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I'm running a CRIO-9073. THe CRIO logs data to a local file which I occasionally would like to copy from the CRIO using FTP. If a reboot the CRIO I can connect to the FTP server and copy the file using the Labview FTP vi's or from any FTP server. After several hours of operation I can no longer connect to the FTP server from anywhere, I get an error message as shown below. All other communications are done through shared variables, these continue to run and operate normally. The NI distributed system manager allows full access to the CRIO and shows CPU usage < 20%. Memory usage is about 95%, but this doesn't change.
WHen I'm in the condition with no FTP server connection I can't connect to the CRIO using MAX (error: 0xBFFF00A7 (VI_ERROR_MACHINE_NAVAIL) )
, if I disconnect the Distributed System Manager I can reconnect but it typically takes a few minutes to do so. I can access all shared variables once reconnected.
Any ideas why this might happen, and is there a way to monitor the condition of the FTP server on the CRIO and restart it without rebooting if necessary?
Error 56: TCP Read in NI_InternetTK_Common_VIs.lvlib:TCP Read xTP Reply.vi:2->NI_InternetTK_FTP_VIs.lvlib:FTP Get Command Reply.vi:1->NI_InternetTK_FTP_VIs.lvlib:FTP Open Session.vi->NI_InternetTK_FTP_VIs.lvlib:FTP Get Multiple Files and Buffers.vi->NI_InternetTK_FTP_VIs.lvlib:FTP Get File.vi->DatalogViewer.vi
Have you seen this Knowledge Base Article?
MAX Error 56 When Communicating With a LabVIEW Real-Time Controller
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Applications Engineering
Thanks Hunter, that made the situation better, but I still lose the FTP connection on occasion- usually after running for 3+ days with a reboot of the cRIO.
FTP operations simply can't connect. All the communication through the shared variables or distributed system manager appear to function fine. MAX usually can't connect.
03-15-2010 03:12 PM - edited 03-15-2010 03:13 PM
Are you able to connect to the FTP through Windows Explorer? Just open up Windows Explorer type ftp://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX in the path field where all the X's are the IP address of your target. If you can't connect to the cRIO using this method then your firewall or network adaptior may be blocking ports 20 and or 21.
Also if you are using password protection for yout FTP check this KB out.
Check out the document Why Does My CompactRIO Controller Not Show Up in Measurement & Automation Explorer? for more troubleshooting ideas for cRIO communication issues.
Sounds like you may have a memory leak and that is causing the FTP server to fail. The data in the distributed system manager may be stale if the target has stopped publishing data. After rebooting if you watch the memory usage does it creap up over time?
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copy the file using the Labview FTP vi's
These VIs are very slow in general. May I suggest Command Line FTP (attached)?
Sounds like you have a memory leak. If the Shared Variables are already in memory, this could explain why they could continue to function temporarily while new FTP operations would not function. 95 % memory useage is pretty high. Trying to remember when things start getting flaky on the cRIO - I think around 4 MB.


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Does anybody know what series and episode this rifle was used in? I was told it was used on an episode of Voyager but I don't remember seeing it. A heavily modified version of it was used on the Voyager episodes "Waking Moments" and "Counterpoint" but it was really chopped up. Any help on this would be really appreciated. – The preceding unsigned comment was added by 220.127.116.11 (talk).


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If malicious software had family reunions, each program would need a conference center to hold all its relatives. A prime example is a pernicious program known as Agobot, Gaobot, and Phatbot. This threat has become the most modified attack tool on the Internet, with antivirus firms detecting nearly 4,000 variants of it. The reason: The original authors released the code as open-source software.
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Sunstars and Moonsnails
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de robin peterson
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A lighthearted look at learning through alliteration, this is an alphabet book about the beach. Not just any beach, the shoreline environment of the great Puget Sound estuary system in Washington State. Wander the wrack line and tarry awhile in the tide pools as you experience the ecology of life on a Pacific Northwest beach.
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- Fecha de publicación nov. 09, 2011
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Sketchbook in hand, I spend as much time as possible gathering artistic inspiration on wilderness adventures. My goal is to capture the intangibles, the smell of hiking in the rain, the rush of an incoming ocean tide, the thrill of a wildlife encounter. I put together my first book after an Artist in Residence summer in Glacier National Park and I can't seem to stop. I hope my books inspire your own wilderness explorations, even if it's in your own back yard. Enjoy!
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The Lewis Legacy-Issue 71, Winter 1997
The C.S. Lewis Foundation for Truth in Publishing
January 1, 1997
--David Clark will lead the annual Lewis seminar at Valyermo, CA on 14-18 July 1997. Topic: "The Redemption Story in the fiction of C. S. Lewis.-Information: (310) 532-9973.
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--Penthouse and Christianity: In its August 1995 issue, Penthouse journalist Sharon Churcher published an accurate article about the Lewis hoax. In December1996, journalist Rudy Maxa published an article in Penthouse about a terrible sex scandal in the Episcopal diocese of Long Island. In the 24 November issue of The Living Church, editor David Kalvelage vouches for Rudy Maxa's reliability, accuracy, and thoroughness, but warns that the content of the article is too sickening.
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--C. S. Lewis: Companion and Guide was apparently revised at the last minute; release was delayed for nine months, and the retail price shot up from the advertised $23 to $40.
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Kelly, who is long the stock, said he is remaining long. He added that if he were not already long the stock he would buy at current levels. Grasso suggested that many investors are buying the stock for Tesla's Gigafactory and will not worry about this news.
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Class Counsel in Pigford II Black Farmers case may expect decision letters by August 2013
Up to 1.25 billion dollars may be on the way to Black Farmers and Ranchers under the Pigford II settlement. The Pigford Claims Administrator in Portland Oregon will soon release decision letters, nationwide. Approved by Congress, successful claimants will receive the full damage payment of $50,000 and a payment to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) of $12,500 on behalf of each successful claimant to cover his or her Federal income tax liability for the damage award. This is a total award of $62,500 for each successful 'late' and 'late-late' claimant.
EPES, ALABAMA....In a telephone conference call last week with leaders of the Network of Black Farm Groups and Advocates, lead class counsel attorneys said farmers in the "In Re Black Farmers" case (better known as Pigford II) should receive decision letters by the first part of August or sooner.
Attorneys Hank Sanders of Selma, Alabama and Greg Francis of Orlando, Florida said on the call that the "neutrals", the judges who reviewed the claims, had made decisions on almost all of the 33,000 non-duplicate claims they received. The Claims Administrator in Portland, Oregon will be sending out decision letters by the beginning of next month or possibly sooner.
