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August 28th, 2013 11:40 PM #71
What a lovely bunch of messages to come home to this evening! Thanks for the reviews and the thoughts on each.
By the way, I informed Hubby that he is now Rory Pond, as my Berry Friends have dubbed him Mr. Sarah. He seemed to think it was pretty hilarious.
So I have a list of several names to which I am Saying Goodbye. Thanks for the great feedback to help me clear these up right off.
Roxanne. Um…so I have no idea how it came to pass that I have NEVER heard that song before. It came out before I was born but I listen to a LOT of oldies, though come to think of it my favorite station played through 1969, so it would appear that I managed to miss this one. Uh… so yeah, I was going off Cyrano de Bergerac as my one association with the name, which I happen to like even if it is a bit tragic. BUT I do see how that song could make Roxanne a real doozy for the grandparents to have to announce to their colleagues. So…goodbye, Roxanne. Your name is like a golden bell.
Lilac. Ugh, most excellent point: she WILL get confused for Lila. This is a case where the "similar replacement name" is too obscure, and still too similar, to stand on its own without a lot of hassle. Goodbye, Lilac, you were dewy and fresh and sweet, but Lila is not, and I don't want you to be Lila.
Fiora. Another comparison to a familiar top name shoots this one down. Fiona has been on a steady rise for the past decade and is almost certainly headed for Top 100 status or more. Fiora will just come across as Fiona misspelled, or worse, a "we're being creative and changing a top name just a little bit!" name. Sigh…Goodbye, Fiora. You're so fiery and interesting, and I thought maybe you would be a good Fiona stand-in…but that's all you would be, a Fiona stand-in.
Ffion. If Berries don't know how to say this one, nobody will. I thought it was like Fiona without the final A, but again, it's just going to fall into the same pitfall as Fiona. I'd rather just pick Fiona and have people know how to say the poor kid's name. And since Mr. Sarah can't get over the ogre, well, I think this is the end of the line for the Fiona-type names. Goodbye, Ffion. You look exotic but nobody knows what to do with you.
Nadia. I don't actually love this one, I just can't seem to permanently shake it off my list. I don't think it would be a good choice in the long run for that reason, and besides, there are others here I like better. Since people reviewed this one as cutesy I'd rather pick Daisy on that point, and since it was also reviewed as elegant I'd rather pick Gwenyth for that description. So goodbye, Nadia. You're pretty and sweet but this time you got beaten.
Lydia. Because of the on-again-off-again status of this one, I'm officially moving it to the Middle Name List. Good points have been mentioned here. I think I might regret not using it. But I might regret using it in the first name spot. And yes. Somber. That's what I'm looking for on that. And the Snore. That too. So Goodbye, Lydia, but only sort of, because you'll make an awesome middle or second-middle name.
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Zoria. This. Is. New. I like it. I'm not even going to try to guess whether I can get the hubby on board. But I'll run it by him.
Zelia. I've never particularly noticed this one either, but I like it. Apparently, I like the Z names… Also, I should note that I loooooooove Zia, and I guess I should have thought it through because I nn'd a kid just plain "Z."
In danger of leaving:
Zora. At least one person mentioned a similarity to Zoe. Which we already have as a cousin. With the same surname. We don't see them a lot, but it's a strike against to consider.
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@averelladavina – thanks, I like your combo Daisy Lydia, those two do balance each other, and I like the repeating Y's. Haha, you're right that Gwyneth, Magdalene, Magnolia & Fiora are all ones I seem to love – the former three have been at the top of my list for two years and I have not been able to get DH on board. We'll see what he says after he has some time to ponder the list for a day or two. Thanks for your comments about Lydia, too. I think you're right. The issue with Tesla is we REALLY don't like the T.T. alliteration. It works for some letters, like actress Amy Adams, but T's just start to give me a headache. Interesting approach to extract that nn though, thanks!
@ottilie – Thank you for all your helpful comments! I'm actually sort of relieved to see SOMEONE not hate Ms. Paltrow. I feel like every time I say the name, somebody has to tell me about how terrible the actress is. Ugh. I mean, I can handle it for the next couple of years while the kid is little, and I can't see this lasting for the next 20 years, you know? But sorry to make you sad on that point ;-)
I'm glad to hear of a grownup Daisy, I wonder if that name fares better on your side of the pond?
@handsallover – Hi again! Yeah, I'm trying to keep the first page updated so it's easy for people to leave comments that will be helpful & relevant, without having to wade through pages and pages of chatter and comments (interesting though it has been!). Everything here is very helpful, and you'll probably have noticed your influence above in some of these already being cut (and some staying!). Thanks!
@ana106 – Oh, Lorna DOES seem rather in keeping with Tesla and Zelda, doesn't it. There's just something not quite right though…I think maybe my grandma had a friend by this name and I can't quite shake the "old lady" feel of it yet. Thanks for the new ideas. I think Magdalena was on the list before as an attempt to get away from all the names that end in N. Yes, Wendy could work for some of the Gwen names, I just like Gwen better, more streamlined and elegant to me.
@rhiatayler – Haha, well, *I* certainly won't stop you from coming back for more. Haha! All very helpful while I sort all of these out. Laura is a bit ho-hum for me, though DH would probably love it. Oh, good. Someone else out there understands the woodsiness of Gwyneth. This makes me happy.
