has a background in financial and management accounting in the public and private sectors, and operations management in the education industry. She has held management and accounting roles for Tainui Group Holdings, Environment Waikato and Te Wananga o Aotearoa, and was previously on the executive board of Waikato Tainui.
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Alabama senior Stephanie Varner was a unanimous selection for the second year in a row while junior Canella Tinker made her debut on the All-Academic squad this season.
This marks the third year in a row that the Crimson Tide has placed multiple athletes on the list. Alabama has had eight selections to the All-Academic squad, which ties them with Kansas and Oklahoma for the most honorees in the award's three-year history.
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Varner carries a perfect 4.0 grade point average for her career and earned the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Scholar Athlete award as well as a place on the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll in 2010 and 2011. She was named the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering's 2011 Fred R. Maxwell Outstanding Junior. She also earned the ECE Sophomore Meritorious Award as well as the ECE Senior Meritorious Award. On the water, she earned gold medals at the SIRA Championships as part of the Tide's First Varsity 4+ in 2011 and in the First Novice 8+ race in 2009.
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Transcript of the live chat session that took place Thursday, August 15, 1996.
These sessions are scheduled for noon-1 PM US Eastern Time (GMT -4) every Thursday.
These sessions are hosted by Richard Seltzer. If you would like to receive email reminders of our chat sessions, simply send a blank email message to firstname.lastname@example.com or go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/businessonthewebchats and sign up there.
For transcripts of other previous sessions and a list of future topics, click here.
For an article on how to make "business chat" work (based on this experience), click here.
Since the chat itself happens at a rapid pace, it's often difficult to note interesting facts in particular URLs as they appear on-line. Here's a place to take a more leisurely look. I've rearranged some of the pieces to try to capture the various threads of discussion (which sometimes get lost in the rush of live chat).
Please send email with your follow-on questions and comments, and suggions for topics we should focus on in future sessions. So long as the volume of email responses is manageable, I'll post the most pertinent ones here for all to see.
Threads (reconstructed after the fact):
We're here to share experiences about doing business on the Internet -- particularly the World Wide Web. What works? What doesn't work? Why? What are the trends that matter? How can you/should you adapt to the Internetculture and environment? I work for the Internet Business Group at DigitalEquipment in Littleton, MA. In that capacity, I end up talking to people from large companies about how they can use the Web for business. I also have my own personal Web page -- which is content rich and no frills -- which I do for practically nothing and draws a fair amount of traffic andattention. And I'm also a member of the Boston Computer Society. The Web is a place where both big companies and the tiniest of operations can thrive.
In a chat session like this things can get pretty frantic. It's sometimes difficult to follow the threads of conversation. And there's no time to write down interesting URLs and facts. So last week, I took a copy of the raw transcript and edited it to make the threads clearer and posted it at my own little Web site so anyone could take a look. You can see it at http://www.samizdat.com/chat5.html I plan to do the same today. Barring technical difficulties, I hope to have a transcript up within two hours of when this ends. I'll post it at the same site, naming this one /chat6.html
Moderator (0.0.0.0) - 12:05pm -- Hi Richard, if I may interrupt a minute, your transcripts are also now accessible at http://www.boston.com/common/trans.htm as well.
Richard Seltzer (188.8.131.52) - 12:06pm -- Heidi -- Thanks for making the transcripts available at boston.com
Warren Agin - Law Solutions (184.108.40.206) - 11:57am -- Hello all. Law Solutions provides part-time and contract in-house counsel legal services to smaller businesses, especially high-technology start-ups.
Bruce Platt (126.96.36.199) - 11:56am -- Bruce Platt from Comport Consulting Corporation is here.
Warren Agin - Law Solutions (184.108.40.206) - 11:58am -- Bruce, what does Comport do?
Bruce Platt (184.108.40.206) - 12:01pm -- Comport does Internet/Intranet implementations. We are a Digital Value Added Reseller, and I'm here as an invited "expert" (Not necessarily my choice of adjective ;-)
Richard Seltzer (126.96.36.199) - 12:03pm -- Hello, Bruce and Warren. Glad to see you back. If there are others out there with questions, please identify yourselves and fire away.
email@example.com (18.104.22.168) - 12:12pm -- Hello. Gordon Benett here, editor of Intranet Design Magazine(sm). Looks like boston.com has spruced up the chat space a bit.
