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If you know someone with cancer.
If you want to talk about cancer.
We won't pray. We won't blame gods. We won't give credit to gods.
We face the diagnosis and know, it is what it is.
To the extent that we can, we will define our own course.
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We resolve to go forward with strength, resilience, purpose, pride, and integrity.
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I guess I'm different here. Maybe it's a gender thing. No tears, no anger, no denial, no panic.
Temperamentally I sometimes veer into depression, and there has been that. Or maybe grief is more accurate. Definitely for me there has been grief over losing the "no cancer" version of me, and some grief about other losses along with it. Some loss of the sort of physical or bodily integrity, where I've had to let other people do things to my body. I don't like that.
Also I feel I let my partner down by getting cancer. I do not want to put him through, what this puts people through. I still feel grief about when he came home and the EMTs were there getting me onto a gurney. He looked so panicked. He still tries to make me eat better and wants me to quit work, thinking that will help me get better.
I also feel some relief, that I am not putting my parents through this. They had good, long lives, and did not lose a child to cancer or to any other disease. That is a good thing.
I'm a crier, at anything and everything. A real patsy for the stuff designed for gullible people. Usually the tears energize me to figure out what is so painful to hear or watch and attempt to make systemic changes. I guess crier, thinker, doer, celebrator just about sums me up. I am seriously lacking humor in that string
There is no god that loves us, watches over us, answers prayers, has a plan for us, takes sides with us on the playing field or in the real field of life.
It is that simple.
We do have, however, all the stimulating factors of seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, feeling with our skin and feeling with our emotions, a brain, everything we need to think and act in the face of challenges.
The dependent, weak, acquiescent, obedient, submissive, fainthearted, compliant, passive, cowardly, docile among us will wring out all the time, energy and money from those who produce and feel justified in doing so. They do so in the name of their "god", whoever or whatever that is.
Yes, that is what I mean. You cry and then you think and then you act. That is emotional strength. Sure, one might run around for second opinions, or try magic potions before doing the real work. It isn't hard to sort out fact from fiction, especially in cancer treatment.
A dear friend from high school days, now living in California, called me on a regular basis telling me to drink hydrogen peroxide, and it would cure my breast cancer. I checked research reports, sorting out the nonsense from the real work, and it was easy to know what I had to do.
This false hope that so many are more than happy to shove down ones throat do more harm than good and should be told that.
Oh Patricia! What an ordeal. I can't help but think about the experiences of women of my grandmothers' and mother's era and what they had to go through. Those of us who have easy access to facilities and modern technology are fortunate today. For rural men and women the drives to and from treatments are gruelling. I talked to many people who had 6 and 8 hour drives from home to the CCNW facility. Some of them had meager means and had to camp out in the best arrangements they could make. There is now a place where people can stay for these frequent treatment. It just opened up. Kind of like McDonald House.
I'm sorry you had that long wait for test results. Nine weeks are a long time to wait. Surgery, then chemo ... oh my goodness, you must have emotional strength of a lioness. "Cancer waits for nobody!" You are my inspiration.
Living with an OCD is like living with someone with pessimism prisms, seeing the world through worst case scenario glasses. Quite the opposite of living with someone with optimism prisms, seeing the world through "what do I do now?" glasses.
I do hope your sister has emotional strength to overcome pessimism! It appears to me to be such a useless frame for living. Further, it seems pessimism is easier to catch than optimism.
Maybe exposing your sister to some positive images will help her maintain equilibrium. It isn't enough to think positive thoughts, the negative thoughts can be replaced with healthy, positive, nurturing, life-affirming thoughts. Keeping track of the good things in one's life may help. Try not to catch the pessimism virus.
We are here to back you up. Just know you are not alone in this event.
Just a wee bit of cheer:
Winter is a time of quiet contemplation, of many things unknown, of darkness, and mysteries. It is that time of the year of dormancy; the time of an event that is undiagnosed.
Because time does not cure all ills, this is a time of thinking, of getting information, accumulating knowledge in preparation for the unknown and all it entails. This period is one in which one seeks information, explores options, weighs the pros and cons of each option.
Once all the information from professionals and your own inquiry commences, decisions need to be made and planning for action takes place. One step at a time. One bump in the road at a time until all that can be done is done.
I love Daniel's statement, "What is, is."
That period of unknowns is the beginning of a process of healing.
I have a feeling a cancer diagnosis is especially hard on someone with OCD. That waiting is almost a rite of passage for transition from being just a regular person, to being a person with cancer. It's hard. Around here, the oncologist won't take a person who doesn't have an actual biopsy result. Their intake is usually a week or two. First the biopsy, then that is sent to pathologist, and they have to process the sample and interpret it. So from the first "This might be a cancer" to seeing an oncologist, might be several weeks. That may not make a difference as far as illness, or survivability - usually not, but maybe sometimes - but it's brutal psychologically.
OI think for some, harder on the family than the person with cancer.
Daniel, thanks for the options and your experiences with them. I will give it a try. I will start with wordpress and see what happens. I very much like your cancer spot on A/N; it is a valuable source reading others' experiences and sharing my own. Feedback helps greatly.
I've kept my garden diary on Blogger for maybe 6 years. I find it easy to use. It's free. I requires a gmail account, which is also free. I think you get to that via www.blogger.com. I've liked using blogger but google is trying to loop everyone who uses google into their universe, and if I had to again, I would use wordpress.
wordpress is also free. www.wordpress.com I use that for my cancer blog, which I keep separately. Because of my employer, I keep my name off it. I expectwill change after I retire. If I life that long. Wordpress options range from the bare bones, no charge -which I use, to other options that do have fees.
I'm self taught on both. I don't know if I can explain how they are used, I just do stuff until I figure it out. It's kind of explains itself. I think I had a few false starts but just learned as I went along.
Both have options for photo upload, customization, followers.
Once you have a blog, it's like you have a self-published serial novel, or documentary, or magazine, or open diary, or conversation, or whatever you want it to be. The purpose for my garden blog was entirely to keep a diary for my own reference from one year to the next. But I know there are many readers, because I keep tabs. More than 174,000 touches so far.
I keep the cancer blog to work out my feelings, and as a diary. I don't make many entries, just when I want to think about things and get my mind on track.
