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Israel says response to rockets can 'intensify'Ruth Pollard
Published: November 13 2012 - 8:13AM
JERUSALEM: Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, says his country is "prepared to intensify" its response to rocket attacks from Gaza, after Israeli airstrikes killed seven Palestinians. Militants fired more than 100 rockets and mortars into southern Israel, injuring four Israeli civilians, while an attack on an Israeli military jeep left four soldiers wounded, one critically.
The latest escalation in what is threatening to develop into a major confrontation began when a tunnel packed with explosives under the Gaza-Israel border blew up late on Thursday.
"The IDF [Israel Defence Forces] is operating, and will operate, aggressively against the terrorist organisations in the Gaza Strip, which are taking heavy blows from the IDF," Mr Netanyahu said after the government's weekly cabinet meeting. "The world needs to understand that Israel will not sit idly by in the face of attempts to attack us."
Among the Palestinian fatalities were five civilians, including three children, the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights said. "Four of these deaths and 38 of the injuries resulted from an Israeli attack on a football playground in al-Shojaiya neighbourhood east of Gaza city," it said.
Three shells fired by the IDF hit a house, killing another two civilians, the centre said, while in separate attacks, two militants were killed, businesses were damaged and homes destroyed.
Rockets fired by militants in Gaza landed in the Israeli cities of Ashdod and Ashkelon, as well as in the Eshkol Regional Council, Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council and in Gan Yavne, the Israeli government confirmed.
Schools were closed in Gaza and southern Israel in response to the escalation in violence.
Islamic Jihad and the Popular Front took responsibility for the rocket fire, although the IDF said Hamas was the only party responsible for the escalation.
With an election due on January 22, Israeli politicians were quick to demand harsh retribution against Gaza.
The Transport Minister, Yisrael Katz, told Sunday's cabinet meeting Israel should completely cut itself off from Gaza, end the supply of electricity, water, food and gas to Gaza residents and "take out the leadership of Hamas in Gaza".
The Homefront Defence Minister, Avi Dichter, told Israel Hayom newspaper the election would not preclude the possibility of a large military operation in Gaza.
This story was found at: http://www.smh.com.au/world/israel-says-response-to-rockets-can-intensify-20121111-2972h.html


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White finished first in the high jump at the Holiday Inn Invitational over the weekend, recording a personal-best leap of 7-5 ¼ (2.27). His mark leads the nation this season and ranks fifth all time at Nebraska. The honor marks the first Big Ten indoor track and field weekly award of his career.
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Date of Release: December 28th 2007
Reference: First Night Portsmouth
Pro Portsmouth Inc., in conjunction with the City of Portsmouth, presents
"First Night Portsmouth" with events throughout the downtown area, to include fireworks scheduled for 7:30 PM at the South Mill Pond on Parrott Avenue.
Parrott Avenue will be closed to parking and traffic beginning at noon. Pleasant Street from Market Square to State Street will be closed from 5:00 PM to Midnight. Church Street will be closed from Market Square to Porter Street. The High Hanover Parking Garage will have a flat fee of $3 payable upon entry to the garage from 4:00 PM to 9:00PM.
The dog park will be closed from 6:00 AM on Monday December 31, 2007 to 10:00 AM Tuesday January 1, 2008. Dog owners are reminded of the city ordinance forbidding dogs from any park where the Recreation Department holds scheduled programs. This includes Leary and Central Fields, the South Playground and the Connie Bean Playground.
The Portsmouth Police Department will be conducting extra patrols of the city during New Year's Eve, to include uniformed and plain clothes police officers. D.W.I. Hunter patrols consisting of Portsmouth Police and New Hampshire State Police will also be patrolling the city.
For more details on "First Night Portsmouth" events, please visit the Pro Portsmouth web site, www.proportsmouth.org. This is a family oriented, alcohol free event, and the Portsmouth Police Department will be strictly enforcing any violations so that the citizens can have a safe and enjoyable celebration.
The Portsmouth Police Department and the City of Portsmouth wishes everyone a safe and happy New Year.


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Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman has always seemed like a levelheaded man, and now he's embracing the No Labels movement that wants to bust up the glacier that has encased the U.S. Congress and the White House for years.
Republican Huntsman had a cool but effective relationship with the GOP-dominated Utah Legislature during his governorship and served, for two years, as Democratic President Barack Obama's ambassador to China.
Of course, he didn't fare well in the 2012 presidential primary, which raises the side question: If it had been Huntsman instead of Mitt Romney as the GOP nominee, would Obama have won a second term?
But back to No Labels, a movement dedicated to getting Republicans, Democrats and independents around a table laden with something approaching good faith, not snarling obstructionism. It's a terrific idea, although getting there is going to be terribly difficult; just reading the news makes me recoil at the prospect of another four years of destructive stagnation.
That's why I like No Labels' proposals, particularly this one: no budget, no pay. This nation is staring at a fiscal cliff that pundits say could plunge us back into recession. Millions of people are un- or under-employed, and House and Senate leaders are playing tough guy?
Here's another one that Utah's Sen. Mike Lee ought to heed: all presidential nominations should be confirmed or rejected within 90 days. Lee iced two pivotal judicial nominations to the U.S. District Court for Utah for months, although they finally were approved. I'm sure he'd just hate that rule.
Here's another one I like, given how much time members of Congress have taken off this fall: Make them show up for work. No Labels says Congress should work on coordinated schedules with three five-day workweeks a month in Washington and one week in their home districts.
Pretty much everybody I know goes to work five days a week, minimum, with maybe a couple of weeks of vacation each year. Is this too much to ask of the people we elect and pay to do their jobs?
No, it is not.
Grover Norquist must be grated by this No Labels plank: No pledge but the Pledge of Allegiance and the oath of office. Norquist is the purveyor of the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, whose signers have vowed to oppose any or all tax increases. (All four of Utah's Republican members of Congress have signed it.)
These days, however, many signatories are ditching the pledge to at least try to do something for all Americans.
No Labels has several more common-sense suggestions: allowing a bipartisan majority of members to override a leader's or committee chair's refusal to bring a bill to the floor, and a monthly "question time" for the president that would force leaders to debate and defend their ideas.
Also, an annual, televised fiscal update should be given to a joint session of Congress to ensure everyone is working off the same facts, as well as monthly gatherings to get members talking to one another.
Other suggestions are to seat a member of one party next to a person of the other party during joint sessions, and formation of a bipartisan leadership committee to talk about legislative agendas and solutions.
No Labels' last one could be impossible: Incumbents shouldn't conduct negative campaigns against sitting members of the opposing party.
What, no fear-mongering, trash-talking, mudslinging? Where's the fun in that?
The alliance of No Labels and Huntsman makes sense. As he said in endorsing No Labels' proposals: "Compromise has got to be seen as more than a treasonous thing."
He's right.
Peg McEntee is a news columnist. Reach her at email@example.com, facebook.com/pegmcentee and Twitter, @pegmcentee.


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Hello r03er7,
> I was using Ubuntu on my laptop, and it worked great. But... I have moved to BT4R1.
That's nice, but BackTrack isn't a general purpose distribution. So (IMHO) it cannot replace ubuntu (in this case) for daily necessities.
> I just got a new printer (Brother DCP-7040), and it seems to be recognized when I go to system>hardware>printer. It's connected by usb. It doesn't seem to print.
I'm sorry but BT doesn't support printers. For this reason you need a general purpose distro.