Sanders said that 17,800 of the Track "A" claimants had been successful and another 800 claims were still being reviewed to see if they were duplicates or multiple claims filed on the same farmland. The remaining claims were unsuccessful. Sanders said no Track "B" claims, for higher monetary damages, had been approved.
Because of the $1.25 billion dollars, approved by Congress to pay claims in the case, all of the Track "A" successful claimants will receive the full damage payment of $50,000. This includes both 'late' and 'late-late' filers. A payment will be made to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) of $12,500 on behalf of each successful claimant to cover his or her Federal income tax liability for the damage award. This is a total award of $62,500 for each successful claimant.
For successful claimants seeking debt relief for loans from USDA agencies, their claims are also still under review to determine the specific amount of farm debt to be forgiven under the settlement.
Farmers will receive a letter in the next few weeks informing them if they have a favorable or unfavorable decision on their claims. Successful farmers will be given instructions on applying for their funds. Unsuccessful claimants will receive a checklist showing the reason(s) their claim was denied. These decisions are final and there will be no appeals.
Claimants filing on behalf of a deceased relative will have to go through the probate process to designate a family member as the "legal representative of the estate". This person will be eligible to apply for and receive the payment made out to the estate and distribute the proceeds to the other heirs after payment of expenses and taxes due on the estate.
Based on the data given by the lawyers, about 55% of the claimants in the Pigford II case whose claims were reviewed by the judges were successful in the case. This is slightly less than the 63% who prevailed in Pigford I after all appeals were completed.
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Tuesday Sep 17th, 2013 6:23 PM
The process of approval and denial of our black farmers was very unfair. My claim was denied because I could not prove that I was discriminated against. I am from Mississippi, a law biding citizen, completed my application based on the truth and still was denied. I applied for a farm loan at the USDA office here in Mississippi. At first I was told that my credit was the issue, I knew that was not the truth, so I went back to discuss it and see what was the problem. Then I was told that there were not any funds available and they would contact me when they are received. I did not hear from them, so my friend who was Caucasian advised me to go back again because he knew for sure they had funds because he had just received a farm loan and operating expenses. On that third visit, I sat down and explained that it was a lot of money I was requesting and also mentioned what my friend has told me. They got insulted, one word lead to another, the conversation got quite heated and they ask that I leave or they would call the authorities. I was treated unfairly, talked to as though I was not human and now my denial from the Pigford II settlement. I feel like I have been walked on and now trampled down to the ground. This money was set aside for the purpose of the people that was denied and still today we are still being trampled. It is very disappointing and heartbreaking to see the unfair and unjust treatment of blacks still going on in our Country today.
Monday Oct 14th, 2013 7:11 AM
Is it too late to file or appeal for pigford || claimants
Tuesday Oct 22nd, 2013 10:17 PM
I too was denied which troubles me because 2 of my younger siblings were awarded their share one in the first case and another in this settlement yet I am the eldest son my mother passed when I was 12 there are 11 of us and I was denied, is it because I no Longer reside in ALABAMA but in Michigan or what the reason is they were on the same claim yet I was denied.


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Molly Tilden (Danielle Harris), a next door neighbor who becomes a nemisis to Darlene, appears in seven episodes of the series.
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Molly Tilden is the next door neighbor to the Conner Family on season five of the series, appering in seven episodes in total. The part of Molly is played by actress Danielle Harris.
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Since Molly comes from rural Iowa and flirts frequently, Darlene often mocked her as a hillbilly country girl, despite Molly's initial attempts to be friendly with her. This is reinforced when Darlene catches D.J. watching Molly (who is undressing in front of an open window) with his telescope; when Molly comes over to complain about his peeping, Darlene gives her an earful, despite promising to deal with D.J. In spite of this, Molly babysits for D.J. several times.
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The regulatory, administrative state, which progressives champion, is generally a servant of the strong, for two reasons. It responds to financially powerful and politically sophisticated factions. And it encourages rent-seekers to exploit opportunities for concentrated benefits and dispersed costs (e.g., agriculture subsidies confer sums on large agribusinesses by imposing small costs on 316 million Americans).
Such government inevitably means executive government and the derogation of the legislative branch, both of which produce exploding government debt. By explaining these perverse effects of progressivism, the Hudson Institute's Christopher DeMuth explains contemporary government's cascading and reinforcing failures.
Government power is increasingly concentrated in Washington, Washington power is increasingly concentrated in the executive branch, and executive branch power is increasingly concentrated in agencies that are unconstrained by legislative control. Debt and regulation are, DeMuth discerns, "political kin": Both are legitimate government functions, but both are now perverted to evade democratic accountability and transparent taxation.
Today's government uses regulation to achieve policy goals by imposing on the private sector burdens less obvious than taxation would be. These often are goals that could not win legislative majorities — e.g., the Environmental Protection Agency's regulation of greenhouse gases following Congress' refusal to approve such policies. And deficit spending — borrowing — is, DeMuth says, "a complementary means of taxation evasion": It enables the political class to provide today's voters with significantly more government benefits than current taxes can finance, leaving the difference to be paid by those too young to vote or not yet born.
Two developments demonstrate, DeMuth says, how "delegation and debt have become coordinate mechanisms of legislative abnegation." One is Congress' anti-constitutional delegation of taxing authority to executive branch regulatory agencies funded substantially or entirely by taxes the agencies levy, not by congressional appropriations. For example, DeMuth notes, the Federal Communications Commission's $347 million operating expenses "are funded by payments from the firms it regulates," and its $9 billion program subsidizing certain Internet companies is funded by its own unilateral tax on telecommunication firms.
A second development is "the integration of regulation and debt-financed consumption." Recently, a Washington Post headline announced: "Obama administration pushes banks to make home loans to people with weaker credit." Here we go again — subprime mortgages as federal policy. This illustrates DeMuth's point about how unfettered executive government uses debt-financed consumption and "regulatory conscription of private markets" to force spending "vastly beyond what Congress could have appropriated in the light of day."
Government used to spend primarily on the production of things — roads, dams, bridges, military forces. Now, DeMuth says, government spends primarily for consumption:
"The possibilities for increasing the kind, level, quality and availability of benefits are practically unlimited. This is the ultimate source of today's debt predicament. More borrowing for more consumption has no natural stopping point short of imploding on itself."
Funding the welfare state by vast borrowing and regulatory taxation hides the costs from the public. Hence its political potency. Until the implosion.