@lavenderbelle – ALL very helpful, especially about Iverine, I will note to see whether that is a frequent problem. I did consider Anna-Rose a bit, but I was afraid it sounds like Ann Arose so I wasn't sure. I wish I could love more of the Rose-variations, Rosalie is so cute and spunky, but it always makes me think of the disease roseaola. Boo, you've mentioned many of my favorite flower names, but hubby has already nixed them. Thank you for the new suggestions.
@marywash08 – Wendy Magnolia and Thessaly Willow are my favorites of your combos, though I still don't think I can get behind Thessaly…Thessalonica, Thessalonians..it just seems a little bit weird to me. Piper rhymes with our surname, which is also an occupation name, so that one works less than most. :-P Zinnia, ah…I didn't even have the heart to put that one back on the final considerations. My husband really, really doesn't seem to like that one.
@kala_way – Shenandoah is a song DH and I love so that's why it's on the middles list. There's already a Shannon in the family. Ooh, hadn't thought of Amaryllis being a Toddlers/Tiaras sort of name, that's something to consider for sure.
To Be Continued because I maxed out Nameberry's character limit...
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Dulcinea Liberty Lanz nn "Daisy"
August 28th, 2013 11:41 PM #73
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@sleepysessha – Okay, yes, this one was a book. And quite an enjoyable read, so thanks! I was talking with…Mr. Sarah… last night and mentioned that I just couldn't picture a Willow on our kid. He said that Willow is someone like my sister R. And I said, yes, that's the thing… Willow is a Hippie name and R is a Hippie. I actually LOL'd at your description, because sister R DID run through the woods in a fairy dress – or made camouflage jackets to wear with her prom dresses – and, yes, grew up to be introverted/intelligent/creative/bohemian style/reads like a loon/gentle earthy mother…she cooks alright but the garden is pretty spectacular…builds her own chicken coops, does historical re-enacting, uh…yes. I think that you and I and the Mr. may share about the same image for that name. And since we recently moved away from the country home for a place in the suburbs, I almost feel like it's now almost laughable for us to up and use Willow. If that makes any sense at all. The children really and truly are likely to take fencing lessons, but running through the brambles day and night just really isn't going to happen anymore.
Your genius nn ideas might make me die of happiness. Adelaide nn Daisy? I'd come up with Adele and some others, but never, not ever, Daisy. You might even give me a reason to consider Adelaide here.
And Dagny as a nn for Magdalene…Oh. My. I'm definitely telling Mr. Sarah about this one. If YOU give him reason to consider Magdalene, I might have to hop a train to Oregon to personally shake your hand.
Thanks for even more nn options on Magnolia as well. Eek, you've made my day happy.
Daisy Duke, eh, I wondered if I would hear about her. Some of my mom's extended family is pretty Deep South so that might not be a good tribute name after all. Shasta, now that's a good suggestion and maybe a better approach. Will also ponder that one.
Yes, unfortunately…Eve and Iverine are pretty similar. That's a definite drawback. Yes, pronunciation is EYE-va-reen. Though apparently in Norway it's EVE-ah-reen, and the Norwegian Berries so far don't seem upset that it got changed by my great-grandparents.
Gwyneth – Oh, sorry, it just seems like every time I bring up that name someone has to tell me how she has a crazy diet or did some horrendous thing or other and is completely crazy. Ugh. I actually think she's pretty gorgeous and I've always enjoyed the movies I've seen her in.
Ok skipping down to the new ideas – I actually really like Esmerelda, but I was afraid it would be too Hunchback of Notre Dame… but nn Zelda is ever so tempting.
LOL well you'll have to find someone else to pick Nazareth. It does make sense along with the other Biblical place-names, but I named my guitar Bethlehem so that just seems weird, lol.
Aubrey, ahhhhh you slay me. I love, love, love Aubrey. For BOYS. I'm hearthbroken that the girls took it into Top 20 land, and now I must leave Captain Aubrey forever sailing the seas and never championing his way through my living room with a play sword and a pot lid for armor.
Arietty – I've thought of this one. I sort of think one of my sisters will be heartbroken if I take this. I don't know for sure, but since I've never LOVED it and she has for years, I think I'll stick with others I actually have a more legit claim to.
@mousehouse7 – Thank you ever so much for your comments and top favorite nominations! I appreciate all the feedback to help me sort through which ones I love and which ones do deserve another look!
@jem – Yes, Evie/Ivy/Iva is definitely a possible problem there. Rena maybe? Probably flirts too much with DH's dreaded Eileen…
Wow, you have a lot of fantastically-named friends! Thank you for all your comments, and also thank you for adding to my suspicion that the under-30's are not as aware of Ms. Paltrow! Gretel is very sweet, but I was afraid it might be too overtly fairytale-ish, considering the set we have going on so far…
@indecisive – Thanks for your suggestions and don't worry about skipping the other pages. I try to keep the front page up-to-date so nobody has to bother with all that. SOOOO many people have suggested Marin/Maren. I think it's ever so pretty, but a friend of mine is named Maren and she thinks it's just the most awful Hippie name ever. I'm pretty sure she would die of heart failure if I used her name after she has bashed it so much herself!
Okay these are still standing:
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU to everyone for all the feedback and thoughts. I learned some connections I didn't know, I collected some new nns, and overall, found a very productive bunch of information here.
It's a girl coming in March!
Dulcinea Liberty Lanz nn "Daisy"
August 29th, 2013 01:11 AM #75
What about Zafrina? I know its kind of off the wall, but I was just sitting here reading through your updates and as I saw Serafina, this one just popped into my head. Annnnnnd, you could use the nn Fia.
Just a passing thought.
Anyways, I thought Rose was... Snore? I love the nn Rosie, though berries seem divided on that one.