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Don't Bet on the Prince(1989)
An anthology of stories edited by Jack Zipes
Jack Zipes has put together one of the comprehensive anthologies of feminist fairy tales and essays to appear since the women's movement gained momentum in the 1960s. He has selected works by such gifted writers as Angela Carter, Margaret Atwood, Tanith Lee, Jay Williams, Jane Yolen, Anne Sexton, Olga Broumas and Joanna Russ - all of whom, whether they consider themselves "feminists" or not, have written innovative stories which seek to break with the classical tradition of fairy tales. The accompanying critical essays, by Marcia Lieberman, Sandra Gilbert, Susan Gubar and Karen Rowe, discuss how fairy tales play an important role in early socialisation, influencing the manner in which children perceive the world and their place in it even before they begin to read. "Don't Bet on the Prince" was created out of dissatisfaction with the dominant male discourse of traditional fairy tales and with the sexist social values and institutions which it supports. This book demonstrates how recent male and female writers, by looking at the classical literary fairy tale with new eyes, have changed the aesthetic constructs and social content of fairy tales in order to reflect the major changes in the roles of sex, gender, socialisation and education since the 1960s. It is an excellent example of how the literature of fantasy and imagination can be harnessed to create a new view of the world. "Don't Bet on the Prince" is for all those interested in questioning the traditional values and expectations by which our perceptions of ourselves are formed. It will be of special interest to those concerned with the feminist movement, women's studies and the growing feminist sensibility in fantasy literature. Its tales will also appeal to children, and the child in every adult.
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Drools Workbench Docker image
JBoss Drools Workbench Docker image.
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Usage
- Users and roles
- Logging
- GIT internal repository
- Extending this image
- Experimenting
- Notes
- Release notes
The image contains:
- JBoss Wildfly 10.1.0.Final
- JBoss Drools Workbench 7.0.0.Final
This image provides the JBoss Drools Workbench web application. It's intended to be extended so you can add your custom configurations.
If you don't want to extend this image and you just want to try Drools Workbench, please take a look at the
jboss/drools-workbench-showcase:latest Docker image, it contains some default configurations.
To run a container:
docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 8001:8001 -d --name drools-workbench jboss/drools-workbench:latest
Once container starts, you can navigate into the Drools Workbench at:
Users and roles
The application have no users or roles configured, so you cannot not access it by default,
In order to use it, at least you have to create an application user in JBoss Wildfly with role
If you are looking for a Drools Workbench image that does not require to add custom configurations, try our
jboss/drools-workbench-showcase:latest Docker image.
If you want to create your custom configuration and users, role, etc, you can take a look at section
Extending this image
You can see all logs generated by the
standalone binary running:
docker logs [-f] <container_id>
You can attach the container by running:
docker attach <container_id>
The Drools Workbench web application logs can be found inside the container at path:
sudo nsenter -t $(docker inspect --format '{{ .State.Pid }}' $(docker ps -lq)) -m -u -i -n -p -w
-bash-4.2# tail -f /opt/jboss/wildfly/standalone/log/server.log
GIT internal repository
The workbench stores all the project artifacts in an internal GIT repository. By default, the protocol available for accessing the GIT repository is
SSH at port
You can clone the GIT repository by running:
git clone ssh://admin@localhost:8001/system
By default, the GIT repository is created when the application starts for first time at
$WORKING_DIR/.niogit, considering
$WORKING_DIR as the current directory where the application server is started.
You can specify a custom repository location by setting the following Java system property to your target file system directory:
NOTE: This directory can be shared with your docker host and with another containers using shared volumes when running the container, if you need so.
If necessary you can make GIT repositories available from outside localhost using the following Java system property:
You can set this Java system properties permanent by adding the following lines in your
standalone-full.xml file as:
<!-- Custom repository location. -->
<property name="org.uberfire.nio.git.dir" value="/home/youruser/some/path"/>
<!-- Make GIT repositories available from outside localhost. -->
<property name="org.uberfire.nio.git.ssh.host" value="0.0.0.0"/>
NOTE: Users and password for ssh access are the same that for the web application users defined at the realm files.
Extending this image
You can extend this image and add your custom layers in order to add custom configurations, users, roles, etc.
In order to extend this image, your Dockerfile must inherit from:
FROM jboss/drools-workbench:latest
Configuring Wildfly
- The Wildfly configuration files are located at
- In this file you can modify all Wildfly's subsystem configurations
- Drools Workbench requires running Wildfly using
fullprofile, so custom modifications should be done in
standalone-full.xmlconfiguration file
Users and roles
By default this image does not provide users and roles for Drools Workbench
The available roles for Drools Workbench examples are:
ROLE DESCRIPTION ************************************************* admin The administrator analyst The analyst developer The developer manager The manager user The end user kiemgmt KIE management user Accounting Accounting role PM Project manager role HR Human resources role sales Sales role IT IT role
These are the steps to create your custom users and roles by using realm files in Widlfly:
1.- Create a realm properties file for users and deploy it in
2.- Create a realm properties file for roles and deploy it in
3.- Modify your
standalone-full.xml in order to:
3.1 - In the
management section, modify default the security-realm for the
ApplicationRealm as:
<security-realm name="ApplicationRealm">
<local default-user="$local" allowed-users="*" skip-group-loading="true"/>
<properties path="drools-users.properties" relative-to="jboss.server.config.dir"/>
<properties path="drools-roles.properties" relative-to="jboss.server.config.dir"/>
3.2 - In the
security subsystem, modify default the
other security-domain for as:
<security-domain name="other" cache-type="default">
<login-module code="Remoting" flag="optional">
<module-option name="password-stacking" value="useFirstPass"/>
<login-module code="RealmDirect" flag="required">
<module-option name="password-stacking" value="useFirstPass"/>
You can find an example by looking at the Dockerfile for
jboss/drools-workbench-showcase:latest image.
To spin up a shell in one of the containers try:
docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 8001:8001 -d --name drools-workbench jboss/drools-workbench:latest /bin/bash
You can then noodle around the container and run stuff & look at files etc.
If the application can't be accessed via browser (http://localhost:8080/drools-wb) please run the container in host network mode. It seems that latest docker versions have some restrictions on the networking side. Using an older daemon version this does not happen.
docker run .... --network="host .."
- The context path for Drools Workbench web application is
- Drools Workbench version is
- Drools Workbench requires running JBoss Wildfly using the
fullserver profile
- No users or roles are configured by default
- No support for clustering
- Use of embedded H2 database server by default
- No support for Wildfly domain mode, just standalone mode
- This image is not intended to be run on cloud environments such as RedHat OpenShift or Amazon EC2, as it does not meet all the requirements.
- Please give us your feedback or report a issue at Drools Setup or Drools Usage Google groups.
Release notes
- Use Wildfly
Do you have a time frame for when 7.0.0 will be released on docker?
Hi pdread,
We will try to reproduce it.
Did you try "-d -e KIE_DEMO=false --name drools-workbench". In your comment you said: "-d --name -e KIE_DEMO=false drools-workbench" - this is maybe a typo?
Guess should think this through...
the command I used to start it was the same as the one on jboss/drools-workbench page,
docker run -t -i -p 8080:8080 -p 8001:8001 -d --name -e KIE_DEMO=false drools-workbench <image id>
also tried adding --privileged=false
This was on Centos7 if that helps.
Working in an enclave with no internet access. I tried to deploy docker drools-workbench:latest, 6.5.0-Final, showcase, jbpm-workbench and showcase. All had the same problem. Within a few minutes of deployment they would try to redeploy forever. The only way to get any to work was to export the deployments directory and use the -v to push it back into the container on startup. It looked to be a permission problem but not sure.