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BMW has continue to turn on some great apps for BMW owners and enthusiasts. Some of the Apps integrate directly with your F30 3 Series or F10 5 Series and others are just great ways to keep up on the latest news from BMW or avoid a parking ticket. Which apps do you have installed on your smart phone?
My BMW Remote
Providing convenience and peace of mind, this app connects BMW drivers to their vehicle via the mobile phone network. Features include: remote door lock and unlock, vehicle finder, remote sound horn, remote flash headlights, and Google local search. (Available for iOS only)
BMW Roadside
App makes requesting roadside assistance faster, more accurate and convenient; a premium BMW ownership experience. (Available for iOS and Android)
BMW Connected
Provides innovative services for greater comfort, infotainment and safety in your BMW. (Available for iOS only)
BMW Driver's Guide
Currently available for X models only, this app provides information about all the important features of your vehicle. It combines an owner's manual with product features and tips to help owners get to know their BMW. (Available for iOS and Android)
Parking Assistant
Alerts you before your parking permit or parking meter expires. (Available for iOS only)
BMW i App
App enables users to track their current urban driving experience and explore the new BMW i vehicles to see if they fit their needs. (Available for iOS only)
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Using integrated movement sensors, the app records the performance data of your driving e.g. fastest quarter of a mile, highest speed in a bend. (Available for iOS only)
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Hi All,
I've checked out the laptop compatibility list elsewhere on this site, and this machine (A7S) is not listed.
The A8JS is listed, however, as are other Asus laptops. In general the Asus machines are shown to run fine, with maybe one install tweak. The internal wireless is not too much of an issue, as if it doesn't work properly, it will be turned off and a PCMCIA card used.
So, in a more general sense, if no-one has actually run on this machine, is people's experience that if a range from a manufacturer tend to work, do new ones generally pose no issues?
Many thanks in advance!
Hi Purehate,
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I was interested in it because of the former reason, i.e. shopping for new laptops. I have selected an Asus one, mainly because they're fairly cheap for what you get (and I was after a fairly high spec as I want to run entrust on it too) and the other Asus' listed on the compatibility list don't seem to have too many issues with BT.


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GSA Publishes Guide to Year 2000: Information for Indian Country
October 13, 1998
Contact: Eleni Martin (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, DC -- In support of the President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion and to assist Native Americans overcome their Year 2000 concerns, the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has published a Guide to Year 2000: Information for Indian Country. Copies of the publication are being distributed to more than 500 Native America Tribes and will be available at the National Congress for American Indians Conference in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, October 19-23. Additional copies can be obtained by writing to GSA's Year 2000 Team (MK/Y2K), Office of Governmentwide Policy, 1800 F Street, NW, Washington, DC 20405, or by sending an e-mail to email@example.com.
"Initially, Y2K efforts were devoted to identifying, testing, and repairing major computer systems in government and industry, " said Cynthia Warner, Director of theY2K and Information Tehnology Issues Team in GSA's Office of Governmentwide Policy. "But, because computers affect nearly every facet of daily life, it soon became apparent, that 'fixing' governmentwide systems was not enough. Other parts of the nation's infrastructure (i.e., electricity, water, telephones, transit) needed to be addressed."
The new Guide provides information about the Y2K problem, its affects on mainframes, desktop and laptop computers, and embedded chips, and where to find information on: preparing for the Year 2000, testing systems or electronic components needed for business or enterprise, developing contingency plans and fixing systems.
In addition to providing answers to frequently asked Y2K questions, the Guide also includes a number of Internet resources that provide more in depth information, including the following:
* President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion - http://www.y2k.gov/
* U. S. Federal Government Gateway for Year 2000 Information Directories - http://www.itpolicy.gsa.gov/mks/yr2000/y2khome.htm
* Standards and Time Sponsored by the Chief Information Officers (CIO) Committee on Year 2000 Maintained by the General Services Administration (GSA) Office of Governmentwide Policy - http://www.itpolicy.gsa.gov/mks/yr2000/time.htm
* FTS Y2K Telecommunications Info Center - http://y2k.fts.gsa.gov/
* PBS Year 2000 Vendor Product Database - http://globe.lmi.org/lmi_pbs/y2kproducts/
* National Institute of Standards and Technology Y2K Site - http://www.nist.gov/y2k/
* Compulink Information eXchange - http://www.cix.co.uk/
John Koskinen, Chair of the President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion, noted that, "Because information is crucial to our ability to successfully meet the challenges posed by Y2K, people need to know what the problem is, how they can address it, and what governments and businesses are doing to ensure that their critical systems are ready for the new millennium."


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The sciatic nerve can be compressed at many sites. The nerve leaves the pelvis through the sciatic notch where it lies under the Piriformis muscle. This is the most frequent site of sciatic nerve entrapment and is called piriformis syndrome. Sciatic nerve entrapment can lead to buttock pain and pain that radiates down the back of the leg to the foot.
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I have dealextreme sku 35688 (the one with the dragon logo), supposedly a 1000mw RTL8187L. It's working, and is indeed RTL8187L chipset, but I seem to have a different version than others who have posted here:
Mine is a green board, not blue, and has "WN517GP" printed on it. Upon searching I found that the manufacturer claims 500mw, not 1000mw. Using the r8187 driver, injection fails at everything above 250mw (24 dBm). I use the following commands to set it up (of course having tried higher txpower as mentioned):
Am I missing something, or has dealextreme pulled a bait and switch? I'm otherwise happy with the card but this issue bugs me.Code:dload-r8187 iwpriv wlan0 highpower 1 iwconfig wlan0 txpower 24
For anyone else with this issue, I managed to fix the problem by starting networking after loading the r8187 driver, and full "txpower 30" works for injection. Not sure why this is necessary since monitor mode and injection work fine without doing so at "txpower 24".
This is the script I use that works; the ifconfig and macchanger lines are of course optional:
Code:dload-r8187 ifconfig wlan0 down macchanger -A wlan0 iwpriv wlan0 highpower 1 iwconfig wlan0 txpower 30 start-network
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I didn't mean that to come across the way it was perceived. I'm just wondering what's going on and thinking maybe someone else will benefit from knowing that dealextreme changed the board.
Thanks for the antenna information; I will investigate that.
Thank you for the information. I'm sorry this happened to you, I'll update my topic you linked to with the information!
I sadly had to sell my adapter, so it's time to try out a new one. That 2000mW one with 2 antennas looks like fun so I guess I'll have to test that.


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I got my Back Track 4 R2 running on VirtualBox on my laptop (Fujitsu Siemens Amilo 2636 Si) I have 2 wireless network adapters: 1 built in and other one is USB (TRENDnet TEW-648UBM) wireless network adapter. I have installed drivers for TRENDnet adapter for Windows 7 and my Windows 7 detects wireless connections with both adapters. Back Track doesn't detect wireless connections with any of them. I heard somewhere that Back Track doesn't detect connections with built in adapter so I bought that USB adapter and Im afraid for no reason!
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The film critic James Agee described the essence of Laurel and Hardy's comedy as the scene in which the two are moving a piano across a narrow suspension bridge in the Alps, and halfway across they meet a gorilla. This may be more than the essence of Laurel and Hardy. It may be the essence of all American Comedy. It's nuts, it's illogical, it's impossible, and it's hilarious. It's also abundant with endless comic variations, opened to unexpected solutions, and primarily grounded in danger.
(Screw-ball [skrue'bol] Noun, Slang, meaning unbalanced, erratic, irrational, unconventional), became a popular slang word in the 1930s. It was applied to films where everything was a juxtaposition: educated and uneducated, rich and poor, intelligent and stupid, honest and dishonest, and most of all male and female. When two people fell in love, they did not simply surrender to their feelings, they battled it out. They lied to one another, often assuming indifferent personas toward each other. They often employed hideous tricks on each other, until finally after running out of inventions, fall into each others arms. It was fossilized comedy, physical and often painful, but mixed with the highest level of wit and sophistication, depending wholly on elegant and inventive writing.
Reverse class snobbery, to be poor is somehow to be more noble. What's more, to be rich is to be castigated, passions befitting theater patrons, during the Great Depression. A very skillful blend of sophistication and slapstick. Although screwball characters move in an elegant world, where even a simple bathroom appears to be the center of their universe, they may still whack one another over the head, but while The Three Stooges use sledgehammers, screwball characters use silver chafing dishes, and the like—weapons of the upper class.
A well written script, laced with barbed dialog. An overlapping style of delivery, with lines tossed off in rapid fire. An emphases on elegant clothes, cars, and furniture. The use of exotic locals, even the dump site in "My Man Godfrey", (see below). The hero or the heroine living by his or her wits alone, though this is often balanced by a reliable gainfully employed love interest.
Last and probably most important, supporting casts of first-rate character actors playing eccentric types as well as a stable of familiar faces in leading roles (Cary Grant, William Powell, Carole Lombard, Claudette Colbert, Katharine Hepburn)
One of the most unusual screwball comedies was "My Man Godfrey (1936)", a Universal production directed by Gregory La Cava. It begins at a garbage dump along New York's East River. People in evening clothes, taking part in a scavenger hunt for a charity event, step out of a roadster to look for a "forgotten man", a 1930s term for the unemployed and homeless. A derelict, after pushing one woman into an ash heap, agrees to go along with her sister. His dignity and sardonic humor impress her, and she hires him as butler for the family's Fifth Avenue mansion. The wealthy family turn out to be spoiled, selfish, and inane—"empty-headed nitwits," as the derelict-turned-butler calls them.
He, it turns Out, is also from a rich family; he landed in the dump through despondency over a broken love affair, Through his butler work he pulls his life together and in the end opens a posh nightclub, the Dump, on the dump site to provide employment, food, and shelter to "forget men" The film's predominant point, however, is not that the poor are redeemable, but that the wealthy are.
Screwball comedy crested in the late 1930s. And with the increasing hostilities brewing in Europe, the glib, and at times genteel barbs between two highly disillusioned participants seemed docile, and trivial. Certainly Romantic comedy had it's place during the war years. Films such as, "Mr. Lucky (1943)", used the urbane characters of the Screwball genre, augmenting them with a win the war at all costs purpose. By wars end the less sophisticated, but more utilitarian comedy of Preston Sturges had come into fashion.
The invasion of television, and the dismantling of the Hollywood studio system put an end to the classic Romantic comedy. There was, however a brief revival in the postwar years with such forgettable films as the sophomoric, "The Mating of Millie (1948)" another insufferable pearl, "Please Believe Me (1950)", and the equally obnoxious, "Confidentially Connie (1953)".
What is typical American comedy? There are many things that Hollywood makes comedy about. Actually any subject is fair game. But there seems to be a single subject that persists—the battle of the sexes as presented in the Hollywood Romantic comedy. Only in America can you find the male-female relationship depicted as a vicious though delightful clash in which the man and women resist their feelings for one another by battling each other with a particularly desperate passion. And only in America can the story of destructive sexual passion be cultivated as a freewheeling slapstick event laced with acid wit. A subject that in most cultures would be recounted as stark tragedy, in the hands of Billy Wilder, Charles Brackett, Howard Hawks, or Frank Capra, is perfect material for comedy and romance.