I like Sunday nn Daisy. I dont know why. Random names are just swimming around in my head. Has someone suggested Sunniva?
I love Willow, its just so breezy. Before this thread, I just sort of liked it, but all of the imagery has just made me fall in love with it. If Sessha doesnt quit adding names to my never ending list i dont know what Im gonna do. How does she come up with this stuff? Scarlett nn Star? I adore it. Your thread is adding to my list lol.
Iverine is cute, but dont you have a peregrine? Its a tad matchy. If im confusing you with someone else im soooooo sorry. Its very late, and Im exhausted.
I like Magnolia more than Magdalene. Its just so fresh. Magnolia. Beautiful flowers and a beautiful name. All sunshine and warmth.
Couldnt Winter nn Wendy/Windy work, or is that just plain weird? *sigh*
Gwen is so spunky. Definitely has the cool factor. I think Gwen is fiery and fiesty.
Has someone suggested Soraya? Sora is close to Zora.
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How To Study A Volcano
One of the most dangerous jobs in science has to be a volcanologist. When you watch the video above you can see why (although trying to get that close to a bubbling cauldron of lava is not just dangerous; it's stupid enough that even your fellow volcanologists will yell at you). But collecting and analyzing samples of lava and deadly gases are just a couple tools in the volcanologist's box; here are some of the other—safer—ways they study volcanoes:
Measure seismic activity: Earthquakes are an early warning sign that something is going on underground with a volcano. The rumblings can be difficult to interpret, but an increase in activity often presages an eruption.
Measure ground movements: Scientists often set up sensitive tiltmeters that can detect the tiniest changes in the shape of a volcano's surface. Before an eruption, the volcano may start to bulge as magma accumulates closer to the surface. Before Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980, the north side of the volcano visible bulged, but more often this deformation is detectable only with sophisticated equipment.
Take the volcano's temperature: If a volcanologist wants to see how hot a volcano has become and which lava flows are newer (and hotter), there's no need to get up close. A thermal imaging camera on an airplane or satellite can take a picture and identify the hot spots.
Check on its geophysical properties: Minute changes in the electrical conductivity, magnetic field and even gravity around a volcano can indicate that something is brewing beneath the surface.
Map it in three dimensions: A 3-D map of all the nooks and crannies on the surface of a volcano can help scientists make predictions about where the lava will flow and who is most in danger in the event of an eruption.
Study the volcano's past: Scientists examine geologic deposits to learn about past eruptions, which can give important clues to what a volcano may do in the future.
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Volcanoes have fascinated me since I was a lad. An entry in my bucket list is to visit the site of a volcano like Kilauea, to be able to observe lava flows, at least from a safe distance.
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- Air & Space magazine, May 2012
To Lockheed Skunk Works aeronautical engineer Clarence "Kelly" Johnson, the super-secret spyplane he designed in the mid-1950s was "Angel." To the Central Intelligence Agency, which used it extensively during the cold war, it was "Article." To the rest of the world, which learned of its existence when the Soviet Union shot one down in 1960 and forced the U.S. government's hand, it was a marvel. The Lockheed U-2 could fly at 70,000 feet—higher than any other aircraft had flown. On missions that stretched 6,400 miles, it could photograph secret bases and hidden missile sites while eluding enemy fighter aircraft, if not always surface-to-air missiles.
On its most famous spy mission, it spotted Soviet nuclear missiles deployed 90 miles from Key West, Florida, a 1962 sighting that touched off the Cuban Missile Crisis. Since that time, it has for the most part matched its high altitude with a low profile, surreptitiously watching the enemy in virtually every U.S. conflict from the Vietnam War to Iraq. But the Dragon Lady is a difficult airplane to handle. And Air Force pilots flying the U-2 today to gather intelligence on insurgents in Afghanistan are flying longer, more stressful missions than those who flew the first variant, nearly 60 years ago.
FOR THE U-2, the 1960s began inauspiciously. On May 1, 1960, pilot Francis Gary Powers, flying a U-2 mission as part of a joint operation between the Air Force and the CIA, was shot down over Sverdlovsk in the Soviet Union and taken prisoner. The incident forced the United States to ramp up another way to get reconnaissance: the Corona satellite program. (Powers was later exchanged for Soviet spy Vilyam Fisher, also known as Rudolf Abel.)
But satellites couldn't go where the U-2 could. In 1964, the spyplane gave the CIA a detailed look at France's new nuclear test site at Mururoa Atoll in French Polynesia. (France had picked the remote South Pacific atoll to replace its test site in Algeria after that country became independent.)
As the Vietnam War intensified, U-2s started flying in Southeast Asia to detect Viet Cong forces. Both the CIA and the U.S. Air Force were increasingly flying the Dragon Lady over Cambodia, Laos, and the two Vietnams (in 1964, the Air Force took over all U-2 flights over Southeast Asia, and the CIA focused on China). Until 1968, Nationalist Chinese pilots in Taiwan flew the U-2 over mainland China to monitor military activity (see "Lin Xu's Obsession").
In 1964, with foreign governments increasingly reluctant to allow basing and overflight rights, the CIA began flying the U-2 off of and onto aircraft carriers. That operation, dubbed Project Whale Tale, lasted about a decade. In August 1974, the CIA handed off all U-2 operations to the Air Force.
THE END OF THE VIETNAM WAR brought a new mission for the U-2: Take over from drones and DC-130s the airborne monitoring of communications from North Korea. In May 1974, not long after the flights over North Korea began, the U-2 flew its last mission over Cuba. The Air Force handed off that duty to the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird.
