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I download OMAPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin on (Ubuntu 12.4) directory "/home/yut/Download"
then I try to install it as following
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root@ubuntu:/home/yut/Downloads# ./OMAPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin --mode console
bash: ./OMAPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin: Permission denied
root@ubuntu:/home/yut/Downloads# ./OMAPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin
I input root password successly and enter the root directory, why it keep tell me Permision denied?
Thank you very much
Thomas Tang
What version of Linux is your HOST running? I believe these SDK installers are supported on Ubuntu 10.4.
Try # sudo ./OMAPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin
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# ./OMAPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin
Be sure to refer to this page for more info.
Please refer to the wiki that Dave has mentioned to resolve your issue.
Just a small clarification. The DVSDK installers for OMAPL138 are supported only on Ubuntu 10.4. but incase of OMAPL137 SDK, the setup of the software was verified on host machines with RedHat Enterprise Linux WS release 4.
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Do you mean OMAPL137 SDK only work on host machines with RedHat Enterprise Linux WS release 4?
I use ubuntu 12.4, do I need back to 10.4? or I need use readhat?
The pre-requisite has been posted there to inform user that the steps mentioned on the wiki have been validated only on the mentioned version of the linux distribution. You may be able to do the same on your Ubuntu setup but the commands and the location of some of the files/folders may be different in Ubuntu.
From support point of view it is recommended that you use redhat version mentioned on the wiki.
Both way do not work
# sudo ./OMAPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin
I do this two way on same directory OMPL137_arm_setuplinux_1_00_00_11.bin stored.
Do you know why?
Thomas, I would not expect this to work on Ubuntu 12.4. I would look for a RedHat version mentioned in the WIKI.
NOTE: Normally the TI SDK distributions are built and validated with the Ubuntu 10.4 host environment
One thing I would like to suggest as well...OMAP-L138 is a very good alternative option to the L-137 and has more up to date s/w support.
Could you consider OMAP-L138 for your project?
We are small company, can you give us some discount we buy L138 hardware? We already bought a L137 board.
Thank you very much.
Please go to
it said as follwing
At the time of writing the current version of Ubuntu is 9.04. To install Ubuntu 9.04 on the host machine please refer to the this page
Make sure your Ubuntu system is up-to-date:
I wonder if you mean all your wiki paper should works when I use Ubuntu 12.04? or I need go back Ubuntu 9.04?
Thank you vey much
Following the Ubu 12.04 setup on this page worked for me : http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Linux_Host_Support#Ubuntu_12.04_64bit
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I won´t read the NYT article but I will say this. I´d like to see cuts in things that benefit me. I´d rather save the country. I´d love to meet just one democrat voter that feels the same way.
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Aid to islamist countries is part of it. Give away programs from Santa to his supporters is another part of it. Several million per year to keep Michelle and her 200 closest friends happy traveling the world is part of it.
Its called Liberalism. Take from the hard working productive and give to the lazy.
Easy answer: millions of people with no curable ailments spend millions of man/hours in doctors´ offices, emergency rooms, shrinks, or wherever they can loiter and whine for free because our social fabric of family, organizations, neighborhoods has been shredded by the very entitlement programs that are breaking us. Government is the problems. Government has always been the problem. Government will always be the problem.
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Greed and corruption are the drivers.
It´s called OPM aka other people´s money aka our tax dollars.When we pay our taxes (or face penalties), we have no control over where it goes or how it´s wasted. For this country to borrow money to give away to countries that hate US and not even call it a loan anymore, is outright dumb.
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Pot Burials of Dogs Found at Abydos
CAIRO, EGYPT—The remains of dogs have been discovered buried in pots at the southeast corner of Shunet ez Zebib, a mud-brick structure at the archaeological site of Abydos. "Of the many jars that were recovered, only 13 have thus far been properly investigated. Of these, four were empty, three contained ibises, and five were filled with dogs," said Salima Ikram of The American University in Cairo. Three of the pots held skeletal remains of dogs, but the other two held well-preserved dogs whose fur coats are still largely intact. They may have been mummified through evisceration, dessication, and defatting with natron salt. The bodies were then coated with oil and resin and pushed, hind limbs first, into the pots. "They were probably votive offerings unless they held the position of sacred animals—perhaps the pot burials are indicative of their being Sacred rather than just Votive," Ikram explained.
