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CFCA serves more than 2,600 sponsored children and elderly in Uganda. This recipe comes from a group of mothers of sponsored children. The mothers grow passion fruit as part of a CFCA livelihood program. Not only does it make money to support their families, but it also gives them a way to actively engage in their community.
The number of passion fruits for the recipe depends on how much juice you want to make. One glass of juice requires three passion fruits. If you are making four glasses of juice, for example, you can use 12 passion fruits.
- Passion fruits
- Sugar to taste
- Water as needed
- Jar to hold the juice
- Utensils: sieve, sharp knife, spoon
Harvest ripe passion fruits.
Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before you start preparing the passion fruit juice. Wash the fruits thoroughly.
After washing the fruits, cut them into half using a sharp knife.
Scoop the seedlings from the fruit with a clean spoon.
Place the sieve on top of the juice jar, and put the seeds in the sieve.
Add sugar to the seeds in the sieve. Stir the mixture until the jelly flows into the jar and the seeds are left dry.
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Hi-Liner Tennis on the Upswing
Perennial tennis championship contender Grand Forks Red River visited Valley City for an Eastern Dakota Conference match on Thursday amid a week of heat-induced schedule changes.
Red River took the match, 9-0, though Hi-Liner head coach Matt Nielson was impressed with his team's efforts.
"Red River is Red River," Nielson said. "They haven't won the state championship 14 consecutive time because they are lucky — they are the best in the state. Their No. 1's to No. 4's all have the talent to win the state championship. Their No. 5, (Andrew) Godon, took 5th in the state last year."
In singles, Valley's No. 1 Derek Reimers lost to Greg Wischer. No. 2 Dalton Ondracek lost to Joey Anderson. No. 3 Brandon Miller lost to Andre Caoili. No. 4 Evan Haglund lost to Jake Kuhlman. No. 5 Jacob Wendel lost to Andrew Godon. No. 6 Sam Jenson lost to Ryan Kenyon.
"Sam played his first varsity matches today and responded with excellent
footwork and intensity," Nielson. "He took coaching well within the match and was
able to improve. Derek, Dalton, and Brandon played great points in the singles. They
hustled, played to win each point, and played probably their best tennis of the season to date."
Doubles play saw No. 1 Reimers and Ondracek fall to Wischer / Anderson. No. 2 Miller / Haglund lost to Caoili / Kenyan. No. 3 Wendel / Jenson lost to Kuhlman / Jones.
"This was a good match for us. Red River hits the ball hard and with spin, and we needed to see that and play against that. We are seeing strides in our players from our No. 1 player all the way to our JV players, Zach (Baumgartner), Brighton (Smith), and Tyler (Clark). Coach (Travis Peterson) is very impressed with the coachability and improvement of the JV, and I am also proud of them and the varsity."
Valley City's next match is Sept. 5 at Wahpeton.

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Fazzino's Cityscape oeuvre captures not only iconic international landmarks and famous architecture, but infuses these images with regional traditions and cultural touchstones. While a Fazzino Cityscape may not be map-like in its accuracy, there is no doubt that the artist succeeds in faithfully depicting the essence of his chosen locales. He takes full advantage of his "artistic license" so as to be able to fully represent the region and reflec the unique essence of the universe through his own vision of the real.
Fazzino works to delight all four senses, exploiting your sense of sight, taste, smell, sound, and feeling. Yet it's the sense of place that is most important in any Cityscape. Fazzino draws inspiration for these bright and inspiring pastiches of life from across the corners of the globe. The Cityscape collection is a colorful and vibrant form of public transportation, delivering its viewers to faraway horizons such as Hawaii, Italy, and the Caribbean.
Geographically, many Cityscapes focus on the US, the mash-up style of his images mirroring the melting pot of American culture. Full of movement and vibrancy, Fazzino's work fully honors and respects its subject matter, capturing both the gravitas and the grace of some of the most celebrated locales throughout the world.


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Compare Luke 17:3. We must pursue the straying sheep (Mt 18:10-14), but certain very exceptional circumstances demand expulsion of wolves in sheep's clothing who may not wish to leave (vv. 15-20; compare 7:15-23). In this context of forgiveness to the greatest possible extent (18:21-27), however, our ultimate goal must be restoration whenever possible, even when we must expel someone from the church (compare vv. 19-20; 1 Cor 5:5; 2 Cor 2:5-11; 1 Tim 1:20). The greatest sin of this context is being a continuing stumbling block to others (18:6-7, 15), which must include unwillingness to accept them back (vv. 28-33; compare vv. 1-14)-a sin that results in damnation (vv. 34-35). The principle would apply to many kinds of sin, but in this context such a sin, whether committed by those expelled or by those expelling others, is most probably an unrepented and continuing sin against the community or its members.
Admonish the Brother or Sister Privately First (18:15)
Although Jewish teachers preferred that the offender seek forgiveness first, Jewish law also emphasized proper giving and receiving of reproof (as in Sipre Deut. 1.3.2), which continued until the offender repented or decisively repulsed the reprover (Moore 1971:2:153). Rabbis emphasized that reproof was to be private whenever possible (as in b. Sanhedrin 101a); a sage could thus rule that publicly shaming one's fellow warrants exclusion from the coming age (m. 'Abot 3:11). The Dead Sea Scrolls also emphasize this sequence: private reproof, then before witnesses, and finally before the gathered assembly (compare Schiffman 1983:97-98). Public admonition was reserved for the severest of circumstances (compare Gal 2:14).
Witnesses Must Gather Evidence (18:16)
Although we hope for reconciliation, we must gather evidence in the proper order in case we later need proof of what transpired. As community centers, synagogues doubled as local courts, a function they maintained when evaluating internal disputes in Diaspora Jewish communities (see comment on 10:17); Christians transferred the same function to churches (1 Cor 5:4-5; 6:1-5). Later Jewish teachers regularly echoed the judicial requirement of Deuteronomy 17:6-7 and 19:15; under such rules to speak evil of another without supporting witnesses warranted a public beating (Belkin 1940:267). The requirement of two witnesses remained standard judicial procedure among Christians (2 Cor 13:1-2; 1 Tim 5:19-20).
The Church Must Discipline False Christians (18:17)
Jesus' repeated condemnations of "hypocrisy" apply to professed disciples, not just to the religious establishment of his day (24:51). If all else fails, the Christian community must publicly dissociate itself from a habitually sinning professed Christian: neither outsiders nor the sinner should continue under the delusion that this person is truly saved. Thus one should treat such a person as a tax gatherer (9:9; 21:32) or a Gentile (5:47; 6:7; 20:25)-unclean and to be avoided. Although lesser forms of discipline existed (as in 1QS 6.25 vs. 5.16-17; 2 Thess 3:6), this discipline was full excommunication, implying spiritual death (1 Cor 5:5; 1 Tim 1:20; Tit 3:10-11). Professing Christians never repudiated by the church have perpetrated many evils throughout history, bringing shame to the body of Christ.
In Such Cases the Church Acts on God's Authority (18:18)
God authorizes the Christian judicial assembly that follows these procedures to act on the authority of heaven. The unrepentant person has already left God's way and cannot be restored without repentance. The verb tenses allow (though do not demand) the meaning the context suggests: the earthly action follows the heavenly decree (compare Mantey 1973). By removing an unrepentant sinner from the Christian community, believers merely ratify the heavenly court's decree (see Keener 1991a:141-43; in Jewish courts, compare t. Rossashana 1:18), removing branches already dead on the vine (compare Jn 15:2, 6).