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For most contractors, a pickup truck is more than just a method of getting from point A to point B. The work truck endures everything you throw at it–literally–serving as a storage facility, a work table, and a cargo hauler, all while making an aesthetic statement about you and your company. But if your truck isn't organized or outfitted properly, you're not only wasting time searching for tools and struggling to store ladders, you're abusing what could be your most important piece of equipment. From hitches to service bodies to caps to racks, the specialty equipment market is ripe with hundreds of solutions to upgrade your truck with everything you need to get organized, secure your tools against theft, work more efficiently, and protect your investment. Plus, quality materials that resist the abuse of the jobsite mean your truck can stay looking new a lot longer.
Isn't it time you outfitted your hauler to its fullest potential? If you're in the market for some aftermarket, here are some of the latest truck accessories to meet your needs and suit your style.
Lund International
The Hitch Hand is a rugged extension of the truck bed that provides extra support for long loads. The unit is made of heavy-duty steel; its support bar provides 7 inches of added ground clearance while side wings adjust from 27 to 49 inches for wide cargo. Hitch Hand has a 750-pound distributed load capacity, and the support bar flexes with the vehicle's suspension. Side supports can be folded down to use the Hitch Hand as a work table. 800-334-4447. www.lundinternational.comeaxyawrztaccvtaxfraexavutudzyvawd.
An updated version of the company's Push Bar, the Xtreme Push Bar for pickups and SUVs combines toughness and style, the company says. Welded center sections, which are contoured to fit the vehicle, are crafted from 304 stainless steel and chrome-plated for strength and rust protection. The push bar includes light tabs for easy installation of the manufacturer's driving lights. Optional brush guards are available. 626-960-6762. www.westinautomotive.com.
Reading Truck Body
The C2-50 package, available with the company's Classic II service body, includes the company's Latch-Matic system, which allows the user to lock and unlock all compartment doors from up to 25 feet away or the conventional way with a key. A compartment lighting system is activated with the Latch-Matic controller. Other features of the package include a 250-pound-capacity Extend-A-Shelf, aluminum tread plate on top of the tailgate, polished stainless steel tailgate handle, and aluminum treadplate gravel guards on the front of body panels. 800-458-2226. www.readingbody.com.
Adrian Steel CO.
Now available for mid-size pickups, the LoadRunner ladder rack features 1-3/4-inch round tubing, welded tie-down cleats, removable center and rear cross bars, and a black or white baked-on powder-coated finish. The rack is suitable for most Ford, GM, and Dodge mid-size pickups, and it comes with a three-year, 36,000-mile warranty. 800-677-2726. www.adriansteel.com.
Now available for the 2005 Toyota Tacoma, the custom-designed Z Series fiberglass cap features soft, rounded curves for sleek styling, along with recessed windows, doors, and an LED brake light that blend in with the Tacoma's lines. The cap includes side vent windows with screens, a rotary slam-action door latching system for an opening motion like a truck door, and an ergonomically designed handle. Options include a variety of front window styles, sport rack, fabric headliner, dome light, interior clothes rod, and remote keyless entry. The cap installs without drilling. 800-649-4273. www.4are.com.
Highway Products
The Silverback single-lid saddle box features a reinforced diamond plate lid, polished aluminum front, 12-volt interior light, lift-out aluminum tool tray, piano hinge, and gas-assisted strut to hold the lid open; room underneath allows for cargo storage. Crafted with weather-resistant, marine-grade aluminum, the Silverback includes a T-handle lock and automotive weather-stripping. 800-866-5269. www.800toolbox.com.
A.L. Hansen
The Jet Rack is designed for storing a ladder on the ceiling or wall inside cargo vans, utility trucks, truck caps, and storage sheds, protecting the ladder against theft and the elements. The unit's sliding-rail design allows for quick and easy storage: Place the ladder's tool hole on the receiving pin, slide the pin back along the rail, and hook the ladder into place. 847-244-8900. www.alhansen.com.
Valley Industries
Available for 3/4- and 1-ton pickups, the Class V receiver hitch is designed for heavy-duty towing, rated for 12,000 pounds weight carrying and 15,000 pounds weight distributing capacity. The hitch is manufactured with steel and has a corrosion-resistant powder-coated polyester black paint finish. 800-344-3112. www.valleyindustries.com.
Downey Products
The LTD soft tonneau cover has a rear lift-top design that allows for easy access to the bed without unsnapping the cover. Cover snaps attach and detach anywhere along the unit's frame, and the cover also can be completely removed. The truck's tailgate can still be operated normally. The product features a satin-black anodized-aluminum frame, with padded frame rails to prevent damage. A slip-together rail design allows for installation without drilling. 800-736-1610. www.downeyproducts.com.
Standard Hamilton Co.
Transform your truck from pickup to dump truck with the Dump-Pro dump insert. The Quick Change-Out option allows the unit to be installed quickly and easily without drilling or permanent bolting. The dump body is made of polyethylene and will not rust, the maker says. The unit weighs 394–436 pounds. No hydraulic system is required–the insert operates on a Warn Works winch powered by the truck's 12-volt DC battery. It has a 60-degree dumping angle. 866-438-6777. www.dump-pro.com.
Wise Industries
Crafted from rugged polypropylene fiber bonded to water-resistant, closed-cell polypropylene foam, the BedRug bed liner is tough and durable to protect the pickup bed from damage. The surface also reduces cargo slide, and it can be cleaned with a hose or pressure washer. The bed liner is available for virtually all Ford, Chevy, Dodge, Toyota, Mazda, and Nissan pickup trucks. 800-462-8435. www.bedrug.com.
Knaack Mfg. Co.
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Matias Aguayo returned to the scene last year with strong criticism for the genre that made him famous. RA tracked the South American producer down during one of his rare visits to his former German home town Cologne to talk about minimal, his life between two continents and why he's partying on the street these days.
Giles Smith and James Priestley might be the nicest guys you'll ever meet. And they just happen to run one of the finest parties in London too. Meet Secretsundaze.
RA looks back at the week that was in Miami during the Winter Music Conference.
Chicago's most unconventional house hero is back with an apocalypse-themed album, a mission to bring the dance floor out of darkness and some ominous prophecies about Hilary Clinton. RA's Lee Smith reckons he's too late to be saved...
House, techno, disco and... modern classical? In this edition of Playing Favourites, RA's Richard Carnes sits down with Berlin-based DJ/producer Sven Weisemann to find out what really makes him tick.


