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Muhammad, in full Abū al-Qāsim Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd Allāh ibn ʿAbd al-Muṭṭalib ibn Hāshim (born 570, Mecca, Arabia [now in Saudi Arabia]—died June 8, 632, Medina), founder of the religion of Islam, accepted by Muslims throughout the world as the last of the prophets of God.
Methodology and terminology
Sources for the study of the Prophet
The sources for the study of Muhammad are multifarious and include, first and foremost, the Qurʾān, the sacred scripture of Islam. Although the Qurʾān is considered by Muslims to be the word of God and not of Muhammad, it nevertheless reveals the most essential aspects associated with Muhammad. There are also the sayings of Muhammad himself (Hadith) and accounts of his actions (Sunnah). Furthermore, there are biographies (sīrah) of him going back to the works of Ibn Isḥāq (c. 704–767) in the 9th-century recensions of Ibn Hishām and Yūnus ibn Bukayr. Works of sacred history by later writers such as al-Ṭabarī and al-Thaʿālibī also contain extensive biographies of Muhammad. Then there are the accounts of the maghāzī ("battles") that determined the fate of the early Islamic community. The most important of these works is the Kitāb al-maghāzī of al-Wāqidī (747–823). The Kitāb al-ṭabaqāt al-kabīr of Ibn Saʿd (died 844/845) is another important source on the life of Muhammad, his companions, and later figures in Islamic history. Finally, there are oral traditions. Although usually discounted by positivist historians, oral tradition plays a major role in the Islamic understanding of Muhammad, just as it does in the Christian understanding of Jesus Christ or the Jewish understanding of Moses and the other ancient prophets of Israel.
...religions, that is, prophethood or messengership. The only such individual who succeeded in effecting broad social changes was a member of the Hāshim (Hāshem) clan of Quraysh named Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd Allāh ibn ʿAbd al-Muṭṭalib. One of their own, he accomplished what the Quraysh had started, first by working against them, later by working...READ MORE
Beyond these there are later Western works, many of which, from the 18th century onward, distanced themselves from the polemical histories of earlier Christian authors. These more historically oriented treatments, which generally reject the prophethood of Muhammad, are coloured by the Western philosophical and theological framework of their authors. Many of these studies reflect much historical research, and most pay more attention to human, social, economic, and political factors than to religious, theological, and spiritual matters. It was not until the latter part of the 20th century that Western authors combined rigorous scholarship as understood in the modern West with empathy toward the subject at hand and, especially, awareness of the religious and spiritual realities involved in the study of the life of the founder of a major world religion.
Names and titles of the Prophet
The most common name of Muhammad of Islam, Muhammad ("the Glorified One"), is part of the daily call to prayer (adhān); following the attestation to the oneness of God, the believer proclaims, "Verily, I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God" (Ashhadu anna Muḥammadan rasūl Allāh). When this name is uttered among Muslims, it is always followed by the phrase ṣalla Allāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam ("may God's blessings and peace be upon him"), just as, whenever Muslims mention the name of other prophets such as Abraham, Moses, or Jesus, they recite the words ʿalayhi al-salām ("upon him be [God's] peace"). Muhammad also became widely known in Europe by diverse forms of the name such as Mahon, Mahomés, Mahun, Mahum, and Mahumet (all French), Machmet (German), and Maúmet (Old Icelandic). Moreover, Muhammad is the most popular male name in the Islamic world either by itself or in combination with other names such as ʿAlī and Ḥusayn.
Muhammad, however, has many other names, including "sacred names," which Muslims believe were given to him by God and by which he is called in various contexts. Muslim tradition counts 99 names for Muhammad. Among the most often used and also central to the understanding of his nature is Aḥmad ("the Most Glorified"), which is considered an inner and celestial name for Muhammad. Over the centuries Muslim authorities have believed that, when Christ spoke of the coming reign of the Paraclete, he was referring to Aḥmad. Also of great importance are the names that identify Muhammad as the Prophet, including Nabī ("Prophet") and Rasūl Allāh ("the Messenger of God"). Other names of the Prophet are Ṭaha ("the Pure Purifier and Guide"), Yāsīn ("the Perfect Man"), Muṣṭafā ("the One Chosen"), ʿAbd Allāh ("the Perfect Servant of God"), Ḥabīb Allāh ("the Beloved of God"), Dhikr Allāh ("the Remembrance of God"), Amīn ("the Trusted One"), Sirāj ("the Torch Lighting the True Path"), Munīr ("the Illuminator of the Universe"), Hudā ("the Guide to the Truth"), Ghiyāth ("the Helper"), and Niʿmat Allāh ("the Gift of God"). These and his many other names play a major role in daily Muslim piety and in the practice of Sufism. An understanding of their meaning is essential to gaining any serious knowledge of the Islamic view of Muhammad or what some have called Islamic prophetology.
The life of Muhammad
Genealogical roots and early life
Both before the rise of Islam and during the Islamic period, Arab tribes paid great attention to genealogy and guarded their knowledge of it with meticulous care. In fact, during Islamic history a whole science of genealogy (ʿilm al-anṣāb) developed that is of much historical significance. In the pre-Islamic period, however, this knowledge remained unwritten, and for that very reason it has not been taken seriously by Western historians relying only on written records. For Muslims, however, the genealogy of Muhammad has always been certain. They trace his ancestry to Ismāʿīl (Ishmael) and hence to the prophet Abraham. This fact was accepted even by medieval European opponents of Islam but has been questioned by modern historians.
According to traditional Islamic sources, Muhammad was born in Mecca in "the Year of the Elephant," which corresponds to the year ad 570, the date modern Western scholars cite as at least his approximate birth date. A single event gave the Year of the Elephant its name when Abrahah, the king of Abyssinia, sent an overwhelming force to Mecca to destroy the Kaʿbah, the sanctuary Muslims believe to have been built by Adam and reconstructed by Abraham and which Abrahah viewed as a rival to his newly constructed temple in Sanaa in Yemen. According to tradition, the elephant that marched at the head of Abrahah's army knelt as it approached Mecca, refusing to go farther. Soon the sky blackened with birds that pelted the army with pebbles, driving them off in disarray. Thus, the sanctuary that Muslims consider an earthly reflection of the celestial temple was saved, though at the time it served Arab tribes who (with the exception of the ḥanīfs, or primordialists) disregarded Abrahamic monotheism.
Soon after this momentous event in the history of Arabia, Muhammad was born in Mecca. His father, ʿAbd Allāh, and his mother, Āminah, belonged to the family of the Banū Hāshim, a branch of the powerful Quraysh, the ruling tribe of Mecca, that also guarded its most sacred shrine, the Kaʿbah. Because ʿAbd Allāh died before Muhammad's birth, Āminah placed all her hopes in the newborn child. Without a father, Muhammad experienced many hardships even though his grandfather ʿAbd al-Muṭṭalib was a leader in the Meccan community. The emphasis in Islamic society on generosity to orphans is related to the childhood experiences of Muhammad as well as to his subsequent love for orphans and the Qurʾānic injunctions concerning their treatment.
In order for Muhammad to master Arabic in its pure form and become well acquainted with Arab traditions, Āminah sent him as a baby into the desert, as was the custom of all great Arab families at that time. In the desert, it was believed, one learned the qualities of self-discipline, nobility, and freedom. A sojourn in the desert also offered escape from the domination of time and the corruption of the city. Moreover, it provided the opportunity to become a better speaker through exposure to the eloquent Arabic spoken by the Bedouin. In this way the bond with the desert and its purity and sobriety was renewed for city dwellers in every generation. Āminah chose a poor woman named Ḥalīmah from the tribe of Banū Saʿd, a branch of the Hawāzin, to suckle and nurture her son. And so the young Muhammad spent several years in the desert.
It was also at this time that, according to tradition, two angels appeared to Muhammad in the guise of men, opened his breast, and purified his heart with snow. This episode, which exemplifies the Islamic belief that God purified his prophet and protected him from sin, was also described by Muhammad: "There came unto me two men, clothed in white, with a gold basin full of snow. Then they laid upon me, and, splitting open my breast, they brought forth my heart. This likewise they split open and took from it a black clot which they cast away. Then they washed my heart and my breast with the snow" (Martin Lings, Muhammad: His Life, Based on the Earliest Sources, 1991). Muhammad then repeated the verse, found in the Hadith, "Satan toucheth every son of Adam the day his mother beareth him, save only Mary and her son." Amazed by this event and also noticing a mole on Muhammad's back (later identified in the traditional sources as the sign of prophecy), Ḥalīmah and her husband, Ḥārith, took the boy back to Mecca.
Muhammad's mother died when he was six years old. Now completely orphaned, he was brought up by his grandfather ʿAbd al-Muṭṭalib, who also died two years later. He was then placed in the care of Abū Ṭālib, Muhammad's uncle and the father of ʿAlī, Muhammad's cousin. Later in life Muhammad would repay this kindness by taking ʿAlī into his household and giving his daughter Fāṭimah to him in marriage.
It is believed that Muhammad grew into a young man of unusual physical beauty as well as generosity of character. His sense of fairness and justice were so revered that the people of Mecca often went to him for arbitration and knew him as al-Amīn, "the Trusted One." His striking appearance is the subject of countless poems in various Islamic languages. Muhammad, according to ʿAlī,
was neither tall nor lanky nor short and stocky, but of medium height. His hair was neither crispy curled nor straight but moderately wavy. He was not overweight and his face was not plump. He had a round face. His complexion was white tinged with redness. He had big black eyes with long lashes. His brows were heavy and his shoulders broad. He had soft skin, with fine hair covering the line from mid chest to navel. The palms of his hands and the soles of his feet were firmly padded. He walked with a firm gait, as if striding downhill. On his back between his shoulders lay the Seal of Prophethood [a mole], for he was the last of the prophets. (Tosun Bayrak al-Jerrahi al-Halveti, The Name & the Named: The Divine Attributes of God, 2000)
Islamic sources indicate that others recognized the mole as the sign of prophethood, including the Christian monk Baḥīrā, who met Muhammad when the Prophet joined Abū Ṭālib on a caravan trip to Syria.
When he was 25 years old, Muhammad received a marriage proposal from a wealthy Meccan woman, Khadījah bint Khuwaylid, whose affairs he was conducting. Despite the fact that she was 15 years older than he, Muhammad accepted the proposal, and he did not take another wife until after her death (though polygyny was permitted and common). She bore him two sons, both of whom died young. It is from the first son, Qāsim, that one of the names of the Prophet, Abūʾ al-Qāsim ("the Father of Qāsim"), derives. She also bore him four daughters, Zaynab, Ruqayyah, Umm Kulthūm, and Fāṭimah. The youngest, Fāṭimah, who is called the second Mary, had the greatest impact on history of all his children. Shīʿite imams and sayyids or sharifs are thought to be descendants of Muhammad, from the lineage of Fāṭimah and ʿAlī. Khadījah herself is considered one of the foremost female saints in Islam and, along with Fāṭimah, plays a very important role in Islamic piety and in eschatological events connected with the souls of women.
By age 35, Muhammad had become a very respected figure in Mecca and had taken ʿAlī into his household. When he was asked, according to Islamic tradition, to arbitrate a dispute concerning which tribe should place the holy black stone in the corner of the newly built Kaʿbah, Muhammad resolved the conflict by putting his cloak on the ground with the stone in the middle and having a representative of each tribe lift a corner of it until the stone reached the appropriate height to be set in the wall. His reputation stemmed, in part, from his deep religiosity and attention to prayer. He often would leave the city and retire to the desert for prayer and meditation. Moreover, before the advent of his prophecy, he received visions that he described as being like "the breaking of the light of dawn." It was during one of these periods of retreat, when he was 40 years old and meditating in a cave called al-Ḥirāʾ in the Mountain of Light (Jabal al-Nūr) near Mecca, that Muhammad experienced the presence of the archangel Gabriel and the process of the Qurʾānic revelation began.