During the 1970s, U-2s were dispatched to the Middle East to monitor the Arab-Israeli ceasefire, and Somalia, where the Soviets had set up a naval base.
But the aircraft also flew humanitarian missions, supplying aerial photography to the government of Guatemala after an earthquake ravaged that country in February 1976. Five stunningly sharp images were released to the U.S. media, writes Chris Pocock in 50 Years of the U-2: The Complete Illustrated History of the Dragon Lady, "[and] the publicity left a lasting and favorable impression of the aircraft."
NASA got a pair of the airplanes in 1971 to conduct Earth surveys. (It replaced them a decade later with the Earth Resources version of the U-2, Lockheed's ER-2.) Based at Dryden Flight Research Center in California, NASA's U-2s and ER-2s have flown more than 4,500 data missions and test flights.
BY 1980, the U-2 fleet had a new home—Beale Air Force Base near Marysville, California, joining the Blackbird in the Ninth Reconnaissance Wing. The tension was apparent, wrote Ernest Gann in his 1989 book The Black Watch: "There is often a certain condescension in the manner of SR-71 pilots and their 'backseaters.' They are inclined to regard the U-2 as a work mule, with a speed to match that animal.
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I know the USN experimented with launching an U-2 from an carrier but I take exception to your statement: "In 1964, with foreign governments increadingly reluctant to allow basing and over flight rights, the CIA began flying the U-2 off and and onto aircraft carriers". As one who has landed on and taken off from carriers, I would like more documentation as to proof of this statement. The U-2 was a glider with engines....landing aboard an aircraft carrier would have been extremely difficult if not impossible. EDITORS' REPLY: See THIS VIDEO.
Posted by William E Smith on March 30,2012 | 06:56 PM
I was fortunate enough to know U-2 pilot Jim Barnes during his time with NASA. He was one of the pilots who carrier qualified in the aircraft and almost died in the process. His time flying it went back to the cold war days flying over both Cuba and the Soviet Union and he retired having worked on the military's "Star Wars" program, flying air samples from the Mt. St. Helens eruption and many other interesting projects. He would tell you he loved flying high performance aircraft, but remind you he said high performance not high speed. It was really an honor and great history lesson to talk about his work. He would go fly and a while after you heard and then saw his aircraft you had the cool experience of talking about which one he flew and what he was doing. There aren't many people who get to fly at "60 mike mike" (His words for the answer to being asked how high the clasified aircraft could go)and what he shared with me was some of the most interesting aviation stuff I'll ever hear. He died a few years ago, but he certainly won't be forgotten by those of us who knew him.
Posted by Paul Huston on April 4,2012 | 05:28 PM
I remember Ernie Gann visited our squadron when he was doing research for his book, "The Black Watch". He was a great cut-up. Took delight in this U-2 response to the Sled's claim to be faster than a 30-06 - "Yes it's faster. And if neither the Sled nor the 30-06 hits a tanker, they will both hit the ground at the same time!" By the way, every anecdote in Ernie's book is true.
Posted by Mike Danielle on April 27,2012 | 04:40 PM
Landing a U2 on a carrier was not as difficult as William E Smith imagines; the airspeed over the ramp was relatively low (75 knots say, for the U2R), and with the carrier doing say 30knots, the approach was leisurely. I am bound to add too, that the U2 force was ex Air Force!
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Beautiful six bedroom, four bathroom home in highly sought after Windsor Hills Resort with private South facing pool and game room. Only two miles to Disney World!
Professionally decorated with special care to be child-friendly, this home is perfect for families, groups of golfers or friends, relocated executives, business travelers, or even extended family reunions. You will love the sun-filled screened lanai with your own private pool and spa (recommend pool heat in Winter months, $25/day pool heat fee)!
On the first level, the sixth bedroom is furnished with a queen-sized bed and a private bathroom. The large, eat-in, high end kitchen has all of the upgrades including granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances. You will also find leather furniture in the family and living rooms and a dining area that comfortably seats 6.
Upstairs you will find two master suites with king-sized beds and private bathrooms. There are three additional bedrooms: one with two double beds and two with two themed bedrooms with twin beds (Mickey Safari and Donald Duck at Sea).
All bedrooms have a cable TV. The family room is equipped with comfortable seating, a 50" large screen cable TV, DVD, and CD/MP3 player. You can spread out and relax with the additional living room. Movie rentals are available on-site in the clubhouse. We provide WiFI high-speed Internet access and we include free phone calls!
For those traveling with young children, this is the place for you! We provide a Pack-N-Play playpen, and highchair free of charge.
You will love enjoying a leisurely breakfast while the kids splash happily in the pool. The new game room will keep the kids (and adults) busy with a pool table, air hockey, basketball game, darts and a table and chairs to watch all of the action. Imagine coming home after a fun-filled day at Disney, tucking the kids into bed in their own rooms, and enjoying a late dinner or relaxing in the pool.
Many restaurants and shops are within one mile of the house. Groceries, medical clinics, Wal-mart, and a 24 hour pharmacy are all within minutes. There is golf right next door at beautiful Mystic Dunes. Dozens of other championship golf courses are within 5 miles!
Windsor Hills is a gated resort with 24 hour security. It is filled with family fun, including a huge pool with water slide, hot tub, splash fountain area, sundry shop, fitness center, kid's playground, arcade, putting green, tennis and volleyball courts, and even a movie theater!