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Royal icing is a white, hard icing that can be used to decorate candies, cookies, cakes, and glue gingerbread houses and pastillage products. Royal icing dries into a very stiff consistency making it not the ideal texture to have a cake frosted with. Reserved it to make the small decorative touches and flowers on cakes if needed. For cookies and candies decorations, it is another story,..... it is the best frosting for these treats!
This icing has the appearance like merengue, but it is thicker. Once it's ready you can add some drops of color. I use soft gel paste food colors. The steps to make this icing are few and easy, but I decided to include more information to cover some important points and hopefully answer any question you may have.
Ingredients to make the traditional royal icing :
3 ½ - 4 cups (1 lb) softed powdered sugar/ confectioner's sugar (450 -520g)
½ teaspoon cream of tartar (optional)
1 teaspoon of lemon juice or vanilla
food coloring (optional)
1. Egg whites should be at room temperature.
2. In a stand mixer, using the whisk attachment, beat the egg whites and cream of tartar until foamy ( about 1 minute). Add powdered sugar and lemon juice or extract, beat on low speed until combined. Stop the mixer and scrape down the sides of the bowl. Restart the mixer on medium- high speed until you get a very thick, shiny and strong peaked white icing. This should take about 7-10 minutes. I leave mine for 10 minutes. You can use a hand mixer if you desire, but it will take longer for the icing to reach the right consistency. If you are working in humid or rainy weather you'll need more sugar (see note b).
3. Check the texture to ensure that it is suitable for your needs. If you require a stiffer icing, add a little more powdered sugar at this point.
4. If you want to dye your icing just one color, you can add a few drops of food coloring into the bowl and mix it for a few seconds until the coloring is evenly distributed. If you want to make several different colors, divide the icing into several different bowls and stir in the food coloring by hand.
a) All the utensils and mixing bowl must be completely free of grease.
b) After you measure four cups of sugar, you should sift before mixing it with the egg whites. On humid or rainy days yo may need 1-2 more cups of sugar for your icing to get it to dry in a reasonable time (see note e).
c) Maintain the icing covered with a damp cloth at all time to prevent it from crusting and drying.
d) Royal dries to a tough consistency and it will begin to dry as soon it is done. To avoid it harden before using it, you should cover with a damp cloth or closed container so that it is not dry. If you're using a pastry bag you should cover the tip with a wet towel when not in use, to prevent icing from drying in the tip.
e) Drying time varies depending on the temperature, humidity and the amount of glaze used. It must harden within 15-60 minutes after application, but as I said, moisture influences greatly in drying time and it may require a full day to completely dry. In humid or rainy days you need to add more sugar to the icing to help it dry quicker. Products decorated with royal icing should not be refrigerated because condensation and cool temperature will cause the icing to get soft and sticky. Store decorations and decorated dry cookies in a dry area and in a covered container.
-To decorate Sugar Cookies, you can put any extract you wish to match cookie dough.
-Place in decorating pastry bag with a no.2 tip and outline the cookie. Let dry and then add a few drops of water to make icing more fluid and fill the cookies. Let dry several hours, time depends on the climate and temperature. Once dried, you can prepare more icing to give the finishing touches if needed.
- The consistency that best works for me to outline and flood cookies is just adding enough water to just make the icing a little bit more thinner, it should look like white glue. To know if the consistency is right: using a spoon drop the icing by drops into a bowl of thinned icing and count 8-10 seconds before it disappears into the remaining icing in the bowl. An 8, 9 and 10 are all good, it depends on you and what works best for you.
3 tablespoons meringue powder
1 lb. (4 cups) powdered sugar (confectioner's sugar)
5 tablespoons lukewarm (mildly warm / tepid) water
Preparation: Beat all ingredients until the cream is strong peaks (7-10 minutes).
How long does royal icing last? How to store or keep royal icing? I recommend using it fresh each time that you can, because it has better taste and texture. But if you have left over or you need to finish the job of decorating the next day, follow these recommendations: the recipe of royal icing I made with egg whites could be kept in the refrigerator in an airtight container for two days and no more. Royal Icing made with meringue powder can be store for a week and perhaps two at room temperature in an airtight container.


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Garden State GreenFest 2013
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Friday, May 17, 2013 at 9:00 AM - Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 5:00 PM (EDT)
Event Details
Kean University
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9am - 2pm
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9am - 5pm
From the beginning, Garden State GreenFest has been dedicated to educating, inspiring, and empowering children and adults, individuals and families, urbanites and small town folks to come together in their communities and workplaces to create a more sustainable planet for future generations. Every year we work to find great speakers, presenters and performers on a variety of topics. The result is presentations, panel discussions and hands on workshops with something for just about everyone.
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Kean University
1000 Morris Ave
Friday, May 17, 2013 at 9:00 AM - Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 5:00 PM (EDT)
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Opera singer Voigt to address graduates Aug. 8
Internationally known opera singer Deborah Joy Voigt will speak at summer commencement exercises for baccalaureate, master's and professional degree recipients at all eight campuses at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 8, in the Colonial Center. Voigt also will receive an honorary doctor of Music degree.
Deborah Joy Voigt
Commencement exercises for doctoral candidates will be held at 8:30 a.m. Aug. 8 in the Koger Center. The speaker there will be Dr. Katherine E. Chaddock, an associate professor in the department of educational leadership and policies in the College of Education.
The university expects to award 1,000 degrees from the Columbia campus, including three associate's degrees, 502 baccalaureate degrees, five law degrees, 10 graduate certificates, 400 master's degrees, 19 specialist's degrees and 61 doctoral degrees.
Also receiving degrees will be the graduates of the university's regional and four-year campuses: Aiken – 66 baccalaureate and 11 master's degrees; Beaufort – four associate's degrees and 35 baccalaureate degrees; Lancaster – 10 associate's degrees; Salkehatchie – 10 associate's degrees; Sumter – seven associate's degrees; and Upstate – 230 baccalaureate degree and two master's degrees.
Voigt has participated in dozens of productions at major opera houses around the world while assuming some of opera's most challenging roles. She has recorded extensively on several labels, has been a featured performer in a variety of television productions and has given acclaimed concerts of Broadway tunes and popular American songs. In 2000, she performed Strauss and Wagner with the USC Symphony Orchestra at the Koger Center.
A graduate of the California State University-Fullerton voice program, Voigt established the Deborah Voigt/Vero Beach Opera Foundation's Protégé Mentoring Program for voice and acting training to help aspiring performers. She is a strong advocate for music education, visiting elementary schools to introduce music concepts to children and taking part in master classes and other programs for music students. She also has given numerous benefit performances, including concerts for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and the New York Theater Workshop.
Among her numerous awards are the Voci Verdiane Award and a shared 1996 Best Opera Recording Award. In 2002, she was honored as a Chevalier dans l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres for her significant contributions to the cultural life of France. She was Musical America's Vocalist of the Year in 2003, and in 2007, she won an Opera News Award for Distinguished Achievement.
Summer Commencement 2009
- When: 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 9
- Where: Colonial Life Arena
- Who: Summer graduates from all eight university campuses will receive their degrees. Doctoral candidates will have a separate ceremony at 8:30 a.m. Saturday in the Koger Center.