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DACs item created by jacksonchansf, Nov 6, 2012
Pros - Instruments sound smoother, Works great with squeezebox touch over async usb
Cons - Build quality , lights
I am happy with this DAC. . Instruments sound good. There is a smoothness to the sound that makes me smile.
This was a demo unit, hence the lower price. But the corners of the plastic box do not close completely. So light leaks out, which though non-functional looks funny in the dark of a recessed space. Tape you say? Perhaps.
Squeezebox touch USB -> Micromega mydac -> PA2V2 -> grado sr 60

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Iowa Lakes Community College Head Wrestling Coach Cody Alesch is pleased to announce the signing class of 2013-2014.
"I believe these young men have a desire to compete at a high level and are coming to Iowa Lakes for the right reasons," Alesch stated. "This class seems to be well rounded in the fact they have high goals academically and athletically."
The Lakers are returning seven sophomores and have signed the following athletes:
- John Christopherson, Spencer, at 125 pounds. Christopherson is a four-time State Qualifier, three-time state placer with a 4th, 5th and 3rd place finishes, and has 150 career wins.
- Freddie Rodriguez, Lansing, Mich., at 125 pounds. Rodriguez is a three-time State Champion, the second wrestler ever to win the JR. Triple Crown by winning the JR. National Folkstyle, has Freestyle and Greco Roman titles, is a FILA Cadet double champion and a Flo Nationals Champion.
- Miguel Calixto, Bennington, Vt., at 133 pounds. Calixto is a three-time State Champion, a four-time New England placer, New England Champ, three-time HS All-American, and placed third in Sr. Nationals. He has a career record of 226-15.
- Tyler Ellwood, Nashua N.H., at 157 pounds. Ellwood is a two-time State Champion, two-time All-State Runner Up, two-time New England Qualifier, and two-time National Qualifier. He holds a career record of 117-27 with 60 pins.
- Brandon Sorenson, Las Vegas, Nev. at 165 pounds. Sorenson is a two-time State Qualifier with Runner-Up finish as a senior, and was selected as Legacy High School MVP and athlete of the year with a 42-4 season record.
- Davion Franklin, Minneapolis, Minn., at 285 pounds. Franklin took third place at the Minnesota State Tournament in 2013 and third place at the Preseason Folkstyle Nationals in 2012.
"Along with these six individuals, we have several talented walk-ons coming into the program that will make the room very competitive. Right now we have 45 committed wrestlers to the program," Coach Alesch said. "We feel our freshman class is very strong highlighted by these six young men. There is a lot of work to do between now and February, but we like where our program is heading."
For more information about athletics at Iowa Lakes, visit www.iowalakes.edu.


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Morningstar IDs Foreign Large-Cap Funds That Beat Index
Morningstar analyst Adam Zoll looked for foreign large-cap funds that have beaten the proxy for foreign stocks over the past five- and 10-year periods. Three funds on its list:
Thomas White International ( TWWDX) -- a foreign large-cap value fund with almost 30% of its portfolio in emerging markets (considered an outsized stake for this bunch).
Oppenheimer International Growth (OIGAX) -- only 3% of this fund is directly in emerging markets but many of manager George Evans' holdings are luxury goods and spirits firms that get the bulk of their growth and business from emerging markets.
Manning & Napier World Opportunities (EXWAX) -- the fund looks for all types of stocks (from deep value to growth). Only 8% is directly in emerging markets.


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Got my Laws snowy kit in last thursday, and just finished it today. Built it in 3 days! All I have left to do is weather it, but I'm going apply for 501st status with this now. Sorry Lance!
Alright, well here it is! I really need to lose weight :/
Yea, one problem I need to solve; sweating. If you can't tell, I was dripping. I think I need to take a stick of deoterant or fill my pouches with baby powder....
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Hampton man killed in tree-cutting accident in Haverhill, Mass.
The 32-year-old man from Hampton, N.H., was part of a crew removing a tree from a home at 133 North Ave. in Haverill, said Carrie Kimball Monahan, spokeswoman for the district attorney's office.
He was tied off on a limb that snapped off the tree, she said. He fell to the ground and the limb landed on top of him.'
'It was quite large,' Monahan said of the limb.
The man was taken to Lawrence General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, she said.
Monahan said authorities are not releasing the man's name. She said family has been notified, but his name is still being withheld for 'privacy' reasons.