Bind and loose refer to the judicial authority of gathered Christians to decide cases on the basis of God's law. Most scholars thus recognize that this passage applies to church discipline (Cullmann 1953:204-5; R. Fuller 1971:141). The more popular use of "binding" today in many circles (exercising authority over the devil) resembles instead an ancient practice in the magical papyri-also called "binding" (see note on 12:29)-of manipulating demons to carry out a magician's will. (The Bible does support Christians' authority to cast out real demons-compare comment on 17:17-but the only "devils" in this passage are fully human ones, and they are being cast out of the church!)
Witnesses Are to Pray, Not Act Vindictively (18:19)
Given the context, the two or three gathered for prayer in verses 19-20 must be the two or three witnesses of 18:16. Whereas in Deuteronomy 17:6-7 the two or three witnesses were to be the first to cast stones, here they are to be the first to pray. While this could refer to the negative prayer of execration (which may have been more of a curse-compare 1 Cor 5:5), in this context of forgiveness the prayer may represent a prayer for ultimate restoration (though compare 1 Jn 5:16). Jewish excommunication even in its long-term form was normally reversible if repentance took place (p. Mo`ed Qatan 3:1, 11; though compare the extreme cases in 1QS 7.1-2, 16-17, 24-25).
Jesus Himself Is the Presence of God (18:20)
An ancient Jewish saying promised God's presence for even two or three gathered to study his law (m. 'Abot 3:2, 6; Mek. Bahodesh 11.48ff.; compare m. Berakot 7:3). Here Jesus himself fills the role of the Shekinah, God's presence, in the traditional Jewish saying (compare Smith 1951:152-53; Meier 1980:206; Barth 1963:135; Ziesler 1984). Jewish teachers often called God "the Place," that is, "the Omnipresent One" (see Keener 1991a:150 n. 27); Jesus is "God with us" (Mt 1:23; 28:20).
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Former Raiders cornerback Chris Johnson, who asked for his release last season while recovering from a family tragedy, was grateful to former coach Hue Jackson and the organization for the support he got after his sister was killed and his mother was shot in an alleged domestic dispute.
Johnson, a reserve cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens, said Jackson, along with defensive backs coaches Rod Woodson and Kevin Ross as well as Raiders legend Willie Brown, checked on him constantly. Johnson also feels indebted to late owner Al Davis, who made him a starting cornerback at age 29 and paid him accordingly.
"I'm very thankful for what Mr. Davis did for me," Johnson said. "I love that organization, the organization was good to me and my family."
Johnson thought the decision to fire Jackson was a mistake, and asked about his observations about the differences between the Ravens and the Raiders, he did not pull any punches:
— "Hue was an outspoken coach, and that's what you want as a player, you want somebody to go to war for you and talk and let him do the talking and the players are going to do the backing up. Hu was the best coach I had since I was out there. I mean, we went 8-8, we was a good, solid team, you could see the identity of the team. I don't know what was said, he wasn't for the team or whatever, that was a straight lie. Hue had the best interests for the team and there were some of the guys in that locker room _ some of the key guys in that locker room _ that weren't leaders. Here, on this team, Ray (Lewis) controls that locker room."
— "I'd put it like this, if you put Ray Lewis in the Oakland locker room, probably a good 20 people wouldn't be on that team, because pf the way Ray runs his ship, and manning up the guys. In Oakland the guys weren't like that I mean, I'm not going to call no names, but the high guys you're supposed to put the position on, they weren't leaders, you talk a good game but they weren't playing a good game. Ray does that. That was more of the thing that was wrong with Oakland, they were getting guys that didn't love the game."
Johnson took in his 14-year-old niece, while his nephew is living with his mother, now fully recovered physically.
The nightmare will be revisted later this month when Esters goes on trial on Texas.
"It's going to bring all the emotions right back up,'' Johnson said. "We'll try to deal with that after the Super Bowl. Hopefullly on Sunday we'll be able to hold up that trophy.''


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Bisons Remain In 16th In Mission Inn
Lipscomb's Bisons remained in 16th place Saturday after completing the second round of the Mission Inn Collegiate Classic at El Campeon-Mission Hills at Howey-In-The-Hills, Fla.
The Bisons shot a 306 for a two-day total of 617.
Four-of-the-five Lipscomb team members finished in the 70s on the second day. Parker Beck shot a 73 for a two-day total of 151. He is tied for 40th.
Taylor Lewis is tied for 51st after shooting a 79 for a two-day total of 153. Cody Hale is tied for 65th after his second round score of 76 gave him a two-day total of 156.
Justin Perry shot a 78. His two-day total of 157 ties him for 69th. Pail Warren is tied for 91st. He shot an 81 for a two-day total of 165.
The tournament ends Sunday


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They won game one 6-5 and took the nightcap 16-7. With the wins the Bisons sealed the No. 2 seed in the Atlantic Sun Tournament which opens May 20 in DeLand, Fla. The Bisons will meet No. 5-seeded Mercer in the first game of the double-elimination tournament.
The first game was the continuation of a game that was suspended Thursday night in the fifth inning with the Bisons leading 4-3.
Senior right-hander Brandon McClurg pitched the final 4.2 innings. He scattered four hits and allowed two runs, both earned. He walked two and struck out three on the way to the win, his fifth of the season.
Junior left-hander Rex Brothers had pitched the first 4.1 innings. He struck out six and walked two while giving up five hits and three runs, all earned.
Allen Bolden led the Bisons with three hits and two runs batted in. His solo home run to left field with two outs in the ninth inning proved to be the game-winner. It was the eighth home run of the season for Bolden, a new career high for a season.
M.L. Williams hit his third home run of the season for the Bisons, a two-run shot to left in the third. Brandon Cadavid hit two doubles, giving him 13 for the year. Tennyson Dodd recorded his 10th double of the season. Ryan Wilkins also had a double.
In game two the Bisons pounded out 16 hits. The 16 runs scored is a new season high for the Bisons who had twice scored 13 runs in a game this season. The Bisons collected 15 runs batted in, also a new season high.
The Bisons scored one run in the first, two in the fourth, eight in the sixth and five in the ninth. ETSU had two runs in the sixth and five in the seventh.
Junior right-hander Josh Smith, 6-4, won game two, throwing six innings and allowing only three hits and two earned runs. He struck out 10 and walked one. Matt Bowling pitched three innings and gave up three hits while striking out one for the save, his first of the season.
Andrew Nickerson, who came into the game as a pinch-hitter for M.L. Williams and stayed on to play second base, had four hits and four RBI, both individual season highs. He slugged a two-run home run to right center in his first trip to the plate in the fifth inning.
Justin Sanders hit a solo shot to open the ninth inning. It was his 11th home run of the season, a career high. He is only the second Bisons hitter to reach double figures in home runs since the NCAA era began. Last season Caleb Joseph hit a program-high 17.
Catcher Chandler Wicks drove in three runs, his first multi-RBI game of the season.
