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I realize that the holidays of television specials are not, for most people, the holidays of reality. Travel is stressful; family is complicated; people have magazine expectations for non-magazine life, and those magazine expectations tend to hurt when they're crushed. One of the best and worst parts about family is that you don't get to pick who they are---You don't get to pick parents who are super interested in your life or siblings who like all the things you do. You don't get to pick aunts and uncles who know you're vegan or gluten-free and are willing to accommodate that when you share your annual Thanksgiving meal. You might see a salad like this one at the end of November and think you want to add it to the holiday meal, but you're not allowed to help; you might see a salad like this one and wish someone else would make it, but you're the one already managing the long list. Going into the holiday season, for many people, confronts feelings you probably don't want to have, and … [Read more...]
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My mom says when she was a girl, she could eat a loaf of Italian bread in one sitting. This, beyond her sense of humor and strong will, is how I know we're family. It's not at all uncommon, when driving home from Dominick's with bread I've purchased, for me to tear off a chunk with my hands and bite right in, crumbs falling on my lap and the steering wheel. Taken out of the oven, with steam slowly escaping, Italian bread cracks along the top and smells like a bakery in the morning, heady with yeast and sweetness. The golden crust reveals an interior pillow of downy softness and air holes, the foundation of roast beef sandwiches; toast with butter and jam; stuffing; or, even, a snack of Nutella in the afternoon. Also, Italian bread makes crostini, which is essentially toasted slices baked with toppings, be they proscuitto with cheese or figs with honey. For myself, I prefer olive oil and seasonings, cooked until the oil sizzles and the toast crunches. To be wild, I might rub … [Read more...]


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Definition of affront in English:
An action or remark that causes outrage or offence: he took his son's desertion as a personal affront the sackings were an affront to justice
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- I don't consider an insensitive person who won't pick up after their dog an affront to my personal beliefs.
- His no-show for any reason other than a personal trauma is a disgrace and an affront to local democracy.
- At the time she said the ad was not intended to cause offence and described the ban as 'absurd and an affront to the British sense of humour'.
insult, offence, indignity, slight, snub, slur, aspersion, provocation, injury, put down, humiliation;
outrage, atrocity, scandal, injustice, abuse, desecration, violation
informal slap in the face, kick in the teeth
verb[with object]
Offend the modesty or values of: she was affronted by his familiarity
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- She was affronted by this terrible slight on her husband's generosity.
- Joel looked slightly affronted by that question but smiled.
- I was slightly affronted that he seemed to know more about it than I did.
insult, offend, outrage, mortify, provoke, slight, hurt, pique, wound, put out, irk, displease, distress, bother, rankle, needle, vex, gall, scandalize, disgust, disgruntle, put someone's back up, ruffle someone's feathers, make someone's hackles rise, raise someone's hackles
Middle English (as a verb): from Old French afronter 'to slap in the face, insult', based on Latin ad frontem 'to the face'.
confront from mid 16th century:
If you confront someone you are literally face to face with them. It comes from Latin confrontare, formed from con- 'with' and frons, front- 'face'. Similarly affront (Middle English) comes from an Old French source meaning 'to strike someone on the forehead, insult them to their face' from Latin ad frontem 'to the face'.
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Does Joe Torre really believe that Esteban Loaiza and company are going to get the Los Angeles Dodgers to the World Series? Or even past the red hot Arizona Diamondbacks? Well if you're like me, and I know I am, then you know the answer to both of those questions is NO! Esteban Loaiza had his last good season with the White Sox and is three seasons and as many teams past helping a team reach the playoffs. Not to mention, he has to feel awkward in the dugout with the likes of great young players Matt Kemp and James Loney who have more talent in their middle finger than Esteban could imagine in his present "over the hill" state.
Naturally, Joe Torre is going to lean on his veterans more than most managers because that's all he has known with the Yankees, but that philosophy isn't going to work with the Dodgers who have talent in their farm system that Brian Cashman probably drools over on a regular basis. The 20-year-old Dodgers prospect is tearing through the competition at Double-A Jacksonville. Sure, he gave up 5 runs on Monday, but before that he had not given up a run in 19.1 innings and struck out 19 in the process. This young man has an upper 90's fastball and a curve-ball that has turned the eyes of scouts everywhere. One bad outing is not reason enough in my book to make Dodger's fans suffer through another start from the next number 5 pitcher in their rotation.
Dodger Blue faithful, let it be known that you want to see the future ace of the pitching staff. Is it just me, or can you imagine Chad Billingsley and Clayton Kershaw doing business like Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson when they took down the Yankees. Lets band together, and ask Joe Torre to remember what it was like to see a right and left combo like that in the World Series. Dodgers fans, I wish it wasn't true, but if the Blue are going to make the series they are going to do it on the backs of Kemp, Loney, Broxton, Billingsley and Kershaw; not Andrew Jones, Jeff Kent, Jason Schmidt and Esteban Loaiza. It is time for some Kershaw in LA!


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I had a third NAS added to my home system this summer. At that time, I started to develop and issue wherein the start of my Win 7SP1 becomes a two-step process. MOST stuff seems to load immediately from my SSD. Then, about 16 minutes later, a couple of other programs plus the sidebar loads. It's a very consistent 16 minutes. I also don't have access to many system level processes until the later group of programs loads. For example, I can't uninstall programs via Windows Uninstaller or Revo Uninstaller. If I click on them, nothing SEEMS to happen. But when that 16 minutes expires, my screens become a riot of exploding opening windows ... if I've gotten click-happy. I 'repaired' this a while ago by running Tweaking.com's Windows Repair AIO. But, it seems to come back after just every Patch Tuesday. And after this most recent one, the Tweaking.com solution didn't resolve the issue. I'm prone to only rebooting about once every three weeks, so this isn't a life-and-death issue. But it is an itch I'd like to scratch.