We had a great time. The place was perfect! We used the pool and hot tub too. Thanks for everything. Thanks again, Justin
Thanks for everything! We really enjoyed our stay and the house worked perfectly for our family, and was exactly as described. Lori
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Parking: Driveway, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25
Amenities: Air Conditioning, Big Screen TV, Cable, Coffee Maker, Covered Patio, Dishwasher, Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Ice Maker, Internet, Iron and Board, Laundry, Microwave, Private Pool, Refrigerator, Screened Patio, TV
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At Windsor Hills in Kissimmee, FL, you'll be in awe at the beautiful villas and their convenient yet luxurious amenities.
The Windsor Hills Villas near Orlando have a lot to brag about! The community is the closest rental resort to Disney World and also boasts its own activities and fun! When you venture out of your rental and into the resort, you'll find a large clubhouse with a billiards room, miniature movie theatre and fitness center. Outside the clubhouse, enjoy a children's playground with a life-size chessboard and pieces; and more. Feel free to lounge be the pool or soak in the tub after a long day at Disney while the kiddos enjoy water slides, fountains and a small beach.
These beautiful vacation rentals are perfect for families, no matter the size of your brood; find two- to six-bedroom homes, ranging from 1,000 square feet to 3,000. Traveling with a large group or having a family reunion? The six-bedroom homes can sleep up to 16 people.
Each rental will make you feel right at home with the most convenient amenities, such as full kitchens; washer/dryer units; private balcony or patio; spacious living rooms with TVs and DVD players; free internet; and select units have gaming systems.
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Base Rate Non-seasonal trips $240.00 /Daily $1,575.00 /Week $5,600.00 /Month Security Deposit: $250 Rental Deposit: 35% Cleaning Fee: $125
Minimum Stay: 5 Nights
Winter Jan 3 - Feb 13 $225.00 /Daily $1,540.00 /Week $5,600.00 /Month
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Late Winter Feb 14 - Mar 10 $250.00 /Daily $1,715.00 /Week $6,160.00 /Month
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Holiday Mar 11 - Apr 13 $285.00 /Daily $1,960.00 /Week $6,300.00 /Month
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William Battle Wall Jr., 89, of Pinehurst, N.C., and formerly of Longboat Key, died Nov. 8.
A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Mr. Wall served aboard the USS Lyon during World War II, participating in the European, African, Middle Eastern, Asiatic and Pacific campaigns. Over the years, he enjoyed attending reunions with crewmates and officers.
Following his return from war, Mr. Wall re-engaged with his family's farm in Pee Dee, N.C., where he began a career in lumber and timber. Upon retiring, he and his wife, Bettye, split their time between Longboat Key and Hendersonville, N.C., before locating in 2005 to Pinehurst.
Mr. Wall loved back-road excursions in his pickup truck and conversations with his relatives and friends. Some of his fondest times were spent enlightening his sons and grandsons on those drives with his past experiences.
Mr. Wall was preceded in death by his first wife, Agnes; brother, Robert; and sisters, Lucy Martin Fetridge and Marjorie Jean Liles.
He is survived by his wife, Bettye; sister, Bettie Davidson; sons William III and Arthur; five stepchildren; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
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I'm wondering how "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" theme park at Universal Studios' Islands of Adventure is going over with parents who refuse to allow their kids to read the books for religious reasons.
I know some of those folks. In fact, I love some of those people.
They argue that the demonic tone of witches and wizards is not a good fit – spiritually – for their children.
I can respect that, but I have never understood that philosophy. It's a movie … it's not real. If you're not disturbed by the undead in movies, then how can you worry about the unreal? There are worse movies than the Harry Potter series being absorbed by kids every day.
And if you truly believe Harry Potter movies will harm your children then the "The Wizard of Oz" should be banned as well.
Islands of Adventure and the original Universal Studios in Orlando are amazing parks … and in my opinion more exciting than Disney World. But can you take little Johnny to Islands of Adventure and simply walk by the Harry Potter "island?" Is the entire park now cursed by association?
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On Mon, 8 Nov 2004, Timo Mechler wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm new to the field of parallel computing, so I would appreciate if some > of you veterans out there could lend me some assistance on this one. I > was given a Fortran vector program by a physics professor that models > interactions between atoms or something like it. Supposedly this program > is setup for vector computing. Would this be possible to run on an x86 > based Rocks cluster? If so, what tools do I need to compile it and run > it? Thanks in advance. > Dear Timo, This question is difficult to impossible to answer with any degree of certainty without a great deal of study. The most likely answer is "not without significantly modifying the code". Where "significantly" can mean anything from replacing core algorithms with parallel instead of vector versions to rewriting the entire application from scratch. The vector and parallel computing paradigms are not exactly congruent. In a vector model computations proceed efficiently by being pipelined and executed in parallel on a microscopic basis, and most commonly proceed by efficiently executing a simple, repetitive set of numerical operations on sequential areas of memory (a "vector"). Parallel programs more often proceed efficiently by blocking the problem out as coarsely as possible into "large" chunks of work that can be accomplished in parallel on different CPUs as independently as possible. The actual blocks of work can have almost any structure, as long as they can proceed independently for at least a certain amount of time, and the scaling properties of the parallel program depend heavily on just how long that time might be relative to the amount of e.g. communication that has to exist between processors. With that said, there may be some compiler/library combinations out there that can manage pragmas from old vector machines and do something that will give you a decent speedup in a parallel environment. Probably NOT the performance you would get on a rewrite, but maybe something you can use. Modern CPUs and compilers actually (often) support certain vectorizations on a per-cpu basis, as well. You can actually build a parallel supercomputer whose nodes are themselves vector processors, for example. Again, though, I'd guess that to take maximal advantage of a modern CPU architecture you'll have to work on a code rewrite, following a bit of effort learning parallel programming. You might look at e.g. Ian Foster's online book on parallel programming (or buy a paper copy). Hope this helps. rgb > Best Regards, > > -Timo Mechler > > > -- Robert G. Brown http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/ Duke University Dept. of Physics, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Phone: 1-919-660-2567 Fax: 919-660-2525 email:rgb at phy.duke.edu
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In the end, this election will be decided by white females and ticket-splitting independents. The handgun issue is no huge winner among this group.