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WWE to open training facility in central Florida
Published: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 7:58 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 7:58 p.m.
ORLANDO — World Wrestling Entertainment is planning to open a state-of-the-art training facility in central Florida.
Gov. Rick Scott and WWE executive Paul "Tripple H" Levesque appeared in Orlando Thursday to announce that the Global Performance Center will open this summer.
The facility will serve as the new home to WWE's talent developmental system, recently re-branded NXT. It will house seven training rings, a gym and production facilities.
Scott says the new center — which represents a $2.3 million capital investment — should create nearly 100 jobs.
Levesque says building the facility in central Florida continues an existing partnership with Full Sail University, where students in media broadcasting concentrations were able to work on live tapings of the WWE NXT series.
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eMule 0.50A Beta 2
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Welcome to the Discover Program
The Craft Yarn Council (CYC) is delighted to be working with Michaels Arts & Crafts Stores to offer knit and crochet classes in all its stores.
We are also pleased to announce that graduates of the Council's Certified Instructors Program (CIP) will be teaching these classes. This wonderful group of instructors shares a passion for knitting and crocheting and for teaching others. They are welcoming and committed to making your class experience fun, as well as, informative.
We invite you to discover the fun of knitting and crocheting!
Meet Jenny
As Director for CYC's Discover Knit & Crochet™ Class Program, I get to work with an amazing group of instructors, Michaels' associates in the US and Canada and the talented members of the Craft Yarn Council. Together, we have designed knit, crochet and craft classes, including kid's crochet classes, exclusively for Michaels stores and this is only the beginning. We have lots more ideas, plus we want to hear your ideas for classes too.
You have told us you want to learn techniques while making a fun project so that's the way we designed our classes. In each 2½-hour class, we cover techniques, get you started on your project, plus squeeze in time for a tour of the yarn department. During the department tours, our knowledgeable instructors will discuss different yarns and accessories that will make your crocheting and knitting experiences more successful.
I'll be updating my column regularly so please come back soon. In the interim, you can contact me using the contact form and selecting "DISCOVER Program".


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great pics. What did you use to stamp your logo on them?
nice pics and thanks for sharing, real nice logo by the way.G3
DaneYou take photos like no other. You have wowed me again with these beauties. How are your hives doing and how is the honey flow for you this year. Do you still sell your honey on the web???Annette


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^ I saw it's grand-daddy today while shore fishing in the Nipigon River. Bricks were shat
We were targeting Pinks and landed a few as the schools cruised by. Then we noticed some MUCH larger shadows in the school: Brook Trout! Bigger than any I've ever seen, cruising past in pairs or threes, a mere 10' in front of us. One or two of those fish were definitely over 24" ...perhaps pushing 30. Just as my sons and I pick our chins off the ground something comes along which DWARFS the brookies. It's a monstrous chinook with a huge kipe! My ten year old son yells "It's as big as ME" ... and he wasn't far off.
We chucked the tacklebox at the fish. The recommended "Fire Tiger Rapala" didn't produce, but various spoons with silver did. When the brookies came through we pulled out our lines, as the season is closed. When a big chinook came by we all took a cast at in turn ...no dice
I apologize for breaking rule #1 ...camera was left in the car
My Marshad's (Green Frog & Special Perch) showed up today! Looking forward to trying these on the weekend when we go to LSC again.
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i told my youngest son that my father used to take me fishing before i went to school in the morning. his reply, "i wish he was my dad."
we did a small charter out of colonial beach this past summer & caught a grip of perch. i wasn't the ideal fishing exp but we didn't come empty handed which was the objective.
i sat thru a brief bass fishing workshop this past weekend only to jump start that need to get out there again.
i gre up doing mostly bottom fishing for spot & blues out of solomon's island. i may get a chance to do some fishing neat assategue next week for blues & stripers.
my latest passion is doing freshwater kayak when I can. needless to say, i hope to post pics soon.
2.0pt slow i hope to run into you one of these days.
heading to Cabela's
Two days & no new posts? Caught the fishing bug lately, so I have a few questions.
Recently got a new Shakespeare baitcaster entry level reel & paired it up with a 6' lightweight Shimano rod.
I also bought a topwater popr lure that i was told works well for some LMB at a nearby lake. I took it for a spin in my backyard & it's not heavy enough to cast. I was also told to not a use any weight with this rig.
I've got 6lb flouro line on the reel, & loaded per instruction (thread through hole, tie line around spool with a common knot & load until 90% capacity.)
When I cast it, just kinda swing there like it was never released. Any advice for a noob? Thanks.
With baitcasters you can set amount of tension on the, usually a dial next to the reel handle. Once you do that you use your thumb as kind of a brake on the spool so it doesn't birdsnest on you. Hopefully this helps
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On the same side as the drag, there should be another smaller knob, this is your tension knob. you want to turn this towards you (loosen) until the lure pulls line off the reel with it's own weight (Make sure you have freespool engaged).. Once that is set it should be pretty simple to cast without giving you too many backlashes..
One thing about baitcasters is that you've gotta practice.
Also, as a rule you want to spend more $$$ on the reel then the rod. Shimano Citica or the previous gen Curado (green) are great reels for beginners...
It's a Shakespeare Agility from Dick's
I think I may have tried that, but I'll try it again. Just wasn't sure if I had it setup right w/the common know & the 6lb test.
Oh yeah, what's birdnesting?
Just noticed I can source a few of your recommended Shimano reels for about the same price as the reel from Dick's.
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A birdsnest happens when the spool over runs the line coming off it, also called a backlash. You'll experience one, lol
If you want a budget Shimano reel the Caenan has been getting great reviews.
I released the tension knob & the line slowly drops. I practiced a few casts in my yard, but still getting the backlash. I may just switch out to a weighted rig to get better results.
i did hear a few birds chuckling at my attempt to make a "birdsnest" with my reel & line.
i may just return it & get the shimano you recommended.
there are some very helpful videos on youtube that may help you out as well, Mars.
bait casting reels take some time and lots of practice, stick with it.
In other news, this little piggy was caught just upriver from me the other day.
^^ errrrrrrrr, that guy is holding that beast way too effortlessly. i call shenanigans
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Another helpful tip for a beginner at using a baitcaster is to peel off as much line as a full cast length or a little further then wrap some black electrical tape around the spool before winding te line back up over it. Now when you cast you are limited to exactly that length for a max cast but the rest of the line won't explode on you causing as nasty of a backlash (birds nest).
I casted my conventional baitcaster today for the first time. Not bad. This Avet is gunna sail pounder bulldawgs next Saturday!
Riddle me this: What are the advantages of a bait-casting reel compared to a spinning reel? I can see the line would be twisting less, as it gets pulled off a rotating drum... Any other advantages?
I've never used one and am curious.
Cast control and accuracy come to mind as well as the versatity of speeds for applications or technique specifics. Many baitcasters also have a better multi drag in them also.
Going out on a drift boat in a few hours to fish some reef spots and I can't sleep.
Hoping to catch some dinner.
I am the Lizard King.
Almost ready for my guided trip with my buddy this coming Saturday! Rods are ready and now I am just packing a tackle box to bring with me. The guide is a friend and has many years experience on the water guiding and still does guided trips with customers, I won the trip on a friendly forum contest a few years ago. He has a ton of gear for us to use but said more never hurts also I am a lefty so will need to bring my own rods.
Steelhead season on the north shore of Lake O is upon us. I'll be heading out to some local spots to kill some time. We didnt get rain so i'm not sure how good it's gonna be.
Just picked up an islander steelheader center pin. I'm sure getting used to it will keep me occupied. Wish me luck.
Yup, slowly all the salmon rubes are leaving the river.. Can't wait to get out this weekend!
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After seeing all the work my wife has been putting into her DP Tie, I wanted to get her something better. After many months of looking I found the right APH and with help from Acro, I found the correct base helmet. The helmet that I found is the same size as the DP Tie and X-Wing helmets.
My first step is going to clean up and mold the base helmet. Then task castings from it to make the Tie and X-Wing helmets. Once those two helmets are done, mold them and then make her a nice cast.


