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Morgan Martin, a 14 year old girl, (shown in the photo) was reported missing as of 8:30 pm Friday, July 4, 2014 and was last seen on Parkwood Boulevard in Eureka.
Morgan Martin is described as: a white female, 5'7" tall, brown eyes, with short strawberry blond hair, and weighs approximately 178 lbs. She was last seen wearing dark Yoga pants, dark San Francisco Giants ball cap and a pink blouse. Her hair is in a ponytail, and she carries a flowered purse. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Morgan is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriff's Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office Press Release, dated July 9, 2014:
On 07-05-2014, at approximately 1:00 a.m., the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a call from the grandmother of Morgan Martin, 14 years old. The grandmother reported that she is the guardian of Martin. On July 4, 2014, they were on Parkwood Boulevard, Eureka watching fireworks together at approximately 8:30 p.m. Martin told her she was going to visit a friend and walked off. She failed to come home. The grandmother searched for her until approximately midnight. The grandmother checked with all her friends, and no one had seen Martin or had any idea where she was.
The grandmother is concerned not only due to her age, but also because Martin has medical issues which require medication.
Morgan Martin is described as follows: 14 years old, white female, 5'7" tall, brown eyes, short strawberry blond hair, approximately 178 lbs. Last seen wearing dark Yoga pants, dark San Francisco Giants ball cap and pink blouse. Her hair is in a ponytail and she carries a flowered purse.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
The Post Election Update Report for the June 3 California Primary Election was made available today, June 24, 2014. County results for selected races and School Bond Measure N are reported below.
Candidate Total Votes Humboldt County Percentage
Governor (top 3 vote getters shown) :
Brown 16028 58.23%
Kashkari 3886 14.12%
Donnelly 2821 10.25%
U.S Representative
Huffman 15163 58.64%
Mensing 7755 29.99%
Caffery 2881 11.14%
District 4 Supervisor
Bass 2822 52.05%
Kerrigan 2587 47.71%
District 5 Supervisor
Sundberg 3465 60.58%
Latour 2239 39.14%
District Attorney
Fleming 16488 59.86%
Firpo 7454 27.06%
Dollison 2154 7.82%
Klein 1396 5.07%
Measure N Southern Humboldt Unified School District Bond Measure
Yes 951 54.41%
No 797 45.59%
For additional results click here for the Humboldt County Election Results website. Note, according to the Calif. Secretary of State website, the state's new open primary system allows the two candiates receiving the most votes in the primary election to appear on the ballot for the general election. However, according to the website, " California's new open primary system does not apply to candidates running for U.S. President, county central committee, or local offices."
So statewide, there will be a runoff in November between present Governor Jerry Brown and challenger Neel Kashkari, in the Governor's race, and between Jared Huffman and Dale Mensing for the Second District U.S. House of Representative seat. However, Maggie Fleming has been elected as Humboldt County District Attorney, and Ryan Sundberg and Virginia Bass will be returning as county supervisors. Although yes votes for measure N are presently at 54.41%, the measure must have 55 percent to pass.
More information on California's Open Primary System:
Summer season means an increase in tourist and transient populations in the Garberville/Redway areas and with it a corresponding increase in trash left behind. In an effort to help foster clean communities, Humboldt County resident Mike Miller has organized a Community Clean-up Day. Miller spearheaded a successful clean-up event last year in mid-June. This year's event is scheduled for this Saturday, July 21, beginning at 10 am. Anyone wishing to help is encouraged to meet at the first turnout on the left, as you are going north from Garberville on Redwood Drive. The spot will be marked by a 20-yard dumpster donated by Recology Humboldt County.
Volunteers are asked to bring work gloves but trash bags will be provided. If you can bring a pick-up truck to help haul bagged trash that would also be welcomed but is in no way required.
The clean-up event is sponsored by Humboldt County Public Works, the Garberville/Redway Public Restroom Working Group (GRPRWG) and Clean Community Crew.
There is no shortage of opinions in Humboldt County when it comes to proposed regulations for growing marijuana on small parcels ranging from residential lots to 5 acres. According to the California NORML website, a public hearing on an ordinance to restrict cannabis growing on parcels five acres or smaller in Humboldt County will take place this Thurs., June 19, 2014 at the Courthouse in Eureka beginning at 6 pm. At that time members of the public will have an opportunity to express their opinions on the issue to the Planning Commission. All interested parties are encouraged to attend. Links to relevant documents relating to the proposed ordinance are provided below.
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College of the Redwoods will host an open house at its Garberville Instructional Site, located at 286 Sprowl Creek Rd.Garberville, on Thursday, June 19 from 4-8 p.m, according to a press release from CR. The event will include a tour of the newly remodeled building, information about classes and trainings to be offered at the site and information about the process involved in teaching a community education class for CR. Additionally, from 6 to 8 p.m., an introductory English as a Second Language (ESL) class will be held at the site. The press release appears below. Click here for a map to the site.
Press Release from College of the Redwoods:
College of the Redwoods will host an open house at it Garberville Instructional Site on Thursday, June 19 from 4-8 p.m. The first two hours will give Southern Humboldt residents an opportunity to see the newly remodeled building, computer lab and classroom. Visitors will also be able to learn about community education classes, including English as a Second Language classes, and other trainings being offered. Community members will be able to connect with CR student services, financial aid and counseling staff.
There will be opportunities for those who want to teach a community education class for CR to learn how to apply. "It has been a long road to get here, but it is definitely gratifying to see the completion of the building renovation and the various opportunities being planned for this site," said CR President Kathy Smith. "CR is pleased to be able to open this building to community activities and future CR classes."
From 6 to 8 p.m., an introductory ESL class will be held at the site.
Garberville Site coming to life
In the last year new educational offerings and community partnerships have started at the CR Garberville Instructional Site. They include:
- An expanding number of non-credit and not-for-credit Community Education classes;
- The seventh-through 12th grade Garberville Community School is completing its first year back at the Garberville Site after at least three years in Benbow;
- The Artful Children organization recently signed a lease at the Garberville Site to offer art and music classes, as well provide a space to create art;
- Since the beginning of the year, CR has been leasing the theater portion of the Garberville Site to a non-profit organization called the Redwood Community Theatre.
Election Night Final Report Humboldt County June Primary for selected races and school bond measure N results as of 11:56 pm, June 3, 2014:
Candidate Total Votes Hum. Co. Percentage Statewide Percentage
Governor (top 3 vote getters shown) :
Brown 12864 58.89% 54.5%
Kashkari 3085 14.12% 19.0%
Donnelly 2203 10.08% 14.8%
U.S Representative
Huffman 12167 59.19% 67.4%
Mensing 6140 29.87% 23.0%
Caffery 2206 10.73% 9.7%
District 4 Supervisor
Bass 2358 53.31%
Kerrigan 2055 46.46%
District 5 Supervisor
Sundberg 2782 61.09%
Latour 1761 38.67%
District Attorney
Fleming 13308 60.96%
Firpo 5633 25.80%
Dollison 1764 8.08%
Klein 1085 4.97%
Measure N Southern Humboldt Unified School District Bond Measure
Yes 637 51.62%
No 597 48.38%
For additional results click here for the Humboldt County Election Results website. Note, according to the Calif. Secretary of State website, the state's new open primary system allows the two candiates receiving the most votes in the primary election to appear on the ballot for the general election. However, according to the website, " California's new open primary system does not apply to candidates running for U.S. President, county central committee, or local offices."
So statewide, there will be a runoff in November between present Governor Jerry Brown and challenger Neel Kashkari, in the Governor's race, and between Jared Huffman and Dale Mensing for the Second District U.S. House of Representative seat. However, if the present results hold, Maggie Fleming has been elected as Humboldt County District Attorney and Ryan Sundberg and Virginia Bass will be returning as county supervisors. Although yes votes for measure N are presently at 51.6%, the measure must have 55 percent to pass - so this one could go either way at this point.
More information on California's Open Primary System:
Tune to KMUD this Tuesday, June 3, from 8 pm until midnight for a special KMUD Election Night Simulcast. The simulcast can also be viewed on Access Humboldt Cable Channel 7, or Channel 11, or by using the video player on the KMUD homepage. Political commentators will be interviewing candidates from northern California, live in the studio, as well as calling in from their candidate parties. And you'll hear election results LIVE as they roll in this Tuesday Night from 8 pm - midnight.
The County Sample Ballot and Voter Information Pamphlet for the June 3, 2014 election has been mailed to registered voters in Humboldt County. If you did not get your sample ballot, or need another copy, you can download polling place information and the sample ballot here.
On this past Memorial Day the Southern Humboldt Veteran's Association Honor Guard conducted memorial services at the Garberville Cemetery, the Briceland Cemetery and the Light House located in Shelter Cove. KMUD News received video and photos from the services, and those are posted on this page.
Honor Guard at Briceland Cemetery, calling out of family members names & gun firing salute.
Additional photos from Southern Humboldt Veteran's Honor Guard, Memorial Day, Briceland Cemetery.
A recent streak of "smash and grab" burglaries have the Eureka Police Department requesting help from the public to identify the suspect(s). The burglaries are targeting businesses, typically occur at night, and involve breaking glass to force entry. According to a EPD press release, "The suspect(s) appears to be a white or light-skinned Hispanic male in his 20's with a medium to slender build. He typically wears dark clothing with a hat and/or hood and attempts to obscure his face from surveillance cameras." A wanted poster with suspect photos and the EPD press release appear below. Anyone with information concerning these crimes is asked to contact the Eureka Police Department at (707) 441-4060 (main office) or (707) 441-4044 (dispatch).
EPD Press Release, dated May 22, 2014:
