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text: I watched the train wreck which was the New York Housewives reunion--I just couldn't look away. I realize Alex inserts herself too much into other folks disagreements but it does seem that Jill summed it up when she said Alex wasn't their financial/social equivalent. The way Alex was treated reminded me of Mean Girls. I wonder if there is so much discord that they won't be able to continue with the same cast. New Jersey: Teresa's husband Joe--what a winner.


text: The thought of having to fence all my yards and still be able to move them about (using a skid steer w/forks) is more than I can imagine. I've moved them out of that yard for now and will deal with the bear...I just won't broadcast it over the net when he just "vanishes". :-DScott


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I hope nothing comes of it, but when, ""and that is not if,but when"", it does, I hope Gannett is sued out of existence.
Sunshine is one of the best disinfecting agents there is.
Look at it as a map to the homes where one might just get killed dead while breaking in those houses.It is like the sign that says "forget the dog, beware of the owner".
Sunshine is one of the best disinfecting agents there is. As for legal liability over public records, forget about it. The government is generally immune to liability lawsuits. If not, they would be completely bankrupt and out of operation!My property tax, water bills, garbage bill, delinquent taxes, mortgages, purchases prices of property, home photos, plumbing and electrical records, etc are all readily viewed on the county and city websites. Does this bother me? Not really, see the first line in this post.
I totally disagree with them doing that. What's the point? The purpose?
All about intimidation, saw on a NY gun forum a woman wanting to know if there was a way to withdraw an application for a pistol permit - now that the list is published, she is no longer interested in getting one.
Inmates using newspaper's gun owner map to threaten guards, sheriff says http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/01/04/law-enforcement-latest-critics-on-public-display-gun-owner-data-officers/?intcmp=trending#ixzz2H48BAbjK


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Wow. 38 months? What is going on?
This post is an effort to get some response from you as e-mails have failed.
I know you have always been busy and I know the current firearms climate has you sweating your tail off. I see that you are working on RPD builds and I thank you for bringing them to the market. I know the RPD and Bren that you built for me were outstanding.
What I and some others need to know is if you are going to get around to some of the old builds you have stacked up in your shop. Speaking for myself, I have sent you numerous e-mails asking about my SBR PPSH-41 build. I have recieived no response from you.
My mint parts kit and semi-trigger group were received by you on December 1, 2009. That is not a typo- 2009. From the outset I knew that good work takes time and patience is required for unique builds. I have demostrated my patience on a number of builds. You have had the parts kit for more than 38 months! Surely you could find the time in there to get it built. The timing is amplified by the paperwork required by BATFE to make and then transfer the SBR. As it stands now, if you were to finish it today I would not see the legally transferable SBR for another 5 to 6 months.
I would ask that you send me an e-mail letting me know what is going on and what my options are. I could have demanded that you return the parts but I want to get this SBR built by you. I would ask that you move me to the top of the build list. Given everything, I don't think that is asking too much.
Edit: Stan returned the parts kit.
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By Joe Brewin
Chuba Akpom is using his brain to overcome his opponents' brawn after making a step up in class this summer.
The Arsenal forward is only 16 but has been given pre-season opportunities against Boreham Wood and Stevenage. Akpom was deployed as the main striker against the League One side on Saturday, facing perhaps the greatest physical test of his fledgling career.
But the teenager came through the challenge well enough to suggest he has a bright future in the game.
"Pre-season has been great so far," Akpom told Arsenal.com. "It has been a bit of a surprise being so involved so early, although I played a few games with the Under-18s last year and trained with them too.
"I thought I would stay with them during pre-season but I have been involved with the reserves and it is a good experience. You are playing against bigger men who are faster, stronger and fitter. You just have to try and outsmart them.
"I think [reserves manager] Terry [Burton] believes in me. He just tells me to go out there, work hard and stick to the things I am good at. It's just about trying to be penetrative behind the back four, which is all about good movement.
"I just want to try and keep going the way I am now. I would love to get on the bench for the first team, maybe in the Capital One Cup. If not I am just going to try and maintain my place in the reserves."
Akpom played 15 times for the Under-18s last season despite being a schoolboy and the youngster admits that keeping a close eye on his studies was not easy.
"It was kind of hard actually because I was full-time at London Colney and I had to balance everything," he said. "My mind was just focused on football to be honest and I was late with homework and coursework - all I wanted to do was play football!
"I did Sports, English, Maths, Science, Business and Media Studies for my GCSEs. I haven't got my results yet but hopefully I'll have done OK."
Whatever those results, Akpom has passed his pre-season tests with flying colours.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
The Ravens have been content to stay the course. Right or wrong, this is the offensive line that the Ravens want.
1. That Mulitalo, Ogden, Flynn and Vincent would recover from injuries or take a new approach to conditioning this off-season and the result would be a return to their form of years past. Ogden hired a personal trainer and was reportedly in decent shape (which has partially or totally now been negated in the down-time following his father's passing). Mulitalo was injured to start the year last season and spent the entire off-season at the training facility. Vincent was injured last year.
2. The younger lineman drafted in the previous seasons would develop and either push the veterans or out-right replace them.
So I think it is somewhat inaccurate to state that the Ravens were "content" with the status quo. They realized changes were needed. However, their expectation (gamble?) was that the change would come from their current personnel or that those changes made in previous seasons - drafted lineman and new OL coach - would materialize.
To this point, it is not evident that these changes have worked and I agree it is very troubling factor heading into the season.
One note on "who's to blame?"...I agree that Billick can only play the players he's given, but anybody that understands how the Ravens work also understand that it is the coach's responsibility (and specifically the position coaches' responsibility) to provide info as to whether a certain player can be retained or if upgrades must be considered.
Now, whether Billick and Forrester were banging the table at the off-season meetings asking for new talent on the OL or whether they were telling Ozzie they had the players to succeed, we'll most likely never know.....until someone is replaced.
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL PlayerTo this point, it is not evident that these changes have worked and I agree it is very troubling factor heading into the season.
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Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
looks like we might have some competition from one of their other former coaches:
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If you can't win with the "old" guys and do not put in the "new" guys, that to me, is mortaging the future. Call it whatever you want. This is the same line we lost with last year. I do not understand why anyone expects anything different from them. Put it on whoever you want to.
