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FOR ICTORY BUY UNITED STATES BONDS * STAMPS PINE RIVER JOURNAL • * *, MAKE <EVERY t\\ ^.PAYDAY BOND DAY VOLUME VIII NUAIBEU 6 THE PINE RIVER JOURNAL, PINE KIVER, CASS COUNTY, AIINNBSOTA, FRIDAY, SEPTEAIBER 25, 1942 SUB: $1.50 Pine River and Vicinity, $2.00 Elsewhere Xmas Gifts to Soldiers Should be Mailed in October Christmas parcels and Christmas F cards sent to'men in the armed forces should be mailed during th© period beginning ortnbei' 1 and .ending November 1. .Special effort will be made to •deliver all Christinas parcels mailed during that period, in time tor Cueist- {m as. Christmas parcels slhall not exceed the present limits of II-pounds in. weight or IS Inches in length or 42 inches in length and girth combined. All articles should be packed in suJv- Stantial boxes und be covered witb wrappers of sufficient strength, due to the many transfers and long distance pf mailing. No perishable matter should be mail ed. Intoxicants, inflammable materials (including matches of all kinds and lighter fluids) and poisons are unmail- Bble. Addresses must be legible. AS each parcel is subject to censorship, the covering of the parcel Should be so sets cured as to permit ready inspection. Commercial Club Meets Next Tuesday Evening The regular meeting of tlie I'ine Ri- \er Commercial 'Club will be held in tbe Club Rooms of the Marlow next Tuesday evening, September 29, at S * p. m. Special discussion vital to Pine Biver will be taken up. Be present, everyone. DELEGATES ATTEND STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION SI W. Johnson of Pine River, Airs. Starkweather of Hackensack, and Airs. Gust Parsons of Pillager drove to St. Paul Friday of last week, where they (attended the state Republican convention, held at the St. Paul auditorium. Aliss Martin of Boston, Alass., national [Republican leader, addressed the group Of 200 delegates from Alinnesota Friday afternoon. The convention din- tner was held at the Athletic Club Friday evening. Remodeling of Creamery Now Completed Installation of new equipment, remodeling, and re-decorating of the L'ine River Creamery has been completed. This is now one- of the finest (butter-making plant in tlie area. Cooling vats ond churns were repaired, a new can washer installed and a cream can conveyor leading from the ioutside, into the plant was built; also another conveyor to take empty cans to the loading platform. A new refrigeration system has been installed for the cooler which assures i> cool even temperature at all times. The old steam engines 'have been dis warded and all units are now driven by nevvly installed electric motors. The office has been partitioned off so that testing is now done in a separate room. New ligi'n.t fixtures have Ibeen installed and the entire interior has been treated with two coats of enamel and the woodwork on the exterior has been repainted. Joe Neuberger, bur.terma.ker and Roll and Carpenter, assistant, now have a complete up-to-date plant In which to Hiianufncture butter. 12 Students Enrolled in Normal Training Class Students, numbering twelve, from all over the state are enrolled in the local Normal Training class under the supervision of Miss Antoinette Henderson. They are as follows: Viola AL Coats, Brainerd Marie Degnan, Pine River Alice AI. Dillon, Olivia Aleta Jewell, Pine River Esther AI. King, Pine River Betty AI. Ivovejoy, Twin Valley Betty R. Alerrill, Pine IRiver Erma AI. Nelson, Bagley ■Gladys AL Norman, Pine River Aileen Pederson, Backus [Phyllis Pederson, Backus Alavis L. Peterson, Pine River METHODIST CHURCH TO HAVE WEEK OF SPECIAL MEETINGS Beginning Thursday evening, 'September 24, Dr. Vallentyne of [Minneapolis, will be tbe speaker each evening until Friday, October 2. There will be no service Sunday evening but a sjiecial service will be held Monday evening. Tuesday evening, a special service will be held for the young people wit.' everyone invited io attend. On Wednesday evening, September 30, church members will remain for a short session of the first quarterly co i iference with District Supt., Dr. Gordon E. Bailey. Annual Earn Sale Will be Held in Pine River Oct. 3 Sell it witn a Want Ad! Gall 69 County Agent, Fred Giesler announced today that the annual ram sale and exchange day, sponsored by the extension service and local sheep breed ers, will be held at Che Pine River fali'r grounds Saturday, October 8. This will be an 'all-day event and will give sheep mien a chance to trade off rams that are out of use in their own flocks and to look over the offerings of purebred stock from this and neighboring counties. Tihe ram day is especially useful this year because it will save timet that might otherwise be spent shopping around to get a purebred rani needed to improve their flock. All rams offered for sale 'or exchange will be purebred, and there will be a choice of individuals in tlie most popular breeds. Last year 23 rams were sold or exchanged at the county rain day in Pirn River and the quality of local flocks was greatly improved by the better sires. Football Season Opens Friday, Today Only two home football games will be played t. is year as per calendar schedule for the season. The first game will be played today, Friday, at 1 i>. m. Admission is children lie and adults 25c. The second game will be played October 2, wit.ii t' Walker aggregation, champions of last year. Both these game.- wil) 'ie outstanding. Be t. ere and help the buys along to victory. Members of Team: Coach Donald Johnson Captain and Fullback ...... .i. .Lloyd dements Center Alarvin Lundin Quarterback ■.... Bill, Riley Right-End Laddie Jones Halfback 'Kenneth Fick Left End . . . ./ Vensel Johnson Backfield Reserves: Richard Anderson, Alyrl Rienfeld, Ro bert Alassie, Harvey Cromett, Allan Carlson and George Davidson. Line Reserves: Edward Stoutenburg, Kenneth Jones, Wayne Goldenstein, Kenneth' Kinkel, Clyde Merrill, Fred Mast." 1943 Auto Licenses Go on Sale October 1 Swanberg Grange to Present Program On Wednesday evening, September 30, I'ine 710 of Swanburg, will present the following Booster Night pro>- grain at the community Hall: Masters' Welcome Address Grange Booster Song ........ Grange National .Masters' Message Quartet "Boost the Grange Heading Anna Anderson Play "Biddy O'Reilly and the Agent" with Lawrence W7itt and El mora Rice. Music .... Orville King and nephew Reading Lela Steckman Recitation Alaribelle Riley AIuslc Lloy Connor Recitation Win. Achterkirch' Stunt <..i.... Grangers Address Song "Be Faithful OU'atron" by the Grange Rev. Pearson Writes From Mt. Pleasant Iowa IWtell here I come again from a different locality in the state of Iowa. After five years of service at Stuart, la., the call came to leave those whom had been endeared to us, not that we had to leave, because we wislhed to go, but Isaiah heard the call and said: Here I am, send me, and 'Paul heard the call and said Lord, What will ye have me to do. So, we too, heard and went out not knowing who or what it was like but God has been good to us and here we are in a most beautiful place. Church and parsonage shielded or embraced just as you please, in tbe arms of great trees. Just as much as to say, this is God's world and no harm can befall you. We are seven miles from Alt. Pleasant and 3 3-4 miles from Salam. one of the oldest towns in this state. The Friends Church celebrated their 100th anniversary two years ago. This was the first church organized in the state of Iowa. Cedar Creek Churdh, where we are. is situated on a level plane, not a 3 ill or a rise that you can detect. The great fields of corn with large ears hanging down, reminds one of nuggets of cold. I would like to describe it all to you. There is a good river for fishing here where they really catch some large ones, Blue Channel Cats.- This is long enough so will close, asking you to send us the old home town paper, the Journal. —Rev. and Airs. Chas. Pearson Rt. 4, Alt. Pleasant, Ia. Everett Felton returned Aionday from Seattle, Wash., where he has been employed the past few months. He states that there is plenty of work on the coast but that he developed a severe ease of rheumatism caused by the damp weather and was forced to return home. The new license tab. size 2-inches by 4-incthes, color black with white letters, will be attached to your present license plate for 1943. -New licenses will be on sale October 1, November 15 will be tie la^t date to purchase them without penalty. All license tabs must be on by January 1, 1943. Total penalty after November 15 as follows: November 16, 25c; November 17, 50c; November 18- November 30, $1.00; December 1 to January 1, $1.50. Additional penalty .after January 1 : The maximum amounts to $4 which includes the $1.50 as sessed previous to January 1. No special numbers will be issued for 1943. If you buy a car, you will be given whatever number is available and your old Dumber goes with the car you trade in as usual. Thus, a car owner has from October 1 to November 15 to make application without penalty. ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW HELD AT FAIRGROUNDS MONDAY Less in number than in previous years, but more outstanding in quality, seems to be the general opinion of of those attending the Lake Kegion Poultry Show in Pine River Aionday of this week. About 225 birds were exhibited this year. The fact that poultry raisers "nave learned to display only birds of quality and high breeding accounts for the fact that no birds were disqualified which is rare at any show. Henry Niegarten, expert poultry man, judged the entries. $125.00 in prize money was divided among tlie exhibitors. Elwood Jolhnson of Pequot Lakes, received the prized for the champion male bird, a partridge-Rock, and L. W. Walton received the prize for the chain pion female bird, a Col. Wyandotte NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Parents of the boys serving in the armed forces, who are receiving the Journal must tak: care of Cbeir delinquent subscription in order that their boy might get the paper. The paper will not be mailed out unless these obligations are met. County AAA Elections Held Friday Elections for the purpose of electing ri luiiiunily AAA committeemen in the various districts in the county were held Friday of last week. The following were elected CI airman, vice chairman and third member respectively, .in the various districts: Dist. 1, Pillager: Elmore E. Dally, Frank 1'. Bamberg, Irven E. Father. Dist. 2, McKinley: Guy R. Edwards, Henry DeWald, Richard Tye. Dist. 3, Pequot Lakes: Maynard H. Seaton, Albert J. Bye, Roger Wolentt. Dist. .4, Longville: James V. Mlehl, Charles Harder, Fred Blnderup. Dist. 5, Renter: Alonao Wl I'laisted, Charles Wheeler, Albert A. Pound. Dist. No. (5, Cass Lake: William F. Meyer, Martin N. Monson, David F. Foster. Dist. 7, Backus: Charles M. Swift, James: L. Battles, Roy Ray. Bach district elected a delegate to attend tie county convention at. Walker, Saturday, Sept. 19. The following delegates were selected: Dist. 1, Pillager, Edward J. Dorsey Dist. 2, Staples, Charles A. Stone 'Dist. 3, Pequot Lakes, Albert J .Bye Dist. 4, Longville, Elmer H. Atwood Dist. 5, Boy River, Alonzo Plaisted Dist. 6, Laporte, Frank P. Aiadlgan Dist. 7, Backus, James I* Battles At the county convention the following county committee was elected : Chairman, Edward J. Dorsey, Pillager; Vice Chairman, Frank I'. Ala.di- gan. Laporte- Third Member, Elmer II. Atw 1, Longville; First Alternate, Alonzo Plaisted, Boy River; Second Ai ernate, Albert Bye, Pequot Lakes: SccTTreas., Jean AI. Born, Walker. At the county convention, delegat s discussed the feed-Wl.eat program, am' the vegetable oil and meal program of the Dept. of Agriculture. Arrangements were made for the assistance of tlie Extension Service in the disposition of information about feeding rations for dairy cows, hogs, and poultry thus making the best use of the feeds offered through Commodity Credit Corporation and the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Rural Teachers to Meet at Walker October 2 County Superintendent, J. W. Wicklund has announced a one day Rural Teachers Institute to be. held at the Walker courthouse on Friday, October 2. Aliss Fern Kennedy, state rural school supervisor, will assist in conducting the institute. Teachers and supervisors will discuss school problems and make plans for the current school year. The meeting includes all rural school teachers of Cass County. OTTO HAACK Sec-Treas., Minnesota H. S. League iSupt. Otto Haack was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Alinnesota State High School League of District 24, and also a member of the board of directors of the State High School League at a recent central state athletic meeting held in Brainerd. G. E. Henderson was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Longbow League at a meeting of schoolmen of the G. E. HENDERSON Sec-Treas., Longbow League league at Longville Aionday evening, which was attended.by fllessers Haack, Henderson, Johnson and Nelson of the local school. Philip Fjelstad of 'Wadena, was elected president of the state High School League amd 'Supt. Stephenson of Walker, was elected president of the Longbow. League. All-Out Scrap Drive Rolls in Three of the Northwest States This Month Rationing Com. foi Machinery in Cass Set up The U. S. Department of Agriculture's order of September 17, temporarily "freezing" all farm machinery in the hands of dealers, was described by Edward J. Dorsey, County USDA War Board Chairman, as necessary to insure fair distribution' of available equipment and its placement where it will do