Richard Seltzer (22.214.171.124) - 12:15pm Gordon -- Yes, this space does seem "spruced up" quite a bit. I like it, but have to get used to it.
firstname.lastname@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:18pm -- Hi, sorry I'm late. ... I do web site design and development.
Richard Seltzer (220.127.116.11) - 12:19pm -- Welcome, Nora. I gather that the Boston Computer Society had some difficulty getting messages out yesterday. I hope that the word has been spread in other ways and that there are others out there in the background listening in.
Richard Seltzer (18.104.22.168) - 12:18pm -- Others out there, please step forward and identify yourselves and your interests. We want this discussion to go in directions that are useful to you.
Richard Seltzer (126.96.36.199) - 12:04pm -- The last couple weeks we focused on Intranets -- the use of Internet technology inside companies and for secure commerce between companies. You might also want to check a couple of on-going Forums on this subject. Intranet Soundings Forum at: http://www.brill.com/intranet/ijx/ Intranet Exchange at: http://www.innergy.com/ix/index.html. And also check "The Complete Intranet Resource" http://www.lochnet.com/client/smart/intranet.htm
This week we'd like to continue our discussion about intranets (including secure business-to-business transactions as well as what happens inside company firewalls). In that regard, we're particularly interested in war stories -- successes and failures; what's working and why? what isn't working and why? Also, given that intranets are by definition private, what steps are companies taking to learn from one another. In addition, we'd like to follow up on some other questions about the public Internet thathave arisen over the last few weeks, such as -- implications of the latest Internet usage stats, -- market research vs. privacy on the Web (e.g., cookies and junk mail) -- looking for analysis of expected return from Internet advertising (e.g., cost per lead) -- who is making money on the public Web and how?
Warren Agin - Law Solutions (18.104.22.168) - 12:05pm -- Actually Richard, I noted that your page features a couple of family members in the entertainment business. Why don't you have any pictures?
Richard Seltzer (126.96.36.199) - 12:07pm -- Warren -- The no graphics is part choice and part necessity. I do that little page of mine on a shoestring -- using the 10 Mbytes of free Web space I get with my PPP account at TIAC. We're talking tiny shoestring. I don't use space unnecessarily.
I also do my pages that way to demonstrate the power of the Internet -- what you can do with plain text. People seem to have forgotten. It's so easy to get caught up in the latest frills and technology for technology sake. I like to keep the emphasis on content. And I believe thatthat is particularly important for intranets -- where there often is no justification for expensive fancy approaches when the aim is simply to convey information. (That's my soapbox speech for today.)
Richard Seltzer (188.8.131.52) - 12:11pm -- Warren-- I believe that the security technology available today -- firewalls, tunnels, etc. -- is sufficient to take care of business needs today. In exceptional cases, maybe you might want to go another route, but it would be a real exception.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (220.127.116.11) - 12:13pm -- Warren, Unauthorized access can be protected against at various levels. The level depends on the value of the information not getting into the wrong hands. Simplest way to protect is by obscurity, next is using forums like Workgroup Web Forum to required password logins, next is using a firewallto keep people out by IP filtering, etc, next is by virtual private netowrking, each tsep up is more costly, but also more safe. The decision is one which depends on how much one is willing to spend to protect proprietary info.
Richard Seltzer (184.108.40.206) - 12:13pm -- Bruce -- I agree. I do not like the invasive kind of stats, based on cookies etc. When I visit a Web site that's my business and no one else's. I liked the good old days where all the info the site provider had was the domain name of users. I'd like to see cookies etc. go away. (But that's highly unlikely).
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (126.96.36.199) - 12:17pm -- Richard, It's stats like that that keep the business growing. My privacy concerns are a throwback to my living through the 60's (barely). If I was truly paranoid, I wouldn't shop in the supermarket where they keep track of every piece of food I buy. There is real value to companies in these usage stats. A smart company can analyze their logs, query the browse for e-mail address, do a latitiude and longitude lookup on the IP address and get ton's of market information. Given that I-net browsers tend to have money to spend, that's why companies do it.