Any Ideas as to why this happens?
Works fine for me.
Try running with -d:
docker run -p 8080:8080 -p 8001:8001 --hostname=drools --privileged=true -it jboss/drools-workbench
Then look at the log in the terminal
20:12:39,938 INFO [org.jboss.errai.bus.server.service.bootstrap.LoadExtensions] (MSC service thread 1-1) searching for errai extensions ...
20:12:40,027 INFO [org.jboss.errai.bus.server.service.bootstrap.OrderedBootstrap] (MSC service thread 1-1) errai bus started.
20:12:40,085 INFO [org.wildfly.extension.undertow] (MSC service thread 1-1) JBAS017534: Registered web context: /drools-wb
20:12:40,268 INFO [org.jboss.as.server] (ServerService Thread Pool -- 31) JBAS018559: Deployed "drools-wb.war" (runtime-name : "drools-wb.war")
20:12:40,354 INFO [org.jboss.as] (Controller Boot Thread) JBAS015961: Http management interface listening on http://127.0.0.1:9990/management
20:12:40,356 INFO [org.jboss.as] (Controller Boot Thread) JBAS015951: Admin console listening on http://127.0.0.1:9990
20:12:40,359 INFO [org.jboss.as] (Controller Boot Thread) JBAS015874: WildFly 8.2.0.Final "Tweek" started in 78678ms - Started 721 of 773 services (103 services are lazy, passive or on-demand)
20:12:40,623 INFO [org.uberfire.ext.metadata.io.BatchIndex] (EJB default - 9) Completed indexing of default://master@plugins/
20:12:41,442 INFO [org.uberfire.ext.metadata.io.BatchIndex] (EJB default - 1) Completed indexing of default://master@datasets/
20:13:27,837 WARN [ErraiMarshalling] (default task-1) static marshallers were not found.
20:13:27,838 WARN [ErraiMarshalling] (default task-1) using dynamic marshallers. dynamic marshallers are designed for development mode testing, and ideally should not be used in production. *
In case anyone else is unfamiliar with Wildfly and having trouble figuring out how to add a user, you can just run:
docker exec -ti drools /opt/jboss/wildfly/bin/add-user.sh
To run a script that will walk you through the process of adding a user. You need to enter "admin" when it prompts you for "group".
@sidlors, it takes a little while to get going - I had the same issue but if you monitor the output log, its probably still spinning up.
Hey, please I cannot see the errors in your comments... if you cannot paste them here as well, please use some of our googlegroups forums, eg: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/drools-usage
doesn't work, :(
this is my container running the image:
but when i trying show drools app


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Forced to guess what the starting line-ups might look like for the FDM's testimonial game, most followers of his Albion career might have expected Hart, Butters et al to play cameos on a teamsheet they once joined Kuipers on to such odds-overturning success.
As it was, two near-full strength Albion and Reading sides were far more intent on a straightforward pre-season friendly than paying testimony to a man used to being our number one. I saw Richard Carpenter wandering around the West Stand Lower, but that was about as close as former glories got. Kuipers made one fantastic save before being promptly subbed less than 15 minutes in.
Perhaps this is the way forward for testimonials. The crowd was about the same size as those which regularly watched Kuipers for 12 Withdean years, but more might have come had it been pitched as a match-up with a Premier League team, those who never saw him play unwittingly filling the stadium for his symbolic farewell.
Pragmatism over sentimentality wouldn't have mattered. There was little of the sense of finality testimonials supposedly indicate, because Kuipers is still around the club, even playing against us for Crawley this Friday. It was the same kind of atmosphere as the Mayo and Hart testimonials – both also relatively poorly attended – but this time there was a proper contest to enjoy.
Albion more than matched Reading. Vicente gave us the lead from a penalty after Noone, who started and played well, had been fouled. We deserved to beat a second top-class team in four days, but Robson-Kanu beat El-Abd to a far-post cross late on.
FDM (Kuszczak 15); Bruno, Greer, Dunk (El-Abd 78), Calde; Dicker, Crofts, Bridcutt, Noone (Sparrow 77); God (Toby 62), Barnes (Vincelot 86)


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Congressman Spencer Bachus (AL-6), Ranking Member on the House Financial Services Committee, today said, "The staggering amount of money we are spending on government programs is jeopardizing both our short and long-term economic future."
Bachus made his comments during a committee hearing with Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on the state of the economy. Bachus pointed out the failure of the Democratic leadership in Congress to rein in spending.
Referring to testimony given to the committee in February by Chairman Bernanke, Bachus said, "You said it would become increasingly difficult if we postponed that (debt reduction) because the cuts you would need to make would be even sharper and the tax increases would be even greater. I would like to note for the record that we have done absolutely nothing in that regard, and I think you would agree."
"Yes," replied Chairman Bernanke.
Congressman Bachus's opening statement follows. To view the statement, click here. To view Bachus' questioning of Chairman Bernanke, click here.
Thank you, Chairman Bernanke, for joining us this morning to provide the Committee with your semi-annual report on monetary policy and the state of the economy, which, as you know, is the top issue that our country faces right now.
"Today's hearing comes a day after the signing of the most far-reaching restructuring of America's financial system in nearly a century, but it also comes at a precarious time for the American people. The economic recovery is anemic at best. Recent data from private economists and the Fed shows we face an extended period of weak recovery if we're lucky, but may have to contend with the much worse prospect of a "double-dip" recession. The spendthrift anti-business and anti-job economic policies of this Administration and the Democrat-controlled Congress have not delivered on the extravagant promises we heard when President Obama signed the stimulus bill. And the staggering amount of money we are spending on government programs is jeopardizing both our short and long-term economic future.
"Rather than growth, we have unacceptably high unemployment that is likely to rise further as the census winds down. Rather than an export-led recovery, we have a trade gap that is at its highest level since November 2008. Rather than a housing recovery, we had a brief, tax-incentivized rise in sales that has stalled, and recently brought us the 16th month in a row of foreclosure filings that total more than 300,000 monthly. Rather than the healthy economy the Obama-Pelosi-Reid government has promised us, we have a fiscal outlook that is downright alarming. Rather than Ronald Reagan's shining city on a hill, we are in a debt ditch and likely to have a national debt nearly as bad as that facing Greece before a child born today even gets out of elementary school. Rather than economic incentives, businesses small and large are paralyzed by Democrat policies that create even further uncertainty, preventing them from investing and growing and hiring new employees.
"The Democrats told the American people that their steroid-enhanced spending would solve our economic problems. They said that if the U.S. spent hundreds of billions of dollars, millions of jobs would be created and businesses would grow. So far, the only real growth we've witnessed is in our debt and deficits and in the size of an already bloated Washington bureaucracy. The 2,300-plus page regulatory reform bill that the President signed into law yesterday -- mandating hundreds of new Federal regulations and injecting massive new uncertainty into a fragile economy -- will only accelerate these damaging trends.
