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I know that VMware doesn't support USB 3.0, so I just use a USB 2.0 port (My laptop has both). Don't know if a USB hub would solve the issue here. You could try and report back to us.
Vm VIRTUAL BOX cant connect to my Alfa AWUS036H 1000mW 30dBm Chipset : Realtek 8187L
My main os is windows 7
The following error appears after clicking on the wifi device on the usb symbol on the bottom right corner
in Virtual Box Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-4.2.2-81494
E_INVALIDARG (0x80070057)
IHostUSBDevice {173b4b44-d268-4334-a00d-b6521c9a740a}
IConsole {db7ab4ca-2a3f-4183-9243-c1208da92392}
Is it because my laptop only has usb 3.0 slots ?
The Alfa Wifi has a usb 2.0 connection... ----------------->https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=52170
How can I fix that ?
Use unetbootin copy it onto a usb stick and boot backtrack BT5R3-KDE-64 from usb stick ?
Would buying a 2.0 Usb Hub Device solve the problem ?
Example : Connect the usb 2.0 hub device to my notebook usb 3.0 slot.
Connect the wifi adapter to the usb 2.0 hub ?
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I know that VMware doesn't support USB 3.0, so I just use a USB 2.0 port (My laptop has both). Don't know if a USB hub would solve the issue here. You could try and report back to us.
Just installed the full version of VM Ware Workstation 9
installed backtrack and still cant detect it....
"Driver Error"
Seems to be only working with linux usb 3.0 support
Would a usb 2.0 Hub work ?
My os is windows 7 ultimate....still doesnt work
IS THERE any virtual machine software which supports usb 3.0 ?
(and where you dont have to be a rocket scientist to control it)
Last edited by Zoroy; 10-24-2012 at 04:51 AM.
Same here having the same issue , I have an alienware laptop with only 3.0 USB.
This sucks..


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Being away for most of May didn't give me a lot of time to decide what to make for Shavuot this year. I decided to keep it simple and not over do it. My menu was:
Salad of baby mixed greens with nectarines
Trout stuffed with dried apricots and pistachios
Mashed potatoes with basil
Steamed broccoli
All of the dishes were delicious. I have to admit the trout dish really caught my eye because of the unusual stuffing. I would have never have thought that apricot and pistachios should be stuffed inside of any fish, but it really married well with the trout. The sour apricots and the crunch of the pistachios lent such a nice flavour to the mild flavour of the trout. I will definitely make this again.
25g/1oz white breadcrumbs
55g/2oz dried sour (California) apricots, finely chopped
2 tablespoons parsley or coriander, finely chopped
40g/1-1/2 oz pistachio nuts, finely chopped
55g/2oz melted butter
Salt and pepper
2 fresh whole trout, gutted and rinsed
Preheat the oven to 180C (350F).
Place the breadcrumbs, apricots, parsley, pistachios, half the butter, salt and pepper into a bowl and mix well.
Place each of the trout on a large sheet of buttered foil on a baking tray. Spoon half the mixture into each of cavities. Brush the trout with the rest of the melted butter and enclose the foil around each of the fish to form two parcels. Place the tray into the oven for 25-30 minutes. Remove from the foil and serve.
I know you are going to say that every French baker is going to sentence me to death for making brioche with whole wheat flour, but I have to tell you that the bread was delicious. Okay, it wasn't as delicate as regular brioche, but it is was still very tasty.
1/2 cup hand-hot water
1 tablespoon dried yeast or 25g fresh yeast
3 tablespoons sugar
6 large eggs, room temperature
4-1/2 cups whole wheat flour or white flour (for traditional brioche)
2 teaspoons salt
226g (2 sticks) butter, at room temperature
1 cup of mixed dried fruit (such as cranberries, raisins, apricots)
1 egg mixed with 1 tablespoon milk, for egg wash
Combine the water, yeast and sugar in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment.
Let stand for five minutes to let the yeast and sugar dissolve.
Add the eggs and beat at medium speed for one minute, until well mixed. At low speed, add two cups of flour and the salt. Mix for five minutes. Add an additional two cups of flour and mix for five minutes. Still on low speed, add the softened butter in chunks and mix for two minutes, scraping down the beater and sides of the bowl, until well blended. Sprinkle in the remaining 1/2 cup of flour.
Use the dough hook or knead the dough by hand for two minutes. Scrape the dough into a large buttered bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight.
The next day, allow the dough to sit a room temperature for one hour. Grease two loaf pans. Turn the dough onto a lightly floured board and cut in half. Pat each portion into a rectangle, then roll up each rectangle into a cylindrical loaf. Place each loaf, seam-side down, into a greased pan. Cover the pans with a damp towel and set aside to rise at room temperature until doubled in volume, 2 to 2-1/2 hours.
Preheat the oven to 180C (350F). When the dough has risen, brush the top of each with the egg wash and bake for approximately 45 minutes or until the top springs back and it sounds slightly hollow when tapped. Turn the loaves onto a wire rack to cool.
Torta di Chioccolata al Forno con Vaniglia e Nocciola (Perugian-style chocolate hazelnut cheesecake)
This cheesecake is to die for! I used Israeli 5% white cheese instead of cream cheese and it was just as creamy, but with a lot less calories. I am not a big chocolate eater, but this was made with 60% bittersweet chocolate and it was just sweet enough. I really liked that this recipe did not call for a lot of sugar and the hazelnuts really make the cake. I felt like I was eating a Perugina Baci. Smacking delicious it was.
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 10:23 am
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So, I was right. It WAS a great idea.
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Post subject: Re: Minnesota State Parks Geocaching Guidelines
Marsha and Silent Bob wrote:
Following closely on the heels of the announcement last week of the Minnesota State Forests Geocaching Policy, the Minnesota Geocaching Association is proud to announce that after four years, our association has accomplished what it was formed to do.
Excellent job everyone!!
So are we going to disband the MNGCA now that we've accomplished its purpose? Should we all join North Star Cachers?
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Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 5:46 am
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This was a great effort by a lot of people. Remember that the people who sat in, and negotiated with the state, are volunteers who took time out from thier busy schedules, and lost valuable family time to do this for all of us. My hat is off to each and every one involved in these negotiations. Let us all repay them by not loosing this privilege.
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Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2006 8:43 pm
Post subject: Container size
Thanks to everyone for the hard work they did with the state parks/forests!!!!
In the future it may be nice to get a change to the cache size by stating the largest cubic inch container available rather than the dimensions of a rectangular container.
Some food for future thought.
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Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:56 am
Post subject: Re: Container size
merkman wrote:
In the future it may be nice to get a change to the cache size by stating the largest cubic inch container available rather than the dimensions of a rectangular container.