Everything on this team is "built to win now" just like it was last year. How can that be, when the most criticized part of our game (sans KB) was not addressed?
That said, I don't think BB is looking to next year because he HAS to win THIS year. I believe that will cause him to make decisions that may effect the future of the team after he is gone. (If in fact that happens) I wish I had a better way to get my point across, but right now, I don't.SS
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The OL was what was much maligned and I'm still hoping for improvement this year but I was hoping for a personnel change that's not forth coming. My breakdown:
This is sorted now and I'm firm in the opinion that it's sorted in the future. I keep reading in various places about how Ogden had a bad year last year, this is all based on one game that was blown out of all proportions, the opener against Indy and the carry over from the previous Indy game. In the game last year it was particularly overblown, Freeney beat him three or four times from about 50 or so offensive snaps, OK that's more than we're used to but places like ESPN take that and overblow by showing the same play over and over and it seems like Ogden was beat like a government mule, when he actually wasn't. The best analysis of these two matchups I've read is at football outsiders, it breaks it down drive by drive and scores the matchup accordingly, Ogden actually won all round it the meeting last year. (I'll get the link if anyone wants it, just PM me.)
For the future I truly believe we're set with Adam Terry, he's not got the power and the leg drive to dominate in the run game but that'll come with time and he's shown some good positional blocking this year manoeuvering (sp.) his opponent so far this pre-season. His pass blocking technique is excellent and when Ogden chooses to step down we won't be left with a scrub at LT because Terry will be ready to be good pro player.
This is where the problems start, I love Mule and being the eternal optimist I'm hopeful that with his dropped weight, improved muscle:fat ratio and improved training attitude that we'll see an improved Edwin Mulitalo this year. However much he improves though unfortunately, I don't think we're gonna see a rise back to his 2003 form, that was his peak and I still think he'll struggle this year. His footwork is still poor and footwork isn't directly linked to weight. Against big DTs he's fine, always has been always will be, but against smaller DTs getting him moving laterally and also picking up blitzers or DEs coming on inside stunts I think Mule will still struggle this year. The lack of depth here really hurts as well, is Chris Chester ready yet? What's up with Jason Brown?
Looking to the future here it's got to be draft and free agency, Mule is coming to the end as an effective player on the OL and until I see Jason Brown this year I don't think we have the successor here.
More issues, Flynn has looked better this pre-season from the minimal amounts I've seen but he's still getting pushed back by the big DTs. My Vikes friend told me that Pat Williams dominated this weekend and that isn't good news. The only glimmer of hope is that the Bungles DTs aren't great and the Browns have issues over the nose as well, but it's big bad news for facing Casey Hampton and Chris Hoke, constant double teams will be needed on whoever is at NT for the Hilljacks and that comprimises the other guard inside because I don't think that either Mule or Keydrick Vincent are particularly good with their footwork and picking up blitzers. Depth again is an issue here.
Looking to the future I thought Jason Brown was it and I thought it was coming this year, he was very good in his one start last year at Denver and I thought that showing would get him lots of first team snaps in camp, that hasn't come and perhaps his future lies at guard, either way I'd expected more noise to come from Brown trying to unseat a starter on the interior than I've heard. But perhaps I should have seen this coming with the acquisition of Chris Chester in the draft, for my money he's too undersized to be a guard so he's clearly meant to be that mobile centre for the future, we'll have to wait until next year on that one though me thinks.
Another weak spot on the interior, Keydrick Vincent was supposed to be the big signing at RG to upgrade this side of the line and he was woeful last year, didn't show the power in the blocks we expected and his mobility wasn't what we were led to believe either. I think he only signed a two year contract with us so unless we see a meteoric improvment this year I think this will be his last as a Raven. With the upgraded backfield (mainly by health but also the addition of Anderson) we should see more straight ahead running which may suit Vincent more, either way the improvement's got to come from somewhere or we're in a world of hurt on the interior again.
For the future again, Jason Brown, he can't play three spots but I hope he's able to claim a starter's spot at one of the three this year if the starters don't step up. Besides the Eli draft there is rarely a dreadful draft for interior O-linemen so our scouts should be able to pick someone out someone to come in and upgrade the interior, but with the pick of Chris Chester we may be seeing a change in focus from a physical line to a more mobile line, if so the question has to be asked whether it'll work against the physical defense in Pittsburgh and the growing D that will be built in the Patriot mould up in Cleveland.
Pashos isn't starting quality, that's pretty plain to see in my opinion. His run blocking is good but in pass pro he's flat footed and cannot cope with speed at all. I don't think there's too much you can say on him, he'd be a decent-ish backup to depend on in a stop gap situation but I'd be scared (as I am now) about going into the season with him as the only viable option at RT for 16 games.
For the future, I was annoyed we didn't get Marcus McNeil who I think will have an excellent (if somewhat shortish) NFL career, but that's in the past and nothing can be done so let's move on. RT is a tough position to plug (as the RT situations at many NFL teams attests to) simply because the best tackles play LT and RT's just aren't highly sought after because people think that the whole can be more easily plugged. With the draft it's an option again and someone like Justin Blalock of Texas would be an option to look at being an RT/G tweener who may well slip down draft boards next year.
On the OL at the mo the present looks bleak and the future looks bleak outside of LT, particularly with Jason Brown failing to make any noise in stealing a starting spot on the interior. I like the idea of a trade for getting more talent in but it simply isn't going to happen, not because we don't want it to but because OL are the least likely players to be traded for my money. They're the players who can most easily get injured (someone trips and rolls up a leg etc.) and consequently no-one will want to give away anyone of starting quality unless you're giving away a very good player in return because they probably won't have the depth or they may be just one game away from needing to make their coveted backup a key starter on their line.
We're in a tough spot but unfortunately we've just gotta play with the hand we've got. This line will either play well and the Front Office will be praised for sticking with them, or they'll continue to play poorly and FO will take a beating for not going and out and upgrading a clear weakness.
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Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL PlayerOriginally Posted by UKRavenStockers
The OL is fine if there isn't heavy pressure...but of course everyone knows that and brings extra men or loads the box.
We're not getting that monkey off our back until we can finally start beating it. I thought the Giants drive was a shining beacon of hope.
