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Brenton Queen
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, LCAS
"I am a stand for people living powerfully and exceeding what they have previously thought was possible in their lives. I have come to understand that peoples lives are often strained by the systems they are part of which involve patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving that ultimately keep the systems alive. My job as a therapist is to create a positive and meaningful relationship with my clients, to highlight the patterns in their world which keep them stuck, and to offer new ways to experience the world which may open space for living powerfully.
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Victoria Brodersen
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFTA
"Specializing in LGBTQ, step, foster, and adoptive families is my passion. I work to help non-traditional families find a comfortable daily rhythm, establish strong family bonds, and set household expectations that work. I ask that families arrive ready to speak honestly about what works and what needs work in their home. I believe that by approaching issues together we can reach a feasible solution that uniquely address your needs without alienating others.
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Kitty Conley Benfield
Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
"I counsel clients from ages 3-85 years of age. I work with clients that have ADD, ADHD, Compulsive and anxiety behaviors, Bi-Polar issues, Depression, Marital Therapy, Separation Anxiety disorders, Family Therapy, Divorce issues, PTSD.
I am a RN for 43 years, A Licensed Professional Counselor for the past 15 years. I have worked in Mental Health for the past 23 years.
I use the following modalities to treat my clients;
Cognitive Behavorial Techniques, Experiential Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Strategic and Structural Therapies, Narrative Therapy, Object Relations Therapy,and Play Therapy for the age.
I normally use a combined therapy techniques, according to the individual needs of the client.
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Randy Withers
Counselor, MA, NCC, LPCA
"I've been working with teens and adults in both educational and mental health settings since 1998. I help all kinds of people for all kinds of reasons, but I specialize in a few areas - depression, anxiety, children in foster care to name a few. I am currently accepting new clients for coaching sessions via Skype or over the phone. This is a popular method of providing valuable guidance to clients without being limited to a specific geographic area. Coaching is a solution-focused and brief therapy, meaning sessions usually don't last for more than 6-8 sessions.
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Renovo Christian Counseling
Marriage & Family Therapist
"Mike Nichols, MRE, MFS, LMFT - The mission of Renovo Christian Counseling is to help bring renewal and restoration to your life and relationships. It is to partner with you to discover and apply practical and enduring solutions to the issues with which you struggle. Whatever the need that motivates you to seek counsel, I believe you can achieve healing, growth and change. It is my calling to help couples and individuals in that endeavor.
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Kevin Rutter
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, CPC
"Turn possibility into reality! My goal is to help families, couples, and individuals grow to realize their greatest potential through their development of powerful and passionate relationships.
The first step is often the most important. We wish to make this process as easy as possible. We provide a confidential setting conveniently located across from Catawba Valley Medical Center. We have flexible hours and will work with your insurance or EAP to provide proper care. Please visit our website at www.grow-nc.com to learn more!
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Leslie Mckenna
Counselor, MS, LPC
"I have been passionate about the care and wellness of adult women since I began practicing in the early 1990's. I have worked in a variety of settings that have given me helpful experience in treating issues that women commonly face such as body shame, unhealthy eating patterns, unresolved trauma, anxiety, depression, domestic and verbal abuse. I follow the latest research findings related to the neurological basis behind therapeutic change and make it a point to empower my clients by teaching them everything that I have learned about healthy change and skills that have been shown to nurture a sense of peace and wellbeing.
Pamilla G Yount
"Hypnosis works to stop smoking, weight loss, stress, pain management, restructuring and reinventing your life . It also works for creating a positive new way of life.
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Thomas McDaniel
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"I assist adults seeking help with depression, anxiety, panic, stress, OCD, trauma, anger, relationship problems, career concerns, loss, meaning, mortality and other issues. Whether individual or couple, I tailor an approach specific to your need. Existential therapy is my foundation though I use an eclectic approach and draw upon various therapies. Therapy may be brief in duration or lengthy. It is sometimes uncomfortable - the "price" of honest introspection and change. I don't have your "answer" but will help you seek it. I strive - in the words of Irvin Yalom - to help "remove obstacles blocking the patient's path".
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Liza M. Shaw
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, ACHT
"I consider it my personal mission to reduce the divorce rate in the United States, 1 couple at a time. But preventing divorce will only be succesful if, in place of unfulfilling or chronically dysfunctional marriages, couples develop truly thriving marriages & deeply fulfilling relationships. Even in the most hopeless-seeming cases, couples can heal the damage from the past and move forward in a healthier way. Not all marriages can be saved, but when couples do the work to heal the past, their future can be happier, no matter what the outcome for the relationship.
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Michelle Ellwanger
Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC, BCC
"Anxiety? Depression? Relationship Issues? Learn how to effectively solve problems and move into healthier patterns. More skills, not less problems, is the realistic answer to handling the curve balls that life throws you. Commit to becoming your personal best and call today.