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Why do Democrats "hope to pressure McCain strategist Charlie Black to resign"? He might! Then what? Black's been doing a distinctly mediocre job so far. McCain would probably replace him with someone like Mike Murphy, who might do a much better job. ... 7:44 P.M.
Obama throws Scarlett Johansson under the bus!
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— First lady Michelle Obama was once a reluctant campaigner, but there are plenty of reasons she's primed to play a major role in her husband's re-election bid.She's more popular than the president. She's seasoned now. And she's so careful in her public remarks that even at campaign fundraisers, she sometimes relies on a teleprompter.
Observers said her top causes — getting kids fit and embracing the nation's troops — were shrewd political choices, ones that have given her allies from coast to coast.
Experts said that a candidate's wife — like the vice presidential pick — is largely irrelevant when voters choose a president, but Michelle Obama is already playing a key part in the 2012 campaign as a fundraiser for Barack Obama.
On Sept. 20 she'll be guest of honor at a Manhattan lunch featuring feminist Gloria Steinem, Planned Parenthood leader Cecile Richards and EMILY's List President Stephanie Schriock. Tickets range from $500 to $35,800.
That night in New York, the president will join the first lady and mingle with donors at a gala dinner with a special performance by singer Alicia Keys. Tickets are going for $2,500 to $15,000.
The first lady averaged one fundraiser a week during an 11-week span ending in July, with events from New England to California.
The Obama campaign, which released details about her upcoming fundraisers, declined to say what her precise role in the re-election drive will be.
Some GOP officials argue that her work will be irrelevant to voters.
"In the end, no matter how strong a surrogate is, it all comes down to the candidate's record and plan," said Sharon Day, co-chair of the Republican National Committee. "Unfortunately, even Mrs. Obama can't defend the horrible record this president has on getting the economy back on track, putting Americans back to work and ending the out-of-control spending."
But strategists such as Mary Matalin, who has worked for Republicans including President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, predicted the 47-year-old first lady will be in the trenches: raising money, pumping up voter turnout, showering local media with interviews, reinforcing her husband's campaign themes and making a splash when Democrats hold their national convention a year from now in Charlotte, N.C.
"Mrs. Obama will be critical to shoring up the president's liberal base," Matalin said. "She speaks their language and connects with them, which they need to punch up turnout.
"She will be a solid reinforcer of the general message and evoke great coverage in all local markets. She is an articulate and eloquent presence. She is actually better than the president in some aspects."
The first lady has acknowledged her distaste for parts of the 2008 campaign, in which there were a few gaffes, notably when she said that for the first time in her adult life, she felt proud of her country — a remark that led opponents to question her patriotism.
That was then. "My motto is: Do no harm," she told U.S. reporters during a June trip to Africa when asked about the upcoming campaign. Asked if she was the president's "secret weapon," she said no but noted that when she will be out on the stump, "it'll be rigorous."
With audiences at fundraisers, she shares what's ahead.
"It's going to be long and it's going to be hard," she said in July in Park City, Utah, "because there's nothing easy about what Barack Obama is trying to do."
Presidential historian Richard Norton Smith said Michelle Obama is "tremendously valuable as a political asset." He compared her to Laura Bush, a first lady who enjoyed higher public regard than her husband, Republican President George W. Bush.
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Garrett: The ongoing fight against GPL enforcement
Posted Jan 31, 2012 19:29 UTC (Tue) by mjg59 (subscriber, #23239) [Link]
Posted Jan 31, 2012 19:41 UTC (Tue) by landley (guest, #6789) [Link]
Stop trying to leverage MY code to promote YOUR political agenda. Write your own darn code.
(And complaining about ME writing NEW code because obsoleting my own previous work hurts YOUR agenda is just _sad_.)
Posted Jan 31, 2012 20:08 UTC (Tue) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]
Posted Jan 31, 2012 20:15 UTC (Tue) by landley (guest, #6789) [Link]
If I'd found any code in the project that was under your copyright, which you objected to shipping GPLv2 only, I would have removed it. That's why I did the search, to remove such code and thus satisfy your objections: there wasn't any.
You also didn't come up with the idea of a "swiss army knife" executable, the first busybox contained gzip/gunzip which already did that upstream (and Red Hat's nash did it too). You never posted on the busybox list once in the 10 years between when Erik Andersen created it and when you started trolling about GPLv3. As far as I can tell, you haven't written any actual code _anywhere_ in 15 years.
Go away, you're not relevant.
Can we stop this sub-thread?
Posted Jan 31, 2012 20:18 UTC (Tue) by corbet (editor, #1) [Link]
Posted Jan 31, 2012 20:32 UTC (Tue) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]
Posted Jan 31, 2012 23:05 UTC (Tue) by landley (guest, #6789) [Link]
A) I stopped working on busybox in the first place because he made doing so intolerable.
B) I started Toybox in part to have a clean untainted environment without any possibility of his claim over it.