"If you take the time to listen to the American people, you will learn that joblessness and the national debt are their two biggest concerns. And they simply cannot understand why their elected representatives are spending their time passing new laws like health care reform, cap and trade, and now financial regulatory reform, which not only do nothing to create jobs, but actually will destroy them.
"And none of us can understand why in an era of historic budget deficits -- when Americans are being asked to sacrifice and make difficult economic choices on how to provide for their children's futures -- this Congress is about to go on a six-week summer vacation without discharging its most fundamental duty: producing a Federal budget that forces the government to live within its means and set spending priorities just like American families have to.
"Chairman Bernanke, you and the Board have difficult decisions ahead. I look forward to working with you as we seek to address these challenges. Thank you for appearing before us today."
Source: http://bachus.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1027&Itemid=104


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by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper:
Some weeks, I run out of words for the ridiculous things that I see in the news, and this is one of those weeks. It took me almost as long to come up with a headline as it did to compile my Survival Saturday post. You know when you really don't want to get out of bed and you keep hitting snooze? That's the scene in America. The soporific effect of political correctness and the hum of the mainstream is just too much for most people to handle. So Americans hire convicted extremists and put them in positions of power. Americans admire a liar, a traitor, and a brain-injured political prostitute so much that they want to elect her to the highest office in the land. Most Americans have no idea we aren't actually free at all, because our cages are so gilded, plush, and comfortable. They just hit snooze, pull up their cozy covers, and drift back into their false dream world.
But then there's you.
Although we're in the minority, I'm so thankful for the thousands of you who want the truth and are willing to recognize it, accept it, and act on it. I'm heartened to see that more people are joining us every day. The number of us who think critically and look at all sides of the information that is presented, rather than accepting it at face value, is growing. (And definitely double-check the information I present – hey, I'm definitely not infallible!) We hear the alarm clock, we get up, and we take care of business. I truly love hearing from you in the comments, because we are a community. We've created our own haven of like-minded people here on this little corner of the internet. I love ya.
We hear the alarm clock, we get up, and we take care of business. I truly love hearing from you in the comments, because we are a community. We've created our own haven of like-minded people here on this little corner of the internet. I love ya.
George Washington U Hires Convicted Muslim Extremist to Fight Muslim Extremism
Years ago, there was a young man who went by the name of Younus Abdullah Muhammad, although his real name was Jesse Morton. Muhammed/Morton ran a website called Revolution Muslim for four years and recruited numerous people to the al Qaeda cause. He inspired his followers to do attempt all manner of radical things, like plotting to fly explosives into the Pentagon by remote controlled plane, concocting a failed plot to blow up a shopping mall, and trying to kill a Swedish cartoonist who made a satirical cartoon of the Prophet Muhammed. Finally, Morton/Muhammed was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for threatening the South Park writers because they dressed the Prophet Muhammed up in a bear suit in a cartoon. (He even published their home addresses on his website and urged his followers to kill them.) Of the conviction, US Attorney Neil MacBride said:
"Jesse Morton sought to inspire Muslims to engage in terrorism by providing doctrinal justification for violence against civilians in the name of Islam…His crimes not only put people's lives forever in danger, but they also chilled free expression out of fear of retaliation by violent terrorists."
Poor Morton actually became a Muslim by accident.During his drug-dealing days, he was evading police when he and his friend ran into an abandoned building, where he did as his friend told him and repeated words in Arabic that turned out to be a proclamation of the Muslim faith. When the police didn't arrest him, he decided it was a sign and converted to Islam.
But now he's out of prison, he's really sorry, and all he wants to do is help.
So George Washington University has hired him to research extremism.
Even if he has actually gone legit, this could still be a massive problem for the university because he would be committing the heinous crime of apostasy, which is punishable by death.
The Hadith on leaving Islam states:
The Prophet Muhammad is recorded as saying: "Whosoever changes his religion, kill him," a statement that is often used to support the death penalty for Muslims who leave Islam. But other verses in the Hadith suggest changing one's religion alone is not enough to warrant execution. In fact, the IRFI reports that that penalty only applies to those who leave the faith and then are found to be working against the interests of the Islamic state.
What could possibly go wrong? I could certainly see some collateral damage happening with this ill-conceived idea. Read more about how easily something like this could turn into Jihad from within.
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Horse Slaughter In The News
Anyone who pays attention to the news knows what is happening to the wild horses across our country. The news of a kill buyer who recently shipped close to 1800 wild horses to slaughter in Mexico rankles our souls. He bought these horses at a Bureau of Land Management auction, signing a contract that he would not ship them to slaughter. The worst part of the news is that everyone knew he was lying, because he's known to the BLM for a number of years as a slaughter buyer/shipper. It isn't his first time to buy for slaughter. He doesn't buy horses to give them a peaceful pasture, or to sell them to someone who wants to own a horse. No, he buys them to be slaughtered for meat, buying low and selling high. He paid $10 each for these horses and shipped them to slaughter. Even though he is known for years for this activity, nothing has been done to stop it. Not only that, but it's covered up by government officials and the BLM, who enabled it for years. How they can face themselves each day, I can't imagine.
Now that it's been finally exposed, do you think it will still go on? Of course it will, unless action is taken against those who make it possible. If we don't use the power of the law against these people, they will know they can do it and never face punishment for it. At the end of this page, I provide a link to sign a petition against a horse kill buyer. But don't stop there, press your government representatives in your state to arrest and prosecute the others who had knowledge of and enabled this cruel activity, such as the former director of the BLM, and anyone who was involved in the deceit and cover up. Also press for an investigation into the workings of the Bureau of Land Management itself. It's time to clean it up and clean it out.
One Kill Buyer Exposed
This man is only one kill buyer exposed. There are probably many others, because greed corrupts. This kill buyer was allowed, with the full knowledge of the Bureau of Land Management and its director, to take wild horse herds for several years and ship them to Mexico for slaughter. Until the recent news, there has been no public disclosure of this activity. He and his deeds were covered up for at least the past 20 years. He is never mentioned by name until the recent public disclosure. (See resources listed at the end of this article.) His name is Tom Davis, and perhaps it's time you learned about the slaughter trade, and how people like him make their dirty money.
How Are The Horses Killed?
Warning: This is not a pretty description, so if you think you can't stand it, go no further! But if you feel like I do, angry at this activity enough to stand anything to bring it to the public's attention, then read on. First, the horses are rounded up from the range by helicopters, running for their lives. Horses are not predatory animals, rather, they are prey and as such easily frightened. The noise of the helicopters so close over their heads scares them and they stampede. Many die on the run, especially young foals who can't keep up with their herd. They're chased into a chute previously set up for the purpose, where they are then separated into different pens; mares with mares, stallions with stallions, foals and colts in another pen. This is not a natural situation for wild horses who form "families." Then they are forcibly loaded on semi-trucks, jammed in together so closely that they're unable to move. Some die here too, during the journey to the holding pens. Once they're at the holding pens, you can hear the mares calling to their babies, the foals and colts calling back, you can hear the stallions vainly trying to break down the fences to get to their families to protect them. It's what a stallion does, and their instincts drive them to do whatever they can to get to their herd. Caught and helpless, many die here, in the pens while taking desperate measures to get to their families. But it's all for nothing, they will never be together again.