From the Windows Event Viewer logs, I know DCOM fails early in the boot process. Says DCOM can't be found.I don't know specifically what files to look for manually. But I do see DCOM entries in the Window\PolicyDefinitions folder and a dcomcnfg file in Windows\System32 and in Windows\SysWOW64. Duplicates seem to appear in the winsxs sub-system. I don't see anything bizarre about the execute line: C:\Windows\system32\svchost.exe -k DcomLaunch. And by the time I CAN look at services, it says DCOM's started and is automatic. The dependencies are through Remote Procedure Call. The only non-Windows services I can detect (not that I REALLY know what I'm doing) are Avast! AntiVirus, Google Update Service (gupdate) and Google Update Service (gupdatem). If I had to pick candidates, the Google Update Service would be high on the list.
After DCOM's initial failure, I get a warning about custom dynamic link libraries and then Service Control Manager logs that it is taking more than 4 minutes to start. Some 11 minutes later, it logs being hung ... then everything loads and everything works!! There is nothing in the log I can see where SCM then succeeds. Ideas?
Date: 11/14/2011 4:17:08 AM
Event Type: Error
Computer Name: Quincy
Source: DCOM
Event ID: 3221235482
Category: (0) - Category Number: 0
Message: The description for Event ID '-1073731814' in Source 'DCOM' cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display the message, or you may not have permission to access them. The following information is part of the event:'{E10F6C3A-F1AE-4ADC-AA9D-2FE65525666E}'
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Event ID: 11
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Message: Custom dynamic link libraries are being loaded for every application. The system administrator should review the list of libraries to ensure they are related to trusted applications.
Date: 11/14/2011 4:22:19 AM
Event Type: Warning
Computer Name: Quincy
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Event ID: 2147490692
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Message: The following service is taking more than 4 minutes to start and may have stopped responding: Server
Contact your system administrator or service vendor for approximate startup times for this service.
If you think this service might be slowing system response or logon time, talk to your system administrator about whether the service should be disabled until the problem is identified. You may have to restart the computer in safe mode before you can disable the service.
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I am interested in incorporating appropriate techological tools into the teaching of undergraduate mathematics. This has involved the creation of multiple projects using the computer algeba system Maple to be included in the calculus sequence, as well as courses in partial differential equations and analysis. These projects serve to supplement the traditional material in these courses and allow for the investigation of problems that woould be difficult to do without technology.
Using the Computer Algebra System Maple to Enhance a First Course in Partial Differential Equations.
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- Sigma Xi
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- "Computer Literacy at Manhattan College", with C. Stolze, Journal of Computing in Small Colleges, Vol. 3, No, 5, May 1988
- "Networking Micros for Instructional Support", Transitions, No. 10, 1987.
- "The Development of Computer Resources at Manhattan College", Manhattan Scientist, 1985.
Conference Papers:
- "Using Maple in the Calculus Sequence", with P. Tiffany, C. Stolze, and K. Weld, Proceedings of the ASCUE Conference, June, 1994
- "Comparison of Database Systems", Proceedings of the ASCUE Conference, June, 1993.
- "A Computer-Based First Course in Differential Equations", with C. Stolze & K. Weld, Proceedings of the ASCUE Conference, June, 1993.
- "A Laboratory Component for CS1", with C. Stolze, Proceedings of the ASCUE Conference, June 1992.
- "Corvus Omninet at Manhattan College", Proceedings of the Third Annual Eastern Small Colleges Computing Conference", 1987
Honors & Awards
- Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, 1959 – 60.
Teaching LLRN 102 - Classical Origins of Western Culture (part of the core for Arts and Science students)
Courses Taught/Teaching
MATH 185 Calculus I
MATH 187 Calculus I (Honors)
MATH 186 Calculus II MATH 188 Calculus II (Honors) MATH 285 Calculus III MATH 287 Honors Calculus III MATH 388 Partial Differential Equations MATH 387 Analysis I MATH 488 Analysis II


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Here's some holiday cheer: Consumer spending is up since last year. The increase is a small one, at about 2%. The National Retail Federation expects that number to rise to 3% by the end of the season. Why the increase?
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International Geomagnetic Reference Field: the eleventh generation
Version of Record online: 12 OCT 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-246X.2010.04804.x
© 2010 The Authors Geophysical Journal International © 2010 RAS
Geophysical Journal International
Volume 183, Issue 3, pages 1216–1230, December 2010
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How to Cite
International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy, Working Group V-MOD. Participating members, Finlay, C. C., Maus, S., Beggan, C. D., Bondar, T. N., Chambodut, A., Chernova, T. A., Chulliat, A., Golovkov, V. P., Hamilton, B., Hamoudi, M., Holme, R., Hulot, G., Kuang, W., Langlais, B., Lesur, V., Lowes, F. J., Lühr, H., Macmillan, S., Mandea, M., McLean, S., Manoj, C., Menvielle, M., Michaelis, I., Olsen, N., Rauberg, J., Rother, M., Sabaka, T. J., Tangborn, A., Tøffner-Clausen, L., Thébault, E., Thomson, A. W. P., Wardinski, I., Wei, Z. and Zvereva, T. I. (2010), International Geomagnetic Reference Field: the eleventh generation. Geophysical Journal International, 183: 1216–1230. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-246X.2010.04804.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 15 NOV 2010
- Version of Record online: 12 OCT 2010
- Accepted 2010 September 3. Received 2010 September 2; in original form 2010 July 15
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The eleventh generation of the International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF) was adopted in December 2009 by the International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy Working Group V-MOD. It updates the previous IGRF generation with a definitive main field model for epoch 2005.0, a main field model for epoch 2010.0, and a linear predictive secular variation model for 2010.0–2015.0. In this note the equations defining the IGRF model are provided along with the spherical harmonic coefficients for the eleventh generation. Maps of the magnetic declination, inclination and total intensity for epoch 2010.0 and their predicted rates of change for 2010.0–2015.0 are presented. The recent evolution of the South Atlantic Anomaly and magnetic pole positions are also examined.


