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Tony's Magic ShowParties Magicians
Chatswood, NSW
Servicing Cammeray, Naremburn, Lane Cove North and 27 other suburb(s)
This business can travel to you.
We had Tony at our daughter's birthday party. What a performer. the tricks even left the adults spellbound. ...
Tony was fantastic and kept a large group of six year olds completely engaged.
Thank you Tony for a truly magical party! Adults and kids both had a blast!
Tony performed his magic show for our son's 7th birthday last week and we were blown away. We have never heard so much laughter from the kids (and parents) at a party before and the magic was really impressive. Easily the best entertainer I have seen at any kids party. Would definitely recommend.
Wow- what a show! My 8year old son had the privilege of Tony performing for him & 15 of his mates for his birthday party. Tony far exceeded our expectations. I highly, highly recommend him. He was truly magical!
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Merle Haggard to be honored at ACM Awards
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Merle Haggard has been tapped as this year's Academy of Country Music Crystal Milestone recipient. The prize is usually presented in an off-camera ceremony in Nashville each fall, but Hag will honored during next month's 49th annual ACM Awards. The country legend is being recognized for his lengthy and influential career. The ACM Awards will take place in Las Vegas, and air on CBS on April 6th.
Hag is also being honored with a new tribute album. The star-packed project features Luke Bryan and Dierks Bentley teaming up on "Pancho and Lefty," Toby Keith covering "Carolyn," and Jason Aldean singing "Are the Good Times Really Over." Joe Nichols, Randy Houser, Thompson Square, and Jake Owen are some of the other stars on the project, while Merle's son Ben is featured on two tracks. Garth Brooks' version of "Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down" is included on albums sold at Walmart. Working Man's Poet: A Tribute To Merle Haggard will arrive in stores on April 1st.
Working Man's Poet Track Listing
1. "Misery And Gin" (performed by Randy Houser)
2. "Footlights" (performed by Joe Nichols)
3. "Going Where The Lonely Go" (performed by Jason Aldean)
4. "Today I Started Loving You Again" (performed by Kristy Lee Cook)
5. "Carolyn" (performed by Toby Keith)
6. "Pancho And Lefty" (performed by Luke Bryan & Dierks Bentley)
7. "Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down" (performed by Garth Brooks - Walmart exclusive track)
8. "You Take Me For Granted" (performed by Thompson Square)
9. "Mama Tried" (performed by Ben Haggard)
10. "That's The Way Love Goes" (performed by Dustin Lynch)
11. "Make Up and Faded Blue Jeans" (performed by Jake Owen)
12. "I'm A Lonesome Fugitive" (performed by James Wesley)
13. "Workin' Man Blues" (performed by Parmalee)
14. "Are The Good Times Really Over" (performed by Jason Aldean)
15. "Let's Chase Each Other Around The Room" (performed by Thompson Square)
16. "I Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink" (performed by Dustin Lynch)
17. "The Fightin' Side Of Me" (performed by James Wesley)
18. "My Favorite Memory" (performed by Joe Nichols)
19. "Ramblin' Fever" (performed by Randy Houser)
20. "Sing Me Back Home" (performed by Ben Haggard)
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Edvard Grieg (June 15, 1843 - September 4, 1907) was born in Bergen, Norway on June 15, 1843. For most of Edvard's life Norway struggled to be its own nation separate from unions with other countries. It was his music that helped to give Norway its own identity. For his contribution, he came to be regarded as a hero to the people of Norway. Many of his works include Norwegian folksongs which paint a musical picture of the landscape of the beautiful countryside. Read more...
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text: I'm a bit behind. LA threw me off and by the time I got back it's been a zoo on fire. Now I'm in Rapid City listening to all the hogs 'potato potato potato' into town wishing I had just gone east to avoid all the trailered-in bikers heading to Sturgis. I picked the wrong day to be here. Anyhow, so after LA (which I'll get to later), I took Tuesday off of work and wanted to head up to Pikes Peak. Flynbulldog offered to take me there via some awesome local backroads. We met up in I don't know where, gassed up and took off. I normally don't ride with other riders because, 1) I don't know too many; 2) someone always crashes or 3) the ride pace is off. Mr. Bulldog and I have very similar riding styles, though--meaning slow in the straights (mostly) and fast in the turns. Worked out perfectly. The roads were smooth and mostly car-less, just like most of Colorado mountain asphalt. And the scenery still looked like what it would look like if we were riding tiny motorcycles through a giant model train diorama, complete with trees so perfect they looked fake. Our intent was to hit up Pikes Peak, but the roads we took were some of the best I've been on anywhere. I kind of wanted to turn around and retrace our steps, but Pikes Peak was calling.