C) I never would have considered doing a BSD licensed project if GPLv2 hadn't been undermined by people who made GPLv3 intolerable. (I didn't leave the GPL, it left me.)
I'm working now to fill a market vacuum (mainframe -> minicomputer -> microcomputer -> smartphone, an "android self-hosting project" if you will), but I'm in a _position_ to do so because I was driven out of my old comfort zone by a variant of SCO's old "communicable taint" IP claims making my old project Unclean. What follows is me making the best of the hand I was dealt.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 0:22 UTC (Wed) by Trelane (guest, #56877) [Link]
I'm curious what, in particular, of the GPLv3 and LGPLv3 you object to, in contrast to {L,}GPLv2.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 1:13 UTC (Wed) by landley (guest, #6789) [Link]
Eh, screw it. I'm taking the "no replying to bruce" thing to mean _all_ FSF zealots, and not replying to them.
Back when GPLv3 came out there was a giant linux kernel thread about this topic, and a position statement:
But long before GPLv3 shipped, Linus said he wasn't gonna, and to most of us Linux developers GPL was "the linux kernel license". Nobody cared what the FSF said, and some people collected Linus's public statements on that:
Then when GPLv3 happened we all looked over it and went "you're crazy, you know that?" And the FSF went "you'll come around. You have no choice. Bwahahahaha."
I'm pretty sure I participated in that thread at the time, a quick Google finds the tip of an iceberg: https://lkml.org/lkml/2007/6/14/567 http://lkml.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0706.1/287...
But there was more. Oh so much more. The FSF zealots WOULD NOT SHUT UP ABOUT IT, no matter how many different ways we said "no"...
I've blogged about it too, intermittently over the years: http://landley.net/notes-2006.html#03-12-2006 http://landley.net/notes-2009.html#02-03-2009
In a nutshell it wasn't needed, is far more complicated, tries to control how the code is USED on the target and not just how it's distributed...
Ok, let's go back to the elephant in the room: the FSF had really bad advocates try to cram it down our throats until we went "death first" and stuck our fingers in our ears until they got bored and went away. (Really, the flamewar on the mailing list lasted MONTHS. If you're wondering why "sue them until they see things our way" and "just wait, they'll come around" don't seem like viable tactics to most of the Linux crowd, it's because we've been on the receiving end of them, and didn't like it.)
We do have actual technical reasons. Specifically in the embedded space, the _easy_ way to comply with GPLv3 ("If you can upgrade it, I must be able to, so give me the root password to the world of warcraft server I have an account on") is to cut the jtag traces on the board and burn your code into ROM, so the vendor can't upgrade it either. Is this really something we want to _encourage_?
GPLv2 had 17 years of analysis when GPLv3 shipped, and nobody ever found anything _wrong_ with it. The busybox suits are still enforcing GPLv2, not v3. The FSF went "I am altering the bargain, pray I don't alter it any further", and the rest of us cried "foul".
We don't trust the FSF, it keeps pulling dirty tricks to try to get its way: http://landley.net/notes-2011.html#15-08-2011
I preferred GPLv2 over GPLv3 for a number of reasons, but I don't want to CONSIDER using GPLv3 because I don't want to get any of the FSF on me. They're crazy, and far more interested in persecuting heretics than heathens.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 1:32 UTC (Wed) by Trelane (guest, #56877) [Link]
Posted Feb 1, 2012 18:16 UTC (Wed) by dashesy (subscriber, #74652) [Link]
I wish you can always make good money from your programming skills.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 1:38 UTC (Wed) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]
If you think Tivo-ization is OK, you will prefer GPL2 to GPL3.
If you think running Free Software inside of Google and never providing the source code (because it's never distributed) is OK, you will prefer the GPL class of licenses over the Affero GPL class.
Making free software, for me, was about empowering people, not giving welfare to the world's richest corporations. So, these days I put Affero GPL3 on my software, and I offer a commercial license for $$$ to folks who don't like that.
Some would have you believe that I am crazy or evil or trying to compel people to do something against their will, or some religious zealot.
But I see this as economics rather than politics or religion. I have chosen the economic structure that helps people who want to share most effectively, and lets people who don't want to share pay for the privilege and help to develop more software that is shared.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 1:42 UTC (Wed) by Trelane (guest, #56877) [Link]
I'd also be quite interested in finding out what this alleged veto mentioned below thing was all about. :) Preferably with links to the supporting evidence.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 2:01 UTC (Wed) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]
The whole "veto" thing (that's Best Buy's language, not SFC's) is that if you settle with SFC, they want you to provide them with copies of new products that contain Free Software before you release them, for a period of three years after you settle. You pay them about $5000 per product to audit the product (which is really cheap). If they say it's infringing, you have to fix the infringement before you release the product. If you and SFC can't agree, you can fall back on the court. In practice, the court hasn't been needed, but I have had to help out a customer when SFC was too slow to respond.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 2:07 UTC (Wed) by Trelane (guest, #56877) [Link]
Regarding the "veto" thing (yes, their wording): What is common for proprietary settlements, generally speaking? (Definitely open question to all)
Posted Feb 1, 2012 2:22 UTC (Wed) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]
If it's settled, I'd assume it's sealed, so why is the PDF of the defendant's side available?
The parties and the court had not agreed to close the case to public view at that time. They agreed to seal as part of the settlement.
What is common for proprietary settlements, generally speaking?