It's the DNR you need to suggest that to, not the MnGCA.
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Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 2:04 pm
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The guidelines posted by the DNR allow for the possiblility of using cache containers outside the dimensions notes. To do so would require the dimensions desired be noted on the permit form and the park manager to approve.
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IMHO it's not the larger caches that you need to worry about, it's the smaller ones, heh.
It's tricky though, a micro stuck on a sign would be okay, but a micro in the woods would cause trouble. A overly large cache just looks out of place, so it is good to have size limitations.
Anyways, I fear I'm getting off topic.. err something, usually it's best to just not yap too much. Take it as observations, nothing more.
*shutting up*
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Posted: Thu Oct 05, 2006 1:39 pm
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As it turns out, though the guidelines post specific dimensions for cache containers, the real test is whether the permit gets approved by the park manager. If you have a 50mm ammo can that you would like to place in a state park, you will need to note the dimensions (e.g. 5.75" x 7.25" x 11.25") right on the permit form. If the park manager reviews the form and approves of both the hide and the container, then you are allowed to use that "oversized" container. In addition to providing for the possiblility of employing "oversized" containers, having this approval mechanism would also potentially allow the use of cylindrical and other non-rectangular containers which don't fit the form factor specified.
Conversely, it is possible that you may propose hiding a 4"x8"x12" container. Even though those dimensions fit in with the guidelines, if the park manager believes that would be too large, it is within his authority to not approve it.
The key to the process is having a dialog with the park manager. He or she will be the reviewer, so early involvement will make the process work better.
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Marsha and Silent Bob
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 5:12 pm
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The first legal geocache placed in Minnesota has been approved and posted and it wasn't by a Minnesotan!
adjensen placed "Six Sisters" in Lake Bronson State Park. Cache page here:
Sad state of affairs.
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Working with the local park staff on this cache was interesting. We went to talk to them just a few days after it had been announced, so they were aware of the new policy, but really hadn't paid it much mind. We had a fairly long conversation with the ranger about the park and caching. Ultimately, his biggest concern seemed to be how many people this would bring to the park (though I couldn't tell if a lot of people would be considered a good thing or bad thing
) and what impact cachers would have on their park.
Our cache and proposed location, along with the means to get to it (an established hiking trail, and a very clear game trail) seemed to allay their concerns. If I'd have wanted to nail a micro to the world's largest Jack Pine, I think they'd have had a different attitude
Thanks to MnGCA and MNDNR for a great gift to the geocaching community, not only in Minnesota, but in your friendly neighbours' states and provinces.
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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 8:14 pm
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Thanks for the feedback about the process! I'd be interested in hearing about other's experiences with placing caches in State Parks...
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Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 5:46 pm
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I have had an approval from a park manager to place a cache in a state park for a week now. Still haven't actually placed it because I don't have the container I need.
The process for me went like this:
I visited the park office and asked for the park manager. He had already gone for the day, so I talked over the prospective area I'd like to place a cache with the assistant manager. He was pretty non-commital, but agreed that where I wanted to put one would be a good spot. I had brought a few permit forms with me to leave in the office, and I filled one out with everything but the hide description and exact location. I left it with the assistant so he could give it to the park manager the next day.
I then hiked to the location and found a good place to hide a container. By the time I got back to the park office, everyone was gone, so I didn't update (with the coords) the form I left.
The next day, I called the park manager. He knew vaguely about the new policy but he had a bunch of questions about how the process would work.
I then filled out the permit form by modifying the online pdf file and emailed it to the park manager. This emailed form had the coordinates. I didn't specify any container size, figuring I would have an ammo can that would be within the specifications. I did call him again to say I sent it and that I was available to answer any questions. I never did meet him in person for this cache, but he remembered me from when I placed an Earthcache in his park. We had a real good discussion that day.
It took about five days, but I got an approved permit form back in the US mail. In the mean time, I actually measured my ammo can and found it to be oversize. Had I measured it before, all I would have needed to do was to include the actual dimensions on the permit so the manager could approve both the hide AND the oversized container.
Now, the manager's on vacation, so I either wait a couple more weeks, or I get a smaller ammo box from somewhere. Arctic says he has one, and he mentioned that the surplus store carries them. I might just go get one to get this thing placed.
All in all, it wasn't terribly difficult to get the approval. It might be the rare placement that can get done in one visit to the park though. My guess is that after each manager has gone through the process once, the questions about how it all works will abate.
By the way, he wants me to email him with the web address for the listing when it is published. That seems like a real nice way to close the loop on the process. Finally, he suggested that I put a notation on the cache page specifying that autos entering the park need to have a daily or annual permit - so I'll do that.
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Found our first state park cache today at whitewater. Nice excuse to go back there on a beautiful fall day. (we hadn't been back to any state park since we started geocaching, and we used to spend nearly every free moment there.)
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text: That title may be a bit much. More specifically, the title may sound like it is speaking to a lot of things, but I think it may actually all be one thing. With the recent lawsuits against Grooveshark by all of the major music labels, the folks over at Gizmodo sat down with the CEO of the little company, and came up with Six Reasons Why Recorded Music Should Be Free. And, actually, I think they may be right. Continue reading Grooveshark, Free Music, and the Future of the Music Industry


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Things must happen quickly and accurately for a multi-unit quick-service franchisee. Between having to disseminate information across a large corporate structure and the constant need to drive new business, nothing can afford to slip through the cracks. This was exactly one of the reasons that Bob Grewal, development agent for Subway (www.subway.com), decided that there had to be a better system of operations for his franchises. Grewal owns more than 22 Subway stores and oversees 1,000+ franchised locations in three separate regions spanning from California to Canada.
Subway has more locations worldwide than any other chain; with that comes a unique set of problems, such as communicating information across multiple units in a matter of minutes. "We were finding it difficult to get information out to all of our employees in a timely fashion," Grewal recalls. "If Subway was doing a promotion, corporate might tell the franchise owners, but that news wouldn't get to the workers. It was next to impossible to make sure that messages were being relayed to all employees in each of our locations."
This was particularly frustrating since special offers are one way in which restaurants encourage customer loyalty and repeat business. Grewal knew a solution was needed and in the spring of 2011, he found it with SmartReceipt (www.receipt.com), a centrally controlled marketing medium. "I had heard about SmartReceipt from a friend, who had it in his stores," Grewal states. "We began rolling out the solution in May of 2011 and the entire process took about a month to get it into all of our stores in Southern California."
Two-fold benefits
The first issue that SmartReceipt solved for Grewal was the multi-unit cross-messaging dilemma. "Employee communication happens so rapidly in our business, it was hard to get info out to every employee," Grewall recalls. "With SmartReceipt, the franchisee can send direct messages to workers. When employees punch in or out on the register, the system will take the time clock and add a message with the necessary information."