The Eureka Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying the suspect(s) involved in a recent rash of "smash and grab" (glass break) commercial burglaries occurring in Eureka. Since January of this year, EPD has identified at least 29 burglaries to retail stores sharing a similar modus operandi in which 1-2 male suspects use objects (such as rocks, bricks, and miscellaneous tools) to force entry via glass break into closed, alarmed businesses. This is primarily occurring under the cover of darkness during the early morning hours.
The suspect(s) typically grabs selected merchandise and then quickly flees the scene on foot or bicycle. The suspect(s) appears to be a white or light-skinned Hispanic male in his 20's with a medium to slender build. He typically wears dark clothing with a hat and/or hood and attempts to obscure his face from surveillance cameras. It is believed the same 1-2 individuals are responsible for the majority of these burglaries. Items taken have included clothing (such as shirts and designer jeans), tobacco, cash, electronics, jewelry, and tools. Most of these burglaries have occurred in the Henderson Center, Old Town, and Downtown (4th/5th Street corridor) business districts.
Anyone with information concerning these crimes is asked to contact the Eureka Police Department at (707) 441-4060 (main office) or (707) 441-4044 (dispatch).
In response to these burglaries, EPD has significantly increased foot and vehicle patrols in the affected areas. Numerous suspicious subjects have been contacted during these directed patrols and officers have made several arrests of individuals suspected of theft and drug related activity. However, these suspects have not been definitively connected to any of the smash and grab burglaries.
Retailers should consider implementing a number of "target-hardening" options to reduce their future burglary risks. These preventative actions include:
1) Upgrading external security. Adopting measures such as: strengthening locks and reinforcing doors and windows; installing physical barriers such as strengthened glass, shutters, metal grilles, or window/glass protection films in windows and glass doors; installing high definition, quality video cameras to monitor possible entry points (ideally, these cameras should record to a hard drive and provide good image quality in low light conditions); and installing security lighting at entry points 2) Installing audible, monitored burglar alarms. 3) Safeguarding cash and valuable stock. This includes: removing high-value goods from window displays; concealing goods; using safes or secure cages for the most valuable items in stockrooms; marking valuable goods such as computers with traceable, hard-to-remove identification numbers; banking cash each day; and leaving empty cash registers open at night (to prevent their being broken into). 4) Employing security guards after hours. 5) Utilizing environmental design modifications. This entails changing landscaping and design features to (1) discourage access to all but intended users, (2) allow intruders to be more easily spotted. Also, revise landscaping to remove the convenient "tools" burglars may use as a projectile through a window (such as large river rocks, bricks etc.). Retailers wishing to have an officer visit their store to assess security and burglary prevention options may contact EPD to set up an appointment.
As the June 3, 2014 election approaches, the four candidates running for Humboldt County District Attorney have made numerous appearances, including a Candidate Forum in Garberville on May 5. The 2-hour forum began at 7 pm and was hosted by the Civil Liberties Monitoring Project and broadcast live on KMUD. The photo provided by KMUD Technical Director Simon Frech shows the DA candidates from left to right: Maggie Fleming, Alan Dollison, Elan Firpo and Arnie Klein and, seated at the table to the left, is forum facilitator Ed Densen.The forum was attended by over 30 people. Full audio from the forum was provided by Simon Frech and may be heard using the players at the bottom of the page.
Additional candidate news appears on a previous KMUD News post "Race for Humboldt Co. D.A. heats up."
KMUD Correspondent Daniel Mintz aired a report on the event on the KMUD local news. Use the KMUD Soundcloud player below to hear that report.
Below is the full audio from the Candidate Forum, split into two parts. Part 1 starts with Facilitators Ed Densen and Jacob Schaffer.
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Come Learn About North Korea
When Sunday January 20, 2013 @ 7:00 PM (1647 days ago)
Where University Commons, 170, MainStage Theater
Duration 2 hours
Katharina Zellweger, a career international aid manager with over 30 years' experience in the field in North Korea, Hong Kong, and China, will speak about the situation in North Korea at 7:00 pm, Sunday, January 20th, in MainStage Theater at Eastern Mennonite University. Zellweger lived and worked in Pyongyang, North Korea, for five years (2006-2011) as the North Korea country director for the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). In her posting, Zellweger focused on sustainable agricultural production to address food security issues, income generation to improve people's livelihoods, and capacity development to contribute to individual and institutional learning. While in North Korea, she collected the agriculture and public health posters that were displayed on campus last semester.
Before joining SDC, Zellweger worked for almost 30 years for the Catholic service agency, Caritas, in Hong Kong where she developed pioneering Caritas involvement in China and North Korea. She is currently the Pantech Fellow in Korean Studies at the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center at Stanford University. In December 2005, Zellweger received the Bishop Tji Hak-soon Justice and Peace award from a South Korean foundation established to promote the social justice vision of Tji. In 2006, in recognition of her path breaking work in North Korea, she was made a Dame of St. Gregory the Great by the Vatican.
Come to hear her, to ask your questions, and learn more about North Korea, a nation and people about which most of us know very little.
Intended Audience General Public
Contact Information
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Thanks for the link Marion, stolen!!!
Marion, have you noticed how our dear, sweet Gavin is turning in to a bona fide thief! He is like Robin Hood, except he is stealing smart stuff to give to all to make them smarter! Me thinks we should still keep him.
WOW-still have a hard time believing that all this was/is a part of my life and then to read you are one of 287 people in this study!!
Thanks for the post Marion and thank God for dropping me in Dr. Chapmans hands!
Lots of prayers and HOPE for our CC family-Cathy
Cathy..as you already know you are one of the fortunate few to have received a liver transplant. Your entire journey with this disease has been a miracle. I am sooooooooo happy for you. Did you know that you are our liver transplant poster child?
Lainy....I agree. Our Gavin is the most wonderful, loveable, thief ever.
Continue to spread the word, dear Gavin. You are doing a fantastic job.
Hugs right back,
Thank you all very much indeed!! I think I quite like this type of thievery, stealing the best items to pass onto the very best people! And I can use my CC canvas bag to carry my loot in instead of the more traditional type of swag bag that other thieves use!! Thank you so much!!
Hugs to all,
Gavin...how is your CC bag holding up?
It's holding up very well thank you Marion! Most handy for shopping etc and I've taken it to Blackpool each time we go and it is very handy for taking pairs of shoes in it on holiday! Great for helping to get the message out there as well and it's functional and informational at the same time! Plus it is most fashionable as well as not many others here in the UK have one! So, yep, I do like my bag and it is holding up very well!
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In the quest for an unlimited source of energy, man has turned to one of the earth's most plentiful resources—wind. The American Wind Energy Association envisions wind energy supplying 20% of America's electricity needs by 2030. That's a big leap forward, as wind presently accounts for less than 1% of the total U.S. electricity generation.
Although wind is only a small part of today's energy sources, it's big in Texas. Recently surpassing California, the Lone Star State took the lead in wind capacity production, at 2768 megawatts (MW) for 2006. This is ¼ of the total U.S. capacity, or enough to power more than 700,000 average American homes. Almost 1/3 of the U.S. wind generating facilities are being built in Texas, with 30% growth proposed for construction there.
"The growing number of wind farm construction projects means big business for Texas construction, and every contractor wants in on the action," says Frank Ontiveros, general manager at Action Concrete Pumping in Grand Prairie, Texas.
Producers are also benefiting from this source of energy. For example, Sweetwater Ready Mix Concrete Co. recently supplied concrete for the foundations of about 200 wind turbines, and that seems to be just the beginning. "There are thousands out here," says plant manager Greg Berwick.
Remote location
Wind farms need wide open spaces to operate best. They are often placed in the middle of nowhere and this one was no exception. Berwick's experience with wind turbines occurred when his plant supplied concrete to Phase IV of the Sweetwater Wind Farm electric generation facility development for Sweetwater Wind Power LLC. The producer, about 50 miles west of Abilene, found itself involved a project that was challenging and rewarding.
The general contractor was Mortenson Construction's Energy Group of Minneapolis. The firm has built more than 45 of these wind farms across the U.S. Even more projects are underway, including 10 wind farms in nine states.
For the Sweetwater project, Mortenson's staff managed three phases of the six-phase development. Overall, their project scope included erecting wind turbines (previously known as windmills) along with building roads, foundations, collection systems, a transmission line, and a substation.
For Phase IV, Mortenson was responsible for the infrastructure to support 135 69-meter Mitsubishi turbines. Each turbine is capable of producing one megawatt of power that can provide electricity for 250 to 300 average homes in the U.S.
The producer supplied concrete for the infrastructure and the wind turbines. Depending of the size, they supplied 175 to 460 yards per foundation, totaling tens of thousands of yards of 4000 psi to 5000 psi ready-mix concrete.
Critical concrete
"All wind turbine construction requires a similar concrete placing approach," says Rick Ortiz, Mortenson's project manager. "However, the concrete specs differ on each project, being dictated by the size and type of wind turbine, along with the seasonal temperatures during concrete placement."
As heat can quickly cure the concrete and clog pipelines in this hot southern state, the mix specified was a "hot" 5000-psi mix with plasticizers.
The pedestal required the mix to meet air entrainment requirements, which further made the concrete difficult to pump. Typically, crews had 45 minutes to work with the concrete once it was placed. But with the air entrainment spec, this turned into a limited 15 minutes before the concrete started curing.