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Editor's note: This is the third story in a series profiling people and organizations helping those in need during the holidays and year-round.
The 10-year-old boy, clad in a brown T-shirt and glasses, stood to deliver one of the most famous lines of any Christmas tale.
"Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus," said Orchard Elementary fifth-grader Matthew Smith in a faux British accent. "He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist."
The accent was Smith's own touch.
"I just kind of started doing it, and no one's told me not to," Smith said during a recent classroom rehearsal.
North Salt Lake's Orchard Elementary is one of six schools in Utah, and 100 across the nation, that have received grants of $1,000 each from Macy's to put on productions of "Yes, Virginia the Musical." The play is inspired by the true story of 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon, who wrote a letter to the New York Sun newspaper in 1897 asking if there really was a Santa Claus. Her earnest question inspired the Sun's editor, Francis P. Church, to write an essay on the importance of believing a work that included the famous lines Smith recited during rehearsal last week.
Other participating Utah schools are Edgemont Elementary in Provo; Lakeview Elementary in Roy; Bloomington Hills Elementary in St. George; Park Elementary in Spanish Fork; and the Anna Smith School in Wendover. "Yes, Virginia The Musical" is part of Macy's "Believe" campaign that supports the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
In addition to the cash, all of the schools received access to scripts and scores as well as other materials. Orchard plans to use its $1,000 to pay for costumes for the 50 fifth- and second-graders staging the play.
"It's going to be great for the kids not only to enhance their reading," said fifth-grade teacher Ryann Parker, "but to be able to do this for their school and show their talent."
A number of the fifth-graders have lines, whereas most of the second-graders have taken on supporting roles.
Second-grader Nikohle Schuster, for example, plays Mrs. Whiskers a cat. Her lines consist of "meow." But she's thrilled for the opportunity.
"I think it's going to be really fun," Nikohle, 8, said of the group's coming performances before the rest of the school Dec. 13. "This is my first time on stage."
Second-grader Luke Akerlow, 7, has one of the lead parts, as Virginia's best friend, Ollie. He's memorized his lines by practicing three times a day. He even sings a solo in a small quiet voice.
"It's a little bit scary," Luke said of the solo, "and fun at the same time."
The students have been learning their parts since mid-October.
"They've really risen to the occasion," said second-grade teacher Lori Jackson. Jackson said she even caught her second-graders singing a song from the play when she picked them up from recess the other day.
Fifth-grader Olivia Hawkins, who plays Miriam the librarian, said when she was home sick from school on a recent day, she spent the time practicing her part. She said she has enjoyed getting into the character.
And she appreciates the message of the play.
"You don't always have to see," Olivia said, "to believe."
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Diane - from White Marsh, MD
You would need four 9 x 13 in. cakes to get the same size as a full sheet cake (two cakes equal a half-sheet cake). To avoid cracks where the cakes come together, make sure you have equally leveled each of the cake layers and that they are perfectly straight. If you are stacking two or more layers, using dowel rods in the layers will assure they don't shift, which can cause the cracked look in your icing. Once all the layers are in place, ice as you would a full sheet cake. You may need a bit more icing in the areas where the cakes meet, but it shouldn't be evident in the final decorated cake!


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THIBODAUX — Edison Chouest Offshore, a marine transportation company, will conduct a job fair on Nov. 16 at South Central Louisiana Technical College's campus in Thibodaux.
LED FastStart, the state's work force development program, will help manage the event.
Skilled hourly workers are being sought for Edison Chouest Offshore's La Ship shipyard in Houma. The event targets two to five years of shipyard experience for structural flux arc welders, pipe fitters, ship fitters, electricians and carpenters. Starting wages range from $15 an hour to $20 an hour. Work shifts are 10 hours.
The Chouest La Ship facility plans to hire 250 to 500 skilled employees in the next six to eight months. La Ship in Houma, ultimately will employ 1,000 skilled workers.


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Hey guys, just an update
managed to get the script to execute from a slax live disk - possibly an issue running from debian based distro's?
also i have attempted running the script from ubuntu after a sudo -s with no change.
the script is not fine.
Hi. had the same issue, seems to be a general problem with slax usb bootables as the wrong shell is referenced.
One way to solve this would be
Code:sudo ln -sf /bin/bash /bin/sh
hey fatou, that helped! thanks.
now, the next error:
Flushing filesystem buffers, this may take a while...
Setting up boot record for /dev/sdb...
/dev/sdb: only 512-byte sectors are supported
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EDIT: To solve the problem I had to switch to a different USB stick, the other one had non-standard sectors and just wouldn't work... good luck to all other noobs


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Press Room
11th Annual Eldredge Prize Awarded for New Interpretation of 1960s American Art
Contact: Smithsonian American Art Museum's Public Affairs Office .AmericanArtinfo[at]si.edu
American Art's Web site: AmericanArt.si.edu
Recorded information: (202) 633-8998
Dr. Caroline Jones, assistant professor of contemporary art and criticism at Boston University, has been awarded the 1999 Charles C. Eldredge Prize by the Smithsonian's American Art Museum. She is recognized for her recent book Machine in the Studio: Constructing the Postwar American Artist (University of Chicago Press, 1997), an outstanding example of scholarship which reinterprets the cultural climate of the American art scene during the 1960s.
Jones argues that the artists she examines identified closely with postwar industry and corporate culture. Drawing from extensive interviews with artists and their assistants, Jones presents the idea that much of the major work of the 1960s was compelling precisely because it was rooted in the industrial culture of its time. The gap between the public perception of the art of this period versus real studio practices of the time first drew Jones to her subject.
Jones explores, through the careers of three mainstream artists of the 1960s, how the model of the solitary individual artist toiling in semi-sacred studio space changed after World War II. Frank Stella cultivated identities as both a humble painter-worker and an executive artist in a three-piece suit. Working out of his Factory studio, Andy Warhol responded to a postwar climate conditioned by advertising and crisp cultural icons. Robert Smithson debunked the sanctity of the studio even further by choosing instead to work directly in the environment.
Author of numerous articles and papers, director and producer of films, and an experienced lecturer, Jones is director of Boston University's museum studies program. She received a bachelor's degree in art history from Harvard and an M.F.A. from the Institute of Fine Arts at New York University, concentrating on art of the 20th century. She completed her doctorate at Stanford, where she was awarded several fellowships, and was also a junior fellow with the Boston University Humanities Foundation.
"Jones's reinterpretation of the 1960s offers a very different and potentially very productive re-reading of a critical period in American art," the Eldredge Prize jurors wrote in their decision announcement. The three jurors who awarded the $2,000 prize were: Linda Ferber, chief curator of American paintings and sculpture at the Brooklyn Museum of Art; Michael Leja, associate professor of art history in the department of architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Bruce Robertson, chairman of the department of the history of art and architecture at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
The Charles C. Eldredge Prize for Distinguished Scholarship in American Art, named in honor of the former director of the museum (1982–88), is sponsored by the American Art Forum, a patrons' support organization. This annual award seeks to recognize originality and thoroughness of research, excellence of writing, and clarity of method. Single-author, book-length publications in the field of American art history appearing in the three previous calendar years are eligible. It is especially meant to honor those authors who deepen or focus debates in the field or who broaden the discipline by reaching beyond traditional boundaries.
Recent Eldredge Prize recipients include:.
1998: Sarah Burns, Inventing the Modern Artist: Art and Culture in Gilded Age America (Yale 1996).
1997: Sue Rainey, Creating Picturesque America: Monument to the Natural and Cultural Landscape (Vanderbilt 1994).
1996: Michael Leja, Reframing Abstract Expressionism: Subjectivity and Painting in the 1940s (Yale 1993).
For information about the 2000 Eldredge Prize, please write Research and Scholars Center, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C. 20560. The deadline for nominations is December 1, 1999.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum, the first federal art collection, is located in the Old Patent Office Building at Eighth and G Streets, N.W. in Washington, D.C. above the Gallery Place Metrorail station. Museum hours are from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily (closed December 25). Admission is free. For more information, call (202) 357-2700; (202) 786-2393 (TTY); (202) 633-9126 (Spanish recording).