Richard Seltzer (188.8.131.52) - 12:14pm -- Bruce -- On the other hand there are some interesting new stats. I gather that the latest CommerceNet Nielsen survey shows "24% of people 16 years of age or older in the US and Canada now have access to the Internet."
Richard Seltzer (184.108.40.206) - 12:17pm -- More from the CommerceNet/Nielsen stats: Internet access was up 50% from Aug/Sept. 95 to March/April 96. And more than half of Internet users were new since the last study. And the user profile has broadened considerably.
email@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:19pm -- Richard - do you know how those stats account for proxied users, for example those behind AOL's web gateway?
Richard Seltzer (188.8.131.52) - 12:21pm -- Gordon -- I don't have the details on how they conducted the survey, but I suspect that as they do with TV and radio, it is based on a statistical sampling. They sell the full report. You can get details from Nielsen at firstname.lastname@example.com
email@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:23pm Nora - Hi. Jim - poor fit at present. Decent video wants prioritized delivery, which the current Internet Protocol (IPv4) lacks. On switched LANs it's okay, but on the 'Net at large ... wait for IPv6 or ATM.
Richard Seltzer (184.108.40.206) - 12:23pm -- Jim -- Today, video on the net is an interesting and fun gimmick. It's the kind of thing that is useful for getting the attention of your boss and impressing your neighbors. But except in rare instances, I don't think itis yet a business tool. Audio is further down the pike -- there's some very good implementations of RealAudio. Future-wise though, I think there is tremendous potential for video on the net -- both in intranets as an inexpensive way to do video conferencing and in the public world whereanyone can become a broadcaster as now anyone can become a publisher.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (220.127.116.11) - 12:24pm -- Video on the net is a mixed blessing. It makes for a richer multimedia experience. It also consumes lots of bandwisth, and may not be useful to people with low speed connections and low-resolution monitors. Not everyone has 24 bit video cards and 133+ Mhz machines and T1 connections. It can beuseful in Intranet applications like training, etc.
email@example.com (126.96.36.199) - 12:25pm -- On the video, is anyone out there excitied about cable modems and the much broader bandwidth that will mean?
email@example.com (220.127.116.11) - 12:26pm -- Richard's right that audio is further along, but that's because it's 100x less consuming of bandwidth.
Richard Seltzer (126.96.36.199) - 12:26pm -- Jim -- I guess the question is not "video" so much as "when". As Bruce points out bandwidth is an issue (though I'm very impressed with what can be done over a 28.8 modem with VDOLive). Sooner or later the audience willbe there, properly equipped and it will take off. For now, I just love what you can do with plain text.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (126.96.36.199) - 12:28pm -- I sure am. I know that TCI and other cablecos are piloting this. It depends on several things. A low speed dial-up back-channel from the home to the cablehead for "your" responses is one that's been looked at for a while. Real high-speed 2 way is waiting on upgrades of the cable head end systems to deal with the type of traffic and also deployment of video server diskfarms so the cablecos can give you near video on demand of pay per view along with the internet traffic.
Richard Seltzer (22.214.171.124) - 12:29pm -- Nora -- I've been hearing about cable modems for about 2 and a half years now. It sounded like a great idea -- cable delivery of Internet signals, high-bandwidth at low cost. But it doesn't seem to have materialized. Iheard that the issue was more a matter of the business mindset of cable companies rather than one of technology. They just didn't know how to deal with the new environment and didn't have the right kind of trained people. Has that changed? Is the logjam finally being broken? Perhaps it might happen sooner in an intranet environment where public cable companies wouldhave minimal involvement.
email@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:31pm -- Nora - I've heard pros and cons on cable modems, and haven't formed a final opinion. But the obstacles to quality implementation are sizable. The coax network is presently one-way; bandwidth will be asymmetric. Neighborhoods share a single feed, so the network will scale poorly. And then there'sinfamous cable reliability. I don't think the RF modems are the limiting factor here.
Richard Seltzer (188.8.131.52) - 12:31pm -- Nora -- Another piece of the problem with the cable modem approach in the past was that the people driving it were the same ones who had been pushing interactive TV. Their motivation was to provide a high bandwidth pipe intohomes and a very tiny pipe out -- just enough to let people choose among various products and services, but not enough for real interactivity which is the heart of the Internet. Has that changed?