George F. Will is a columnist for The Washington Post and Newsweek.


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Graduation day is on the horizon for the kids of William McKinley High School, and with it comes a fantastic opportunity for Glee to reboot itself in a new and exciting way. Indeed, with Kurt, Rachel, Finn, Mike, Puck, Mercedes, Santana, Brittany, Quinn and Sam all contemplating life after high school, we decided to whip up some suggestions (both bold and entirely plausible) for potential story arcs — and a few exits — for some of our favorite characters. Check out our vision of Glee in Season 4, then hit the comments with your own ideas!
Yeah, I'd rather all the seniors were written out of the show and new characters brought in. The only characters I would miss are Puck and Quinn. I would definitely miss Santana as well, but technically her "replacement" as school bitch could be Sebastian. And I'd miss Brittany, but her "replacement" as school ditz could be Sugar. As for Rachel and Finn, I personally hated the characters especially because they never got to be a power couple despite their on-off status. Mercedes was rather irrelevant to me throughout the first two seasons and only stood out when the Troubletones existed. I still believe Tina and Artie belong together and so would love Mike to get written out. Will and Emma can't leave. While I admit they got together a little too fast, they're the heart of Glee. And last and probably least is Sam, who now pretty much has no point on the show since they made him a senior this year. If anyone were to be held back, it should be him because otherwise, he's irrelevant to the show. Now before you all go hating on me, these are just MY opinions.
Oh and I almost forgot! Kurt. Yeah, he was a great character in season 1 and good in season 2, but after a while, he gets old. And personally, I can't stand Klaine. They have no chemistry. Kurt has more chemistry with Karofsky!
lol acting chemistry trumps writing and the horrible, problematic history between characters, sounds legit!
Finchel Forever?!!!!!!!! (VOMIT!!!) At least "Klaine" never cheated on each other and whined about being front and center of the glee club like Rachel & Finn does. I cannot stand to see them on Glee nor hear them sing. God Rachel gets more solos than anybody on the show!!! If Ryan is samrt he will just keep Kurt in Lima and let him become a teacher assistant or something associated with McKinley.
Wow, keeping Kurt trapped in Lima even though his storyline has been building up to leaving that stifling town since the very first season is "smart"? This is great klogic.
Stop wanting Kurt to stay in Lima just of your Klaine fantasy. Kurt wants something bigger and more than that. He is 18 and has some dreams. God.
Umm solos go to your best people
Why on Earth would Kurt stay in Ohio? That's awful. If you're a Kurt fan at all you shouldn't even cosnider this good for him. It's against everything he stands for and hopes for and has worked towards. He and Blaine could work it out of discuss their plans – not allow Kurt to settle for something he doesn't want.
Not even Blaine wants that baring in mind he pushed to assist Kurt with his application and dreams!
Kurt + Dave + NY.
I dream it so bad!
I'm tired of this cast. Bring in new people!
lol klaine
Sometimes I wonder WHAT KIND OF GLEE SOME PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WATCHED FOR THREE YEARS.
Kurt in Ohio?????? Kurt doesn't want to stay in there! He wants to be in New York following HIS dreams.
Please, rewatch the entire show, NOT ONLY THE KLISS, okay?
I want Kurt to go to New York, there is nothing I want more than that. but that doesn't mean he and his boyfriend (who he actually loves) can't stay together because of that when apparently other couples are capable of staying together.
IDK why is this so difficult to understand for some people.
Please make Max Adler a regular
Please, he's the only good actor in the show with Chris and they have such a wonderflu chemistry. They always have the better scenes and they're so damn good (please, rewatch the last two episode to see this).
He deserves better than Glee, frankly. He's miles better than Darren Criss, Jenna Ushkowitz, Amber Riley, et al. when it comes to acting. Free the guy already. Free Chris while they're at it.
As a pretty casual viewer, I can do without any more of him to be honest. The storyline in Season 2 was compelling and his arc should have been finished better so I felt I could forgive his actions. I felt bad for him but I don't think this show needs more of sideline characters when it can't even write its main characters well anymore.
Max, don't you have a pilot you should be shooting right now?
This is barely funny on Gleeme, don't pollute other sites with this crap.
I agree
Awful… Won't watch the fourth season
I think the way the show was written in season 2 and the scenes Klaine has gotten in season 3 kind of frame them as endgame like Finchel and Brittana. It would be nice to see them split up for a season and try different things, because they never did get their Quinn or their Artie or their Sam or insert-other-midgame-person-here. That being said, I would love for the person to be NEW. Someone for the audience and characters to start fresh with. Kurt's first New York college romance should be fun and exciting with someone different, while Blaine's first relationship post-Kurt should be with someone who didn't try to get him to cheat with his boyfriend and then threw rock salt in his eyes. And if they don't bring someone new in for Kurt I know who they'd pair him with, and ew. Just no to a romance with Karofsky. I know Chandler might be new to McKinley or something, but I'm gonna hope that he's auditioning for NYADA and maybe something can happen with him and Kurt in season 4?
If at the end of season 4 when Blaine graduates, Kurt and Blaine decide that they tried it but already found their "soulmate" in high school, that works for me.
Seriously, I don't care who stay or who leaves as long as I have more Tina Cohen Chang in my TV Screen, I'm sorry but I really think she's the real underdog cuz every single one of this characters has had a real plot, she's just there, sitting in the background, like all the time, & they only give her one line per episode so we could think she's still existing, & yes, she gets to sing some songs, but compared with the amount of songs & solos every other cast member gets, that's nothing. Even recurring characters have more storylines than her! How is that fair?
I mean, the few times she's been focused on are the ones where she helps someone else.
& I know Jenna is not the best performer, nor has the best voice, but seriously if the writers want they could make a terrific character out of Tina, I mean, just look at her! She is always there for everyone (Mike & Artie with their dreams, Sunshine, Rachel, Quinn, etc.) & I seriously hope the producers would realize she is actually the most moral character & actually one of the fews who sets a good example for everyone.
I'm all for the Santana, Britt and Mercedes power troupe and Finchel sticking together and working through their relationship…
As for the rest INCLUDING your blatant disregard for Kurt and Blaine, a strong couple who have an endearing (if a little mundane due to lack of focus) relationship, these ideas are pretty awful.
I'd love to see more of Sam's plans and DEFINITELY more of Quinn – why disregard her. If written well, she could be a fantastic character. Plus, her relationship (and I mean friendship) with Rachel is fascinating and really interesting to me.