This method of communication is far more efficient than the previous system which, according to Grewal, entailed either faxing a memo to each store or posting a message on a communication board and just hoping that everyone would understand it. "Now you don't have to worry about that," Grewal asserts. "When Subway is doing a particular promotion, every worker will get a message on their time sheet."
This leads to the second advantage that SmartReceipt yields: helping businesses to leverage unique customer transactional data to tailor the most relevant messages and offers to each guest. SmartReceipt allows Subway franchisees to customize coupons for each transaction, in order to connect with customers and bring in repeat business. "We saw immediate effects," Grewal admits. "In as little as a week, people were bringing back the coupons and repeat customers started coming in at a faster rate. It's been a big help for us being able to see an increase in business right away and sales are up overall."
Easy integration and implementation
Grewal's Subway locations were able to implement SmartReceipt with little to no hiccups as it works with existing POS systems. "They designed the software to work with our proprietary POS," Grewal recalls. "Other than the slight learning curve of getting onto a new system, it was a
smooth transition."
Since SmartReceipt is a software-only solution, the Subway franchisees could also use the store's current printers. "Most of our stores use Epson (www.pos.epson.com) printers as their default," Grewal reveals. "We didn't have to buy new printers, but some of our franchisees that had older models decided to upgrade to the Epson 5 because it is much faster."
The next step for the stores in Grewal's market is to perfect the mix of offers versus information on the receipts themselves. "We don't want every customer to get an offer," Grewal explains. "We're turning the 'smart' on in the SmartReceipt and are going to look at every transaction and customize the offer depending on the actual purchase. For example, if it was an order without a drink, the next time we'll try to get them to buy a beverage by offering a discounted soda."
SmartReceipt also prints QR codes on receipts that will take customers to online surveys. Those who take the survey are rewarded with a coupon for a free cookie or other incentive to return to a Subway location. "Getting a repeat customer is a very powerful thing," Grewal muses. "The capability to customize each offer and drive business where we need it, if a particular time is struggling — for example nighttime or breakfast business — that is a
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Remains confirmed as Christina Adkins
(Cleveland)- The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner confirms that remains found last Friday are those of Christina Adkins.
Positive identification was made through DNA and proper next of kin notification was made. Adkins was 18 and pregnant when she went missing 1995.
49-year-old Elias Acevedo, Sr. has already been indicted in Adkins murder.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty said Thursday that Acevedo is also charged with the 1994 murder of of his neighbor, Pamela Pemberton. McGinty says the FBI Violent Crime Task Force determined that Acevedo was the killer in that case.
Acevedo has been charged with 293 counts, including four counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of Pemberton and at least one unidentified woman. That victim, we now know, is Adkins.
Acevedo is also accused 178 counts of rape with five victims.
Acevedo was arrested on June 11 by members of a U.S. Marshals Task force. DNA matched Acevedo to an attack on June 6, 1993, at West 7th and Quigley.
According to that indictment, the victim went with a man she knew to go looking for her boyfriend. She reported that the man then strangled her until she was unconscious and raped her twice in a field.
Acevedo was indicted just three days before the statute of limitations on the rape expired. Court records revealed the he has been treated for a mental disorder.
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Why I Lie to My Bikini Waxer
Back by popular demand! This is one of those great stories that never gets old … enjoy!
-Nicole Christie
I was never much into waxing until I moved to New York. Back in Seattle–land of polar fleece and Birkenstocks–nether-region body hair was only an issue if it was hanging out of your bathing suit. In New York, it's an issue if it exists at all.
And so I got hooked on the Brazilian (or semi-Brazilian – think Chiclet) – courtesy of a petite Russian woman named Natasha. She is quick, impeccable, and at just $30, her waxes are a somewhat well-kept New York secret. I faithfully visit her every four weeks and twist myself into various labor-and-delivery-like positions as she works her defuzzing action – all the while guiding me with Lamaze breathing.
"Deep in…and PUSH!" she barks as I inhale sharply, then exhale with force as she rips the muslin from my skin. This technique effectively distracts me from the pain – as does Natasha's Vulvic Small Talk. At first, this was limited to the weather, my plans for the weekend, and whether I had any vacations lined up. But on the third visit, she ventured into the seriously personal.
"And how is zee monster?" she asked.
I lifted my head and stared down at her, puzzled. "I don't have one."
"No monster?" she said, eyebrows raised. "I thought you had monster."
"No, I don't have kids."
"No, no," she laughed. "Not kids. Monster. Boyfriend."
"Oh," I replied. "I don't have a boyfriend either."
"Oh…no monster. Is too bad," she said, slathering wax onto my groin.


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Hi everyone Great Job bofh28 !!!
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Looks like the hosting site is temporarily down. Should be a good read though. Just out of curiosity (since i dont have the doc), do we have anything available to us that can extract hashes from a domain controller on the fly a la l0phtcrack6? I just had a client move from one sbs domain to a new one and old passwords needed to get recovered from the old DC. l0phtcrack came in handy as the old DC was running SEP11 and didnt let me use fgdump or any of the "backend" tools
There is a section on recovering the windows 2000 and windows 2003 administrator account password. You can disable the anti-virus software and run fgdump and the other tools. I almost always have to disable the anti-virus software when I want to run these types of tools.
I like the bleeding edge, but I don't like blood loss
Yeah sorry. My site is down for a rebuild for a day or two. Should be back up tonight or tomorrow. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Edit: Ok I am back up and running now.
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Good stuff. Any way to get a plain text, or MSword/openoffice? copy and pasting from the pdf seriously messes up the format
Nice guide dude. Thank U very much
My issue was actually not with recovering an administrative passwd but a user's - they had old domain logins and we needed his password in order to update his OSX keychain, l0phcrack came through, but i'd still like to find some solution that doesnt require a boot into windows. Awesome guide btw, slowly making my way through it.
bofh28 you are my new favorite person in the world! Keep up the great work!
Now this guide is "All in one" stuff....
thanks for sharing it
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Right-Wing Media Still Baselessly Fearmongering Over "One-World Government"
History shows that right-wing media are not [1] big fans [2] of the United Nations [3]. So it was no surprise, then, that the release this week of a U.N. survey prompted panic and fearmongering among some conservative media [4].
L. Brent Bozell III, president of the Media Research Center, took to Fox & Friends today to call the report [5], "World Economic and Social Survey 2011: The Great Green Technological Transformation," "outrageous" and claimed it calls for "global socialism," "global governance," and a "one-world government." From the broadcast:
MOLLY LINE (guest host): The United Nations is pushing for a green economy, but what exactly does that mean? A new report says, quote, a comprehensive global energy transition is urgently needed in order to avert a major planetary catastrophe. And the price tag, $76 trillion over the next 40 years. Brent Bozell is the president of the Media Research Center, here to join us and chat about it this morning. Good morning, Brent. Thanks for being here.