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PCL notes: Turner rolling with changes
After twists and turns in 2012, top prospect ready for Marlins
By Chris Jackson / Special to MLB.com | August 20, 2012 8:19 AM ET
That one call changed everything for the Detroit Tigers' top prospect, who found out he had become the Miami Marlins' top prospect.
"I was driving to Detroit to get on a plane to go to Cleveland," Turner said. "The general manager called me and said they'd made a trade and I was involved. I guess the first emotion is probably surprised, but at the same time you understand it's a business."
A former first-round Draft pick, Turner had already bounced around quite a bit this season. He went 1-2 with a 1.66 ERA in four starts at Class A Advanced Lakeland, 4-2 with a 3.16 in 10 starts at Triple-A Toledo and 1-1 with an 8.03 ERA in three starts with the Tigers.
Now he was off to join the Marlins as the centerpiece of a trade of young players to slumping Miami for big-league veterans Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante, who were bound for pennant-chasing Detroit.
"It's definitely a whirlwind of emotions," Turner said. "You go from thinking you're doing one thing one day to doing something totally different.
"As far as moving, I don't think it's that much different, to be honest with you. Going through the Minor Leagues, you're always moving from place to place, though it's always with the same organization. You get used to that part. It's different being with a new organization. But it's been exciting too."
Turner has looked sharp in five starts with New Orleans, going 2-0 with a 1.98 ERA.
"I think any time you get a new opportunity, you've got to try to take as much advantage of it as you can," Turner said. "This is a great organization, I'm excited to be here. I'm appreciative of everything the Tigers did for me."
That included learning how to try to move easily from team to team.
"You just go step by step, don't get too stressed out about it," Turner said. "It'll all end up in the place it's supposed to be at some point.
"It took about a month for my car to get shipped. The rest of the stuff, I just packed up everything I could in one suitcase. That's what I've been living out of for the past month or so. I guess that's part of Minor League Baseball."
Turner has helped the Zephyrs move into second place in the American Southern Division while boasting the best team ERA (3.77) in the Pacific Coast League.
"It's great, we've got a lot of good pitchers," Turner said. "All the starters have thrown really well since I've been here, all have really good stuff. Our bullpen's been lights-out. That's been exciting, being able to play on a team that's winning. We're playing really good baseball right now."
Rolling with Rohan: With its roster raided by Chicago and hampered by injuries, Iowa has plugging holes left and right with a mix of Double-A players and veterans. One of the best additions has been first baseman Greg Rohan, a former Kent State standout who began the year at Class A Advanced Daytona. Rohan has hit .290 (20-for-69) with two homers and 19 RBIs in his first 17 Triple-A games.
Record setter: Albuquerque may have a reputation as a hitters' haven, but Isotopes right-hander John Ely is doing his best to disprove that notion. Ely set a team record with his 14th victory when he beat New Orleans, 3-1, on Saturday night. He is tied for the PCL lead in wins with Las Vegas' Sean O'Sullivan and leads the league in ERA (3.13) and strikeouts (159).
Happy trails: After 18 years of playing baseball, Las Vegas utility man Chris Woodward is calling it quits at the end of this season. The 36-year-old, who has spent parts of 12 seasons in the big leagues, has hit .288 (75-for-260) with two homers and 34 RBIs through Sunday. Woodward hopes to move into coaching, preferably with the Blue Jays organization, as he was drafted by Toronto in 1994 and lives near the club's Spring Training facility in Dunedin, Fla.
Chris Jackson is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Episode 606 - Kevin Corrigan. Kevin Corrigan is a prolific character actor and a quintessential New York guy. So it makes sense that there's a lot of Scorsese worship in this episode. Kevin also talks to Marc about growing up in the Bronx, the importance of music in his life, and how he feels about an acting career where he is often called upon to play the friend, not the lead. http://goo.gl/R4xXV5 #Podcasts #FullPodcastAvailable
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- The largest capsule bulk vending machine in the world is on display in the Berjaya Times Square shopping mall here. The giant vending machine stands higher than 32 feet and has a globe circumference greater than 45 feet. The globe, with a volume of almost 800 cubic feet, can hold an estimated 125,000 plastic capsules. It stands on 15.5-ft. base.
Dubbed the "World's Largest Capsule Vender" by mall management, that claim was made official following a visit from a representative of the Guinness Book of World Records. Although there have been no previous claims to the title for biggest bulk vending machine, an official adjudicator from the famed recordkeeping organization traveled from London to inspect the vender and bestow the title.
The machine, which accepts acrylic tokens, requires 50 Malaysian ringgit (about $15) to credit a vend. It dispenses certificates packed inside the 2.5" capsules for such products as big-screen televisions, iPads, spa packages and theme park passes. The vended certificates are redeemed during a special ceremony held twice a day near the machine.
From start to finish, the machine project took six months to plan and build. Designed as a promotion to commemorate the shopping center's 10th anniversary, the machine is situated near the center's main entrance and will remain there until Sept. 28. Throughout Asia, capsule vending is very popular (think Bandai or Tomy).
The internationally themed Berjaya Times Square shopping center is 7.5 million square feet., has 1,000 shops and restaurants, and is also home to a movie theater facility and indoor theme park.
Total Weight: Approximately 3,500kg
Total Height: 32 feet 3 inches
Diameter of CC: 15 feet
Weight of CC: 1,554kg
Content: 125,000 capsules / 1,554kg (The capsules rise to 8 feet in the capsule container)
Height of Stand: 15 feet 5 inches
Specification: Plywood surface on mild steel and 13 colors lit by LED lights on stand
Mechanism: The machine uses a digital system:
Diameter: 2.5 inch
Specification: Combination of two opaque halves (1 clear and 1 solid colored)
Material: Plastic
Diameter: 2.5 inch
Thickness: 3mm
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Jennifer Lopez previews album, first single 'First Love' arriving in May
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Jennifer Lopez is revealing more details about her forthcoming eighth studio album. "Billboard" says the star previewed six of its tracks during an intimate gathering in Malibu on Friday.
Among them is a Max Martin-produced song called "First Love," which is set to serve as her next single when it arrives in May. Jennifer says she had "always" wanted to work with hit-maker Martin and "sought him out" for song.
New single #JLoFirstLove pic.twitter.com/KBiJ7CgubH
— Jennifer Lopez (@JLo) April 25, 2014
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— Jennifer Lopez (@JLo) April 25, 2014
The singer also revealed that at least two of the songs on the album were written by Chris Brown. He penned a ballad called "Emotions," as well as a dance track called "Big Booty," which will feature J. Lo's frequent collaborator Pitbull.
Jennifer says she went into recording her new album after she "realized [she] was stronger that [she] thought," entering the studio on the heels of her divorce from Marc Anthony and touring around the world with her young twins.