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Man critically injured after being struck by car
LA HABRA - A man was in critical condition after being struck by a car late Friday, police said.
The pedestrian, whose age and city of residency were unavailable, was struck about 8:30 p.m. near the intersection of Lambert Road and Monte Vista Street, La Habra police Sgt. Mel Ruiz said.
The man was rushed to UC Irvine Medical Center, where he was listed in critical condition, police said.
Brief car chase leads to one arrest
MONTEBELLO - Two women in a car that was reported stolen fled from a deputy but didn't get far when they crashed into another vehicle Friday night.
Sheriff's Lt. Michael White said the passenger was arrested but the driver got away. He said the chase lasted less than a minute.
The incident began at 9:16p.m. at San Gabriel Boulevard and Montebello Town Center Drive. A deputy ran the license plate of a red Honda Civic and discovered it was reported stolen, according to White.
The deputy tried to pull the Civic over but the driver took off.
White said the Civic struck another car carrying two people. One of the occupants in that vehicle complained of pain and was taken to a hospital, he added.
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Take a look at something new by Phlat Club Member scraighamilton made with the Phlatprinter 3. A few of us at Sharpie watched this video twice over with our jaws dropped. Watch as the plotter makes this queen of spades come to life with only a few Sharpie markers. (Hey, can we get 10 of these in the office, please?!)
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Rainiers' Hultzen rights the ship
Mariners' top prospect tosses five no-hit innings, fans six
By Jonathan Raymond / Special to MLB.com | August 19, 2012 5:54 PM ET
The Mariners' top prospect snapped off five hitless innings, allowing a run on three walks while striking out six in Tacoma's 4-3 victory over Reno.
After allowing 11 runs -- 10 earned -- over 9 2/3 innings in his last two starts in July, Hultzen (1-2) has given up one run in 8 2/3 frames in his last two outings. A step, however small, in the right direction for the second overall pick in the 2011 Draft.
"Anytime you can see a little progress, even though it's minimal, it's a good sign you're in the right direction," Hultzen said. "That's the battle for every pitcher -- consistency. Having a few rough starts, I think, were actually really helpful. It was an eye-opening experience. It brought me back down to earth -- not that my head was in the clouds, but it really shows you how important the little details are.
"Getting ahead, throwing strikes. It was tough going through those bad starts, but in the end I think it's helped."
After his July 28 start against Tucson, Hultzen's ERA had risen to 5.23. He's managed to bring it back down to 4.35 with 50 strikeouts over 41 1/3 innings. His struggles, though, illustrate just how much the jump from Double-A to the Pacific Coast League challenged him.
MLB.com's No. 11 overall prospect diced up the Southern League while pitching for Double-A Jackson, going 8-3 with a 1.19 ERA and 79 strikeouts in 75 1/3 innings.
"It's a huge jump. It's a big change just playing pro baseball, and at every level it's harder," the 22-year-old left-hander said. "You see how good these guys are, especially the guys in Triple-A. They know what they're doing up there and execute. It's very difficult to pitch to those guys. They know the zone, and that's something I had trouble adjusting to."
Hultzen's biggest problem this season probably has been walks. Even with his success at Double-A, he issued 32 in 13 starts, averaging 3.82 per nine innings. At Triple-A, he's walked 29 batters in nine starts, or 6.32 per nine innings.
The importance of strike zone command was underscored by Hultzen's first inning Sunday, when he issued all three of his free passes. That led to Cole Gillespie's sacrifice fly, the only run the Aces scored against him.
"I had a rough first inning, walking three guys. That can never happen," Hultzen said. "It's almost embarrassing to walk that many guys in the first inning. But after that, I settled in a little bit, felt comfortable, threw strikes with the fastball.
"It made the job a lot easier when you have an idea of where the ball is going. You have to keep it simple, not try to overcomplicate things, and it's a little bit harder with hitters like this. But if you do that, then you're gonna have success."
On Sunday, Nick Franklin -- Seattle's No. 3 prospect -- hit his sixth Triple-A homer for the Rainiers. Alex Liddi and Brandon Batz also went deep.
Jonathan Raymond 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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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
As part of the new look of www.AllstateSugarBowl.org, the website's history section has been greatly expanded. The history section includes many stories that highlight the rich tradition from the first 75 years of the Classic, including stories on No. 1 teams and Heisman Trophy winners, a ranking of the top Sugar Bowls of all-time, photo galleries of the game's Most Valuable Players and all of the game program covers, as well as recaps and statistics from each game. The site's history section will continue to expand and this week in recognition of the spectacular career of Florida State coach Bobby Bowden, who announced his retirement this week, the Allstate Sugar Bowl turns back the clock to the year 2000. In one of the more memorable Classics of all-time Bowden's Seminoles held off Michael Vick and Virginia Tech to capture the BCS National Championship. Also included is a special feature on the game by SI.com's Stewart Mandel, which he contributed during last year's 75th Anniversary celebration for the Sugar Bowl.


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Week 17 Tale Of The Tape: San Diego Chargers At Denver Broncos
The Chargers have endured a difficult year, and head coach Mike McCoy may have to pay for it on Black Monday (or shortly thereafter).
Week 17 Tale Of The Tape: Seattle Seahawks At Arizona Cardinals
The Seattle Seahawks were one of the hottest teams in the league with five straight blowout victories, and they were expected to make it six straight when as the Seahawks hosted the Rams.
Week 17 Tale Of The Tape: Oakland Raiders At Kansas City Chiefs
The Raiders have made progress this season, but they still have quite a bit to travel before they will have a legitimate chance to challenge for a playoff spot.
Week 17 Tale Of The Tape: Jacksonville Jaguars At Houston Texans
While the Jaguars have made some progress this year, they take a 5-10 record into their season finale and that indicates they still have a ton of work to do before they can be considered a respectable team.
Week 17 Tale Of The Tape: Baltimore Ravens At Cincinnati Bengals
One of the few positives that the Ravens have had going for them this year is the coaching of John Harbaugh.
Week 17 Tale Of The Tape: Philadelphia Eagles At New York Giants
The Eagles certainly had the opportunity they wanted in Week 16 as they hosted the surprising Washington Redskins.


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ORRVILLE, OH -- The J.M. Smucker Co.'s first-quarter net sales jumped 15% but earnings dipped 1% as price increases on some brands did not fully offset higher commodity costs.
The company earned $110.9 million, or $1 per share, during the quarter, down slightly from $111.5 million, or 98 cents per share, in the comparable year-earlier period.
Net sales climbed to $1.37 billion from $1.19 billion, including $86.7 million from the foodservice coffee and hot beverage business Smucker bought from Sara Lee Corp. for $350 million.
Coffee sales, including Keurig K-cups and Dunkin' Donuts packaged coffee sold in supermarkets, grew 4% to $520.8 million.
Consumer foods, including Jif, Smucker fruit spreads and Uncrustables frozen sandwiches, rose 15% to $528.4 million.
The company's international, foodservice and natural foods business soared 40% to $320.5 million, primarily because of the Sara Lee acquisition.
Vince Byrd, Smucker president and chief operating officer, said the company has made "significant progress in optimizing price points, closing price gaps, and enhancing merchandising activities at retail."
Smucker expects net sales to grow 7% in fiscal 2013.


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PASADENA - When it came to being an offensive lineman, very few ever matched Ron Yary.
That ability was rewarded Sunday.
The former Bellflower High School, USC and Minnesota Vikings star, along with former Michigan quarterback Brian Griese and former Arizona State and Ohio State coach John Cooper were inducted into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame during a ceremony at the Pasadena Convention Center.
Yary, who had the Bellflower High football stadium named after him in 2001, was a consensus All-American in 1966 and '67, and won the Outland Trophy as the country's top lineman in his senior year. He played in two Rose Bowls, losing to Purdue 14-13 in the 1967 game and beating Indiana 14-3 in 1968.
The Trojans were 24-7-1 in his three years.
Yary, the top pick in the 1968 NFL draft, played 14 years in the NFL for the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1987 and to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2001.
"This is not about me, but about my coaches, my friends," Yary said. "For every athlete that has played for USC, the best part was always having an opportunity to play in the Rose Bowl. To earn that opportunity was everything we worked for.
"It really wasn't about any individual honor, it was about team honors. This is the biggest team honor we could have. I had a wonderful life in sports. I always tell people, the only time, the only place where I felt I belonged was on the football field on game day. I was born to be a football player. I had the very best coaches to get the best out of me."
Griese led Michigan to a 12-0 record and the 1997 national title after scoring a 21-16 over Washington State in the 1998 Rose Bowl.
He earned MVP honors, throwing for 251 yards and three touchdowns.
He joins his father, Bob Griese, of Purdue, as the only father and son to be named MVP and Hall of Fame inductees. The elder Griese was inducted in 1992.
Brian Griese also earned his spot for his contribution after football, which includes forming the Judi's House Foundation, which helps grieving children and their families by offering counseling and peer support. Griese's mother, Judi, died of cancer when he was 12.
"I'm so honored to be up with (Ron Yary and John Cooper)," Griese said. "I'm a humbled representative of a team in 1997 that was a defensive-minded team, so I'm a representative for five other guys (Rob Swett, Zach Adami, Glen Steele, Ben Huff and Scot Loeffler) who were also fifth-year seniors that season. I told each one of them, except for Ben Huff, who has passed away, that this honor was for them as much as it was me.
"To be the first father and son combo to go into this Hall of Fame is special for me as well. My dad is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the College Football Hall of Fame, the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame. He's in everything. This is all I've got. But it's special."
Cooper was the first coach to lead both a Pac-10 champion and a Big Ten champion to Rose Bowl wins, leading Arizona State over Michigan in 1987 and Ohio State over Arizona State in 1997. He also was an assistant coach for UCLA when the Bruins upset No. 1 Michigan State in 1966.
"It's great to go in with two great football players," said Cooper, who was 136-52-6 in stints at Arizona State and Ohio State. "It's an individual honor, but I'm up here because of some great assistant coaches and some great football players. Woody Hayes once said that you win with people, and that's so true. I was blessed to have great players.
"This is a great honor for me. I've coached in more stadiums than anyone who has ever coached. The Rose Bowl is not the biggest stadium, it's not the loudest, but it's the most beautiful stadium in college football."