BOZELL: Good morning. How are you doing?
LINE: Good, good. All is well. Let's talk a little bit about the money that is involved here, because it's a lot of money. A grand total of $1.9 trillion per year, 40 years adding up to that $76 trillion. U.N. researchers claimed it would cost $600 billion a year over the next decade to go green previously, so the number has really jumped quite a bit. But we're not hearing a lot about this. Why do you think that is?
BOZELL: It's so outrageous. If the American people knew that the U.N. Secretary General has signed off on this report -- this is serious stuff. This is what they want. If the public knew what they want -- they're calling for a radically new economic system. They're calling for global governance. Folks, that's one-world government. I'm not a nut bag here. This is what they're calling for in this paper. It went from $600 billion two years ago to $1.9 trillion over -- per year for 40 years. $76 trillion. They want half of it to go to developing countries. That's a massive redistribution of wealth. This is global socialism. If the American people knew about it, the first thing they'd be asking themselves is what in the world are we doing making contributions to this socialist enterprise? The media coverage on this, absolutely nothing.
LINE: There -- this is a tremendous amount of money we're talking about, more than five times America's GDP. There is another quote here. A Chinese diplomat at the U.N., connected to the Rio summit, said this, that the United States of America is a country that people around the world admire for its can do attitude. Here people believe that no problem is too big for human ingenuity to solve. The world has never needed that ingenuity more than it does now. The people need your leadership. So in a sense, the question here really is, what will the price tag be for America? Right now, we're paying about 22 percent of the U.N. agency's budget already.
BOZELL: Of course they admire us. They admire our success. They admire our money even more than our success. Here is something interesting. One week before this report came out about this global warming, another U.N. report came out going after China for causing global cooling with their coal policies. I wish they could decide which one it was. By the way, when you have global cooling and global warming, what do you have? Climate change. It's also called weather.
Just to address Bozell's last few points quickly, it's true that a recent report found that sulfur pollution from China may have had a global cooling effect; but, as a July 4 Associated Press article [6] noted, the effect was only that "the rise in Earth's temperature paused for a bit during the 2000s," which is still "one of the hottest decades on record." Also, as Media Matters has previously noted [7], climate change and weather are not the same thing -- climate change is a long-term trend observed over many years.
Now, on to Bozell's fearmongering over the U.N. report. This survey, released annually from the U.N., does not call for a "one-world government." It's a lengthy "guide" with suggestions about how the world might achieve a "greener, cleaner global economy" and ways to address "the challenge of feeding a global population [of 9 billion] in 2050." As the preface explains:
The world faces important decisions on how we generate energy and manage our natural assets -- choices with implications that will reverberate for generations to come. Against a backdrop of a rising global population and unceasing pressure on the natural environment, this 2011 edition of the World Economic and Social Survey can guide our collective efforts to achieve a much-needed technological transformation to a greener, cleaner global economy.
The past two decades have seen considerable economic growth, particularly in the emerging economies. Hundreds of millions of people have risen from poverty -- in Asia, Latin America and, increasingly, in Africa.
But with global population expected to reach 9 billion by 2050, we need to accelerate the pace of productive economic expansion. At the same time, this growth must be balanced with respect for the human and natural capital that is its foundation, lest we risk profound and potentially irreversible changes in the planet's ability to sustain progress.
Rather than viewing growth and sustainability as competing goals on a collision course, we must see them as complementary and mutually supportive imperatives. This becomes possible when we embrace a low-carbon, resource-efficient, pro-poor economic model.
A comprehensive global energy transition is critical to this process. With data, analysis and careful projections, this Survey illustrates the feasibility of such a transformation. It also highlights the hurdles, and outlines what will be required of governments and the international community as a whole to make the most of available green technologies -- and to generate new applications and inventions that meet the needs of countries at different levels of development.
The Survey also addresses the challenge of feeding a global population that will be nearly 35 per cent larger in 2050 than it is today -- looking back at the first green revolution in agriculture, and ahead to future models that can be far more effective in improving the global food supply while protecting its sources.
The survey does suggest that "incremental green investment of about 3 per cent of world gross product (WGP) (about $1.9 trillion in 2010) would be required to overcome poverty, increase food production to eradicate hunger without degrading land and water resources, and avert the climate change catastrophe." But it also suggests that "a large proportion of the incremental investment would ultimately be financed from developing countries' public and private resources." In other words, according to this report, most such investments should come from within the developing world itself.
This fearmongering over a "one-world government" seems to be a common response from the right-wing media any time the subject of the U.N. comes up. For example:
- October 2009 [8]: Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh both applauded comments made by a British lord claiming that upcoming U.N. climate talks would lead to a "world government."
- February 2011 [9]: Beck ranted about the White House Council for Community Solutions, claiming it was related to implementing a "New World Order ... a borderless world" which might be "run through ... the United Nations."
- June 2011 [10]: During the final days of his Fox News show, Beck hyped the conspiracy theory that the U.N.'s Agenda 21, a plan for sustainable development, would implement "centralized control over all of human life on planet Earth." Fox Business host Eric Bolling picked up this torch a few weeks [11] later on his show Follow the Money, claiming that Obama's Rural Council has objectives that sound "eerily similar to a U.N. plan called Agenda 21" and adding -- of course -- that the council is evidence of a coming "one-world order."
So when a conservative media figure goes on television to claim that a U.N. report means a "one-world government" is coming, it's hard to take it seriously.
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Deirdre McShane's Dream Job
As a structural engineer, Deirdre designs the steel and concrete that go into some of the most spectacular and internationally renowned skyscrapers, museums, and stadiums.
Where she works
Deirdre works at Thornton Tomasetti, an international engineering firm in New York City that has built some of the world's tallest buildings. "We design huge, elaborate projects," Deirdre says. "Everything requires a very creative solution and a lot of analysis, because it's never been done before. There's no precedent."
The difference between an architect and a structural engineer
"Sometimes I explain to people that if an architect drew a picture of a body, I'd be the one who goes in and designs the bones."
B.S. in civil and environmental engineering, from the Pratt School of Engineering, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.
One of the best experiences of her life
As an undergraduate, Deirdre co-founded a student chapter of Engineers Without Borders, a humanitarian organization that helps communities around the developing world with much-needed engineering projects. The EWB team traveled to Banda Aceh, Indonesia, after the disastrous 2004 Asian tsunami, and helped rebuild a village's shrimp hatcheries. The team also traveled to Papua, at the other end of the Indonesian archipelago, where they worked to prevent the erosion of a riverbank. Today, Deirdre belongs to the New York City chapter of EWB, which carries out projects around the world.