Rory's a little bland and Mercedes isn't used near as well as she could be.
Season 4 is going to be a big step for a show who can't even write their core chracters anymore and who leaves enormous plot holes gaping in storylines constructed entirely for ratings and shock tactics. It's a shame the show has gone so down hill. It used to be rather great.
I don't get the big commotion about the breaking up. They are so young and have different dreams, expectations in life. Why should Finchel and Klaine marry, just to please some rabid fans?
Just break up Finchel, ffs. Most ridiculous relationship ever.
Well, even though the comments on this post have been quite entertaining to read, I think you guys are all getting a little too upset over fictional characters on a tv show. You're free to discuss your opinions, but it shouldn't get to the point where you're actually getting angry and calling one another stupid. Just calm down. Turn your computer off. Go read a book. Or go outside and get some fresh air or something. Remember, there's a world outside the glee fandom (:
I actually love the idea of Will and Emma moving on to a better life in New Hampshire. Besides, if they were written off the show, I would finally convince myself to stop watching.
Everything elese is irrelevant.
I WANT MY SEBLAIIIINE !!!!! x)
I think it's a shame this article didn't mention the only truly inspiring gay character on this show, Dave. His last episode was a real lesson in how horrible bullying is and the role that each of us plays in giving a hand out to these troubled souls that only really want our love and support. Once Dave is a series regular character, he can fully sweep Kurt off his feet like only a real man is able to do, while Kurt shows him the motherly support that Dave needs so dearly.
I just don't want to see any more of Sebastian's smirking jerk. Give me that, and I'll be happy.
[Or as happy as this show makes me anymore…]
I like this b/c QUINN WILL BE FREE FROM FURTHER ASSASSINATION
and to come out
Am I the only one who remembers that Mercedes & Brittany are not graduating? Unless they are dropping out I don't think they could make a girl band and go to New York with Santana. That idea would be great otherwise.
I don't understand why so many people think "boring couple" equals the "worst couple"? Klaine have hardly had a real conversation since TFT.
I find it interesting that people can be bored with background interactions. But yes, Blaine needs to stop singing so much, so much.
Quinn leaving the show would be everything I could hope for and want. Out of all those things I'll take that. Hell, I'll even accept Klaine breaking up if that means Queen leaving.
The show is so awful I don't understand why people would want to bring Max Adler on this crappy show when he can do so much better stuff outside of the show. Yes his character is complex and interesting but at this point so unnecessary. They've handled his storyline well, give it the respect it needs and end it. He's not a regular and if they make him one, his storyline will get the same awful treatment as everyone else. The writers can't handle things well or consistent for more than 2 episodes.
The best thing to do here? Cancel the dang show.
I'm in a very rare and small minority. I like Quinn. I think the show, which tried very hard to be all-inclusive and show how unbiased they are, really showed that they hate anyone who's really beautiful and successful. It's the writers.
Wheelchair, check, black, check, gay, check, stupid, check, nerd, check, thug, check! But, beautiful girl, omg, she must be the villain.
And as far as the music goes, I liked a lot of it, but also after the first season, I sometimes felt like I was watching the 21st century version of Lawrence Welk.
I actually think these suggestions are kind of amazing. (Though I can see why they would be controversial towards certain fans.) The truth is that Glee really needs to change. While I still personally enjoy it from week to week, it no longer has any forward momentum, nowhere to go. What Glee needs to do is change realistically and in a satisfying way while still maintaining its identity, so we still know what show we're tuning into every Tuesday. I think these suggestions, while they might not be at all likely, accomplish that.
I like the idea that they're all in different places across the country, but the stories still connect and intertwine. (Like in Love Actually) I particularly appreciate the Kurt and Rachel going to NYADA bit, because, although I'm neither character's biggest fan, I would hate it if either one was stuck in Lima and couldn't make it in show business just for the show's convenience. (Like Jessie St. James) Realistically, would Rachel Berry ever let anything keep her away from New York? Even if she didn't get into NYADA and got rejected for every show she's auditioned for, Rachel would keep on trying until she did. I also think a Klaine break-up, and maybe even a Sebastian/Blaine hook-up, would be healthy for the Klaine relationship. It'll bring more depth to it, and wouldn't it be great to see them pining for each other as satisfyingly get back together? I'm not a huge fan of Finchel, and don't like when the show focuses too much on them, but I think that if they had a long distance relationship like that I would probably like it more. They are entertaining in small doses. Finn staying home and thinking about what to do with himself also seems like a natural progression for the life of a confused teenage boy, and it would provide the show entertaining opportunities to keep some of the action in McKinley if Finn did indeed take a couple of jobs at the school. Maybe Finn will find that his leadership qualities will prove that, like Mr. Schue, Finn's real passion is toward teaching? I also like the idea of having a small group of students being the focus at McKinley (Tina, Artie, Puck, Blaine…), which will give previously underdeveloped characters more screen time. I also want Rory to stay, not given many storylines, so he can become the new Brittany and stay in the background until he steals the show with his amazing one-liners. The Mercedes/Brittana storyline seems cute, and provides opportunities for emotional moments and amazing Naya Rivera, but doesn't require them to be in the forefront, because I know a lot of people are angry that Santana's been getting so much screen time while others barely get a word in.
I especially like the fact that this will separate the cast into three separate groups. New York: Rachel, Kurt, Mercedes, Santana, Brittany (though now that I look at it, that seems quite girl heavy?) McKinley High: Tina, Puck, Blaine, Sebastian, Artie… (boy heavy?) and add in a third Lima group which includes McKinley high students, but also includes Sam, Finn and Mike, so they'll have separate storylines outside of school. This seems to give us the best chance of getting all of our favorite characters in, and not feeling like anyone's being excluded.
I'm little annoyed that we know about Rachel, Kurt, Quinn and in some cases Mike's futures. However we don't know what is happening to Brittany, Santana, Finn, Puck, Mercedes or Sam's futures.
But this what I reckon should happen/or could end up happening
-All the couples will stay together or get together (Samcedes).
-Rachel, Kurt and Mike will get into their chosen school (TV magic always works it wonders).
-Sam, Puck and Mercedes could all easily stay in Ohio (unless Mercedes gets a record deal but Sam will have to be involved in it, won't he).
-Brittana will probably stay around and do something in Ohio or go elsewhere.
But yeah I hope they figure out something soon because Fans will probably get worried!!
Blaine is the most pointless character to ever exist on television, and Darren Criss is one of the worst actors on the show. I like Grant and think Sebastian is funny, but what point would he serve next year? The Warblers have no purpose, and they are just annoying every time they show up now.