Darkness fell in the vikings game.
Will there be hope?
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL PlayerOriginally Posted by Raineman
Do you think McNair or Ray or Ogden are going to be too pleased with playing these guys for the future, when for many of the players on this team, the future is NOW. After all, if it wasn't, why bring in McNair then? It's not just Billick that is playing for this year - it's a large part of the team.
And, again, Terry, Brown, Chester - all have 3 more years (at least) on the team, so it's not like they still aren't part of the future. There simply is no mortgaging going on here.
Look, I would love for some of the young guys to earn these spots and play well, but the bottom line is that they've got to beat out the competition. Given that Chester and Brown - because after all, that the only ones that we are really talking about - have both struggled against 2nd teamers, it unfortunately, appears that they simply aren't ready to take over the starting spots - even for starters who have played so poorly at times.Talk's cheap - lets go play. - #19, Johnny Unitas
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Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
On the road, in a dome...Yes, our "tardes" are less-than-stellar...
It's as if on the day we drafted the best O-Lineman of his era, we cursed the unit as a whole...
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. --- Xylina McDaniel scored a career-high 25 points but No. 14 North Carolina fell to No. 19 Florida State, 80-73, Sunday afternoon at the Donald L. Tucker Center. Leonor Rodriguez had 22 for the Seminoles, who snapped UNC's three-game winning streak.
Tierra Ruffin-Pratt had 14 points for the Tar Heels (23-4, 11-3 Atlantic Coast Conference), who lost away from Chapel Hill for just the second time in 2013. Waltiea Rolle, who did not start due to illness, came off the bench to add 14 points and seven boards.
Florida State (20-5, 10-4 ACC) led by three at the break before a 7-1 run fueled by McDaniel gave Carolina its biggest lead of the day at 41-38. But the Seminoles responded with a 7-0 run of their own and never trailed again.
FSU led by as many as 14 with 6:50 to go before Ruffin-Pratt sparked a run that got the Tar Heels within six at 73-67. Natasha Howard got behind the Carolina defense for a layup on the ensuing possession, however, and the hosts were able to salt the game away at the foul line.
Chelsea Davis had 21 points for the 'Noles, while Howard registered a double-double with 17 points and 10 boards.
Carolina will have four days off before traveling to Blacksburg, Va., to face Virginia Tech on Friday, Feb. 22. That game, which will be televised by the ACC Regional Sports Network, is set to tip at 8:30 p.m.


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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by Vash01, Nov 28, 2012.
Now that we know who will be competing, who do you predict to win the GPF in December?
If Mao lands 5 triples in the LP she will win regardless of what Ashley does.
She landed atleast 5 triples in her 2 losses to Wagner did she not. If Mao skates like she did at NHK she could be looking at a last place finish here. The judges in Russia will be nowhere near as kind for a subpar performance as in Japan.
At the Japan Open Mao did not rotate 5 triples and also had one spin completely thrown out and was still within 1.5 of Ashley. My predicition is if Mao rotates 5 triples in the long Ashley has no chance to beat Mao unless she has some weird element disqualified again. This is considering the programs this season. I think Mao wins on spins and steps. Ashley hasn't been getting her levels high enough this season. It could end up coming down to the the short and if Ashley whips out a triple triple again like 4CC to keep it close.
The IF is a big but I think a 5 triple mao still has a edge on 6 triple ashley. If Ashley steps is up to 7 I think she completely controls her own destiny but I don't think she plans to go for that until 4CC/Worlds.
As much as I love Mao, I am losing faith in her ability to land/rotate jumps consistently. She will make up some ground in her spins and fw, but at this point I wouldn't bet my money on her.
ashley would be the odds on favorite, however with the dust up because akiko didn't win sc and nhk, fans made a big deal -especially in japan,
ashley and akiko would be the favorites, but i think akiko has to skate great. ashley just to land on her feet.
I put my vote for Akiko, she's gotten substantially better with each competition this year. It will come down to a clean short for her. Ashley is my other favourite but she has tons of votes already so I gave this one to Akiko. Ashley is my favourite current skater but I would dearly love for Akiko to win. She certainly deserves it after two on the fence losses this season. She's my sentimental favourite
Not clear in the ladies. They are all talented and the factor which will affect the placing is whether they will be at the top of the game that day. Mao has everything to win but doesn't seem to be consistent lately. I will go for the ladies who have shown consistency.
Go Liza!
Can't believe the day has come when I'm saying this, but wholeheartedly Ashley over any of the other competitors based on what we've seen in the past six competitions. I'm a fan of Ashley, but just didn't see this coming. I hope it'll be an intense competition!
Ashley has it all but does nothing for me. I just can't seem to enjoy watching her like some of the others. Akiko is always fantastic to watch & Elizaveta got so much better at TEB. It's such a shame Mao can't hold it together at the moment. The choreography of the two routines are amazing & the best for me.
But much like the dance event being between two couples I think Ashley will win even with errors.
I definitely do not believe Ashley has the street cred/rep to win "even with errors." The judges have given us no indication that they regard a flawed Ashley in the same way they regard a flawed Mao. Ashley has to skate consistently the way she has been doing and depend on flaws from Mao, which will most likely happen based on how Asada has skated the past few seasons. It has been proven by the judges that Akiko Suzuki cannot afford errors and have a shot at winning. Skating a clean SP will be key for everyone, but especially Akiko!
Ashley was amazing in her 2 events. She looks like the red hot fav to me. Go Ashley!
If Ashley wins so help me.....
I hope Akiko can get the gold she deserves!
I am more excited for Golden Spin than GPF anyways.
Maybe we should start a poll "which ladies will be @ GPF?"
Lipnitskaya is out of GPF due to injury. Gao is in.
Wishing Julia speedy recovery. She must be disappointed. It will be great experience for her to compete against other elite lady skaters. And congrats to Gao for getting into GPF.
I voted for Suzuki.
Ashley should win if she goes in there w/ a mindset to win. But, if she goes in w/ a strategy to test drive the 3f-3t and 2x-3t and makes mistakes, she probably won't. In which case, it will be either Asada or Suzuki. Tuk is doing well, but I don't know if it's enough to medal against them unless one of them falls apart. Korpi won't be clean. She rarely is. So, I don't see her medalling even if the judges love her.