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Forest Moth
Flutters about.
Wing flutter (constant); vocalizations (on-click)
If looking to upgrade this to rare, do yourself a favor and go to Moonglade instead of Hyjal. They aren't hard to find in uncommon as as a secondary in Hyjal, but I spent over 2 hours on three trips there without a single rare. Went to Moonglade and found 2 in less than half an hour. True, the pet levels are lower in Moonglade, but you can easily make up the difference in the time you'd save.
Found in Teldrassil at the moon pool in The Oracle Glade at 9pm server.
Found a level 23 Forest Moth as a secondary pet in Mount Hyjal. So for those of you that want the highest level of this pet, i recommend going there :) Found mine fighting other battle pets around Sulfuron Spire.
Those can also be found in Mount Hyjal.
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Laurier Singers sing Britten's War Requiem with Grand Philharmonic Choir season opener
Oct 12/13
The Grand Philharmonic Choir opens its 2013-14 season on October 19th with a rare performance of Benjamin Britten's masterpiece, War Requiem.
The bleak grandeur of this masterpiece for choir and orchestra was created by Britten in the aftermath of the Second World War, and is an eloquent plea for peace.
Britten's music -- by turns terrifying and heartbreakingly beautiful -- is combined with the familiar words of the Requiem Mass and the stark images of soldier-poet Wilfred Owen.
"This monumental work is a testament to the horrors of the Second World War, in particular, and the affliction of human conflict in general," said Mark Vuorinen, artistic director and conductor of the choir.
As the musical world celebrates Britten's centenary year (he was born in 1913), nearly 100 performances of War Requiemare planned all over the world. This is the only Canadian performance.
The Grand Philharmonic Choir, including its youth and children's choirs, will be joined by the Laurier Singers and University of Waterloo Chamber Choir for a total of 200 singers at Kitchener's Centre in the Square.
Dr. Lee Willingham, director of the Laurier Singers stated, this is a profound statement of peace and justice that connects deeply with the values of our young singers The privilege of performing this work is a life changing experience.
Soloists Leslie Ann Bradley, Thomas Cooley and Russell Braun will join the choirs and the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra, all under the baton of Vuorinen.
Tickets are $20 to $75, with $10 tickets available for those under 30, and $5 tickets for high school students. They are available from the Centre in the Square box office at 519-578-1570 or www.centreinthesquare.comGrand Philharmonic Choir War Requiem Saturday October 19, 7:30 p.m. Centre in the Square, Kitchener Tickets ($20 to $75) 519-578-1570 or www.centreinthesquare.com