I like the Troubletones in New York, but that's about it.
And LOL Bring Chord Overstreet back, give him a few good scenes and let him prove he's actually one of the best actors on the show, and then stick him in Lima at Community College. Sounds just like RIB, if you ask me.
Also, no way they are having Finchel do long distance.
The only ones actively courting graduation on screen are Kurt, Rachel, Finn, Mike, Sam and Quinn (and possibly Mercedes and Blaine?). Which means Artie, Tina, Santana et al graduate next year. I have NO idea how they will continue to use the graduates – Kurt, Rachel and Finn are the only ones with any hope for a continued role, honestly (and that's from someone who REALLY wouldn't mind it if those three plus Blaine sat out for a few eps).
But it would be really cool to have a Season 4 that focuses on a New Directions that has lost its two of its original driving forces and so many original members and has to find itself again. Maybe Will suddenly 'growing up', watching the kids move on, taking a new teaching job within Mckinley and being married.
Honestly, I wouldn't mind a bit if Glee finished in Season 4, with ND winning Nationals with the original, graduated members there to cheer them on, everyone moving on wiser and happier than they were when the series started, and Emma and Will expecting their first child to bring the series in a full circle. But that will never happen.
But I would miss the music.
I actually think regardless if S4 arc, Will and Emma will be expecting their first child. Emma will probably be pregnant in S4, that will be Will and Emma's big storyline next year. They have been hitting us on the head multiple times this year that Will and Emma both want children, so after they get married that is where I see them in S4. Emma pregnant and Will/Emma having their first child.
I think these are all very interesting and plausible ideas! I especially love the idea of Sebastian and Blaine, I think they would make an exciting couple in season 4 if it was done right. In all honesty I think we just need more Sebastian on our screens – Grant Gustin is extremely talented and I'll be very upset if he is not in the show again after only four episodes!
Lol all these are horrible and will and emma r never leaving the show they have 7 year contracts and they will be there till the end of the show. No matter how much some people both about will, he is a main character and him and emma whom is a series regular will be there till the end of the show. Deal with it
THIS^ I agree with everything you said Maggie :)
I think personally that Sue will make them all fail 12th grade somehow.
Best part of that…Rory went home!
Wow. If this wasn't a ploy to get glee lovers to fight and literally tear each other a new one during the hiatus – I'd be completely shocked. This is a "vision" of what they'd like to see, and honestly we don't even know if glee is coming back next season. *GASP*
For Klaine, I love them so but I want to see Blaine's backstory and Kurt working to get to NYADA; of course I'd love to see them work through this together..but I'm not gonna grovel..not too much. I really want Klaine to make it and I don't ship Seblaine, but they do have chemistry. However, I see Sebastian with someone else (maybe this new gay character RIB is searching for?) or maybe Karofsky? My wish is that Kurt and Blaine stay best friends no matter what.
Finchel. What could you say that hasn't already been said? I am getting a little annoyed how they are solely focused on them as a couple but maybe it's because they have the easiest story? I mean it's simple – Finn either comes with her to New York or he doesn't. If he does, they stay engaged and eventually get married; if not then they try the distance thing and Finn comes to the realization that he loves her too much and that she needs to focus on herself ("My dreams are bigger than you.") and he lets her go.
Brittana, I want to see you guys make it. Now as big of a Klainer that I am I truly see Brittana being the one to go the distance. Brittany is the perfect fit for Santana and she also brings out the more human side to her as opposed to the bitchy shell she tries to play off from.
I also see Tike for the long haul as well. A little part of me still ships Artina, but now I see it as BFFs.
If given a choice that they will do i dont want Santana and Brittany leave the show..they just did their storyline..we wanted more of #Brittana!!! they could have a new settings of Glee College level..Without the original cast is not the same anymore!! But if Brittana have to leave, i hope they have a proper storyline with the remaining episodes for them, and i hope they still be together in college…
if original cast will leave I WANT a REUNION already!!! a movie is better!!!
I would watch the heck out of your version of the Gleeverse.
I really like your ideas for everyone, except I can't see Will and Emma leaving.
This is why I wish Glee had introduced more new characters the past three seasons, and not made the ones they did introduce seniors as well. It'd be a lot easier to lose the originals (or even only have them pop in every so often) if we'd gotten to know/like new characters each year.
I can't wait to see how the graduating seniors stick around for next season. I know that we can't continue to follow all of them past their HS graduation, but I hope at least the ones that aren't brought back for season 4 will at least pop in once or twice.
This is brilliant, which means none of these things will happen. Although I don't see why Will and Emma couldn't just remain on the show while in NYC. Perhaps NYADA can give him the job you speak of, and interact with all the New Yorkers.
This is my ideas for a new cast members and the old ones in Season 4.
Nyada storylines for Kurt and Rachel, but they still juggle with their lovers (Finn and Blaine) on long distance relationships but…
Blaine become a close friend to the giant horse teeth of Sebastian. Both are the new leaders from New Directions. Sebastian is now in McKinley but he has a secret. He is the lost song of Sue Sylvester who gave some of her eggs for science.
Finn becomes a celebrity on internet after a heroic act caugthed on video. Soon He gets instant fame and Rachel feels jealous
Puck and Tina became couple after their first duet. Mike is not longer in Ohio. Tina sleeps with Puck.
Mercedes is pregnant. Sam is the father. They stay in Ohio working in a Club.
Artie and Quinn are dating. She doesn't go to Yale because her mother is broke after a nasty divorce and a nervous breakdown.
The new kids for New Directions are the winner from The Glee Project Second Season. Rory is still on the show but Joe doesn't.
Emma is pregnant.
Schue reunites with his former students and together create a musical theater company, thanks to Finn and his new fame. They upload "Pip Pip Hooray" the original musical play by Kurt Hummel to the internet and they became famous and help other glee clubs across the country
I am ready to see the last of Mercedes and Santana! Since Rachel, Kurt and Finn are all signed for next year I don't think Rachel or Kurt will be getting into NYADA. My bet is that they all end up doing some sort of reality show community theatre in Lima while Mr. Schue stays on with ND (Ricky Martin – are you kidding me?)and marries Emma. Brittany and Puck will have to repeat the year. Blaine is a junior so he'll be there. Sam too probably. Plus some newbies.
I definitely like some of the ideas here ! Kurt and Rachel should DEFINITELY go to NYADA. And I like the idea of mercedes/Santana/Brittany forming the girl group. I don't know about Brittany graduating though. . .