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Miles of Music Brooklyn Winter House Camp March 8-10, 2013
Miles of Music Camp
Friday, March 8, 2013 at 6:00 PM - Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 10:00 PM (EST)
Who's Going
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Event Details
We're sorry, but the Miles of Music Brooklyn Winter House Camp is full! Please sign-up on the waiting list above and you'll be the first to know if a space opens up.
IN ADDITON, there's a possibility that we'll offer a drop-in rate for certain workshops, if we have space in the class. To hear more about this option, please email firstname.lastname@example.com and tell us what workshop would most interest you. If you're only interested in the full weekend workshop, no further action is required. You'll be the first to hear about it if a spot opens up!
Miles of Music Winter House Camp is a weekend workshop about American old time music, creativity, and how they interact. Come learn fiddle tunes & songs as they're traditionally played, and then work on incorporating aspects of traditional music into your own songs and arrangements.
Rayna Gellert (fiddle), Zara Bode & Stefan Amidon of the Sweetback Sisters (singing & percussion), Stephanie Coleman (banjo), guitar (Chris Eldridge), bass (Jacob Silver), and your hosts Laura Cortese & Kristin Andreassen (fiddle, songwriting, guitar & dance). Classes will include all levels of old time fiddle, singing, percussion, dance, banjo & songwriting. Bass, mandolin & guitar classes will be added based on camper interest.
A lovely brownstone in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Friday, 3/8: 6-9pm - Instructor Concert & Potluck. Square Dance at Jalopy Theatre to follow. (Dance is open to the public. Get tickets at www.jalopy.biz.)
Saturday, 3/9: 10am-5pm - Workshops (buffet lunch served). Banquet-style dinner & party to follow.
Sunday, 3/10: 10am-5pm - Workshops (buffet lunch served).
All times are approximate and subject to change. Check the web site for details.
$100/person includes all classes & evening activities. Suggested $20-$30 donation will cover the three delicious meals we'll serve plus coffee & tea.
Space is limited. Apply now (see above).
For a more detailed class description when it's available, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you are excited about this event, consider joining Kristin & Laura at the Miles of Music Camp this June. Enjoy a week of music, instruction, jams, concerts, and outdoor relaxation on a beautiful, private 43-acre island in Lake Winnipesaukee near Meredith, New Hampshire. June 8-14, 2013. Musicians of all ages & abilities are welcome. Visit milesofmusiccamp.com for more information.
When & Where
A lovely private home in Park Slope
Friday, March 8, 2013 at 6:00 PM - Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 10:00 PM (EST)
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Miles of Music Camp
Laura Cortese & Kristin Andreassen founded this unique camp to bring together staff and students interested in creativity and an exchange of ideas within a diverse musical community. With backgrounds ranging from indie rock to traditional fiddle & dance music, our instructors are professional songwriters and instrumentalists who are excited to share their skills and experiences. For more information, visit milesofmusiccamp.com and find us on Facebook and Twitter.


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i also get this on a lan machine rather anoying really as its holted at this
First off I just want to say thanks - I have only been using backtrack for a few months and i have learn't SO much! The forums and tutorials have helped me on many occasions. But I have an issue with Fast-Track - I have searched these forums and google but still havn't found the answer...
When I run Autopwn (full updated on BT3), while running the exploits on my local network I get the following error...
[-] Exploit failed: DCERPC FAULT => nca_s_fault_ndr
and it just doesn't go on any further...
Has anyone else experienced this and have a fix?
Many thanks
i also get this on a lan machine rather anoying really as its holted at this
not sure what that error is .. 64 bit error ??
can you exploit by hand in msfconsole ? ( try that first dont use autopwn )
goto http://pastebin.ca and past the full output of msfconsole err


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By Rabbi Burton L. VisotzkyThis week we begin reading the fourth book of the Torah, known in English as the book of Numbers. This text, however, carries a different name in Hebrew. The English/Latin title is all about the census of those who wandered in the desert; the Hebrew title, Be-Midbar, is all about the wilderness in which they wandered. I wish to explore the relationship between the numbers and the wandering.There is a dramatic story in the Palestinian Talmud (Ta'anit 9:11, 69c) t … [Read more...]
The Numbers of Those Who Wandered in the Wilderness (Be-Midbar, Numbers 1:1-4:20)
Overhearing God's Voice (Naso, Numbers 4:21-7:89)
By Rabbi Jonathan WittenbergHow do we hear God speak, if, that is, we hear God speak at all? Would the world be a better and safer place if we did; or would it be even more frightening and unstable?The Torah describes the great procession with which the Children of Israel marked the dedication of the Tabernacle in the wilderness (Numbers 7). Perhaps it wasn't as dull an occasion as it seems in the recounting. On each of twelve consecutive days, a prince of each of the tribes of Israel b … [Read more...]
Heeding the Call to Protect the Land (Bechukotai, Leviticus 26:3-27:34)
By Rabbi Lisa L GoldsteinI have a vivid memory from a Bible class in the late 1980s in which we were learning the classic formulations, seen in this week's Torah portion, that if the Israelites obey God's laws, the rains will come in the right season and all will be well. If, however, the Israelites abandon the covenant, the earth and their enemies will work together to utterly destroy them. One of my classmates scoffed. "Come on," he said. "The rain won't come if we are unethical! We know th … [Read more...]
Leviticus: Keeping Holiness Simple (Behar, Leviticus 25:1-26:2)
By Dr. Stephen Hazan ArnoffFor centuries, formal Jewish study began not with Genesis, the first book of the Hebrew Bible, and not with the Mishna, the first codex of lived Jewish law, but with Leviticus, also known as Torat Kohanim, or the Book of Priests. While focusing in many sections, like last week's portion of Emor, on practices and obligations of the priestly class, Leviticus addresses all Israelites as a "nation of priests" whose relationship with holiness is nothing less than a matte … [Read more...]
How to Love Your Neighbor (Kedoshim, Leviticus 19:1-20:27)
By Rabbi Margie Klein RonkinThis is the story of how studying the most famous verse in the Torah - found in this week's Torah portion - challenged how I understand love and changed my relationship with my dad.The commandment - "Love your neighbor as yourself" (Leviticus 19:18) was one I learned early in grade school. As a kid, I knew well that, 2000 years ago, when a man asked the great Hillel the Elder to explain the whole Torah while standing on one foot, Hillel taught a version of th … [Read more...]
The Momentum of Freedom (Passover)
By Ariel Evan Mayse & Yossi QuintIn celebrating the Jewish liturgical year and holiday cycle, we relive significant occasions in the tale of the Jewish people. The Hasidic masters emphasize that each festival highlights a particular spiritual quality, some essential element of life that is a part of both our national story and our own spiritual lives.Passover is a time for contemplating the meaning of freedom, but it also forces us to confront the nature of servitude and bondage. … [Read more...]
Covering the Blood Before Us (Acharei Mot, Leviticus 16:1-18:30)
By Rabbi Shmuly YanklowitzIn the Torah portion of Acharei-Mot, we learn the obligation of "kisui ha'dam," to cover the blood produced from slaughtering (Leviticus 17:13).Commentators take a number of different approaches to explain the reason for this mitzvah. Rambam argues that this ritual is meant to distance Jewish practice from pagan blood rites. He suggests that pagans would collect the blood after slaughter and eat the animal's meat while sitting around the blood; for Rambam, we pou … [Read more...]
Life on the Margins (Tazria, Leviticus 12:1-13:59)
By Rabbi Niles Elliot GoldsteinWhat does it feel like to live at the edge, on the margins of community?The Torah reading for this week, Tazria, seems to imply that it can be a very lonely experience. When someone from the Israelite community is found to have leprosy ("tzaraat"), a disease of the skin, that person is removed from camp and separated from the others (Lev. 13:46). While their physical affliction is not their choice, the social consequences of their condition are severe. Tho … [Read more...]
Jewish Memory Week: A Tale in Three Parts (Zachor, Deuteronomy 25:17-19)
By Dr. Yehuda KurtzerThe memory of the Holocaust today is vulnerable. Between the Diaspora and Israel the Jewish people are fighting about the meaning of the Holocaust, encoding in our ideological debates about who we want to be in the world our increasingly polarizing interpretations about our recent past. It is the nature of trauma that we become conditioned to act and behave in certain ways as a result of what we experience. But would it have been possible to anticipate how quickly and … [Read more...]
Situating God: Revisiting Vayikra (Leviticus 1:1-5:26)
By Dr. Erica BrownOpening the new biblical book Vayikra, Leviticus, likewise opens a new chapter in the lives of the Israelites. Their relationship with God would be expressed through the performance of set rituals in a physical structure. No doubt such changes also brought transformations in their spiritual lives and reoriented the way in which they approached the divine. Unmediated and direct conversation with God became formalized and more distant. Gershom Scholem (1897-1982) in "Major T … [Read more...]