M.L. Williams, Wilson and Nickerson each had a double in the game.
The Bisons are 23-30, 17-12 in the A-Sun. East Tennessee State is 23-27, 9-20 in the conference.
The series concludes Saturday at noon.


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"Google's quest to guess what we want before we want it has produced an unusual side effect: a disparity in the results the company presents about the presidential candidates. A Wall Street Journal examination found that the search engine often customizes the results of people who have recently searched for 'Obama' - but not those who have recently searched for 'Romney'." A confirmation bias' wet dream, this. The confirmation bias is already one of the root psychological causes of much of the problems in the world as it is - we really shouldn't have technology companies make it worse. Technology - and more specifically, the internet - should fight this bias, not affirm it.
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In the U.S., politics has become highly polarized in part because people choose to read only those media outlets that already endorse their views. We need to get away from this, not reinforce it.
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There are several exemptions to copyright law designed to facilitate educational use of copyrighted materials. Because these activities are specifically sanctioned by law, they shield the instructor from the dangers posed by infringement. Most significantly for the classroom instructor, Section 110(1) of the Copyright Act exempts performances and displays of copyrighted works in a face-to-face course provided:
- The course is offered by a non-profit educational institution
- Teaching takes place in a location devoted to instruction (e.g. in a classroom)
Specifically, it is fine to display texts and images (including photographs, maps, charts, graphs) in the course of a face to face class. It is also acceptable to read and perform dramatic works in the classroom. Finally, with regard to film and sound recordings, it is also acceptable to play the complete work in the classroom, provided there is an educational purpose and the instructor believes that the copy has been lawfully made.
NOTE: Section 110(2), the TEACH Act addresses the digital transmission of copyrighted materials to students outside the face to face environment.


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Have you ever opened up a bag your child packed for a trip and thought, "Why is she taking a hammer to the mall?" I have. Because a kid's idea of what's necessary and a parent's idea are about as far apart as Republicans and Democrats on the morning after election day.
Let's face it: our kids are weird! And we love them for it, we really do. But as blogger Southern Yankee Mix reminded us when she revealed her 6-year-old's bizarre packing list (anyone else see the need to bring a lantern and "2 pritty ponys" to Granny's house?), you really realize what's important to your kids when you take a look inside their overnight bag!
Think your kid has packed the craziest bag? Just wait until you hear what other children take along for the ride!
The Stir asked parents and a few aunties to weigh in on the weirdest packing jobs they've seen, and we've got some doozies for you:
More from The Stir: 10 Funny Mom Confessions About Vacationing With Kids
1. Rocks. Always rocks. Sometimes gravel.
2. Toys from a fast food chain to play with in the car ... as if we aren't stopping to get fast food on a 10-hour drive?
3. A friend of mine was going camping with her husband and three small kids. She put her hubby in charge of packing the kids' bags. He, in turn, told the kids to pack their own bags. Her 3-year-old daughter packed a bag of her favorite stuffed animals, but no clothes!
4. My son packs his underwear drawer!
5. It's what they don't pack. Once had my 8-year-old pack with a list. It wasn't until we got to our island destination did I realize that socks, pants, and UNDERWEAR were optional. UGH!
6. My daughter packs a separate suitcase for her doll. With an outfit for every outing!
7. LEGOS. Inevitably they break, pieces get lost, child cries massive tears, and parents resolve to make sure they oversee the packing process much more closely next time.
8. My 9-year-old takes a queen sized comforter. Blue and white checks on one side, blue flowers on the other. Did I mention he is a boy and it is falling apart. I keep sewing the stuffing back in. But, he takes it everywhere ... except bed. Because he sometimes is known to wet the bed and his logic is he doesn't want to get it wet!
9. Random small toys. And never anything useful like clothing. Fifteen books.
10. My son had to bring his Dad's chapstick on our last trip to visit my Dad. He liked to keep it in his pocket and smell it (and maybe taste it) every once in a while. I think it reminded him of Tim since he didn't come with us.
11. We brought an inflatable mermaid (about two feet tall) with us last year on one of our vacations.
12. My 6-year-old has this big purse she always walks around with, and it's full of small paper I cut for her and crayons and colored pencils. She won't leave the house with out that.
13. My son likes to bring his tools everywhere! I guess you never know when you will need to fix something.
14. My niece came to my house with a whole bucket of pretzels!
15. Not crazy, but she has to have her pillow pet with her, even when she goes to visit a friend overnight. (And she's 15).
All right, I know someone can top these! What is the craziest thing your child has packed for a trip?
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Another section of the Bluffton Parkway is open with another expected this summer. They'll be followed by the massive "flyover" bridges that eventually will connect the parkway to U.S. 278.
Beaufort County is soliciting bids for the flyovers now, according to Rob McFee, engineering and infrastructure director.
"We hope to go to bid in six to eight weeks," McFee said Monday. "The contract award will be sometime this summer and construction can begin in the fall."
He said the bids will be reviewed for compliance with Federal Highway Administration regulations because part of the funding is from Washington.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday morning opened "Segment 1A" of Bluffton Parkway Phase 5A. The new segment runs 1.2 miles from Burnt Church Road to Malphrus Road.
"It surprisingly caught on real quickly," said County Administrator Gary Kubic of vehicle traffic on the new road.
Segment 1B will extend the parkway another 1.8 miles from Malphrus Road to Buckingham Plantation Drive and is scheduled to open in August.
Both segments are four-lane roads with dividing medians and 8-foot-wide multi-use pathways.
The $11.5 million construction contract for Phase 5A was awarded to Cleland Site Prep of Ridgeland in August 2010.
The new segment will provide access from the Bluffton Parkway to the recently redeveloped Tanger 1 Outlet Center, which was designed with ingress-egress connections to the anticipated road.
Likewise, the second segment of Phase 5A will provide access from the parkway to the Tanger 2 Outlet Center.
Phase 5A of the parkway runs parallel to U.S. 278 and a power line easement.
Beaufort County Council voted April 9 to accept a $15 million grant from the S.C. Department of Transportation to build flyover bridges over the marsh at Buckingham Landing that will connect the parkway and U.S. 278.
The bridge connection is expected to cost about $34 million.
The Beaufort Transportation Advisory Group (BTAG) endorsed the flyovers, noting that the state money can't be used for anything else. If the county doesn't take it, the funds will go elsewhere.
But the county and the town of Hilton Head Island still plan to explore aesthetic improvements to the flyovers, but the state grant will allow the $34 million project to move forward.
Hilton Head officials worry about the bridge design that will loom over the island's "gateway."
Ultimately, the Bluffton Parkway will be "an integral part" of hurricane evacuation routes from Hilton Head, Kubic said.


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WALTHAM, Mass. — Competing at the season-opening New England Intercollegiate Fencing Conference (NEIFC) Fall Invitational, a/k/a The Big One, the Brandeis University fencing team had 12 competitors among the final eight among the six weapons, taking home a total of five medals in the process. The event consisted of over 430 fencers from 20 teams.