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (22.214.171.124) - 12:32pm -- Gordon your point about reliability is also a good one. The cablecos are working very hard to get to where the telcos have been in terms of reliability and customer service. That's why telco and clableco mergerswere hot. I'm gettig far afield here now.
Richard Seltzer (22.214.171.124) - 12:24pm -- Jim -- Where are you from? What's your company? What's your main area of interest?
Jim - Vivo Software, firstname.lastname@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:32pm -- We currently have a video product for the Web, and CNN is using it on their homepage to cover the convention.
Richard Seltzer (18.104.22.168) - 12:32pm -- Does anyone know of implementations of cable modems on intranets? If implemented as two-way, that kind of high-bandwidth could make desktop videoconferencing very workable.
email@example.com (22.214.171.124) - 12:33pm -- Richard - I agree. "Asymmetry" is a code word for "inequity." I have the same problem with the telco's ADSL.
Richard Seltzer (184.108.40.206) - 12:34pm -- Jim -- What's the name of that product? What do you need to receive the signals? (hardware requirements, modem speed, client software [and where to get it]?
firstname.lastname@example.com (22.214.171.124) - 12:35pm -- Richard - it's called 10Base2!
Richard Seltzer (188.8.131.52) - 12:35pm -- Jim -- Do you have any stats on how many people are connecting to that broadcast from the convention?
Jim - Vivo Software, email@example.com (126.96.36.199) - 12:39pm -- We should be getting some stats early next week, but CNN did like the increase in access after they implemented Vivo video.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (188.8.131.52) - 12:35pm -- Richard, not with cable modems. We have done some work though with video over fibre and atm. Not for an intranet, but for video distrbution overseas. This is the eay I would advise people who wanted an intranet with rich video to go.
firstname.lastname@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:36pm -- more on cable/internet - (I'm having problems with the new reverse scroll of our talk) Cox Cable out in California is launching a major initiativeand has fiber optic widely installed. When I was in Texas earlier thissummer, I talked to a major ISP that was piloting it, and figuring on offering unlimited cable internet access for $50/mth. I think the gating item for everyone is the compression chip which Motorla, Sony and others are racing to get out. .... My impression is that broadband into our homes and offices is very close, but outbound will still be complements of AT&T.
Jim - Vivo Software, firstname.lastname@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:36pm -- The problem with video conferencing over a LAN is protocol delays and bandwidth for all endpoints. H323 works fine using isochronous ethernet,because of the channeling of the bandwidth to 64k streams.
email@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:37pm -- Jim - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) is a two-year technology out of Bellcore. It's an attempt to squeeze the last drop of bandwidth out of the existing copper infrastructure. Something like 6MB/s downstream, but only 50kB/s up.
Richard Seltzer (220.127.116.11) - 12:38pm -- Bruce -- A couple years ago Digital had some very promising pilot projects going -- one in Pittsburgh and one I believe in Arizona. There were others as well. The technology looked great. But for some reason the business sideof it -- the necessary partnerships with cable companies etc., nevermaterialized. The barriers appear to be more mindset and business model rather than technology. And meanwhile compression techniques keep making plain old dialup connections faster and better.
Richard Seltzer (126.96.36.199) - 12:40pm -- Jim -- what's the client piece? where do I get it?
Jim - Vivo Software, firstname.lastname@example.com (184.108.40.206) - 12:42pm -- www.vivo.com is the place to get Vivo Active, an HTTP streaming video client.
email@example.com (188.8.131.52) - 12:41pm -- ps. A lot of internet startups are betting the farm on exploding bandwidth comming soon. My intuitive sense of the whole thing, is that it's kind of a "sleeper." A couple summers ago, all this stuff was all over the front pages of the WSJ. Then nothing happened. .... I think it's about too, and could check into it further if anyone is interested.
Richard Seltzer (184.108.40.206) - 12:43pm -- Nora -- I'd appreciate any info you can glean about that. The Internet today is very well suited to text. Meanwhile some really good software has come along that can do neat multimedia things. But until high bandwidth is widespread and cheap, the neat stuff just isn't going to take off the way it could. So what's a reasonable timeframe? How many innovative software startups are going to be able to survive until that great promised land of tens of millions of potential high-bandwidth users is there?
firstname.lastname@example.com (18.104.22.168) - 12:50pm -- Richard. We're near the end of the hour. I'll do an update (I know some people in California who are totally immersed in this stuff) ... and send a summar. Anyone else who wants one, send me an e-mail, and I'll cc you on it too.