Well-Preserved Ancient Skeleton Uncovered in Northern England
YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND—A well-preserved skeleton thought to date to the Roman period has been discovered in a sewer trench in the village of Norton-on-Derwent. The sewer project runs alongside a modern road that follows a route similar to an ancient Roman road. "It was in a crouched or fetal position, possibly mirroring birth and was located within the limits of a Roman cemetery but it has similarities with burials of prehistoric date," said archaeologist Chris Pole. No grave goods have been recovered. Tests may help determine the person's age, sex, and perhaps a cause of death.
Archaeologists Explore Egypt's Valley of the Kings
LUXOR, EGYPT—New excavations and ground-penetrating radar studies in the Valley of the Kings suggest that multiple tombs have yet to be discovered. "The consensus is that there are probably several smaller tombs like the recently found KV63 and 64 yet to be found. But there is still the possibility of finding a royal tomb. The queens of the late Eighteenth Dynasty are missing, as are some pharaohs of the New Kingdom, such as Ramesses VIII," said archaeologist Afifi Ghonim of the Ministry of State for Antiquities. The team, made up of Egyptian scientists and members of the Glen Dash Foundation for Archaeological Research, has collected so much data that it will take years to analyze it all. In particular, faults in the natural features of the Valley of the Kings can produce false positives in radar instruments. They have already identified a deep channel that the ancient Egyptians used for a short period as a flood control system to protect the tombs from water and debris.
400,000-Year-Old Mitochondrial DNA Surprises Scientists
LEIPZIG, GERMANY—It had been thought that the hominins that lived in Spain's cave of Sima de los Huesos were early Neanderthals or members of Homo heidelbergensis. But a 400,000-year-old femur from the cave has yielded mitochondrial DNA, which is inherited only through the female line, and it links the residents more closely to the Denisovans than to Neanderthals or modern humans. "This really raises more questions than it answers," said Svante Pääbo of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. He thinks that the Sima de los Huesos hominins may have been a founder population that gave rise to both Neanderthals and Denisovans. Pääbo's team will attempt to extract nuclear DNA, inherited from both parents, from the bone samples. "My hope is, of course, eventually we will not bring turmoil but clarity to this world," he added.
Jerusalem's First Hasmonean Building Comes to Light
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL—The remains of a large building from the second century B.C. has been uncovered in a parking lot at the Walls Around Jerusalem National Park. Although pottery and other artifacts from the time have been uncovered, this is the first time that a building from the Hasmonean period has been found in the ancient city. Its thick walls made of rough limestone blocks and coins helped archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority to make the identification. "The Hasmonean city, which is well-known to us from the historical descriptions that appear in the works of Josephus, has suddenly acquired tangible expression," said archaeologists Doron Ben Ami and Yana Tchekhanovets.
Police Discover Limestone Relief Beneath Egyptian Home
AL-QANTARA EAST, EGYPT—Egypt's Tourism and Antiquities Police discovered a limestone relief engraved with four lines of Greek text while pursuing a gang of smugglers along the Suez Canal. The relief, which is topped with a winged sun disk, was part of a poorly preserved tomb containing human skeletal remains and pottery. Mohamed Abdel Maqsoud, head of the Ancient Egyptian Antiquities section of the Ministry of State Antiquities, thinks the now residential area was once a Greco-Roman necropolis.
Scientists Map Rome's Secret Quarry
ROME, ITALY—Scientists from George Mason University and Rome's Center for Speleoarchaeological Research are using laser 3-D scanning to map sections of the ancient quarry system beneath the city. Carved out of the volcanic tuff, some of the tunnels have been reused as catacombs, for mushroom farming, and as bomb shelters. In antiquity, the Romans were careful to keep the tunnels narrow in order to support the growing city. But erosion and generations of construction have made the tunnels unstable, and modern streets and buildings have collapsed. "What the municipality wants to do is to basically have a map of the risk so at that point they can on their side decide what kind of intervention needs to be done," explained Giuseppina Kysar Mattietti of George Mason University.
Vibrant Colors Adorned Buddhist Sculpture
NARA, JAPAN—A team led by Satoshi Yabuuchi of Tokyo University of the Arts has used computer graphics technology to re-create the original appearance of an eighth-century Buddhist statue of the armor-plated deity Shukongojin, which is kept in the Todaiji temple in Nara. Their research of the pigments left on the surface of the sculpture has shown that it was decorated in complicated patterns made up of brilliant colors. Shukongojin, surrounded by peacock feathers and holding a thunderbolt, is credited with guarding the law of Buddhism. The sculpture goes on display once a year.