Gao doesn't have much to lose. Skating clean, she would still finish behind all of Wagner, Asada, Suzuki, Tuk, and Korpi. IMO, she should test drive the 3f-3t in her LP
I think Gao could very well beat Korpi, and maybe Tuktamysheva too. I don't think she's out of her league here if she can continue to skate as well as she has been this season.
Gao, Korpi and Tuk are definitely the B-group. Gao is not a lock for 6th place. She could beat Korpi even without the 3f-3t (although she could definitely throw it in if it's consistent/clean enough).
If you scroll down to Sr. Ladies, it mentions that Kiira is having back problems and is 'questionable' for the GPF. Would Mirai have a shot in getting there at this late hour?
I see Tuk as getting a big push. If she lands 10 triples, she'll be hard to keep off the podium.
It is already published in article that she will indeed participate in GPF but with weakened condition.
Thanks. I got excited for Mirai and didn't read far enough. I hope Kiira doesn't aggravate her injury!
Haha I thought at first that you meant a 10 triple FS and thought you were crazy.
But a perfect Liza could win the SP and get higher program components as a result in the FS.


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BASTARDS OF MISREPRESENTATION : Curated by Manuel Ocampo
H Gallery in Thailand is proud to announce an exhibition of contemporary Filipino Artists in Thailand featuring: Poklong Anading, Argie Bandoy, Valeria Cavestany, Lena Cobangbang, Louie Cordero, Maria Cruz, Gaston Damag, Dex Fernandez, Arvin Flores, David Griggs, Robert Langennegger, Romeo Lee, Pow Martinez, Manuel Ocampo, Jason Oliveria, Carlo Ricafort, Timo Roter, Gerardo Tan, MMYu, Maria-Jeona Zoleta. Curated by the renowned artist Manuel Ocampo, Bastards of Misrepresentation is a showcase of the diverse practices currently being explored by the Filipino avant-garde. This exhibition will highlight the significant contribution this group of artists is making to the history of art in the Philippines, while embracing a new era of outward-looking ambitious artists who are working hard to put Filipino creative communities on the world stage. The artists included represent the cutting edge of Filipino art in the last five years. Many have won awards and some have established reputations in Europe and Australia. Others are legendary performers from Manila's underground art and music scenes.
Bastards of Misrepresentation is concerned with a cultural scene happening in the Philippines but does not claim to be a definitive show of Philippine art. The title is ironic because the Philippines is a country with a hybrid culture, embodying a complex heritage and colonial history while it's political identity reflects the pervasive 'misrepresentation' of its people. Bastards of Misrepresentation provokes issues around social critique, aesthetic autonomy, and the philosophical politics of expression; as well as examining the alternate conditions of authenticity and the nature of shared affinities.
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If your child frequently gets colds, sinus infections and laryngitis you may have considered having his or her adenoids removed to see if the infections would lesson. A new study from the Netherlands says you might want to rethink that.
According to Chantal Boonacker, who led the research team at the University Medical Center Utrecht, waiting has no bad consequences. The watchful waiting approach seems to be as effective as surgery.
Adenoids are tissue that sit in the back of the nasal cavity and are above the roof of the mouth. You can see your tonsils when you look in the mirror and open your mouth, but you can't see your adenoids. Their purpose is to help fight infection in children and usually shrink and disappear by adulthood.
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The research included 111 children, age one to six, who'd had an average of nine or ten respiratory infections - including colds and sinus infections - in the past year.
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Researchers also looked into the expense of the two medical approaches. Boonacker and her colleagues found that once surgery, drugs, doctors' appointments and family expenses were considered, immediate adenoidectomy was about one and a half times more expensive than waiting - at an average of $1,995 versus $1,216. The cost may be different in the U.S.
There are other reasons a child may undergo an adenoidectomy, such as ear infections or airway obstruction. Boonacker cautioned that the financial and clinical findings might not apply in those cases.
Many U.S. physicians prefer the watchful waiting approach before having a child undergo surgery when possible. The typical treatment for children with breathing problems would include antibiotics for infection or topical nasal steroids for allergies.
In another study published alongside the new report, researchers from Montreal Children's Hospital in Canada found African American kids were at higher risk of having major respiratory complications after removal of their adenoids and tonsils.
Boonacker said that in general, complication rates tied to adenoidectomy are low. The procedure typically lasts about 30 minutes and doesn't require an overnight stay.
Boonacker would like parents to know about the study's findings to help them make good treatment choices if their child is battling recurring coughs and colds. "This decision can now be based on careful consideration of anticipated benefits and risks, personal preference and costs," she said.
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AMHERST, Mass. - Men's lacrosse Senior attack Kyle Smith earned a career-high nine points on six goals and three assists while classmate Will Manny scored four goals and helped out on three more during UMass' 16-8 win over Delaware on Friday evening. The Minutemen remained in competition for the fourth and final seed in the upcoming CAA Tournament with the victory, needing a win over the Blue Hens to keep their playoff hopes alive. For UMass to earn the bid No. 9 nationally-ranked Penn State has to defeat Hofstra and Towson must win over Saint Joseph's on Saturday, April 27.
Sophomore attack Grant Whiteway added a pair of tallies and one assist while junior midfielder Joe Calvello earned his first career multi-point game with one goal and an assist. Senior attack Bobby Tyler contributed two helpers while Colin Fleming also earned a pair of points, doing so on one mark to go with an assist.
The Minutemen took control of the game during the second quarter, as UMass outscored Delaware, 8-2 during the frame on the strength of four tallies from Smith. The Longmeadow, Mass., native put the home squad ahead, 4-2 with 1:58 gone by in the second. After Nick Diachenko answered for the Blue Hens 1:01 later, Calvello found Smith five yards from the crease after the ensuing faceoff, with Smith planting an attempt just inside the right post at the 11:55 mark for a 5-3 lead.
Eric Smith followed with a Delaware goal to keep the Blue Hens in contention; however, the Minutemen responded with five consecutive goals to earn an 11-4 lead entering halftime. Kyle Smith punctuated the streak with a late strike to create the seven-goal lead, hitting from 15 yards away with only three seconds remaining before the break.