Those Who Survive the Round Up
The horses who survive the round up are jammed into the semi-trucks and driven for hours, sometimes days, jammed tightly together, unable to move around or lie down. These animals are not fed or watered. After all, why should they waste the money, since they're going to slaughter? The horses are terrified, they're exhausted, and then they finally reach the Mexican slaughter house. They're driven into pens, where they are herded through another chute where a man waits at the end with a bolt gun. Each horse is shot in the head with a metal bolt. If they're lucky it kills them. If the man's aim is off and they're not dead, they are skinned, gutted and dressed out in the slaughter house while still alive. This is the kind of end they're rewarded for simply being wild horses. The cruelty is a part of making money; no one cares about the animals, just get them slaughtered and ready for market so they get the money into their pockets as fast as possible.
Why Is This Happening?
The Bureau of Land Management has a number of reasons they use for this treatment. They first said the horses were starving on the range and that was the reason for the roundups. When that was shown by numerous photos not to be true, they then said the horses were killing the sage grouse who make their nests on the prairie. When it was shown that the entire range doesn't have sage grouse, only a very small section, they discarded that reason. Then it was put out in the news that the horses are ruining the range land by eating all the plants and leaving none for the cattle. Each of these "reasons" have been proven to be false. The real reason is that the BLM is run by those who are tied to cattle ranching. It's like the fox managing the hen house.
So What About The Land?
Cattle ranchers run their cattle on public land, and are supposed to pay the government for the privilege. Some do, some don't, but they feel it's THEIRS. In reality the land belongs to the American people. When cattle are on the land they pull the grasses and other range plants up by the roots as they graze, eating roots and all. Nothing will grow there for a long time. But when a horse grazes they eat the green tops of the plants, and the plants come back up from those roots. Cattle destroy the range land, horses do not.
Water Rights Too?
In the time that wild horses graze they also go to local natural watering holes. Horses are smart, they stand on the land and drink from the water sources without going into the water. These are not water holes dug by ranchers, and they do not belong to the ranchers, because again, it's public land. Cows will go down into the water and wade around, muddying and dirtying the water with body wastes. Sometimes they even get stuck and can't get out. In order to prevent horses from having water, the ranchers fence off the water holes that do not belong to them, thereby preventing horses from drinking. When they want their cattle to have water, they simply go and open the fence for a time, and close it again once the cattle have finished drinking. Cruel? Yes it is. It's part of the way wild horses are treated because they're worthless to the rancher because they bring in no money.
If You Care….
….that horses have been on this planet since ancient times. If you care that they helped us create the nation we now call the United States of America (Revolutionary War.) If you care that without them we'd have probably lost WWI, and if you care that we settled the western half of our country with their help, you should consider signing this petition to arrest and prosecute the man who is the biggest kill buyer/seller of the past 20 years. Every journey begins with one single step, let's do this together, and then head for the bigger guys and do the same thing. Go to this link Petition to Prosecute Kill Buyer
Some sources for this article:
BLM Illegally Sold Thousands Of Horses
Wild Horses Slaughtered In Mexico
Colorado Wild Horse Buyer Sells To Slaughter
U.S. Government Sells Wild Horses For Slaughter
Wild About Horses: Our Timeless Passion for the Horse
Horse Soldiers: The Extraordinary Story of a Band of US Soldiers Who Rode to Victory in Afghanistan
Born Wild – The Soul of a Horse
The Soul of a Horse: Life Lessons from the Herd


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|Knowle Hospital
Former main asylum building, now apartments
|Knowle, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom
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The Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum, later Knowle Mental Hospital and Knowle Hospital, was a psychiatric hospital in the village of Knowle near the town of Fareham in Hampshire, southern England, opened in 1852 and closed in 1996.
In 1845, the Lunacy Act and the County Asylums Act required that every United Kingdom county should build an asylum, or should join with another neighbouring county to achieve the same goal.
For the Hampshire asylum, a committee of nine JPs were appointed at the Easter Quarter Sessions in 1846 to superintend the erecting or providing of a lunatic asylum. They selected Knowle Farm as the most suitable available site, comprising 108 acres (0.43706 km2).[1]
The selection of the site at Knowle in 1849 came after the rejection of a site at Catisfield and construction of a 400 bed asylum, began in 1850. What became known as the Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum opened in December 1852. [2]
The Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum was built to the designs of James Harris, architect, and some of the construction of the hospital was undertaken by Russian prisoners from the Crimean War. The first medical superintendent was Dr Ferguson and the partially completed asylum received twenty patients in December 1852, admitted from the workhouse in Fareham. Six other patients were admitted from Grove Place, a private asylum in the nearby village of Nursling.
In 1875, a chapel was built on this site[3] to free up space in the main building.[4]
By 1856, the asylum had expanded to take 400 patients, and growth continued throughout the century - with over 1,000 patients in the asylum by 1900. Both male and female patients were admitted, and were expected to work on the farm, in the kitchens and in other trades to help support their community.
For about a year, in 1857/58, one of the gardeners at Knowle, Henry Coe, engaged in a personal correspondence with Charles Darwin concerning horticultural matters, especially about the cultivation of kidney beans. As a result of this correspondence, Darwin became involved in a minor dispute about the legality of a patient's detention at Knowle. Following his recovery and discharge, the patient wrote to Darwin, thanking him for taking a personal interest.
In 1879, the Portsmouth Borough Asylum (St James' Hospital) was opened in Southsea, and Knowle provided care for the rest of Hampshire; from 1917, Park Prewett Hospital in Basingstoke took over responsibilities for the northern half of the county. The staff at Knowle also developed working relationships with the Royal Hospital Haslar and Netley Hospital, both important Ministry of Defence hospitals with psychiatric facilities.
The asylum was renamed Knowle Mental Hospital in 1923 and then became Knowle Hospital in 1948.
In the 1950s, Knowle housed almost 2000 patients.
During the 1970s, plans were drawn up to close the large county mental asylums and in 1979 mental health services for Southampton and south west Hampshire departed to a newly established Department of Psychiatry at Royal South Hants Hospital in Southampton.[5]
Following this transfer, Knowle became the provider of mental health services to the linked boroughs of Fareham and Gosport as well as the southern parishes of Winchester. The Knowle site also housed the Wessex regional services for child and adolescent psychiatry and the forensic psychiatry services under the leadership of Dr Malcolm Faulk.