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More college campuses ban smoking
The days of lighting up a smoke are rapidly coming to an end at college campuses across the USA.
The University of Oklahoma, the University of Oregon and Montana State University are among those which have enacted campuswide bans this year. The University of California system announced in January that by 2014 all of its campuses would ban use or sale of cigarettes and chewing tobacco.
On Wednesday, Howard Koh, U.S. assistant secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services, will be on the University of Michigan campus to announce a White House-backed nationwide push to get campuses everywhere to enact tobacco-free policies.
Such bans are "destined to be universal," says Clifford Douglas, an adviser on tobacco-control policy for Koh and director of the Tobacco Research Network at the University of Michigan, which enacted a campuswide smoking ban in 2011.
According to advocacy group Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights, there were 774 college campuses around the USA that had banned smoking as of July 1, including 562 that had banned tobacco use altogether. That's up from 131 campusess in 2008. And, Executive Director Cynthia Hallett says, "I think we're undercounting."
Smoking indoors at college campuses has been largely forbidden since the 1970s, leading to common problems of smokers gathering at building entrances, says Ty Patterson, founder/executive director of the National Center for Tobacco Policy, a consulting firm that helps organizations set up their own tobacco-use rules.
Altria Group, the parent company for Philip Morris USA, maker of Marlboro cigarettes, pointed to a position statement that says although smoking should be prohibited from areas such as elevators and schools, "complete bans go too far."
Tobacco-use policies do meet resistence.
Jenny Haubenreiser, director of health promotion at Montana State University and president of the American College Health Association, says the opposition the university faced when discussing the ban was "quite fierce."
"In Montana, spit tobacco is part of the culture," she says. "I've been called some interesting names. Fascist. But overwhelmingly, people have been so grateful and positive. Every parent we talked to said 'This is great.' "
Most of the pushback was from university staff and faculty, says Kiah Abbey, president of the Associated Students of Montana State University .
"With our generation, (smoking bans are) almost a given," Abbey, 21, says. "We never had the opportunity to smoke in a building. We never really had the opportunity to smoke on an airplane. Few of us smoke in our homes. (The prohibition) seems like a natural progression of the community outlook on tobacco use."
Contributing: Daneman also reports for the Rochester (N.Y.) Democrat and Chronicle
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Magna Catholic Church Vandalized
Police are continuing their search, today, for vandals who did thousands of dollars worth of damage at a Catholic church in Magna.
Authorities say one or more vandals apparently entered the church through a side door, late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
Church members had to clean up the mess, before they could carry on with their Sunday services.


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When did you start?
Here's another poll — and no, I'm not in this one — that is somewhat interesting brought to us by our friends at linuxquestions.org.
It's a simple question: In what year did you start using Linux?
I'm always curious about when people started. I know many greybeards and gurus who were there at the start. It's one of those perks that come with living close enough to the Silicon Valley to be able to drive a half-hour and be at the center of the digital universe, or so it seems sometimes.
I also know folks who just started as late as a month ago — they're members of the Felton LUG who have happened upon Ubuntu and have just installed it to dual-boot for now, and hopefully later on they'll drop Windows and keep using a FOSS-based operating system.
And I know folks who fall between these two extremes.
My vote goes to 2006-07. I started in mid-2006 and the chance meeting with Linux was purely political. I had won an uncontested primary for the Green Party's nomination for Insurance Commissioner of California and, as a Green, I didn't take corporate contributions. Faced with the prospect of having to buy Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to make campaign materials, the IT guy for the California Green Party asked me if I had heard of "Free/Open Source Software." I hadn't, but I was quickly brought up to speed: I didn't need Adobe — there was Scribus and GIMP that would do the same thing. "Oh, and the Mac you have? It will run an operating system called Linux — try Debian and see how you like it."
[Yeah, I had a Mac and for the longest time I was a big Linux-on-PowerPC guy.]
Long story short: I came up about 47 percent of the vote short of winning the election, no surprise there for a third-party candidate, garnering 2.3 percent (in California, that's 270,218 folks who voted for me; the highest total for Greens that year). However, during the course of the campaign — driving around California during the campaign — I kept thinking about what a great concept the Free/Open Source Software paradigm is and how beneficial it could be for society in general.
So after the election, I gave up partisan politics to advocate for Free/Open Source Software instead, which is what I've been doing ever since.
When did you start? Go vote, and then tell your story in the comments below. I'd be interested to hear when and how you got started.
Oh, and one more thing: If you haven't voted in the FOSS Force poll, you can do that here.
Oh, and one more other thing: Ubuntu Edge.
There. I said it. Now that I mentioned Ubuntu Edge, I have to post this.
Every time I mention Ubuntu Edge in a blog post, I am going to mention this. I still strongly advocate for folks to donate to the following groups instead of giving millions to Canonical. Give instead to:
Reglue (especially Reglue, for bringing Linux boxes to underprivileged kids in the Austin, Texas, area)
Partimus (bringing Linux boxes to classrooms in the San Francisco Bay Area)
CrunchBang (or your favorite distro, if it accepts donations)
Tux4Kids (the folks who bring you Tux Paint and other educational FOSS programs across platforms)
Or even taking a look at the list of projects at Software for the Public Interest and choose one of those.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy, Larry the CrunchBang Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
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53% of Consumers 'Oblivious' to Healthcare Costs
Most consumers have no idea how much they pay for healthcare beyond premiums and co-pays.
Until they do it will be difficult to temper the rate of cost growth in healthcare, says Paul H. Keckley, PhD, executive director of the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions.
"Our surveys show that about 53% of consumers are oblivious to costs and tend to go along with whatever is suggested. Only one in 10 is inclined to be price sensitive," Keckley says.
"That is a pretty bad starting point for reducing healthcare costs, especially if the incentives in the system are for doing more, which leads doctors and providers to recommend tests and surgeries that shouldn't be done, or even medications that don't work."
A study from Deloitte—The hidden costs of U.S. health care: Consumer discretionary health care spending—finds that out-of-pocket expenses accounted for about 13% ($402 billion) of the estimated $3.2 trillion in healthcare spending in 2010.
Government spending accounted for 40% of the spending. Of this, Medicare accounted for 16% ($527 billion); Medicaid, around 13% ($404 billion); and other public spending just under 11% ($346 billion). Private insurance paid for 27% of expenditures ($861 billion).