tl.e .most good in war-time farm production. Administration of the farm machinery rationing program was delegated 'by the War Production Board to the office of 'Price Administration, and re- ileb'gated to the Department oif Agricul ture. County rationing will be handled by a county rationing committee com- p sed of the County AAA Cchairman, A. J. Holley, Pequot Lakes, and C. J. Corner, Motley. Two alternates have also been appointed. Farm machinery is one classification (Group A) which is scarce and especially needed to meet current agricultural needs, may be sold only upon approval by the county farm machinery rationing committee. Machinery in a second category (Group B) including items somewhat less scarce, may be sold upon certification by the farmer to the dealer that it is required to meet current needs. A third classification (Group O) includes the smaller items that may be sold without restrictions. Group A, includes combines, corn pickers, disc harrows, feed grinders, fertilizer spreaders, grain drills, grain elevators, bay balers, lime spreaders, (Continued on Page 4) Last Rites For L. W. Morgan Held Wednesday Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for L. W. Morgan, from the Methodist Church with lev. Fish officiating. Interment was made in the i'ine Ridge Cemetery. Air. Morgan passed away at the Brainerd hospital, following an illness of three years. He was 03 years of age. Lawrence Weldon Morgan was born the son of Air. and Airs. Charles E. Morgan on .September 19, 1879, near Bloomington, III. On January 1, 1901, he was united in marriage to Aliss Nettie Walters at Wapella, 111. To this union eight Children were born, five sons and three daughters. In 1910, Air. Morgan moved with his family to Jamestown, N. Dak., where they resided until 1923, when they moved to Pine River, wihere he made ins home until his death. His passing is mourned by one daugh ter, Mrs. Alfred Johnson of Pine River and five sons, Cecil of Spokane, Wash., Clarence of Pequot La'kes, John of Pine River, Weldon of Aitkin, and Harold of San Diego, Calif. Also, fifteen grandchildren, two brothel's, Chas. MOrgan of Farmington. and VTames Morgan of Brainerd; two sisters, Airs. Harry Quayle of Champalgne, 111., and Airs. Marie Limestone of Brainerd. His wife, two daughters and one sister preceded him in death. RALLY DAY AT TABERNACLE NEXT SUNDAY A special rally service will be held at the Tabernacle Sunday morning. All members of the Sunday school are urged to be present, bringing a friend 'along. A (welconie is extended to all wil.o do not attend another 'Sunday school. Come and bring your children. There is a class for every age and a specially interesting class for adults. HARVEST FESTIVAL AT TABERNACLE FRIDAY EVENING A harvest festival will be held at the Tabernacle at S p. m., Friday, with Rev. E. Bartlett Peterson, district secretary of the Assemblies of God and instructor in North Central Bible Institute as special speaker. A splendid program has been prepared. Members and friends of the Tabernacle are Daily and weekly newspapers iu all three northwest states, Alinnesota, and North and South Dakota, are putting their shoulders to the wheel to get America the scrap iron and steel it needs to make the munitions of war. In Pine River, the Journal is participating in the salvage drive in cooperation with tlie Alinnesota Editorial Association. Newspapers all over America are working to get in the scrap at the request of the War Production Board. ''Salvage is one of the most important war-time problems confronting us at this time," says F. P. Heffelfinger, deputy regional director of the WPB. "We want 1,000-pounds of scrap from every farm in the northwest. This will materially help in making the salvage campaign a success. Every old farm "implement, every piece of unused1 agri" cultural machinery should be turned in at once. They are desperately needed for the making of munitions of war. The press will do a mighty important task in this effort. Alinnesota newspaper editors mapped plans for their campaign at a meeting in Alinneapolis last week. Newspaper campaigns will continue thru October. iScrap depots are being set up in every community in tihe northwest. Persons who wish to sell their scrap will be paid by dealers or at the depots. Proceeds from donated scrap will go to various organizations such as the Red Cross or the USO. Any person w.fio has any scrap at all, particularly iron and steel, is urged to take it to the nearest scrap depot at once. In cases wihere farmers have large amounts of scrap which they cannot conveniently7 move, they should contact a trucker in Pine River to cuil- at their {arm. Dan AJcAllister has offered to pick up scrap in the rural territories aud is prepared to pay cash when Ihe i.alis. All you have to do is drop him a post card. Scrap irust be kept moving to '.he steel furnaces and in the northwest, states it is particularly important tnat it be mi ved early. After snow is on the ground it becomes difficult to locate scrap metals. Two big fur-runes were reeej tly closed down in the Chicago area because of the lack of scr in materials. In making of steel, scrap is used about half and half with ore. At some furnaces in America, the scrap ' content runs as high as 55 percent. Wili- cut scrap iron and steel, the jurira steel production program, which is oi vital importance to the war eff >"t, might bog down. bringing vegetables as a gift to the Bible Institute. Tihe church will be decorated and the program will be under the direction of the young people. A hearty7 invitation is extended to all. Not everybody with a dollar |SS to spare can shoot a gun pi straight—but everybody can shoot straight to the bank and buy War Bonds. Buy your 10% every pay day. • • WludyoulluifWztU WAR BONDS • • Tractors and motors will never wholly replace the Army Mule as a factor in the mobile units of our army. The Army Mule is a tradition and the "mule skinner" is a breed unto himself. Army Mules are used by the Field Artillery and the Cavalry in areas where the terrain is rough and tractors cannot operate. Pack trains in mountainous sectors are often necessary and here the mule, slow but sure-footed, plays an important role. Our Army buys thousands of mules paying from $175 to $190 for each. The mule eats less, carries more, and some declare is smarter than the horse. Your purchase of War Bonds and Stamps helps pay for these Army Mules. Invest at least ten percent of your income in War Bonds every pay day. V. S. Treasury Department
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Public API ReferenceThis is the Application Programmer's Interface (API) reference for Crystal Space. This manual documents the abstract interfaces, classes, and functions available to clients of the Crystal Space software development kit (SDK).