France Returns Looted Artifacts to Egypt
CAIRO, EGYPT—France has returned five artifacts to Egypt that were smuggled out of the country sometime after 2011. Three of the objects are the head, torso, and arms of a glass statue. All five items were taken from a storage space used by French archaeologists. "The team in charge of monitoring sales of artifacts identified five pieces dating from the Ptolemaic dynasty on Internet websites, two which were being auctioned in the city of Toulouse," said Ali Ahmed of Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities.
Rains Cause More Damage at Pompeii
ROME, ITALY—Although the European Union-funded project to restore Pompeii is partially underway, heavy rains and wind have caused a wall to collapse on one of the major streets in the ancient city, and plaster has come off a wall at the House of the Small Fountain. Italy's National Association of Archaeologists is calling for the government to appoint someone to lead the work. "This is an incomprehensible delay. If culture is to be a priority in Italy we must start with Pompeii, now decimated by continuous collapses caused mainly by a lack of routine maintenance," read a statement released by the group.
Neanderthals Organized Their Homes
DENVER, COLORADO—The excavation of Neanderthal living spaces at Riparo Bombrini, a collapsed rock shelter in northwestern Italy, shows that they divided the cave into different areas for different activities, such as butchering game and tool making. A well-placed hearth would have kept the cave warm. "There has been this idea that Neanderthals did not have an organized use of space, something that has always been attributed to humans. But we found that Neanderthals did not just throw their stuff everywhere but in fact were organized and purposeful when it came to domestic space," said Julien Riel-Salvatore of the University of Colorado, Denver.
Scuttled Japanese Sub Located Off Oahu's Coast
HILO, HAWAII—Scientists from the Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory at the University of Hawaii have found a World War II-era Japanese submarine in deep water off the coast of Oahu. It was one of five Japanese subs that were captured by the U.S. Navy and sent to Hawaii for study after the war. The I-400 and its two sister ships could each carry three folding-wing seaplanes and had been designed to attack the U.S. mainland. In 1946, the I-400 was scuttled to prevent its advanced technology from falling into the hands of the Soviet Union.
HEBEI PROVINCE, CHINA—The Jingxing Ancient Road, constructed through mountainous terrain in the third century B.C., was the main artery connecting Hebei and Shanxi provinces until the 1940s. "In ancient times, this flagging was a national road, bustling and crowded with people and vehicles. Since the distance between carriage wheels were made the same and this particular section of road was very narrow, repeated travel by carriages made grooves into the road. Workers were called on to flatten out the bulges left by wheeled vehicles of the time. As a result, the original was two meters higher than the current road," explained tourist guide Jiang Chunxia. The road and the villages surrounding it will be preserved and developed for tourism.


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The ultra-exclusive Luminor 1950 10 Days GMT Limited Edition is constricted to just 100 examples, all of which will be sold at the Swiss-Italian watchmaker's store in the Taipei 101 building in Taiwan. In addition to the ten-day power reserve and the usual hours, minutes and seconds hands, it features a date window, a secondary time zone display and an AM/PM indicator. Nice work if you can get it, but it'll set you back $17,250 if you can.


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Arista Networks has hired a former Palo Alto networks executive as its new chief financial officer, part of several recent additions to its leadership team that also included an ex-Cisco VP to head software development.
Michael Lehman is Arista's new CFO, the latest stop in what's been a 30-year career and included two decades at Sun Microsystems. Lehman was a Sun executive vice president and CFO when it was acquired by Oracle in 2010, and then went on to become Palo Alto Networks' first CFO in 2011, a year before the security upstart's initial public offering.
"As the company continues to grow in the delivery of software-defined cloud networks, Michael's proven success in financial strategies and operations is pivotal for guiding the future growth of the company," Jayshree Ullal, Arista's president and CEO, said in a statement Tuesday.
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Another recent Arista sign-on is Tom Black, a major player in Cisco's software-defined networking (SDN) strategy thanks to his role running Cisco's ONE initiatives. Black was also head of engineering for Cisco's WAN optimization portfolio, a unit recently decimated by Cisco layoffs although Cisco maintains it will continue to invest in WAN op.
Black is Arista's new vice president, SDN engineering. It's a key defection from Cisco, given that the ONE, or Open Network Environment strategy, was just launched this past summer by Cisco as a key piece of its SDN approach. Cisco ONE provides application programming interfaces, dubbed Cisco OnePK, for developers on a few different Cisco OSes.
Competition between Cisco and Arista has recently re-intensified, thanks to Cisco's launch of a new low-latency switch, the Cisco Nexus 3548, which outguns Arista's most up-to-date switch in terms of both speed and performance. Arista is viewed as a specialist in low-latency networking, which refers to systems that can pass data between data center servers at the highest possible speeds.