I'm glad you had Quinn recover and go to Yale.
Not sure about Ricky Marting taking over Glee club though ! What about the fact that Emma just made tenure ?
How about we write off Tina and Mike since they're useless and boring, and Sebastian can rot in prison for being a douche who almost blinded Blaine, and Kurt and Blaine can stick it out long term. Oh, and Sugar can go too. She's funny, but not funny enough to keep around.
I had forgotten how MUCH MORE FUN reading all the comments about GLEE is than actually watching the show. Glee's becoming pretty unwatchable. Yes, you don't have to say nobody forces me to endure it. I know. All of the suggestions here, as laughable and downright lame as they can be, are not worse than what we've actually witnessed on the actual show. Anyway, just wanted to say it's really fun to see how people like to diss and get so worked up about some fictional characters.
So these sucked.
An honest reaction to your list:
-As much as I think the writers need to step outside and take a deep breath before writing more Finchel (they're getting stale), I agree that its only logical for them to stay a part of season 4.
-I think that after all Mike went through to get into his school and really pursue his dreams it would be illogical for him to stay behind. Besides, he and Tina (while not perfect) seem to have the stablest relationship, and seem like the only two who could successfully manage long distance. I wish we could have had more of him before now, but I think its time to cut losses.
-Finn, I could go either way with him, although from a storytelling stand point, keeping him in Lima makes it much easier to work Kurt and Rachel back into the plot from NYC. I could live with it.
-I like the idea of Puck stepping up, he's really changed since we first met him and having a familiar face would do a lot to help easy in the new kids (if that the route they're going.) I actually love this idea, I hope it comes through.
-Quinn's storyline has been all over the place this season, I think you're right. Its time for her to get a simple wrap up once and for all.
-I'll take any return of the Trouble Tones that I can get! More girl power on the show is a great idea, and I'd tune in to follow them (provided that they move to the background a bit, I'd still like the show's center to be McKinley. Casually updates from the big apple please!)
-I'd miss Samcedes, they seem so sweet, but your plan makes the most sense for the show. I could deal with it. Outside of Mercedes and dancing with his kid siblings, I've never cared all that much either way for Sam.
-I'm seriously enjoy Sebastian and hope that he will stick around. So unabashed, so not PC, and so funny for it a lot of the time. I'd also enjoy a more will-they-won't-they romance, and I'd love to see what Blaine and Sebastian brought out in each other (particularly since Blaine's been pretty flat for a while). That relationship gets my vote.
-Artie and Sugar with funny lines is fine by me, any way you hash it to be honest. I bet they'd be a funny couple to watch, which is something Glee could really do well. I wouldn't mind keeping Rory around though, and actually giving him something to do.
-As long as they keep Beastie around, that woman is wonderful in all her scenes. I'm afraid I'll have to hold judgement on a Sue/sugar/beastie rivalry until I saw just where the writers went with it. It seems to be one of those things that could be genius or cringe-worthy, with no middle ground at all.
-To be honest, I'd like Klaine to break up sooner, or at least face some drama! They've been doing so little for so long, and any kind of promising story lines that come up for them fizzle practically before I can care. I've basically given up on them at this point, but we'll see. I certianly wouldn't mind a sweet break up before going separate ways. It'd be a nice way to end the series.
-And just because its the last few comments I can see, I quite like Dave Karofsky but I don't think there would be any place for him in season 4. His storyline is mostly tied in to Kurt's, and I'd rather have him in an episode or two more this season and exit on a hopeful note than to needless shoehorn him into somewhere he won't fit next season.
That awkward moment when people call Karofsky stalker, but forget what Blaine did to Kurt in the in car. But hey, that's okay, he is his boyfriend, he can try to rape him anytime he want to. Hypocrisy at it's finest, dear Klainers.
1) I like that Rory's gone.
2) There's no way Puck fails, but Britney passes. If one of those two fails, the other one better fail too. I feel like they're a matched set. NOT AS A COUPLE, but only in regards to graduation. They either both graduate or they both fail. It only makes sense.
If they plan to keep it simple to just one setting and simplify things, might as well clean house with the graduates except for Rachel (and maybe Puck and Brittany) of course. I'm actually sick of Kurt and Santana hogging the screen for the past two seasons and it would be great if the limelight stayed out of their way. Rachel wouldn't get into NYADA and maybe start her own musical troupe/help start an original local musical [like Smash lol] with help from the Glee Club members new and old.
And Will would continue to make the the most eye-rolling decision moments on Earth.
I was really looking forward for Glee to follow Skins UK pattern – change the whole cast every few (Skins – 2, Glee – 3) years. If they were at least a bit smart they could make great and succesfull spin-off. The NY thing sounds perfect, especialy the Troubletones part! We need more of that power trio (since we can't have the Unholy Trinity :( )


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Your Cheatin' Heart (1952)Written by Hank Williams SrHank Williams SrSeptember 17, 1923 – January 1, 1953
"Your Cheatin' Heart" is a song written and recorded by country music singer-songwriter Hank Williams in 1952, regarded as one of country's most important standards. He was inspired to write the song while driving with his fianceé from Nashville, Tennessee to Shreveport, Louisiana. After describing his first wife Audrey Sheppard as a "Cheatin' Heart", he dictated in minutes the lyrics to Billie Jean Jones. Produced by Fred Rose, Williams recorded the song on his last session at Castle Records in Nashville, Tennessee, on September 23.
"Your Cheatin' Heart" was released in January 1953. Propelled by Williams' recent death during a trip to a New Year's concert in Canton, Ohio, the song became an instant success. It topped Billboard's Country & Western chart for six weeks, while over a million units were sold. The success of the song continued. Joni James' version reached number two on Billboard's Most Played in Jukeboxes the same year, while Ray Charles' 1962 version reached number 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 13 on the UK Singles Chart. The song ranked at 217 on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, and was ranked number 5 on Country Music Television's 100 Greatest Songs in Country Music.~Source Wikipedia
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By Marlene Deschler
Thursday, January 17, 2013 7:26 AM
Announcing Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder! The bride's colors were peacock themed. Instead of the traditional white dress, she instead chose a complementary green color that matched her wedding color palette and her complexion very nicely.
Ye Old Gray Barn may have been an unusual place for a wedding, but the creative photo opportunities that surrounded it captured the bride's and groom's personalities perfectly.
The love of acting brought them together, but they aren't acting anymore ... this is true love.