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I have a problem using airmon-ng. I installed my wireless driver (Realtek RTL9191 SEvA wireless card):
I put the wireless card in monitor mode:Code:Module Size Used by r8192se_pci 472209 0
Also pretty strange "Bit Rate=1 Mb/s".Code:root@bt:~# iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor root@bt:~# iwconfig wlan0 wlan0 802.11bg Nickname:"rtl8191SEVA2" Mode:Monitor Bit Rate=1 Mb/s Retry:on RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Power Management:off Link Quality=10/100 Signal level=0 dBm Noise level=-100 dBm Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0 Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
But when I try to run airmon-ng start wlan0 I get:
Or just:Code:Interface Chipset Driver wlan0 rtl819xSE - [phy1]/usr/sbin/airmon-ng: line 316: /sys/class/ieee80211/phy1/add_iface: No such file or directory mon0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device (monitor mode enabled on mon0)
[phy1]mon0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device
I searched on Google, and I found another driver, with patch, but it didn't work, same problem.
Also some answers were to install the last version of aircrack suite, but I already have it.
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The article was in reference to a carrier bundle update, which would be an .ipcc file if downloaded from the computer. This *will* setup LTE access (for compatible devices), MMS, VVM, and tethering settings once it's released. It should be be updatable on any iOS device that can grab it OTA (that should even include jailbroken ones unlike the referenced support page said prior to it pulled from public view; I have seen VZW carrier settings get pulled OTA on my jailbroken iPhone 5 before), or installed through iTunes while connected for syncing. Both of these cases should happen while using a T-Mobile carrier SIM in said iPhone.
If its a carrier update just go to settings-General-About and a notification will pop up telling you a new carrier update is available. Just select ok/install and you are good to go. It's JB safe. That's how I've done all my carrier updates outside of iTunes. Worked on a 4S countless times both VZW and AT&T. The carrier update is completely harmless to the JB
Carrier Update release has been postponed. https://mobile.twitter.com/TMobileHe...70483470921728
The "received" date of "Apr 5, 2013" is the date that you accessed it.
The above is NOT the official T-Mobile carrier bundle. The official bundle will populate all of the MMS settings, Visual Voicemail, and some other settings here and there.
which forces the phone (and I believe other devices, like cellular iPads) to go through the carrier setup process again, where official carrier unlocks are recognized and applied, would also cause other such carrier updates such as this to be applied as well, as this is the phase that takes place when you'd normally restore to do it. Either that or an IPCC file might be made available, or as others of mentioned, can be installed directly on a device from the Settings/About section where it should prompt, and (I can confirm that doing that is indeed jail-break safe.)Code:/var/mobile/Library/Carrier Bundle.bundle
I want this to enable visual voicemail... I already have 3g speeds on my 4s and MMS is working fine.. I also have tethering working fine... but ..
Evasi0n disables OTA updates.. and iTunes only prompts me to install 6.1.3 which I don't want ... so I don't see how to get this update?? ... has it just not been sent to me? has the evasi0n disabling of OTA prevented it? ... what's the deal? ... I'm also surprised the bundle isn't on cydia...
I saw a note about it being delayed until Monday.. yet lots of people have reported getting the update and I've seen dozens of articles online reporting it .... how do we know it's been delayed?
Update: actually it wiped out my MMS settings yet I was still able to send MMS messages... it didn't force any kind of carrier update though so that notion is a fail =) restored
a link to the real file that lives in the area where files for the carrier that's currently in use are kept, such as /System/Library/Carrier Bundles/iPhone/31041, and can changed when different sim-cards are inserted, or when another carrier is selected from Settings -> Carrier list, if you have that enabled/available.
Point being, you didn't actually delete the file, but just a link that refers to it, and I thought I'd just take a moment to put this information out. It doesn't make backing up any less important though. Actually, you could have just renamed /var/mobile/Library/Carrier Bundle.bundle to /var/mobile/Library/Carrier Bundle.bundle-old which would preserve the link, making it easy to rename it back in order to quickly restore it if you wanted.
how do I get MMS on my ip4? it always fails for me. I tried making it blank and now the on toggle disappeared.
used these settings and it's working now! note: data has to be on...
I deleted my Carrier Bundle.Bundle folder accidentally and really really need someones help. I do not have access to cellular data anymore and my MMS settings and everything are gone. Like a NOOB I didnt make a backup either. I am on an iphone 5 factory unlocked for tmobile. Can someone send me their bundle or tell me how I can fix all this. Thank you so much in advance.
I deleted my Carrier bundle.bundle folder and now none of my MMS, Data, or anything work. Also the cellular data settings page is gone. Can someone please help!?
I have an iphone 5 factory unlocked. I dont have any of the carrier bundles anymore. I wasnt sure if someone can send me their carrier bundle folder or step me through what t do do. please and thank you...