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A York Catholic High School graduate has been named its new principal.
Katie Seufert will start her new position on July 1. The school is located at 610 E. Springettsbury Ave. in York City.
She replaces George Andrews Jr., who earlier accepted a position as president of Mount St. Joseph's High School in Baltimore.
Seufert, a 1996 York Catholic graduate, currently teaches global students and American cultures at York Suburban High School.
"Serving the institutions that have helped shape me has always been my goal," she said in a statement. "My educational philosophy is guided by the core principles of love, faith and fairness and my work is always with one goal in mind and that is to provide the greatest opportunity for students to be successful. I believe that is what needs to be at the heart of all decisions in education."
Steve Carr, the York Catholic School Board president who led a search committee to find a new principal, said the committee was impressed with Seufert's faith, passion, intelligence, vision and leadership and interpersonal skills.
"We expect that Katie will be able to lead the school forward spiritually and academically so that York Catholic will continue to maintain its excellent reputation and strive to achieve even greater heights," Carr said in a statement.
The Rev. Edward Malesic, a board and search committee member, said the committee also was impressed with Seufert's commitment to Catholic education and deep love of the Catholic faith.
"As a Catholic school graduate herself, she already understands the importance of Catholic education," he said in a statement. "As a parent, she also understands the challenges parents of faith have of handing on Catholic teachings, morals and values to their children."
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Anyone really surprised? This is the admin - who´s every ´military venture´, including violating the War Powers Act - has resulted in more radical Islam coming to power anywhere it´s been involved.From the president who pontificated before the UN - "The future must not belong to those who defame the Prophet..." (of Islam)Meanwhile, a few blocks away in NYC - a *repeat* exhibition of Andre Serrano´s offensive, taxpayer funded ´art´ - ´Piss Christ´ was on display.What´s perhaps more frightening - the numbers of supposedly ´intellectual´ people I´ve had tell me that Islam is the religion of peace - compared to Christianity - then drag out the Crusades as example. Current events apparently are apparently excluded from what passes for ´smart´ these days.Our military does *not* need this garbage peddled to them, nor the danger to them posed by mandating ´politically correct´ on the battlefield.
Next we´ll be distributing NERF guns to the troops so as not to actually hurt the enemy.
Now tell me how many millions did this cost the tax payers.
How to lose wars, ensure hatred of the US and contribute to terrorism.
What´s the matter? Not enough restraint on killing the enemy!
I dunno, but I think life was simpler in our grandfathers´ day, when part of the Army´s mission was to spread our superior culture to the rest of the world.Its too bad that our elected leaders no longer consider our culture to be superior to that of third world hellholes.
"Partners" don´t kill the people who selflessly sacrifice for the benefit of others.When that starts, their towns and cities should start disappearing, and our "partners" have to be held at a distance like any other treacherous, duplicitous enemy.


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Hi all! I making some type of analysis of queue management systems and will be glad to hear answers on survey, I prepared. I know that specifications and characteristics can be "extracted" from official manuals, but here I'm interested in practical cases. Thanks in advance. 1) Which queuing system You use at your cluser (OpenPBS, Torque, Sun Grid Engine, ...)? Mostly interest is queuing system, but scheduler will be interesting too. 2) Characteristics of your cluster: - number of nodes - type of nodes (workstations/dedicated, homogenous/heterogenous, cpus) 3) Queue characteristics: - number of users - average number of tasks in queue - average number of running tasks - only processor time taken into account or other resources too (memory, disk space, ...) 4) Common tasks characteristics: - how much procesors required - how much time required - type of parallelism: exclusion of concurrent run of other tasks on assigned processors/something like SETI at home or United Devices projects 5) What is the pros and cons for this queuing system? Why it was chosen instead of others for your cluster? PS. Some of this questions are related to scheduler too. But I need it mostly to recognize the capabilities of the queuing system. I.e. even if we have outstanding scheduler and the queuing system is bad - the result will be bad too. ---- Alexander Zubkov
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Chris Palmer received his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Arizona in 1991. He carried out postdoctoral research at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University from 1991 to 1992, at Unilever Research Laboratory in The Netherlands from 1993 to 1994, and at Himeji Institute of Technology in Japan from 1994 to 1995. He was Assistant Professor of Chemistry at New Mexico Insitute of Mining and Technology from 1995 to 1999 and Associate Professor from 1999-2001. Chris joined UM in 2001. He spent a year as Honorary Research Associate at the Australian Centre for Research on Separation Science (ACROSS) at the University of Tasmania in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Chris is an analytical chemist specializing in the development of novel polymeric materials for application in microscale liquid phase separations and in the application of separations methods to environmental analysis.