A complementary Crystal Space user and developer manual is available at: http://www.crystalspace3d.org/docs/online/manual/
The Crystal Space home page is at: http://www.crystalspace3d.org/
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Andrew Monaco serves as studio host and sideline reporter, along with play-by-play on select games, on Fox Sports Southwest, KENS and KMYS. He is the TV and radio play-by-play announcer for the Silver Stars, continues to do TV for the Rampage, (where he served as radio voice until the 2007–08 season) and handles TV on Austin Toros' telecasts. Prior to joining the SS&E family spent more than a decade covering a variety of teams.
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I would love to tell you I have all the answers, but I just can't. When it comes to talking Spurs basketball, I get an awful lot of help.
I value the time together with Coach Pop. To be able to sit down with him and get his thoughts on the Spurs, Spurs players, the opposition and the keys to the game, is always enlightening. He's not only generous with his time, but also with his information. Same goes for his coaches.
I enjoy getting to talk with Spurs coaches and get their insight on the game, which I then relay to the television audience, or use while working in-studio. That is not possible unless teams have coaches and personnel willing to share that information. And in my case, explain it so I can understand it.
The Spurs are fortunate to have that type of personnel and I would like to take the opportunity to thank them.
I had the good fortune to work a Spurs season ticket holder event with Chad Forcier and we had a great time talking about his career and the dynamics of the Spurs' coaching staff and Spurs' success. And he has been kind enough to continue that throughout the season.
So I cannot thank Chad enough for all the e-mails he responds to, the phone calls he answers and the one-on-one time he gives me. His generosity in sharing his knowledge has been invaluable to me.
I wish Mike Budenholzer nothing but success as the new head coach of the Atlanta Hawks, as he teams up with another former Spur, and current Hawks' general manager, Danny Ferry. I, for one, will miss him. Coach Bud has always carved out time for me coming though the tunnel at halftime, or meeting me on the court, to offer his thoughts and insights, on what to expect in the upcoming second half. He's also a terrific pre-game interview, as is Brett Brown. Sometimes they have come through in a pinch when a scheduled interview falls through, but mostly, they are so god in hat interview chair, we enjoy talking with them.
I have already been in touch with some of the Hawks' broadcasters, telling them they are getting a really good guy in Mike Budenholzer.
Whether it is Coach Bud or Brett Brown, Chad Forcier, Ime Udoka or Chip Engelland, they all are kind enough to share their knowledge and expertise, allowing viewers of our telecasts to gain valuable insights on this team.
Another Spur who has been invaluable to me is Sean Marks, my partner on select telecasts. I have learned a bunch from the Spurs Director of Basketball Operations. It could be on one of our telecasts, on the court pre-game, in the tunnel during the game, or on the phone, the knowledge he has passed along to me has been plentiful and extremely useful. And when I do Austin Toros' telecasts, the Toros' GM provided me with everything I needed.
And then there is Sean Elliott. He deserves an M-Blog of his own (which would probably be his highest honor). We know all about his made-for-TV personality. It is his combination of basketball IQ, ability to relay that to the audience, his expertise as a telestrator, and just one of the funniest - and kindest -- people I have ever met and worked alongside. I am constantly stealing information from him, especially when I am in the Fox Sports Southwest studios. And I am constantly learning the game from him and appreciating how players play, why plays succeed, why teams win.
To work with him is a true pleasure. But, as I wrote earlier, that is for another edition of M-Blog.
Thanks again to everybody on the Spurs for being so generous with their time, their knowledge, their insight. It is greatly appreciated by me, and I certainly hope, for our Spurs audience.


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Like many Federal agencies, FDA has a robust ombudsman program that addresses concerns and complaints from regulated industry and the public. At FDA, most product evaluation centers house their own ombudsman staff that address center specific issues. The FDA Office of the Ombudsman, as part of the Office of the Commissioner, provides this function for the agency as a whole.
While some think of an ombudsman as a type of court of last resort or legal adviser, the FDA Office of the Ombudsman rather acts primarily as a counselor or informal mediator. An ombudsman may be called upon by interested parties to provide guidance and assistance at any stage in a dispute, complaint, or other problem that relates to the work of the agency—not only when a matter reaches an impasse. Addressing problems early can often aid in their resolution.
The FDA Office of the Ombudsman employs some basic guiding principles that allow it to serve in this mediating role:
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The FDA Office of the Ombudsman handles inquiries about the resolution of consumer complaints as well as inquiries from regulated industry regarding, among other things, agency action or delays in action, compliance activities, import issues, and actions of FDA field offices. We play an important role in assisting small businesses. Although small businesses are generally subject to the same regulations as any other entity, we can help to draw attention to the special needs and concerns of these companies. If nothing else, we can help small businesses to understand messages from the agency and to better communicate with FDA offices and staff, thereby helping companies to satisfy FDA requirements, which are designed to protect consumers and patients.
The tools we use to assist individuals and companies vary from situation to situation. Sometimes we help them to better understand actions taken by FDA. At other times we can be helpful in calling attention to and moving forward action that has been delayed. In many instances, we are able to facilitate a productive meeting between key FDA officials and the interested party to discuss and help move toward resolution of issues of concern.