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Towards Turkish-Islamic Union
Mr. Adnan Oktar's Daily Remarks
Adnan Oktar Says...
TV Kayseri and Samsun Aks 22 September 2010
Adnan Oktar: They see that Turkey is passing through a difficult period. They see the actions of the PKK and of the others. They see the activities going on in the schools and in the Southeast; and they also see how those put the government through hardship. In such an environment, would a person act soothing or would they act like them? Why shouldn't my Alawite brother learn about religion? He should learn Christianity, Judaism, Islam and he should also learn what the Twelvers, Sunni, Shia and Wahabi sects are. He should learn what communism is and what fascism is. One should not fear general culture and knowledge. I am asking where you can go by ordering 'do not learn this, do not learn that; boycott it or boycott that'?
Ekin TV, 19 January 2009
Adnan Oktar: Our nation is very good-natured, our nation is easygoing, modest, and our people do not like commotion. The Turkish nation has lived Islam in a perfect way since the Ottoman times. Turkish nation is very noble, very reasonable. You mentioned the Alevi-Sunni disunity. Let Alevis imagine there are many Hazrat Alis, many Hazrat Abu Bakrs around themselves. Let Sunnis imagine that there are many Hazrat Abu Bakrs and Hazrat Alis. Was there a conflict between Alevis and Sunnis in the days of Hazrat Abu Bakr and Hazrat Ali? There are many Hazrat Abu Bakrs and Hazrat Alis every where. We embrace each other, we are brothers. In no way is there such a problem. Let them [the ones who try to separate Alewites and Sunnis] do whatever they can. They cannot do anything. Alewites are brave, they are men of integrity. They all like lions. These people are the cement of Turkey, they are pure blood Turkish, let me tell you this as an extra information about them. Alewites are very strong and upright. Our Sunni brothers are like that too, they are very fastidious, as are the Alewites. There is no disunity between us.
Iraq An Anbar TV, 21 September 2008
Adnan Oktar: Those things will interlock each other Insha'Allah, THOSE WILL INTENSIFY THE BROTHERHOOD BONDS VERY MUCH, we are approaching through a ceremony which is joyful, agreeable Insha'Allah. The sign of those; the appearance of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) is imminent; the descent of Jesus (pbuh) is also imminent Insha'Allah. THERE WILL BE AN AGREEABLE TOGETHERNESS. I WANT FROM MY SUNNI, SHIAH BROTHERS TO CONSOLIDATE THE BROTHERHOOD RIGOROUSLY, TO CONSTITUTE A VERY AGREEABLE BROTHERHOOD BOND. THE JAFARITES ARE EXTREMELY PIOUS, SUNNIS ARE PIOUS, ALAWITES ARE PIOUS. ARABS ARE OUR DEAR BROTHERS, THEY ARE THE DESCENDANTS OF OUR PROPHET MUHAMMAD (MAY ALLAH BLESS HIM AND GRANT HIM PEACE). KURDISH PEOPLE ARE OUR DEAR BROTHERS. The Christians living over there are the people of the Book. All of them are our brothers and sisters. We shouldn't be separated.
Akit, 18 April 2011
The representatives of Ahli-Bayt's Association of Knowledge and Brotherhood visited Akit Newspaper. The president of the association Ali Kemal Tayanc and some other executives had a meeting with Akit executives. Mr. Tayanc expressed that he carries on more studies on Alawites and Ahli-Bayt while announcing that their association is planning to open a Qur'an Course and emphasized it as very significant. Mr Tayanc also told that both communities (Alawites and Sunnis) are brothers and sisters of each other and they undertake the role of peace ambassadors. Mr. Tayanc said that they want to compete in doing good deeds and explained that in the Qur'an course they will teach hadiths, the life story of Ahli-Bayt, Ashab Al-Kiram [Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (saas)], Hazrat Muhammad (saas), Hazrat Ali (r.a), Ahmet Yesevi and Haji Bektash Veli. He also explained that they are visiting both the mosques and the djemevi.


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Whose name do you choose after marriage?
01 March 2014 , 1:19 PM by Rob Minshull
Why should a wife take the husband's surname and why not the other way around?
What are the legal - and social - implications of a woman not changing her surname upon marriage?
And is the whole idea of a woman changing her surname after marrying something from another era?
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In celebration of St. George's Day, this last episode in the present series focuses on The English - their culture, history, and how they are perceived internationally.
Join Ricky Gervais, Steve Merchant, and Karl Pilkington as they take tea, maintain a stiff upper lip and generally comport themselves as fine examples of the Bulldog Breed.
In this episode: Karl harks back to halcyon days; Ritzy crackers; the archetypal Englishman; weddings; Karl on cafe culture; help the aged; Ricky's royal etiquette; dung beetles and dead badgers; fair play and the crossbow; dragon slaying and tongue-grabbing; Steve's spectacles; and Ricky reads a Brooke.
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How facts take this team off into diverse discussions and explanations is absolutely hilarious.
"Not funny anymore"
Its in decline, unfortunately Carl has lost the innocence that made his so engaging and brilliant. He has got full of himself in a way that exposes the mean-spirited sides of his personality.
Now its just more London media, who are very satisfied with themselves, yapping.
"Stupid funny!!!"
This series of discussions makes me laugh out loud no matter where I am. I sometimes feel a little sorry for Karl, but he holds his own for the most part. While he's a little out there, I sometimes find myself thinking, wow, what an interesting way to look at things. I'm sure this series was put together to share Karl's strange take on life with the rest of the world, but I feel that Ricky sometimes forgets that. He often verbally attacks Karl for being an idiot. But Steve brings balance to the situation by insisting that he is interested to hear what Karl has to say. I love the dynamic between the three of them.
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Women's Soccer Blanked by Indiana State, 4-0
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Three second-half goals helped lift host Indiana State over the Green Bay women's soccer team, as the Sycamores ran away with a 4-0 triumph on Friday evening at Memorial Stadium.
With the win, the Sycamores improved to 2-2-0 on the season, while the Phoenix dropped to 2-2-1.
"It was a bad night at the office," said head coach Trevor Warren. "We didn't play well and Indiana State was able to take advantage of the chances they created and put them away.
"It was a disappointing night against a good program, but we will rebound and look to turn it around on Sunday at Drake."
Setting the tempo for the match early, Indiana State took control as it outshot Green Bay, 7-4, including 5-1 in shots on goal in the first half. Netting the lone goal of the opening stanza in the 24th minute, Sycamore forward Taylor Reed headed a corner kick from Kayla Welch to put the squad up, 1-0.
Adding her second goal of the match in the 57th minute, Taylor Reed settled a pass from Kate Johnson to push the advantage to 2-0. The Sycamores put two quick tallies on the board in the 61st and 65th minutes from Abby Reed and Sydney Lovelace, respectively, for the final 4-0 margin.
A strong offensive performance was supported by a suffocating Sycamore defense that allowed nine shots by the Phoenix for the match, including just one shot in the second half until the 77th minute. Green Bay looked poised to strike at that point as consecutive shots by Abby Juzwik (Madison, Wis.), Chandra Eigenberger (Green Bay, Wis.) and Rhiana Stelter (Waukesha, Wis.) forced Indiana State keeper Abby Keller into save situations.
For the match the Phoenix owned a 4-3 advantage in corner kicks, while Indiana State led in shots, 12-9. Nastacia Behle (St. Paul, Mo.) played the entirety, recording three saves.
The Phoenix returns to action on Sunday, taking on Drake in Des Moines at 1 p.m.
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Hello TDH gang,
Yesterday i worked on my ESB jumpsuit. I weathered it and washed it afterwards.
Hope you all like the result and please tell me your honest opinion. I also added some more "brown earth" tones to it. If i look at ESB pictures i definatly see some on its suit and gloves.
Anyway here are the pictures:
Full suit:
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And finally my Evo boots, gave them a wash of grey and white paint mixed with water. Still need to weather them.


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Posted by Anthony Mullen on February 1, 2012
Google has handled its privacy debate by being disarmingly clear with a little note left on the fridge the other week.
We're tidying up and love data too much to not want to connect it better.
Like it or lump it.
Love Google.
It's their right - they are after all a private company and not the public service we somehow feel them to be. Google wants to "create a beautifully simple, intuitive user experience" and its data consolidation is what will help it do this. Facebook makes one product called Facebook while Google up until now has chosen to run many nom de plumes, betas, and side initiatives. I'd like to see a more capable 'joined up' Google sparring with Apple and Facebook on who can do the coolest and most useful things for people using data. In truth, the Google engineering team must be relieved to ditch the sticking plasters and chewing gum connecting the hitherto disparate data sets they manage.