The men's sabre squad managed to post the individual result despite running into the hard luck of the draw – three Brandeis fencers were eliminated by teammates in the single-elimination draw. Junior All-American Adam Mandel (White Plains, N.Y./Masters School) led the way in the event, going 6-0 in pool play and earning the team's only goal in the elimination bracket. Seeded second, Mandel eliminated teammate Jess Ochs-Willard (Montclair, N.J./Montclair Acad.) in the quarterfinals, 15-9. He edged Brown's Alex Palabrica, 15-14, in the semis before taking out Sacred Heart's Tom Gerrity in the finals, 15-6. Ochs-Willard reached the quarters with a 15-14 win over teammate Ben Loft (Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge), who in turn defeated sophomore Eric Shen (Mountainside, N.J./Governor Livingston), 15-11.
The men's foil squad was the only group to put two fencers in the final four. Senior Julian Cardillo (Medford, Mass./St. John's Prep), a three-time NCAA qualifier, and junior Noah Berman (Palo Alto, Calif./Palo Alto) each reached the semifinals after going 6-0 in pool play. Berman earned bronze after he fell to Sacred Heart's Andrew Holmes in the semis. Cardillo topped Han Lee Min of Boston College, 15-13, to clinch at least a silver, but Holmes defeated Cardillo in the title match, 15-10.
The best women's performance of the tournament came were a pair of bronze medals. Brandeis's third NCAA qualifier from 2013, sophomore Caroline Mattos (Cumberland, R.I./LaSalle Acad.), was third in the foil. Mattos was unbeaten in pool play, along with senior Vikki Nunley (Lebanon, N.J./Voohees). In the direct elimination tournament, Mattos dropped opponents from Middlebury (15-5), Rhode Island (15-3) and Boston College (15-10) to reach the medal rounds. Mattos advanced to the semifinals with a 15-10 win over Gabrielle Stern of Dartmouth, before falling by the same score to Brown All-American Katherine Hawrot. Nunley allowed just two touches against in each of her first two rounds of the elimination. She defeated a foe from Boston College, Grace Lisius, 15-8, in the Sweet 16, but was edged by silver medalist Phoebe Liang of Dartmouth, 15-14, in the quarterfinals.
Brandeis's top rookie performance of the meet came in the women's sabre, where Annabel Sharahy (Wayne, N.J./Newark Acad.) earned a bronze medal. Sharahy won her pool, 6-0, outscoring her opponents, 30-6, to earn the third seed in the direct elimination. She continued her domination in the tournament, outscoring her first three opponents – including classmate Jaclyn Hammond (Bernardsville, N.J./St. Gills Bernard) – by a combined score of 45-7. Sharahy knocked off Brown's Lauren Altman, 15-10, to earn a medal, before falling to another Bear fencer, eventual champion Caitlin Taylor, 15-13, in the semifinals.
Brandeis's top finisher in the men's epee was sophomore Ari Feingersch (Coral Springs, Fla./J.P. Taravella) who went 5-0 in pool play and placed sixth overall. He posted a 15-14 win in the round of 16 over a foe from MIT before dropping another narrow match to an Engineer, 15-13. Senior Kristen Ha (Bronx, N.Y./Riverdale CDS) was eighth in the women's epee, as she went 4-2 in pool play and upset the No. 7 and No. 10 seeds to reach the direct elimination quarterfinals.
Brandeis is back in action on November 16 in the Northeast Conference Meet of the season.


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Baseball Could Lose Venezuelan Players
Francisco Rodriguez arrives in Anaheim, September 15, 2002. The rest is baseball history.
Today's Riverside Press-Enterprise has an excellent trio of articles by writer Jeff Eisenberg about Venezuelan ballplayers and how professional baseball in the United States may suffer if they're forbidden from playing here.
The first article is about the rumor that Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez may prohibit players from joining U.S. teams. The article focuses on Angel Castillo, a 17-year old outfielder currently in the Angels' minor league training camp in Tempe.
The second article is about how established Venezuelan major leaguers have taken security steps in their homeland to protect themselves and their loved ones. Angels reliever Francisco Rodriguez says he's built what's basically an armed fortress.
The third article is about the language and cultural programs major league teams create for Latin players once they reach the United States to help them adapt to this country. It's a subject we've covered many times on FutureAngels.com, but this article tells you what other teams are doing.
These are three great articles worth reading. Hopefully the P-E gets an award nomination somewhere for Eisenberg's work.


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When I was in high school, I worked at a corn dog place in the mall. One day, two large, black men wearing lots of gold on their fingers and sunglasses and necks, tried to purchase something with a $100 bill and I had to tell them I had no change. Turned out, it was Dallas Cowboys' Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin in town for a celebrity fundraising basketball game!!! I was like 17 and so not into sports at the time! I only knew who it was because as they left, there was a large crowd of people that followed them out the door and my dad was in that crowd!!! LOL!
Have you met anyone famous?
I travel quite a bit for my job, so I see famous people at airports quite a bit, but I never speak to them.
I saw Gwyneth Paltrow at the Nashville airport a couple of years ago the week her country music movie was coming out and she sang at the CMA's. That is one super tall and uber skinnny chick. My boss is 6'4" and in her heels she was taller than him.
The wierdest sighting is from earlier this year, we took the kiddos to the local Bass Pro Shop to look at the fish tanks on a particularly dreary day. Tootie from the facts of life was there with her husband/boyfriend stocking up on shot gun shells. I guess sometimes they really are just people
I use to work in the gift shop at a big hotel when I was a teenager many moons ago. All the celebs that came into town stayed there. I was lucky enough to be on shift when Johnny Cash came into the shop. I've met a few "Canadian celebrities" but no one that anyone outside the country would know about and certainly not anyone younger than about 40ish would remember.
I've come across a couple of Kansas City Chiefs (NFL football) players... but that's not all that strange a thing in the Kansas City metro area. lol.
Many years ago we were in Burbank and met Joey Bishop and Regis Philbin while walking down the street - even got photos. Also have a pic with John Gary when I was in 5th Grade (he was a singer and even had his own show on TV). In the 1960's I started watching Days of Our Lives. In 1986 my Mom, Charles and I started going on cruises with the stars of DOOL! We went on about ten of those cruises and had great fun interacting with the stars, up close and personal, some even remembered our names from year to year. We also met Jerry Lewis in San Diego one time and saw Barbra Streisand at Disneyland but she didn't give anyone the time of day, let's just say snob!
It kind of depends on your definition of "famous". I had the privilege of stalking, er... meeting... Dr. Sharon M. Draper, author of the Hazelwood High trilogy, among many other YA books, for a couple of days at a conference I attended a couple of years ago. She even ate lunch with my friend and me, which ended up with very little eating and a LOT of talking. We even exchanged emails a few times since. I've met other authors at that same conference... Erin Gruwell (Freedom Writers Diaries teacher/author) & Chris Crutcher (author of Ironman, Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes, etc.) are the two that stand out most after Dr. Draper.
When I was a young teenager waiting tables in a little cafe in the middle of nowhere a man who looked way to much like Patrick Swayze came in. He sat in my section and I waited on him, biting my tongue and not daring ask him if that was really his name, because I knew if it was I would be to nervous to wait on him. Well I mentioned it to the cook, and yes it was him. The cook peeked out, gasped, and ran out there to ask.