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this is a ranch on a slab, lineset @ 30', coil 12' above compressor
Thank you for your input. I have leaned something here
I have a customer looking to replace his 3.5 ton 22 year old Lennox A/C and coil with a 13 SEER system. He currently has a 3/4 X 5/16 line set @ 30' long. I told him we needed to install a 7/8 X 3/8....
dam right
semper fi
i started the Primo Oval Rulers bbq team, fully sponsored by the primo ceramic bbq company. we hang with the big boys due to the cooker, not the cook!
i am trying to size up a gas line to catch 1.7 million btus, nat gas, 400 ft to the appliances from a 5 lb meter. the units take 5.5 to 14" WC. i get confused when i look it up in the book...
no secondary in the pan, good idea tho...
am workin on a pic, will get one up soon
we service some high dollar condos in atlanta that have a LOT of problems with their drains. they are first company air handlers in the wall, drain comes out of the center of the pan in the return...
my latest website is www.competitionbbq.net, i shut down probbq.net due to issues with my host. the website is where i sell my e-book "from Backyard to Big Time, Competition bbq Secrets". i should...
A Louisiana hurricane evacuee walks into the local Texas welfare office for his monthly check.He marches straight up to the counter and says, "Hi. You know, I just HATE coming in here drawing welfare...
i have 2 ceramic bbq grills myself, one Large Xtall Grill Dome (awesome unit) and a primo oval. the GD was 630 w/tax and the primo was 605, both loaded with extra racks, drip trays, thermometers,...
i drive 285 every day. to go the speed limit is dangerous.
USMC sniper .... do not run you will only die tired
wow you guys are quick!
the top is called a "truck". cannot believe i remember that 26 years out from PI boot camp
as i recall the match was to burn the flag before it got into enemy hands, and the bullet to use on the...
i just read all 89 pages, i feel much smarter now
texas caviar is an excellent appetizer, eat it as a side salad or on chips
3 15oz cans of Black Eyed Peas/beans
½ small red onion, chopped and diced thin
½ cup, + or -, canned jalapeno's,...
mine cooked for 2.5 hours, 15 lbs. i cooked it in a ceramic (like a brick oven) so yours will probably take longer. use a probe thermometer to check when it is done
here it is cookin' with a texas caviar stuffed pablano pepper
tested my technique this weekend, apple wood soaked in chardonnay for smoke, cooked in a ceramic
i have been in atlanta 22 yrs now. came here right out of the corps in 83. i grew up in pittsburgh, and here is how i look at the difference
i do not own a snow shovel
people are friendlier...
went by there last month. windows were open, that tells a lot !!!!
i have that, norm's book as well as reak's. i read them often
this is going to be interesting. it must have contained good stuff in there, since you kept in on the porch!!
have it inspected and be sure it is permitted
i have one of a guy kicking a furnace as smoke pours out, i would love to use it
one of our techs went on a call today. 80% lennox gas furnace, less than 1 yr old, 5 ton drive. i assume this is a 3/4 hp motor. he says it is pulling 12 amps while running, 22 peak at startup. also...
i did not find that post. something was shorted as i recall. all i remember was that the compressor was bad, but if yours runs....?
power is coming from somewhere, you just have to track it down
i saw something like this once, in fact posted it here, i will try to find it
i used to cut manny sanguillen, (sp?) the pirates catcher's grass in the 70's as well as george perles, woody woodenhoffer and another steeler coach i cannot remember
did hvac at elton john's...
just south, i live in cartersville, shop is in acworth
i am 50 miles south on I 75
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then the free program adaware or spybot search and destroy. porn sites may...
i am in cartersville, work mostly in duluth. have seen your vans on 75.
go dawgs!
must have been a "condom"ent
i got a grill dome (ceramic) 2 weeks ago, and i will never go back to charcoal or gas. i built a large brick smoker in the yard 3 years ago, it is awesome but nothing like what i have now
common was used on all these stats, so resistor was not used.
had one again, now 3 times. in every case, using a w/r fixed it, but builder demands bryant on every stat, unit, even humidifier.
bryant stat used common to power up, W/R uses batteries this must be the difference
i will go out there tomorrow, will post results
have not been back to job yet but had it happen again on an identical system today.
changed stat first, then with same issue jumped r and y at stat, unit ran
installed a W/R stat instead of the...
you are exactly right, it has to be the wire, i suspected it (why i swapped g and y) but ruled out stat for sure.
has a pan switch, took it out, all wires are correct, did not ump R any Y at stat
new unit, builders grade bryant 80% furnace, 10 seer cube, bryant digital non programmable tstat. heat works fine, cooling is giving me fits!
fan in ON works
nothing from Y to C at board with...
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try http://www.askedward.com
kinda like my exwife, but we did not search the crack houses for her!
my kids are very well adjusted nonetheless
another thought ..... yout tech did not do it, it did not work when he arrived
we all make mistakes from time to time, your tech may have misdiagnosed it, or required a full repair while you competitior lowballed them to get it running and their hands on your account.
james 3528 and I take issue on that matt. obviously georgia is a much nicer place to live, better climate, better looking women (i have been to ohio MANY times) and the average IQ is 30 plus points...
i used metal cutting sawzall blades, wore them out quick but they did the job
later i heard of the plaster blades, but thankfully never needed to use them
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Visual Studio generated an error saying that the file web.config is not found when I deploy solution. After that the folder inetpub\wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories\80 was empty at all. Also the site is no longer available through the browser, but is somehow available through a SharePoint Manager. Is anyone familiar with this problem?