What's great about an engineering education
"I have a lot of friends from engineering school who are in med school now, or consulting, or doing finance, or they're in law school, or they're engineers. I think it really prepares you as far as problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and some intangible qualities you get with the education."
Double Takes
"I like it when people, especially guys, ask me what I do. They're kind of stunned when I tell them I'm a structural engineer. They'll say, 'what, you . . . you do that?' I guess they are just surprised that ideas for such big structures come from such a petite girl!"
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by guest contributor Paul Hodges
Shale gas developments in the US have sparked a wave of euphoria about the opportunity for a renaissance of its domestic manufacturing base. Petrochemicals should be one of the main beneficiaries, as the ethane produced from shale gas discoveries now provides the US with some of the cheapest feedstock in the world.
Major producers including Dow Chemicals, Shell and Chevron Phillips have already announced plans to build new ethane-based capacity. Others are likely to join them. Current estimates suggest total US ethylene capacity could therefore increase by 25 to 30 percent from today's 27 million tonnes.
However, one key factor has the potential to spoil the story – much of this new capacity will need to be exported in the form of polyethylene (PE) and other major plastics. Yet as the chart shows, based on data from Global Trade Information Services, US net PE exports have actually been declining since 2010, even though its cost advantage from shale gas was increasing. Read more


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Boeing Facing Lawsuit Over Asiana Airlines Crash
(Chicago, IL) -- Some of the passengers of an Asiana Airlines jet that crash-landed at San Francisco International Airport last month are taking steps to sue both the airline and Boeing. The "Los Angeles Times" reports a Chicago-based law firm has filed a petition for discovery on behalf of 83 survivors of the mishap that killed three people and injured more than 180 others. The Ribbeck Law is requesting that Boeing produce documents related to design, manufacturing, and maintenance records of the model 777 jet that crashed. The law firm says there may have been problems with the plane's auto-throttle, evacuation chutes that improperly inflated, and seat belts that aggravated passenger injuries.
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Topic: Bad News
Hi Everyone,
I posted awhile back about my Dad regarding some other options of chemotherapy. Well I am sad to say that he passed away last tuesday. He had just undergone some radiation treatment and due to the bloating, he wasn't eating or drinking. I think the poisons in his body took him from us.
I have never underwent something so hard in my life! The good side is he had endured this cancer for over 2 years with his positive attitude and his will to live. I just want to convey my thanks to everyone for all the posts that I have read that have helped me and him get ideas for his doctor to try.
For everyone enduring this, keep positive and never give up. Dad didn't, and he bet the odds! His doctor said he was the poster cancer patient.
Thanks again,


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- The cost for the TEAS test is a $50.00 non-refundable fee. The payment will be collected at your scheduled test date. Payment must be made by check or money order to Middlesex County College. If you sign-up for more than one date, you will be charged an additional $50.00 non-refundable fee per date. We are unable to accept cash, credit or debit for this payment. We do not accept starter checks.
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There's some pure gold on this thread, talk about deluded. Honestly think Lombard is a horrible matchup for Bisping.
I wasn't talking about Lombard in the first part of my post
I don't think there is an 'easy road' for Bisping, he will always eventually come up against a genuine title contender (or former champion) and struggle (Rashad, Hendo, Wandy, Sonnen, Belfort). He still has time to improve but it's a big ask for him.
All roads lead to getting dominated by Silva anyway.
Not a Bisping hater by the way. I would love to see him make it to the top of the ladder.
Guys like Vitor, Hendo or Wand will happily wade through a couple of shots from Mike for the chance to land a bomb. Outworking guys like that for 25 minutes without them catching you is pretty unlikely.
"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." - Hunter S. Thompson


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John Densmore calls Ray Manzarek his "musical brother"
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The Doors' drummer John Densmore is remembering the band's late keyboardist Ray Manzarek as a gifted musician who was essential to the group.
He says in a Facebook post, that "there was no keyboard player on the planet more appropriate to support Jim Morrison's words." He explains that he "felt totally in sync" with Ray on a musical level, explaining that it was like they were "of one mind, holding down the foundation" for guitarist Robby Krieger and frontman Jim Morrison "to float on top of." John adds that he'll miss his "musical brother."
Manzarek died Monday at a clinic in Germany after a long battle with bile duct cancer. He was 74.
Densmore had been on the outs with both Krieger and Manzarek for the better part of the past decade over his objections to the way they tried to carry on as The Doors. Their dispute resulted in a court battle, which Densmore chronicled in his recently published book "The Doors: Unhinged - Jim Morrison's Legacy Goes On Trial." Earlier this year Densmore said his goal with writing the book was not to create further friction with them, but called it an olive branch that he hoped would open a dialogue between them. It appeared to work. Last month Densmore told "Rolling Stone" he was back on speaking terms with both Robby and Ray.


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I've seen a few threads here trying to get this card to work in AP mode. I have tried a few things and the most I can get is to get the card to work in ad-hoc mode. Tried airsnarf and really struggled with getting it to give out IP addresses.
So what do I propose
Well the simplest way is this... Run backtrack via vmware in windows, bridge a connection from windows from a wired connection or wireless but not using the 8187 card unless you have two.
In windows download realtek 8187 UI from the official site and setup an AP,
there you go... simple as that...Not ideal but it is a step until someone can get it working in linux.
edit : or do it the other way round, load windows in backtrack via vmware


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WATCH: DJs Take On The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
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The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been taking over Facebook and Instagram feeds everywhere. Everyone from your best friends to celebrities have been dumping buckets of ice water over themselves or donating money (or both) to help raise awareness and funds for ALS.
A few of the world's top DJs have been getting in on the action too! Tiesto, Calvin Harris, Steve Aoki, and more have all accepted the challenge and have nominated their friends to do the same.
Check it out below!
Post by The Chainsmokers.
Instead of posting a video, 3LAU donated to a foundation started by a friend of his who was diagnosed with ALS and encouraged his fans to do the same:
Deadmau5 also chose to donate money
.@ALSCanResearch @ALSCanada you're most welcome. :)
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For a while the hearts of palm seemed to appear every summer, and I always stocked up when I saw them. And one of those times when I had plenty of hearts of palm on hand I came up with this amazing Tomato, Hearts of Palm, Olive, and Feta Salad with Basil Vinaigrette.
(Tomato, Hearts of Palm, Olive, and Feta Salad with Basil Vinaigrette was updated with better photos and step-by-step instructions August 2016.)