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This seems promising. Would be cool with a before and after results page from www.virustotal.com! Anyone willing?
Hi Guys
I have a request, I am really a beginner and I am working in an VM lab ( BT5 and Win7 with AVG 2012). I know it is the expert section, Could someone explain the steps how to proceed?
Is mingw32 used to compile the C file? and how to launch the script with the SET Java applet coz I am trying SET Java
This seems promising. Would be cool with a before and after results page from www.virustotal.com! Anyone willing?
@Fluxtronic Kind of pointless.
Everyone knows that default metasploit payloads get detected by AV's
+virusstotal sends the signatures to the AV companies.
Yes mingw32 compiles the C file
and there's a shell script that comes with my script that starts the java applet attack very fast.
This is realy basic stuff though Start watching some tutorials. http://www.securitytube.net/groups?o...wall&groupId=0 is a good place to start.
And there's always google.com
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Copy and paste bunny into your signature to help him gain world domination.
@MapEndo check out this one:
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Knowing how 2 use BT dsnt mean that u r hacker
LHYX1 good job bro.
seriously. i been working on something like this for quite a while. but well done my friend. well done
and Fluxtronic as said above. we all know that default payloads getdetected. and novirusthanks etc is going to send reports to AV companies. but if you really wanna see, update your signatures, and scan it yourself, while having the nets turned off, or you could pay 19.99 a month to be able to scan it at some more "seedy" places that wont share the reports with AV companies.
why would he want to convert my python script to a windows executable ?
My script only works on backtrack.
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This is bunny.
Copy and paste bunny into your signature to help him gain world domination.
Thanks for your reply and help
I know that it works on Backtrack. It seemed like MapEndo had problems understanding the usage of it and
your link to sectube wasn't super-self-explanatory. I now saw that the py2exe-thing I posted before isn't the optimal
solution, also.
So, to loosen dizziness: I wanted to shoot a quick answer to his answer, since yours wasn't the killer-answer as I judged.
Hi. It's looks cool script.
Maybe you or other have video ? how it's work.
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CAM & DURSLEY'S two sides squared up in Division Three and the A side went home the victors by 7-3 after all their players scored two each before taking a well fought five set doubles for the final point.
Robbie Hawkins was the star for the B side, winning all his games and keeping his side in the match.
Thornbury C visited Woodchester D and with the help of a full house from Mike Rose were able to come away with a creditable 5-5 draw. Len Pattison and Tracy Dibble added another each to their score but they were pegged back by the home side.
Sheepscombe entertained Frampton C, who found the home side's Bruce Ind and Will Tarran too hot to handle with both players unbeaten. One point each for the Frampton players ensured some valuable points, but they were unable to prevent Sheepscombe taking the doubles and a 7-3 victory.
Nailsworth Phoenix D plough relentlessly on at the head of the Division Four table, this time winning 10-0 at the expense of Cam & Dursley C. Frampton D picked up a much need win against Forest Green D. Glan Watkins was in fine form, taking a maximum, ably assisted by Pete Seville and Chris Philp adding three more. Richard Wright, with two, and Mike King, with one, had kept Forest Green in the match but went down to an epic five set doubles giving Frampton the 7-3 match win.
In Division One, Yate were beaten 6-4 by Forest Green A, despite a maximum by Andy Cox against Dave Adamson, Alan Giles and Suzi Robinson. Keith Sheppard then partnered Cox, who recorded an excellent doubles performance and victory over the formidable FG pairing of Adamson and Alan Giles.
Woodchester B returned a 7-3 victory over Frampton A. Tony Clarkson and Bill Dawe both scored maximums which returns Woodchester to a tie with Yate for third place in the table. Second-placed Nailsworth Phoenix B were held to a 5-5 draw by Pessimists in Division Two,.
Phoenix's hard hitter Kevin Pride was best on the night with a maximum. Tim Chancellor was the top performer for Pessimists with two points, while Barry Morgan and Sue Bailey added a point each, plus the doubles, to tie the match for an excellent result. Frampton B scored an 8-2 victory over two-man Randwick A.
Dave Pearce and Carol Philp were both unbeaten, whilst Alan Perratt was beaten by Randwick's Mark Edwards and John Smee.