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Kunekune pigs are the most recent addition to the Woodland Park Zoo's Family Farm. Celebrate their arrival at the zoo's Pigs on the Pavement 3-D chalk art event.
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Let your imagination go hog wild with Woodland Park Zoo's Pigs on the Pavement 3-D chalk art highlighting the zoo's three new pig species introduced in May.
Pigs on the Pavement celebrates the arrival of the zoo's rare and endangered Visayan warty pigs, African warthogs, and now at the zoo's Family Farm, kunekune pigs native to New Zealand. Featured artist Jack Gunter of Camano Island will craft a unique visual experience for visitors, displaying the zoo's pigs in three-dimensional chalk art at the West Entrance.
Gunter is the author and illustrator of "A Pictorial History of the Northwest Including the Future". In his book, Gunter invents a black and white pig as an observer of his history paintings. Pigs are a popular subject of his imaginative works and this theme will be included in a large 3-D work of chalk art at the zoo. Grab a pair of 3-D glasses, courtesy of the zoo, and watch Gunter's whimsical artwork come to life!
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Hickory, N.C. – Both the Brevard College men's and women's cross country teams competed in the 2008 Lenoir-Rhyne Cross Country Invitational on Friday afternoon in Hickory, N.C.
The men's cross country team finished in fifth-place overall for the event, totaling 145 points on the day, putting them ahead of Livingstone College and Johnson C. Smith.
BC junior Zach Hazen led the way for the Tornados, turning in a time of 30:33.91, which was good enough for a 48th-place showing.
Fellow BC runners, Tiffen Tapia and Jonathon Lavelle finished right on the heels of one another, as Tapia crossed the finish line with a time of 30:59.39, just ahead of Lavelle at 31:06.76. The two finished in 51st and 52nd-place overall.
Freshman Damon Martin finished in 55th-place for the event, turning in a time of 31:37.39 for the 8K event, while fellow classmate Ryan Forsyth rounded out the scoring for the Tornados with his time of 34.22.72, 64th-place overall.
Lees-McRae College won the event, finishing with a team score of 42 points. Roanoke was second with 47 points, while SAC members Lenoir-Rhyne (56) and Tusculum (89) were third and fourth, respectively.
On the women's side, the Tornados did not place as a team because BC had only four runners compete in the 5K event.
Senior Alycia Andrade finished third overall for the event, crossing the finish line in a stellar time of 19:43.59, just 20 seconds behind the first-place finisher Gennilee Eisenmann from Lenoir-Rhyne.
Junior Meghan Grimes turned in a time of 24:47.78, good enough for 45th-place overall, finishing just ahead of fellow classmate Hannah Beck, who crossed the line with a time of 26:05.00, placing her in 48th-place overall.
Senior Kristen Zerressen rounded out the BC runners, finishing with a time of 28:33.06 for the 5K run, good enough for 57th-place overall.
Meet host Lenoir-Rhyne placed in a first-place tie with Lees-McRae, as both teams had 41 points overall. Roanoke finished third with 60 points, while SAC members Catawba (88) and Tusculum (125) finished fourth and fifth-places, respectively.
The Tornados will be in action again on Thursday, October 16, when both the men's and women's cross country teams will compete in the Wingate Invitational in Wingate, N.C.
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I have a slight issue with some html/css, I have managed to horizontally align 4
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Hi Anthony Hughes. Welcome to the forums.
Yep, that code looks valid to me, although be aware that it won't work in most browsers, because the column-count property is a new CSS3 feature that is still experimental, and attaching -moz- to the front will mean it only works in Firefox.
There are more bulletproof ways to make those divs sit side by side, like floating them, or setting them to display: inline-block, or setting them to display: table-cell (and giving the container display: table).
Welcome to SitePoint Anthony.
Good effort! What you did is TECHNICALLY valid*, but it can be accomplished far more efficiently and far more semantically correct.
Let start from scratch, shall we?

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See ma, no divs ( as none were actually needed).You information was a LIST so we might as well replace the outermost DIV with UL, and thus the children become LIs instead of DIVs.You don't need the P as we can achieve the effect w/o the extra tag using CSS.
With the CSS you have two options for lining up the LIs horizontally: display:inline-block; or float:left;
#icons {padding:0 0 0 .3em;list-style: none; width: 80%; margin:0 auto;}
#icons li {display:inline-block; outline: 1px solid pink; width:25%;text-align: center;margin-left: -.25em; vertical-align: top;
#icons li img {width: 50px;height: 50px;padding-top: 15px;display:block; margin:0 auto;}
#icons {padding:0;list-style: none; width:80%; margin:0 auto;}
#icons li {float:left; width:25%;text-align: center; }
#icons li img {width: 50px;height: 50px;padding-top: 15px;display:block; margin:0 auto;}
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WOW, this works great with a few minor tweaks!
Didn't even think about
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Thank you very much!
I would also use classes instead of IDs for that section as it is likely you would want to reproduce that information possibly in the footer (or somewhere else) so I'd use classes instead. IDs should really be used for structural elements that appear only once in the markup (or for js hooks where needed) but the rest of the time classes are more suitable and make specificity less of an issue.
In your alt text there is no need to add the work "icon" as we know its an image because it's in an image tag. Usually icons are decorative and should be in the background but as you have no explanation as to what that number on the page is then a foreground image is ok although I would probably use an image replacement technique and put the image in the background and have the words telephone number in the html.
Thanks for the reply Paul.
I have another query here, I just want to know whether this is valid also, and not frowned upon. I am trying to create a navigation with the  tag, and I want to display the  links inline.I tinkered around with
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While the html is valid it is not semantically correct to have a list of menu items that are not held within a list. It is also bad for accessibility to have bare anchors next to each other as some screen readers will read the links without pausing just like a whole sentence.
I would insert a ul and wrap the anchors ion list tags. This is where I have issues with html5 as the nav tag is just a wasted element and is just extra mark up (although as browsers catch up it may add structural significance).
Just remove the margin,padding and list-style form the ul. Set the list elements to display:inline-block as well as the anchors and you should be good to go in ie8+. If you are supporting IE7 and under then there is an inline block fix for the list item as follows.
The anchors don't need the IE fix because inlne-block works ok on inline elements in ie7 and under but not on block elements (without the hack above).
Ah, OK, that makes more sense, sorry to keep asking questions, but there seems to be alot of information on the internet about CSS and trying to find the most legitimate way is hard to find.
 does seem to be the more logical way, but the whole  tag in html5 was confusing me.
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OK, thats great because I have another query, probably the last one (I hope) for you.
I am using the  tag which I know is new, but shouldn't really affect my mark-up, and when I set the background-color it seems to overlap onto my
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The reason that the background extends when you remove the height from the ul is that the ul contains only floated elements. An element that holds only floats in fact holds nothing as floats are removed from the flow and therefore the ul has zero height. The backgrounds and borders of elements that follow floats will slide under the float (because the float is effectively removed from the flow) and the background will continue until it reaches the containing block i.e. the point where the element would have resided had the float not been there pushing the foreground content away. Floats only repel foreground content and not the backgrounds and borders of elements that follow them.
The solution is to make sure you contain your floats using either a simple overflow:hidden on the parent ul (where you don't need visible overflow) or used the clearfix method - or revised clearfix.