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Chris is also involved in collaborative work in which separations technologies are developed and applied to environmental analytical problems. Most recently, the group has developed and applied GC-MS methods for the determination of chemical markers for wood smoke in particulate matter and in urine. Application of these methods has supported the evaluation of a wood stove replacement program in Libby, MT and the characterization of levoglucosan as a potential chemical marker of exposure to woodsmoke. The research team continues to work on issues related to residential wood smoke and wood smoke exposure.
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"Urinary levoglucosan as a biomarker of wood smoke exposure: observations in a mouse model and in children," Christopher T. Migliaccio, Megan A. Bergauff, Christopher P. Palmer, Forrest Jessop, Curtis W. Noonan and Tony J. Ward, (2009) Environmental Health Perspectives, 117(1), 74-79. Link
"Characterization of a Cationic Phosphonium Surfactant for Micellar Electrokinetic Chromatography using the Linear Solvation Energy Relationships Model," (2008), Vincent P. Schnee and Christopher P. Palmer, Electrophoresis, 29, 761-766.
"Determination and Evaluation of Selected Organic Tracers for Wood Smoke in Airborne Particulate Matter," (2008), Megan Bergauff, Tony Ward, Curtis Noonan, Christopher P. Palmer, International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry, 88, 473-486.
"Electrokinetic chromatographic characterization of novel pseudo-phases based on N-alkyl-N-methylpyrrolidinium ionic liquid type surfactants," (2006) Vincent P. Schnee, Gary A.Baker, Erika Rauk, and Christopher P.Palmer, Electrophoresis, 27, 4141-4148.
"Detection of V-type Nerve Agent Degradation Products at Electrodes Modified by PPy/PQQ using CaCl2 as supporting electrolyte," (2006) Olga V. Shulga and Christopher Palmer, Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry , 385, 1116-1123.
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Topic: Nov. 11 Vet.s day
How was everybodys veterans day? Good I hope, my Dad sat around and did squat. (Dad's a vet)
I seek to knowledge to share it.
How was everybodys veterans day? Good I hope, my Dad sat around and did squat. (Dad's a vet)
That's what the day is for right?
Same here.
Up here instead of veteran's Day we have Remembrance Day. I don't know if the Americans do but we wear poppies as it was originally a Canadian poet and soldier, John McCrae, who composed "In Flander's Fields". So we had the whole ceremony on Monday at school with a piper and a colour party and a laying of the wreaths. I was supposed to play The Last Post but I wheedled my way out of it because I have a problem with trumpet solos in front of crowds.
So then on Tuesday we observed a moment of silence at 11 am. But other than that Tuesday was a busy day for me.
Yeah Sev it's Rememberence Day over here in Australia too, we also have the poppies as a symbol of respect. We don't get a public holiday though. We only stop at the 11th hour of the 11 day for a minutes silence.
ANZAC Day however is a public holiday but it accounts for all Australian and New Zealand soldiers alive or deceased.
You know what gets me....Why did they wait til the 11th hour to stop the war?
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THERE is no country that produces better aged beef than the United States. And I know that you often do nothing more with a good steak than a simple grilling or broiling. Because the meat is so good, you can get excellent results that way. There are plenty of people who insist that doing anything more would ruin it.
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Re: "Increase Whitemud speed limit: mayor," the Journal, Aug. 17.
Faster is not better. Let's apply some common sense to this thought of raising the speed limit on Whitemud Drive.
Our human need for speed and to always scoot ahead of the next person should not cloud what is a reasonable limit. I feel comfortable and safe driving the Whitemud at the posted speed of 80 km/h.
That speed allows for reasonable reaction times when needed. If you raise that limit to 90 km/h or 100, the average speed of drivers on that road will be much higher.
Using Deerfoot Trail in Calgary as an example is actually an argument against increasing the limit. Speed and poor design have led to many spectacular accidents and major tie-ups there.
The experts have weighed in and oppose increasing the posted speed on the Whitemud. Maybe we should listen to them.
Daryl Boyden, Sherwood Park
'Speed kills' is too simple
I've driven for decades without a ticket because I observe speed limits (I hate paying fines). But I have a new perspective after returning from Palm Desert and Palm Springs, Calif.
As I exited the freeways there, I saw the posted signs on city streets are usually between 50 and 55 m.p.h. (80 and 90 km/h).
These limits were on regular city streets, which had sidewalks occupied by the occasional senior citizen on a medical scooter, traffic lights and uncontrolled turning lanes between intersections.