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I have tried reaver on BT5r3 Gnome VM image and had no problems.
I have how ever ran into some wireless routers that have appeared on walsh (the program used to find wireless router vulnerable to reaver) and also got to the Associated stage and the hung. I think its because the wireless router does not have WPS.
correct me if am wrong someone?


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Blazers lose battle in the paint
Houston's all-star duo of Dwight Howard and James Harden combined to score 62 points, with many of those coming in the paint, to power the Rockets to a 116-101 victory over the Trail Blazers Tuesday night at the Moda Center.
The loss, their first at home this season, drops to the Trail Blazers to 2-2 on the season.
"Houston is a talented team and I give them credit for the way they played," said Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts. "Harden made tough shots. Howard finished around the basket and made his free throws. We could never quite get over the hump."
The Rockets, one of the most disciplined teams in the NBA when it comes to shot selection, outscored the Trail Blazers 54-28 in the paint and 19-6 on fastbreak points.
Full recap: trailblazers.com


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Before updating to Dharma (did a complete reinstall of the machine but kept a video library export since I have a fairly massive library), I remember Media Info 2 looking more like Media Info, but with a banner-like image instead of the big one. Now I get the following output (click the link to view, adding it to thread makes the thread look weird):
Media Info looks ok, but it's lacking the "top cutoff" in lack of better description and has a ton of free space:
Is there a way to get the Media Info layout, but with the cutoff? Both of the views look weird, a combined version of them would IMO look better. And I remember it being that way in my old setup.
I'm sorry I'm not explaining better, but I really suck at it (funny for a guy who works with tech support ).


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MILWAUKEE -- His beleaguered bullpen running on fumes, St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny was forced to make some tough decisions down the stretch of a 7-6 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers Saturday.
Matheny made liberal use of the double-switch, going so far as to pull arguably his best hitter, Matt Holliday, with the game tied in the ninth inning.
"We really didn't have much of a choice at that point," Matheny said. "Had two pitchers I couldn't use today. It was trying to make every pitch count with our staff and had a couple guys go shorter than what they could because we got into a bind. We were holding our breath there for a while."
Fortunately, the move didn't backfire, as Holliday's bat was no longer needed once Jon Jay drove in the go-ahead run with an RBI single in the ninth, capping off a 2-for-3 day at the plate that also included one of the Cardinals' three home runs.
"I'm just happy to help the team win today," said Jay, who came into the game hitting 4-for-7 in the series. "When we go out there and battle, we've got a pretty good offense."
Jay's production at the plate led a 10-hit day for St. Louis, which won its third straight and fifth in six games against Milwaukee this season. Over the first three games of the series, the Cardinals have scored 19 runs on 37 hits against Brewers pitching.
"We saw a little bit of their relentless approach today," Matheny said. "The guys coming off the bench were prepared. They just kept fighting and kept going."
Nobody appreciated the lineup's efforts more than starting pitcher Adam Wainwright, who allowed a season-high five runs on 11 hits. He struck out five and didn't walk a batter, but allowed two home runs and hit two batters in 5 1/3 innings, his shortest outing of the season.
"They've got a great lineup over there," said Wainwright, who at one point retired 10 of 11 batters. "I wasn't erratically out of the zone but I left some balls out over the plate; gave up three 0-2 hits today so I've got to do better next time."
The Brewers chased Wainwright in the sixth. Trailing 4-2, Carlos Gomez cut the deficit to a run with a one-out home run to left on a 0-2 curveball from the right-hander. Martin Maldonado followed with a base hit and moved to third on Alex Gonzalez's double.
Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke sent up Jonathan Lucroy to hit for starting pitcher Yovani Gallardo and he came through with a two-run single up the middle, giving the Brewers a 5-4 lead.
Wainwright hit Aoki with a 1-1 cutter, putting runners at first and second. Matheny summoned Joe Kelly from the bullpen and he ended the inning when Jean Segura grounded into a double play at second.
Daniel Descalso hit a two-run homer off Tom Gorzelanny in the seventh to put St. Louis ahead again before Aoki tied it for Milwaukee in the eighth, scoring pinch-runner Jeff Bianchi.
Brewers closer Jim Henderson opened the ninth with a leadoff single by Shane Robinson -- who had taken over for Freese in an earlier double-switch. Robinson advanced to second on an error by Gomez and stole third, setting the stage for Jay's big hit.
"They're outplaying us," said Roenicke, whose team has lost three in a row and five of the last six against St. Louis. "There's no doubt. Every personnel on their team when they put them in there, they do a good job."
Five Cardinals relievers combined to hold Milwaukee to a run on three hits over the final 3 2/3 innings. Seth Maness, who made his major-league debut Friday, earned his first career victory.
Gallardo saw his four-game winning streak snapped but, after getting a no-decision, remains 1-10 against St. Louis in 16 career starts.
NOTES: Yuniesky Betancourt's first-inning single was the 1,000th hit of his career. Betancourt was back in the cleanup spot Saturday, replacing Aramis Ramirez. Ramirez returned from the disabled list Friday, but was given a day off for precautionary reasons. ... Cardinals 3B Freese has had at least two hits in his last three games. ... Gomez singled in the first inning, extending his hitting streak to 11 games. Gomez began the day hitting .367, tops in the National League. ... Cardinals RHP Trevor Rosenthal leads MLB relievers with 23 strikeouts this season. ... Brewers pitchers are hitting .186 this season (11-for-59) but are hitting .458 when making contact, including two home runs by Gallardo.


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NARRATOR: We're at one of the UK's leading firework manufacturers.  And this is their 125 millimetre aerial starburst shell.  A 20 minute display will launch up to ten thousand fireworks and 60 per cent of them will be these bad boys.
NARRATOR: Each one costs around 30 pounds and contains half a kilo of explosive.  Enough to launch it to a height of over 100 metres.
NARRATOR: As you can see, it's much more than a ball of loose powder.  And this is how they test the component parts.
NARRATOR: The basic firework recipe is flash power, a potent form of gunpowder.  It's a mixture of potassium perchlorate and aluminium. These ingredients are mixed together in seven kilo batches and a small sample is ignited to make sure it has the requisite brightness.
NARRATOR: This sample has been mixed with strontium to make it glow red.  And it's clearly a pass. While this sample has barium added to glow green.  Again, it does the trick nicely.
NARRATOR: If the firework was packed with this loose powder it would explode in one instant flash. So the gunpowder mixture is turned into pellet, to prolong the burn time.
NARRATOR: As the burning pellets fall through the sky, they create the spreading patterns we're all familiar with. This test checks whether this particular pellet size will burn for sufficient time to create the burst diameter of 80 metres.
FIREWORKS TESTER: There are two perfectly formed rings of stars.  An central ring and an outer ring.  The outer ring are made of stars of a slightly larger size.  Therefore they'll be heavier and when the burst in the middle ignites these stars and blows them in the er circle formation, the inertia of the heavier, larger stars will travel further.  Thus in the sky you'll see one small ring and then a larger ring around it.
NARRATOR: The next test checks the firework's two fuses.  Firstly, a length of fuse is measured out which will slowly burn inside the firework to ensure it ignites at the correct altitude.
NARRATOR:  A fuse this length should burn in about 12 seconds. It has.  So it's a pass. A second, external fuse, is needed to launch the firework.  Wrapping the fuse in paper should contain the hot gases and make the fuse burn much quicker.
FIREWORKS TESTER: I would expect this length of fuse to burn with a hundredth of a second. Looks like a pass to me.
NARRATOR: The final test is to ensure the firework is no louder than the European regulation of 120 decibels.  The same noise level as a pneumatic drill at close range.
FIREWORKS TESTER: That's a pass.