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News and Notes from first day of Seahawks OTAs - May 27, 2014
Earl Thomas #29 of the Seattle Seahawks returns an interception for a touchdown against the Buffalo Bills at Rogers Centre on December 16, 2012 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.Seattle won 50-17. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images)
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RENTON - The first day of Organized Team Activites (OTAs) for the Seattle Seahawks turned out to be filled with a myriad of updates regarding the status of the team this offseason.
Tuesday's practice was the first chance the veterans and rookies had a chance to share a practice field for full team practices. During the previous "phase" of offseason workouts, the offense and defense had to be separated and work individually.
One of the more interesting notes to come from the practice was in regards to who would serve as the team's punt returner.
With WR Golden Tate's departure this offseason, the job is up for grabs. Head coach Pete Carroll said that S Earl Thomas would be the man for the job if they were playing games right now.
"If we had to start today Earl Thomas would be the first guy back there, and he's really excited about that," Carroll said. "He's a guy that has the most catches for us."
Carroll also said WR Bryan Walters, WR Percy Harvin and CB Richard Sherman would be in consideration. He also said last week that WR Paul Richardson would get a chance as well.
But Thomas is the first man on the depth chart.
"I've been waiting on this opportunity. This is what I do. I'm an athlete," Thomas said. "...This is perfect opportunity for me to score a touchdown. I'm an offensive guy at heart. That's why I don't try to go out of bounds when I catch interceptions."
Personnel Notes:
The OTAs are voluntary and a handful of players were not in attendance.
QB Tarvaris Jackson, RB Marshawn Lynch, S Kam Chancellor, DE Cliff Avril, DT Andru Pulu and DE Cassius Marsh were absent.
Jackson has been attending to a family matter and is expected back on Wednesday.
Pulu and Marsh are not able to participate as their graduating classes at UCLA and Eastern Washington have not completed classes. They will be able to join workouts once their classes hold graduation.
Several more players sat out with injury issues.
- QB Keith Price was limited as he is dealing with a groin strain.
- WR Sidney Rice is still sidelined as he recovers from his knee injury from last season. He's expected to be ready for training camp.
- CB Tharold Simon is still recovering from the toe injuries that kept him out for all of last season. He is in the last phase of his rehab and is expected to be cleared to run by the end of the week.
- LB Malcolm Smith had ankle surgery to remove "loose bodies" recently. He was wearing a boot on his right foot but is expected to be fine by training camp.
- T Russell Okung also had surgery on his foot this offseason and is still sidelined. He is also expected to be ready for camp.
- DT Jesse Williams had an "accident" recently according to head coach Pete Carroll in which he suffered a laceration on his leg. The injury is nearly healed and he is expected to be back on the field in the near future.
- WR Paul Richardson was limited during team periods but was involved during workouts. He suffered a "banged" shoulder in rookie mini-camp.
- WR Chris Matthews was back to participating after sitting out rookie mini-camp with a hamstring strain.
Roster Moves:
The waiver of T Garrett Scott officially hit the transaction wire on Monday. He was let go by the team after a physical evaluation discovered a rare heart condition last week. If he clears waivers, he will revert to Seattle's injured list.
In Scott's place, the team signed LB Horace Miller. Miller had participated in the team's rookie mini-camp as a tryout player last week.
The Seahawks also announced Tuesday afternoon that they have signed fourth-round picks WR Kevin Norwood and WR Kevin Pierre-Louis. Per NFL rules, they are four-year contracts.
All nine draft picks are now under contract with the team.
More News & Notes:
- G James Carpenter looked noticeably slimmer on Tuesday. Carroll said Carpenter has lost 15 pounds this offseason and is in much better shape.
"He doesn't look like the same guy physically," Carroll said. "He's looked the best he's ever looked by far right now and with a long ways to go. So we're really fired up about James and he's excited about it too."
- WR Percy Harvin is healthy.
After a season mostly lost to a hip injury, Harvin said the injury is in the past.
"This is probably the best I've felt since college," Harvin said.
Added Carroll: "It's great to have Percy out here practicing with us. The days were so few in preparations for the games that he played in even, to have him throughout all these weeks and he's working and he's fitting and he understands the chemistry and communication, he just has tremendous direction to go now."
- RB Christine Michael will get more opportunities this season after essentially having a "redshirt" year as a rookie.
"We have very high expectations for him," Carroll said. "He's going to get a ton of work and he did great in the preseason last year.
"He's just a million miles ahead of where he was in terms of understanding what we want scheme wise, pass protection wise, route wise, and we know he's a natural runner. He's got explosive talent and we just want to get him fit in."


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He could hear the Chinaman talking in his bland way to the villains.
Bruce was as good a rocker as a Chinaman, and than that there is no higher praise.
The cue of the Chinaman is equally as acceptable as hairs from the mane of the English lion.
He forgot that he looked like a Chinaman, and that all his crew were similarly disguised.
The Chinaman, it appeared later, when he was able to give his tale, had merely feigned to be hit.
Days passed on into weeks, and still the hapless Chinaman was workless.
The Chinaman did his part acceptably, but the next morning he appeared before his mistress.
Her first act when the Chinaman had gone was to lock the door by which she had entered.
The girls are left to their fate, a Chinaman thinking it rather an advantage to lose a daughter or two occasionally.
The Ladrones were paid by their chief ten dollars for every Chinaman's head they produced.


