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NEW ORLEANS — Edward Williams felt overwhelmed Tuesday night, the eve of National Signing Day. Unsure which of his favorite college choices — Oregon State, Texas Tech and Tulane — he wanted to sign a letter of intent with Wednesday morning.
Then Williams, a 6-foot-3 linebacker at Warren Easton, received a call that night from the University of Miami, which offered him a last minute scholarship, further complicating an already perplexing recruiting process.
"I want to stay at home, sometimes too," Williams said. "But I want to go out there and see what's out there too. Basically, the family hasn't come to an agreement yet."
No wonder Williams sat quietly Wednesday morning at a decorated table in the school's auditorium, his eyes flushed and moist. As his teammates flashed smiles, content with their college selections, he lowered his head, covering it with his hands. While teammates donned the baseball caps of their college choices, a signing day tradition, he stared at the bare space, except for the paperwork he would not sign. He stared into an audience of several hundred classmates and teachers, looking at nobody in particular as he tried to figure out a question he didn't have the answer to — or he wasn't ready to answer publicly, knowing his answer conflicted with his family's strong recommendation.
Stay at home to play college football at Tulane, near your family or sign with the best program that you trust and that wants you, even if it means changing area codes?
"Too hard right now," Williams said of his pending decision.
The longer he waits, the more he could risk a school pulling an offer or running out of offers. It's common for colleges to offer one scholarship to two or more recruits, opting for the player who signs first. Still, Williams doesn't want to rush. He wants to make the right decision, whatever it is.
Easton coach Tony Hull watched from nearby as Williams, a player he described as a "controlled animal," looked unsure of himself.
"He's having a tough time," Hull said. "The toughest thing for me as a coach is to stay neutral and give him and his family as much information as possible to make the right decision."
Before Miami called, Williams said he was trying to decide between Texas Tech and Oregon State.
"Now I don't know what to believe," he said. "I don't know what to go for."
He said he knows what he wants in a school. A program, which has produced great athletes, such as former Miami standouts Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, now with the Baltimore Ravens. On Sunday night, they won Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans.
"That's a big thing for me," he said. "The ultimate goal is going to the league for me. It may not work out, but that's my ultimate goal. I'm trying to be put in the best position to make it."
Williams also wants a program where he can feel comfortable, where the coaches, hopefully young and energetic, can relate to him. A school that offers academic resources that can help him in the classroom. And a community in which he feels comfortable. Not as busy as New Orleans; somewhere he can focus on his studies, Williams said.
Tulane is not a main option, he said. Williams said his parents want him to stay at home.
He's the oldest of two children.
Williams has had four official visits. According to NCAA rules, he can still visit one more school, if he chooses. He said he may not have to visit Miami to make his decision.

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Good Luck
I'm trying to install Madwifi for my new WLAN card, a Netgear WAG511.
After downloading and installing the kernel source code, I tried to run the 'make' command. This gave me the next error:
I figured I would need the Kernel Development Tools, but I can't seem to find them anywhere.Code:Makefile.inc:91: *** KERNELCONF: /lib/modules/18.104.22.168-31-default/build/.config does not exist.. Stop.
How do I solve the error or where can I download these Tools?
Good Luck
[FONT=Courier New][SIZE=2][FONT=Courier New]hehe...
Thanks for the links, I figured it out...
Just download kernel.lzm and use lzm2dir kernel.lzm /
Madwifi is working fine now (an I cracked a friends WEP network already )
Happy hacking!
"The goal of every man should be to continue living even after he can no longer draw breath."
[FONT=Courier New][SIZE=2][FONT=Courier New]hehe...
We are not forbidding talking about cracking wep we are forbidding talking about using the tool in a illegal fashion. In case you don't know many law enforcement agencies monitor these security forums especially one as powerful as backtrack. We are a community of security professionals and students and such who do not use our skills to break the law.


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>General Running>Nashville run
12 Monkeys
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Huh? 6 AM? Are you trying to get to work in time to round or something? Because that sounds like a great time for a run on a workday!
Yes ABS. This weekend is Total Shabbat, or did you forget Starts around 9am.
Plus, when you have a family, you gotta get your running in early so you have the rest of the day to be with them. But it looks like several other monkeys and fools will be joining in the 6am fun.
This may tempt you
Roads were made for journeys...
Quit it! You're so mean! There's no way I'll be monkey-ready before 2008!
You'd be surprised...
You're evil and you know it! This year flat marathon out in OBX. Next year worry about monkeys...