Jim - Vivo Software, email@example.com (18.104.22.168) - 12:41pm -- Vivo's expertise is in engineering codecs, regarless of the transport mechanism.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (188.8.131.52) - 12:41pm -- Richard, There are still tests going on. I believe the cablecos are trying to figure out how to make the most money out of the bandwith they have. We will see at least the one way fast one way slow that Nora mentioned, and I alluded to in the next 6-12 months, though.
firstname.lastname@example.com (18.104.22.168) - 12:42pm -- Jim/V - are you working with or competing against Intel?
Jim - Vivo Software, firstname.lastname@example.com (126.96.36.199) - 12:43pm -- Both, I guess. They keep bothering us to do things for them. Then they stole a few of our group.
Marianne@nethorizons (22.214.171.124) - 12:43pm -- Cable modems and intranets aren't really an issue. Intranets are already running at ethernet and faster speeds for the most part. And all of them are still asymetric in speed (generally 10mbs down and 768K up). People know who participated in the Continental Cablevision trial loved it. Their service will be available in the Boston metro area starting late in September. I believe the pricing is about $60/month and includes complete cable access. As someone else mentioned, there are potential saturation and security risks since your whole neighborhood will be on the loop. Will Biedron, Continental Cablevision's Director of High Speed Networking was on one of our Life on the Internet Chats a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, I don't think there was a transcript that particular week.
Marianne@nethorizons (22.214.171.124) - 12:46pm -- Oops, the "them" in my last post was cable modems running asymetrically, not intranets ;( The problems with only being able to see your last five words!
Jim - Vivo Software, email@example.com (126.96.36.199) - 12:45pm -- Marianne, our contacts with the Fortune 500 revealed that not one company would allow video conferencing on their intranet due to the total bandwidth demand.
firstname.lastname@example.com (188.8.131.52) - 12:49pm -- Well, for a topic every agrees is largely irrelevant to intranets, we've sure used up some "bandwidth" in this chat on video!
Richard Seltzer (220.127.116.11) - 12:50pm -- Gordon -- Yes, we have stayed on a single subject for quite a while -- unusual. I do believe though that this will be very important for intranets in the future,and that cable modems may be a way to make that happen faster.
Warren Agin - Law Solutions (184.108.40.206) - 12:50pm -- IMNSHO ("not so humble opinion") :> I think video over the Internet is very relevant to Intranets. The greater ability in an Intranet to control bandwith makes the technology perhaps more feasible. And the apps are there. Training sessions, public presentations, video conferencing, etc.
Warren Agin - Law Solutions (22.214.171.124) - 12:42pm -- I understand ISDN is getting cheaper. I know some people planning to get it for their homw offices. Certainly, this will open up some additional applications, if only for a limited target audience. But lets face it, some sites don't target home users.
Warren Agin - Law Solutions (184.108.40.206) - 12:44pm -- Jim, I recall visiting Vivo.com a while ago, and was very impressed at how well it worked over my 28.8 connection. Are many sites now employing the technology?
Richard Seltzer (188.8.131.52) - 12:45pm -- Jim -- How does your video software differ from VDOLive? (From a user point of view). Why would I want to use the one rather than the other? Why would I want to save on my hard disk more than one video client?
Jim - Vivo Software, email@example.com (18.104.22.168) - 12:47pm -- We do not have any firewall problems because we use HTTP and a mime type. We do not require any specific web server. We have the highest compression ratio available.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (126.96.36.199) - 12:50pm -- Not needing a firewall proxy is a real plus for using VIVO on an Intranet. I'm defining Intranet here as members of an organization or groups who may not be all in the same building or on the same LAN, and therefore need the Internet backbone for access.
email@example.com (126.96.36.199) - 12:46pm -- Jim/V - any opinion on how the announced "multimedia" Pentium's (MMX) due year's end from Intel will impact PC video?