Tomato, Hearts of Palm, Olive, and Feta Salad with Basil Vinaigrette
(Makes 4 servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
4-6 small garden tomatoes, cut up into chunks (or use about 1 cup cherry tomatoes, cut in half)
1 cup hearts of palm, sliced (or more)
1/2 cup black olives
1/4 cup crumbled feta
1/4 - 1/3 cup basil vinaigrette
In salad bowl, layer tomatoes, hearts of palm, and olives. Drizzle basil vinaigrette over veggies, then crumble feta over. This will keep for a day in the fridge, but it's definitely best the day it's made.
Low-Carb Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
This salad is a perfect side dish for most low-carb eating plans or any phase of the South Beach Diet. For low-carb basil vinaigrette, be sure to choose a vinaigrette with less than 2 grams of sugar per serving.
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Two Bean Salad with Hearts of Palm and Blue Cheese from Taste and Tell
Arugula Salad with Hearts of Palm, Kalamata Olives, and Gorgonzola from Kalyn's Kitchen
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April 24: Dr. Henry Kissinger in Conversation with Rabbi Peter J. Rubinstein
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Thursday, April 24, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
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Dr. Kissinger shares his views on Israel, current challenges in the Middle East, and his more than 60 years as a policymaker and trusted advisor in matters of foreign affairs.
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Founded by German immigrants from Bohemia in 1839, Central Synagogue is now one of our nation's largest and most prominent Reform synagogues, with more than 2,000 families representing close to 7,000 individuals. Rabbi Peter J. Rubinstein has served as senior rabbi here for the past 22 years and is regarded as one of the leading visionaries within the Reform Movement of Judaism.


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LONG BEACH - Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent Christopher Steinhauser has been appointed co-chair of a state task force focused on improving education.
State Superintendent Tom Torlakson last week announced the launch of the Educator Excellence Task Force, which will recommend ways to strengthen California's teacher corps. The task force will be a joint effort between the California Department of Education and the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. It will be co-chaired by Steinhauser and Stanford University's Dr. Linda Darling-Hammond.
The full membership of the task force will be announced soon, officials said.
"I'm honored and thankful that Superintendent Torlakson has recognized the excellence of Long Beach schools and teachers by allowing us significant input on this task force," Steinhauser said in a statement. "We plan to share our best practices, learn from others, and improve the delivery of instruction to thousands of students in local schools and statewide."
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Steinhauser, a 30-year veteran educator, began his career teaching at an inner-city elementary school. He went on to become a school principal and deputy superintendent before the school board unanimously appointed him superintendent in 2002.
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Go Ahead - Bring Your Own Device to Work
Safely Access Business Data on Personal Mobile Devices with AT&T Toggle
Dallas, Texas, October 10, 2011
Switch between work and play with a few quick taps on your smartphone or tablet. Carry one device, loaded with your favorite games and apps as well as your business email, contacts and calendars. And imagine your company not minding one bit.
All this is coming from AT&T*.
AT&T Toggle separates and safeguards business data on employees' mobile devices, creating a distinct work mode apart from the typical personal mode in a single smartphone or tablet. AT&T is the first U.S. carrier to announce this type of application, with availability expected before the end of 2011.
- Personal mode: When not working, send text messages to friends, watch TV shows and movies, and play games on your mobile device as you otherwise would. Personal activities remain segregated.
- Work mode: If it's time to buckle down and focus on business, employees can enter their work environment. In this mode, users can access corporate email, applications, calendars and more, just as they would on a company-provided device.
"Our research shows that approximately 50 million employees in the U.S. alone could benefit from business mobile applications," said John Stankey, President and CEO, AT&T Business Solutions. "Mobile applications delivered in a cloud computing environment can transform business operations. AT&T is focused on integrating advanced technologies – like cloud and mobility – to create valuable solutions for our customers."
Many Connected Devices, Few IT Resources
According to a July 2011 Forrester Research, Inc. report, nearly 60 percent of companies allow employees to use personal devices for work and provide IT support for some or all of these devices.1
The "bring your own device" trend can benefit businesses in a number of ways, saving on costs associated with company-owned equipment and satisfying employees' desire for flexibility. At the same time, IT personnel often struggle to maintain control over dozens of different smartphones and tablets, stretching their time and budgets to the limit.
With the number of mobile applications projected to reach 1.3 million by the end of this year – as opposed to only 75,000 applications for personal computers – managing employee-owned devices is not getting any easier.2
"When it comes to connected devices, one size doesn't fit all," said Chris Hill, Vice President, Advanced Mobility Solutions, AT&T Business Solutions. "People want to use their own smartphones and tablets for work, but that practice can create major headaches for businesses' IT departments. AT&T Toggle helps resolve the issue in a simple, affordable manner."
AT&T Toggle offers a convenient web portal that allows IT administrators to:
- Manage which employees have access to which company resources.
- Add, update and delete business applications on employees' personal devices.
- Wipe all corporate information stored in work mode if an employee leaves the company or loses his or her device.
Designed to strip away complexity for both businesses and their employees, AT&T Toggle can be used on devices running Android 2.2 and higher, and with any service provider.
AT&T customers have already indicated interest in this type of solution. For one organization that provides company-owned devices to more than 1,000 employees, the CIO is exploring a new policy, which would allow employees to use personal smartphones and tablets to connect to the corporate network. With AT&T Toggle, the IT department could manage work-related functions remotely, controlling mobile and security preferences based on employee location and responsibilities. The CIO can protect business data – his number one priority – while simultaneously saving on the costs of issuing separate devices to employees.
Innovation in Action
AT&T Toggle is the latest addition to AT&T's portfolio of mobility products and services for businesses, which includes mobile device management solutions. AT&T's Advanced Mobility Solutions group aims to flexibly deliver content, applications and solutions – like AT&T Toggle – to any device, at any time.
The AT&T Toggle program was cultivated through three innovation initiatives currently underway at AT&T: The Innovation Pipeline (TIP), AT&T's Fast Pitch program, and The AT&T FoundryTM. Together, these initiatives helped speed an idea to market in just months by dedicating resources to the project and enhancing collaboration between AT&T and third party developers.
This is just the beginning. Starting in 2012, AT&T plans to introduce a series of additional services and features designed to free employees from the constraints of company-owned devices and turn personal handsets into tools for business productivity.
"AT&T's approach to seeking out best-of-breed solutions, certifying key applications in major vertical or horizontal segments, and providing wraparound services such as implementation, integration, and support creates a service portfolio that is highly adaptive across enterprise segments," wrote IDC analysts in an August 2011 report.3
Today, more than 18,000 AT&T business customers have adopted mobile applications – up nearly 400 percent since the end of the first quarter of 2011.
To learn more about how AT&T can transform personal phones into business-ready devices, contact your AT&T account representative.