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TALES OF TERROR (89 minutes) M
ROGER Corman was in peak form in 1962 when he directed this brilliantly economical trilogy of short Edgar Allan Poe adaptations, a tribute from one experimental artist to another. Vincent Price plays three different roles, while the middle segment, The Black Cat, features one of the best late performances from Peter Lorre. Screening as part of the Playing Under the Influence season, this was selected by musician Chris Bailey, who will be present for a Q&A. 35-millimetre print. ACMI, tonight, 7pm.
STAND BY ME (89 minutes) M
IN 1950s Oregon, four boys aged about 12 set out on the biggest adventure of their lives – a journey into the woods in search of a dead body. Rob Reiner's 1986 adaptation of a relatively restrained Stephen King novella makes the most of King's gift for vividly vulgar dialogue as it explores the uncanny valley between childhood and adolescence. Digitally projected. Astor, tonight, 7.30pm.
RED SQUIRREL (114 minutes) M
A SUICIDAL failed pop star (Nancho Novo) poses as the boyfriend of an amnesia victim (Emma Suarez) and whisks her away on a camping holiday in this droll 1993 thriller from Spain's Julio Medem, who keeps the tension bubbling beneath the surface of a story filled with apparent non-sequiturs. Part of the La Mirada film festival. Digitally projected. Cinema Nova, tomorrow, 4pm.
MISS BALA (113 minutes) MA
A POOR girl (Stephanie Sigman) from Mexico's crime-ridden north sets out to become a beauty queen, but soon finds it's a challenge just to stay alive. Filled with muscular tracking shots that intentionally reduce the heroine to a near cipher, Geraldo Naranjo's tense thriller recalls the work of art filmmakers from Paul Thomas Anderson to Lucretia Martel. Cinema Nova.
DRIVE (100 minutes) MA
THIS silly but striking 1980s-style noir allows Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn to abstract the conventions of the genre to the point where he might as well be making installation art. Ryan Gosling looks pleasantly zoned out as the loner hero, a stunt driver with a peculiar code of ethics and gift for violence. 35-millimetre print. Astor, tonight, 9.45pm.
2 DAYS IN NEW YORK (92 minutes) MA
Julie Delpy writes, directs and stars in this sequel to her 2007 romantic comedy 2 Days In Paris: the neurotic French heroine now lives in Manhattan where she and her new boyfriend (Chris Rock) face an unwelcome visit from her wacky family. Much of the humour is broad sitcom stuff, but with a personal edge. Selected.
DIANA VREELAND: THE EYE HAS TO TRAVEL (88 minutes) G
SHE discovered Lauren Bacall, befriended Andy Warhol and invented the role of the fashion editor as we know it today. Fabulously eccentric and oddly endearing, the one and only Diana Vreeland is brought back to life in this entertaining documentary narrated by stage actress Annette Miller, who does a splendid job of imitating Vreeland's amused patrician growl. Selected.
ROBOT AND FRANK (89 minutes) M
IN THE near future, a grouchy retired cat burglar (Frank Langella) is given a robot to help him around the house, and soon hatches a plot to return to a life of crime. This exercise in whimsy would be worth seeing just for Langella's chemistry with Susan Sarandon as a compassionate librarian nostalgic for the days when people read books. Selected.
SOUND OF MY VOICE (84 minutes) MA
RISING star Brit Marling has another intriguing role in this low-budget yarn about a woman who might be a messenger from the future, or just a new age guru on a power trip. Either way, a pair of would-be investigative journalists (Nicole Vicius and Christopher Denham) quickly find themselves out of their depth. Selected.
SKYFALL (143 minutes) M
THIS post-Olympics adventure for James Bond (Daniel Craig) sees him operating mainly on home turf as he fights to get back into shape while hunting down an eccentric cyber-terrorist (Javier Bardem, whose flamboyant performance is well up to series standards). This is skilful, self-aware entertainment, and a particular treat for fans of Judi Dench as M. General.


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FLORENCE – The Francis Marion University Board of Trustees adopted a $50.5 million operating budget for the university's 2012-2013 fiscal year during its quarterly meeting Friday (June 15) that included an increase to tuition and all other University fees of three percent per semester.
The tuition increase will yield $1 million in new revenues.
State appropriations were reduced by $4.2 million in 2008-2009 and nearly $1.3 million in 2009-2010. They were reduced by an additional $2.8 million for 2010-2011. State appropriations for 2011-2012 were five percent less than in 2011-2012, yielding a state appropriation of about 17 to 18 percent compared to 65% to 68% in the previous decade.
FMU's approximately $50.5 million projected budget includes a base state appropriation of $10.8 million, $35.6 million in student fees, $2.4 million in other revenue, and $1.6 million in non-recurring revenue. The largest part of the budget goes for personnel costs of $37.7 million and $11.1 million for operating expenses. Planned projects are estimated at $1.6 million.
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<input type=radio name=something value=B>
<input type=radio name=something value=C>
Can't seem to find anything that does the job, so I figured I'd post here.
Does anyone know of a way to "uncheck" a radio button, but still toggle between the possible selections? Closest thing I could find required the user to double click to uncheck.
To uncheck a radio button you simply click on one of the other buttons in the same group. A radio button group must have one of the options selected or it doesn't make sense. If you actually have a situation where you don't want any of them checked then you are either missing a button for the option where all the others need to be unchecked or you are using the wrong type of field.
Yeah, I know it doesn't make sense. But the customer wants it done this way.
I need to leave the option of having nothing selected.
So you will have to use checkboxes instead and add code to deselect the others when one is selected. You can't change the built-in functionality of radio buttons, once a radio button is selected then one of the buttons is always selected because that is what radio buttons do.
The customer wants radio buttons. Won't change their minds.
Do as Stephen has told Han, make an additional radio button that will uncheck others. Or use check boxes. Or any event handler that will uncheck the radio buttons using javascript. Customer won't change their minds means you are probably new and going down in front of them.
Imagine going to a car shop asking for a car that uses water as fuel and you ask the vendor that you won't change your mind. What he will reply ?
Customer won't change their minds means you are probably new and going down in front of them. haha... Wish it were that easy. But this is the land of government contracting. Requirements are written a year before the deployment of an application. Test cases are mapped to a requirement document. I know it sounds silly, but changing a form field from a radio button to a checkbox requires approval of a dozen people.
I understand. In that case you can add an additional radio that can be used to uncheck other buttons ... or think about another way to trigger an event that will eventually uncheck the radio buttons. You need a trigger, whatever it is ...
<script type="text/javascript">
rC = function(radioEl) {
if(radioEl.checked == true) {
radioEl.checked = false;
return false;
else {
radioEl.checked = true;
return true;
<input type=radio name=something value=A onClick="return false" onMouseDown="rC(this)">
<input type=radio name=something value=B onClick="return false" onMouseDown="rC(this)">
<input type=radio name=something value=C onClick="return false" onMouseDown="rC(this)">
that is wayyyyyyyyyy overkill and a stupid way of doing things, but for government work, at least its a start
Fantastic! That worked.
Thank you.
Simplest solution that is still workable without JavaScript.
<input type=radio name=something value=A >
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Follow along a day in the life Eleanore Dias, an international student from Kuwait.
Marquette is a Catholic, Jesuit university in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with an enrollment of nearly 12,000 students, more than 700 of whom are international students. Seeking a transformational education, they come from 68 countries — from Canada to China, from Mexico to Malaysia, and everywhere in between.