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Bridal couples once posed for photographs with the Aberdeen circus lions – plate glass separated them from the beasts.
We're going on a 250km drive north through the Eastern Cape Karoo, from Willowmore to Graaff-Reinet, with a remarkable detour along the way. If you're a city-stressed person, this road is where you are going to find the peace and open skies you've been dreaming about.
Willowmore, most days of the week, is a buzzing little town because it stands as the gateway to both the Karoo and the Baviaanskloof area, a large natural area popular with hikers, nature lovers and adventure junkies. Willowmore is especially popular with bikers of all ages who love to visit the Baviaans and then ride for hundreds of kilometres through the vast Karoo, South Africa's dry, inland heartland.
We stop over for coffee and a snack at Sophie's Choice, and snoop around the antique shop next door. There's some really fresh carrot cake on the menu today, a generous slice of which will give you good travel-energy – and, of course, a sugar rush.
The treed streets of Willowmore are so alluring that by mid-afternoon we're still exploring. OK. Let's just book in somewhere for the night and make an early start tomorrow. The Willow Historical Guest House looks good, and so does the eccentric little pub inside.
The next morning we head up the N9 for a scant 20km before turning off on a reasonably good dirt road to the village of Rietbron. They say nothing happens in Rietbron, and we're going to test that theory.
They're right! It's all quite marvellously still as we drive through the dusty streets of this farming settlement. Many of the classic Karoo building styles are evident here, and some of us make discreet enquiries about where the nearest estate agent might be lurking.
Rietbron is much-beloved by its locals, and the highlight of the annual calendar is a rugby festival early in the year, which brings schools from all over the region to these hard-scrabble Karoo playing fields.
After some time spent chatting to the trading-store owner, we head out of town and rejoin the N9 to Aberdeen.
The first striking feature of Aberdeen is its wide streets, where you can comfortably do a U-turn with a wagon and a team of 16 oxen. Then there's the beautiful Dutch Reformed church and those stunning gargoyles on top of the tiled roof of the post office. This is a town with serious Karoo architecture – and, if you make enquiries, you will find it is home to some of the best artists in the region.
We sleep over at Pagel House, one of the most elegant homes in the Karoo. It is named after the famous Pagel family who owned a travelling circus in the early 1900s. Many of their animals spent their retirement years in a zoo in Aberdeen – now long-closed.
On our last day of this Camdeboo route (Camdeboo is a large, desolate and beautiful area which incorporates the towns of Graaff-Reinet, Aberdeen and Nieu-Bethesda), we make the short 55km drive to Graaff-Reinet, also known as the Gem of the Karoo. This is the fourth-oldest town in South Africa, and its Victorian-era buildings have been well-preserved.
We take a tour of the museum complex, drop in at the fine McNaughton's Bookshop and, with David McNaughton as our guide, we drive up the Camdeboo National Park to a viewing point overlooking the Valley of Desolation. Someone thought to pack a picnic hamper, and so we feast and toast the end of the trip...
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Willow Historical Guest House (Willowmore)
Tel: +27 (0)44 923 1574
Email: email@example.com
Pagel House (Aberdeen guest house)
Tel: +27 (0)49 846 0611
Cell: +27 (0)72 170 3914
Graaff-Reinet Publicity Association
Tel: +27 (0)49 892 4248
Email: email@example.com
How to get here
Willowmore is approx. 150km (two hours' drive) from the larger centre of George, beginning with the N12 and cutting onto the N9 and passing Uniondale.
Best time to visit
The Camdeboo route is best driven in the spring and early summer (August to October) or autumn and early winter (April to June).
Around the area
Visit the Camdeboo National Park outside Graaff-Reinet.
Tours to do
Karoo Connections runs very good historical tours around the Graaff-Reinet area.
Get around
Hire a car in George or Port Elizabeth, get a good road map and hit the tar...
What will it cost
Accommodation costs (self-catering) should run at little more than R250 per person, per night.
Length of stay
Set aside four days and three nights for this journey if you can.
What to pack
Pack seasonally (it gets very hot in summer, between November and March, and cold in winter, from May to August) and informally – don't forget to add sunblock, dark glasses (there is a bright glare in this part of the world) and extra memory cards for your camera.
Where to stay
Recommended are the Willow Historical Guest House in Willowmore and Pagel House in Aberdeen. You'll find a wide choice of accommodation in Graaff-Reinet.
What to eat
Eat at Sophie's Choice in Willowmore, Pagel House in Aberdeen, and check the listed Graaff-Reinet website for all the options here.
What's happening
There are often festivals along the N9 – check the listed websites for event dates and details.
Best buys
Visit McNaughton's Bookshop in Graaff-Reinet and look at its wide choice of books on the Karoo.


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Street Chic: London Fashion Week
"I took the audience to Antarctica last season, and now I'm taking them to space," jokes Eudon Choi. The 34-year-old designer is referring to his spring collection, an outer-limits odyssey inspired by Kubrick, which came on the heels of a polar exploration–themed fall offering. (Sample piece: the Shackleton coat, named after Ernest Shackleton, the early-twentieth-century British explorer who made expeditions to the South Pole.) Choi's spring lineup, shown in London last September, was an immersion in a particularly '60s brand of retro futurism: fresh windowpane checks, generously sleeved boxy tops in slick patent leather, jaunty pillbox hats, and jumpsuits worked in shiny lunar silver.
Sharp ankle-strap pumps made in collaboration with cobbler Joanne Stoker and fold-over purses by handbag designer Thomas Blakk completed the ultramod picture. These are the kind of clothes that the '60s' Germanic Amazon model Veruschka, whom the designer calls his muse, could have posed in on a photo shoot featuring bubble chairs and smooth lounge music. Still, the collection wasn't a complete blast from the past: "I was creating something quite modern," he says, "just by twisting some things or pinching here or there to create a 3-D effect.
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OTTERS are making a comeback in East Lancashire after a series of sightings this year.
Brockholes Nature Reserve, in Samlesbury, had its first sighting in its history last month, to join a raft of other recordings up and down the River Ribble.
The semi-aquatic mammal has been endangered since the 1950s in many areas of the UK due to the use of chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides, habitat loss, and water pollution.
The Wildlife Trust, Canal and River Trust and The Ribble Rivers Trust have been working over the last few years to help improve the otter's natural habitats in East Lancashire.
The sighting at Brockholes coincides with an increase in otter numbers across the country.
The reserve, owned by the Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside, opened in April 2011, and otters have been seen swimming in the lake.
The Ribble Rivers Trust has also reported an increase in sightings, as well as an increase in the number being hit by cars.
The group has been planting trees and erecting fences to help protect their natural environment.
It has also been cleaning the water, and trying to remove any harmful chemicals.
Alan Wright, from the Wildlife Trust said: "We have been waiting on tenter-hooks since we learned that there were otters further up the River Ribble.
"This is the first time in our history that otters have been seen here and it's fantastic news.
"The number of otters has been increasing across the country over the last few years, and this is the first time that they have been recorded in this area of East Lancashire.
"It's a massive boost for the reserve, and there is no reason to think that more are not on their way.
"Recent work by other groups, including the Canal and River Trust, has helped to clean their natural habitat and help them grow in numbers, and we are now starting to see the benefits."
A spokesman for the Ribble Rivers Trust said: "We certainly have noticed an increase in otter sightings recently. We have been planting trees and fences along the river, which help to protect the banks and stop wildlife from accessing the river.
"We have also been trying to protect the water and make sure it's as clean as possible.
"The number of otters being hit by cars on the road has also increased, which indicates that more are moving into the area.
"It's really positive that more are being sighted."
Some of the locations in the North West where people can go to try and catch a glimpse of an otter include Hockenhull Platts, in Waverton, and Aughton Woods near Lancaster.