A few years later I was at a Sci-Fi convention that my then boyfriend (now husband) was working at. They were short handed and needed someone to sit with a celeb for a bit and be her running girl. At the time, I had no idea who Mercedes McNabb was, as I didn't watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer. We sat and talked for a few hours. She asked me if I knew who she was and thought it was cool that I didn't, because I didn't act nervous and 'fan girl'ish around her. It wasn't until years later that I got into the show and went "Oh my goodness... I met her!!!" My husband has met TONS of famous people, as he worked security and volunteers for that same Sci-fi convention for several years.
In 1992, I was travelling by plane and was allocated on an airplane with a whole soccer team. They were world champions, at the time, although I doubt any of you know them. I was only 8, loved them, but didn´t have courage to talk with him.
I went to a city tour through São Paulo With Ted Nasmith. We brought him to one of one of most important São Paulo museums, then we went to eat a giant brazilian style hot dog - Half of my hot dog toppings fell on my clothes - not fun.
I´ve met two ex-presidents: Fernando Henrique Cardoso, the guy who made Brazil an economic giant, and Felipe Gonzalez, ex-president of Spain.
I also know a bunch of brazilian YA authors, which you probably never heard about, and two editors of fantasy/terror generes are my aquietances (yes, i know how to find help to publish my books if someday I manage to write them). I also am good friends with a renowned brazilian kids and teens author: Rosana Rios. My hubby and I use to hang on her house, and her family is just adorable. My mother still don´t believe I am friends with her (and it´s been 9 years of friendship now) and still dresses "on party clothes" when she goes somewhere she is, lol.
When I was 7 heading home from California I met Ana Alicia from Falcon Crest. I met Mandy Patinkin who was on Criminal Minds, Dead Like Me, Elmo In Grouch Land, his uncle who passed away is and his aunt are really good friends of my mother and father, also met his mom who has a cook book out. She almost tripped me with her walking cane, he said she is dangerous with that thing. Cindy Hall from Survivor Guatemala and her twin sister Rock Of Love Bus Mindy Hall met them both. Cindy works at the zoo here where I live and my boys love her especially my oldest. I talk to them all the time see every so often, so I guess in away they are friends of mine but I am so busy with my kids I dont get to hang out with anyone at all.
Can we talk about someone we didn't meet? So picture this: Three girls (from 16yo to 40yo), outside a theatre, in a very cold, windy night; after a delightful, funny commedy play. We are pretty excited! And waiting for a certain actor to come out in hope he would give us an authograph, and who knows, maybe we where lucky and would even get a picture taken with him right?! Well, minutes passed, the wind blowed... And we are finally told there where some kind of misunderstanding and all the staff was gonne a long time ago! Sort of disappointing!!!! The show was great though and all things considered, we had a great time!
I did meet some (very few) brazilian celebrities, but nobody you would know.
So this past Sunday I went to my first NASCAR Sprint Cup race...I've been a fan of Nascar since I was a kiddo and I've been a fan of Kyle Busch, the guy who drives the #18 car, for like 6 years now and I'm happy to say that I had the chance to meet him on Sunday and get his autograph! I also ended up with a bag full of lug nuts from the car he drove in Saturday's race (which he won!).
And what's even funnier was I accidentally got to meet his brother Kurt. We were walking back to the car from the infield (the area inside the track where all the car's crews hang out/people with connections get to hang out) and apparently Kurt Busch and his assistant had been walking a few people behind us...we got to the top of the hill and I heard yelling behind me so I turned around to see Kurt Busch yelling at some kid (who was maybe 5 or 6)...the kid wanted an autograph and Kurt yelled at him for it (he was upset after having crashed his car earlier in the race and it took him out of the win). So I turn around to see Kurt yelling at someone then he proceeded to walk right into me and give me a death glare when I was far from being in his way. Needless to say everything the media and fans say about him being an arsehole are true.
It was a crazy day!
Hmmmm... Weird Al Yankovic, Mike Ditka, Antonio Sabato Jr., John Glenn, Chef Alice Waters, Jane Goodall, Kiefer Sutherland, Wynonna Judd
Laura... I am so green of you meeting Mandy Patinkin... LOVE HIM!
And although I haven't met her I am VERY distantly related to Marisa Tomei.
Oh, and my Dad's company had rented some old buses through a company called Star Coach and it turns out the bus we sat on top of to watch the race was Taylor Swift's old tour bus, and the one we'd been hanging out in was Tom Petty's old tour bus...which I slightly fangirled over because I've loved Tom Petty for as long as I can remember so that was pretty cool too!
When I lived in NYC it felt like every time I turned around there was someone famous. Once I was standing on the corner and heard this voice. I thought to myself, "That sounds like Emily Watson." And it was, right around the time she had her first Oscar nomination.
So many stories like that from those days. My favorite though, goes like this. I'm walking across Canal and a handsome guy is walking across too, going in the opposite direction. I think to myself, "WOW!!! He looks like Brad Pitt only with short hair." Now I'd just seen LEGENDS OF THE FALL and to my knowledge, Brad always wore his hair long so I didn't think it could be him. WRONG!!! Next morning I'm getting off the subway and at the top of the stairs was a poster for his latest movie, SE7EN, in which he is sporting a very short haircut. Then I find out the apartment he was sharing with Gwenyth Paltrow was some where near the office. Yet, I never ran into him again. Saved me from stalking charges for sure!!!!
If I ever ran into Mandy Patinkin I would be WAY too tempted to ask him how many times people have quoted "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die!" to him! LOL! I think he is pretty fantastic.
@Molly H.: OMG, I´m a huge fan of Weird Al!
@Mollie C, LOL!
In the convention I´m working in, one of the international guests was Mark Hein-Hagen, who wrote the RPG Vampire: The Mascarade. I didn´t get his autograph because I was in a busy day of work, but I saw him there. The guy who played Jiraya on the old live action of the same name was there too, but I haven´t seem him. There were other people there too, but I don´t think you know them...
I was an extra in a movie that starred Denzel Washington, although, I never talked with him personally and only saw him from a distance on set. Also, we were at the LA airport and saw Robin Williams with his family. I have an uncle that looks just like him, even as they both age, and they act alike. I forgot the name of the actor (bad with names, even famous people's names, lol), but the guy that plays the villian in Space Balls came to coach one of my acting classes one time. I also chatted with the band members to Skillet shortly one time. They really have a big heart for reaching out to the youth. They are all people too, though, so I don't get all star struck or anything like that.
Years ago I attended a Star Trek convention with a friend and got to meet Gene Roddenberry, George Takei, James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, and Majel Barrett Roddenberry.
I am related to Alan Ball (American Beauty, Six Feet Under, True Blood). We are second cousins.
Molly, I also had the privilege of meeting Jane Goodall. When I was in college she gave a lecture and I got to meet her afterwards.


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Dayspring Church
This building was constructed in 1924 (from gneiss quarried on the island) as a chapel for Metropolitan Hospital. The chapel had an attached rectory for the hospital chaplain. The building was abandoned in 1955 when the hospital moved to Manhattan. With the redevelopment of the island in 1975, it became home to the Redeemed Christian Church of God, later becoming Dayspring Church. (reference)
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Official Crustacean
Joined: 04 May 2005
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Location: Paradox Realm
Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 19:24
Post subject: in principle better
or better still
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('t' missing) but in principle better
YinYana AI Buddhism
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Posted: Thu 19 Jan 2006, 01:25
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According to
, (second entry;
WMF vulnerability
) running as a user with limited NTFS rights doesn't prevent execution of malware. I don't really understand the explanation though.