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Cirque du Soleil's "Quidam" brings imagination to life
Published Sept. 30, 2011
In the hectic pace of day-to-day living, it's easy to get lost in the shuffle. But, if you're lucky, and you happen to live in the world of Cirque du Soleil, you might have a chance to escape into the whimsical world of "Quidam." This unique tale follows Zoe, a bored young girl ignored by her parents, as she embarks into the imaginary world with the sprightly character of John and his sidekick, The Target.


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'Grier had eight goals and 12 assists for 20 points in 67 games for Washington this season, but was a career-worst minus-19. He has 104 goals and 131 assists for 235 points in 597 NHL games. He is a ruggedly built 6-foot-1 and 220 pounds. He has had shoulder problems during his career, but no recurrence this season.'
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At what point does a wrist lock become grabbing the glove? its an issue ive raised with refs at events and they dont seem to switched on with this???
a fighter attacks a wrist from guard to aid a sweep or turnover, but has to grab the hand/glove!
does a referee
A) wait to see what the fighter is doing with the hand
B) warn the fighter to let go of the glove?


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Ahyone heard of this club? just seen an advert in a pizza shop for it?
Who's the guy teaching it ? Belt etc?
Ahyone heard of this club? just seen an advert in a pizza shop for it?
Who's the guy teaching it ? Belt etc?
be careful my fren
this sound a bit weird,no?
i think its sean colfer brasa blue belt
im the coach at the dungeon thornaby my name is sean colfer im a purple belt under ricardo vieira and im currently 2.0.0 in pro mma any ?s im happy 2 help and not at all weird
the dungeon bjj thornaby is part of the dungeon bjj sunderland, which inturn is affiliated to checkmat competition team under the vieira brothers.
Sean runs the gym in thornaby he is a top bjj purple belt, and a pro mma competitor.
he has travelled with us to train, around the country as well as brazil and the usa.
myself and aaron naisbett (both brown belts) often travel down to thornaby to teach with sean, he has some good bjj players and fighters down there!
anyone wishing to train is more than welcome!
BJJ Brown Belt
MMA Referee
Sean along with all the Dungeon guys has good MMA ability and knowledge as well as high standard BJJ. I'd definitely train there if i was in the area. They do talk wierd though up there!
where in thornaby is the gym? do you have a timetable and are you any good for a beginner?
Facebook group, might get a quicker answer there dude


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Mukutmanipur is a town in Bankura district of West Bengal, India. It is located at the confluence of the Kangsabati and Kumari rivers close to the Jharkhand border. Mukutmonipur and Jhilimili nearby are major tourist attractions visited by more than a lakh (100 000) visitors. The second biggest earth dam of India is located in Mukutmonipur 55 km away from Bankura. According to one description, green forests surround the vast bluish tract of water, and the hillocks are picturesque. The place is very famous for its superb natural beauty. The undulating terrain along the southern edge of the Kangsabati water reservoir spreads as a three-dimensional necklace in green and terracotta. If you are looking for car rental Mukutmanipur let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Mukutmanipur


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Chicago White Sox Opening Home Series Adivsory
The Chicago White Sox are making the following recommendations to fans attending Opening Series games against the Detroit Tigers:
- First pitch of Opening Day, presented by U.S. Cellular, is Friday, April 13 at 1:10 p.m.; the second game of the series is Saturday, April 14 at 3:10 p.m.; and the series finale is Sunday, April 15 at 1:10 p.m.
- There are a limited number of standing-room-only tickets available for Friday's home opener and these are the only tickets remaining for the game. Tickets for the remainder of the weekend are available at the White Sox ticket office at U.S. Cellular Field, online at whitesox.com, through Ticketmaster phone lines at (866) SOX-GAME.
- Fans should only purchase tickets through authorized White Sox ticket agents. There has been an increase in the amount of counterfeit tickets being sold on the secondary market both locally and nationally. Purchasing tickets through the White Sox ticket office, whitesox.com, Ticketmaster or Stub Hub are the best ways to guarantee valid purchases.
- The White Sox strongly recommend that fans utilize public transportation. The CTA Red Line stops near the ballpark at 35th Street, and the Green Line is two blocks further east at 35th Street.
- There also is a Metra stop at 35th Street, just east of the Dan Ryan Expressway, along the Rock Island line. Metra will increase its service on game days to accommodate White Sox fans. For the most up-to-date game day service information including weekend inbound train schedules to meet the various scheduled first pitch start times, check metrarail.com.
- Gates to the ballpark open two hours before the start time of the Opening Day game and Sunday's game, and one and one half hours before Saturday's game.
- The Bacardi at the Park restaurant near Gate 5 of U.S. Cellular Field is again open this season. The restaurant will be open to the public on Opening Day at 6 a.m., with media outlets broadcasting live from the venue. A breakfast buffet, coffee and soft drinks will be served until 9 a.m. when regular food and beverage service will commence. Fans wishing to attend the broadcasts should park in Lot A. Bacardi at the Park will open at 11 a.m. on the day of all home games the remainder of the season.
- The Miller Lite Bullpen Sports Bar will open two and one half hours before first pitch of Thursday – Sunday games and one and one half hours before games on Monday – Wednesday (limited to the first 500 fans 21 and over).
- Parking lots open three hours before the start time of the Opening Day game and Sunday's game, while they will open two hours before the start of Saturday's game. Fans holding reserved parking coupons should display the coupons prominently as they approach the ballpark.
- Prepaid red coupons are accepted in Lots A, B, C and G, and prepaid green coupons are accepted in Lots F and L only. Cash parking will be very limited when lots open (Lots G, F and L; Lot A in the early morning only). Fans seeking cash parking should follow directional signs to available lots. Cash parking is $25 on weekdays and $23 on weekends.
- Fans planning to park and take the CTA downtown to work in the morning can park in Lot A (cash parking) starting at 5 a.m. This option is for fans returning to the ballpark for the game. Lot A is accessible from Wentworth Avenue between 33rd and 35th Streets. Tailgating will not be allowed in Lot A on Opening Day until three hours before the start of the game, when the rest of the parking lots open.
- Free shuttle service will be available on Opening Day from parking lots at 31st Street and Moe Drive (ONLY if all cash lots are filled at the ballpark).
- Fans holding tickets for the upper level will not be able to access other levels of the ballpark. This policy ensures fans safely and comfortably enjoy the game with access to the areas of the ballpark where they bought tickets.
- In accordance with the Illinois law, smoking is prohibited in all areas of U.S. Cellular Field. There is a designated smoking area outside of Gate 2 and Gate 5. Those fans wishing to smoke must proceed to the ground level at the base of the ramps at Gate 2 and Gate 5.
- White Sox magnetic schedules will be given to all fans in attendance on Opening Day, courtesy of U.S. Cellular. The first 20,000 fans at Saturday's game will receive a White Sox knit bomber hat. Sunday is a Kids Day and game tickets are available for kids 13 and under (with a fully paid adult) for just $1 at the ticket windows on the day of the game (subject to availability).
- Lot B at Gate 5 of the ballpark is designated for cars displaying state-issued disability placards or license plates. In addition, any guests in need of assistance will be allowed by ballpark personnel to be dropped off and/or picked up in Lot B. Fans will have access to Lot B and Gate 5 (located north of the ballpark; across 35th Street) via 33rd Street.
- Alcohol cannot be taken from the park or consumed on public ways, in observation of city regulations.
- Finally, the White Sox ask fans to be respectful of the neighborhood and homes surrounding the ballpark before and after games.