After serving as a finisher throughout the first half, earning five tallies, Smith added a pair of assists and one more goal over the remainder of play to set the senior's single-game personal-best in points.
Manny dished to Whiteway with 4:00 remaining in the third to start a four-goal UMass run stretching into the final quarter before Smith found Manny at the crease with 14:06 to play for a 14-6 lead. The Massapequa, N.Y., native tallied his final mark to cap the streak with 9:49 left on a pass from Smith. Junior midfielder Matt Whippen helped Smith close out scoring in the contest with UMass' 16th goal at the 4:25 mark after Delaware added back-to-back tallies to pull within 15-8.
Redshirt-freshman goalie Zach Oliveri made 11 saves while allowing eight goals during 55:02 in between the pipes. Junior Reed Goodhue replaced Oliveri in the fourth, closing out the final 4:58 scoreless while securing one save.
Freshman midfielder Dan Muller and junior midfielder Connor Mooney each notched one goal while Brendan Schroeder and Whippen tallied one assist apiece to complete the UMass offense. Senior defenseman Ryan Hollenbaugh led the team with three caused turnovers while Kyle Smith and Jake Smith notched a pair each. Calvello led all players with nine groundballs while junior James Fahey tallied a career-high five scooped up to follow Calvello.
UMass outshot Delaware, 42-31, including a 21-7 margin during the crucial second quarter when the Minutemen quadrupled the Blue Hens' scoring output. UMass also led in groundballs, 37-28 and faceoff victories, 16-11 while totaling fewer turnovers, 23-18. The Minutemen ended 19-of-21 on clears while Delaware finished 15-for-20.
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results in this error
| ============================================================================ | Arago is a virtual machine for multiple platforms and it can't have a kernel | Please specify MACHINE=... on the command line with the actual machine name | for which to build the kernel, e.g. MACHINE=omap3evm bitbake virtual/kernel | ============================================================================
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The build fails with the following messages:
NOTE: Running task 28 of 69 (ID: 7, /OE/arago-oe-dev/recipes/coreutils/coreutils-native_7.2.bb, do_compile) ERROR: function do_compile failed ERROR: log data follows (/OE/arago-tmp/work/i686-linux/coreutils-native-7.2-r0/temp/log.do_compile.8646) | NOTE: make | make: GNUmakefile: Too many levels of symbolic links | make: stat: GNUmakefile: Too many levels of symbolic links | make: *** No rule to make target `GNUmakefile'. Stop. | FATAL: oe_runmake failed NOTE: Task failed: /OE/arago-tmp/work/i686-linux/coreutils-native-7.2-r0/temp/log.do_compile.8646 ERROR: TaskFailed event exception, aborting ERROR: Build of /OE/arago-oe-dev/recipes/coreutils/coreutils-native_7.2.bb do_compile failed ERROR: Task 7 (/OE/arago-oe-dev/recipes/coreutils/coreutils-native_7.2.bb, do_compile) failed NOTE: Tasks Summary: Attempted 27 tasks of which 0 didn't need to be rerun and 1 failed. ERROR: '/OE/arago-oe-dev/recipes/coreutils/coreutils-native_7.2.bb' failed
If manually fixed in coreutils-native, it fails in some other package...
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In Last-Minute Reprieve, 2 Failing Schools Are Spared
On the eve of the meeting deciding the fate of 25 poor-performing schools, the city's Education Department offered two of them a reprieve. One, Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Harlem, will retain its middle grades. The other, Knowledge and Power Preparatory Academy VII in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, will be spared from closing.
The decisions, reached after three exhaustive weeks of public hearings and protests, signal the department's faith in the role of school administrators when it comes to improving failing schools.
Wadleigh will get a new principal who will be charged with boosting its anemic middle school enrollment, which, at just 86 last year, was barely 20 percent of that in its high-school grades.
The principal at Kappa VII, as the preparatory academy is commonly known, entered the school in the fall and will be given more time to make changes.
"While these two schools continue to struggle, what we learned is that they are also poised to quickly improve," the schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott, said in a statement.
On Thursday, the panel that oversees education policy in New York City will decide the fate of 23 other schools: 18 could be closed and five would lose some of their grades. The meeting promises to be raucous and long: Votes to close or cut grades from 25 schools last year were cast over two meetings, each ending well after midnight.
A cast of political dignitaries showed up for the hearing at Wadleigh on Jan. 26, including three mayoral hopefuls, the city's comptroller, John C. Liu; the public advocate, Bill de Blasio; and the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer. There were also more than 200 people in the audience, including parents and students who delivered emotional pleas on the school's behalf.
The hearing at Kappa VII was notable for its sparse attendance, though: just a few parents testified. The school has struggled for some time. In 2010, just 13 percent of students were at grade level in math, and only 15 percent were at grade level in English, according to city statistics.
On Thursday, Mr. de Blasio, in a statement, praised Mr. Walcott for reversing course on Wadleigh and credited the victory to "this vibrant school community that never gave up."
Anthony Klug, a history teacher at the school and the leader of its union chapter, said, however, there is still some fear that Wadleigh could find itself in the same position next year. In five weeks, its middle school students will be taking the state's English and math tests; poor results in past years were exactly what put the middle grades in danger of disappearing.
"We still haven't received the support we would like to ensure our kids reach the highest level," Mr. Klug said.
A charter school, Harlem Success Academy, will still move into the Wadleigh campus in September, as has been the plan since last year. A spokesman for the Education Department said Wadleigh's middle school grades occupy just four classrooms, so there is room in the building to accommodate another school.
Wadleigh's new principal, Tyee Chin, starts his new job on Monday. He is an assistant principal at Edward R. Murrow High School.
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I've had an eFX Luke ANH X-Wing helmet for a few months now. It's a beautiful
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The only thing (being a detail nut) was that I was never quite satisfied with the
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Man oh man, what a difference!
Since I had some time to do something "proppy" last weekend, I decided that I would
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If you're familiar with the eFX X-Wing helmet, the weathering is fairly light overall. Using
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I used a large brush to "pounce" the pastel dust into the surface after getting it approximately
where I wanted it. Then I used some balled up masking tape with the sticky side out to remove
some of it. Steve the Swede had some awesome pics up on the RPF that served as a guide for
the weathering patterns. He's the one who did the paint master for eFX, so what better guideline!