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Nissan NV1500 Recall 13V095000
Gear Shift Indicator May Display Incorrect Position
The gear position indicator may not match the actual gear shift lever position on vehicles with a steering column mounted shift lever.
Owners of affected vehicles will be notified beginning April 8, 2013. If you are experiencing problems with the gear shift indicator, or you don't receive recall notification and you feel you should have, please contact your Nissan dealer. They may ask for your vehicle identification number (VIN), so please have it handy when you call.
Vehicles equipped with a column mounted gear shift lever are being recalled because the shift indicator could indicate the wrong gear position. This is because the gear selector plate lock clip may have been installed incorrectly and will not hold its position due to normal road vibration. If the display is incorrect, the operator may think the vehicle is secured in Park when it is not. As a result the vehicle could roll unexpectedly, increasing the risk of personal injury or a crash. Nissan dealers will check and correct the installation of the transmission lever gear selector plate lock clip to correct this concern.
March 15, 2013
Nissan is recalling certain model year 2012-2013 NV vehicles manufactured from December 20, 2010, through January 4, 2013 and are equipped with steering column-mounted transmission shift levers. The transmission lever gear selector plate lock clip may have been installed incorrectly. As a result, normal road vibration may cause the gear position indicator to not match the gear shift lever position.
As a consequence of the incorrect display, although the gear indicator may display that the vehicle is in Park, the vehicle may not be properly secured allowing the vehicle to roll away unexpectedly, increasing the risk of personal injury or a vehicle crash.
Nissan will notify owners, and dealers will correct the installation of the transmission lever gear selector plate lock clip, free of charge. The recall is expected to begin on April 8, 2013. Owners may contact Nissan Customer Service at 1-800-647-7261.
Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.safercar.gov.
Recall data provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration


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Friday, May 24 marks the 27th anniversary of the Canadiens' 1986 Stanley Cup victory when they defeated the Calgary Flames 4-3 to win the final series in five games.
Rookie goalie Patrick Roy, at age 20, became the youngest player ever to win the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP as the Habs won the 23rd Cup in franchise history.
"A bonus," Roy told reporters after the game. "It's nothing more than that."
"You could take a whole bunch of names on this team, throw them into a hat, pick out one, and he'd be just as worthy of the Smythe Trophy as I was. Maybe more.
"We all know that the Stanley Cup is a team award," Roy added. "The Smythe is no different. Right now, I'm sitting here in the dressing room and watching all of the other guys on the team and I'll bet I can pick out a lot of them who could have his name on this trophy."
Roy, who had 23-18-3 record with a 3.45 goals-against average in 47 regular-season games, went 15-5 in the playoffs with a 1.92 GAA.
To see the 1985-86 Habs roster and photos, click here.
Below is the story that appeared in The Gazette following the Canadiens' 23rd Stanley Cup championship:
(Photo by Dave Sidaway/The Gazette)
Les Canadiens sont la – again!
Coach Jean Perron says his 1986 Stanley Cup champions are the best defensive team in Canadiens history.
"We won the Stanley Cup without snipers," he said in the wild, noisy moments after the Canadiens had won their 23rd Stanley Cup with a tight-collar 4-3 victory over the Calgary Flames.
"When you don't have great goal-scorers, you've got to be great defensively. When we hang up that banner in the Forum, it will be screaming 'defence . . . defence'.
"I really believe this is the best defensive team in Canadiens history. We were great defensively all through the playoffs – except in the last few minutes of this game. Now that it's over, I can live with that."
For starters, the name is Patrick Roy, who won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player in the playoffs to go along with his Stanley Cup.
One reason Roy has that trophy is the stop he made with 14 seconds remaining in the game after the Flames had rallied furiously and bravely for two goals with time running out.
"Patrick Roy," Canadiens defenceman Chris Chelios was to mention, "made the biggest play of his life."
What Chelios was trying to say above the terrible din in the winners' locker room was that Roy's save was the stop of the season in a game the Canadiens seemed about to win handily – before they almost lost it.
A little beyond the halfway mark of the third period, the Canadiens were congratulating each other on the bench with a 4-1 lead. Gaston Gingras had scored on a power play in the first period, Brian Skrudland had provided the Canadiens with a 2-1 lead midway through the second, and goals by Rick Green and Bobby Smith within 19 seconds in the third period appeared to have left the Flames dead in the water.
Steve Bozek, who had scored the first Calgary goal in the second period, scored again at the 16.46 mark of the final period. Then Joe Mullen scored with 46 seconds remaining in the game – with Calgary's Mike Vernon out of the net.
Now time was running out in Game 5 and the series, and well, listen to 20-year-old Roy:
"The Flames were all around the net, and I had made the first save on Mullen, but the rebound went to (Jamie) Macoun, who was right beside me. I made the split and got my pad on his shot and then covered the puck with my glove.
"I was really lucky on that play, but you make your own luck, eh?"
"I was going nuts," said Chelios. "We panicked a little at the end, but right now I don't care about anything because we won.
"Roy," he muttered, "Patrick Roy. Whew!"
The series, won by the Canadiens with four consecutive victories after they lost the opening game of the best-of-seven round 5-2, clearly belonged to the rookie goaltender. It also belonged to other young bloods such as Claude Lemieux, whose 10 goals in the playoffs included four game-winners. But more than anything, it may have belonged to some of the fine, old wine associated with the team.
"You can talk all you want about rookies and the job they did," said Bobby Smith, "but where would we have been without two of the best leaders I've ever seen – Bob Gainey and Larry Robinson?
"Here are two guys who never let any of us play anything less than our best. I'd watch those two line up during the national anthem, and I'd promise myself to play the best I possibly could."
Smith's views were echoed by coach Perron.
"I don't think we'd be anywhere without the leadership of Gainey and Robinson. I can't begin to tell you how great they were. You can't get anywhere unless you get leadership like that. It's what you need desperately when you have so many youngsters on your team."
Not surprisingly, Gainey and Robinson represent defence at its finest – a quality coach Perron has been stressing from the start of the playoffs.
What, then, happened in the final few minutes when the Flames came within a hair of sending the game into overtime?
"Remember the timeout I called?" asked Perron. "I told the players on our bench what I wanted them to do. We were ahead by two goals and there wasn't much more than a minute left. I felt we were in good shape."
Thirty seconds after the Canadiens' timeout, Mullen beat Roy with a short shot from the slot.
Thirty-seconds later . . . Patrick Roy! Whew!
"I wasn't on the ice when Roy made that save," grinned Smith. "When he made it, I was on my feet yelling: 'Roo-ah! Roo-ah!' This smile, is going to stay on my face until next September."
"What a thrill," exulted Canadiens president Ronald Corey. "I nearly died at the end. I was behind the bench when it was 4-2, and when they scored their third goal, I just ran out of there. When I saw the stop Roy made with 14 seconds left, my heart almost stopped.
"If they had tied the game, it could have been the series. Who knows? But now that it's over, I can't be happier. There are a lot of people to thank on this team. "I also have to thank Irving (former general manager Irving Grundman) and Ron Caron. They were responsible for a lot of those players being on this team."
One is defenceman Green, acquired by Grundman in a controversial deal which sent Rod Langway, Brian Engblom, Craig Laughlin and Doug Jarvis to the Washington Capitals for Green and Ryan Walter.
Green's spectacular goal midway through the third period came after he out-foxed Mullen abut 10 feet inside the Calgary blueline. From there, he beat Vernon with a rising shot, which provided the Canadiens with a 3-1 margin.
Only 19 seconds later, and before the Flames had recovered from the Green goal, Smith beat Vernon from the same area. As it developed, as much as the Canadiens welcomed the Green goal, they needed Smith's to win the game and the series.
"We needed a lot of things to go our way if we were going to win," said Mats Naslund. "Everybody knows we had a lot of problems during the regular season, and while we were having those problems, anybody who said we'd win the Stanley Cup had to be out of his mind.
"There were a lot of things wrong with us. Goaltending was one of them, and there were a lot of little things. But when things started to fall into place, we felt we had a chance. We had the feeling we could beat the teams we faced, and this," he said with a wave of his hand at the celebrations taking place around him, "is the payoff."
It is quite a payoff.