Very large damage payments.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 2:31 UTC (Wed) by Trelane (guest, #56877) [Link]
IMHO, this is likely an easier thing for a company than ongoing compliance verification and potential litigation.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 3:13 UTC (Wed) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]
I am not getting that impression from the companies I work with. They express worse sentiments about their industry partners (one company calls them "frenemies") than they do about us. And you've never seen a truly messed-up work situation for engineers until you've worked in a company that is highly intellectual-property oriented. When they bring me in, I feel more like their therapist than their consultant.
Posted Feb 1, 2012 22:11 UTC (Wed) by jiu (subscriber, #57673) [Link]
Posted Feb 2, 2012 1:31 UTC (Thu) by Trelane (guest, #56877) [Link]
Posted Feb 2, 2012 5:16 UTC (Thu) by BrucePerens (guest, #2510) [Link]
Posted Jan 31, 2012 21:24 UTC (Tue) by RiotingPacifist (guest, #68160) [Link]
It's a shame Bruce has better things to do because I would love to see your "forensics" stand up in court.
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So if you're planning on golfing this weekend there's a great way.
You can help the families of our troops this second UT off because patriot golf day at PGA courses.
Across the country were talking about 4000 plus courses here to tell you how you can help our -- Jack Nicklaus and founder of the folds of honor foundation major Dan -- great to see you -- this morning.
Thank you then thanks a great data being an American.
Major Rooney tell us a little bit of balance.
This weekend and why it is so important to our troops and their fans.
Well -- when you entered you said that if you're playing golf this weekend I think I speak for mr.
Nicklaus and say you need to play golf as we -- because your country -- you yes will have over 4500.
Golf courses participating.
Across America.
And the fifth patriot golf day and it's an opportunity for.
The 99% of us that are free courtesy of that 1%.
Who serve to go out and make a small donation and and make a very big difference.
It helps it provides scholarships for the children of our military members Jack Nicklaus it's an honor to have you on the program this morning tell me what brought your attention.
To this event.
Well measured and really brought my attention in this event not.
I'm really privileged and honored to be here as part of asking golfers to support patriot golf day you know it's it's really need -- another.
Had a great opportunity to see a lot of are our -- our.
Our soldiers and -- come back from -- All the wars and seeing what's happened to him and seen how how golf is meant so much to their life.
And rehabilitation and it's really kind of -- and it's.
I'm just proud to be here.
And major -- tell people what they can do to help out and it's not difficult.
No it's not if you visit patriot golf day dot com as we said thousands -- golf courses across America participating.
This weekend and you need to get out and and play golf make a small donation last year we raised almost four million dollars.
Over -- this patriot golf weekend.
Running all the way through Labor Day Monday.
And as you mention those those funds go for word to have to fund scholarships for spouses and kids.
We've had somebody either killed or disabled in Iraq and Afghanistan and that today we have about a million.
Folks at -- in that category with greater than 87% not qualifying for federal education assistance and I think it speaks to the cause that we -- have somebody like the legendary mr.
Come out today on behalf of patriot golf day in the PGA of America and the US GA.
Two two this encourage people to support.
Yeah Jack regardless of where over 3500 kids might have this fantastic that's fantastic and you Jack helped design a nine hole golf course for our wounded veterans and Washington State -- -- that is.
Going a long way to help our wounded veterans jacket got asked a little golf this morning.
Everyone always talking about Tiger Woods' pursuit of your major record of eighteen this past week.
Padraig Harrington even got to be able to talk about Rory McIlroy -- pursuit of your record.
Tiger looks like he's back in the game he was 64 on Friday he looks like he's back can he catch your record of eighteen majors.
Paul I think he probably will that that you know he still has to do it -- -- I don't think that's what's important this weekend frankly I think you know I don't play a lot of golf -- probably even get out this weekend for that sounds good.
And major -- and I think -- you've got all the husband's in this country off the hook right because you go home.
And is simply tell your wife I've got to do my patriotic duty Haniyeh I don't want to golf.
But I have to do this for the troops right in that I explained it.
Yeah we we've we've laughed a few times -- we issued the biggest haul pass in the history of this country.
I'll play like six rounds of golf this week in and my wife just gives me a hug and a kiss every time I go out the door.
So it's it's a great thing no yard work allowed your country needs you on the golf course this weekend.
And Jack got real quickly as we wrap this up how humbled are you when you meet some of these troops.
And you just realize how lucky we are to have them doing what they're doing so people.
Like Tiger Woods and like Rory McIlroy can do things like play golf for a living.
Well when I first went out to American lakes which is out and come worsen if anybody's interest in helping with that.
It's veterans golf dot org they can make and I'll find out more information about American lakes or donate if they wish.
And the first time I went out there I'll never get my first cousin I was telling Jim Martin's and who who had a lost both legs in an -- in Vietnam.
In this -- took up golf.
After about twenty years later and watch him and the enthusiasm and excitement and other fellas I was out there hitting a seven iron and we had one of the -- came out.
And he had he had one -- -- launched in Iraq.
And he started seven has hit -- twenty yards but by by around -- my seven -- man.
I said this guy shut and outside these guys it was still impressive to see the rehabilitation how I brought them back into the world in -- -- life it was just something that.
I had to get involved and.
It's amazing Jack I've seen some video of major -- playing with an amputee who would kick my butt all over the golf course -- -- it was humbling and see what they're doing we're glad that you are involved in this project Jack Nicklaus.
Argue with the greatest golfer of all time things are being -- major Dan Rooney always a pleasure.
We remind you folks the website is linked to our web site to go to FOX & Friends dot com click on the weekend section we'll tell you how you can help -- husbands.
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