Where the patterns were a little more intricate, or where they were scratched down to a brighter base,
I used the back of an X-acto blade to dig through the pastels a little more aggresively. Most of what I did
was pastel weathering, but there were a few places where I added some chips. Most noticeably on the red
portions of the helmet.
After I was satisfied with the weathering, I sealed the whole helmet with a couple of light coats
of Krylon low odor clear flat.
So that's pretty much it! A nice 1-day project for a change. :LOL
I really like the way the helmet came out. Much more grungy than eFX had originally painted it.
Many thanks to Steve for sharing his amazing paintwork and for once again providing inspiration to us
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'The injuries, however, provide a legitimate chance for Brian Campbell to make a name for himself at the NHL level. Campbell and Rory Fitzpatrick were recalled from Rochester, and both should be here for a while.'
Archives for October 2001
Campbell hopes to take advantage of blue-line injuries
Sabres lack finishing kick against Coyotes
'It was the third time in as many games the Sabres lost despite entering the third period either tied or in the lead and outshooting their opponents for the game.'
Time for Campbell to make his case
'The injuries, however, provide a legitimate chance for Brian Campbell to make a name for himself at the NHL level. Campbell and Rory Fitzpatrick were recalled from Rochester, and both should be here for a while.'
Changes spark Coyotes
'Burke also held off a frantic Sabres finish in the final 1:15, when the Coyotes faced a 6-on-4 situation after a penalty.'
Burke could be Olympic starter
'Gretzky, who closed out his playing career as a member of the New York Rangers and was among the city's most popular athletes, was asked for whom he is rooting in the World Series, the Yankees or Diamondbacks. "I'm a politician…but nice try," he said, grinning.'
Coyotes 3, Sabres 2
'Coach Lindy Ruff said the Sabres' poor effort — and not the play of Burke and Lemieux — was what cost them.'
Phoenix 3, Buffalo 2
'"We did not give up a lot in New Jersey (on Saturday), but we were soft. And we were soft on the last goal," Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff said. "Lemieux should have been laid out, period. He was allowed to get his own rebound while guys were standing around, watching."'
Sabres' Kalinin out with broken thumb
'Sabres defenseman Dmitri Kalinin had his broken left thumb surgically repaired on Tuesday and will miss up to four weeks.'
Somebody had to nail Varada
'"Sure, it was wrong what I did. Do I regret what I did? No."'
Sabres 'D' suffers from injury bug
'Depleted, devalued and decayed. That's what "D" stands for to the Buffalo Sabres lately.'
Varada circles Dec. 26 on calendar
'Vaclav Varada is looking forward to Christmastime. It's the season for giving, and the rugged Buffalo Sabres winger wouldn't mind delivering a little special something to a former teammate.'
Sabres vs. Coyotes
'Sabres rank third in Eastern Conference in shots taken (343) and second in shots blocked (162).'
Warrener out with strained groin
'Rhett Warrener, one of the Buffalo Sabres' top defencemen, could be out for as long as a month with a strained groin, the team said Monday.'
Blueline ailing
'Rhett Warrener could be out up to four weeks with a slightly torn groin and Dmitri Kalinin is having a MRI done on his injured hand and is considered day-to-day.'
One-piece stick suits players well
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Here in the wet NW we have 2 choices..either very well ventilated or drywall and heat to keep the moisture down..since it is not all that cold here in the winter I just go with the ventilated and have found the radiant style heaters work well..that is the ones with vents to the outside..just turn on the heat when I am working..
I have had just as good a result in an un heated well ventilated shop as I have had in a dried in shop as far as rust and corrosion on my tools..It seems to be the ventilation part that makes it work..
Good luck
Don't block off the soffits. When you insulate you need those little holes open for air flow to the attic. For starters start buying a few sheets of drywall each week. For $5.00 apiece you can pick up some here and there and hang them on the ceiling. This will keep the heat down instead of going up. Although it will go thru the drywall eventually it will keep it warmer. The cars will eventually dryoff with heat. I park rain soaked vehicles in mine all the time and have never had tools rust yet. But my garage is a dry garage meaning the floor never sweats nor has moisture ever been a problem even on the rainiest of days. You will have to isolate where you are getting moisture from. If you are going to put a slab down, either put down visqueen first or put down foam insulation board and pour the concrete over this. Most moisture will come from the ground up. Once you start putting in insulation it will start taking care of the moisture. When you start mixing the warm air with the cool air is when you get your condensation. And that seems to rust tools faster than a dripping wet car. Condensation seems to collect on anything that is cold, like tools.
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Hi folks,
First of all...although I'm in the North (Auburn, Washington), it doesn't get all that cold here. More often than not, it doesn't get below +20.
Here's my garage:
It's detached, uninsulated, and only the 2 stalls on the left are concrete. The far stall is crushed rock. Why? Well, the original builder (after all, it WAS a carport) set that stall up to park his boat in. Nice for a boats and carports...not so nice for cars and garages. At least the doors are facing AWAY from the weather.
Now I know that I need to get that floor completely slabbed, but until then I'm dealing with it. I have a 23,000 btu radiant kerosene heater (not one of those torpedo looking blasters) that I use for heat, and I've installed a ceiling fan to move the air around. The heater looks like this:
When I'm going out to work on something, I'll usually go out and turn them both on an hour or so before I feel like I want to be working.
As far as moisture and condensation goes, I do get very slight tool rust going if I'm not careful, but it doesn't seem to be related to when I use the garage heater. I believe it's mostly due to parking wet cars in there when you drive in out of the rain. I don't see any increase because of the heater. Maybe it's because the kerosene heater is a giant, circular, convection variety, it's not blowing air, so it doesn't heat the air faster than everything in it?
The garage has lots of those little screened air vents around the top (about every other stud I believe.) Should I be blocking those off? They were put there when it was a carport design you know...
Any thoughts on my interim setup?
What can you do about actually using your garage to park rain-soaked vehicles in it?
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simply amazing!!!
yay, I saw that photo decided it was to hard to do properly. Like you have done it, perfectly, cats basically do there own thing.
This is right from the imagination. Perfect realism.