I came across the fact that Windows SharePoint Services Web Application stucks at "starting" status. After I completed the steps described here the site became available.


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The Russian Communications Consultancies Association (AKOS) has announced a partnership with Saint Petersburg State University.
Within the course leading heads of the AKOS member PR agencies will conduct classes on the following topics: Corporate communications, marketing communications, government relations, social communications, financial communications, digital communications, CEOs reputation management, estimation of PR efficiency and other topics. Elena Fadeeva, Honorary Chairman of AKOS, Head of the Working Group on AKOS educational projects will supervise the entire educational process.
Elena Fadeeva, General director of Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard, Honorary Chairman of AKOS and Head of the Working Group on AKOS educational projects: "For several years, the Association has actively supported professional education and has made a significant contribution to the training of new personnel in the Russian market. Especially for St. Petersburg State University, we have developed a unique course that will incorporate creative studios and strengthen the practical training of students. I am confident that the combination of the Faculty's high level of training and the practical experience of the Association members will provide new opportunities for personnel within the industry. "
Andrey Barannikov, Chairman of AKOS, General director of SPN Ogilvy: «One of the key objectives of AKOS is the development of professional PR education and the Association has already conducted a number of successful educational projects in leading Moscow Secondary schools. The start of AKOS cooperation with St. Petersburg State University, the largest university in St. Petersburg, is another step forward for our aim to meet the targets set by the Association for the Promotion of Educational Programs in Russia. I'd like to thank Elena Fadeeva, who has lead the work group for several years and each year has raised the project to the next level. "
Dmitry Havra, Professor, Doctor of Social Sciences, Head of Public Relations in Business for the Graduate School of Journalism and Mass Communications of St. Petersburg State University: "For the Department of Applied Communications at St. Petersburg State University, the first specialized department of its kind in Russia, a partnership with AKOS is a breakthrough that will bring a new quality of PR education. Programs focusing on business PR, developed under the direction of Elena Fadeeva and Andrey Barannikov, will give our students an opportunity to become familiar with the latest trends in the profession. "
The Russian Communications Consultancies Association (АКОS) was founded in 1999 as a fundamentally new type of union for the Russian public relations market and has united the most respected and reliable independent players in Russian PR. At the moment AKOS consolidates 31 first-rate Russian PR-consultancies, whose common market share exceeds 60 %.
AKOS is the Russian division of The International Communications Consultancy Organization (ICCO). Founded in 1988, ICCO comprises national trade associations in twenty-eight countries. Collectively, these associations represent over 1,400 PR firms. Around the world ICCO membership is recognized as an indicator of the organization'
St. Petersburg State University is the oldest university in Russia, founded in 1724. For over 287 years St. Petersburg State University has secured the right to be named as one of the best universities in Russia: A rich historical past, wide research, active development and innovation reinforces SPSU's position at the forefront of Russian science.
Today, St. Petersburg University welcomes more than 30 thousand students to 24 faculties. It has 13 thousand employees, nearly 6,000 teachers and representatives from 304 chairs including 1,500 PhDs, nearly 3000 candidates of science and more than 40 academics). The university has everything to offer: For scientists, the rich M.Gorky Scientific Library, science and research institutes, alongside museums, a large publishing house, the University Chorus of students, graduates and teachers, sport clubs (from rugby and orienteering to the "Ingria" student club) and much more.
Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard is a joint venture created in December 2007 by Fleishman-Hillard (Omnicom Group Inc.), a leading international communications agency network, and Vanguard PR, Russian agency founded in Moscow in 1993. Since 2008 the agency is developing an affiliate network in the CIS countries, including Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan under Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard brand with a Moscow hub. The agency is a part of a local cross-communications group that includes BTL/event specialist Elefante and creative/media Orta Media. Agency specialization is corporate reputation management, financial communications, government relations and public affairs, marketing and integrated communications, digital, technology and healthcare. www.fhv.ru
Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard is a founding member of the Association of Communication Consultancies (country member of the International Communications Consultancies Organization)
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When calling the page with the menu in the layout using:
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I get the error:
An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template ("The menu "main" is not defined.") in CCGlobalBundle::layout.html.twig
My services.yml file (is parsed in the load() method of the CCGlobalExtension.php bundle class) seems to be being called as intentional errors in it cause further code errors:
# src/CC/GlobalBundle/Resources/Config/services.yml
class: CC\GlobalBundle\Menu\MenuBuilder
arguments: ["@knp_menu.factory"]
class: Knp\Menu\MenuItem # the service definition requires setting the class
factory_service: cc_global.menu_builder
factory_method: createMainMenu
arguments: ["@request"]
scope: request # needed as we have the request as a dependency here
- { name: knp_menu.menu, alias: main }
And my main /app/config/config.yml file contains the knp_menu: directive:
template: knp_menu.html.twig
templating: false # if true, enables the helper for PHP templates
default_renderer: twig # The renderer to use, list is also available by default
There is the same question but no specific solution that worked here: Symfony2 - KnpMenuBundle: Fatal exception in service container
Does anyone know what could be the problem (also checked the Git issues) for this?


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I salvaged an old tower from a warehouse. It actually works fine and boots up into XP. The only problem is that XP is locked with a password, and I think there is a delay after 5 attempts, so I do not think a Brute Force crack would work.
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Tim Austing told his Fairfield basketball players to look around and recognize what a special team they were following a 49-45 loss to Huber Heights Wayne in a Division I district final Saturday afternoon at Xavier University's Cintas Center.