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Nicole Mosteller
Counselor, MEd, LPC, NCC
"I provide counseling and life enrichment services for children, teens, adults, families, couples, and groups. My office is a safe atmosphere welcoming diversity in culture, in sexual orientation, religion, and other factors of difference. Our lives can be wonderful, tragic, amazing, challenging and we go on many journeys and walk on many paths along the way. Sometimes we just need someone to talk to, bounce ideas off of, find peace and healing with or just explore what makes us tick. Allow me to be with you on these journeys of life.
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Brian S Hissom
Counselor, MA, NCC, LPC
"I believe that each of us has the potential to achieve most all of the goals that we have. When emotions or behaviors prevent you from reaching your potential, counseling can be very helpful. My goal is to provide quality, effective, confidential evaluation and counseling services while maintaining excellent relationships with physicians and other professionals who may also be helping you. I specialize in working with adolescents and adults with emotional, behavioral, relationship difficulties. I also provide pre-surgical assessments for bariatric and pain management surgeries.
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Cathy C Pasour
Marriage & Family Therapist, MACC, LMFT, LCAS
"My passion in life is to serve God through a ministry of counseling. I enjoy working with children (age 6 and up), adolescents, and adults of all ages. Therapy can be conducted with families, couples, individuals and groups. My special areas of competence include: parenting, complex trauma in children and adolescents, grief and loss, drug/alcohol addiction, domestic violence, marital/pre-marital counseling, anxiety, and depression. If you are are searching for a therapist today, feel free to send me an email or give me a call. I look forward to talking with you.
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Sean Jarman
Counselor, MEd, LPC, CPC
"The ideal client is any person, couple or family in need of assistance to work through problem behaviors or issues that are causing discomfort or turmoil in the home, school, work or the community. This would include oppositional teenagers, marital issues or problems in the family system. Also, any person seeking to make a shift in their life and needs assistance to reach their goals.
"Most people enter therapy feeling overwhelmed by life's challenges. I take a very practical approach to helping clients utilize proven techniques to navigate life's difficulties and move from merely surviving to thriving. My primary appoach is cognitive-behavioral, blended with a wide range of other skills. Therapy is specific to each client's goals and needs. I tend to be problem/solution focused so clients have a clear understanding of therapy along with reasonable expectations. My goal is for each client to develop a better understanding of themselves and an effective set of skills for addressing their issues.
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Almon Franklin Carr
Counselor, LCSW, LMFT
"I work primarily with adults on an individual, couple or family basis concerning relationship and mental health issues. Unless the focus is family therapy, I rarely see persons under 18. I am licensed as a clinical social worker(LCSW) and as a marriage and family therapist(LMFT)and a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy(AAMFT). I have been in practice since 1980 in Morganton and have experience in in-patient and out-patient mental health, individual, marital therapy and developmental disabilities. I see older adults with life transition concerns.
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Pete Mcgourty
Counselor, LPC
"Hello new client and welcome! My specialty is relationships, helping individuals achieve healthy interpersonal connections with a life partner, work colleague, friend, or family member. One specific challenge of our times is divorce. If you are contemplating divorce or are in the midst of one or recently experienced a divorce I can help. This is often a time of profound emotional pain including depression anxiety and paralyzing fears... Which can lead to physical symptoms such as insomnia, fatigue, headaches, stomach ailments and bowel discomfort. I have the training and experience to help you navigate through this difficult time.
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"SUWS Adolescent and Youth Programs offers therapeutic wilderness programs for adolescents ages 11 to 17 with a focus on clinical intervention and assessment. The wilderness program uses the outdoors as an alternative to conventional treatment environments, while engaging students using traditional therapeutic methods. Since 1981, SUWS programs have provided guidance and support to thousands of misdirected and at-risk teens experiencing low self-esteem, defiant behavior, attention deficit, depression, substance abuse and other behavioral issues.
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Joseph M. Young
MDiv, ThM
"I see mental health in terms of mindfulness. My approach can be distilled into three sentences: When I am anxious, I am living in the future. When I am depressed, I am living in the past. When I am content, I am living in the fullness of the present moment. Counseling sessions are designed to focus upon the present, through which the hurts of the past and anxieties about the future are explored in the here-and-now, bringing words and feelings together. Individuals with issues of depression, anxiety, trauma, and bereavement may find an empathetic ear.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me? Therapists in Catawba County have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues. For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in Catawba County you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in Catawba County and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in Catawba County or family therapy in Catawba County.
How to find a specialist? If you're looking for specialist counseling in Catawba County, North Carolina, such as a child psychologist or sex therapist, try to refine your search with our left nav bar. |
What method of therapy is right for me? When it comes to treatment methods, there's no "right way". A couples counselor or a family counselor may use different treatment methods depending on the one that works best for you. |
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I'm installing a screen on a laptop with the serial connection and it says that the connection is not found. I only have 1 com port but multiple baud rates and I matched them up with the 9600 but it still doesnt find it. What can be wrong ? Any help would be great thanks
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Maybe if you give more details - OS, kind of screen, drivers installed, etc.
what sort of screen are you connecting to COM port??
datalux with serial touchscreen connection using the specified 3M drivers installed. When in detect mode it will not detect and ask to choose a different COM port. Running windows 98
so it's just the touchscreen going into the com port then?