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Oxford Township trustees, 6:30 p.m., township building, Middlebourne.
Childhood shot clinic, 3 to 6 p.m., Guernsey County Health Department, 326 Highland Ave., Cambridge. Bring childs shot records. For information call 439-3577.
Lift for Life, 4 p.m., Community HealthLink. For information call, 439-8187.
Guernsey County commissioners, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., commissioners office, Cambridge.
Cumberland Village Council, 7 p.m., Cumberland Village Hall.
Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30 p.m., Salvation Army, 221 Dewey Ave., Cambridge. Call 432-3338.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., information center, Cambridge Developmental Center, 66737 Old 21, Cambridge.
TOPS Club 1533, 6 p.m., First United Methodist Church 641 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge.
Kundalini Yoga, 7 p.m., Christs Lutheran Church, Cambridge. For information 435-3335.Line dancing, 6-7 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Carlisle Avenue, Cambridge. Cost of class is $3 per person. For information call 439-6681.
Cambridge Young Life Campaigners, 7 p.m., S.A.L.T. Factory.
Cycle Reebok, 5:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Cambridge YMCA. Cost is $1 for members; $5 for non-members. Class size is limited to five. To register, call 432-6318.
Cardio Endurance, 5 to 6 p.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center. Instructor is Carol Geib. For information call 439-8187.
Scottish Rite Masons, 7:30 p.m., Scottish Rite office, 935 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge.
Millwood Township trustees, 7 p.m., municipal building, Quaker City.
Madison Township trustees, 7:30 p.m., clerks home, 69509 Batesville Road, Quaker City.
Jefferson Township trustees, 7 p.m., Township Hall, Winterset.
Salesville Village Council, 6:30 p.m., Salesville.
Alzheimer's Association's patient and family care planning services, 2-4 p.m., Stop Nine Church of Christ, 60330 Southgate Road, Byesville. For information call 685-2591, or the assocation (800) 441-3322.
Quaker City Board of Public Affairs, 7 p.m., municipal building, Quaker City.
BPO Elks, 8 p.m., Elks Lodge, Cambridge.
Guernsey Auxiliary 386 FOE, 7:30 p.m., Aerie Home, 1930 E. Wheeling Ave., Cambridge.
Londonderry Township trustees, 7:30 p.m., township building, Londonderry.
Cambridge City Council, 7 p.m., Cambridge City Hall.
Residents of Northeast Quadrant neighborhood meeting, 6:30 p.m., New Concord Village Hall.
Noble County commissioners, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Noble County Courthouse, Caldwell.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Noble County Sheriffs office, 420 Olive Street, Caldwell.
Cub Scout Pack 514, 6:30 p.m., Bates Hill Church of Christ, Sarahsville.
Noble County Board of Health, 6:30 p.m., board room, Noble County Health Department, 44069 Route 821, Caldwell.
Noble County Water Authority, 6:30 p.m., Community Center, Noble County Fairgrounds, Caldwell.
Caldwell Village Council, 7 p.m., muncipal building, Caldwell.
Belle Valley Village Council, 6:30 p.m., Belle Valley Municipal Building.
Summerfield Village Council, 6 p.m., Summerfield Town Hall.
Belmont County Soil and Water Conservation District, 8 p.m., board office, St. Clairsville.
Belmont Fire and Emergency Squad, 7:30 p.m., Belmont.
Barnesville Park Board, 7 p.m., Recreation Center, Memorial Park, Barnesville.
Barnesville Hospital Branch, 7:30 p.m., hospital conference room, Barnesville.
Belmont County Farm Bureau board of directors, 8 p.m., Pike Street office, Barnesville.
Barnesville Ladies of the Elk, 7:30 p.m., upstairs Elks Lodge, Barnesville.
Belmont Soil and Water Conservation District board of directors, 8 p.m., SWDC/NRCS office, 1119 E. Main St., Barnesville.
Port Washington Boy Scouts, 7 p.m., St. Paul's United Church of Christ.
Newcomerstown Rotary Club, 6 p.m., April's Country Kitchen.
TOPS chapter, 6:30 p.m., Church of the Nazarene, Newcomerstown.
American Legion executive board, 7 p.m., Legion Hall, Newcomerstown.
Port Washington F&AM Lodge 202, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple, Gnadenhutten.
Newcomerstown BPOE 1555, 8 p.m., Elks Lodge, Newcomerstown.
West Lafayette Village Council, 7 p.m., town hall, West Lafayette.
Freeport Volunteer Fire Department, 7 p.m., James Clark fire station, Freeport.
Tuesday, Dec. 9
Day Care Providers Training, 6:30 p.m., OSU Extension Office.
4-H Council, 6 p.m., Frames house.
Byesville Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Black Family Center, Byesville.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., St. Johns Episcopal Church, 1025 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge.
Narcotics Anonymous, Therapeutic Value group, 12/12, 6:45 p.m., Addison Room at Southeastern Med.
Trail Young Life Campaigners, 4:30 p.m., at 135 Old National Road, Old Washington.
Seniors in Motion, 9-10 a.m. and 10-11 a.m., Cambridge HealthLink.
Cambridge Kiwanis Club, noon, Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Cambridge.
Eagles, 7:30 p.m., Eagles Lodge, Cambridge.
Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m., Elks Club, Cambridge. Call Buzz Ferguson, 439-3794, for information.
S.A.L.T. Factory, open recreation, 6 to 9 p.m.; boxing conditioning, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Seniors in Motion, 8:45-9:45 a.m., Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center, Carlisle Avenue, Cambridge. Cost of class is $6 monthly with the fee due at beginning of each month. For information or to register, call the Southeastern Med VIP office, 439-8187.
Body Blitzin, 9 to 10:30 a.m., Cambridge YMCA. Low impact aerobics using weighted body bars. Free to members; $2 for non-members. For start-up date call, 432-6318.
Step Aerobics, 5 to 6 p.m., Cambridge YMCA. Free to members; $2 for non-members.
Cycle Reebok, 5:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Cambridge YMCA. Cost is $1 for members; $5 for non-members. Class size is limited to five. To register, call 432-6138.
Begin to Spin, 5:30 to 6 p.m., Cambridge YMCA. Cost is $1 for members; $5 for non-members. Class size is limited to five. To register, call 432-6138.
American Legion Post 116 Ladies Auxiliary, 6 p.m., VFW Post Home 3760, Byesville. For information call 432-9671.
Guernsey County Kinship support group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., lower level of Children Services. For information call Jolene McClay, 439-5555.
Family Matters-Divorce Education Session, 7 p.m., Haven of Hope, Administrative Office, 1109 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge. Cost is $10. For more information call 439-7233.
Quaker City Village Council, 7 p.m., muncipal building, Quaker City.
Cambridge Lodge 66, 7:30 p.m., 730 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge.
Red Hatters, meet at 1:30 p.m. at Save-A-Lot to attend a tea at Taylor Mansion. Bring a $1 gift to exchange.
Alzheimers Support Group, 3 p.m., Southeastern Med, Morrison Room. Meetings are free and open to the public. For information, call 432-6775 or 432-6724.
Noble County Water Authority, 5:30 p.m., Community Center, Noble County Fairgrounds, Caldwell. Board of trustees monthly meeting.
Guernsey-Monroe-Noble Tri-County Community Action Committee Inc. board meeting, 6:30 p.m., GMN Tri-County CAC Inc. Offices, 615 North St., Caldwell.
Beaver Township trustees, 7:30 p.m., Batesville.
Noble County Tourism committee, noon, Corner Confectionery, Caldwell.
Noble County Alzheimers Support Group for family members, 10:30 a.m., Senior Apartments, Caldwell, in private dinning room. For information call (740) 732-4212 or (740) 732-7300.
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Infotrac orientations, 6, 6:30, 7 and 7:30 p.m., John McIntire Library, Zanesville. Call 453-0391 for information.
Belmont Technical College board of trustees, 7 p.m., Belmont Tech, St. Clairsville.
Depot Steering Committee, 7 p.m., Depot.
Pre-school storytime, 11:30 a.m. to noon, West Lafayette Library.
Bingo, 7 p.m., David Barber Civic Center, Newcomerstown.
Parmi Nous Club, Newcomerstown.
Newcomerstown Lioness Club, 7 p.m., Lions Den, Newcomerstown.
Nugen Chapter Royal Arch Masons, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple, Newcomerstown.
Sons of American Legion, 7 p.m., legion basement, Newcomerstown.
Newcomerstown music boosters, 7:30 p.m., Newcomerstown High School.
Women of the Moose, 8 p.m., Moose Lodge.
Newcomerstown Board of Public Affairs, 7 p.m., Water Department building.
Newcomerstown Park Board, 7 p.m.
Newcomerstown Senior Citizens, noon, Senior Center, Newcomerstown.
Knights of Columbus, 7 p.m., St. Francis deSales Church, Newcomerstown.
Lakeland Senior Citizens, 12:30 p.m., Steele Crest Community Room.
Lakeland Lions Club, 7 p.m., Freeport VFW.
Freeport Chapter 319 Order of Eastern Star, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple, Londonderry.