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SANTA CLARA, CA -- Vending operators and other retailers can organize, control and tailor their digital signage marketing programs across multiple devices with Intel's new Retail Client Management (RCM) system.
Intel's RCM is designed to provide a simple interface for marketing professionals, enabling them to create new campaigns and promotions in minutes, customize content instantly and control each screen individually in a secure and manageable environment.
It also enables marketers to create multiple zones within each digital sign, and supports most formats, including HD video, Adobe Flash, static image and Web content. This reportedly maximizes the impact by creating a consistent impression across multiple points of a consumer's experience.
"Digital signage is rapidly changing the advertising landscape and becoming a preferred channel for marketing professionals looking to reach customers with relevant content near the point of sale," said Joe Jensen, general manager of Intel's Retail Solutions Division. "With the addition of Intel RCM to our portfolio of retail solutions, our customers are able to easily create and manage attention-grabbing campaigns while ensuring they are reaching the right customer, at the right time, with the right product."
Intel RCM can be paired with the chipmaker's Audience Impression Metrics suite, which anonymously counts the number of viewers, gender and age group, and dwell time for each digital sign, enabling brands to tailor advertising content based on audience demographics. Using Intel AIM suite, retailers can also gauge the effectiveness of content by measuring the length of time viewers spend looking at displays, and which ads captured the attention of passersby.
The platform is also optimized for Intel Core vPro processors with Intel Active Management Technology (Intel AMT) enabling remote management and diagnosis of digital signage networks.
Costa Coffee And PepsiCo Intelligent Vending Machines Take Spotlight At Intel's NRF Exhibit


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Safety is in the pocket.
That's what NFL coaches historically have believed about their quarterbacks.
Tell that to Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Philip Rivers, all relatively stationary passers who have had major surgery during their careers.
Then again, having a quarterback double as a running threat doesn't thrill most coaches, either — even when it's Michael Vick, Russell Wilson or Robert Griffin III scooting around.
"You want your quarterback to be at his most effective," Redskins coach Mike Shanahan says. "You also want him healthy and in the lineup."
Which presents a predicament for Shanahan and his peers: QBs like RG3, Wilson and Cam Newton can't be expected to flourish if they're restrained.
"You don't rein in a thoroughbred," says former Jets and Chiefs coach Herm Edwards, now an ESPN analyst. "They bring the ability to make a play that you didn't draw up."
On the other hand, few QBs who stray from their blockers have been champions. Not even John Elway, Brett Favre and Ben Roethlisberger, quarterbacks known for making big plays on the move, could be classified as runners or scramblers.
Still, don't underestimate how much of Aaron Rodgers' skill set is built around his mobility with the Packers.
"He does a good job in the pocket transitioning out of the pocket," Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy said. "I mean the quarterback scramble drill is something that we believe in. We practice it from Day 1. The in-pocket training for the quarterback is detailed. The out-of-the-pocket training for the quarterback is detailed. The true art of it — and it's a great credit to Aaron — is the transition from the in-the-pocket training to out-of-pocket training. ... It's something that's part of our passing game, it's something that's coached, and he's exceptional at it."
Every Super Bowl since 1996 has been won by QBs who prefer being in the pocket, although Brett Favre, Elway and Rodgers surely weren't fearful of taking off. Brady, Peyton and Eli Manning, Roethlisberger, Drew Brees and Troy Aikman are in that group of pocket passers.
But of the 12 teams in last season's playoffs, half had quarterbacks who used their legs to complement their arms: Rodgers, Colin Kaepernick, Griffin, Wilson, Andrew Luck and Christian Ponder. Atlanta's Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco aren't statues, either.
Coaches no longer cringe when passers are forced out of the pocket. Well, most coaches: John Fox doesn't want to see Peyton Manning running any more than Tom Coughlin enjoys watching Eli do it.
Generally, though, coaches, coordinators — and teammates — are learning to swallow hard and encourage their athletic QBs to make plays, provided the quarterbacks have escapability. Yes, there is the vulnerability issue, as everyone saw when Griffin tore up his knee in the playoffs. But, again, holding them back can lead to uncertainty, frustration, or a loss of confidence.
"I think it's you watch him run and you advise him, give him tips. Certainly, the whole team is coached on how to run, protect the football," 49ers offensive coordinator Greg Roman says of Kaepernick, who set a postseason record for yards rushing by a quarterback last winter with 181 against Green Bay. "But he's a very naturally gifted runner and I think he's got good instincts on when to hold them and when to fold them."
His new target with the Niners, Anquan Boldin, doesn't think Kaepernick should fold them.
"From the outside looking in, you hear about how athletic he is," says Boldin, who was on the other side when Baltimore beat San Francisco in the Super Bowl. "A lot of times, the quarterback aspect gets overlooked. I think if people have a chance to play with him or see him up close, they'll understand how good of a quarterback he actually is.
"With Colin, the play is never dead. You just have to keep that in the back of your head. Even if the defense has a great call on you or it looks like the play is broken down, he has a knack of getting outside the pocket and being able to find receivers."
That's a trait many quarterbacks might have owned from the outset, but outside of a Steve Young, Vick or Randall Cunningham, few were encouraged to use in the pros.
Until recently.
Rodgers gives the Packers the best of all worlds, something RG3, Kaepernick and Wilson might provide at the same level if they maintain their early progress and success. Rodgers is dangerous inside the blocking shell and even more of a threat on the move; his passes, when rolling out, are more accurate and stronger than many other QBs, even some Pro Bowlers.
"Your mentality when you're blocking for him is make sure you stay engaged. You can't have a time clock in your head, thinking the ball might be gone," guard T.J. Lang said. "You've got to stay locked up with those guys, match their effort. ... Whenever we do that, we give Aaron some time, he tends to make a lot of big plays."
Big plays are what quarterbacks are all about these days as the NFL has skewed toward lighting up scoreboards with the passing game. Brady, the Mannings and Brees, pocket passers all, remain as prolific as ever, operating from the pocket.
But they might be an endangered species. Nearly every highly drafted quarterback in recent years has been of the Newton-Griffin-Manuel mold, with mobility an inherent part of their makeup. Even Luck, a trained pocket guy, has terrific mobility.
"Coaches are well aware, especially at quarterback, that it's not the system but the player who comes first," says Edwards, who has studied closely the shifting philosophy at the position. "Now more coaches are subject to building the system around the player you have, and the colleges are producing this type of quarterback.
"And they can play. They are ready. So you let them play."
AP National Writer Nancy Armour in Chicago and Sports Writer Janie McCauley in San Francisco contributed to this story.
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CS::Container::RedBlackTreeOrderingPartial< K, K2 > Class Template Reference
Partial ordering (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_order) for red-black-trees. More...
#include <csutil/redblacktree.h>
Detailed Description
template<typename K, typename K2>
class CS::Container::RedBlackTreeOrderingPartial< K, K2 >
Partial ordering (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_order) for red-black-trees.
Not that this will change the runtime characteristics. In the worst case - no key is comparable to the other - operations may take linear time instead of logarithmic as operations degenerate into an exhaustive search.
- requires the key type to implement
- the following axioms shall be true: a <= a, a <= b && b <= a <=> a == b, a <= b && b <= c <=> a <= c, !(a <= b) && !(b <= a) <=> a and b are incomparable
Definition at line 195 of file redblacktree.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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A last-minute change in work crews ended up expediting the construction of the new Suwanee River Fair Grounds.
Local prison crews helped clean out all valuables at the existing facilities early last week. That left no need for the Saturday morning work day for area volunteers called by the Fair board.
"We appreciate people coming out because they would be here if we needed them," said Fair president Loran Brookins. "We'd rather have the prisoners do it,"
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