Ok you say you've got the baud rate matched, what about parity and stop bits?
I have found that, at times, the com ports are disabled on bios. This can lead to frustrating hours of cussing, searching web sites, and general hair pulling. You might try entering BIOS and verifying it is enabled.....
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ok i just went in and made sure bios had it enabled and even enabled a different port # to see if it would work but it doesnt. It only allows me to select one # so i have it on com 1. Parity and stop are also set to specifications but it still says touchscreen not found on the port. It is only the touchscreen on serial, the monitor itself is in the VGA plug. Thanks for your help guys
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Posted Sep 4, '13 at 8:17am
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Befor world war 1, something lime in 1840+- most of the japanese army was still armed with bows and Yari's. We dont want Iran get stronger to the point wher they can be even a weak super power.Digging your head in the ground wont be a good idea.
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Befor world war 1, something lime in 1840+- most of the japanese army was still armed with bows and Yari's.
Posted Sep 4, '13 at 3:45pm
Nice and easy Emperore, nice and easy...
Posted Sep 5, '13 at 8:14am
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If it were a game of battleship, they'd be blindfolded with their hands tied starting with a half-dead patrol boat on the board, while our board is full and we cheat in every way imaginable.
Posted Sep 5, '13 at 10:15am
having a lot of boats is not necessarily a good thing.
Is he copping out or being democratic?
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Posted Sep 5, '13 at 11:56am
If they say yes, which I think they will
Posted Sep 5, '13 at 5:07pm
Ah, Obama met with Putin and others today in St Petersburg to discuss the world economy. It would've likely been much more unfriendly if Obama had planned a military action in Syria without consulting congress, so the democratic approach was a good move on his part.
Posted Sep 5, '13 at 9:18pm
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^But how much of it is just talk? Syria has the last major naval base for Russia outside of the former Soviet Union; Tartus is a major warm water port of call for Russian ships; Tartus grants easy access to the Mediterranean, whoch in turns allows naval power to extend to Southern Europe/North Africa.The last 400 years of Russian History have had this issue in the background: Russia seriously lacks warm water ports, especially in the West. Should Tartus become unavaliable, the RN has to go to their Black Sea ports to refit/refuel, which means they're bottle necked up by the Turkish straits. Worst case scenario for Russia has much of their Western Fleet trapped in the Black Sea by a few destroyers with cruise missiles or a carrier group.Now throw in the last 100 years, which has seen Russia twice invaded (with rather good success, considering), Detente, and increased US military activity in the near region. Tartus is important to the RN; Tartus is in Syria; the question then becomes, "Under what circumstances would Russia give up Tartus?" And this, to me, is the million dollar question.In other news, CNN has relorted that Harry Reid has turned down an offer to meet with Russian officials over Syria.
Posted Sep 8, '13 at 4:56am
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The haters are niether Arabic butthurt ("Its USS fault! Anything is there fault") or Smuggish european ("They want oil!"), But the realy annoying one are the anti-war peoples. I mean, dont you read the news? "USA shouldnt start another war" - USA didnt start a war for the past 80 years i belive. Name one and get 100 Danielo points.
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Research Interests
Ecological silviculture, restoration silviculture, riparian silviculture, physiological mechanisms of tree stress tolerance, genecology, climate change
- University of Claifornia, Berkeley, Doctor of Philosophy My Ph.D. curriculum was focused on silviculture and forest soils. My dissertation research examined the ecophysiological mechanisms underlying water-use and growth relationships of interacting planted conifers and shrubs., 1991
- Purdue University, Master of Science, Forestery My M.S.F. curriculum was focused on silviculture and forest soils. My theis research examined the influence of light availability on survival and growth of white oak seedlings. , 1981
- University of Minnesota, Bachelor of Science, Forestry My B.S. curriculum was focused on Forest resource Management with an elective core of Silviculture and Forest Ecosystems. , 1979
Professional Experience
- Supervisory Research Forester, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Corvallis, Oregon
2002 - Current
As a Team Leader and scientist I conduct silviculture and ecophysiology research related to management of young stands of the Douglas-fir/western hemlock province, riparian silviculture, restoration silvicutlure in dry ponderosa pine and mixed conifer forests, and post-fire reforestation and fuels development. My work emphasizes multi-diciplinary approaches with an emphasis on characterizing functional relationships driving forest repsonses to silvicultural manipulations. As a Team Leader, I supervise a multidisciplinary group of scientists, professional staff and students engaged in research that explicitly addresses the linkages and interactions among aquatic, riparian and terrestrial elements of managed watersheds and landscapes. - Research Plant Physiologist, USDA Forest Service, North Central Research Station, Rhinelander Wisconsin
1993 - 2000
As a member of RWU-4155, Genetic and Molecular Bases of Tree Stress Tolerance, I conducted studies to characterize the physiological relationships underlying individual tree responses to the interactive effects of elevated carbon dioxide and water stress. I also undertook an interdisciplinary study to evaluate the degree to which genetic population structuring in eastern white pine was related to spatial variation in the Lake States environment.