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Hanukkah: How to Control the Fried Food Frenzy!by Toby Amidor in Healthy Holidays, December 17, 2011
Fried foods are a big part of this holiday of lights. Eight days of latkes and jelly doughnuts can rack up the calories in an unhealthy heartbeat. Here are tips to get you through this year's Hanukkah festivities.
Avoid Jelly Doughnut Overload
A store-bought jelly doughnut has an average of 300 calories and 16 grams of fat. Choose one or two nights to indulge, and hold back on the rest. You can also opt for mini versions like Dunkin' Donuts munchkins with 80 calories and 4 grams of fat each.
You can also make your own baked version or mini doughnuts. Here are a few recipes to try:
- Best Baked Doughnuts Ever
- Mini Baked Donuts
- Mini Banana Beignets (pictured above)
If you REALLY think you need jelly doughnuts every night, read up on how you can control the urge.
Healthier latkes are possible!
Hanukkah isn't the same without deep-fried potato pancakes. Boxed mixes or frozen versions are the typical go-to versions for many folks. But I was shocked to find ingredients like sulfites and palm oil (a trans fat) inpopular varieties. If you choose to do the boxed version, then read the ingredient list and choose wisely.
Come holiday time, you don't need to eat an entire stack. Decide which nights you'll indulge in one or two of these fried goodies and stick with lighter toppers like applesauce, nonfat Greek yogurt or reduced fat sour cream. If you really need the full-fat sour cream, then a dollop (about 1 tablespoon) should do the trick. Need more tricks for lighter latkes? Check out our tips here.
Latkes don't always have to be fried. Choose a night or two to try these lighter versions.
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Your Hanukkah can include traditional goodies, but be sure to balance out the rest of the meal with non-fried options that are lower in calories like in this sample menu.
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ON the morning after the 2007 provincial election, the dawn of the "Doer Dynasty" was proclaimed in this newspaper.
Easily re-elected as premier the previous evening, Gary Doer had won a stunning third majority victory, taking 36 seats in the provincial election and consigning the Progressive Conservative and Liberal parties to another four long, demoralizing years in opposition.
Yet the impressiveness of Doer's third-term victory -- something no other premier since Duff Roblin has accomplished -- was far more fleeting than the term "dynasty" implies.
For something to be described as a dynasty, it must be able to endure beyond a single individual, continuing from one successor to the next despite whatever trials and tribulations may emerge in the future.
In that sense, the party that presently governs this province hardly qualifies as a dynasty. Rather, it is an impressive-looking political fortress, yet one that may turn out to be built entirely on a foundation of sand.
Either one of Doer's would-be successors, Greg Selinger or Steve Ashton, will inherit a party that owes far too much of its recent political success to the populist charm of its outgoing leader. Resounding numbers of Manitobans have consistently backed "Gary Doer and Today's NDP" for the past decade, giving the party three majority governments and an ever-increasing share of seats in the Manitoba legislature. But there is absolutely no guarantee voters in this province will back Doer's successor with the same vigour and enthusiasm that they have shown for the outgoing premier.
True, the NDP appears to be safely ensconced in power for now, and the early polling returns suggest the party's overall popularity has not significantly changed since Doer announced he was stepping down and taking up residence at the Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
There is no guarantee this trend will last, however -- and if past history and present rhetoric are any guide, it won't.
There has only been one true political dynasty in Manitoba history. The Liberal-Progressive coalition that governed Manitoba from 1922 to 1958 produced two seamless transitions in the party's leadership. However, the dynasty of premiers John Bracken, Stuart Garson and Douglas Campbell offers no template for the present-day New Democrats, as it included stretches where the leaders of several parties governed the province collectively and declared it would take a "non-partisan" approach to governing.
Today, with the electorate polarized between the NDP and Progressive Conservative party, and with both parties extolling the individual merits of its respective leaders, the choice for Manitobans in the next election is much starker.
Add to that the fact no single party has won four majority governments since the First World War, and you have a situation where it will be quite difficult for the next leader of the NDP to secure his party a fourth term in office.
Continuing the dynasty would have been hard enough for even a politician of Doer's calibre, but it would seem his successor is going to have an especially difficult time winning that fourth term.
First, both Selinger and Ashton will struggle to connect with the voters of this province in the way that Doer did. They not only lack his folksy, populist charm, but also likely lack the same finely tuned political antennae that are sensitive enough to grasp what Manitobans want and don't want from their government.
This was always going to be a handicap for whoever succeeded Doer, but it will be especially difficult for the next NDP leader since Manitoba's New Democrats have relied upon charismatic leaders more popular than their party to sell Manitobans on the merits of an NDP government.
As well, judging by the debates waged during the recent leadership campaign, the party is about to shift further left upon Doer's departure.
With Selinger, the province's finance minister for the past decade, now publicly dismissive of the need to run balanced budgets every year and Ashton keen to spend millions upon millions to move the Weston rail yards and build a new high-speed transit line to Transcona, the NDP appears set to abandon any semblance of fiscal caution and start spending like the New Democrats of old.
When the Manitoba NDP gets away from its winning formula -- selling a populist leader and governing in a cautious, risk-averse manner -- it is likely to alienate voters and hand government back to the Progressive Conservatives by default.
This happened in the 1980s, when it mismanaged the province's finances in such a way that it drove the party to a third-place finish in the 1988 election.
Should the winning candidate steer the party further left and fail to connect with Manitobans as Doer did, the Tories will be itching to face either Selinger or Ashton in the next provincial election, as both men appear willing to depart from the cautious, pragmatic approach that marked the Doer decade, and put the NDP onto far-less-firm political ground.
As modern political parties become less defined by their core principles and more by the personal style and whims of whomever happens to lead them at a given time, even the most enduring political dynasties are one retirement or a few bad decisions away from collapse. (Just ask the federal Liberals).
If the NDP dynasty comes crashing to an end two years from now, the Doer era will appear to be an interregnum -- an aberration made possible by personal popularity and pragmatism rather than an enduring testament to the party's strength in Manitoba.
The former editorial page editor of the Brandon Sun, Curtis Brown is currently a graduate student in political science at the University of Manitoba who writes about local and provincial politics on his blog, Endless Spin Cycle (endlessspin.blogspot.com).