A new role for the FDA Office of the Ombudsman is in shepherding the consideration of scientific disputes raised by FDA employees that are not resolved elsewhere and rise to the level of the Commissioner, the head of the FDA. While there are often multiple legitimate ways to view different findings and to make regulatory or policy decisions, FDA is committed to the integrity of the underlying science and a science-based approach to its decision making, and places great value on ensuring that divergent scientific opinions are fully and fairly heard. Any FDA scientist can first raise a scientific dispute or disagreement within the center where they work through well defined processes, with the final arbiter being the Director of that FDA center. However, if they are ultimately not satisfied that their views have been fully heard and considered by the Center, they can bring the matter to the Office of the Commissioner via the FDA Office of the Ombudsman for review of the process.
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Vikings find way to rally against Redskins, who can't handle pressure down the stretch
The Minnesota Vikings might not have the personnel to make a stunning turnaround and make the postseason again. But you can't say they're going for draft positioning, either.
After a mostly lame defensive first half, the Vikings rallied with a blitz-at-all-costs approach and found a way to earn their first victory on American soil this season, beating the Redskins, 34-27, on Thursday night.
Adrian Peterson scored two touchdowns, and Christian Ponder — after a bad first-possession interception — threw for two more before getting knocked out of the game with a shoulder injury. The Vikings found new sources of offensive production, with tight end John Carlson and Cordarrelle Patterson both catching TD passes after doing little offensively entering this game.
Coach Leslie Frazier will be asked about his two timeouts he called inside the final minute of the game, as the Redskins drove to try to force overtime, down seven points. But it likely was the result of Frazier not having a full team on hand. He dressed a mere 44 players, with so many hurt on a short week, and the defensive blitzkrieg in the second half likely left his defenders gassed.
Still, it was enough. The pressure (four second-half sacks) built up, and the repeated hits on Robert Griffin III had a cumulative effect. Kevin Williams had three sacks (his first multiple-sack game since 2009) and tossed around the middle of the line, namely guard Chris Chester. The Redskins lost their offensive chemistry at times after a first half in which they ran simple plays and let the Vikings hurt themselves with a litany of ridiculous missed tackles, leading to a 24-14 halftime lead.
Frazier decided to go for broke. At 1-7, why not? He called for the dogs to be sent on almost every defensive play, with five or more rushers every time Griffin dropped back to pass.The strategy largely worked: The Redskins got away from Alfred Morris, who had been pulverizing the Vikings, and the passing game wasn't nearly as effective.
The loss leaves the Redskins in the same spot they were a year ago — 3-6 and on the outside looking in, as far as the playoffs are concerned. Of course, we know how that one worked out. Griffin got hot, Morris ran hard and the defense relied on key turnovers and field position to help win games.
Can it happen again? Yes, but the mental mistakes and poor pass protection must change dramatically. Plus, the team's offensive and defensive identities must crystallize a bit more closer to the 2012 forms — those proven molds for success could work again.
The Vikings have almost no chance at the playoffs at 2-7, not in a loaded NFC North. But they at least showed some spine.


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The Grosvenor (Gros veneur), great hunter, was a royal servant.
I will give you,' he said, 'twenty Rees and Gros Ventres to escort you past the hostile camp.'
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A Gros Ventre boy saw them, but did not know what they were, so he got up from his desk and went close to the teacher.
Gros has been looked upon as a companion by Andregg for these many years.
Fortunately Edith, who was nearest to the door, was completely shrouded from Gros Jean's observation.
However, I achieved my purpose, which was to overhear Gros Jean's request.
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Based on the short Stephen King horror story of the same name, 1408 surrounds supernatural writer Mike Enslin, an author of two hit books focusing on supernatural phenomena. As research for his latest book, Enslin is determined to check out the notorious room 1408 in a New York City hotel by personally staying as a guest in the fabled room. With the intention that 1408 is just a myth perpetuated by stories and rumor that Enslin has collected for his past works. However, hotel manager Mr. Olin has strong objections to Enslin's stay and only warns him of possible danger to come. But Enslin is determined to go through and convinced that the horrific past of 1408 is just mere coincidence and a myth. But what Mike Enslin is about to experience is no myth, as 1408 truly is a room where the guests don't check out by noon.
1408 is an adaptation of a Stephen King short story, which ought to explain why the trailers have such an easy time of making the whole thing seem damned creepy. Mikael Håfström's film looks slick and well crafted, and it's the first horror movie trailer I've seen in awhile that didn't give me a case of the cliché shivers.
For Sam Jackson, this is a chance to get back to being in movies people actually show up to see. Black Snake Moan was critically acclaimed, but audiences, inexplicably, weren't interested in paying high ticket prices to see Christina Ricci chained to a radiator. What is this country coming too? Snakes on a Plane was a lot of fun, but again, if it doesn't somehow connect to 'American Idol' the rank and file moviegoer just isn't interested. Maybe they should have cast Simon as a cobra. Before that it was Freedomland, which got exactly the kind of box office failure it deserved. In 2005 Sam was in the last Star Wars, but come on that doesn't really count does it? Revenge of the Sith's success has nothing to do with him. He may not be the lead in 1408, but it sure would be nice for Jackson if he was in something that someone has seen.
For John Cusack, this is a chance to… um play John Cusack again. It's what he does. He's very good at it. In fact he does it better than just about anyone else. It's a ghost movie, nobody is looking for some kind of nuanced performance. You've just got to look scared John. Go to it.
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I've done the googling and got a basic idea, but most of the info I find is only for BT2.
Could someone please point me in the direction of a good tutorial or just explain to me how to add more exploits to my metasploit. There a couple of ones ive found on milw0rm but I found this archive
and have bascially just been copying and pasting the .rb files into /msf3/framework3/modules/exploits
how do i get msf3 to reload / register the new exploits ive put in the dir?
Is there also not a package that one could just download which will let u install an entire bunch of extra exploits without having to install them one by one?
any idea anyone plz?
do you honestly think that I havent tried?
everytime I ask a question, someone always justs says 'google it' or 'search the forums' and frankly its getting annoying.