Richard Seltzer (220.127.116.11) - 12:47pm -- Gordon -- what will these multimedia Pentiums be able to do that can't be done now? And what's the anticipated price range for such systems? At the same time, we continue to hear about low-cost Internet appliances that are likely to have no multi-media capability at all. The industry is pulling in opposite directions.
firstname.lastname@example.com (22.214.171.124) - 12:50pm -- Richard - MMX (MultiMedia eXtensions) will speed the computations used to process digital signals, both audio and video. There's also support for 3D. Radical speed improvements, to hear Intel tell it.
Jim - Vivo Software, firstname.lastname@example.com (22.214.171.124) - 12:48pm -- MMX is an improvement, but only for those who can afford it.
anonymous (18.104.22.168) - 12:48pm -- Jim/vivo, How many people have downloaded your viewer?
Jim - Vivo Software, firstname.lastname@example.com (18.104.22.168) - 12:51pm -- Our player has been out for a couple of months, and I believe we are over 100,000. (I am in engineering, not marketing.)
Marianne@nethorizons (184.108.40.206) - 12:49pm -- Jim, I think that you're right about the desktop conferencing. Just like point cast on intranets, people worry that it will run amok and shut everything down. There is also a learning curve we will all have to gothrough when it is realistic to figure out when it is appropriate to use desktop conferencing, and what kind of tasks can best be accomplished. The same curve we've gone through with regular video conferencing.
anonymous (188.8.131.52) - 12:53pm -- Jim/vivo I'm impressed with your product. Is it available for the Mac?
Jim - Vivo Software, firstname.lastname@example.com (126.96.36.199) - 12:55pm -- Yes, we have a MAC version.
firstname.lastname@example.com (126.96.36.199) - 12:55pm -- Parting thought - popular technology and usage always ends up forcing upgrades and modernization on internal corporate applications and systems . ... see you all next week. firstname.lastname@example.com
Richard Seltzer (18.104.22.168) - 12:57pm Nora -- Amen. And the public Internet probably moves ahead faster than intranets because of different timeframes for budget decisions. But once major corporations catch on that high bandwidth is likely to be animportant corporate advantage in the future, they are likely to begin major upgrades even before all the applications they'd want are in place.
Warren Agin - Law Solutions (188.8.131.52) - 12:51pm -- email@example.com www.agin.com/solution/
firstname.lastname@example.com (22.214.171.124) - 12:52pm -- Intranet Design Magazine(sm), a biweekly resource for web professionals, is at http://www.innergy.com/. Love to see some of you posting on our discussion board, Intranet Exchange.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (184.108.40.206) - 12:52pm -- email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Jim - Vivo Software, email@example.com (22.214.171.124) - 12:54pm -- Jim Dorval, engineer (Manager) Vivo Software email@example.com.
Mikle Smith (188.8.131.52) - 12:55pm -- good after noon
firstname.lastname@example.com (18.104.22.168) - 12:54pm -- Thank you, Richard. Always a pleasure.
Bruce Platt -- Comport Consulting (18.104.22.168) - 12:56pm -- Richard, Thanks for hosting this. See you next week, Nora, Jim, gordon, warren, marianne et al. thanks for your thoughts.
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The Seneca County Sheriff's Office reports that on 9-29-12 at 10:22pm, Deputies arrested 52 year old Glenn A. Bixby of Ovid for one count of DWI, one count of Operating a Motor Vehicle with .08% or more BAC and one count of Failure to Stop at a Stop Sign.
The arrest stems from a traffic stop on State Route 96 in the Town of Ovid where Bixby was observed failing to stop at a stop sign in the north bound lane of the Ovid four corners. Bixby was released on tickets and is to appear in the Town of Ovid Court on the 23rd of October 2012 at 10:00am to answer the charges.
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I'm playing around with a test server, install Xen on a Centos 5 box.
I've tried two methods to create a vm.
virt-install -x "ip=xxx.xxx.70.212 gateway=xxx.xxx.70.211 subnet=255.255.255.248"
If I do virt-install, it asks me this:
Automatic DHCP never works. If I try manual config, I have no idea what to put it. I did try this:
IPv4 address: xxx.xxx.70.212__ / 255.255.255.248_ Gateway: xxx.xxx.70.211___________________________ Name Server: _____________________________________
note: only here in my post am I actually putting "xxx" in the IP for privacy reasons only. The 70.212 is the main server IP that I ssh into.