Wayne made 7 of 10 free throws over the last several minutes of the game and held the Indians to 29.2 percent shooting in the second half, but the Fairfield coach was quick to remind his team what it had accomplished.
"I just told them to appreciate it," Austing said. "You don't always get to be a part of something great and they've been a part of something great for four years. They made it great. They're the ones that made it that way, so we just told them look around, appreciate who's with you here and what all you've accomplished. You can be sad, but you have to recognize what you've done here."
Austing was referring to a senior class that helped the Fairfield basketball program make history. The Indians won the school's first Division I district title in boys' basketball since 1988 two years ago and made a trip to the state Final Four. They won two Greater Miami Conference championships and stormed through two 20-win seasons.
"We went from being nobodies," senior guard Tim Fleming said. "Fairfield basketball was a joke. Winning 10 games, 11 games, if that, in a season and that was a good thing. To go out here and win 20 games with a group of kids that you just love. We all love each other. It would be different if we didn't like each other as much, but we just love each other. Even though that loss sucks, doing it together with the group we had made it worth it."
Fairfield did not go quietly Saturday, even after Wayne surged to a big first-quarter lead. The Indians fought back to a 28-28 tie early in the third quarter, but trailed 48-39 late in the fourth quarter.
After Fleming had fouled out late in the final period, senior guard Nick Braun made back-to-back 3-pointers with less than a minute to play to give the Indians hope at 48-45. Wayne junior Xeyrius Williams then made the second of two free throw attempts with 9.8 seconds to play to seal the win.
"This senior class is one of the best classes our school has ever had," Austing said. "Ever. Not just in the last five (years), I'm talking however long our school has existed, this might be the best group ever. There was one back in the 80s very similar, but it's a special group of people and a special group of players."
Junior D'Mitrik Trice made 3 of 6 free throws down the stretch and junior Ahmad Wagner added 3 of 4 in the fourth for Wayne. The final seven points for Wayne all came at the free throw line.
Wayne shot 56.3 percent from the field for the game.
"When you take more layups, that's really what it's really all about – getting you some layups," Wayne coach Travis Trice said. "We turned the ball over a little bit, more than we'd like to."
Wayne will play Trotwood-Madison Wednesday night at 6:15 p.m. at Cintas Center in the first of two regional semifinals. Trotwood rallied past La Salle 51-50 earlier Saturday.
Stars of the Game: Wagner led all scorers with 17 points for Wayne, sophomore Trey Landers added 12 and D'Mitrik Trice finished with 11.
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American Studies draws faculty from around the University. Courses in the American Studies core curriculum are taught by professors from many different disciplines. Cross-listed American Studies courses are offered in numerous departments across the University. Below is a listing of core American Studies faculty. You may click on any person's name to get more contact information.
Erika B. Seamon, Director of the American Studies Program, Associate Teaching Professor; CIV I, CIV II, Senior Thesis Seminar
Erika B. Seamon is a scholar and professor at Georgetown University in the American Studies Program. Her research interests explore the intersections of American culture, religion, and gender. She is particularly interested in the histories of marriage and education in the United States. Marriage and education, as continually evolving social constructions, challenge artificial divides between private-public and religious-secular spaces, offering a window into dominant narratives associated with religious and gender-based diversity in American life.
Dr. Seamon's recent book, Interfaith Marriage in America: The Transformation of Religion and Christianity (Palgrave, 2012), uses intermarriage to chronicle the shifting boundaries between and among prominent religious communities throughout U.S. history. She thinks critically about how the slow disintegration of cultural barriers to intermarriage destabilized national and transnational religious traditions and narratives, at different historical moments. As American families (and women in particular) negotiate differences and build bridges among their extended families and communities, they are re-imagining foundational understandings of belief, practice, community, and personal identity.
Currently, Dr. Seamon teaches core courses for Georgetown's American Studies Program, including American Civ I and II and the senior thesis seminar. She also offers upper-level elective courses on religion in American public life. She holds degrees in religious studies, liberal studies, social and public policy, and business administration. Prior to joining the Georgetown community, Dr. Seamon was a Partner at Kuczmarski & Associates, Inc. and taught at the University of Chicago.
Bernard Cook, Associate Dean; Director, Film and Media Studies
Dr. Cook's expertise include film studies, television studies, media history and media industries.
When I was a graduate student in English my focus shifted from literature and literary theory to how literature and literary theory are treated, organized, and fretted over in higher education. What is the responsibility of the university to preserve or promote certain values through literature? And has that role shifted recently, as is often claimed in cultural and political debates about higher ed? What is the history of these priorities and practices in colleges?
As an Associate Dean in Georgetown College, my primary role is to advise students. I oversee segments of the curriculum as well, and work with faculty and colleagues to carry out the educational mission of the College. I bring this perspective to my teaching as well, as my courses have leaned heavily on how students experience Georgetown.
I am currently Faculty-in-Residence in Kennedy Hall, Southwest Quad, where I am in constant contact with students, often over dinner. I am married to Susan Howard, and we answer to our 4-year old son, Grady, who answers to our brand new son, Hugh.
Brian Hochman, Assistant Professor, English
Brian Hochman's interests in American Studies and U.S. cultural history span a wide range of fields: 19th- and 20th-century American literatures; race and ethnicity; film and visual studies; comparative media studies and media theory; and the history of communications.
His writings have appeared in American Literature, African American Review, Callaloo, Notes and Queries, and the African American National Biography. He is the author of Savage Preservation: The Ethnographic Origins of Modern Media Technology (University of Minnesota Press, 2014), which examines how turn-of-the-century efforts to preserve disappearing cultures influenced the development of audiovisual media: from the photographic collection of Native American sign languages in the Great Plains, to the phonographic documentation of Afro-Creole slave songs and spirituals in New Orleans, to the cinematic portrayal of tattooing rituals in colonial Samoa. He is currently at work on a second book project on the history of wiretapping and electronic eavesdropping in the United States, tentatively titled The Wiretapped Nation: An American History Overheard.