I wondered how the limits on Edmonton streets are determined because the Whitemud has none of the above yet has a similar speed limit.
The new multi-laned Scona Road running by the Old Timer's Cabin, where there are no pedestrian sidewalks, has a speed limit of 50 km/h. Because photo radar is often set up to nab drivers climbing the hill, I wonder how many limits are set with safety in mind and how many are arbitrarily set for other reasons.
It seems the too-simple "speed kills" argument is being applied rather than factoring in the many variables that cause accidents.
Gordon Gee, Edmonton
Somalia risks misjudged
Re: "Former hostage recounts horrific ordeal; Albertan held captive in Somalia talks of abuse, ransom in new book," the Journal, Aug. 19.
The horrendous 15 months of brutality that hostage Amanda Lindhout suffered in Somalia perhaps could have been avoided.
Lindhout says she and her friend were taken by armed men who were actually targeting a writer and photographer working for the National Geographic.
Robert Draper of National Geographic had a different take in the magazine's September 2009 edition. He writes Lindhout and Brennan "are youthful freelancers (with) little experience or money. … They have paid for guards but not for militia security. … Their gamble proves to be a fateful one."
This suggests that Lindhout took a youthful risk and paid dearly for her error in judgment.
Her life will never be the same. I can't imagine the unspeakable horrors she suffered — all perhaps avoidable but for her lack of careful consideration of the risks in a lawless country.
Dr. John Lilley, Edmonton
Egypt allowed to crumble
Re: "Day of Rage turns residents against pro-Morsi marchers; Police among dozens killed across Egypt," the Journal, Aug. 17.
To the utter dismay of the entire world, the situation in Egypt has been allowed to disintegrate. The first democratically elected government in Egypt's history has been toppled after being in power for just one year.
That's not enough time to right all the wrongs done by the previous government of Hosni Mubarak.
It seems the military was just waiting to stage a coup and immediately install a government of its lackeys, half of them retired military officers.
The sad part is no serious effort was made by U.S. President Barack Obama; the biggest proponent of democracy was looking the other way when democracy was shredded to pieces.
The U.S. decision to cancel joint military exercises with Egypt might not be enough to extinguish the fire that is going to engulf the land of the pharaohs.
Syed A. Rahman, Edmonton
Fringe plays downtown too
There are some great Fringe shows downtown. One of them is Love, Life and Lust, by Edmonton Musical Theatre at Blue Skys Arts Lofts on 105th Avenue and 114th Street.
We went to the show Friday night and were impressed with the great singing, acting and comedy. Although the audience was small, it appreciated the talent on the stage.
The Fringe is not just around Whyte Avenue, so come on, support the downtown shows.
Doreen Cleverley, Edmonton
Don't rip up turf at Clarke
Re: "NASL boss hopes to get rid of artificial turf at Clarke Field," the Journal, Aug. 19.
I am profoundly amazed: does NASL commissioner Bill Peterson know nothing about the history of Clarke Park, where the initial monies came from to develop it and who its primary users are?
The field is a legacy from the World Athletics Championships and the million-dollar all-weather field that Peterson wishes to throw away is a legacy of the Edmonton Eskimos' sale of the Trappers.
Clarke Park is home field of the Edmonton Wildcats and Edmonton Huskies junior football clubs. It is used for many local and regional high school and bantam football games and jamborees. The main reason: its artificial turf can withstand continuous play regardless of weather.
Should it be replaced by sod, you can expect these primary users will be banned from using Clarke Park as they'd be making the sod "unplayable" for one soccer team and the 10 or 12 times a years it would use it.
Perhaps FC Edmonton and the NASL should recognize they are the interlopers in a facility that was not designed for their use. This public facility should never be turned over to them exclusively.
Mike Eurchuk, Edmonton
Sloan showed disrespect
Re: "Surprise departure throws Ward 1 race wide open," by Paula Simons, Commentary, Aug. 17.
Paula Simons describes how Coun. Linda Sloan would question the abilities and integrity of senior city managers in public.
The managers are required to be respectful no matter how disrespectful councillors are to them. Is this not the same bullying that the provincial government is fighting? Good riddance to Sloan.
Bruce Boylan, Edmonton
PM's tactic undemocratic
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is going to ask the Governor General to prorogue Parliament until sometime in October. This will be the third time Harper has employed this political tactic since he became prime minister.
This is undemocratic. Harper is moving closer to the Alberta model of having the legislature sit only twice a year for a few weeks at a time.
Harper seems to be unable or unwilling to do what almost every other prime minister before him has had the intestinal fortitude to do — face question period in the House.