Part of the hospital site was home to the Hampshire Ambulance Service Knowle Training School.[6]
When Knowle closed in 1996, local services devolved to Gosport War Memorial Hospital and to Hewat House (in Gosport) as well as to the Meadows in-patient unit and the Osborn Centre in Fareham. Regional forensic services remained for some years on the Knowle site, at Ravenswood House. Nowadays the Knowle site is entirely a residential development, called Knowle Village.
By 1856, the asylum had expanded to take 400 patients, and growth continued throughout the century - with over 1,000 patients at the asylum by 1900. In the 1950s, Knowle housed almost 2000 patients. Both male and female patients were admitted, and were expected to work on the farm, in the kitchens and in other trades to help support their community.
Over 5,500 former patients of the asylum are buried in Knowle Cemetery. Before 1886 the burial locations were not recorded. Up to four patients could be buried in the same plot, although never on the same day. The last burial at the site took place in 1971. A few remaining iron crosses, used to mark the graves, were removed from the site in 2001 for secure storage, pending a decision to relocate them.
The first medical superintendent was Dr Ferguson. In the later Victorian period, the staff were led by Dr John Manley, medical Superintendent for over thirty years. His assistant was Dr Pater, the brother of Walter Pater, an eminent Victorian man of letters and Oscar Wilde's tutor at Oxford.
In the 1960s, Knowle became the setting for Dr Ronald A. Sandison's psychotherapy practice. Sandison moved to Knowle from Powick Hospital in 1964, and remained at Knowle till 1975. Sandison (1916–2010) was the influential founder of the Wessex Psychotherapy Society and he was one of many British psychiatrists intrigued by the possibilities of psychotherapeutic approaches to mental illness. In later life, Sandison played a considerable part in the affairs of the Beckley Foundation and the Institute of Group Analysis in London. In 1965, Knowle became the hub of the Wessex Post-Graduate School of Psychiatry, headed by Drs Ian Skottowe, Angus Galbraith and Stephen MacKeith. With the establishment of the medical school at Southampton University in 1971, the university department of psychiatry was set up at Knowle Hospital, and was led by Professor James Gibbons, Richard de Alarcon and Brian Barraclough. Barraclough's research on suicide gave an international reputation to Southampton psychiatry.
All documents and records of the asylum that still exist are held by the Hampshire Records Office in Winchester. The accession number for the collection is 48M94/ and many records relating to former patients are held, including admissions information, case notes, discharge and death registers, postmortem reports and a burial register. A number of these records are contained in volumes that are still subject to a 100-year closure rule; any work on those volumes, for records outside the closure period, must be undertaken by an archivist at the records office on behalf of the public.
Knowle had a number of features unusual for a county asylum - a large chapel constructed out of the local (Fareham red) bricks (used more famously for the Royal Albert Hall in London) and its own pub, the "County Arms".
Knowle Halt, a small railway station on the Eastleigh to Fareham line, served the asylum from 1907. The station (which also served the village of Funtley) was closed in 1964. Trains from the Meon Valley Railway, a cross-country railway in Hampshire, also served Knowle Halt.[7]
Current use[edit]
From 2000 onwards, the site was redeveloped as an expansion of the village of Knowle. The development, known as 'Knowle Village' consists of apartments (using the former hospital buildings) and new houses over 53 acres (210,000 m2) of the hospital grounds.
See also[edit]
- ^ "94048 - Knowle Hospital, Fareham (Alt Ref No 48M94), Hampshire County Record Office". Retrieved 2016-07-30.
- ^ "Burt, Susan Margaret (2003). "Fit Objects for an Asylum" The Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum and its Patients, 1852-1899, University of Southampton, Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Sociology and Social Policy, PhD Thesis" (PDF). Retrieved 2016-07-30.
- ^ "Knowle Hospital Chapel - List Entry Summary, Historic England". Retrieved 2016-07-30.
- ^ "Knowle - History, County Asylums". Retrieved 2016-07-30.
- ^ "KA brief history of the RSH" (PDF). Retrieved 2016-07-30.
- ^ "Gallery - Knowle Training School". Retrieved 2016-07-30.
- ^ "Subterranea Britannica Disused Stations Site Record". Retrieved 2007-07-27.
Further reading[edit]
- Burt, Susan (2004), Fit Objects for an Asylum: the Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum and its patients, 1852-1899 (Ph.D. thesis). Southampton: University of Southampton. OCLC 59193333
External links[edit]
- National Archives: Knowle Hospital Records
- Fareham Borough Council - Knowle Village information
- Wickham Parish Council page on Knowle Village
- Wickham Parish Council page on Knowle Cemetery
- Photographs from Knowle Cemetery
- Hampshire Records Office, Winchester
- Above All a Patient Should Never be Terrified; An Examination of Mental Health Care and Treatment in Hampshire 1845-1914. PhD Thesis by Diane Teresa Carpenter; University of Portsmouth 2010
- Former psychiatric hospitals in England
- Hospitals in Hampshire
- Defunct hospitals in England
- History of mental health in the United Kingdom
- History of psychiatry
- History of Hampshire
- Hospital buildings completed in 1852
- Hospitals established in 1852
- 1852 establishments in England
- Hospitals disestablished in 1996
- 1996 disestablishments in England


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The Mighty Cosworth DFV and its Sunset
Tagged: Cosworth, DFV, F1, Good Engine, Turbo
This topic contains 5 replies, has 4 voices, and was last updated by Anonymous 6 years, 5 months ago.
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21st February 2011, 16:56 at 4:56 pm
Greetings guys, I'm new on this forum and I look forward to change a few words with you regarding our beloved wheel sport.
Yesterday I was taking a look back in time and I was thinking:
The Cosworth DFV was a superb powerplant, from 1968 until 1983 we saw a massive dominance on the F1, no doubt about that.
But what makes me wonder is, why (at least look like that) Cosworth relied its supply only on the DFVs and they did not want to enter the Turbo challenge that was about to come from 1984 to 1988.
Does any of you guys feel the same way? I mean, Cosworth only wanting to make quick money and not developing a Turbo solution for its customers ? Or it is just myself ?
21st February 2011, 17:18 at 5:18 pmParticipant
In 1986 Cosworth Supplied Haas Lola with a 1.5l V6 Turbo.
In 1987 it supplied a 1.5l V6 turbo to Benneton which allegedly generated over 1000BHP in quali spec
21st February 2011, 17:21 at 5:21 pmParticipant
Opps, Benetton!
22nd February 2011, 9:23 at 9:23 amParticipant
Cosworth simply weren't keen on the turbo movement. Keith Duckworth (the 'worth' in Cosworth) was once quoted as saying about Renault's fledgling turbo efforts that "it'll never bloody work and if it does it should be banned."
The company was simply too slow to see what was coming. It wasn't alone in this respect, the likes of Williams and especially Tyrrell were both well behind the curve on this in contrast to the likes of Renault, Ferrari and McLaren. Consider also that the turbo era also saw the start of the rise of the manufacturers in F1 with Renault, BMW and Honda all entering the sport in the late 1970s/early 1980s. Cosworth simply couldn't compete without support from Ford, who were never very good at exploiting the marketing potential of their involvement in F1.