I might be a BT3 n00b but that is why I post my questions in the n00bie or how-to forums only to get smacked down every single time. I do bloody well search the forums extensively before I ask my questions.
Please show me EXACTLY which thread answers this question, cause I searched the forums inside out but could not find any help, and if there is a thread explaining this to me, then I apologise for missing it.
I would rather be hated for what i am,
Then loved for what i am not.
For instance this thread provides info on how to do it.
Well it wasn't on the first page of the search but well sometimes you have to dig a little deeper.
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Results 1 - 10 of about 273,000 for adding exploits to metasploit 3. (0.29 seconds)
Now if your results are filtered that is one thing. If it is because you tried then you fail.
273,000 results and you looked at every single one all the way through?
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Auburn, Ala., August 6, 2013
(l-r) Charles Welden, III, AWF President; Horace Horn, PowerSouth Energy; Dr. William Puckett; Governor Robert Bentley, and Matt Bowden, Alabama Power Company
Dr. William Puckett of Auburn was recently awarded the Soil Conservationist of the Year Award at the 2013 Alabama Wildlife Federation Governor's Conservation Achievement Awards banquet. The banquet was held on August 2, 2013 at The Marriott Legends at Capitol Hill in Prattville. Governor Robert Bentley provided opening remarks and assisted with presentation of the awards.
The AWF Governor's Conservation Achievement Awards (GCAA) are the most respected conservation honors in the state of Alabama. Over the past 30 years, the Alabama Wildlife Federation has presented these awards to individuals and organizations that make
significant contributions to the conservation of Alabama's wildlife and related natural resources.
Dr. Puckett serves as the State Conservationist with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in Alabama. In this role, he has become known for his proactive approach, can-do attitude, and building effective partnerships with a host of organizations and agencies committed to soil and water conservation and the wise stewardship of Alabama's natural resources.
Under Dr. Puckett's leadership, he has fostered effective implementation of Farm Bill programs that have resulted in millions of dollars invested in partnership with Alabama landowners to protect our soil resources through conservation tillage and the use of cover crops. At the same time, these programs have also increased crop productivity, improved water quality, and established beneficial forest and wildlife habitats.
During the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, Dr. Puckett spearheaded development of the Migratory Bird Habitat Initiative and worked with the Alabama Wildlife Federation, local Soil and Water Conservation Districts, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, and coastal Alabama landowners to develop alternative, oil-free habitats for migratory shorebirds and waterfowl. As a result, almost 1,000 acres of new migratory shorebird and waterfowl habitat were created,
providing the habitat necessary to support feeding areas for 50,000 migratory shorebirds and approximately 900,000 duck use days.
Dr. Puckett is a leader and is passionate about the soil and related natural resources of our state. He has also led Alabama in the National Water Quality Initiative, the Working Lands for Wildlife Initiative, and a host of other highly beneficial conservation efforts.
The GCAA was created to promote leadership by example and in turn increase conservation of the natural resources in the state of Alabama including its wildlife, forests, soils, water and air. The program is designed to bring about a greater knowledge and awareness of conservation practices and projects and to give proper recognition to those persons and organizations that make outstanding contributions to the natural resource welfare of their community and state.
The Alabama Wildlife Federation, established by sportsmen in 1935, is the state's oldest and largest citizens' conservation organization. The mission of the Alabama Wildlife Federation, a 501(c) 3 non-profit group supported by membership dues and donations, is to promote conservation and wise use of Alabama's wildlife and related natural resources as a basis for economic and social prosperity. To learn more about AWF, including membership details, programs and projects, contact Alabama Wildlife Federation at 1-800-822-WILD or visit www.alabamawildlife.org.
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In the first Meissonier tells you the whole story to the very end.
Meissonier was still a great artist, yet he was human and his effects were now believed to be gotten by natural methods.
I can paint; I know I could paint better than Meissonier, at any rate.
The methodical despoiler did not so much as turn his head as he placed the Meissonier on the chest and deftly cut out the canvas.
And he crossed over to Madame Lamotte, who was still in front of the Meissonier.
And who thinks of anything else when Meissonier paints a charge?
When only sixteen years of age, Meissonier exhibited for the first time.
What I saw now most vividly suggested old-time battle pictures by Meissonier or Dtaill.
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One Cry Prayer Congress
One Cry Network
Saturday, February 16, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (EST)
Event Details
Dear prayer connector and friend,
On behalf of the One Cry Network, we would like to invite you to be a part of a special meeting called the Congress of Prayer on Saturday, February 9th. Its focus is to discover and understand the purpose and power of prayer, while both equipping and challenging you to a deeper, more intimate prayer life.
As we continue to press on and grow in our faith, we would also like to encourage and help you be as effective as you possibly can in order to experience transformation both for yourself and for your campus.
The meeting will take place at Hephzibah House, 51 W 75th Street between Central Park West and Broadway. In order to get there, you can take either the 1,2,3 trains or the B or C trains to 72ndstreet. We will begin promptly at 10am to 4pm, but doors will be open at 9:45am. Please try to be on time. A light lunch will be provided, but please let us know if you will be attending so our Core Team can plan accordingly.
There will be a main session, followed by several hands on training times, including topics like:
What is prayer and why do we pray?
Praying the Lord's Prayer
How can we pray effectively for our campus, leaders, etc.?
How can I hear God's voice clearly?
How to lead a prayer meeting
The role of prayer in our spiritual maturity
Spiritual Warfare
You can choose several topics and go to the sessions you choose. Thank you so much for partnering with the One Cry Network! We hope to see you soon!
When & Where
Hephzibah House
51 W 75th Street
New York,
Saturday, February 16, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (EST)
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Mila Kunis & Ashton Kutcher's Romantic Roman Stroll
Enjoying a romantic stroll in a gorgeous city, Mila Kunisand Ashton Kutcher bundled up on the streets of Rome this evening (November 19).
The A-list couple held hands and covered their faces with scarves as they walked down the historic roads while getting in a little shopping.
In related news, the 34-year-old actor is reportedly teaming up with his ex-wife Demi Moore for a charitable event.