Wonderful artwork! 5 ♥'s Yea, cats are definitely not afraid of heights; they actually prefurr them. lol Putting this in my faves.
looks real to me lol but w a twist hope da cat has least 8 lives left haha its braver dan me by far- lovely bg-- fav
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KANNAPOLIS, NC. - The North Carolina men's golf team fired a 2-under-par 282 in the first round of the Irish Creek Collegiate and a 1-over-par 285 in the second round to total a 1-under-par 567 and finish atop the leaderboard. Senior Michael McGowan led the Tar Heels as he had two rounds of 2-under-par 69 on Saturday. The Tar Heels finished the first round at 2-under and in first place and didn't give up their lead throughout the entire day.
McGowan, from Southern Pines, N.C., is in 3rd place in the individual race, two strokes behind the leader. Andy Sajevic, a junior from Fremont, Neb., shot an even-par 71 for the first round. In the afternoon round Sajevic notched four birdies, but also carded a triple-bogey to end 1-under par for the round and for the tournament, ending his day tied for 7th. Bailey Patrick caught fire early in the day scoring a birdie on his first four holes. Patrick, a sophomore from Charlotte, N.C., finished his first round 1-under-par and ended his day at even-par 142 and is tied for 10th. Sophomore Brandon Dalinka, from Newtown, Pa., scored a 1-over 72 in the morning and a 3-over 74 in the afternoon for a combined 4-over for the tournament. Dalinka currently sits tied for 27th. Freshman Keagan Cummings, from Dublin, Ireland, recorded a 2-over-par 73 and a 4-over-par 75 to finish tied for 41st at 6-over-par. Senior Patrick Barrett is playing as an individual in the Irish Creek Collegiate and shot 6-over-par for both rounds. The Pinehurst, N.C. native is tied for 73rd at 12-over 154.
Head Coach Andrew Sapp reflected on his team's performance on Saturday, "We are very pleased to be in position to win this tournament going in the final round. It will take 4 very good scores with the teams close to us coming off of good rounds. It is great to have three guys at even par or better. Hopefully we can count 4 scores under par tomorrow."
After two rounds of play the closest team to the Tar Heels is Davidson College hitting a combined 3-over-par 571 and 4 strokes behind North Carolina. Tied for third place is North Carolina State and UNCW, each at 4-over-par 572. North Carolina State made the biggest leap of all teams by improving their first round score by 12 strokes to shoot a 280 4-under-par in the second round. Rounding out the top 5 is Kennesaw State at 10-over-par. Akron is in sixth at 581, Marshall seventh at 583, Kansas eighth at 584, Charlotte ninth at 585, and Virginia Commonwealth in tenth at 588.
Richard Fountain of Davidson College fired a combined two round score of 6-under 136 to grab the individual lead heading into the final round. Jimmy Beck of Kennesaw State is one stroke back at 5-under for the tournament. North Carolina's McGowan is in third at 4-under and one stroke behind him is North Carolina State's Albin Choi. Tied for fifth is a pair of teammates from UNCW, Thomas Bass and Payne McLeod. They sit at 2-under-par 140 for the tournament. Three players are tied for seventh at 1-under-par, including Andy Sajevic. Along with Sajevic are Hans Reimers from Mercer and Franco Castro from Charlotte.
The last round of the 54-hole event will be played Sunday at The Club at Irish Creek which features a par 71, 7,099-yard layout. Live scoring is available on Golfstat.com and there will be a 8:30am shotgun start.


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Hinweis: ESET-Sicherheitsprodukte der Version 5 bieten dank regelmäßiger Aktualisierungen und anhaltendem Support weiterhin ein exzellentes Schutzniveau. Bei einer bereits vorhandenen Umgebung mit dem ESET Remote Administrator 5 sollten Sie sich vor einem Umstieg zur Version 6 gründlich mit den umfangreichen Änderungen vertraut machen.
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Version 184.108.40.206
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- Number of fixes related to localization
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- Updated configuration template in configuration editor
- Added missing IPv6/IPv4 option in firewall rule setting
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- Fixed duplicating policies by replication
- Fixed problem with starting of HTTP server
- Fixed problem with Windows/Domain authentication for ERAS connection under Windows 2000
- Fixed problem with restore/delete from quarantine task of file with more than 254 characters
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- Finalized product documentation
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- Added possibility to create a task from the contextual menu in selected panes
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"This savory salad is a mainstay for my mother-in-law and me," says Christina Moran of Collierville, Tennessee.
Recommended: 32 Super-Refreshing Dinners to Make This Winter
- 3/4 cup cooked long grain rice
- 1/3 cup chopped celery
- 1 hard-boiled large egg, chopped
- 1/4 cup sliced ripe olives
- 2 tablespoons chopped onion
- 1 tablespoon dill pickle relish
- 1 tablespoon diced pimientos
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 2 to 4 teaspoons canola oil
- 2 teaspoons cider vinegar
- 1 to 2 teaspoons prepared mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, optional
- Dash pepper
- In a bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, oil, vinegar, mustard, salt if desired and pepper; pour over rice mixture and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 20 minutes before serving. Yield: 2 servings.
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"My husband thought it tasted like potato salad. I thought it tasted like an "unstuffed" deviled egg. Either way, I will not be making it again."


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Is it common, that such offers are only made to specific type customers, and not made to every one. In my short career as a beekeeper, I have ordered from both brushy mtn. and dadant.
I guess all the bee keepers west of the Mississippi are being demographically descriminated against?
I wait all year, keep a list of what I need and then buy it in December.


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hello all!
my name is ronny im german, the last 2 years i lived in australia...next year i want go to bangkok and do a tefl course there over 6 weeks,after this i want to try to get a job there..
my problem is...im not sure if my english is ok for this..how good must be your english if you want do this?
i just bought alot of english workbooks..and every day after work i learn 3 -4 hours..but i im not sure about this...what you think?is it possible to make all this and to get a job later?
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Livejournal.com has a few zine communities with members from all over the world. In any of the zine communities, do a description and a photo/scan of the cover, state whether you want trades or $$ and usually someone responds with interest. I've found a few awesome zines this way.