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- Kayes, Lori J.; Anderson, Paul D.; Puettmann, Klaus J. 2010. Vegetation Succession Among And Within Structural Layers Following Wildfire In Managed Forests.
- Marquardt, Theresa; Temesgen, Hailemariam; Anderson, Paul D. 2010. Accuracy And Suitability Of Selected Sampling Methods Within Conifer Dominated Riparian Zones.
- Anderson, Paul D.; Chmura, Daniel J. 2009. Silvicultural Approaches To Maintain Forest Health And Productivity Under Current And Future Climates.
- Peterson, Charles E.; Anderson, Paul D. 2009. Large-Scale Interdisciplinary Experiments Inform Current And Future Forestry Management Options In The U.S. Pacific Northwest.
- Peterson, C.E.; Anderson, P.D. 2009. Large-Scale Interdisciplinary Experiments Inform Current And Future Forestry Management Options In The U.S.
- Anderson, Paul D.; Ronnenberg, Kathryn L. 2013. Density Management In The 21st Century: West Side Story.
- Anderson, Paul D.; Olson, Deanna H.; Ares, Adrian. 2013. Initial Riparian Down Wood Dynamics In Relation To Thinning And Buffer Width.
- Anderson, Paul D. 2013. Riparian Microclimate And Stream Temperature: Thinning And Buffer-Width Influences.
- Eskelson, Bianca N.I.; Anderson, Paul D.; Temesgen, Hailemariam. 2013. Sampling And Modeling Riparian Forest Structure And Riparian Microclimate.
- Urgenson, Lauren S.; Halpern, Charles B.; Anderson, Paul D. 2013. Twelve-Year Responses Of Planted And Naturally Regenerating Conifers To Variable-Retention Harvest In The Pacific Northwest, Usa.
- Anderson, Paul D. 2013. Two Decades Of Learning About Thinning In The Ecosystem Management Era.
- Marquardt, Theresa; Temesgen, Hailemariam; Anderson, Paul D.; Eskelson, Bianca. 2012. Evaluation Of Sampling Methods To Quantify Abundance Of Hardwoods And Snags Within Conifer-Dominated Riparian Zones.
- Chmura, Daniel J.; Anderson, Paul D.; Howe, Glenn T.; Harrington, Constance A.; Halofsky, Jessica E.; Peterson, David L.; Shaw, David C.; St Clair, Brad J. 2011. Forest Responses To Climate Change In The Northwestern United States: Ecophysiological Foundations For Adaptive Management.
- Gould, Peter J.; St.Clair, J. Bradley; Anderson, Paul D. 2011. Performance Of Full-Sib Families Of Douglas-Fir In Pure-Family And Mixed-Family Deployments.
- Kayes, Lori J.; Puettmann, Klaus J.; Anderson, Paul D. 2011. Short-Term Bryoid And Vascular Vegetation Response To Reforestation Alternatives Following Wildfire In Conifer Plantations.
- Chmura, Daniel J.; Howe, Glenn T.; Anderson, Paul D.; St Clair, Bradley J. 2010. Adaption Of Trees, Forests And Forestry To Climate Change.
- Anderson, Paul D.; Meleason, Mark A. 2009. Discerning Responses Of Down Wood And Understory Vegetation Abundance To Riparian Buffer Width And Thinning Treatments: An Equivalence-Inequivalence Approach.
- Wilson, Duncan S.; Anderson, Paul D.; Puettmann, Klaus J. 2009. Evaluating The Consistency Of Understorey Vegetation Response To Forest Thinning Through Synthetic Analysis Of Operational-Scale Experiments.
- Poage, Nathan J.; Anderson, Paul D. 2007. Large-Scale Silviculture Experiments Of Western Oregon And Washington..
- Anderson, Paul D.; Larson, David J.; Chan, Samuel S. 2007. Riparian Buffer And Density Management Influences On Microclimate Of Young Headwater Forests Of Western Oregon..
- Cissel, John; Anderson, Paul; Berryman, Shanti; Chan, Sam; Olson, Deanna; Puettman, Klaus. 2004. Bureau Of Land Management Density Management Study..
- Chan, Samuel; Anderson, Paul; Cissel, John; Lateen, Larry; Thompson, Charley. 2004. Variable Density Management In Riparian Reserves: Lessons Learned From An Operational Study In Managed Forests Of Western Oregon, Usa..
- Anderson, Paul F. 1979. Analysis Of Landscape Character For Visual Resource Management.
Research Highlights
Highlight | Title | Year |
PNW-2013-099 | Collected Works Summarize Forest Dynamics and Ecosystem Responses to Partial Overstory Harvests Density Management in the 21st Century: West Side Story presents abstracts and peer reviewed papers from a 2011 regional conference highlighting ... | 2013 |
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In this article, Linux Journal speaks with four Linux device experts—Henry Kingman, Rick Lehrbaum, Shawn Powers and Bill Weinberg—in a virtual roundtable to take the pulse of Linux-based devices. They discuss the state of Linux-driven devices, their promise for the future and which ones are their favorites. Our roundtable participants are some of the best-known voices and "virtual pens" in the Linux device space:
Henry Kingman has edited the renowned site LinuxDevices.com since 2003. Kingman started his Web publishing career in 1998 at ZDNet, building a massive TipZone database largely composed of Microsoft software bugs.