Sarah Holland is a native of Spring Grove and has been involved in Ye Olde Opera House productions since she was a child. After moving away for a while, she had decided to move back to her hometown. The year was 2005 and that summer's production at Ye Olde Gray Barn was "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers."
"After being gone for a while, this was going to be my comeback production to be involved in YOOH again," remarked Sarah.
"At the auditions, I remember seeing this guy who had on a T-shirt with a quirky saying on it. It just sort of sparked something and I remember thinking to myself 'I think I could like this guy,'" she added with a smile and a little laugh.
Mark Schroeder is from the La Crosse area and after being away from the area for a while he had also returned to his hometown. At a wedding, he bumped into a college acquaintance, David Storlie (Spring Grove native). During their conversation David asked Mark if he acted or sang and Mark said yes and that actually he was looking to get involved in community theater again. This was perfect timing as auditions for "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" was coming up.
"I remember wearing a unique T-shirt to the auditions to make a bit of a statement, to be remembered, as no one really knew me there," Mark recalled with a little smile. And it apparently worked, at least most definitely for one person! Schroeder has since become a familiar face on the YOOH stage, having been in every musical since.
Ironically, the first musical that Sarah and Mark were in together ("Seven Brides for Seven Brothers) was a wedding musical. The play began a friendship between Sarah and Mark, one that had underlying flirtations that may not have always been obvious to them, but was to those around them.
"Before we began dating we ran into each other in Decorah one evening. Mark was out to eat with his parents and I was with some friends. We talked for a little bit and then went about our evening plans," Sarah recalled.
"Later his parents told us that they noticed a spark between us then and always suspected there was maybe more."
The "more" came in February 2008 when Mark and Sarah officially started dating. This was just the pre-show to their own musical.
"I always thought that it would be cool to be married at the barn, but I didn't think it would ever work," Sarah commented.
"I knew it would have to be a certain guy where the barn also meant something to him and I just didn't know if it ever would really be possible." But it was.
"My family had always done our special events at Trinity Lutheran in La Crosse, so I had a slight pause when we discussed having the wedding at the barn, but I knew it was the right place," added Mark.
For the couple, it took a lot of planning to get all the pieces to come together. "We had many out-of-town people that we wanted to be a part of it, so we needed to make sure it worked for them. We needed to work around the summer musical rehearsal schedule. There was also another wedding that summer of a couple that was also very involved in YOOH, so we wanted to plan around that as well because many of the same people would be at both weddings," Sarah explained.
"So once all the pieces fell into place and we had the cast committed, the crew followed."
"We were both a part of the summer production and we really liked the play, so it really just felt right to do it at the barn," added Mark.
"It was maybe more work than a traditional wedding at the church, but it was worth it," Sarah said.
"Jim and Karen Gray (owners of Ye Olde Gray Barn) always have the grounds looking wonderful for the summer musicals, but they went above and beyond; they did extra work and the place looked excellent for our wedding."
She noted that Karen planted flowers in the boxes and made sure they were colors that coordinated with the bride's theme. Jim had the grass looking the best it has ever looked, noted Sarah and he painted an archway with the couple's names on it. "They were just awesome!" noted Sarah.
"As I look back at it now, I really see how the wedding and planning was similar to a play," remarked Sarah.
"My mom always helps with props and furniture for plays; she helped me with those sorts of things for the wedding. Kay Cross helps with costumes for plays and she made my wedding dress for me. My brother drove a golf cart to escort people from parking to seating, just as it is done for plays. I guess planning the wedding did feel a bit like directing or producing a play as we were telling people what jobs to do right up until the ceremony."
"But the actual wedding felt like a wedding," they both agreed.
They both explained that in a play everything is so rehearsed that one knows what is coming next. "In a play I feel like I'm thinking about what is next, what is next, but yet during the wedding I was very much focused and in the moment of what was happening right then," Mark expressed and Sarah agreed.
It was a great day, the couple noted, adding that the weather had been oppressively hot, but cooled down enough that day to be comfortable for their guests.
"I would definitely do it in the same place again; the barn is a wonderful place and has many wonderful memories for us," Sarah added with a smile.
"We realized something very special about our wedding date of July 7 or 7-7 - we met auditioning for 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers' or 7-7! Now that just gives me the chills!"
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North Melbourne will step up its bid to have a third home game in Hobart when it meets with Tasmanian officials in June.
Kangaroos' chief executive Carl Dilena and club bosses will head to Hobart to meet with Tasmania Cricket chairman Tony Harrison, with TC running Blundstone Arena, while there will also be discussions with Hobart City Council and the RACT. The Roos' current deal expires this season, with the club hopeful of adding an additional match.
The AFL is keen for the new two-year deal to tie in with Hawthorn's contract to play home matches in Launceston, which expires after the 2016 season.
With both contracts terminating at the same time, the AFL, the Kangaroos and the Hawks would be able to complete a review of football in the state, almost certainly resulting in more debate about whether Tasmania needs just one team playing seven or eight home games.
Harrison said he was hopeful a three-game deal would be brokered.
"We are obviously keen as the ground managers for them to play additional games," he said.
"We have been very pleased with the arrangement. We have been very pleased with North Melbourne and the AFL and the games have been very successful."
Blundstone Arena is undergoing a multimillion dollar redevelopment, with its capacity increasing from 15,000 to 20,000.
"Our redevelopment is progressing very well and is all on schedule," Harrison said.
It's understood the Kangaroos pocket about $500,000 a game in Hobart.
The Roos will play the first of their matches there this season against St Kilda in round 17, with the Adelaide Crows to follow in round 22.
On another fixturing issue, the Kangaroos will have to wait until the end of June for the AFL Commission to determine whether Good Friday football is introduced.
Carlton, Western Bulldogs and the Roos have pitched hard for the match, extolling the benefits of working with the Royal Children's Hospital Appeal, but the commission will need to review a report into the merits of ending a football-free day, expected to be completed by AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan and general manager of broadcasting and scheduling, Simon Lethlean. If the fixture is given the go-ahead for next season, it will be held in round one.
The Bulldogs have argued they need a potential blockbuster like this as part of the AFL's equalisation measures.
Other measures are set to be unveiled this week, with the weaker clubs expected to receive more than $700,000 a year in additional funding.
This will, in part, come from a tax on football-department spending, where clubs are likely to have to pay 75 cents for every dollar they exceed the "soft cap", and a tax on revenue. The revenue tax has been capped at $500,000, although it's unclear what clubs will have to prove to show they deserve a hand-out from the central pot.