See 2nd screenshot for error. Same thing with various valid mirrors I tried.
This is my ifcfg-eth0 info:
DEVICE=eth0 BOOTPROTO=static IPADDR=xxx.xxx.70.212 NETMASK=255.255.255.248 ONBOOT=yes TYPE=Ethernet
I've tried 2 different mirrors so far, same error.
http://wftp.tu-chemnitz.de/pub/linux/centos/5.3/os/x86_64 http://mirror.its.uidaho.edu/pub/centos/5/os/x86_64/
My resolvers are just fine too in /etc/resolv.conf
Note, I did not do anything at all. I had a fresh Centos 5 64bit install and then followed that Xen install guideline. That's it.


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Dolphins defensive tackle Kheeston Randall shouldn't be ignored
At first I thought Kheeston Randall was just a throw-in player.
The Miami Dolphins' seventh-round pick was the 215th selection in the 2012 NFl draft. How good can he really be?
Then I watched the former Texas defensive tackle play against Texas A&M during a ESPNU rebroadcast of the 2011 Texas vs. Texas A&M game and he caught my eye on a number of plays. Randall was barely moved. He anchored well, and helped contain the Aggies ground game.
It was just one game, but that performance got me thinking Randall might be a keeper. The Dolphins generally keep seven to eight defensive linemen on the 53-man roster, so Randall has a good shot of making the roster if he performs in camp. This month's release of Phillip Merling should help his case.
Randall, who was a nose tackle at Texas, is realistically battling Isaako Aaitui, who was on the practice squad last year, and Ryan Baker, a three-year veteran, for the spots behind Paul Soliai, Randy Starks, Jared Odrick, Tony McDaniel and fellow rookie Olivier Vernon. Jamaal Westerman might be included in this mix, but we'll see how the Dolphins use him.
The undrafted rookies shouldn't be ignored either, but Randall will have every opportunity to excel, earning a spot on the 53-man roster, because of the signing bonus he'll receive.
Keep in mind that Starks and McDaniel are in the final year of their contract, which means its time the Dolphins begin developing some youngsters on the defensive line.
Randall caught General Manager Jeff Ireland's eye at the Senior Bowl. The Dolphins like his versatility (he could play end in a 3-4, tackle in a 4-3, and might grow into a nose), his size (6-foot-4, 307 pounds) and length (long arms). But he wasn't tremendously productive as a two-year starter at Texas.
"He runs really good," Ireland said. "He's got very long arms. We think he can play any position on the defensive line," Ireland said. "He's got versatility."
Ireland likes to use seventh-round picks on defensive linemen hoping that in time they'll blossom into solid players like Jason Ferguson did back in Parcells' Jets days, and Jay Ratliff did back in their Dallas Cowboys days together.
Both of those players are seventh-round pick gems, and it is possible Randall could turn into one too.


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Community-Clinic Linkages in Health Promotion (CCLHP): Community Health Workers (CHWs) as Agents in Chronic Disease Prevention over the Life Span
The CCLHP Arizona Prevention Research Center (AzPRC) core research project aims to describe and evaluate the impact of CHW activities within primary care settings and to establish effective CHW-delivered community-clinical service linkages. Designed in collaboration with the AzPRC's Community Advisory Board, this research project will be carried out in two interrelated phases. First, we will use qualitative methods and EMR data determine the effectiveness of CHWs in three primary care health centers in contributing to improved chronic disease and mental/emotional well-being. Results will be used to develop a Best Practice Guide for CHWs in the Primary Care Setting. The AzPRC will then partner with the state-wide CHW network, two county health departments and two clinics to develop a CHW community-clinic linkage model. The intervention will be implemented as a public health department-delivered program within community settings and its effectiveness in reducing chronic disease and promoting mental health will be evaluated in the linked primary care clients. Outcomes will include a sustainable and scalable model that reduces obesity, associated chronic disease, and promotes mental/emotional well-being in underserved communities at the Arizona-Mexico border. CCLHP Partners include the El Rio, Mariposa and Sunset Community Health Centers, Pima and Yuma County Health Departments, and the Arizona Community Health Worker Network.


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Athletes in Action 76, Washington 59 (exhibition)
November 18, 2002
Bank of America Arena/Seattle, Wash.