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Posted: Mon 27 Feb 2006, 14:43
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This discussion seems to sort of miss an essential point (the poster observes, not having read the whole thread). Sure, someone should be able to operate as root on their own computer. Just as someone can drive their own car however they want, shoot their own gun, etc. Of course it should be borne in mind that people are expected to demonstrate a certain degree of mastery in those things before they can legally do them, and so a person running as root should have a certain degree of mastery (read: solid knowledge of how their computer works and, especially if they are on a network, what the vulnerabilites and dangers are). But again, this is a bit beside the point. The problem with Puppy is not that it runs as root by default: it obviously does that just fine. The problem is there is no way for users who do not want to run as root to do so: just as someone should be able to run as root if they choose (and hopefully they will have the necessary understanding to do so safely), so the user should have the choice of
running as root. The problem here is that Puppy provides no easy and effective way of doing so. That is a shortcoming of the distro, no matter how you cut it: it should be there for those who want it. The question of whether you should be "allowed" as a matter of principle to run as root is rather irrelevant to answering to the fact that Puppy has no easy and effective way to set up non-root users. Is any work being done on this?
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Location: Bicester, UK
Posted: Mon 27 Feb 2006, 16:36
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the user should have the choice of not running as root. The problem here is that Puppy provides no easy and effective way of doing so. That is a shortcoming of the distro, no matter how you cut it: it should be there for those who want it. The question of whether you should be "allowed" as a matter of principle to run as root is rather irrelevant to answering to the fact that Puppy has no easy and effective way to set up non-root users.
This sums it up perfectly for me
Whilst many (or even most) users are happy with the current approach, there are many others who would really like to widen the Puppy audience, but need RunAsNonRoot to be in-place first.
Is any work being done on this?
I am little by little & some of this is being passed upstream into the main distro (e.g. it now includes sudo by default)
This, I believe, is how to start tackling it - fix the little errors in the system scripts which hardcode /root instead of $HOME
Include this in the guidelines on 3rd party packages.
Then get an option in the Universal Installer to RunAsNonRoot.
- liveCD can be left as-is (to now annoy those that like the current system), but an *option* in the installed versions (where it matters more)
Would be *great* to see this in the first release of Puppy2
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Location: Bicester, UK
Posted: Mon 27 Feb 2006, 16:41
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My work-in-progress HowTo is here:
I got quite far in 1.07 but got stumped by SegFaults which I didn't manage to track down (happened just after running xorgwizard - whether selecting xvesa or xorg).
I will try again with 1.08 & be more persistent with tracking down the source of any SegFaults by putting debug statements into various possible files:
xrdb -merge -nocpp ~/.Xresources
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Dyno Spoid
Joined: 05 Sep 2006
Posts: 37
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.
Posted: Wed 06 Sep 2006, 11:07
Post subject: Running as Root is actually good
Although I'm a security-crazed person, root user in Puppy seems the right way to go.
- Adding user accounts to Puppy and having everything work is a
of work for the developers. It also increases size, complexity, and documentation requirements.
- Puppy works, right out of the box. I can do whatever I need. sudo or su works well for UN*X fans, but not Windoh!z fans. Ubuntu is popular for a reason-it works by putting in the CD. Same for Puppy.
- If something exploits Firefox, user files are accessable as root or generic user Spot. The OS is sort of unique, so scripts don't generally have the same effect.
There are some downsides:
- If you're not behind a firewall, AND you're running a server (messaging, Samba, etc.), you're at risk. Putting virus scanning and firewall software enable/disable in the Live CD startup would be great.
- root can mount anything, any time. Running off Live CD is great until you realize your NTFS partition can be whacked. Reinstalling Puppy on the hard drive is no problem (assuming your config files are backed up), but two days installing Windo--Boot Sector corrupted-please reinstsall Win#$@ [blue-screen], arrg! wrong Authentication #, rebooting, and all the software, AND the configurations for each application (which aren't easily exportable) is a pain.
Would I like user accounts? Yes.
Is it practical? No.
Do I love Puppy? You bet!
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Official Dog Handler
Joined: 04 May 2005
Posts: 13110
Location: Arizona USA
Posted: Wed 06 Sep 2006, 12:47
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Puppy is so unique that a virus or worm which would work on another version of Linux might not make Puppy sick, and if Puppy is further customized for an application such as a server ...
Perhaps most of your objections to running Puppy as a public server connected to the internet can be dealt with by remastering Puppy as a server and then running it from a CD-ROM drive. Give it a hard reboot once an hour, say, to delete any malware that might have accumulated. If the server uses a static database, the whole thing could be put on a CD or DVD and run from a CD- or DVD- ROM drive.
Puppy Help 101 - an interactive tutorial for Lupu 5.25
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Puppy Master
Joined: 04 May 2005
Posts: 4078
Posted: Wed 06 Sep 2006, 13:34
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it is not difficult to create new groups and or users ... a simple wizard could be written to do that
it is not difficult to run programs (like Firefox, Thunderbird, Sylpheed etc etc) as an unprivileged user, like spot
it would take lot of work to get Puppy to run as an unprivileged user so that it would run about the same as it does as root
mostly, a lot of the packages that were built for Puppy-running-as-root would have to be modified and rebuilt for Puppy-running-as-spot
see: http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?t=10732
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Puppy Master
Joined: 04 May 2005
Posts: 4078
Posted: Wed 06 Sep 2006, 13:39
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Apache must be started as root, and automatically runs as user "nobody" ... so it really does not make much difference if your shell is running as root or as spot, as far as the server is concerned
it is easy to run Puppy's tiny nullhttpd server (/root/ghttpd) as spot or as nobody ... i have a dotpup package that is a Rox appdir that will start/stop httpd as user nobody
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Dyno Spoid
Joined: 05 Sep 2006
Posts: 37
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.A.
Posted: Wed 06 Sep 2006, 14:10
Post subject: Puppy Server
This is NOT targeting Flash or anyone else for a flame.
is the generic reader.
Isn't everything a public server? Unless there is no
route from a network to the Internet, I consider it
Example: Your home MP3 server is wireless. Your neighbor (me) sniffs your WAP out, snorts 1 MB of data, cracks your WEP, adds my MAC address to the Permissible list (you did create one, right?), and changes your WAP password so you have no idea I added myself should something go wrong. You just think your password got typed in wrong initially and the reset button is the answer. Problem is, I'm not really your neighbor, but cracked his Windows box running NMAP and a Windows exploit script. You didn't notice me install a root kit on your laptop before I changed your WAP password back (since this is a public forum, I won't state where I got it from, but it's not extremely difficult to obtain), and now your laptop opens a port and finds me whenever you aren't looking. The great thing is you also use your laptop at work, where they don't use VPN or ssh connections to the server, so I can sniff all the data that even you don't have direct access to. Whatever is interesting gets compressed and sent over a HTTP request to a web server I cracked two years ago. What's interesting? The managerer's desktop, for one. Good thing it's a Windows box behind a corporate firewall--that makes it secure. Oh, except for your laptop being on the same network...