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NVIDIA Announces Tegra K1 SoC with Optional Denver CPU Coresby Anand Lal Shimpi on 1/5/2014 10:55 PM EST
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twotwotwo - Sunday, January 05, 2014 - linkThat...is a rather GPU-heavy die shot. Reply
tviceman - Sunday, January 05, 2014 - linkAbout time Nvidia took graphics seriously in mobile! Reply
Homeles - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkNvidia doesn't really ever show "die shots" of their Tegra line. Everything they show off is doctored to the point where it stops being a die shot and becomes an "artist's representation."
Here, for instance, they've copy-pasted some terrible little thumbnail of a "core" to try to portray the (stupid) idea that it's a "192 core processor."
If you can't tell, I'm rather annoyed at Nvidia's decision to alter their die shots so much. Even their flagship GPU die shots are photoshopped worse than adult industry workers. It's been this way since Fermi showed up.
Their Project Denver mockup (http://bit.ly/1d9zCMR) was a chopped up and regurgitated GF100. It's incredibly misleading at best, and false advertising at worst. Nvidia's not alone in this; AMD has done similar things as well (e.g. a supposed Cayman die shot, where a Barcelona die was superimposed on R770), but not nearly to the same extent. Intel also makes heavily-shopped die representations. Nvidia's by far the worst, though. You'd be best off passing off Nvidia's official die shots as being fake, because they honestly are. Reply
jasonelmore - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linki cant tell it's doctored. in fact, if you put took the color out and threw a sephia filter over it, it'd look just like chipworks die shots. Reply
psychobriggsy - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkYou only need to look at the fifth CPU core to see that it's a shrunken down image of the other cores. In reality it's either an A7 for the low-power operation, or the fifth core is an A15 and would be roughly the same size at the other A15s. Reply
SetiroN - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkAnd the fact that YOU can't tell means...? Reply
vinayshivakumar - Tuesday, January 07, 2014 - linkIts definitely fake die shots. If its a A7 , it can thav ethe sae exact memory positions and shrunk down sizes. It cant be an A15. I am not sure why they do this.... Reply
SetiroN - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkThankfully, there's chipworks. Reply
twotwotwo - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkYeah, sort of wonder what the real thing will look like now. Reply
chizow - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkGoing to be one seriously fast SoC for the mobile space. Looking forward to seeing some actual designs that use it. Reply
Jumangi - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkSo does this chip get Nvidia back into the good graces of device makers or is it another Tegra 4 that looks good in benchmarks but is hardly ever seen in any real world devices. Reply
ishmoo21 - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkI guess it depends on how much they charge for it and how well it works with cellular chips Reply
Jumangi - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkIt better have LTE built in this time. Not having that in previous chips is one of the major reasons so many mobile device makers passed on them before. Reply
SetiroN - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkIt will probably do better than its predecessor, but not by much IMO: this is a fantastic tablet chip (in contrast with Tegra 4, which didn't really make up with the higher TDP compared to Qualcomm solutions, additionally because you needed an external chip to handle WAN), but it still will be a niche product, not yet capable to compete with the competition's lower power requirements in smartphones and limited from making real use of such GPU power as there isn't any software capable of leveraging it.
A15 was stomped by Qualcomm. When Denver arrives things might change, but for now I wouldn't bet on a huge success. Reply
jerrylzy - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkI really like Denver. Finally NVIDIA brought us fantastic products after a long time of incompetent products.
I also suspect that mobile games will evolve from textures-mainly to computation-oriented and even tessellation. This will be a good trend, from which companies like Qualcomm will also benefit. Reply
eio - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkdifferent sizes of A15 cores...but same internal layout? is this a fake die shot? Reply
cnxsoft - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkI'd guess the companion core might be Cortex A7 instead. I missed the beginning of the live stream, not sure if they specifically mentioned it. Reply
himyhuang - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkTegra always lives on the paper/ppt!
:-) Reply
ET - Monday, January 06, 2014 - linkI'd be much more interested if NVIDIA licensed these cores to Intel for its Atom chips. That would be a nice combination. One can dream... Reply
BallGum - Tuesday, January 07, 2014 - linkDeveloper support is going to be the real drive for this. Thankfully nvidia is doing a good job of this with tegra zone.
Also, did you guys see the unreal 4 demo? It looked very impressive. Reply