The stars recently released a statement for THORN: Digital Defenders of Children, which read, "For the past three years we have focused our work broadly on combating child sex trafficking. It has become crystal clear in our efforts that technology plays an increasingly large role in this crime and in the sexual exploitation of children overall. We believe that the technology-driven aspect of these crimes demands its own attention and investment."
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Monday, January 31 2011 - Other Important News
The UN, Israel-Palestine and 9/11 Scholarship: A Discussion with Professor Richard Falk
Part One:
Part Two:
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Dr. Falk's article that originally kicked off this matter:
Interrogating the Arizona Killings from a Safe Distance
by Richard Falk
...The arguments swirling around the 9/11 attacks are emblematic of these issues.
What fuels suspicions of conspiracy is the reluctance to address the sort of
awkward gaps and contradictions in the official explanations that David Ray
Griffin (and other devoted scholars of high integrity) have been documenting
in book after book ever since 2001. What may be more distressing than the apparent
cover up is the eerie silence of the mainstream media, unwilling to acknowledge
the well-evidenced doubts about the official version of the events: an al Qaeda
operation with no foreknowledge by government officials. Is this silence a manifestation
of fear or cooption, or part of an equally disturbing filter of self-censorship?
Whatever it is, the result is the withering away of a participatory citizenry
and the erosion of legitimate constitutional government. The forms persist,
but the content is missing. ...
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The Pinball Wizard
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"Pinball Wizard my ass. It's all about the FSM these days."
"He's a pinball wizard, he rode the magic bus..."
The Pinball Wizard, otherwise known as Lord Tommy, is the main deity of the cult of the branch of Apartheid Islam known as "Ti'lt." His humble journey from the wastelands of Siberia to the erotic and highly appreciated "Arcade of Olympus" has been documented in the cult's main doctrine, The Guide to Bumping. However, the complex and somewhat distressing tale has yet to be deciphered from Hindi, it's original language, and be published openly.
edit Early Beliefs and Rumors
From early descriptions of Lord Tommy, it was believed that he had been borne from "The Great Pull-Trigger In The Sky," otherwise known as "Press The Damn Spacebar Already!!" However, after the alleged Wars of Rights for Other People in 1729, Ti'lt was forced to take another look at its views and reform to create The Pinball Wizard as their main god and eliminate "The Great Pull-Trigger In The Sky" for blatant ability for naughty references.
edit Creation Story
The sect known as Ti'lt recognizes the following as their creation beliefs: "At the beginning of time and space, great The Pinball Wizard pulled back the mighty thrust of life for three thousand and four years. He finally released His trigger and send our balls of steel rolling over the land to do His mighty will. He soon realized His mistake in letting us roam free across the fertile land and sent a terrible shift of land to create the Magnificent Slant, which sends us back to Him in every ending score. This also created many obstacles in life that we must one day hit head on due to His mighty presence in drawing us ever near to Him. After He receives your ball, however, He will return you to the plain of existence and allow you to make mistakes and ruin His plans for you yet again."
edit Destruction Story
It was believed that, at the end of your life, The Pinball Wizard would fondle your ball and cleanse you of all imperfection. He would continue to do this until you complete His will (which will never happen). However, the chapter of Enlightenments at the end of The Guide to Bumping informed the ancient cultures of a terrible day of "abandonment," where The Pinball Wizard would one day grow tired of us not learning from our mistakes and move on to another plain of life, leaving us at the eternal and terrible state of Game Over.
edit Newer Ideas And Rumors, including Lord Timmy
With the arrival of the fiftieth century, Ti'ltism took a new pathway and turned over a new leaf. After finishing with such trivialities, the cult became much more intensively directed at examining every aspect of the physical representation of The Pinball Wizard, the human known as Lord Tommy.
edit Early Life
Lord Tommy was born Thomas Geraldine Jorganne the Fourth, Jr., to Kenyan parents vacationing in Siberia. He had four siblings, none of which went on to be nearly as important, and two half-dog brothers. He started off as dirt-poor as any other messenger or representation of God and managed to begin his adult life by chopping up meat in a deli in Hong Kong. His true dream, however, was to play pinball all the time.
edit Later Life
Thomas soon managed to access his dream when he was given a grant from Bill Gates. He used the money to build his own arcade, the Palace of Balls, devoted entirely to pinball, and invited all lovers of the game to come play. For unknown reasons, he didn't get many customers. Unfortunately, this is when he was struck deaf, dumb, and blind.
edit Strange Affliction
This rare occurrence of symptoms has only been witnessed one other time in the entire Universe, and that was just some woman from Alabama or something. Ti'ltist scholars have tried to explain the strange nature of a mortal god being such impacted by His universe, but the common theory is just that it made more sense than Lord Tommy losing his virginity. An interesting note is that Thomas had never shown any sort of disability or supernatural ability throughout his life before this event, leading a subdivision of Ti'ltism, Fippers, to conclude that The Pinball Wizard somehow injects Himself into a mortal to enter the world but destroys the body of the mortal in the process.
edit Beginnings as Lord Tommy
After losing his senses, Thomas was inspired to change his name to the more commonly known version, Lord Tommy. For inexplicable reasons, Lord Tommy then abandoned his own arcade and began to traverse the globe, looking for what He signed to be "the Arcade of Olympus." He gathered quite a following of worshippers at this time with His incredible pinball skills, even with his lack of hearing and seeing.
edit Death of Lord Tommy
There are multiple versions of the descriptions of Lord Tommy's death, and most involve his rising to the mystical "Arcade of Olympus." Using scientific research, carbon dating, and name calling, however, we have discovered that Lord Tommy most likely perished walking into a dump truck by accident. His body was probably thrown in with the trash to avoid any legal conflicts, and he was left in the dump to decompose. Anyway, no matter the reasoning, Lord Tommy disappeared off the face of the Earth one day.
edit The Next Launching
Ti'ltist doctrine dictates in obscure language and strange references a second launch of the balls of Lord Tommy. While most Ti'ltists consider these beliefs extreme and unrealistic, there have been revolutionary uprisings within the subcults of Flasshi that claim the next launching will begin as soon as the Cubs win the World Series. (Experts have deemed this threat irrelevant as the starting event is impossible.)