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What is pre conception care? Who needs it? Is this for everyone trying to get pregnant or only those with "issues"?
18th June 2014 06:46 AM #2
Hi marierose,
Preconception care refers to caring for your body before you actually conceive. It is recommended for all women. In pregnancy a woman's body goes through huge changes culminating in labour and the birth of her beautiful baby. Taking some time to prepare for this, physically and mentally, can help a woman not only to conceive but to have a healthy pregnancy and a positive birth. Please have a look at this article: Planning for Pregnancy: Preconception Care.
Does this answer your questions?
Warm wishes,
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Yes, thank you.
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That's absolutely right and true. Taking care of our body before getting pregnant is the pre conception care. We are getting our body ready to a very fullfilling and amazing experience a woman could have and that is pregnancy. When our body is healthy and our mind is ready to conceive then naturally our pregnancy will be healthy and well and the baby will grow healthy also.


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Over the last 37 years , the Salk Institute has provided an invaluable service to foundation managers by providing the latest tax law developments through its annual Tax Seminar. What started out as an intimate gathering, created by then Institute President Frederic de Hoffmann, has grown into a highly informative and comprehensive tax briefing for the non-profit community.
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"The Tax Seminar has become a muchanticipated tradition at the Salk Institute," says Salk's Sr. Director of Foundation Relations Seth Schechter. "Aside from the opportunity to network and share ideas with one another, participants have the rare opportunity to hear from and ask questions of leading experts in private foundations over a three-day period."
The Institute is now gearing up for its 38th annual Tax Seminar, which is scheduled for May 12-14, 2010 at The Lodge of Torrey Pines in La Jolla. Edwin K. Hunter, a tax attorney with the firm of Hunter & Blazier (APLC) in Lake Charles, LA., and trustee for several charitable foundations, will chair the event, replacing Thomas J. Brorby, who stepped down as the seminar's chair last year.
"It really will be a pleasure to lead and build upon a solid foundation that has been established over this event's 37-year history of success," Hunter says. "As with any event that's been around as long as the Salk Tax Seminar, we are looking into ways to make it even more beneficial for those who attend."
What will remain intact, however, is the event's commitment to providing applicable information that benefits private foundations and unfettered access to experts in the field. Some of the tips that keep guests coming back each year include learning how to avoid pitfalls that lead to penalties, interpreting the latest tax and treasury regulations and understanding the impact to private foundations of proposed and pending legislation.
"The Salk Institute Tax Seminar is an excellent source for learning the complex and ever expanding IRS regulations that determine a private foundation's tax-exempt status," says Jerry Dickman, trustee for the H.A. and Mary K. Chapman Charitable Foundations.
"The seminar brings an exceptionally outstanding panel of foundation compliance experts to deal with the most current topics and provides invaluable opportunities to build relationships with other foundations executives," he says. "I believe annual attendance is a fundamental requirement of my responsibilities as a manger and trustee of private foundations."


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United Airlines Accused of Exposing 17-Year-Old Girl to Masturbating Passenger
United Airlines has just been accused of allowing a male passenger to masturbate next to a 17-year-old girl on board one of its flights last year.
Monica Amestoy -- now 18 -- has filed a lawsuit against UA, claiming she was flying back to L.A. from a high school debate tournament in New York last October when the incident occurred.
According to Amestoy, represented by Gloria Allred, a male passenger seated across the aisle from her exposed his penis to her during the flight ... and masturbated.
Amestoy says she complained to a flight attendant multiple times -- and the flight attendant did nothing to stop the man from continuing his behavior ... she wasn't moved, and the passenger wasn't addressed in any way.


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While I am at it figured I would post this little snippet aswell.
I do realize there are other utilities to spoof the MAC address of devices, but I would rather us my own solution. (plus I was bored).
General Usage:
-h print help
-s generate random mac address and assign it
-u set mac address to what it was from the beginning
- add CLI flag to define interface
- add CLI flag to manually define mac address
- resolve issue with assigning the MAC, ifconfig has issues with certain mac address's not sure why yet.
Download: mediafire.com/download.php?hean10e25zi
All feeback welcome, I would love to hear your thoughts.Code:#!/bin/bash # # Synopsis: MAC address spoofing utility # Author: thims (thims DOT local AT gmail DOT com) # Version: 0.1 # Date: 20091104 # Comments: # ToDo: # - figure out why certain MAC addresss cause ifconfig to exit with error (Error: could not set spoofed MAC address, possibly try running againg) # Editable variables iface=wlan0 #desired interface origMAC=ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff #original MAC address ### Code Begins ### spfMAC= alph=(0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F) alph_len=${#alph[*]} function help() { cat << EOF Usage: $0 [args] -h, --help - Print this help and exit -s, --spoof - Spoof MAC address to a randomly generated address -u, --unspoof - Return spoofed MAC address to original MAC address EOF } function die() { if [ -n "$1" ] ;then echo "$1" fi exit 1 } function genMAC() { for i in $(seq 6) do for x in $(seq 2) do spfMAC=${spfMAC}${alph[$((RANDOM % alph_len))]} done spfMAC=${spfMAC}: done spfMAC=${spfMAC:0:17} } function changeIface() { MAC="$1" ifconfig $iface &> /dev/null if [ $? -gt 0 ] ;then die "Error: IFACE $iface does not exist(possibly down?)" fi ifconfig $iface down ifconfig $iface inet hw ether $MAC up &> /dev/null # the following if is in place because ifconfig was being picky about certain MAC addresss if [ $? -gt 0 ] ;then die "Error: could not set spoofed MAC address, possibly try running againg" fi } if [ $UID -gt 0 ] ;then die "Error: Sorry dude, gotta be root!" fi while [ $# -gt 0 ] do case "$1" in "-h"|"--help") help die ;; "-s"|"--spoof") genMAC changeIface $spfMAC ;; "-u"|"--unspoof") changeIface $origMAC ;; *) help die ;; esac shift done