Rick Lehrbaum is the founder and editor of the popular site DeviceGuru.com, an independent blog devoted to new and emerging device technologies. In addition to founding LinuxDevices.com—now a part of DeviceForge.com—Lehrbaum cofounded Ampro Computers and consults for companies in the embedded market.
Shawn Powers is the celebrated Gadget Guy product reviewer for LinuxJournal.com and Associate Editor for Linux Journal. He is also technology director for a K–12 school district in Michigan.
Bill Weinberg is an Independent Analyst and Consultant at LinuxPundit.com. He also serves as General Manager of the Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum and Mobile Linux Weatherman for the Linux Foundation. Previously, Weinberg was with Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) as Senior Technology Analyst and manager of the group's Mobile Linux and Carrier Grade Linux Initiatives, as well as a founding team member at MontaVista Software.
Henry Kingman: Some trends in the world of Linux may be:
Using desktop and server software instead of special "embedded" software (Nokia started this trend).
Using Linux in place of an RTOS (real-time OS).
Better "free" sources of Linux, such as the kernels, BSPs and filesystems supplied by chip or board suppliers and open-source projects.
More commercial support options, with hybrid service/product companies like Embedded Alley making headway.
Better tools, with the industry aligning behind Eclipse and its top-level Device Software Development Platform.
Trends caused by Linux may include:
Ridiculous feature proliferation, such as multiple radios in mobile devices, car stereos that can park the car, vending machines that phone in orders and so on.
Ubiquitous networking.
Ubiquitous Web control interfaces.
Near-ubiquitous media rendering and GPS.
Richer interfaces across the board.
Ever-shorter product life cycles.
Rick Lehrbaum: First, Linux is really well established. It's become the default choice for devices with 32-bit processors—that is, developers tend to start with the assumption that they'll use Linux and use something else only if they require special capabilities, or if the "politics" of their company are strongly stacked in favor of an RTOS or Windows CE/XPe.
Second, Linux has become the default OS for several device categories, including the emerging MID, Netbook and Nettop product categories; traditional thin-client terminals; Wi-Fi routers; set-top boxes, such as TiVo and the Roku Netflix box; and very significantly, mid- and high-end mobile phones.
Shawn Powers: I think largely the idea that Linux is no longer a buzzword, but rather the norm, is very significant. It's almost unsettling that so many devices are incorporating Linux, and yet that isn't as unique and exciting as it used to be from a marketing standpoint. Back in August at LinuxWorld, I noticed a huge trend in that so much of the conference was Linux, but wasn't really about Linux. It's as if we've finally taken over the world, and it's not as exciting as we thought it would be.
Bill Weinberg: Linux is becoming increasingly ubiquitous as an embedded software platform. From data gleaned from analyst reports and from my own direct contact with OEMs, about one-third of 32- and 64-bit designs are using Linux. Application areas include mobile telephony, consumer electronics, automotive systems/GPS, telecommunications and networking infrastructure, even medical and aerospace/defense.
Trends that I see include consolidation of systems/software platforms—mobile in particular. The visible manifestations of the trend toward consolidation include the merger of dot-orgs like LiPS and LiMo; companies like ACCESS, Azingo, Purple Labs and others joining LiMo and embracing that platform spec; Intel embracing Ubuntu/Canonical as part of Moblin and also buying OpenHand; Wind River buying Mizi Research; and Sun refocusing the role of Linux-based JavaFX Mobile to complement Google/Android.
Frankly, more important (in my humble opinion) than ".organic" mergers and activities is ORGANIC consolidation. In particular, if you look at the range of FOSS and commercial mobile platforms (including those mentioned above), you will see a consolidation of foundation components around: the Linux kernel 2.6, glibc, GTK+/Cairo/Pango, WebKit, GStreamer and Java (still a must for legacy interoperability). This development is illustrated in Figure 1.
The second major trend is that the upward motion of the value line put OEMs in the pilot seat. OEMs and integrators have a better range of choices with regard to buying and/or building a Linux-based embedded platform and toolkit. They can certainly turn to OSVs, like MontaVista and Wind River, and/or smaller packaged product/services companies. They also can purchase application-purposed vertical stacks for mobile, automotive, MIDs and so on from companies like those mentioned above. They also can, with more confidence than ever before, self-integrate bits directly from OSS projects with their value-added internal code and ISVware. And, they can mix and match. This development is illustrated in Figure 2.
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Between the first starting gun at 10:30 a.m. and Wyclef Jean's last set some 15 hours later, the final race of the three-day series was conducted and awards were presented to the first-, second- and third-place boats in each division. The regatta's steering chairman, Robbie Ferron, did his usual fine job hosting the proceedings with help from a host of local politicians and dignitaries.