1 Forrester Research, Inc., Forrsights: Mobility Dominates Enterprise Telecom Trends In 2011, July 22, 2011.
2 IDC, Managing Consumerization of IT: CIO Recommendations for Effective Bring Your Own Device Strategies, May 16, 2011, Doc. #LM51T.
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HRSM students searching for 'Love Story' 6.0
A University of South Carolina class on wedding planning and management is searching for the next "love story." The chosen couple will receive a free wedding, planned and executed by students in HRSM362.
This spring semester marks the sixth "Love Story" wedding put on by professor and professional wedding planner Annette Hoover's class, and students are busy searching for the perfect couple. Every aspect of planning the wedding, from selecting the wedding invitations, the venue, flowers, catering and even the rings, will be in the hands of the students.
To be eligible, applicants must be students, alumni or children of alumni of the University of South Carolina.
Couples can apply by submitting an application essay in 500 words or less, accompanied by a photo or a two-minute video essay on why they should be chosen to win "A USC Love Story" wedding. Interested couples should send their application/video to email@example.com until Feb. 10.
The couple will be able to invite up to 100 of their friends and family to celebrate the big day at 701 Whaley St. on Sunday, April 17.
Interested applicants can also find "USC Love Story 6" on Facebook. For more information about HRSM 362 and "A USC Love Story 6," contact Annette Hoover at email@example.com.


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Apartment completely renovated (bathrooms, kitchen, floor...) with modern lift/elevator
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We enjoyed a very pleasant stay in Barcelona due to the room close to the city center we found by WIMDO and due to Ramon, a nice person who welcomed us in a very friendly way. He showed us around in the apartment - a comfortable and clean room with an additional bed for our little daughter (4), with TV, balcony above the street and a big, modern wardrobe, a spacious bathroom. He led us to the kitchen, showed us the well filled fridge with lots of things to take for breakfast, explained everything in good English and gave us many good tipps and hints as to what to see in Bacelona and how to get there. Thanks to his tipps we had a wonderful time in this great city, and we learned a lot about everyday life there. He was very nice to our little daughter so she got the impression this is her uncle. We enjoyed our stay very much, and when we go to Barcelona again, we surely will prefer to stay with Ramon and Xavier. Thank you so much for everything, as well as for taking us to the airport by car in the middle of the night!
Hi all,
Stayed there from 31-5 of June with my family, excellent place very good location 7 min walk to the beach 15 min walk to Plaza España breakfast included all rooms have privat bathrooms friendly host, I recommend this place to everyone.
Xavier would like to keep contact definitely for my self also friends recommendations. Hopefully see you again next year.
Regards to Ramon very helpful guy and well English spoken.
Thanks again
Regards Ferit
This is a SUPERHOST ! We enjoyed every minute on this apartment. The location is great near to PARALEL METRO station, or you can go on foot to Rambla, Maritim museum or port. It's not noisy, very good sound insulation on windows. very confy beds. Ramon has doing a great job explaining all the major interest points in the city and how to get fast. Good breakfast.
If I go again in Barcelona I will check up here !
Thank you for hospitality !
Very kind staff, perfect location and everything was clean!!! The kitchen was very helpful and well equiped.
The apartement was very clean and Ramon was very friendly. He helped us with our sightseeing tour and offered us a lot of information about Barcelona.
Ramon is one of the nicest person I have ever met. The room was amazing, huge, clean and tidy, I hadn't any problem, kitchen was provided of all facilities and overall is a nice house. in my opinion price was excellent, perfect position literally 2 mins from the metro and 10 mins from the centre. My stay was brilliant, Ramon helped me a lot and explained all the places of interests, giving me suggestions for the fastest path and so on. I definitely recommend it.
Grazie di tutto Ciaoooo :))
Muy céntrico,cerca de las Ramblas y sitios de interés.El metro la mejor opción para menearte por Barcelona pues pasa cada 3 minutos y te lleva a todos los rincones de Barcelona.La habitación esta muy bien con todas las comodidades, insonorizada y un buen colchón para descansar. Y Ramón un buen anfitrión que esta hay para lo que haga falta,te explica todo lo que tienes que ver por Barcelona y sitios para comer barato y bueno.Sin dudar repetiría si vuelvo a Barcelona, lo recomiendo.
Un genio ramon. Nos explicó y guió para recorrer los lugares más bonitos de la ciudad. La habitación y los espacios comunes super limpios y ordenados. Muy recomendable. Ya volveré.
Great place, soundproof walls, so despite the location (almost in the center!) there's no noise from outside, and airconditioning is responsible for providing fresh air. Clean, neat (remote controls for aircon, lights, colorful lights etc) and cosy. Kind and helpful host!
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Not MMA, but an MMA fighter in Gilbert Yvel:
On a real note, Gilbert should have never been allowed to fight ever again.
In recent UK stuff, there was a finger up the arse (aka 'oil check') at a show I was at this weekend. And of course there was this in Scotland a couple of weeks ago:
Few tasty gouges
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Axe kick to the nuts at 1:28
oil check! ha, you're kidding. that's the one foul i never expect to see. oh the shame of getting busted for that. should instantly get a non-title bout with the champion for that.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
The referee was the coach of the opponent Gilbert was fighting. He was a prize tool and trying to set up his fighter in advantageous positions. After it became blatant that he was setting Gilbert up for a loss he lost it and bashed him.
Yes it was an over reaction but the referee brought it on himself by trying to cheat.
I'm no gynecologist but I know a cunt when I see one.
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Robert McBay, executive director of Inland Empire Lighthouse for the Blind, knows that fellowship is even more important for people who do not have sight.
"Our students learn daily living skills but half our our philosophy is that the students learn fellowship as well," McBay said. "It's so important."
At the nonprofit Lighthouse's classes, a variety of independent daily living skills are being taught to those who are legally or totally blind.
Programs, classes and activities, including Braille, arts and crafts, computers, sewing, home economics, choir, ceramics, Bible study, mobility and orientation are designed to enrich and train students throughout the Inland Empire.
All classes, instruction, materials, meals, transportation and referral services are provided free to the blind.
And no taxpayer dollars are spent. The Lighthouse's primary means of support are its Thrift Store proceeds, donations and fundraisers.
That is why the upcoming fundraiser gala is especially inportant for the center.
On Jan. 26, the Inland Empire Lighthouse for the Blind hosts its inaugural "Night for Sight" Dinner Gala and Silent Auction fundraiser.
Administrative assistant Sandra Wood said the large dining area will be "pretty spectacular" for the event and will be done by Hollywood designers.
"The entire room will be transformed into a starry night with several flat screen TVs," Wood said.
The new 21,000-square-foot school is the perfect setting for the event, according to McBay.
"All classrooms will be open for people to visit and a hearty welcome is extended to everyone to join us for dinner, fun and our silent auction," he said.