edit Cultural Response
While Ti'lt cultism has remained mostly in the darkness of the Saharan icecaps, there have been a few small but impacting takes on the ideas and beliefs. The Who created a song using the name of The Pinball Wizard on their lesser known album, "Who the Hell is Lord Tommy?" Most skeptics believe that The Who discovered Ti'ltist ideology either by complete accident in a hallucination or through the Internet. Anyway, this song led to the creation of a movie, Tommy. The original name was Lord Tommy, but the producers found the name too long to be in any way pleasing; therefore, it was shortened to Tommy.
edit See Also
- Helen Keller
- Judaism
- Christianity
- Islam
- Religion
- God
- Kitten Huffing
- "I am the Law & Order Pinball Machine"


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Advice on getting basic glaze for home school
Posted 08 February 2012 - 07:59 PM
am looking for a good one coat glaze & a good place to order it from, perhaps a place that offers sampler kits.
Thanks D
Posted 08 February 2012 - 09:58 PM
Available from Amaco or from most on-line pottery supply sites.
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Posted 09 February 2012 - 08:22 AM
But, I agree with the previous response too... the teacher's palett from Amaco is dependable. Just anticipate if you are doing the backs- you would of course have to stilt them!
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Posted 09 February 2012 - 10:04 PM
Also, if you are going to be firing pendants be sure to coat both sides, however on the back side of your pendants you only need one thin coat of the covering glaze so that your stilts won't stick. Have fun!
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Posted 12 February 2012 - 02:45 PM
If the pendants you are making you might consider a underglaze with a clear glaze on top, it may sound like extra work but it could save you a lot to headaches when it comes to firing. The Duncan underglazes has a lot of fun colors and neons, I don't know about sample kits. Are you firing these pendants on racks or laying flat on the shelf? Underglaze with clear I think is more stable far less chance of it melting onto your shelf. When my son was that age I had him make fossils we would roll a slab out and he would scratch a fossil pattern in the glaze, we would brush red iron oxide in the scratch marks and the put clear glaze on them. They were pretty natural looking, people would see them in my studio and ask where we found those cool old fossils. Denice
I think we are just firing on a shelf, we are using the community center kiln, I think they only have shelves .... thanks for reminding me of this, I'll have to call them & find out for sure. thanks, D
Posted 12 February 2012 - 02:51 PM
A fun, non-fired finish I would do with kids sometimes would be to use watercolor paint, and seal with a sealant- either a clear wax like a floor wax, or even a clear shoe polish! (darker shoe polishes work great on texture too!!!)
But, I agree with the previous response too... the teacher's palett from Amaco is dependable. Just anticipate if you are doing the backs- you would of course have to stilt them!
Good point, I'm thinking that we will not glaze the backs as its a community kiln & we will not be the ones loading the kiln, I think we will get a better result if we are not depending on others to do stilts for us.
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The man accused of trying to break-in to the Kid Rock's home in Clarkston, Michigan was in court Tuesday.
Police say 43-year-old Brian Keith is facing charges of burglary, attempted home invasion and property destruction. Keith rammed his van into the gate at the entrance of the property last week. The incident was captured on security cameras at the property. Keith was given a $75,000 bond, ordered to wear a tether and is scheduled to be back in court Monday.
Rock posted images of the suspect on his website last week and caused a stir by saying that he wouldn't have hesitated to shoot the man if he had been on the property at the time.
Rock also offered $5,000 to anyone with information that led to his arrest. It's unclear if the rocker ended up handing out that reward.
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I am a baby boomer. I'm well into the second half of my career and designing my retirement. Some of my 78 million peers nationwide are starting new careers, going back to school and putting their kids through college. We're looking forward to a time of newfound independence, becoming more involved in our communities and taking on new responsibilities and experiences. In contrast, our parents are letting go of responsibilities, downsizing and giving up independence to declining energy, health or savings. They also are trying to understand their lifetime experience and the legacy they leave behind. As a result, they have a need for control over their lives, even as they become more dependent on others.
According to a USA TODAY/ABC News/Gallup Poll, 41 percent of boomers provide some type of financial or personal care help to one or both parents. More than a third (37 percent) of all boomers expect to provide care for an aging parent at some time in the future, and half are concerned about being able to do so. Eight percent of boomers have moved their parents in with them to provide care.
Boomers and their parents are at different stages of their lives, with different needs and priorities. If it sometimes seems that you and your parents aren't speaking the same language when it comes to their care needs, it's because you aren't. At the same time that your opportunities are opening up, they may see theirs as shrinking. They are proud of the lives they've lived, and they worry about becoming dependent on you and others.
When you accept the call to be a caregiver to your parent or parents, you accept two basic roles:
Keep these two principles in mind and don't try to provide more help than they ask for. As their trust in you builds, they will become more comfortable asking for help. At the same time, this strategy also helps them learn to appreciate your time and effort and respect your own needs.
You think you know your parents, but many boomers who have become caregivers for their parents report that the experience allowed them to learn things about Mom and Dad that they never knew. As your parents age and become less independent, take the time to ask them about their experiences, growing older and the changes they are going through. Ask them about their losses, too - people, pets, jobs, etc. Learning how they deal with loss will help you help them as they lose independence.
Your experiences with your parents now also can help you overcome your own personal hurdles. Ask your parents, "What was life like for you when you were my age?" Like you, they're human and flawed, and did the best they could with what they knew at the time. Times were different for them; Oprah and Dr. Phil weren't there to guide their way, and they couldn't turn to the Internet for a plethora of unsolicited advice. They figured things out for themselves and, very likely, are still quite able to do so now. When you get an idea of how they solved problems, you'll be better able to attack the issues you share today in a way that they understand and that honors their preferences. Keep communication open, honest and clear. When it comes to uncomfortable topics like care and end-of-life planning, you may have to have several discussions to break down communication barriers like fear and pride.
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