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Troy Polamalu, David DeCastro Earn Top Grades From PFF For Play Against Bengals
By Dave Bryan on December 16, 2013 at 1:56 pm@SteelersDepotPro Football Focus has their initial grades up from the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday night game against the Cincinnati Bengals and this time a defensive player has the top grade.
Safety Troy Polamalu, who was allowed to play more safety as opposed to linebacker against the Bengals, graded out as the top Steelers player (4.2). Polamalu not only forced a fumble in the game, but was credited by PFF as having there stops.
Linebackers Lawrence Timmons (3.1) and Vince Williams (2.3) also graded out well and it was mostly a result of their play against the run. Nose tackle Al Woods, who started the game in place of the injured Steve McLendon, also finished with a nice grade of (1.8).
At the bottom of the defensive grades was safety Will Allen (-2.0) as he was a liability in pass coverage and specifically on the touchdown pass to Bengals wide receiver Marvin Jones.
As far as the offensive grades go, guard David DeCastro (4.0) had the top grade and he was followed closely by tackle Marcus Gilbert (3.6).
Surprisingly, tight end Matt Spaeth graded out the worst on offense (-4.8), according to PFF, and that was predominantly because of his run blocking in the game. Also playing poorly in the run game was center Cody Wallace (-3.0).
We will have break downs of several players later on in the week per our usual schedule.
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- steeltown
Absolutely love that the middle of the Defense (Al Woods, V.Williams) had a good game, against a division rival to boot
I think Al Woods is a keeper, he has been mostly productive when given playing time, he's versatile and he should be moderately cheap to sign to a multi-yr deal
- blackandgoldBullion
Good point. That's why I have been wanting to see the youngsters in the mix. At least it may make future decisions a little easier. For example if Hood wants too much money, you show him the door because you have seen various replacements play decent and have alot more upside potential.
As a bonus, you can also still win games while you see what these guys have for your future. I remember many a team being totally out of the play-off picture, yet when young guys get in and are playing for a job, they somehow pull off upsets near the end. Sure, it would be nice to have a higher draft choice, but some teams that finish the season well often come out fast the following season.
We can only hope for the same.
- steeltown
I think Al Woods, the emergence of Heyward and McLendon's versatility make Hood expendable in the offseason
- srdan
I agree. Although it is hard to let go of a productive first Rd pick with high character. But you are right on. I am torn on this.
- steeltown
Tough decisions to make in the offseason
- srdan
I think we both agree that if in some way it helps them keep Worldis, Ziggy is gone.
- dgh57
Just as I figured if Troy is allowed to play more of his normal position he plays better!
- Jeff
Agreed. All Good points…. I think Todd Haley deserves a little credit for the direction of this offense, too…. *Runs and hides in corner*
- steeltown
Yea its a numbers game in my eyes… you look at all the positions or positions of need, we have Heyward, McLendon, Al Woods, Arnfelt, N.Williams and possibly Keisel back next season. Then you look at the OLB position, we do not have much depth there. Letting Hood walk via FA would not effect the Team greatly, like it would to let Worilds walk (especially after watching Woodley suffer yet another injury)
- cp72
I think signing Woods and Beachum to long term deals is a must. I think signing the two of them is more of a priority than either Sanders and or Hood. Both Sanders and Hood are gonna want money their production doesn't merit.
- steeltown
Indeed.. this Teams needs more affordable yet effective players under contract like Beachum, Al Woods and Dwyer… in the same class as Cotchery, Will Johnson and Willie Gay (i.e. production without breaking the bank)
- sean mcmartin
The way some players are coming on, This will help the Steelers draft day.
CB is huge. I still think Ike taylor would make a good safety if he is willing to tackle hard. - DrakePirate
What I think is crazy is how well the OL has protected Ben the last several weeks especially considering the patch work line that has been put out there, almost makes no sense … does this mean that they are grasping the system better or the OL coaching has improved ?? On the other hand the blocking for the rushing offense is still its usual dismal self.
- DrakePirate
Let Sanders walk, very average and too many drops … definitely sign Beachum, dwyer and Woods is looking Worthy .. .really looking forward to seeing more of him the next couple weeks … and please sit Will Allen, absolutely no upside to letting him play … bring in Thomas pleeeez
- DrakePirate
Hood might be expendable, but it would be nice to keep him … how much u think he would cost, is $1-1.5 mil doable ?
- steeltown
He'll command more than that, unless there are no takers on the open market, but someone will grab him remember this guy has never missed a game in his career. Someone will pay.
Agreed – but Beachum is already under contract at the league minimum for 2 more years. In fact, the CBA wouldn't even allow them to start talking extension until March 2015.
- DrakePirate
so how much u think he will be offered on the open market … anything more than 2 obviously he would be expendable … i honestly dont think Ike will command more than 3 mill and Troy could get 4 mill at most, look what happened to Reed this year … so i think both sides would be smart to do a deal for around 3 mil each … lets see what the front office decides. One thing I am SURE about is both players want to finish their careers in Pittsburgh and are willing to take a much lower salary to stay !