He received his PhD from Harvard University's program in the History of American Civilization (now American Studies). At Georgetown, he teaches courses in nineteenth- and twentieth-century U.S. literature and culture, and he also serves on the faculties of American Studies and Film and Media Studies. Along with Professor Nathan Hensley, he co-chairs the Georgetown Modernities Working Group.
Ricardo Ortiz, Associate Professor and Director, Graduate Studies, English
Ricardo L. Ortiz is Associate Professor of US Latino Literature and Culture in Georgetown University's Department of English, where he also served as Director of Graduate Studies from July 2008 to July 2014. He was awarded tenure and promoted to Associate Professor at Georgetown in 2005.
While Prof. Ortiz specializes in U.S. Latino/a Literatures and Cultures, he is also interested in teaching and research in hemispheric, transnational "Américas" Studies, critical and cultural theory, cultural studies, intellectual history, race, gender and queer theory, political theory, and popular culture.
Prof. Ortiz's first book, Cultural Erotics in Cuban America, was published by the University of Minnesota Press in early 2007; it was awarded Honorable Mention for the Modern Language Association's 2008 Alan Bray Book Prize, which recognizes outstanding scholarly contributions to Queer Literary and Cultural Studies.
His second book project, Testimonial Fictions: Atrocity, Sexuality and Memory in Post-Cold War US Latino Literature is well under way. Since 2010 Prof. Ortiz has published a variety of scholarly, critical and reference pieces in such collections as Imagined Transnationalism: US Latino/a Literature, Culture and Identity (Palgrave, 2010), Gay Latino Studies: a Critical Reader (Duke UP, 2011) and The Routledge Companion to US Latino Literature (2012).
In 2013 Prof. Ortiz also completed tenures of multiple years as Chair of the Standing Committee on Ethnic Studies of the American Studies Association and on the Executive Committee of the Division of Gay Studies in Language and Literature of the Modern Language Association. Between 2009 and 2012 he also directed four major conferences and symposia on the Georgetown campus, two for the Americas Initiative of Georgetown College (2009, 2012) and two for the Lannan Center for Poetics and Social Practice (2010, 2011).
Since 2010 Prof. Ortiz has also been a consultant on matters of US Latino literature, culture and history with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, where he regularly conducts enrichment programming with groups of CHCI Fellows and Interns.
Prof. Ortiz earned his M.A. and Ph.D. (in 1987 and 1992, respectively) from the University of California Los Angeles, and his B.A. in English and Economics from Stanford University (in 1983). And before coming to Georgetown in 1998 he held tenure track positions at San Jose State University and Dartmouth College.
Prof. Ortiz was born in Cuba in 1961 and left with his family in 1966; he grew up in the Los Angeles area and attended Bishop Amat Memorial High School in La Puente, CA, graduating in 1979.
Sherry Linkon, Professor, Faculty Director of Writing Curriculum Initiatives
Samantha Pinto, Associate Professor, English
Diana Owen, Associate Professor, CCT
Diana Owen is Associate Professor of Political Science and teaches in the Communication, Culture, and Technology graduate program, and has served as Director of the American Studies Program. She is the author of Media Messages in American Presidential Elections (Greenwood, 1991), New Media and American Politics (with Richard Davis, Oxford, 1998), and American Government and Politics in the Information Age (with David Paletz and Timothy Cook, 2012). She is the co-editor of The Internet and Politics: Citizens, Voters, and Activists (with Sarah Oates and Rachel Gibson, Routledge, 2006) and Making a Difference: The Internet and Elections in Comparative Perspective (with Richard Davis, Stephen Ward, and David Taras, Lexington, 2009). She is the author of numerous journal articles and book chapters in the fields of civic education and engagement, media and politics, political socialization, elections and voting behavior, and political psychology/sociology. She has conducted studies funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts, the Center for Civic Education, and other sources. Her current research explores the relationship between civic education and political engagement over the life course and new media's role in politics.
Caetlin Benson-Allot, Associate Professor, English
Caetlin Benson-Allot is Associate Professor of English at Georgetown University and Core Faculty Member in its Film and Media Studies Program. She is the author of Killer Tapes and Shattered Screens: Video Spectatorship from VHS to File Sharing (University of California Press, 2013) and Remote Control (Bloomsbury Press, Forthcoming January 2015). Her work on film and technology, exhibition history, spectatorship theory, and feminist theory has appeared in the Atlantic, Cinema Journal, South Atlantic Quarterly, the Journal of Visual Culture, Jump Cut, Film Quarterly, Film Criticism, In Media Res, the Quarterly Review of Film and Video, and multiple anthologies. Her dissertation won the Society for the Cinema and Media Studies Best Dissertation Award in 2009. After winning Film Quarterly's 50th Anniversay Review Essay Competition in 2008, she continued to write for the journal and became a regular columnist and contributing editor. She is currentl y working on a special issues of Feminist Media Histories (on "Materialisms") and the Journal of Visual Culture (on "Horror as Affect and Aesthetic") and a book-length study of special effects and spectatorship that compares the political impact of stunt work and digital visual effects on the automotive spectacles of the 1970s and 200s US car movie cycles. She teaches courses on film history and theory, histories of new media, gender and technology studies, and the horror genre.
Ronald Johnson, Professor Emeritus, History
Ronald Johnson is a specialist in nineteenth-century (19th) American cultural history with an emphasis in gender, race, and post-Civil War culture.