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I´m 33, love cats, Joana, zines, people, paper, real mail, La Fanzinothéque de Poitiers, my city, that I call Cidade Solar and maybe I will not have time to be in this website very long, but let´s make our best!
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What I wrote to enter here: Brazilian zinester since 96. Esputinique (catalogue), Cidade Solar weekly in 2006, for the whole year), Esplim, Domingo, Lolipopeople, Fimzine, Missiva, Desligue, are some titles. I´m one of the organizers of Zine-se, our zine fair that will be 10 years in 2013, organizer of Seminário Cabeças de Papel, about zine culture. Also a researcher at Universidade Federal do Ceará, mastering in Communication - Media and Social Practices. Part of NGO ZINCO - Centro de Estudo, Produção e Documentação em Mídia Alternativa. We´re now creating the Fanzinoteca de Fortaleza, in the state of Ceará, Brazil.


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Providing a safe space for student discussions on spirituality, faith and beliefs.
How do you continue on your spiritual journey in an academic environment? How can you connect with your spirit in a highly secular society? What is the connection between spirituality, faith, and religion? Why does spiritual life matter? What is spiritual life, anyway?
Spiritual Life Resources is here to help members of the Lesley Community explore these and other questions, and to assist those travelling a particular spiritual path continue on their journey. We draw on Lesley's close proximity to other institutions of faith and learning to provide resources in a variety of areas:
We provide a safe space for discussion of difficult topics of spirituality, faith, and beliefs by ensuring that all conversations are conducted in an atmosphere of open inquiry and mutual respect.
The Spiritual Life Resource Assistant is a member of Student Life and Academic Development, and is also a student in one of the graduate programs offered by Episcopal Divinity School. Catherine Owens is this year's Spiritual Life Resource Assistant. She is a part-time student in the Master of Divinity program, and is also a senior technical communications professional who focuses on using communications and technology to bring change to community.
Catherine says, "My passion is to help people with different beliefs and backgrounds enrich each other, while at the same time growing their own spiritual, intellectual, and emotional identity. I believe that we are all spiritual beings, and without understanding that, and building our spiritual foundations, we cannot effectively deal with the challenges of living in a world of constant change."
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'"Tom Golisano wanted to do more for Buffalo and Rochester area high school players to showcase their talents," said Buffalo Sabres Managing Partner, Larry Quinn. "The talent level of teenagers in both cities is quite high and he felt this event will create some fun-filled competition between the two cities. Furthermore, Tom was very pleased when he contacted Scotty Bowman and he agreed to lend his name and participate in this event. It will be a great experience for each participant."'
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The ones that make me remember California living.
And the ones that prove I am who I am.
(Now you've seen I can give CPR so you can skip asking next time ya need it.)
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my rolls of cash $4. This was actually surprising to find because I NEVER have cash.


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In my country air moisture and humidity is the same.
there are areas in the USA that experience cold beyond the climate condition of your small village 8-)
Finski, you need to check out death valley, CA
Finski...... Finland, Got it your owe sun to ? :roll: BEE HAPPY Jim 134 :)


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Behavioral and Social Sciences
The Social Science Education major prepares students for certification to teach in public or private secondary education. The program is designed to meet the requirements of the state of Missouri, which has reciprocity agreements with many states concerning teacher certification. However, a student should contact his or her state's Department of Education for specific requirements.
Students must have 40 credit hours from the following disciplines to be certified by the state of Missouri for public school teaching: anthropology, economics, geography, government, history, psychology and sociology. Specifically, students majoring in any of the social sciences must have a minimum of 12 credits in American history, nine credits in world history, six credits in government, six credits in the behavioral sciences (anthropology, psychology or sociology) three credits of economics and three credits of geography. SSCI-336 is required for certification but is not counted toward the major. Consult with the Social Science Education faculty advisor for additional information about secondary education professional requirements.
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|Survey from the time of discovery and exploration of America through the founding and development of the 13 English colonies, the Revolutionary War, the establishment of the United States Constitution and government, the War of 1812, westward expansion and manifest destiny, states' rights, slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction.
|Colonial America
|Study of the settlement and growth of the American colonies and the American Revolution.
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|Examination of classroom methods and materials.
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The center is an oral/dental health research facility that has existed in various forms on the IPFW campus since 1972. Originally, it was known as the Preventive Dentistry Research Institute. In 1985 it became a research unit of the chemistry department. In 1989 it became part of the School of Health Sciences.
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text: Empty seats in the arena is more likely due to the economic factors than the new system. And the new system isn't *that* new nor difficult if people take a bit of time to understand it. Like most sports, if you wish to be a better fan of the sport, you take the time to understand the rules and even some of its nuances. Saying that people can't understand the new system berates people.


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I just received 4 original pivot spindles used on the left gauntlet from Art Andrews (thanks Art) and I made up a quick blueprint of the darts.
This is for anyone wishing to make their own, or can get them machined.
Anyone else with originals feel free to correct any errors I may have made in my measurements.


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Long story short, I got jumped by 3 thugs on the RER (Parisian ghetto-to-ghetto metro which goes through the capital), fought off 2/3 while the third went through my stuff and jacked my Toshiba netbook (on the right)
Now stuck on medical leave after injuring my weak-ass back during the ass-kick, which I did most of. :bragging rights here, then remembers netbook is still gone:
So I'm now working on a script to send a hypothetically stolen host's public IP to a remote location which is half-done.
I'm sure there's a way to make this portion of the script even shorter, better, safer, faster.Code:#!/bin/bash date=$(date +%d.%h.%Y-%H.%M.%S) myip=$(curl ifconfig.me) echo " - Retrieving remote file.. -" scp firstname.lastname@example.com:~/ipdb/db1 db1 echo " - Deleting remote file.. -" ssh firstname.lastname@example.com "rm ~/ipdb/db1" echo " - Displaying retrieved file contents.. -" cat db1 echo " - Appending new info.. -" echo "$date $myip" >> db1 echo " - Sending file.. -" scp db1 email@example.com:~/ipdb/db1
If you haven't caught it yet, this is obviously SUPER UNSAFE, as this script implies password/passphraseless ssh to the remote location is possible.
Then again, a thug would have to:
A. Know how to even use the host
B. Find this script to be aware of said vulnerability
in which case I'm almost 100% safe given a hypothetical thug's IQ I might come across on my occasional train commute.
Now I'm looking into how to listen to whether the host gets online, and consequently run the script automagically.
Comments always welcome.