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Hello dear friends, yesterday I reached a new milestone: 5000 sales on DT!!! It took me just over 2 years with 877 images in my portfolio. Three months have passed since I reached 4000 sales and I had a big jump in November that was my BME.
In november I had 353 sales:
247 was subscriptions (70%)
30% was Christmas related images.
My next goal is to reach 1000 images online within the first months of 2012.
Thanks to all DT community and I wish you "Happy Christmas Holidays!!!"
Bye Francesca :-)
and this is image n° 5000!
Rasà Messina Francesca
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Innovation Miniseries: "Where Do I Begin?"
Have you ever had a great idea you thought could make money but didn't know what your next step should be? The Shipley Center for Innovation at Clarkson University is partnering with the law firm Wood Oviatt Gilman LLP of Rochester for a business miniseries called, "Where do I begin?" The Shipley Center can play a central role in helping you commercialize your idea and assist in taking your idea to market.
This miniseries ran three consecutive Mondays, May 7, 14, and 21, 6 pm to 8 pm, in Clarkson University's newly renovated Peyton Hall Conference Room, 65 Main Street, Potsdam.
The topics for May 7th were "Prototyping: What is involved in taking your idea from paper to a functional product", and "Patenting Your Idea:: Dennis Danella Esq., a patent attorney from Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP, will discuss the process of patenting, as well as copyrights and trademarks.
The topics for May 14th were "Hiring Your First Employee: Why is a job application and description so important" and what paperwork is required to be compliant with state and federal law, and "Financial Management: What is required for new business start ups, entity selection and proper record keeping".
The topic for May 21st were "Marketing & Branding: Why it is important to identify your product or service and convince customers to see you as the only one that provides your unique service or product."
Wood Oviatt Gilman LLP is a law firm out of Rochester, NY that represents companies in a variety of intellectual property matters and has worked with companies in industrial, retail, and medical fields to obtain and protect intellectual property including trade secrets. Additionally, they assist companies in protecting their intellectual property from undesired exploitation by employees, independent contractors and third-parties.
Contact Robyn Seifert, Program Coordinator for the Shipley Center for Innovation, at 268-7610 or email@example.com. 04-13-2012
Clarkson University Selects Two Winners for Young Entrepreneurs and Innovators Competition
Clarkson University's Reh Center for Entrepreneurship and Shipley Center for Innovation have named two more Young Entrepreneurs and Innovators Program winners. More Information...
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Clarkson University has received a generous grant from the Sprout Foundation Inc. of Denver, Colo., to establish the Sprout Foundation Loan Fund for Student Start-Ups in Green Innovation. Read More...
Clarkson University Environmental Design Team Wins Highest Award at International Contest in South Korea
The Clarkson University Environmental Design Team won the highest award in the 2012 International Capstone Design Contest on Renewable Energy Technology at Mokpo, South Korea, earlier this month. Left to right: In front of the Jogye Buddhist Temple in Seoul, graduate students Shaun M. Jones and Daegan A. J. Gonyer with team co-advisor Professor Stefan J. Grimberg.
The Clarkson University Environmental Design Team won the highest award in the 2012 International Capstone Design Contest on Renewable Energy Technology (CORE2012) at Mokpo, South Korea, earlier this month. The competition is sponsored by Mokpo National University and the Offshore Wind Energy Center, both of South Korea. Read More...
Turning Passion into Invention
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Cincinnati Bell TV Customers Complain Of Outages
(Cincinnati)Cincinnati Bell Spokesperson Angela Ginty says about 80-percent of the service outages have been restored. Ginty said the outages happened when the program guide server failed to connect with certain set top boxes. She says they are reccomending anyone with continued problems to unplug their set top boxes for three minutes then plug it back into the electrical outlet. She says affected customers will be compensated for the service outage.
(Cincinnati) The CEO of Cincinnati Bell posted the following message on Facebook at about 8:14 p.m. Sunday:
Cincinnati Bell regrets that we are experiencing significant technical difficulties with Fioptics which has disrupted your services. I apologize to our customers for the inconvenience as we work diligently to determine the cause and restore services. We will be updating this site as we get additional information.
Ted Torbeck
CEO, Cincinnati Bell
(Cincinnati) The 700WLW News Team started receiving calls of outages for Cincinnati Bell customers Sunday afternoon. Callers also reported having trouble reaching Help Desk and Service Operators to report the outage. Callers still reported outages of TV service Sunday evening, some angry they couldn't watch the Bengals game on their home TV. Cincinnati Bell spokesperson Angela Ginty told 700WLW News that crews are currently working to restore service. She said it is unknown how many customers have been affected but that service operators were flooded with calls which caused the system to overload. She says the Help Desk lines are now working, but she said affected customers do not need to call service operators at this time because they are aware of the problem and are currently working to restore service. Ginty said outages began at 8 a.m. Sunday morning.