I'd say Ziggy would be offered somewhere between $2-3M/yr on the open market. At $2M, I'd say he'd be worth keeping.
- DrakePirate
Many on here are saying we need to draft D heavy this year, but I just dont see it … for arguments sake what do u see as our top priorities … my preference is for a 2 year approach, take care of the Offense this year and Def next year … course not saying all offense or defensive picks just prioritize i mean … what say you ?
- DrakePirate
agreed 2 mill keep him, not sure we can afford any more than that.
- steeltown
On Offense, we could use a LT (of course) and a young TE that has potential to learn and be great under Miller and Spaeth. But, more than anything we need defensive backs big time, we need to draft two CBs and another Safety.. Ike Taylor and Clark are fading fast, we need to start grooming and another OLB (unless Worilds is retained) then maybe just mid-late Rd guy for depth.
- steeltown
somewhere between $2-4MIL per season
- Jeff
Kind of bummed I missed that jag bengals' fan trolling on a few articles earlier…. I woulda loved to be part of chasing him off this board haha…. Maybe it's time to grow up…. Nah, I'll wait till "tomorrow"
- DrakePirate
I dont like drafting CBs & S's in the 1st Rd unless they are a near cant miss … much like Patrick Peterson was or Reid this year … otherwise id rather hit and miss with 3rd and 4th rounders .. I agree we need CBs probably two good ones …( I dont see any cant miss CB or Safety's in this years draft unfortunately) but I do see some pretty good TE's and WRs as well as other positions. I'm completely sold on Cortez (really like him) if we can get 2 more and let Ike go after another year or so .. we should be in pretty good shape
- Elijah Stevenson
Who do you believe stays next season ? I think we should keep Jason and let Woodley go
- DrakePirate
I agree they are the biggest priority, but unfortunately they also seem to be the hardest to successfully predict and we are especially bad at it … kudos for Cortez, but those are usually far and few between and unfortunately i dont see any standouts in next years draft at either safety or CB, except maybe that Oregon CB as a nickel back … so how do we fix that issue … i say cut clark and slash IKE & Troys salaries in half and pick up a decent FA CB .. if there will even be one out there or thats possible … i dont know unfortunately I dont see us getting much better in the secondary for at least a couple more years
- sean mcmartin
at least Two good CB's .Also Ike can be a safety he is big enough and normally plays 10 yards off the ball as a CB. He can help with the run defense..
- DrakePirate
Young TE would be easy to pick up in draft a LT might be another story .. im a little gun shy after the last 2 tackle picks ..
- DrakePirate
we never seem to do what other teams do and transfer our fading CBs to Safety's .. I wish we did … Rod Woodson should have never left when he did … many teams have been successful doing this, but somehow it doesnt seem to be our style
- Joe Longo
We need secondary help.
- Dan
We certainly have improved in many areas since September. If training camp was 3 months long we'd be in good shape.
- Virdin Barzey
Yup. Unfortunately the back of the defense is the complete opposite. We will see the full exposure this coming week with Rodgers.
I owe Al Woods an apology. I was on here earlier in the year saying that I don't think Woods can start and play a whole game productively but he certainly proved me wrong against the bengals. Hope he solidifies himself even more going foward.
I hope this silences some of the Polamalu critics out there (talking about the ones who want the steelers to flat out cut him after this year).
He's been healthy all year however he has been playing out of position. First game without a explosive play isn't a coincidence that Troy was playing his normal safety spot.
Sure he most likely isn't going to be worth his salary next year but i wouldn't put it past Troy to give the team a bit of a discount.
He's not the same player he was, but the effort is still there and that is something we can't just cut from this team. - MC
i like the idea of drafting one side of the ball heavy one year and then the opposite side the next year. However I feel defense should come first next draft, just my opinion.
I would draft a safety, CB and NT high. Add in a couple LB's especially if Foote isn't coming back and a DE if Hood goes.
On offense I would probably only take a big body WR and some O lineman next draft and focus on offense heavily the year after. - DrakePirate
we have a lot of leverage with troy as opposed to Worilds who he have no leverage with … Worilds will leave to make extra $$$ but Troy will take pretty much any decent offer to stay and end his career in pitt .. we will not have to over pay him. I would think 3-4 mil per season for 2 yrs would do it.
- sean mcmartin
rod woodson and lake might be able to coach ike up for a new role..
- CrazyTerry
Troy doesn't deserve more than half his salary next year regardless of this one game. ANd Lebeau needs to cut the ILB experiment with Troy.