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Quote:Hmmm...I do believe you have validated a question I've been asking for some time. And this is: why don't I see karate in sparring?
Quote:About using Karate in sparring, Dan uses it in sparring just fine, and older fottage of Karate training on Okinawa shows it being used. It obviously can work. Unless a person has a lot of exposure to boxing (and most today do)they'll use they're style. ld Karate fighters rarely fought like boxers at all.
Quote:But of course video footage doesnt mean anything right Jkogas?
Quote:Hmmm. I guess I'll start with the first one, of the Uechi sparring. First off, the fact that in the description it says that this is when they are trying to figure out the rules for the sparring (meaning there hadn't been any up till then), helps prove my point that sparring is relatively new to Okinawan Karate. So, in the truest sense of the word 'tradional', no tradional Karate did not contain sparring, it is a relatively new phenomenon.Secondly, I'm not sure what the rules are here, but the ref seems to be stepping in regularly and breaking them up. Not when they are deadlocked, but when someone looks like they might get knocked out, or when someone scores a particularly solid hit. All in all, this certainly isn't 'knockdown', sparring. It seems more like point sparring without the gloves and headgear. On to the next video. This is Shotokan Karate, not Okinawan. More than that, this is the Japenese mililtary practicing Shotokan. Bloodier, yes. I doubt there is much kata training going on with these guys. This video does not speak to the training methodologies of tradional karate in the slightest. As for the third...well...thanks for the laugh. I hope you don't think that was a well trained boxer, LOL! THis is exactly the kind of crap I was talking about before. Just because you put boxing shorts and boxing gloves on someone and tell them to imitate a boxer, does not make them one! Maybe, and I really mean maybe, this guy has rudimentry training in boxing, but I doubt even that. Anyway, where to begin with this obvious propaganda piece? Hmmm. Well first off, this is apparently Shotokan (again. Probably because sparring wasn't widespread in Okinawa, huh?). That intial scene certainly isn't sparring, is it? The boxer was going very slow, and was using absolutely NO FOOTWORK! Then we see a quick demonstration of diffirent techniques. Then what do we get? Wait for it....complient drills against a 'boxer'! They don't even make contact with each other. Stormdragon, I have to thank you for illustrating my points better than I did! Seriously though, I'm not sure what you're trying to 'prove' with these videos? I really hope you don't think that proves that "it obviously can work." Of all, the second video of the Shotokan guys was the best. But again, these guys arn't using tradional training methods. So...By what you, and what Dan posted earlier of his 'full contact' sparring, I have to seriously question if either of you know what full contact, knockdown sparring even is?--Chris
Quote:Quote:About using Karate in sparring, Dan uses it in sparring just fine, and older fottage of Karate training on Okinawa shows it being used. It obviously can work. Unless a person has a lot of exposure to boxing (and most today do)they'll use they're style. ld Karate fighters rarely fought like boxers at all. I've not seen Dan's sparring. I don't typically look at "member videos" because I'd be hesitant to make comments. I'm not into attacking people personally. Dan may spar like a demon, I don't know. Quote:But of course video footage doesnt mean anything right Jkogas? The videos you provided were bad. The first two identified karate guys vs. karate guys. The last was complete garbage.Storm, do you even understand why the PKA adopted a more boxing like structure?-John
Quote:Ah so when we have a good demonstration of Karate in action, you get evasive. Wonderful.
Quote:You can always pm me with your opinion on it but of course you wont.
Quote:It might actually back up my point pretty well.
Quote:Anyway I'm not just trying to show that Karate works agaisnt boxing but that it can work in general in fighting/sparring.
Quote:And again, boxing is good, jsut not the be all end all.
Quote:What about Lyoto Machida? I've seen a number of Karate techniques in his fights, especially Shotokan style sweeps. He's punching has a somewhat Shotokan like flavor to them.
Quote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tL9rGeKZGU This is a video Dan has posted before.
Quote:I've not seen his clips and don't care to. If he wants, he can provide a link to some. But let HIM do so if he chooses. Regardless, I probably won't leave a comment.
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I created a tab menu bar using div and css.