Developing a fully competitive, reliable turbo engine took time, as shown by Honda, BMW and Renault's early experiences. Cosworth introduced its own turbo engine for 1986 which was powerful but unreliable and thirsty compared with Honda's much more refined V6. But by then moves were already underway to restrict the turbos and an outright ban from 1989 was announced at the end of '86. So there seemed to be little point in spending good money to develop an engine that was shortly to be obsolete anyway.
Cosworth kept the turbo engine for 1987 but dropped it for 1988 when, wrongly as it transpired, it was assumed that normally aspirated engines would have the edge over the increasingly fuel and boost-restricted turbos. So Cosworth went back to the DFV which (badged as the DFR) competed in F1 until the end of 1991, although works team Benetton had access to the new HB from 1989.
22nd February 2011, 15:22 at 3:22 pm
Loved the answer TimG…clear and straightforward…I always wondered WHY Cosworth seemed to be stuck in Time (DFV)…and it gives me the answer…thanks
24th February 2011, 9:12 at 9:12 am
Nice post TIMG
Comments I would add is that.
1: The DFV got a new lease of life with the skirted ground effect cars, due to its more compact dimensions compared with the F12, V12 and turbo's allowing better aerodynamic packaging.
2: Cosworth problem in part was their success, the DFV was also basis for not only a successful business supplying the independant F1 teams, but also for Indy Car, endurance racing, power boats etc. It was simply had too much too loose in betting the business on an expensive Turbo development programme, until Ford provided the cash.
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That a man named as a shonky businessman by a Federal Court judge, an unreliable witness by a Supreme Court judge and a con man in Federal Parliament can prosper in the industry that has sprung up around skilled workers' visas suggests it is one with a problem.
And the fact that Radovan Montague Laski can cheat, exploit and scam foreign workers without so much as a slap on the wrist from the Immigration Department shows that regulation of this industry leaves plenty to be desired.
On Thursday, Fairfax Media exposed how Mr Laski charged exorbitant fees to Indian workers after promising to help find an employer willing to sponsor them to fill a skilled labor shortage in regional Australia. He told them that permanent residency would follow.
The problem with Mr Laski's operation is that after taking up to $40,000 from these Indian workers, he often failed to deliver on his promises. His empty pledges also potentially breached laws which allow only licensed agents to give migration advice.
Mr Laski may have also breached other regulations by advising up to 100 Indians to undertake a cleaning course as part of what he called a "pathway" to Australian residency. What is certain is that he ripped them off, charging $3950 for a course worth $1300.
And after coughing up big fees, some of Mr Laski's clients were directed to jobs (including in abattoirs) that did not match their skill set and did not leave them eligible for the promised visa. A few workers weren't paid properly, or at all, when employed by associates of Mr Laski.
So how is he getting away with it?
Finding evidence of his scurrilous practices wasn't hard. Many victims were more than willing to talk to a journalist and supply emails and receipts to back up their claims. And, as federal politicians debate whether there is any hard evidence to sustain claims that Australia's working visa schemes are being rorted, some of Mr Laski's victims were all but breaking down the door of the Immigration Department to complain about him and his business associate George Stamatakos (who is happy to charge excessive course fees to Indian workers referred to him by Mr Laski but who pleads ignorance when questioned about Laski's conduct).
This suggests the problem doesn't only come down to loopholes in the law or the inadequate number of immigration or fair work ombudsman investigators (the government has promised to address these shortfalls) but the unwillingness of certain government agencies to bother to confront those exploiting foreign workers.
This lack of genuine regulation and policing means Mr Laski can operate with impunity.
Along with being ripped off and sometimes sent off to jobs with minimal pay, several of the Indians who complained directly to Mr Laski were threatened by him with legal action. In one email, Mr Laski told a complainant he would come down on him like a "ton of bricks".
Mr Laski is big on threats. On Thursday, he threatened with a lawsuit the brother-in-law of one of his victims after they spoke to Fairfax Media, telling them in a text message that he hoped they could "afford the litigation".
Mr Laski knows a thing or two about court action, with his previous shonky business activities coming under fire in the Federal Court in 2002, when he was found to have engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct in connection to a juice vending machine business, and in 2000, when a Supreme Court judge described him as a dishonest businessman (this time he was selling coffee vending machines) and unreliable witness.
After Fairfax Media reported on the stories of Mr Laski's Indian victims on Thursday, he threatened to take The Age to court. When your author pointed out to Mr Laski (who has not answered questions about his activites) that several of his victims would be willing to testify about his empty promises about working visas, he responded in a text message as follows: "Watch your ass because jurnos [sic] who don't get their facts right pay the price. Every dog has his day."
Between making threats, Mr Laski is free to keep charging foreign workers as much as he can convince them to pay for the promise of a skilled workers' visa and a better life in the land of the fair go.


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Here's what he had to say Monday.
On the status of his team: "We're a young football team. 18 seniors last year, 17 were 5th-year seniors and three went out with the NFL draft. Haven't played the level of competition we're going to face Saturday. It'll be a great test for us. We're anxious. Most of our guys have never been to Seattle. We're coming out early, on Thursday, They have that opportunity to see that great city and have a chance to compete against a first-class team."
On his offense: "We're a work in progress, moreso on offense than defense. Our offense has very little experience. We're trying to get fundamentally stronger and trying to find out what it is they do best. We've been pleased with their effort. We think we have some talented kids, they just don't have a lot of experience. Every chance is going to be a good one, and it's going to be a tremendous experience for them to face the Huskies. The Huskies on defense are so veteran. They know where they line up, they're smart, they've seen it all. They are very, very physical. I know Coach Hart when we were assistant coaches at Ohio State many, many years ago. I know Coach Willingham very, very well. He's one of the finest in the business. It's going to be a great for our offense to come and compete against a very veteran unit."
On Washington's defense: "As I look at their defense, I think they are extremely fast, smart. They aren't out of position. They are very, very physical. And they have a lot of faith in the guy next to them. They don't leave their responsibility to go make a play in someone else's area, because they know that their buddy is going to be there. They are very well coached and they apply pressure to you. It's going to be a great opportunity to see if our kids can handle that."
On Jake Locker: "I'm not sure I've ever seen a quarterback run that fast. He's unbelievable. And it's not like he's little. He's a big, fast guy. And I think he has excellent ability throwing the football and he has great awareness. I think everyone had high expectations of him, and I think he's exceeded everyone's expectations."
On leaning more on the run game because of inexperience at QB: "We like to be balanced. If you aren't, defenses can certainly see what you're trying to do. We have a goal of being balanced. Our quarterbacks need every snap they can get, and we think we have some talent at running back, but it needs to grow. We have a sophomore, a freshman and a junior sharing duties there, so we're young. We need lots of experience when facing a veteran unit, and it's going to be an tremendous opportunity for them."