Post-game Quotes
General Remarks:
"There was a contrast in exhibition games and teams. Central Washington was feisty and high-pressure. Tonight, the team was more talented, had a more laid-back defense, but because of their experience, they played at heir own pace. They didn't panic. They are a good basketball team. They lost to Alabama by one point and they are a team that has traveled a lot. Once they got going, they shot the ball well. We didn't do a good job in our defensive transition."
Did your team panic tonight?
"We didn't panic. Growing pains come with a young team. We had good looks early. But if we don't make the easy shots, we don't' have the energy when we don't make shots. I've always said about this team that we are as good as our defense. When we have a good defense and high energy, we do a good job."
On the tempo of the game:
"We don't have the depth to be consistent. If we're not going to have the energy at half-court we are not going to be able to trap. We need to be more high energy. That is what we have to do. We have to grow up."
Is there enough time before the regular season starts to fix what needs to be fixed?
"I would like to think so. Despite how we played tonight, we made good progress in practice this week. We didn't play at the level we practiced all week. We hate to lose. No loss is ever good. But it is good that it was an exhibition game and hopefully we will learn from tonight."
On the momentum of the second half:
"They're a better team. Mentally, they are way past us and they showed it. We had brain lapses at times and they capitalized on it. Coach prepared us well this week, but mentally we were not there. We just have to go over the tape and get better. We've said that we wanted to be a good team."
On the youth of the team:
"These games are good for us. It is good to get our feet wet. We are still a young team and hopefully this will prepare us for the season."
General Remarks:
"I think it was one of those nights where they couldn't buy a bucket, everything they threw up didn't go in, and we'll take that because we've had a rough tour. We've lost about seven or eight games by five points or less. We'll take the win, but I just think it's one of those situations where they didn't shoot the ball very well tonight and we played well offensively. The ball bounced our way."
On playing Washington:
"It's actually kind of hard, because Lorenzo and I are friends, but no one knows what the team is going to do, and respond to him, and I know we'll respond greatly to him, but you really can't scout for them or prepare for them. It's always a little bit of some trepidation coming in, because it's something you have no clue on what they're going to do."
Are there any players that stood out to you for Washington?
"Their experienced guys Wrenn and Allen are solid guys. They handle the pressure well and they are go-to-guys. They've got a lot of young talent and they'll continue to get better and better."
Is there anyone on UW you had trouble guarding?
"We kind of played a slumpy man to man, so there wasn't any particular guy, because we're designed to help. But obviously you can see that Wrenn has great talent, and we made it hard on him because we threw 3 guys at him every time he touched the ball. So in one sense yes, it's obviously him, but in another sense defensively we had a game plan geared to get the ball out of his hands."


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Keizo Shimamoto Testing Ramen Varieties for Upcoming Restaurant
Bring on the pork bones.
Eataku learns that mash-up hamburger creator Keizo Shimamoto, who learned the noodle-soup trade from a posse of ramen masters while living in Japan, plans to serve his recreated version of a particularly beloved tonkotsu-shoyu soup he ate in Wakayama. The chef is expected to open Ramen.Co sometime this year at 100 Maiden Lane, and says that the restaurant will "represent the vision and spirit of what ramen means to me and how I can do my part to make it better." [Eataku, Related]


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Secrets of The Force Awakens: A Cinematic Journey to World Premiere at SXSW
Secrets of The Force Awakens: A Cinematic Journey will World Premiere at the 2016 SXSW Film Festival! An an exclusive Q&A will follow the screening.
Secrets of The Force Awakens: A Cinematic Journey will World Premiere at the 2016 SXSW Film Festival! An an exclusive Q&A will follow the screening.
Today, get to know three emerging directors from the SXSW Documentary Spotlight screening section.
We're excited to bring you another surprise announcement – the SXSW Film Festival will present a special work-in-progress early preview screening of New Line Cinema's Keanu, a hilarious action comedy debut feature from the visionary minds of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele.
A special "Miles Ahead" panel led by Don Cheadle, with NPR's Felix Contreras onboard as Moderator, will discuss the making of the film "Miles Ahead," along with the music, with intimate behind-the-scenes anecdotes provided by Erin Davis (son of Miles) and Vince Wilburn, Jr. (nephew of Miles).
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