Now I am working on 508 compliance. To do this tabs should be accessible using keyboard (using tabs users should be able to navigate.). It seems tabindex does not work with divs. Using the above code how can I achieve this (i.e. to access them using keyboard tab)
For a menu like this, it's best to use an unordered list (
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You are wanting the first item to be highlighted instead. Hence that is what you might want to focus upon, e.g. the first list item anchor link itself.
Since that is a legal usage of the tabindex attribute on an A element so move it thus to the first anchor. It may focus upon a DIV if you force a tabindex onto it but its not legal usage of markup.
Like Ralph said, generally it is better to use an unordered list for a navigation system. So unless your page is really weird (and uses really bad JS Voodoo) the natural page order will be able to be tabbed without such intervention of a tabindex attribute anyway.
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No worries, I hope it shed some light on how they are typically used in production and that many times they aren't even required.
Uhm... no anchors, nothing to keyboard nav...
Though if you're using 'tabs' to hide and show content, unless you add scripting assistance that's really not going to work, which is why scripted or CSS tabs on websites are a miserable steaming /FAIL/ at web design...
Though your snippet without content or showing how the tabs are actually being navigated really doesn't tell us enough to say one way or another what's actually wrong here.

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These can be styled to look like tabs using CSS, and you can make them act like tabs without page refresh using Javascript (however this introduces accessibility issues, so I wouldn't recommend it, even though there are ARIA roles that eventually will help deal with this).
I have changed my code as below. But still tab movement not working. Please help.

 <form onsubmit="$('toolbaricon_jumpgo').onclick(); return false;" action="get">

<input type="text" style="width: 60px" id="toolbar_jumppg" value="jump to pg" onfocus="jumpPage_focus()" onblur="jumpPage_blur()" tabindex="101" />

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Those form elements don't belong where you have them. What are you trying to achieve here?
Normally you can tab through links with or without tabindex. What do you mean by 'tab movement isn't working'? Have you styled you links differently when they have focus? What browser are you testing in? A live link would make this easier to assess.
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I'm more thinking why does that even have extra block level containers like the nested LI -- they serve no purpose... much less once you have something as complex as a form, IMHO it ceases to be a "list item" since it's no longer related content.
AND you're anchors are invalid. A is NOT an 'empty element" so you can't say .... note when the HTML spec refers to an empty element it means one that CANNOT contain content, not one that simply does not... If indeed you are declaring those anchors as self closing, that's invalid HTML and shouldn't work anywhere.
On top of which the endless pointless classes and ID's on everything... not exactly a good thing. Likewise if you have to resort to tabIndex, there's likely something wrong with how you are building your page... of course calling javascript from a form action wtihout a valid action, having your METHOD value in your action... no fieldsets, no labels... and the telltales of jquery bloat...
Not sure what you're trying to accomplish, but it doesn't look like anything that belongs on a website. That said, assuming there's some point to this I'd gut the markup down to:

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There's ZERO reason for a list wrapping the field elements, the form probably doesn't go inside a list, it's wrong to make anchors with no content regardless of what you're doing with images (at that point I'd sooner see an IMG tag there), and with semantic markup and all those ID's already present, there's little need for extra classes...
Oh, an since this appears to only work when scripting is on, I'd be generating that markup in an EXTERNAL script since there's no point in wasting the users bandwidth if they don't have javascript, or are intentionally blocking it using something like the NoScript add-on for firefox or Opera's per-site permissions.
Basically I am cleaning the sh*t donated by someone on my plate. I was also frustrated when I first saw this type of code. But now I don't have any other option and have to clean it.


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Mephisto Women's Helen Black Patent Leather - This sandal gives you the comfort of Mephisto's Helen design with the style of a polished patent leather strap. The comfort begins with a 100 percent latex outsole that helps to absorb the small shocks that happen every time you take a step, and then continues with the cushioned cork footbed. Not only does the cork provide a stylish profile design, but it also helps your foot spread naturally when you step reducing the strain that even light walking can cause your feet. The upper leathers and toe divider are made from sleek patent leather with a high-gloss finish that will shine from across the room. The upper strap also features an adjustable buckle so you can be sure that these women's Mephisto sandals will perfectly conform to your entire foot. With all its style and comfort, this is one sandal that is perfect for almost any occasion.
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Is it too early to call this the worst Summer/hurricane season combination ever recorded for surfing on the east coast (at least MO County)? Am I the only one here? I know we still have plenty of time, but god damn, I figured we would have swell from a Cane by now.... Whats goin on!
Can anyone recall a year, where there was consistent surf through out the fall, mainly from hurricanes? Anyone have any year specific in mind? To me this so far may be the worst HANDS DOWN..
It's sad because I logged onto swellinfo today, and saw someone say "man... cant wait till winter" Is this how it always is. Damn can't wait till fall, damn cant wait till winter, damn cant wait till spring...... Can't we be happy on one thing?!? Wheres the consistency....


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TOM Aldred has urged Accrington Stanley to get back to basics after chalking off a much-needed win.
The Reds' impressive 2-1 triumph at Cheltenham Town on Saturday ended a run of four games without success, which had resulted in them staying out of the relegation zone on goal difference only.
A decisive goal for Luke Joyce – the captain's first in almost two years – sets Stanley up well for an action packed week, kicking off with Saturday's visit of Bury.
With just a point and a place separating the two teams, 18th placed Accrington will be keen to put increased daylight between them and the 19th placed Shakers.
Bury have improved since former Barnsley boss David Flitcroft took charge last month, but will be smarting from the 4-0 defeat they suffered at the hands of promotion favourites Chesterfield.
Aldred insists the Reds can only concentrate on themselves, however, having had concerns over the number of goals they conceded – and manner of them – in their last home game.
After going a goal down, Stanley went on to lead twice only to ship a last minute equaliser in a 3-3 draw with Newport County.
"We scored goals against Newport, although obviously we were disappointed with the goals we conceded. They were just cheap goals," said Aldred, who has played every minute of every game this season.
"The first one summed it up, it was just a free kick that went through us.
"It's really frustrating and from a defensive point of view.
"Since I've been here we've never really conceded that many goals.
"It's just not part of our DNA, so it's just really frustrating that we've conceded a few goals.
"We've looked at that and want to put it right."
He added: "We didn't defend badly against Newport but all three goals were really poor from a concentration point of view, like the wall. They are things we can definitely improve on.
"We've got a big squad now and it's important that all the lads are in it together and we can come out of it.
"As soon as we start keeping clean sheets we'll start getting the points."
On a personal note, Aldred wants to remain an ever-present this term.
"I've played every minute and I want to carry on doing that and impressing," he said.