On Todd Boeckman: "He's our number-one guy, but that doesn't mean that we're not going to try and grow the other two. He was the No. 3 guy last year, so that made it so he didn't have many reps in practice. He lost three of our top receivers to the NFL, two in the first round. He's growing with some of the younger receivers we have, and it's a challenge."
On Ohio State's schedule so far: "There's a big leap in personnel when you talk about the likes of Washington, the Pac-10 and the Big-10. When you turn it over that many times, it's very unusual to win a football game, so hopefully we'll learn from the whole thing."
On James Laurinaitis: "He got to play two games as a true freshman and then played all of last year. He's had his ups and downs, growing along the way. He's really grown into a leadership role, and is much-improved from over a year ago."
On heavy expectations from the fanbase: "That's part of being in a great program. People are always going to talk about the great teams from yesteryear. They do it at Ohio State, and they do the same thing at the University of Washington, Southern California and Texas. If you aren't interested in upholding that tradition, then you've probably picked the wrong place to go. We don't do anything to shield it, because it's real. We're expected to be very good every year, regardless of experience, so that being said - let's go out and try to do that."
On Husky Stadium and the Washington fans: "It's going to be extremely loud, and that's one of the exciting things about playing in the Big-10. You go on the road to places like Penn State, Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa, and I'm told the University of Washington is even louder. Jim Heacock spent time on the Husky Staff, and he said that Husky Stadium makes those places sound quiet. So I think it's going to be great for our guys. If you aren't interested in being in the noise, you're going to be in trouble. I think our guys will have a great experience trying to deal with that this week."
On pumping noise into their practices: "We do it every week, because when whether you are at home or away in the Big-10, you can't hear. Maybe we'll crank it louder this week. I'll put in my earplugs, because the music they play, it's not familiar to me."
On the BCS Championship game creating a hangover effect with his team: "There were various degrees of it among individuals. For the young people, many of those guys were in the scout team, so hopefully there were some lessons well learned. And as coaches, the first thing you do is look in the mirror and wonder what you could have done to prepare the team better, so they could have performed up to their ability, so I think it hit all of us in different ways."
On Michigan: "The only thing I can tell you for sure is that we were watching Appalachian State...we were playing Youngstown State and they had played each other in the semifinals of the 1-AA Championship, and when we were watching the game, I was like 'Oh my goodness. Those guys are special'. And Oregon, we all know about Oregon. They are out of this world. When they are on all cylinders, you better watch out for the Ducks. I know Lloyd (Carr) very well and he's an outstanding coach. And he and his staff will get it headed in the right direction. The good thing is that neither one of those games were league games, so they still have an opportunity to reach a lot of their goals."
On Todd Boeckman ever having an experience like the one he's going to have Saturday: "I'm sure he hasn't. He may have seen some environments that were exciting while he was wearing a ball-cap, signaling plays. When he steps out and is in his own situation, he's never had an experience like this, and quite frankly both he and we need it. It couldn't come at a better time. And the amount respect we have for Ty, I think he's one of the great ones in our profession. And what he's done since he's been there, and the manner in which he's done it, more importantly...we tip our cap to him. We love competing against guys like that and we know how difficult it will be. But we also know how valuable that experience will be for us."
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"I am . . . truly humbled by your support. It's been an interesting couple of weeks. It's been a difficult couple of weeks for me and my family, my friends and this foundation," he told the crowd.
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HISTORYThe province started as a small fishing settlement along the coast of Manila Bay. The Spaniards arrived in the 16th century and expanded the settlement that led to the formation of Bulacan and Calumpit in 1572 and San Rafael in 1750. Bulacan was derived from the Tagalog word "bulak" which means cotton and is abundant in the area.
In the year 1848, San Miguel town was adjoined to Bulacan from Pampanga. The province is known for its first Philippine Revolution during the Spanish regime. In 1897, the first phase of the revolution ended with the signing of the Pact of Biak-na-Bato in San Miguel between the Filipinos and the Spaniards, after which the revolutionary leader Emilio Aguinaldo was exiled to Hong Kong.
The following year, the constitution of the First Philippine Republic was drafted by the Malolos Congress at Barasoain Church and established Malolos as its capital, until President Emilio Aguinaldo transferred it to San Isidro, Nueva Ecija in 1899 when the Philippine-American War broke out. On May 6, 1899, the Americans established a civil government and held the first election in the town of Baliuag, Bulacan.
Bulacan lies in the southern area of the fertile plains of Central Luzon. The area is drained by the Angat and Pampanga rivers. Mount Oriol is the highest point in the province at 1170 meters.
The province now has a total population of 2,234,088 with a growth rate of 4.98% in 463,886 households, and still growing. The language used in the province is predominantly Tagalog. Other dialects used by the townfolks are Waray, Ilocano, Bicolano, and Kapampangan.
In terms of climate, Bulacan has two pronounced seasons: dry season from the months of November to April and wet season for the rest of the year. The hottest month is May with a temperature of 29.7 °C while the coldest is February with temperature of 18.1 °C.
The province is named as the "Northern Gateway from Manila" due to its national trunkline road, Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway that gives beneficial accessibility for key private investors to develop several industrial estates in Bulacan. Its strategic location opens the province as an expansion area for industries which attracts more investment and economic activities.
Currently, the major industries in Bulacan are into leather tanning, cement bag making, fireworks manufacturing, ceramics, textiles, food processing, and shoe manufacturing. In terms of agri-based products, major crop produce are rice, corn, vegetables, and fruits such as mangoes.
Bulacan is known for the following produce such as marble and marbleized limestone, jewelry, pyrotechnics or fire crackers, leather, aquaculture, meat and meat products, garments, furniture, sweets and native delicacies like pastillas de leche, pastillas de yema, pastillas de ube, macapuno or ube balls, minasa, inipit, ensaymada, cassava or rice cakes, puto, kalamay, suman and among others.
Baras Bakal
A stone cave in Angat which was also chosen by the Katipuneros as a hideout before they finally selected Biak-na-Bato. It is now a popular picnic place.
Barasoain Church
This is located in Malolos and is the site for the Constitutional Convention of the First Philippine Republic.
Casa Real Shrine
Served as the National Museum and the National Printing Press during the First Philippine Republic in Malolos.
Ipo Dam
This is located in Norzagaray. It is used as a reservoir for the La Mesa Dam which distributes water to Metro Manila residents.
Kakarong de Sili Shrine
A battle site where 3,000 Katipuneros died in the hands of Spanish soldiers in Pandi.
Pulilan Butterfly Haven
Located along San Francisco Street and is a perfect place for nature lovers where they can witness the butterfly's fascinating life cycle.
Other places to visit:
All buses bound for the northern parts of Luzon pass through Bulacan. Malolos is a mere 30-minute ride from Manila. Baliuag Transit in Cubao has buses that leave every half hour for Baliuag and Hagonoy.