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Vegas Roll ^(#367)$13.95 Deep-fried combination of cream cheese, salmon, avocado, smelt egg and krab. Lobster Roll ^(#368)$16.25 Baked premium lobster meat, California roll, eel sauce and smelt egg. G.O. Wild Roll ^(#369)$15.25 Green onion, jalapeño, garlic, spicy albacore, cucumber, avocdo, and jalapeño sauce. King Crab Roll(#370)$13.95 Premium king crab meat and avocado. Dragon Roll(#371)$19.75 Freshwater eel on California roll. Shrimp Tempura Roll(#372)$12.75 Lightly battered shrimp tempura, krab, and avocado. Smokey Philly Roll ^(#373)$10.50 Smoked salmon and cream cheese with capers. Gluten-free. California Tempura Roll(#374)$10.50 Fried California roll, eel sauce. Dynamite Roll ^(#375)$10.50 Baked vegetables, krab, and scallops on top of California roll. Rose Roll ^(#376)$13.95 Lightly battered shrimp tempura, avocado, and spicy tuna. Veggie Rainbow Roll(#377)$11.75 Spicy tofu mix, cucumber, tomato, avocado, and roasted peppers. Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Paradise Roll ^(#378)$16.25 Mango, smelt egg, and Japanese mint leaf with smoked salmon, and cream cheese. Baja Roll(#379)$10.50 Tomato salsa and krab on top of a spicy krab roll. Spicy Tuna Tempura Roll ^(#380)$12.75 Tempura-fried spicy tuna, krab, and avocado. Spicy Tuna Crunch Roll ^(#381)$11.75 Spicy tuna, tempura crumbs, avocado, and smelt egg. BBQ Beef Roll(#382)$15.25 Grilled barbeque beef ribs, jalapeño, mushrooms, and onions. Served with eel sauce and shichimi pepper. Kabuki Roll ^(#383)$17.50 Spicy crunch roll topped with tuna, salmon, yellowtail, spicy albacore, spicy tuna, smelt egg, salmon egg, snow crab. Unagi Cucumber Wrap Roll ^(#384)$17.50 Freshwater eel, yamagobo, peeled cucumber, ponzu sauce, eel sauce. Albacore Crunch Roll ^(#385)$16.25 Albacore, krab, and shrimp tempura. Served on spicy ponzu sauce. Lava Roll ^(#387)$16.25 Salmon, cream cheese, spicy tuna, deep-fried jalapeño, sweet sambal sauce. Asparagus & Salmon Garlic Crunch Roll ^(#388)$12.75 Asparagus, fresh salmon, crunchy garlic chili oil, sesame sauce. Sun-Kissed Roll ^(#389)$15.25 Spicy tuna roll with fresh salmon and avocado on top. Hamachi Sake Box Roll(#390)$16.25 Layers of salmon and krab with yellowtail on top. Lotus On Fire Roll ^(#391)$15.25 Spicy tuna, lotus root, and jalapeño on top of California roll. Snow Crab Roll(#392)$12.75 Snow crab with avocado, sweet mayo, and cucumber wrapped in soy paper. King Crab Roll with Cucumber Wrap ^(#393)$16.25 King crab with yamagobo, kaiware, spring mix, smelt egg, and mayo rolled in freshly peeled cucumber and soy paper. Vegetable Tempura Roll(#394)$9.25 Lightly battered onion, sweet potato, asparagus, and avocado with spicy crunch. Alaskan Roll ^(#395)$12.70 Baked salmon on top of California roll. Lunch SpecialsServed with soup, salad, and rice. Teriyaki dishes are served dry with the sauce on the side. Chicken Teriyaki Lunch Special(#401)$11.75 Charbroiled chicken seasoned with teriyaki sauce. Beef Teriyaki Lunch Special(#402)$13.95 Charbroiled beef seasoned with teriyaki sauce. Beef Sukiyaki Lunch Special(#404)$12.75 Thinly sliced beef with vegetables, noodles, and tofu cooked in sukiyaki broth. Tonkatsu Lunch Special(#405)$12.75 Lightly fried breaded pork loin served with special tonkatsu sauce. Salmon Teriyaki Lunch Special(#406)$12.75 Choice cut salmon charbroiled with teriyaki sauce. Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura Lunch Special(#407)$12.75 Lightly fried shrimp and vegetables served with tempura sauce. BBQ Beef Ribs Lunch Special(#408)$15.25 Asian-style marinated barbeque beef ribs. Lunch CombinationsServed with soup, salad, and rice. Teriyaki dishes are served dry with the sauce on the side. Chicken & Beef Teriyaki Lunch Combination(#411)$12.75 Chicken Teriyaki with Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura(#412)$12.75 Beef Teriyaki, Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura Lunch(#413)$15.25 Chicken & Salmon Teriyaki Lunch Combo(#414 B)$15.25 Chicken Teriyaki & BBQ Beef Ribs Lunch Combo(#414)$15.25 Tonkatsu Pork Loin, Shrimp & Veg Tempura Lunch(#415)$13.95 Salmon Teriyaki, Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura Lunch(#416)$13.95 BBQ Beef Ribs, Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura Lunch(#417)$16.25 Lunch DeluxeServed with soup, salad, and rice. Ninja Deluxe Lunch Combination(#421)$15.25 Chicken teriyaki, shrimp and vegetable tempura, three pieces of California roll. Samurai Deluxe Lunch Combination(#422)$16.25 Beef teriyaki, chicken teriyaki, shrimp and vegetable tempura, California roll. Kabuki Deluxe Lunch Combination(#423)$17.50 Chicken teriyaki, barbeque beef ribs, shrimp and vegetable tempura, three pieces of California roll. Lunch Sushi CombinationsServed with Soup or Salad. Sushi Moriawase ^(#432)$17.50 Tuna, salmon, yellowtail, shrimp, albacore, and six pieces of California or Spicy Tuna roll. Chirashi Sushi ^(#433)$16.25 Seven varieties of assorted sashimi on sushi rice. Lunch Poke BowlsPrepared with White, Brown, or Sushi rice. Served with soup. Soy Wasabi Tuna Poke Bowl(#441)$15.25 Tuna, wasabi soy sauce, seaweed salad, krab meat, avocado, spring mix, smelt egg, onion, furikake, sea salt. Garlic Chili Salmon Poke Bowl(#442)$15.25 Salmon, garlic chili sauce, seaweed salad, krab meat, avocado, spring mix, smelt egg, onion, furikake, sea salt. Sesame Albacore Poke Bowl(#443)$15.25 Albacore, roasted sesame sweet ginger sauce, seaweed salad, krab meat, avocado, spring mix, smelt egg, onion, furikake, sea salt. Classic EntréesServed with soup, salad, and rice. Teriyaki dishes are served dry with the sauce on the side. Chicken Teriyaki(#501)$13.95 Charbroiled chicken seasoned with teriyaki sauce. Beef Teriyaki(#502)$17.95 Charbroiled beef seasoned with teriyaki sauce. Beef Sukiyaki(#504)$17.50 Thinly sliced beef with vegetables, noodles, and tofu cooked in sukiyaki broth. Tonkatsu(#505)$17.50 Lightly fried breaded pork loin served with special tonkatsu sauce. Salmon Teriyaki(#506)$18.50 Choice cut salmon charbroiled with teriyaki sauce. Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura(#507)$17.50 Lightly fried shrimp and vegetables served with tempura sauce. BBQ Beef Ribs(#508)$21.95 Asian-style marinated barbeque beef ribs. Entrée CombinationsServed with soup, salad, and rice. Teriyaki dishes are served dry with the sauce on the side. Chicken & Beef Teriyaki(#511)$19.75 Chicken Teriyaki with Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura(#512)$19.75 Beef Teriyaki with Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura(#513)$20.95 Add Free Range Chicken $2.00. Chicken & Salmon Teriyaki(#514)$19.75 Chicken Teriyaki & BBQ Beef Ribs(#515)$20.95 Tonkatsu Pork Loin with Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura(#516)$20.95 Salmon Teriyaki with Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura(#517)$20.95 (Dinner Only) BBQ Beef Ribs with Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura(#518)$23.25 Sushi CombinationsServed with Soup or Salad. Sushi Moriawase ^(#531)$23.25 (Dinner Only) Tuna, salmon, yellowtail, halibut, shrimp, krab, egg, freshwater eel, albacore, asparagus, and six pieces of California or Spicy Tuna roll. Chirashi Sushi ^(#532)$21.95 (Dinner Only) Assorted ten varieties of sashimi on sushi rice. Signature DishesIncludes Soup or Salad. Tofu Steak(#541)$12.75 Pan-fried tofu with yuzu pepper teriyaki sauce. Served with spring mix, shiitake mushrooms, and asparagus. Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Spicy Free-Range Chicken(#542)$18.50 All-natural chicken, onion, red bell pepper, asparagus, poached egg, cilantro, spicy sesame teriyaki sauce. Served with rice. Koshou Beef(#543)$19.75 Peppered premium beef on a bed of pilaf rice. Served with asparagus and shiitake mushrooms. Garlic Beef Yaki(#544)$19.75 Beef sautéed in a spicy garlic soy sauce; garnished with asparagus and garlic chips. Served with rice. Tokyo Seafood Paella(#545)$20.95 Braised mussels, paella rice, tomatoes, cilantro, calamari, shrimp, garlic chili sauce. Miso Black Cod(#546)$25.50 Roasted miso black cod. Served with sweet corn and asparagus. Served with rice. Chilean Sea Bass ^(#547)$26.75 Chilean sea bass marinated in sake and soy sauce. Served with sautéed asparagus and chili teriyaki sauce. Includes rice. Seafood Hibachi ^(#548)$27.95 Shrimp, jumbo scallop, and soft shell crab with sautéed shiitake mushrooms and vegetables. Served with rice. NoodlesServed with a side salad. Sansai Soba(#551)$10.50 Cold or Hot buckwheat noodles, assorted Japanese mountain vegetables, nameko mushrooms. Beef Yakisoba(#552)$12.75 Thinly sliced beef stir-fried with cabbage, onion, and bean sprouts. Tempura Udon (Soba)(#553)$13.95 Japanese udon served with shrimp and vegetable tempura. Seafood Nabeyaki Udon ^(#554)$18.50 Japanese udon noodle soup with mussels, clam, calamari, poached egg, and shrimp tempura. Spicy Seafood Udon Pasta ^(#555)$18.50 Shrimp, jumbo scallop, calamari, and mussels sautéed with udon noodles. Uni Udon Pasta ^(#556)$20.95 Creamy udon noodles with chopped garlic and fresh sea urchin. Soy Ramen(#557)$10.50 Soy-flavored ramen noodle soup with Napa cabbage, onions, bean sprouts, and asparagus. Spicy Miso Ramen(#558)$10.50 Spicy ramen served with corn and seaweed in a miso-flavored broth. Free-Range Chicken Ramen(#559)$11.75 Ramen in pork and chicken broth, all-natural chicken, seaweed, ginger, bean sprouts, green onions, hard-boiled egg. Tonkotsu Ramen(#560)$11.75 Ramen in pork-flavored broth served with sweet roasted pork slices and black garlic oil. Spicy Veggie Ramen(#561)$10.50 Vegetarian noodle soup served with sautéed kale, onion, and bean sprouts. Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Rice Hibachi Rice ^(#601)$6.95 Pan-fried rice with egg and chicken. For Shrimp or Pork Belly instead, add $1.30. For a Combination, add $2.30. Garnished with red ginger slices. Unagi Bowl(#603)$15.25 Broiled freshwater eel with avocado sliced and shredded egg over rice. Served with unagi sauce. Salmon Yaki Onigiri ^(#605)$4.75 Crispy rice triangles with cooked salmon filling. Two pieces. White Rice(#607)$2.25 Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Brown Rice(#608)$2.25 Vegetarian. Gluten-free. White Sushi Rice(#609)$2.95 Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Brown Sushi Rice(#610)$2.95 Vegetarian. Gluten-free. Sides Shrimp Tempura(#622)$2.25 Lightly fried shrimp. One piece. Wonton Chips(#623)$1.75 Light and crispy. A dozen pieces. Oshinko(#624)$2.25 Four pieces of yellow pickled radish. Vegetarian. Yamagobo(#625)$2.25 Four pieces of mountain carrot. Vegetarian. 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January 11, 2013
Tar Heels Look To Rebound At FSU
Date: Saturday, January 12, 2013
Tipoff: 2 p.m.
Site: Tucker Center, Tallahassee, Fla.
Television: ESPN (Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke)
Radio: Tar Heel Sports Network - Jones Angell (play-by-play), Eric Montross (analyst), Dave Nathan (host)
Satellite Radio: Sirius 123, XM 191
- North Carolina (10-5, 0-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) will look to bounce back from back-to-back ACC losses on short rest when it visits Florida State (10-5, 2-0 ACC) on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Tucker Center in Tallahassee, Fla.
- The Tar Heels will play Saturday's game following a quick turnaround after Thursday night's 68-59 loss to Miami in Chapel Hill.
- Florida State enters Saturday's game with a 10-5 record and a 2-0 mark in ACC play after road wins at Clemson last weekend and at Maryland on Wednesday night.
- UNC went 0-2 against the Seminoles last season with a loss in Tallahassee and in the ACC Tournament final in Atlanta. Overall, FSU has won four of its last six against the Tar Heels after Carolina previously had won 10 in a row in the series. Carolina is 14-5 against Florida State in Tallahassee.
- The Tar Heels are looking to improve to 11-5 and pick up their first conference win of the year. A UNC win on Saturday would avoid just the second 0-3 ACC start in school history.
- Carolina leads the series with Florida State, 42-12, including a 32-11 advantage since the Seminoles joined the ACC prior to the 1991-92 season.
- The Tar Heels have won 23 of the last 30 in the series, including 12 of the last 16 meetings.
- Carolina leads the series 14-5 in Tallahassee and has won five of its last six games vs. FSU in the Tucker Center. Carolina won five in a row in Tallahassee, the longest Tar Heel winning streak at FSU, before losing there in 2012.
- The last four UNC wins in Tallahassee have been thrillers. In 2011, Harrison Barnes' three-pointer with 0:03 on the clock gave Carolina a 72-70 win. In 2009, Ty Lawson's running three-pointer at the buzzer gave UNC an 80-77 victory. In 2008, the Tar Heels beat FSU in overtime, 84-73. In 2006, The Tar Heels beat FSU 81-80 behind a big three-point shooting day by Wes Miller.
- Carolina is 14-5 against FSU in the Donald L. Tucker Center with losses in 2011-12, 2003-04, 2001-02, 1996-97 and 1991-92.
- Roy Williams is 12-5 vs. FSU as the UNC head coach with the losses coming in the 2004 regular season in Tallahassee, the 2009 ACC Tournament semifinals in Atlanta, the 2010 regular season in Chapel Hill and twice last season.
- Carolina has proven to be one of the best road teams in Atlantic Coast Conference history under head coach Roy Williams, whose ACC road winning percentage of .658 is second-best in ACC history behind Vic Bubas of Duke (.667 from 1960-69). Frank McGuire of UNC and South Carolina is third at .618.
- Williams is 48-25 on the road in ACC play as the UNC head coach, including an 0-1 mark this season and a 7-1 record last year.
- The Tar Heels won their last seven ACC road games in a row in 2011-12. UNC finished 8-2 overall on the road last year with a win at NCAA Tournament qualifier UNC Asheville and a one-point loss at No. 1 Kentucky in addition to conference play.
- The Tar Heels finished ACC play 7-1 on the road last year, the third time Carolina has won seven or more ACC road games under Williams. UNC went 7-1 on the road in 2006 and 2012 and 8-0 in 2008.
- Under Williams, UNC has gone 6-2 on the road in the ACC in 2004-05, 7-1 in 2005-06, 8-0 in 2007-08, 6-2 in 2008-09, 6-2 in 2010-11 and 7-1 in 2011-12.
- The 2011-12 season marked Carolina's 35th above-.500 road record in 59 ACC seasons (and its 46th season at .500 or better).
- Carolina has posted an above-.500 ACC road record in six of Williams' nine previous seasons as the head coach in Chapel Hill and has been at least .500 in seven of Williams' nine seasons.
- Head coach Roy Williams has a record of 685-174 in his 25th season as a head coach. He needs 15 victories to reach the 700-win plateau.
- Williams ranks 22nd in NCAA history in coaching wins, fourth among active coaches behind Mike Krzyzewski, Jim Boeheim and Bob Huggins. Rollie Massimino is 21st in all-time wins with 688.
- Williams is 267-73 in his 10th season at North Carolina, ranking seventh in ACC history for wins as a conference head coach. Virginia's Terry Holland is sixth with 326 wins as an ACC coach.
- Williams is 105-41 (.719) in ACC regular season play.