Okay, so most every computer can be considered connected to the Internet. What about hourly reboots? If I invite some friends for a party, do I want my music stopping every hour? Not practical. What about leaving all the MP3s on DVD with the OS? They don't need to be written to, but what happens when I want to save a new one I bought today so I can play it later? Remaster the DVD-RW in another computer and put it back on the server drive? Have compact flash in the server and burn a new DVD when that fills up? Possibly...
The solution I've come up with is to use Puppy and ssh to access a server with user accounts, where the MP3_Player group can only read, normal users can read/add, and admins can remove +previous. For connection from Windows-like boxes, Samba runs in a Virtual Machine environment on the server, meaning Samba gets to run on it's own computer (virtually). So if Samba is hacked, it still can't write to the file server, because the Samba machine has a read-only mount as defined by the file server, not the Samba server. Since Samba runs on a VM, the VM can be defined as an appliance, meaning every time it's restarted it starts fresh.
We can't expect Puppy to do all this and still be Puppy. I think the authors did a great job on keeping things small and fast. If you (again, a generic 'you') need more, try hand-rolling Gentoo into what you need. It can be fast, small, and exactly what you need, even booting off USB Flash drives and PXE. However,
now have to take the time to roll it, where as Puppy is working and stable. The same goes for hand-rolling a WAP appliance, which is even funner. Did you know the new ones support external USB hard drives and CF? Yes, that means a full server with a network switch, 5 ethernet ports, wireless networking,
, and without any moving components (other than the printer)
consuming only 5 watts of power. Maybe you can get it to use 15 watts if you really push it.
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Posts: 62
Posted: Wed 04 Oct 2006, 00:09
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Question for Kernel experts and developers.
whats your thought about this:
2 comments I liked:
Whether this is a show-stopper or not, it's a great example of what can happen with tons of eyeballs on a project. This is the type of bug that proprietary vendors would suffer to discover with such limited resources on a single project. It makes me wonder how often proprietary kernels are retooled *after* a flaw has been found in a similar OSS product.
and the other one not just because it was funny but canny
OMFG! I have a security flaw... but you have to be _root_ to execute it! AHHHHH It's the end of the world!
I discovered a new one too... if you run rm -rf / as root you'll bork your system!
We should all go back to windows, where rm doesn't exist ^_^
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Location: virtual - Veni vidi, nihil est adpulerit
Posted: Mon 23 Oct 2006, 04:34
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To root at length -on these matters, or not - is the question:
Puppy- Esp. live - is configured to do what it does and do it well with the very minimum of user intervention
Most of above reflect very specific concerns - many of which do not exist running a liveCD (RAM)
When granting users access to client services > Puppy use is then trying to fill the role of a server
IMHO that is outside the goals of the originator
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Posted: Sat 03 Mar 2007, 16:28
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I've been setting up a box for a person who doesn't even know how to use a mouse. Do I want that person having super powers?
That is why I want to set up an account for him and have him log in as an ordinary user. I don't wan't to be constantly at his place to repair his box.
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Posted: Mon 05 Mar 2007, 00:03
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Let us know how it works out, BonaPon. I suspect you'll have to help your friend a lot either way. You
give him a remastered CD to boot from, preconfigured with the applications and settings as he wants it.
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Posted: Tue 06 Mar 2007, 15:31
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I am jumping into this conversation late. I have a technical background but is not an expert in security or Linux, but I'll throw in my two cent:
Puppy Linux seems to be a throwback to the earlier days of computing. Early OS like DOS, Macintosh OS, and Windows (pre-XP) were really single user machines. When you turn on the computer, it booted directly into the desktop and gives the user full permission to everything. There was no concept of user accounts.
Linux, which follows the UNIX model, comes from the corporate world where security is necessary. Everyone has to login so that some nobody off the street can't steal data by switching the computer on. Access may be placed to prevent employee from seeing personal data on another employee or to install new programs that may crash the system. On such a system, there is usually a separate group call the administrators that have full rights to the system. All other users have only limited rights.
While Puppy is a Linux derivative, the designer chose to use a simple model where everyone boots into root. The advantage of this system is that everything is simpler. On other Linux systems, you have to login as admin to install software. You may have get errors because you the permission didn't allow you to mount a device or connect to X-window. What you do give up in exchange is security.
For example, suppose you run a Trojan horse program by accident, such as when you launch an attachment, or click on a popup that deposits a program on your drive. If you run as root, the malicious program has full permission to attack everything. If you run as a limited user, you can trash your user files, but the rest of the system is safe.
Keep in mind that you're probably OK for now. Most of the virus only target windows, so if some popup deposit a DLL on your drive or cause you to run a windows program, nothing will happen. I would not however, use Puppy as a server that may contain sensitive data.
I'll be real careful about running Wine, or if you have a dual boot where the virus may be able to infect your DOS partition. If Linux becomes really popular, and we start seeing Linux computer viruses, then I would worry.
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Sporting News continues its ranking of top 10 college basketball champions from the expanded bracket era:
No. 9 1994 Arkansas
The Razorbacks didn't win the championship in 1994 because their roster was thick with super-talented players destined to earn millions in the NBA. They won because their team was thick with super-hungry players who excelled in coach Nolan Richardson's system.
The team was known for its intense defensive pressure — so intense it carried the moniker "40 Minutes of Hell." The bench was deep with players who would come in and harass opponents into mistake after mistake.
To put opponents through 40 minutes of hell, Richardson needed players who could press and excel in the open court. He found plenty of them. Mostly, they weren't blue-chip recruits — power forward Corliss Williamson was the lone first-round pick in the NBA Draft on the championship squad — but what they lacked in pure talent, they made up for with mean determination.
Guards Corey Beck and Clint McDaniel were defensive aces, sharp-shooting wing Scotty Thurman hit big shots — including the winner in the title game — and center Dwight Stewart created matchup problems with his long-range shooting. Together, they rolled through the '94 NCAA Tournament, winning each of their first five games by at least eight points before scratching out a 76-72 win over Duke in the final.
Countdown: No. 10: 2001 Duke
The go-to guy
Williamson. Says Mike Anderson, then an assistant and now the Arkansas head coach: "When you threw it to him, you knew you were going to get a bucket or get some free throws. He was a great passer out of the post. Although he was listed at 6-7, he played to the height of a guy who was 6-9 or 6-10. He was a tremendous low-post player, a guy who could face up. He got better in terms of facing up and knocking down the 15-foot shots. (If) you came out to guard him, he was so nifty and good with the basketball, he'd go around (you). He just knew how to use his body, a la Larry Johnson. He was the guy that, when we needed a bucket, if we put it in Corliss' hands and spread our shooters out, something good was going to happen."
— Top 10 tournament performances— Top 10 teams that failed to win— Greatest game ever played: UK vs. Duke— Top 10 greatest games | Coaches | Centers | Forwards | Guards |
The rotation
F Corliss Williamson: 6-7, Soph., 20.4 ppg, 7.7 rpg, 1.1 bpg
F Scotty Thurman: 6-6, Soph., 15.9 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 3.0 apg
G Alex Dillard: 6-1, Jr., 8.9 ppg
G Corey Beck: 6-2, Jr., 8.8 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 5.0 apg
G Clint McDaniel: 6-4, Jr., 8.1 ppg
C Dwight Stewart: 6-9, Jr., 8.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg
C Darnell Robinson: 6-11, Fr., 7.6 ppg, 4.7 rpg
G Roger Crawford: 6-4, Sr., 7.4 ppg
The defining number
62.6 — Williamson's shooting percentage from the field that season. He also made 70.0 percent of his free throws and averaged 20.4 points per game. He scored at least 20 points in all but one game in the tournament and was named the Final Four's most outstanding player.