He is the co-author (with Abby Arthur Johnson) of Propaganda and Aesthetics: the Literary Politics of African American Periodicals in the Twentieth Century (University of Massachusetts Press, rev. ed. 1992) and is currently working (with Abby Arthur Johnson) on a cultural history of Congressional Cemetery, Washington D.C. as the first national cemetery in the United States. Professor Johnson has served on the American Studies Committee since 1975 and was director/chair from 1979-1985 and 1989-2000.
Professor Johnson officers courses on the America cultural experience, focusing on literary developments, such as his course on "Mark Twain's America, 1870-1900," or technological and reform history as in his "Perfecting America: Reform, Technology, and Soceity, 1830-1900." He also teaches a course on "What Is An American? -- Studies in Cultural Identity in the United States."
Stephen B. Lane, Adjuct Professor
Professor Lane's research interests are in communication technologies, Cultural Studies, sports and culture, sports and politics, the sports-media complex, politics and mass media.


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Local oilfield pioneer dies after car crash
Published: Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 8:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, August 3, 2008 at 12:59 p.m.
GALLIANO - The founder of a pioneering marine-transportation firm that has served the oil-and-gas industry in south Louisiana since 1948 has died of injuries sustained in a wreck on La. 1 Saturday.
Parishioners at Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church in Golden Meadow were informed during services this morning of 76-year-old Mavis "Bobby" Orgeron's death.
Orgeron, of Golden Meadow, was critically injured Saturday when the SUV he was driving collided with an 18-wheeler.
No one else was hurt in the 2 p.m. wreck, which resulted in Orgeron being rushed to Lady of the Sea Hospital.
Orgeron, who founded Montco Offshore in 1948 to meet the demands of newly arrived oil companies seeking marine transportation, was not wearing a seatbelt, police said.
The story of his life and career is featured prominently in The Rise Of the Cajun Mariners by Thibodaux attorney Woody Falgoux, a project initiated by members of Orgerons family, who thought that the story of those wild and wooly days needed to be documented.
Orgeron is known for the business savvy he displayed when the discovery of oil in and around Golden Meadow led to companies like Texaco leasing any boats they could get their hands on to supply drilling and production platforms.
Many locals were distrustful of the Texains, as they were known, but where others were wary, Orgeron saw the future.
Hes a survivor, Falgoux said Saturday of Orgeron. A risk taker. A visionary. A colorful character. This was a man who has totaled at least nine cars. No one disputes that. He had nine lives, and he took advantage of all of them. This was a man who would give money to the church for burials for people who couldnt afford them, as long as no one knew it was him giving the money. When the church needed new air conditioners, he simply pulled out his checkbook.
Family members gathered in the lobby of the hospital Saturday night waiting for word on Orgerons condition but did not wish to comment..
Witnesses said Orgeron was driving his Lexus RX-350 south on La. 1 in an erratic manner for several miles, until it crossed the center line and collided with the tractor trailer, which was heading north.
The wreck occurred in front of the Bayou Inn at W. 201 Street in Galliano. State troopers said they were called at 2:20 p.m.
State Police spokesman Gilbert Dardar confirmed accounts that the Lexus drifted over the center line and said there was some indication Orgeron had medical problems, that the driver appeared to be slumped. The family said he had some medical problems.
The driver of the 18-wheeler, identified as 32-year-old Daniel Blaylock of Peyton, Colo., was not injured, nor was his passenger, 31-year-old Jennifer Hasty, of Calhoun, Colo.
Both were wearing seatbelts.
Hasty said Orgeron appeared to be in some sort of distress before the collision occurred.
When we first saw him, he looked like he was slumped over the wheel, Hasty said. We tried to get out of the way, but there was nothing we could do. He just plowed right into us.
Raymond Louviere, 59, of Galliano, said he was driving south on La. 1 around 2 p.m. when he found himself behind a line of unusually slow cars.
I was around the Galliano Food Store when all of a sudden we were going like 25 miles an hour, Louviere said.
The store is approximately two miles from the accident site. The speed limit in the area is 45 mph.
There were a couple of cars in front of me, but they turned off, and I saw that the SUV was why we were going so slow, Louviere continued. He was driving almost on the center line when I first saw him, and he kept drifting to the left to where he was across the center line. I guess the 18 wheeler saw it, cause he tried to pull off the side of the road. He didnt have anyplace left to go but the bayou.
Louviere said the Lexus struck the 18 wheeler just behind the drivers position.
The drive shaft of the truck was cracked in half.
He hit, and the car came off the ground, did a 360 in the air, and landed on the side of the road. It was a hell of a lick, Louviere said.
The drivers side tire of the Lexus came to rest around 50 yards away.
Lloyd Guidry of Galliano said he was in his home on W. 202nd Street when he heard what sounded like an explosion.
That was the first thing I thought, that something had blown up, Guidry said.
Guidry rushed out to the scene, but said that others were attending to Orgeron.
He was still alive, but he didnt look good, Guidry said.
Falgoux expressed respect for Orgeron as a businessman and a person, describing him as a man he personally likes.
It would be way too simple to describe him as a hard-charging, hard-living businessman, Falgoux said. He had a lot of fun. He did a lot of things he wasnt proud of, but he was honest about it. He held nothing back. He wasnt proud of a lot of things he did, but he did redeem himself. He came from a father who had three days of schooling, and now he has a son with a Ph.D. Hes a friendly, jovial man. I feel fortunate to have gotten to know him.
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Love impacts our bodies in measurable ways. You feel different and are different.
Fooled by misperceptions or transformed and healed as a result of respect
Fear can hurt you, until you stop giving it you.