So many scandals. So little time.
Brian A. Vail, Edmonton
Don't sell off land registry
Recently our provincial government said it intended to investigate selling our land titles services to a private for-profit entity. As a residential real estate lawyer for more than 30 years, I am alarmed.
You've worked long and hard to save enough money to buy your home and pay down your mortgage, and now the government plans to put your hard-earned title at risk.
It will say protections will be built into the system, but once the process is in private hands the government will not have the same control it does now.
Remember what happened initially when Alberta's motor vehicle registries were privatized? Some private registry and licensing agents took advantage by illegally selling Class 1 licences to unqualified drivers, putting the public at risk.
The title to your home is not a commodity like liquor or a licence plate to be sold with minimal controls.
Protection of your title is an essential responsibility the provincial government has had for over 100 years.
And despite the lack of recent investment in upgrades and technology, the land titles registry has worked well. So well, in fact, that the Alberta Land Titles Office has become the envy of the world.
In jurisdictions such as Ontario that have unwisely outsourced this service, the cost of searches has gone up significantly.
The government will want to maintain the same cash flow and the private operator will want to make a profit, so the loser will be members of the public, who will have to pay more to cover the higher costs.
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They still don't get it, part of the reason they are not profitable is the Memphis Airport charges the HIGHEST prices in the country for airport landing fee's charged to the airlines. So higher prices, sure people are going to travel to Little Rock and Nashville to fly. Until that problem is corrected Memphis will continue to loose more flights.
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The Internet-based survey also found that 80 percent of millennials believe it's important to the get lowest price when shopping. The survey of nearly 2,000 resondents conducted for 12 days in December also found that 60 percent of those 18 to 34 are likely to choose a lower priced item over their usual brand if they can save money.
Because price is such an issue for millennials, 57 percent make a point to search online for discounts before shopping and 63 percent stick to the brands and stores they know they can afford, the report said.
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August 8th, 2012Thinking of a career in the hospitality industry? You've made an excellent choice. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the hospitality industry is expected to see double-digit increases in wage and salary employment through 2014.
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In conclusion, I want to now go back to the middle of my story and share how I moved from a life that lacked true joy, to where I am now–that is, living in joy daily.
But I want to ask you again, a third time: Is there anything in your life right now that you'd like to change or have different? Would you like more joy in your life?
If so, "how can we know the way" to do so?
David O. McKay said, "Christ's divine answer was: 'I am the way…' (John 14:5-6). And so He is! He is the source of our comfort, the inspiration of our life, the author of our salvation. If we want to know our relationship to God, we go to Jesus Christ. If we would know the truth of immortality of the soul, we have it exemplified in the Savior's resurrection…He is the one Perfect Being who ever walked the earth; the sublimest example of nobility; Godlike in nature; perfect in his love; our Redeemer; our Savior; the immaculate Son of our Eternal Father; the Light, the Life, the Way" (David O. McKay, Teachings of Presidents of the Church: David O. McKay, 2003, 3-4, 5).
And so it is. At both the beginning and the end of my long list of "look what I've done Lord to change my life" filled with scripture studies and prayers and charitable works (all of which are certainly so very important to knowing Him and living in joy), there stood One. And it was on my knees, in a simple, humble prayer that I found Him again. I finally realized I would never have enough to give Him. And it was okay. And so I handed Him my my tattered, fraying, sad little life, independent of all the things I thought I needed to do first. Because ultimately, only He could change it. And He did.
Because when I face the wall in front of me, it is He who says, "Thy walls are continually before me" (1 Nephi 21:16).
When I am lonely, it is He who says, "and lo, I am with you, even unto the end" (D&C 105:41).
When I am burdened, it is He who says, "Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest" (Matt. 11:30).
When I wonder which direction to go or choice to make, it is He who says, "Trust in [me] with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge [me], and [I] will direct thy paths" (Proverbs 3:5-6).
When I am seeking greater peace in my home, family, and heart, it is He who says, "Learn of me, and listen to my words; walk in the meekness of my Spirit, and you shall have peace in me" (D&C 19:23).
When I am saddened, faced with fear, hurt or illness, it is He who says, "I will not leave you comfortless, I will come to you" (John 14:18).
When our world swirls around us, it is he who "arises, and rebukes the winds and the sea; until there is calm" (Matt 8: 26).
When I don't feel strong enough to handle what I've been given, or face what is ahead, it is He who is my "strength and [our] song" (1 Nephi 22:2).
When I am out of breath, it is God who "breathed … the breath of life" into Adam (Moses 3:70).