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Welp, the situation down in Tallahassee just got a lot more interesting. From Yahoo!:
The statement released to the Times by Patricia Carroll, the unnamed alleged victim's family attorney, accuses the Tallahassee Police Department of failure to fully follow up on the initial rape complaint; prematurely and unilaterally alerting Winston's attorney and Florida State campus police to the situation; and painting a foreboding picture of the potential fallout from accusing a Seminoles football player of sexual assault.
"We requested assistance from an attorney friend to interact with law enforcement on the victim's behalf," the statement said. "When the attorney contacted Detective [Scott] Angulo immediately after Winston was identified, Detective Angulo told the attorney that Tallahassee was a big football town and the victim needs to think long and hard before proceeding against him because she will be raked over the coals and her life will be made miserable."
Thus we have arrived at a freshly ugly, bombshell allegation in big-time college football.
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BEST Program's Celebrity Showdown
The Ohio Cattlemen's Association BEST Program Celebrity Showdown to benefit Make-A-Wish is going to be held at the Clark County Fairgrounds at Springfield this Friday, February 8, beginning at 6 p.m.
Stephanie Sindel, BEST Program Coordinator says celebrity judges Justin Boren of the NFL's Denver Broncos, Jim Cordle with the New York Giants and Ohio State Buckeye linebacker Zach Boren will add a new wrinkle to cattle judging.
"Those three celebrity judges are going to pick their Top 10 preferred animals of the show," said Sindel. "That being said, we know they don't exactly sort stock shows every day, so it will be a new blend of what we're not particularly used to seeing at other shows on the weekends.
Several Make-A-Wish children will be on hand, participating in the Celebrity Showdown activities. The BEST program hopes to raise $8,000 for Make-A-Wish.
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The 'Weekly Watch' On Content Management With all the activity in the content management market, I thought it would be a good idea to start a weekly ritual of quick blurbs and sound bites from vendors, users, and anyone else who'd like to throw their message in the mix.
Mission-Critical Apps Continue To Descend From The Clouds There's a lot of interesting scenarios these days around the intersection of software-as-a-service (SaaS) and content management. Thanks to companies like Google, Salesforce.com, and Amazon, cloud-based computing is no longer some mythical, business-led, revolutionary approach to accessing technology. Everyday, mission-critical applications are being neatly packaged and delivered to business users regardless of time, place, or device.
Oracle: They Do So Much But Can They Do Everything? It's always a challenge for something baked into an enterprise platform to be as competitive as the pure-play providers. And in most cases, if content management is the set of applications you're trying to incorporate, it can be even more daunting.
In Post-Enron Era, E-Mail Governance Still A Challenge E-mail governance might not be the sexiest thing when it comes to content technologies, but don't tell that to your CIO or general counsel. Besides keeping them out of jail, a solid e-mail governance strategy drives compliance, improves information retrieval, and reduces paper.


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MORE support is needed for adult siblings of people with autism, say researchers in York.
The team from the University of York has highlighted the need for greater awareness of issues faced by siblings of people with autism plus a learning disability.
An 18-month study, by the university's Department of Health Sciences, explored their experiences and identified their needs, and found that the significance of sibling relationships – often characterised by strong feelings and loyalties – had generally been overlooked, with little support available.
Dr Rosemary Tozer, of the Department of Health Sciences, said the experiences and views of adult siblings, "not considered in practice", could make a valuable contribution when developing policy and services.
She said: "Not enough practical and emotional support is provided to parents and siblings on how to manage a child's autism.
"We are recommending this support should be provided as a matter of course, not just in a crisis."
The study interviewed 21 adult siblings, aged between 25 and 67, about their past and current sibling relationship, and their hopes and fears for the future.
It also involved 12 of the siblings' brothers or sisters with autism and a learning disability, most of whom were in residential homes or supported living.
In addition, 11 professionals, including key workers, house and care managers, nominated by the siblings, were interviewed.
Dr Tozer said siblings could offer an important, supportive, long-term relationship, especially for those who had difficulties in communication and social understanding, and whose social contacts were often limited to paid staff.
All siblings interviewed commented on a lack of advice for their family from professionals about how to deal with autistic behaviours.
Many mentioned the difficulties associated with late diagnosis of autism.
Disruption to family activities, worries about stressed parents and lack of understanding from peers and other relatives dominated many accounts.
Dr Tozer said: "They [siblings] are also likely to have had extra caring roles while growing up, perhaps leading to mixed feelings about how much they can contribute to the support of their sibling in adulthood.
"Most siblings described close relationships with their brother or sister with autism.
"This was evidenced by a shared history and understanding, use of humour, gesture and effective communication.
"Siblings described the love and protectiveness they felt for their brother and sister as well as sadness at the lack of reciprocity and limitations of communication in their relationship," she said.


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This whole thing feels like an exercise in a humble/brag.
I've been accused of being an intelligent and clever man. I'm a big reader (about a book a week).
Life is too serious to take it seriously. I'm a fan of the funny. Sitcoms, funny movies, and live comedy shows are typically all "Aces" in my book.
I grew up in Illinois, lived in Texas for just under a decade, and moved to LA over 10 years ago.
I became an uncle for the first time about two years ago.
Karaoke, I'm a big fan of (you might have seen me sometime at the Gaslight or Brass Monkey).
Spelling on the other hand, is something I don't do well. More often then not, I feel I've lucked into the correct spelling when I'm writing something. Thank you spellcheck!
Genre: Sci-Fi, Sci-Fantasy, Mystery, Spy, Action, and Comedy!
Music: Varied; everything from Sinatra to Greenday to Garth Brooks to Weird Al
Podcasts: The Nerdist, Wits, Thrilling Adventure Hour, The Smartest Man in the World, and Doug Loves Movies
Food: I'm a meat and potatoes kind of guy, but you can toss in a pizza any time.
One of my favorite live shows to go to is called A Drinking Game. They have actors read a classic 80's (ish) movie script and you're given a series of keywords to drink on. The actors are also drinking and they have more "drink" words than the audience, so by the end of the 2 hour show, it's gotten more than a little goofy!
1. A good book to read
2. Oxygen
3. Water
4. Food
5. Someone to talk to
6. Technology
This was apparently too broad. Funny and clever are absolutely essential, but perhaps a few more descriptors are in order.
Non smoker
No drugs
Your crazy doesn't exceed a 7 on a scale of 1-10 (we all have our little moments of crazy, just please, not too much) 😉
And sass. Sass is fun!