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Lots of fun at Days Inn-Oceanfront
We went on 7/24/04 - 7/27/04 our stay at Days Inn was very pleasant. The rooms were clean and had a view/balcony facing the beach. The staff was very nice and tried to accomodate you. The beach wasn't too crowded by the hotel which made it very nice since we weren't on top of others. Chairs and umbrellas were expensive, We ended up buying two chairs across the street for $7.99 each. We used them the three days. The restaurant food was good - a little slow but we only ate breakfast there on their patio so we didn't mind taking our time. Their pool was small but we used the beach so it didn't matter. Definitely reccommend it!
Dolphins on display
The ocean view is wonderful. The dolphins frolic every morning in full view of the hotel balconies and beach. Parking is all ground floor and easily accessible. The staff was extremely courteous. I called ahead and asked about beach accessibility for a handicapped person, and was given excellent information. The access is easy, has handrails and wheelchair ramp. It is level and handicapped friendly. Beach is clean and not overly crowded. Nice benches and ornamental grasses make this section of the boardwalk pleasant and attractive. It is less frantically busy than farther down on Atlantic Avenue. Beach area is well lit and very pleasant in the evening.
The hotel restaurant the Timbaktu does not deserve an excellent rating. The service was constantly very slow, the food mediocre, and orders not correct. Several people poorly try to co-ordinate the service and none of them are very efficient at this. We ate their three times at non-busy times of the day and the service was always poor. If you avoid the restaurant, the rest of the hotel is excellent.
Bring your own beach chair and surf boards. The $25 for eight hours chair rental seems high. This is maintained by a company separately from the hotel though.
Days Inn Oceanfront - Beware of Moldy Odor/Smoky Stench
I recently stayed here May 13-14, 2004 with our High School Band. My experience was mixed: great hotel staff-very helpful but our room just stank! Apparently it was a smokers' room despite calling long-distance specifically to request a non-smokers' room. Minuses: the pool was tiny, the lobby almost non-existent, the room (as mentioned) very not only smoky-smelling but moldy smelling (I woke up both nights with a never-before experienced asthma attack-extremely frightening-had to be prescribed an inhaler upon arrival at home). Pluses: fabulous view out the balcony, great location to the boardwalk, great breakfasts, very nice hotel staff. I liked Virginia Beach but the entire time we were there, I did not see one patrol car on the road in our area (in direct contrast to Myrtle Beach where I personally had been less than a month previously). I did not feel the city patrols its streets enough-many cruising cars go by with a lot of muffler-enhanced noise. We did enjoy the food, the ocean, the view, the dolphins playing in the surf, the sheer friendliness of everyone we met. Thank you Virginia Beach!
Disappointing Restaurant
Timbuktu used to be a high-quality, upscale restaurant, but has declined in quality. Easter Sunday was our third visit to Timbuktu and the most disappointing. The buffet , at $20 per person, was an ordinary steam-table selection of overcooked meat drenched in juice, generic vegetables, rice, and potatoes.
Pets allowed
The title of this review explains why I might consider returning to this hotel. The rest of the story is quiet unique. We arrived a bit early, and we were told to walk the boardwalk and come back in an hour or so. We were tired and it was hot outside, but we were OK with this.
We were very happy to be in Virginia Beach. Came back, but found no microfridge in our room, which we requested and paid extra for. Staff said they'd get one for us. While this was happening, we went out on the balcony to check out the view. Water kept dripping on me while I was out there. It was like it was raining, not just a few drops. Turns out that an air conditioning unit from an upstairs room was leaking, and in a big way. We spoke to the management about this, and they told us that all of the hotels have this problem when it's hot outside. We have stayed in many hotels here and never encountered this problem anywhere else. We were offered a top floor room. We moved all of our luggage up there only to find a filthy sliding glass door/window and a dirty bathroom countertop. Staff offered to clean the windows while we got the rest of our belongings from the car. We came back and found the staff member locked out on our balcony, banging on the door to let him in, the poor guy! How did this happen? The sliding glass door was not locked, it just got stuck! And it kept getting stuck throughout our short stay here. We were just too tired to switch rooms at that point.
Aside from all of that, the bed was hard as a rock, and the pillows were all too flat. The hot tub was all foamy, which is not a sign of cleanliness. Seems like they could do a bit better in many areas for what they charge.
Loved it!!!
This is lovliest hotel we've ever stayed at! They accept pets and have a beatiful view. We'll be returning here next summer.
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My family and I stayed 5 nights at the Days Inn Oceanfront (there were 8 adults and 1 child), and we were all extremely pleased with our overall experience. I have already called AAA for reservations for my fiancee, my son, and myself for this year. I wouldn't dream of staying ANYWHERE else in Virginia Beach.
Dirty Sheets
Bed linens were dirty upon arrival. We requested clean ones and were told that they didn't have any available that we should sleep between the bedspread and the blanket. The bedspread was even worse. We didn't get clean linens until the next morning. (Not to mention the pet and other stains on the floor and chairs) YUCK!
The hotel and everything about it was wonderful. We made our reservations at this hotel because we wanted to take our dogs to the beach, but would stay here without our pets too. The room where we stayed was excellent even though it was one of their "pet rooms". One more plus is that it was very quiet. We would definately stay there again.
We recently stayed at the Days Inn Oceanfront and our experience was excellent...from the view from the room to the all the employees...We also ate at their restaurant "Timbuktu" and the dining experience was excellent...not the normal resturant you find in Days Inn this rest was a five star in my opinion...I would highly recommend the hotel both for families and business
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This code effectively removes Mammal from the beginning of the second item in the Value list. Now I want to make this nicer python looking with list comprehension so I came up with this but obviously is wrong.... Any help?
Value[1] = [Value[1].strip('Mammal') for Key, Value in mydictionary.iteritems() if 'Mammal' in Value[1] ]
Also, on the same lines, a list comprehension to list all the keys in this dictionary. I am having a hard time coming up with that one.
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