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California's Gun Repo Men Have a Nerve-Racking Job - Yahoo! Finance
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Knock, Knock .... "Nobody Home" (you dont have to let them in)
That sucks the guy should be able to sale the guns or move them from the home where his wife is.
Just like I said in another post. They are going to go after us one at a time.
10 years ago when I was warning people about 'confiscation through disqualification' certain people looked at me like I had 3 eyes.
The time has come.
Of course they will never confiscate our guns, yah right!
This is why we have several multiples of firearms stashed and cached offsite for retrieval later if the stormtroopers steal any you may have at home at the time. Never keep all your eggs in one basket - have many baskets in many places.
yeah now a simple bar fight or any act of violence will land you a 'confiscation through disqualification' ticket.. also they are trying to nab all the pot smokers as well..in states where it is legal.. B2B
any one can get a restraing order on some one with out a court aperance WTFQuote:
A felony conviction or restraining order is flagged as a "disqualifying event" in California's database, but it isn't sufficient evidence to obtain a search warrant, says John Marsh, a supervising agent who coordinates the seizures. So the agents—there are 33 statewide—often must talk their way into a residence to look for weapons. "We're not contacting anybody who can legally own a gun," says Marsh, who never knows what to expect when he approaches someone's door. "I got called the antichrist the other day. Every conspiracy theory you've heard of, take that times 10
you date a crazy chick an she starts making accusations on the first date an your screwed with no conviction wow .
I would not let them in with out a warrant . an then id try to at least sell or move them .
the truth is some of these people should not have guns its tough situation. If your in a court room an found mentally ill you should not be releases until the home is deemed safe an gun free. Im more pissed they well were letting you go we know yiur nuts but were not checking what your going back to . hope the severed headin the fridge is not rotten.
In some states you will be disqualifed for a restrainging order even if it was never proseuceted, and the case dismissed....Doc


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