When I feel dead, it is He who said, "I am the life" (John 14:6).
When I want, it is He who says, "Ask and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock and it shall be opened unto you" (Matt. 6: 7).
When I feel condemned and ashamed, it is He who says, "neither do I condemn thee" (John 8:11).
When I feel I need to suffer more for my sins, it is He who says, "I have suffered these things for all, that they might not suffer" (D&C 19:16).
When I hunger, it is He who says, "I am the bread of life" (John 6:48).
When I thirst, it is He who says, "whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst" (John 4:14).
When the present seems dark, it is He who says, "I am the light" (3 Ne. 18:16).
When I don't know the way, it is He who says, "I am the way." (John 14:6).
My friends, it's not that we choose joy. It's that we choose Christ. It doesn't matter what we do to change our lives on our own or how much we tell ourselves to be happy. It is only because of Him that bad things can be good, that sinful things can be wiped clean, that aching things can be healed. That is what a joyful life is … that despite, and most times in spite of hard things, there most certainly can be peace, comfort, strength, joy. For He said, "in this WORLD your joy is not full, but in ME your joy is full."
My journey was not so much a journey back to joy as it was a journey back to Him. May you seek Him. For you will most certainly find Him. He is there and ever will be.
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Who knew substituting Muppets in lieu of mobsters could have such a positive impact on children? A study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics suggests that reducing the amount of time young children watch on-screen violence could positively affect their behavior. In a randomized trial, researchers worked with 565 parents of children ages 3 to 5 years old. Half the parents—the control group—received no advice for what their kids should be watching. The other group of parents received lots of guidance on positive programming, encouragement to watch television with the kids to answer questions, and check-ins from researchers who helped the families set television-watching goals, reports The New York Times. Both groups of parents were asked to log their kids' media intake, and were asked to evaluate their children's change in behavior at six and 12 months. As you may have guessed, the children whose parents received guidance and who watched positive programming were less aggressive than their peers in the control group. Kids who watched fewer violent shows also scored higher in terms of social competence. "The take-home message for parents is it's not just about turning off the TV; it's about changing the channel," lead study author Dimitri Christakis, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Washington, told The New York Times. "We want our children to behave better, and changing their media diet is a good way to do that."
Tips for Safe and Healthy Online Dating
Chatting with a new Valentine over coffee: old school. Dealing with awkward first-date giggles at an Applebee's: What is this, 1998? These days, many of us are getting romantic through virtual winks and private messages, or by simply perusing a prospective match's age, sex, location, weight, height, self summary, favorite movies, and leisure activities through his or her dating profile. Online dating has become so popular that it was how nearly 25 million people searched for love in just one month of 2011, according to a study in the journal Psychological Science in the Public Interest.
But if the nonstop drama of Manti Te'o and the tales of online exes-turned-murders have taught us anything, it's that you've got to be safe when dating online. Here's how:
Don't post contact information. "You need to own your online presence," says Michael Kaiser, executive director of the National Cyber Security Alliance. "Empower yourself to control what you share online." While engaging in multiple virtual platforms can make you feel like Master of the Internet, it can also leave you vulnerable. "There's a difference between being cyber savvy and cyber secure," Kaiser says. [Read more: Tips for Safe and Healthy Online Dating]
Confessions of a Dietitian With a Muffin Top
Dietitians face a major occupational hazard: the underlying pressure to remain a model of good health and fitness, writes U.S. News blogger Tamara Duker Freuman. After all, you probably wouldn't trust a dentist with bad teeth, or a mechanic with a jalopy. Would you trust a dietitian with a muffin top?
Of course, we dietitians are people, too. Occasionally, we also get too busy to squeeze in our "nine a day" of fruits and veggies. Some of us are mothers whose childcare obligations make a regular gym commitment difficult to manage and whose post-baby bodies are quite worse for the wear. After a long day at work or at home with our kids, we're equally tempted to plop down on the couch and eat dinner in front of the TV, even though we know that's a recipe for disaster. And so it shouldn't surprise anyone to learn that once in a while, we dietitians may find ourselves a few pounds over our own goal weights—or several hours under our weekly exercise targets.
At present, I am one such dietitian.
Technically, I am not overweight. In fact, after the holidays, I was only two pounds above my pre-pregnancy weight, at which time I was quite fit and active. But the number on the scale didn't tell the whole story. I had the beginnings of "bingo arms" where my once-toned triceps lived. And we won't even discuss the souvenir "twin skin" left on my belly from that 53-pound pregnancy weight gain. [Read more: Confessions of a Dietitian With a Muffin Top]


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