The legacy
One more win, and the Arkansas teams of the mid-1990s would be talked about among the all-time greats. One more win, and we'd all remember Richardson a different way. In a stretch that began with the 1989-90 season, Arkansas advanced to at least the Sweet 16 in six of seven years, including three trips to the Final Four. After beating Duke in its first national title game in '94, Arkansas returned to the championship game in '95 but lost to UCLA, 89-78. Had Arkansas won that game, we'd be talking about a Hogs dynasty.
The tourney run
First round
(1) Arkansas 94, (16) North Carolina A&T 79
Oklahoma City (March 18) —Williamson scored 24 points on 10-of-13 shooting, and Thurman added 19.
Second round
(1) Arkansas 85, (9) Georgetown 73
Oklahoma City (March 20) — Thurman was thrown out of the game because of a fight in the first half, but the Hogs went inside to Williamson (21 points) and Stewart (16) to win.
Midwest Region semifinals
(1) Arkansas 103, (12) Tulsa 84
Dallas (March 25) — Arkansas shot 66.1 percent from the field and won going away against the school that gave Nolan Richardson his first D-I coaching job.
Midwest Region final
(1) Arkansas 76, (3) Michigan 68
Dallas (March 27) — Thanks to Thurman's 20 points, the Hogs beat Michigan in front of Arkansas-born President Bill Clinton and family — who would show up for the Hogs' two games at the Final Four, as well. National semifinals
(1) Arkansas 91, (2) Arizona 82
Charlotte (April 2) — Williamson bullied the Wildcats inside with 29 points, 13 rebounds and five assists.
National championship game
(1) Arkansas 76, (2) Duke 72
Charlotte (April 4) — The biggest win in school history was made possible by the biggest shot. Duke had led by as many as 10 in the second half, but Arkansas fought back and with less than a minute left, the score was tied at 70. Beck passed to Stewart at the top of the key. But he bobbled the pass, which allowed the defense to collapse on him. He moved the ball to Thurman, who made a long-range 3-pointer as the shot clock expired.


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. – York College wrestling senior Vinny Pisani (Orange, Ca./El Modena) closed out his career as an All-American with a fourth-place finish at the NCAA DIII National Championships in Cedar Rapids, Ia. on Saturday.
Pisani lost his first match against Greg Sanders from Concordia early Saturday morning. He fell 4-2 in a tough battle. Later in the day, Pisani earned a 14-3 major decision win over Concordia-Moorhead's Jacob Long. The win helped Pisani move into the third place match.
In his final matchup, Pisani wrestled a strong Robert Diema from Cortland and fell 9-3. Despite a tough day, Pisani finished fourth, with his first All-American honors. He is the 19th Spartans to earn All-American honors under head coach Tom Kessler's guidance. Pisani ends his first and final season as a Spartan with an overall record of 30-5.
The 2012-13 campaign for the York wrestling squad is now officially complete. The Spartans now bid farewell to seniors Pisani, Kyle Minogue (Miller Place, N.Y./Miller Place), and Salvatore DiSimone (Center Moriches, N.Y./Center Moriches), as well as coach Kessler.
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For years, the small brick building at 17 Durkee Street in downtown Plattsburgh has been vacant, and in need of a little love.
What some might have seen as an eyesore, Billy Ferris saw as an opportunity.
For about 11 years, Ferris has owned and operated Big Apple Audio, a one-stop shop for all things audio and video in the automotive world.
He has 35 years of experience, all gleaned from a do-it-yourself approach that began with the first car he owned.
The idea for Big Apple Audio began evolving after Ferris' cousin opened Big Apple Imports in Utica, a store that imported most of its goods from New York City.
Ferris's other cousin followed suit with Big Apple Music, a store that sells musical instruments in Utica, and his brother eventually opened another store of the same name in Watertown.
"It's not a franchise, we just happen to be related and doing the same thing," Ferris explained. "It creates a familiar name for people."
Formerly located on South Peru Street in Plattsburgh, Big Apple Audio settled into its new location in October, and is equipped to handle the installation of sun roofs, window tinting, cruise control, custom exhaust systems and remote starters.
The four full-time-employee staffers at Big Apple can also do spray-on bed liners for trucks, auto mechanic work, auto detailing and rust proofing.
The rust proofing service is a new addition, something Ferris said is important here in the North Country, where salted roads can wreak havoc on vehicles.
"A lot of people are keeping their cars longer now, with just a little bit of extra maintenance," Ferris said.
The rust-proofing process is a yearly application that covers the entire car, even the inside of the door panels, and it comes with a lifetime warranty against rust.
And since Big Apple uses the Canada-based Krown rustproofing, the warranty is good outside of the North Country.
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There are some prognosticators who should be stoned or at least shown the door.
There are some prognosticators who should be stoned or at least shown the door.
My football team will not be going to the Super Bowl this year. Fact of the matter is, it's been given, out of pity, better draft picks from the graduating college class. However, "those in the know" predicted glory for this team — a dynasty.
It was supposed to compete at the highest level and even play in February, going for the gold. They were wrong. Dead wrong. The team's defense was as stiff as a wet paper cloth and its offense showed as much pep as a toothless man trying to gum a steak. Oh, how I wish I still had those emails from fellow fans touting what these sportscasters were saying. Then, I would know who to blame and stone.
This follows on the heels of an election in which the challenger could not lose. Record unemployment, looming fiscal cliff, bulging deficit, etc. Most of the political-wonks were calling it a landslide win for the opposition. A no-brainer. In the bag. Take it to the bank. They could not have been any more wrong. No politics in this article, but how could they be so far off the mark?
And then there are groundhogs. With much fanfare, pomp and circumstance, and loyalty, we patiently wait for this "rodent" to come out of its hole and predict how much longer a miserable winter will be. Since camera crews with bright lights are focused on its every twitch as it lumbers out of its hole, naturally, or should we say, unnaturally, it sees its shadow.
But, when have these "woodchucks," "whistle pigs" or "land-beavers" ever called it correctly? And when it doesn't, does anyone take him to task? No, the day after Groundhog day, we forget all about the tubby, furry ones — unless, of course, you're Bill Murray.
Finally, our friends, the Mayans, let us down as well. Their calendar ended toward the end of December with no more time. Did they think the world would come to an end? Did they anticipate a meteorite obliterating the world? Maybe they thought we'd be overrun by sportscasters, political prognosticators and groundhogs. We should have known better than to trust a culture which could not even predict its own demise to the Spaniards.
Infinitely more important than sports, politics, weather or stupid predictions is our understanding of, and willingness to work within, the times in which we live. "Today," as that saying goes, "is the first day of the rest of your life." We need to live within the present. However, we should be preparing for the future. Not just the immediate future, but our ultimate future — the afterlife.
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Draft :1.37 meter / 4 feet 6 inches
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Water Capacity :750 Litres
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