The event also will include a cocktail reception, dinner and dancing, the silent auction, and raffle and prizes at the center, 359 E. Parkcenter Circle South, San Bernardino.
Festivities begin at 5 p.m. Tickets are $75 per person. For more information or for reservations, call 909-884-3121.
Reach Michel via email, find her on Twitter @michelnolan, or call her at 909-386-3859.


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Thanks for your steadfast sharing of all things potentially helpful and educational. Hope you're doing well and your Mum is hanging in there.
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You're welcome Willow. And yes, mum is still hanging on in there! Winter is here so mum isn't leaving the house at all, waaaay too cold for her! Hope all is well with you all too.
We're ok here. It's finally "cold" at 55 degrees and windy. We're worshipping the rain gods for lots of rain and snowpack in the mountains here in Noethern California. Going to central coAst for thanksgiving holiday to visit our daughter who is a freshman at college there. Meanwhile, working p.t. And holding down the fort w the kid still a At home.:)
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Thanks Willow and Lisa! Could do with some of that 55 degree temps here right now, it's all frosty and cold here this morning. Slippy pavements and my car needing scraped, brrr!
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Colombia offers new rebate of up to 40% for foreign productions
Legislation signed during third edition of Bogata Audiovisual Market.
In order to attract foreign film crews, especially from Hollywood, the government of Colombia signed this Wednesday evening a new law on cinema. With a fund of 25 million Colombian pesos (aproximately $14m) per year, the country will offer an attractive cash rebate to productions budgeted at up to $30m.
By hiring Colombian service companies, the producers (domestic and foreign) will be eligible to receive a refund of up to 40% of the cost of production services and up to 20% of the cost of accommodation, transport and catering. The government hopes to attract investments of $42m per year with this initiative.
"With this new filming incentive, our country is introduced as a new destination for film, putting us in competitive conditions in the international market," said Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos [pictured] at the presidential palace (Casa de Nariño), in Bogota. "From now on we want to avoid that most Hollywood films set in Colombia continue to be shot in countries such as Ecuador and Mexico," he added.
The new legislation was signed during the third edition of BAM, Bogota Audiovisual Market (from July 9-13). The event gathers more than 50 international producers, sales agents, distributors and festival representatives from various territories, including US, European and Latin American countries.
Organized by the Bogota Chamber Of Commerce and Proimagenes Colombian, with support from the Colombian Film Development Fund (FDC), BAM was designed to promote the local film industry and to create business opportunities with the international leaders in the film business. This year 56 Colombian projects in development are in the market.
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Trail Blazers guard Lillard in elite company
Blazers point-guard Damian Lillard has been voted as the NBA Rookie of the Year. That's really no surprise considering Lillard was the NBA Western Conference Rookie of the Month all six months of the NBA season. Lillard was a unanimous selection, just the 4th unanimous choice in NBA history, joining Ralph Sampson (1984), David Robinson (1990), and Blake Griffin (2011).
The #6 overall pick in the 2012 draft, Lillard proved that he was more than capable of making the jump directly from Weber State to the NBA. He averaged 19 points, 6.5 assists, and 3.1 rebounds. He also played more minutes than any player in the NBA. He made 185 3-pointers to break Damon Stoudamire's franchise record for threes made in a season. The 185 made threes also set an NBA rookie record (passing Steph Curry's mark).
Lillard becomes just the 4th Trail Blazer player to earn NBA Rookie of the Year honors, joining Geoff Petrie, Sidney Wicks, and Brandon Roy.


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Holly Cleaners is an award-winning, nationally recognized, full-service garment and fabricare cleaning company. Owned and operated by the Davidson family since opening its doors in 1956, Holly serves its customers from four convenient locations in Newton, Needham, Wellesley, and Sudbury. We also offer pickup and delivery throughout the greater Boston Area.
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In pioneer days, getting to church had its challenges.
Folks in Seal Beach often ventured into Long Beach for church services, probably with a horse and buggy.
A congregation took root with the First United Methodist Church of Seal Beach in 1915. St. Anne's Catholic Church started services in 1921 at 317 10th St., then moved to a new location nearby at 340 10th St. in 1936, according to community historian Libby Appelgate.
Folks in neighboring Los Alamitos met for Catholic services at the local Felts Market or the Harmona Hotel.
Most of the parishioners - many who immigrated from Belgium or Mexico - worked at a sugar beet processing factory and lived in tents erected on wooden platforms, according to history buff Anita Schommer.
In 1921, the St. Isidore parish was established.
Though St. Isidore is no longer a functioning church, a plaza named for it at its location will be dedicated Sunday.
The parish has had a long and storied history before moving from church to historical site.
One year after the parish was founded, the parishioners asked the Bixby Land Co. for a piece of land to build a Catholic Church.
Two years later, in 1924, Bixby Land assigned the southwest corner of Church Street and Main Street - now Katella Avenue and Reagan Street, respectively - to the bishop of Monterey and Los Angeles for the filing fee of $10.
The property was used to build the first Catholic church in Los Alamitos, through the donations and labor of the parishioners, who worked the sugar beet crops, according to local historian Margaret Kendrick.
The first pastor assigned to St. Isidore was the Rev. Miguel Santacana when it was built and opened in 1926.
Much of the building was destroyed in 1933 in the Long Beach earthquake. The parishioners rebuilt St. Isidore to its present Spanish Revival architectural style that stands today.
The Orange Diocese closed St. Isidore in 1960 when St. Hedwig Catholic Church was opened on Los Alamitos Boulevard. In 1972, Monsignor Desmond Quinn reopened St. Isidore and had the hall built to serve as a family center, Schommer said.
In May 1999, the Orange Diocese once again closed St. Isidore, with the last Mass celebrated on Sept. 26.
With the closing of the church, a committee of dedicated parishioners and community members formed a nonprofit organization to purchase, preserve and protect the St. Isidore site, renaming it the St. Isidore Historical Plaza. The site is now a community center.
The Los Alamitos Museum Association on Nov. 29 designated the chapel building at St. Isidore Historical Plaza the oldest remaining community building in Los Alamitos. The dedication is scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. at 10961 Reagan St.
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Photography Workshop at Wasatch Mountain State Park
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Visitor Center, 1281 Warm Springs Rd, Midway
In preparation for our photo contest, we will be hosting a community education workshop with professional photographer Mike Flaherty, who will share his skills and tricks of the trade with the rest of us! As part of this, our Naturalist will also be on hand to provide education on the land and wildlife helping us better understand our park. Bring a camera (Fully charged, memory card, etc.) and dress for the weather as portions of this event will take place outdoors. For more information and to RSVP contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or 435-654-1791