- Kelly A
Perhaps these facts may convince you why the 2014 draft should be focused on defense. Since the 2012 draft (the draft I call the 'hospital draft'), the Steelers have drafted a total of 8 defensive players. Of the 8 defensive players they've drafted since that time, only 3 have an active role on the Steelers; Shamarko Thomas, Jarvis Jones, and Vince Williams. Allow me to give you a run down of the other defensive players they drafted and their current statuses:
a) Sean Spence – Suffered a serious knee injury which kept him on IR for almost 2 years.b) Alameda Ta'amu – Released and is currently playing with Arizona
c) Terrence Frederick – Was released before the preseason in 2012. Currently on the Giants practice squad
d) Nick Williams – On IR
e) Terry Hawthorne – Proved to lack work ethic and was released
————————————————————————————All in all, the Steelers have not built a stable corp on defense due to the fact that many of the defensive players they drafted, have not materialized into a players they could use. With all this noted, the Steelers should focus this draft on defense.
- DrakePirate
Yes we do … but not much out there in the first 2 rounds !
- DrakePirate
This is exactly why I DONT want to focus on the Def in the draft … we have made sooo many poor choices lately … i think we have much better odds getting a top TE, WR or OG the first couple rounds … that said, if I had confidence in their defensive picks, especially secondary I would be all for it … somehow i feel they will screw it up! Who are some of your favorites in the draft for defense ??
- DrakePirate
agreed, and I think he will accept a modest salary … I would be very much in favor of 7.5/2yrs … he is still playing decent and that gives us time to groom shamarko more and pick up another top Safety … Ike should be happy with 5-6mil/2yrs … i would say 1 yr but he keeps in tremendous shape and i think we could use him at least as a 3rd CB the second year, granted we find a suitable replacement in the draft or FA
Ryan Clark, not to return at any price … cut him (thanks very much for a great career)
- walter mason
I would say let Woodley go but the problem is that we paid him into the future with something called restructuring. Its no wonder he can sit back and laugh (about his poor play) These are his own words. He has been already paid whether he plays or not. Its called dead money if we cut him now. We cant possible force him to return any money. But a Comp pic might help.
Restructuring (paying for future years) should not be legal in the NFL.. - steeltown
Not a chance in letting Woodley go, far too much dead money involved and I doubt any other Teams will take on his contract in a trade after 3straight yrs with injury
I do hope we find a way to keep Worilds though.. I'd let Sanders and Hood walk and cut Foote if needed to keep Worilds, we have NO depth at OLB
- Chad H
Move Troy to FS and bring in Shark at SS. Then grab a CB in 1st or 2nd rd.
- Kelly A
No offence, but that's not for us to decide. The fact is that the defense is aging and changes are needed. Even if you do not have confidence in their picks, they need to focus on defense in the draft; they're not going to neglect them because we are not confident in the choices. Furthermore, I'm not sure how you can assess they've made poor choices in the first place. For instance, Jarvis Jones is a first year player whom is playing in a complicated defense; many Steelers defensive players in the past have not been able to start on this defense in their first year. Believe it or not, they have done an exceptional job on drafting on defense this year; just because it is not manifesting itself right now, doesn't mean that they're "poor choices" (ie: Jason Worilds). One thing about this franchise, they draft for long term gain on defense; not short term gain.
With that noted, this draft has a plethora of talent coming up on defense and the Steelers would be foolish not to pass up on an opportunity to take at least 4 defensive players in that draft. For instance the defensive backs in this draft are going to be sensational:
—————————————————————————Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Alabama
Deone Bucannon, Washington St.
Dion Bailey, USC
Craig Loston, LSU
Ty Zimmerman, Kansas St.
Ahmad Dixon, Baylor
Terrence Brooks, Florida St.
Tre Boston, North Carolina
Marqueston Huff, Wyoming
Josh Shaw, USC
This is just a small sample of defensive players coming up. I won't be surprise if 90% of the teams in this year's draft takes one defensive player. So this team needs a younger defensive corps in order to compete for the division and possibly a Superbowl in the future. - CrazyTerry
3M/year is too much for Ike at this stage in his career. He should be getting what Gay got in the offseason at most as that is where I place Ike's declining skills – at the same level as where Gay was perceived at last offseason. Gay has outperformed that, of course.
- CrazyTerry
No one will pay Hood much money., you can keep Hood as a backup at the minimum. As long as Colbert doesn't bid against himself again.
- CrazyTerry
The D is in trouble long term if these guys are your starters. Al Woods had some good moments, but I don't trust him as a full time starter yet. Williams is backup at best.
- steeltown
Its far too early to tell whether Williams is a "backup at best" and I mentioned nothing about starters or backups, but quality depth is needed
- DrakePirate
I don't see many of those being 1st rnd picks .. like i said, id rather stick with taking care of the offense first !
- sean mcmartin
IMHO I think troy should take a pay cut next year, If you count all the games he sat out hurt he got paid for at least 16 games he didn't suit up for. Troy seems like he is the type to retire or take a pay cut. The Steelers and Coach cliche cannot botch this one. Could they?
- Elijah Stevenson
But in the last couple of years he only played 34 games
- Elijah Stevenson
Your definitely right
- Joeybaggadonuts
If released after 6/1 he only counts $5M toward the cap…I like Lamar when healthy and he is a team guy but needs to lose some Lbs….
- HopalongCassidy
Not worth even close to 4 mil per year. 2 mil is almost too much.
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