I started out by trading with other people all over the world. It got me pen pals, new zines and new readers. I traded fliers with other zines to send out with orders, sent my zines to places for reviews, and to distros for consideration. I sent stacks of them to panpal to take to shops in their area and I took zines with me when I traveled to give to friends. When I moved to Portland 10 years ago I just kept that up and things grew steadily from there.
A PO Box is key. I am not comfortable giving out my real address either but if you want to participate in the larger self publishing conversation, you're going to want to have a place where people can send you stuff.


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Oink Oink, Baby
Protecting the LEGO people, and waking you up on time.
You think your parents were jerks for making you put 10% of every dollar you earned into savings now? Because if they hadn't, you probably would have just blown all your allowance and birthday money on things like Fun Dip and Silly Putty. And you'd be here, with all these great kid things to buy, without a nickel to your name.
So next time crack open that piggy bank, take a little moment to thank your parents. Because without them, there's no way you'd be able to afford all those SpongeBob Underpants you're going to make off with today.


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Silver Canyon at the end of a hot day seemed like just the thing for heat training: six miles of runnable incline through a narrowing rotisserie oven that gives way to four miles of steep, open terrain and tops out at near 10,000 feet and cooler temps. Rushing cold and clear, a creek cuts across the jeep trail in five or six places and is a lifeline for not only foolhardy humans, but also animals like quail, rabbit, rodents, snakes, coyotes, and, though I have yet to see one, mountain lions.
Dipped headfirst in the creek on hands and knees, I see the low rays of the sun streaming across the canyon sky, thinly textured by golden hatches of insects. Reptilian-brain survival signals ping through my body, looking for quads and hamstrings on which to drop the depth charges, to return things to a stasis of quiet and calm. Cool. As my ears fill with the burbling music of the creek, I begin to feel separated from my body and at one with the physical world around me. I can see the design of all things, the natural flow of ... Oh shit, I look like food!
My spine tenses and my head snaps out of the creek like I'm a springbok at a water hole in the Kalahari. Stop acting like food, I think as I try to be as tall and stringy-looking as possible. Non-delicious. Surely this smell is unsavory to a big cat?
If only I were the springbok – a taut bundle of fast twitch and tendon – instead of a midlife ultra runner simultaneously being beat down by the heat and frozen by the paralytic powers of "higher" thinking. No, I'm a 9-year-old again camping in a blue pup-tent in a fenceless backyard; the snacks are gone, the flashlight is fading, and I swear I heard something.
I've never found a drag trail that leads to a pair of running shoes with the feet still in them – I'm more likely to fall in the shower, become roadkill crossing U.S. Route 395, or straight explode from simply sitting on my ass too much – but when I find myself moving through cat country during feline dinner hour, statistics do not stop me from going to DEFCON 1, from envisioning the mountain-lion-meets-trail-runner apocalypse.
Look big? Run? Poke its eye out? Shove my arm down its throat and squeeze off the airway? I just hope it waits until this headrush goes away.
My dysphoria and panic subside as my blood flow returns to normal. The light in the lower canyon slowly fades out, floating up the walls and pouring onto the upper slopes like warm vacuoles of fat separating out of cooling chicken soup.
I pull my headlamp out and click it on and off, still an hour away from darkness. Running up the canyon again, I take comfort in my gangly, steady gait. Unappetizing for sure. Besides, my neck is all in the wrong place, my knees almost knock together, and this high-output LED would blind Godzilla …


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Business Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2011
Alcoholic Beverage Tax Regulations
Title 18 of the California Code of Regulations
Article 6. Classification of Particular Beverages
Regulation 2558.1
Regulation 2558.1 Wine.
Reference: Section 32451, Revenue and Taxation Code. Reference: Section 23007, Business and Professions Code; and Sections 32002, 32152, Revenue and Taxation Code.
(a) Effective January 1, 2012, wine as defined by Business and Professions Code section 23007 does not include any alcoholic beverage containing 0.5 percent or more alcohol by volume obtained from the distillation of fermented agricultural products other than from the particular agricultural product or products of which the wine is made.
(b) Except as provided in subdivision (a), wine-based products authorized for sale as wine by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control are deemed to be wine as defined by Business and Professions Code section 23007 for purposes of the Alcoholic Beverage Tax Law.
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Hello there!
I'm new to the BackTrack. Well, I have been messing with the distros since the times of Auditor, but now I'm getting really into it.
I have been using GNU/Linux from time to time, but I lack a solid base, so sometimes I get stuck.
Well, here's my problem. I've installed BT5r3 and updated lots of applications I regulary use without any big problems. But, once, I don't remember for what specific program, I was required to install Python2.7 so I did it, from the sources (yeah, I didn't know about the "make altinstall" thingy), and that was the start of my problems.
I discovered about pythonbrew, which is a tool for switching between Python version, but it never worked for me. I mean, it runs without errors, but it didn't change nothing, so I had to manually edit $PATH and $PYTHONPATH.
After many, many readings, research, testing, installing, uninstalling, reinstalling... I achieved a point where launching Python scripts from the console uses Python 2.6.5 (installed by default in BT5r3, and which I want to use), but, and here is the strange thing, launching Python scripts from the BackTrack menu throws errors like this:
I think the gnome command interpreter, or whatever way are the programs run by the GUI menu, is calling the wrong python version, because I got the same errors by using in the terminal:Code:Traceback (most recent call last): File "execute.py", line 8, in <module> from PyQt4 import QtGui,QtCore ImportError: No module named PyQt4
I see two possible solutions here:Code:root@bt:/pentest/web/sslstrip# python2.7 sslstrip.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "sslstrip.py", line 27, in <module> from twisted.web import http ImportError: No module named twisted.web
- To return/restore Python to the original 2.6.5. What I was trying to do.
- To update to Python 2.7.3. What, as I have read, is going to bring me lots of difficults. Plus I think I would have to migrate all the modules.
I hope someone can help me, because this is being a big headache and I'm running out of ideas.
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I had thought about that before. Making a queen trap using a queen pheromoneand maybe a small queen excluder on the exit so the worker bees that are alsoattracted are able to get out of the trap. Instead of looking for the queen ina hive you put the trap in for a few hours and come back.
Are queens attracted to queen pheromone?If that is the case, I think the bigger gain would be to use this method to lure queens out of swarms that have taken up residence in walls of buildings.Seems too good to be true.