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DALLAS, Tex. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – The average person has about 70 thousand thoughts per day. That's a lot of information for the brain to process, but what if you could make your brain more efficient?
It controls our thoughts, stores our memories, and drives our emotions. Without your brain, you wouldn't be you!
"There's not a single asset that you have that's more important than your brain," Sandra Bond Chapman, PhD, Founder and Chief Director, Center for BrainHealth, The University of Texas at Dallas, told Ivanhoe.
However, Dr. Sandra Bond Chapman says our brains are overloaded with information.
"We are exposed to more information in a week than people in the early 1900s were in their whole lifetime," Dr. Chapman said.
Researcher Jennifer Zientz helps people learn to process information with a brain-building program—called SMART training.
"Our brain wasn't built to store every single piece of information we have; so you really have to have a filtering system," Jennifer Zientz, MS, CCC/SLP, Head of Clinical Services, Center for BrainHealth, The University of Texas at Dallas, told Ivanhoe.
She says it's all about saving your cognitive capital. It's like a savings account for your brain.
"Over your life, you use your brain in certain ways that has built up a reserve," Zientz said.
Zientz teaches patients three simple strategies: integration is breaking down and summarizing information; innovation is coming up with solutions to problems; and strategic attention means blocking out useless details.
"So you can save your cognitive capital for thinking about things that really matter," Zientz said.
Dr. Sina Aslan studied the brains of people who completed the SMART training program.
"One individual's brain blood flow improved as a whole by about 12.6 percent," Sina Aslan, PhD, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Center for BrainHealth, The University of Texas at Dallas, told Ivanhoe.
Most of the patients also increased the speed of communications across brain networks by 30 percent.
"30 percent faster speed is like regaining 20 years of brain function," Dr. Chapman said.
Attorney and business owner Chad West had four weeks of brain training in hopes of improving his efficiency at work.
"I would go through an entire day, sometimes a week, and feel like I had not accomplished anything. This training actually has completely changed my way of thinking," Chad West told Ivanhoe.
West learned the "two-one-and-none" technique. He performs the two most important tasks that require the highest level of thinking first.
"No matter what happens in that day, I am going to knock those two things off my list," West said.
He focuses on one thing at a time. None means he thinks about nothing five minutes, five times a day to clear his brain.
"It's helped my brain come up with new ideas, creative ideas. It's helped me feel more relaxed," West said.
Another brain training tip is to stop multitasking. Your brain can't think deeply when you focus on two different tasks, so get rid of distractions.
"You're going to get better brain power, better product, and you're going to be able to accomplish your task much quicker," Zientz said.
It's training for your brain that could mean a sharper, more focused you!
Dr. Chapman says researchers can actually see brain changes after just twelve hours of training, but it isn't a permanent fix. Just like our bodies, you have to keep working out your brain to see the results.
BACKGROUND: The brain is often called the most complex object in the universe. The average human brain weighs three pounds, has a texture similar to firm jelly, and is 75 percent water. There are 100 billion nerve cells, neurons, in the brain, but they make up only ten percent of the organ. These neurons branch out to 100 trillion-plus trigger points. There are 100,000 miles of blood vessels in the brain. The average number of thoughts a person has every day is 70,000. Also, it is normal for your mind to wander. A joint study at Harvard University, Dartmouth College, and the University of Aberdeen in Scotland found the parts of the brain that control "task-unrelated thought" (like daydreaming) are almost always active when the brain is at rest. (Source: heathwatchmd.com and npr.org)
SMART: The Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Training, also called SMART, program is based on cognitive neuroscience principles of how to best engage the rapidly developing frontal brain networks to build strategic thinking, advanced reasoning, and innovative problem solving skills. SMART is different than other training approaches. The program focuses on top-down processing of information, rather than bottom-up learning. The research behind the SMART program indicates that top-down, generalized meanings are more vigorously stored and retrieved as compared to a rapid loss of specific details. The program trains people to maximize their brain power, think strategically, and engage their imagination. SMART addresses the three pivotal brain processes that ensure mental productivity: strategic attention, integrations, and mental flexibility. (Source: http://www.brainhealth.utdallas.edu/research/research_topic/strategic-memory-advanced-reasoning-training-smart)
STRATEGIC ATTENTION: The brain can process 400 billion pieces of information a minute. However, that does not mean it should. Multitasking and information overload has greatly impaired strategic attention. It makes it more difficult to sift through information and block what is irrelevant. With the SMART program, people learn how to focus with precision on the tasks and decisions that matter, better understand root issues, and separate extraneous and relevant information. (Source: http://www.brainhealth.utdallas.edu/research/research_topic/strategic-memory-advanced-reasoning-training-smart)
INTEGRATION: To synthesize large amounts of facts and opinions to get at the core ideas, it requires dynamically shifting from the facts at hand to the global view. This process of zooming in and zooming out allows participants to reach beyond the tangible to the global picture. SMART teaches people to extract meaning from various sources, develop abstract ideas, and engage in futuristic thinking. (Source: http://www.brainhealth.utdallas.edu/research/research_topic/strategic-memory-advanced-reasoning-training-smart)
MENTAL FLEXIBILITY: Many people are good at storing and reproducing massive amounts of information, but not so good at identifying and solving problems. Our brains need to be flexible in how to use information to create new solutions. The SMART program teaches individuals how to maximize their brain power at all stages of life. They learn how to construct insightful interpretations, imagine potential problems, identify multiple solutions, create novel directions, and view issues from diverse perspectives. (Source: http://www.brainhealth.utdallas.edu/research/research_topic/strategic-memory-advanced-reasoning-training-smart)