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text: We need to invite people to participate in simple rituals that will help them form a living bond with the earth. We Pagans can help people feel that. But first we have to let go of this idea that people will magically find their way to Paganism if it's right for them. We need to get over our timidness and our excuses. We need to let go of the idea that sharing our faith is the same thing as pushing it on people. We have something the world desperately needs and, if there is such a thing as sin, then it is a sin for us to hide our faith in the closet. [Read more…]


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I think its time to bring back the Cage Warriors cull
Just either say I dont agree or dont reply to me no need for all the Agro lol some of you are to old for that.
What I discussed on South Africa is very real and very serious even if I made one of you understand that then job done on my part.
Senagu allowed to bash phil on here saying he back where he belongs on small time shows and you say fuck all but as soon as i open my mouth your all over the thread. Difference between me and a troll is I mean a lot of the stuff I say as of late anyway and im not some little retard as im sure a few on here wish I was.
If in a few years I ever make it on a show like cage warriors gonna laugh so hard at those who tried to belittle me on here.
If ya got a issue pm me and we can sort it there instead of spamming the forum up if the pm chat does not work at least we both know where we stand.
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Retired 2k and out.
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Retired 2k and out.
As said if anyone feels like they need or would like a explanation of any of my posts pm me and you will get a mature response as do all who pm me. Anyway back on topic as im not trying to drag thread down.
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Retired 2k and out.
an mma website happens to have a cover picture where the fighters are all white.
so we get some politically correct left wing nut posting essays about racism and genocide in africa?
because it's now clear to us all, extreme fighting africa, in deliberately leaving out black africans from a photo, is openly supporting racism and genocide of the native population....
behave. i know you're active in fighting facism, but as i said, fight real racists, don't go around searching for it where it isn't, suggesting someone is a racist because you've got a politically correct chip on your shoulder is as bad as the facists themselves, and the reason this worlds a fucking joke, racism blended political correctness. what happened to being 'colour blind'? that's what I was always taught as a kid.
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
essentially, you've taken a good discussion about a decent MIXED MARTIAL ARTS organisation, labelled them racist when they're not then followed that by going off on one on your own political agenda which has absolutely no relevence to any of the discussion.
I'm assuming you were one of the ones who campaigned for black boards to be chalk boards, ba ba black sheep to be rainbow sheep and for black to be put on the union jack. thank god, because these things were all so blatently inherently racist before the good ol' richeous PC brigade came along to clean things up.
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This weekend or next? (02-02-08!)
This weekend or next? (02-02-08!)
Next Sunday 10th I think, this`ll be the 2nd one we`ve missed
I`ll defo have a group do the next one but they`ve a comp the weekend after.
Thanks mate, what show are you guys in? Hope goes well.
Will hopefully get down to your place for a roll soon!
I`ve 13 doing a comp in Poole the week after.
Get down when you can, you`re always welcome
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catch you all Sunday
Bri cant believe you have missed two!!! next one for sure right...
I know, the next one for sure I`m having zero tolerance withdrawl symptoms
Brian, you let down. I got about 8 guys going
I didn`t know when the date was so I put the guys into the other comp hoping there`d be a big enough gap between the two.
Make sure you bring them back to the next one
yeah we will have 5 or so back no doubt
Perhaps we can all celebrate with a mass orgy at your place?


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This is the hands-free safety light for walkers and runners that is worn comfortably around the waist to illuminate the path ahead. The 100-lumen LED on the belt can be set to three different light intensities, and adjusted 110� horizontally for use as either a wide-angle floodlight or narrow spotlight. A Fresnel lens focuses the LED ouput like a lighthouse, so walkers can see the road with the same ease that cars can see them. Rear-mounted red LEDs and reflective orange detailing provide visibility to vehicles approaching from behind. Unlike headlamps, the belt-mounted light provides pinpoint accuracy without washing out, and it doesn't perturb fellow walkers when turning toward them. Two pockets hold keys, energy bars, and other small gear. Belt is lightweight, breathable nylon hex-mesh. Includes 3 AA batteries. 4" H x 9" W x 9" D. (1 1/4 lbs.)
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By DogWalker
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I use this to walk my two dogs In the dark. It allows cars to see me from behind with 2 blinking red lights and me to see forward. Also can shine light on what has to be picked up!
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Too heavy and bulky for serious runners
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I run very early in the morning and thought this light would be good way to light the path. I found it to be too heavy. It is very reflective and does provide a lot of light. If that's all you need then this is a great item.
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Very difficult for an elderly person to use. Switches are too small and hard to push. Not as bright as similar products.
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Crazy ideas circle in wake of shootings
Published Dec. 20, 2012
The word "crazy" gets tossed around pretty much after something like the horrible shootings in Connecticut happens. You hear it all the time. "The guy must have been crazy" or "It must have been a crazy man who did it." I'm not entirely sure what "crazy" means, but I can guarantee you that the guy who committed this act is not the only crazy guy attached to this incident. As a matter of fact, we've got some politicians who are suggesting things that might be crazy, right here in Wisconsin.


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Ohio Investing In State Park Improvements
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSPD) -- The state is investing $88.5 million to upgrade and modernize trails, campgrounds and recreational facilities in Ohio's state parks over the next two years.
"We're really looking forward to spending this capital money and improve state parks throughout the state of Ohio," said Ohio Department of Natural Resources director James Zehringer.
The funding is more than four times larger than average. Details were announced in Grand Lake St. Mary's on Wednesday.
Zehringer said the money will be shared among Ohio's 74 state parks.
"Many of them have aged facilities and infrastructures," he said.
Through a website, parks visitors will help decide which camp sites, cabins, lodges, restrooms, shower houses, trails, roads and wastewater treatment facilities see improvements.
Last year, 2.3 million people spent at least one night in an Ohio State Park campground, cottage, cabin or lodge. Ohio's is one of only seven park systems nationally that charges no entry fees.


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The girl with the dragon tattoo
The girl with the dragon tattoo
in the farter.
didn't look much fun for her though.
The Griphouse
Nah that was pretty horrible.
other than that she seemed to like a bit of length off 007 though
Haven't seen the film but in the book she extracts a very nasty revenge on the guy for the rape on her.
"Yes, making mock o' uniforms that guard you while you sleep" Rudyard Kipling
The revenge scene is brilliant, i was the only person in the cinema laughing some how though.